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b. and NJ. Equipment Trusts.

Offering Is being made by Dillon.
Read & Co. of an issue Of $1,s15.0o0 5h
per cent. equipment trust certificates of
the Boston and Maine Railroad at prices
to yield to $40 per cent. according
to maturity. The certificates are dated
August /, 1922, and mature from Au-
gust /. 1925. to August 1, 1887, inclu-
sive, in annual installments of s121. 900,
and are secured by new standard raik
road equipment of more than s3,027.500
in value. The issue is subject to APP
proval of the State commissions of
Massachusetts, Maine. New Hampshire
and New York 1t is understood that
more than half Of the certificates Of
fered already have been sold.
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To Convert British 5hs.

Notice has been issued by J. +. Nor.
gan & Co. that In accordance with the
regulations of the British treasury no
United Kingdom OF Great Britain and
Ireland three year 5 u per cent con-
vertible gold bonds, due November /
next. will be converted after August 81
next unless the notes are deposited with
that company on or before the foregoing
date. Conversions will be made on any
date, not later than November /. 1922
designated in writing by the holder at
the time of surrender of the notes.
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COTTON PRICES UP
AIDED BY COVERING
Stock Market Strength Leads
to Buying Movement, Which
Offsets Liquidation.

Uneasiness on the part of local and
outside shorts led to an Improvement in
yesterdays cotton market prices adj
vancing about rs to 80 points at one time
in reflection of better feeling over the
coal strike and the general industrial
situation and higher Liverpool cables
than expected. The market was unable
to hold all of its gain i'm face of bearish
private condition reports and the favor
able weather, with the result that final
bids were only to 16 points net higher
than on Wednesday. On the whole the
sc ssion was featureless affair. with
many operators uncertain about the next
Government condition estimate.
The market opened fairly firm at a
net gain of about is to 81 points. but
shortly after the first call it met Japa-
nese. Liverpool and local long selling,
which brought the list back to about on
a level with the last previous close.
The weather map showed partly cloudy
to cloudy conditions over much or the
cotton belt. including precipitation of .O4
at Shreveport, 01 at Fort Smith and ga
at Meridian. The South sold few lots
of cotton on the theory that the map
was favorable. but was unable to send
prices more than a point or so under
the last previous close.
Speculative sentiment IN tne AFTERNOON
was undoubtedly affected by the strength
of stock prices. which led to increased
covering of cotton futures In the last
hour. Among yesterdays private crop
reports was that Of the South Products
Company showing a condition of 1875 per
cent and the Giles report. which placed
the end of July condition at 743 per
cent, against 70.9 in June and estimated
the yield at 11.600.000 bales.
The local spot market was quiet and
steady at 10 points advance to 21.55 for
middling. The New Orleans market was
steady and unchanged at 21.50 cents.
Its sales were 92 bales.
, Range Of prices:
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CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY OF NEW

YORK
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that on Sep
tember /. 1922. at the principal office of The
National Cay Bank of New York, No. 90
Wall Street. Borough of Manhattan. City
and State of New York. the Consolidated
Gas Company OF New York will redeem, at
lo2la per cent. of the face value thereof. and
accrued interest from August !, 1922, all OF
Its Five Year Secured Seven Per Cent. Con-
yertible Gold Bonds. dated of February
], 1920, outstanding on the said redemption
date and the said Bonds then outstanding
are hereby required 10 be then and there
presented for payment. with all coupons Tor
interest maturing subsequently to the saio
redemption date. No interest VIII be paid on
the said Bonds after September /, 1922.
On August l. 1922. any holder of any or
the Bonds he reby called for redemption may.
without prior notice, surrender the same at
the said office of The National City Bank or
New York. with all interest coupons maturing
subsequently to August /, 1922, attached, for
conversion Into equivalent amount, par
value, of the common capital stock, full
paid and non-assessable; OF the Consolidated
Gas Company of New York.
Holders of Scrip Certificates for any
amount of the said Bonds may surrender the
same to the said Bank September I.
1922. for redemption at 1921 Of the face
amount thereof. with interest at the rate Of
per cent. per annum from February
l. 1920, to September l. 1922.
Holders of Scrip Certificates aggregatinG
convert the same on August /. 1922. but no,
thereafter. into equivalent amount. par
value, of the Company's common capital
stock. at which time interest at the rate OF
seven Cd per cent per annum from Febru-
airy 1. 1920. will be~paid on the Scrip SC
New York. June 80. 1922.
BY order of the Board of Trustees
CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY OF NEW
YORK.
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NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.


Notice 10 hereby oven as follows;
f--cali for partial REDEEM ptien Of "a Per Cent.
Victory notes.-An AZ per cent. Victory notes.
otherwise known as United states Of America Cold
Notes OF le22-1923. which bear the distinguishing
letters "A. b. C. d. f." or "F." prefred 10 their
serial numbers. having been designated for the
purpose by lot In the manner prescribed by the
Secretary OF the Treasury, are called for rcdemp-
tion on December Is. 1929. pursuant to the pro.
Vision for redemption contained In the notes and
in Treasury Department Circular No. 1873. dated
April 2i. 1919 under which the notes we're orig
inaliy issued Interest on all the AZ per cent.
Victory notes thus called for redemption will cease
on said redemption date, December Is. 1922.
Victory notes OF the AZ per cent. series bearing
the distinguishing letters &c. II. ]. ]. X" or u
prenxed TO their serial numbers not In any
manner affected by this call for redemption. and
will become due and payable as 20 principal on
May 20. 1923. according TO their terms
7-Detsiied information to the presentation
and surrender Of a. per cent Victory notes for
redemption under this call IL given In Treasury
Department Circular No. 900. dated July 20. 1929.
eopies Of which be obtained from the Treasury
Department Division of Loans and Currency. wash
inston. ID. c.. any Federal Reserve Rank
A. w. MELLON.
July 20, 1922 Secretary OF the Treasury
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I. n. T.-Manhattan Deposits.

The committee representing holders OF
Rapid Transit Company
first and refunding 5 per cent. bonds and
secured convertible notes announces that
substantial additional deposits of bonds
and notes are necessary TO warrant the
committee declaring the 1nterborough-
Manhattan readjustment plan operative.
About 50 per cent. OF the first and re-
funding 5s and ~ per cent. of the Sc
cured convertible notes have been de-
posted to date.
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New Municipal Offerings.

Richards. Parish & Lamson are offer
ing a block of city of Akron, Ohio. di-
rect obligation serial ) per cent. bonds,
due serially 1928 to 1889. at prices to
yield ABS per cent. The bonds are legal
investment for savings banks and trust
funds in New York, Massachusetts. Con-
necticut and elsewhere and are exempt
from Federal income taxes.
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anty that if the court orders a resale
of the stock Of the Lehigh and Wilkes
Barro Coal Company bid better than
that of the Jackson Il. Reynolds syndi-
cate OF New York would be made.
The Reynolds syndicate bid s32,291, 130
for the stock. and the bid was held up
through court proceedings on the ground
that the franklin offer was a better one.
IL the bond IL not filed the court pre-
ceeding will be. dismissed.
The New York herald., 1922-07-28
New Haven Frame nond Plan.

Despite the efforts OF bankers to get
all holders of New Haven franc bonds
to agree to the adopted plan for paying
off 10 per cent. in cash and extending
the balance for three years at per cent.
many have failed 90 avail themselves OF
the offer. Difficulty was experienced in
reaching small holders. especially those
in France. Slightly over 69.75o.000 franc
and s14.11s.00O dollar deben-
lures. part OF the same issue. were
UP TO April 4.
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STATISTICS.
DIVIDENDS.

Stock OF
Record. Payable
s1.75 ...............A Aug. 10 Aug. ~
American Metal Co.. 75c. Aug. 81 Aug. II
Bethlehem Steel Co. A. a.,
Bethlehem Steel Co. B, O.,
Beacon oil Co., a.. 5oc. July 81 July 81
Bsas1n E, san Oil Co. pf'' o. a.'Aus Aor :,
Beechnut Packing Co.. &c. Aug Aug 10
Consol. Gas Co., O., 81. Aug. 10 Sept. 10
Cleveland Pittsburgh r.
r.. a.. guar, s7Kc.. ...... Aug. 10 Sept /
Cleveland 6 Pittsburgh r.
r.. spec. guar. soc. Aug. 10 Sept. !
Deere & Co. pf., a.. 75c. Aug. 10 Sept.
a.. s1.75. ...,..... Sept. Is Oct. .
Great Lakes Dredge Dock
Co., O., 81. Aug. s Aug. IL
Lee Rubber & Tire Co..
O.. 5oc. ...-.....-........ Aug. Is Sept. 1
Lisgett & Myers Tooacco
Co, O., So. Aug. 1J Sept /
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Co, q. 3. SO. ............. Aug 10 Sept. I
National Lead Co.. O.. si5o.sept Is Sept 80
s1.75 .....................A Aug 25 Sept IL
J. G.. White Management
Co. pf., o., S1.15.. Aug. Is Sept. /
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ORDERS BOND IN COAL CASE.
Court Requires Guaranty
wt,kes-Bnrrc Proceedings.

PHILADELPHIA. July 27.--The Federal
District Court here issued to-day an
order requiring the Franklin Securities
CORPORATION of this city to file within
Ave days bond for 81, 100000 as a guar
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NORTHERN PACIFIC TERMINAL
COMPANY OF OREGON

L In accordance with the provisions OF the
Deed OF Trust of the Northern Pacific Term
inal Company of Oregon dated January l..
1sS3 to the Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany as Trustee. the following bonds have
haen dra wn for account of the Sinking Fund :.
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LIVERPOOL.

Spot cotton quiet at 10 points advance;
middlng 13. 14d. Sales, 5000; American,
1000: imports, 10 900; American. 1000. Fu-
lures opened quiet at 2 to points advance.
Closed quiet but steady at a net advance OF
8 to 25 points. July, 1918; October, 1917;
December, 11.9S: January, 11.91; March,
11.so: May. 116s. Manchester: Yarns dull; !;
eli uiiIe q
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The Sherman, Shreveport and Southern
Railway Company

To the Holders of Certificates of deposit Columbia
Trust Company, issued under Deposit Agreement,
dated February Is, 1885, for Fifty-Year First
Mortgage Five Per Cent Gold Bonds of THE SEiER-
COMPANY:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant provisions
Article Seventh Of the above Deposit Agreement the Committee
has amended said Deposit Agreement that shall be
specifically approve and adopt the Plan Agreement Read
justmen of the FftyYear First Mortgage Bonds
Of THE SHERMAN, SHREVEPORT AND SOUTHERN RAILWAY
COMPANY guaranteed by Missouri Kansas Railway
pany dated July TO- 1922 which said
filed with the Depoa and authorize said Committee
out said Plan and Agreement to amend modify the
with the provisions thereof and to do and perform
and things which said Comttee
proper for said purpose.
Amendment has filed the Com
pany the Depostay under said Deposit
the Depostor holder Of Certificate
business hours at the office of the Depotary No
tway, New York City
Holders of the above Certificates Deposit shall cnclusivey
finally deemed assened said Amendment
fifteen 5 days after July 49, 1922 the date Of the first publication
notice they shall dissent from said
thereby from the Deposit Agree
accordance with the provisions thereof by
Depository their Certificates Deposit negotiable
by paying the Depository Herewith the fixed
mee fair proportion Of the compensation
cations the Committee to the date of such withdrawal
Dated York. July Is, 1922
ALFRED A. COOK r. WALTER LEIGH
Co"nsel. Chairman.
JOSEPH g. DALE H. F. WEIITCOMB
secretary FIX. QUINN,
St.
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The Sherman, Shreveport and Southern
Railway Company

To Holders of Certificates of Deposit of Columbia Trust
Company Issued under Deposit Agreement,
dated February IS, 1916, for bonds above
described; and
Holders of Undeposted Bonds above described.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN undersigned Commit
adopted Plan and Agreement Of Readusment Of First
PORT AND SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY, guaranteed
by Missouri Kansas Texas Railway Company f Kansas dated
July TO- 1922 and has filed thereof with the Columbia
Company, the Depostary of the Committee
Holders Of the above Certificates Deposit concvey
and finally assumed to have assene and ratified said Plan and
Agreement Readjusment unless within
the date the publication
shall dissent from said Plan of REIMBURSEMENT
Agreement accordance with the provisions thereof by sendeng
the Deposary their Certificates of Deposit negotiable
and by the Deposary Herewith the fixed by the Com
tee fair proportion of the compensation and obg
tons Of the Committee to the date OF such withdrawal
Holders of undeposied bonds above described
the above Plan and Agreement of Readument and become
titled to its benefits by deposng together with
maturing and after December 1915 with the Columbia
Company No. go Broadway Borough of Manhattan New York City
the Depository under the Plan and Agreement Of Readusnen
before September 15 1922 Bonds registered principal
be restored negotiable before deposit all deposits
transferable Certificates of Deposit will be issued by the Dep
Holders undepoed bonds described deposit
shall have right participate in the Plan Agreement Of
Readjustment.
Copies of the Plan and Agreement Of Readunent
tanned from the Deposay from theecetar Of the Committee
Eated, July 49, 1922.
ALFRED A. COOK. R. WALTER LEIGH.
Counsel. Chairman
JOSEF" D..s Secretary, f. x: @t51TSoMB' oG1TS.
ST.. New Tor Committee
COLUMBIA
90 Broadway.
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Det city Gas
rs 1929
T.......100
Detroit Edison
6s 1910
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BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS

n. y. STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
To he following prices accrued interest
Is to be added:
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AID MUNICH
PAL BONDS.
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and VIII be redeemed by The Farmers' Loan
and Trust Company at its office, Nos. 1922
william Street. New York City, at 40 and
accrued interest. on the 14th day OF August.
1922. at which date interest viii cease on the
above bonds.
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY, Trustee,
BY JAMES ii. PERKINS, President
Dated New York. N. ". July p, 1872.
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NEW YORK PRICES.
WHEAT-No. Northern spring. S1.56i5 ,
No. red. 81 .o9ik No. hard. $1.31h; No. I
Manitoba. $685.; No. mixed durum,
81 .2sis. c. |. f. track N, y.
CORN--No. 2 yellow and No. 2 white
s2%c: No mixed. s2Hc., c. l. Z. N. Y.
OATS-No. 9 white, 47c.; No. white, Acc. .
No. 4 white. 441ac.; fancy clipped white. $50
55c; ordinary clipped white, 4s@5ihc. all
elevator.
RYE-No . Western. e4c. f o. b. and s2kc
c. l. (. N. Y. export.
HAY-No. !. S3nd32: No. .. S2SI30; No
8, $259c7; shipping. so3G25 a ton.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Yesterday 2, ,404, 600 S05, 900 $50, 900
Last week ,65a, 900 900, 900 5a7 900
Last year. 3.101 900 6s5 900 .552. .000
SEABOARD CLEARANCES.
Flour. Wheat. Corn.
Yesterday - 10000 $4,000 16S, 900
Last week . II 900 $4,000 400 900
Last Year. ..... 1000 $4,000 100000
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Hudson & Man
Illinois Gem

Illinois Cent
col Is 1899
2....... S5%
5....... S5h
I'll Cent 5hs "a
| .101A
Ill Cent Is 1855
| 5....... S3h
! I'll Cp,,+ vaf
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tod o rs lp'lo
2....... 10
Ill Cen Omaha
IS 1851
1....... 80
Ill Cent st l.
3hs 1851
1....... 1Sh
III Cen Spring
3zs 1851
10. 1sh
Indiana Steel
5s 1852
l.......I00h
g.. .100h
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-04-21
will Have Their

own Pavilion
tHarlottasvi1 ". April is
Bl" Ridge Ssnatoriuln is now
ready FIR applications for adj
~ ~s,4n to its cHiidreu'> pa iIIion
Wln1H win Accommodate forty
FIVE Youngsters Suffering from
Tuberculosis, Tuis is the FIRST
.pov'i Nm exclusively for children
t. He opened il Virginia; and is
one Of the very few to be found
il 1he public sanatoria of this
.com.ry
"sthiu 4 few months work will
b started .cr similar payillions
at CataW bs and at Piedmont. 1t
has lor& been appreciated that
speciat prov sionS should be
made for children at the sanato-
rjum, but funds for such under
taking, las been lacking.
Applications Tor admission
should BE- sent directly t. the
sanitorluu at Charlottesville E,
addressed 70 tile Medical Director
Blue Il, dye Sanitorium.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-04-21
Visit OF the National
Commander TO Va.

commander TO Va.
National Commander, Hanford
MacNider, will be i'll Virginia as
follows:
Langley Field April 20th
Petersburg April 2lst
Winchester April oath
Richmond April Goth
Post Comm nder. w. A. Baker
Winchester. Virginia, wants as
many members of Posts in the
neighborh0od of Winchester to
come there on the Oath as possible
There will be show under
the auspices Of the Legion that
night followed by a smoker aiu,r
the show, at which the Nati"rol
Commander will speak to al
dictionaries, concerning our
Legion.
Please, for the good of your
Post and the inspiration to be
derived from such gathering,
arrange to have your Post repre-
scented at that time:
Or-Arrauge to 90 to Rich
mond on April Goth when the
Richmond Post and the State
Headquarters will have an infor
NAL supper at the Blues Armor'
i'll honor of the National Com
mander.
These two events will be the
means of crystallizing thu
thoughts of all Virginia Legion
aires on The American Legion
Let's put Virginia forward il
the rank Of The Legion and i
can be done by making All homes
effort to meet and hear the Cos
pei of the Legion from the lip
of the Leader.
Yours for better and bigge
membership. n. L. Price,
Department Adjutant
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-04-21
FRIDAY, APRIL II, 1922.
Matthew f. MauEy to be Honored

49,
Corner Stone Of monument to
be laid at Confederate Reunion.
A. b. Chandler, Jr., orator Of oc-
CaSion,
During'the Confederate Reunion
III Richmond Juns 20. 1922, the
tXaC! day and hour to be announc-
I'd later, the corner stone of a
projected 100000 monument to
HE memory of Matthew Fontaine
Maury will be laid on Monument
Avenue in Richmond two squares
from the Stonewall Jackson mon
m Mt. The Maury Memorial
Associat on, of which Mrs E. Z.
NOfhtt, Richmond, is President
has charge OF the exercises. The
addresS of the occasion will bt
delivered by A. B. Chandler, Jr.
President of the State Norma
School, Fredericksburg. Presi
dent Chandler for many year
Las been much interested in es
1ablishing a suitable memorial t.
1Lis neglected, but great Vir
gnian and A american, and has il
the past few years delivered sew
eral addresses and published
Bulletin on the life and service
Of Commodore Maury, who wa
born few miles from Fredericks
lurg.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-04-21

The Comedy Drama in four
acts, "A Pair of Country Kids
given Gu rIluay night 14th, aud
Monday night Nth, by home
talent for the benefit Of the Com
munity League was well render
ed, Monday night the school
rooms were crowded, The total
receipts being 10000.
The Quality Music House
shipped a Jesse French Player
Piano to Alton last Wednesday.
Elder J. H, Anderson and FAM
lily, left for Frankfort, Indiana,
Tuesday. They will go via
South and North Carolina where
elder Anderson will hold several
series of meetings, he will also
go to Kentucky and thence to his
work as State Evangelist OF
Indiana. Ed. Anderson is all
able speaker. He has been pas
tor of Emmanuel, The Church OF
God, west Of town, and of Dry
Run for six years, residing at the
parsonage south of town on the
Valley Pike. His friends have
only the best wishes for him an(
| his family in their new home.
| Mrs VIM. r. Coffman is visit
ing Mrs Irma McInturff at Stras
: burg this week.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-04-21
Three Marine Flyers Killed By
Flames Crash at Quantir

Washington, April, 17-Twe
marine officers and a private wer
instantly killed today at Quantlc'
Va. viii Ell two airplanes in ba
tie pr actice locked wings in TIL,
air and plunged to the ground.
The dead are:
First Lieut.. Earl NJ. Randall
Winchester, Mass.
Second Lieut.. Duncan w. lie
wis, Memphis, Tenn.
Private Joseph ]. Dhooghr,
Chicago.
Lieut.. Randall was flying alons
in a German Fokker and Lieut.
Lewis was pilot of Vought
plane, with Private Dhoogiie act
ing as observer.
Ascending 10 an altitude OF
about 4 900 feet, tile two planes
were carrying out battle maneu-
vers. one trying to get above aud
in back of the other, as would
happen in actual warfare, when
the wings of the planes locked
One wing was torn completely off
each plane, causing them to turn
sideways and then plunge to the
ground.
The Vought plane landed IN
one end Of the flying field. while
the Fokker struck telegraph
wires, glanced of and fell along.
sjde the railroad track.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-04-21
Apple sab In Virginia Orchards

Much has been written lately
about the unusual prevalence al
apple >cab in Vire mia orchards
Thi> discussion is necessary when
it is realized that apple seal j.
one Of the hardest diseases the
fruit grower has TO cont ud with
1t will ruin the entire crop OF
fruit one season and will alSc
destroy the leaves during the
same season, thus almost totally
destroying the chance for fruit
the succeeding year.
Tie cort,ol of apple scab de,
rends on thorough application
Of the proper tungjcides at the
ilght time. The horticulture
workers Of the Virginia Pol,
technic Institute, Extension Ser,
vice have been much alarmed to
find that many fruit growers are d
plying Inn sulphur at strengths
that will not control the seal.
The growers should note from
the spray calendar issued from
lie above mentioned source that
- degree lime sulphur should be
uted at the rate of FIVE quarts
t each fifty gallons of water
\ test of a great deal Of lime-sul-
phur used by the growers shows
that it only tested Is to % de
grees but was used at the : me
strength az tho it tested 80 de-
Rrees. Successful control CANNOT
be brought about By such 81
treatments.
The orchards of Virginia arr
badly infected with this disea>.
and the grower must use ii ut
most care in order to save his
fruit. Unless lie knows how t.
spray, low to prepare material.
how to dilute them, how to ties
them ard when to spray he shoul(
secure spray calendar from tn
V. P. l. Extension Servic and f.
study it carefully.