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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08

reelection TO the state senate ana
house OF delegates. Joseph NJ. San
derS, OF Bluefield. Republican canol
date in the Seventh senatorial district
and DR.. NJ. V. Cooley. Republican. OF
Charleston, in the Eighth, were the
only ones among the candidates LOT
that branch who were seeking 10 re-
tain their present seats. The mouse
OF delegates, with elections Tor every
seat, unlike the senate. where hall the
members are holdovers, showed also
a surprising sCuntiness OF members
seeking reelection. The list OF can
didates showed only IS who are no"
delegates. though number of the
present members are engaged In con-
tests for seats in the upper branch
Three candidates for the stale SEN
ate were unOppOSed. one OF them q
Republican, NJ. u. White, Of William
son, In the Sixth district. The two
Democratic nominees who were not
opposed in the election were =. +
Nixon, OF Paw Paw. In the Fifteenth
district, and Robert +. Kidd, OF Glen
Vile, running for the short uneXpired
term in the Tenth district. There was
a contest, however, for the full term
In the Tenth district, with George +.
Hull, OF Durbin, as Republican candl'
date, and A. c. Herrold, of Sutton. on
the Democratic ticket.
Seven of the candidates FOR the
House OF Delegates also were unop-
posed, the number including four Re-
publicans and three Democrats. Ira
+. Smith, OF West Union, for Dodd'
ridge county's one seat; Joseph l..
ReXroad, Of Lehmansviile. Grant coun'
ty; h. NJ. Brown, Of New Cumberland,
Hanover county. were the RepuDil'
cans whose nominations put them on
an unobstructed path toward the dele
gate chamber. The Democrats unop'
posed We're p. ID. Delawder. OF Lost
River, for Hardy county's one seat; j.
Strider Mohler, OF Shepherdstown,
Jefferson county, and w. w. HARPER
OF Riverton, Pendlcton county.
J. S. Zimmerman, Democrat. re.
elected to the House OF Delegates fom
Hampshire county, was the Dcmocatic
floor leader in the legislative session o!
1921 and was one of the authors OF
the good roads act enacted in that
session.
Charles B. Wilson, Republican. elect,
ed in Upshur county, won over Mrs.
Olita Withers Hooker, Democrat, one
OF the four women who were Candi'
dates in the state for the House OF
Delegates. Two women were Candl'
dates in Kanawha county and one in
Marion county.
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Says the Japanese
Ministry.|s "'BGttered''

Toxic. Nov Immediate enforce
meut Of the universal suffrage system
the initiation Of popular diplomacy
more pcnetrat!ve regulation Of prices
and the early replacement of IN: present
ministry which has hecn established IN
disregard 10 the popular opinion ana 'he
cost OF constitutional principle were
the resolutions passed by the general
meeting Of the kense.kai
In amplihcation Of the propositions
embodied In the resolutions N!scouh'
Kato. president of the Opposition iart
,il,culeJ the "fcttcred' Condition OF the
existing ministry because of rs neces.
STATED subservience to the Seiyukai and
EXPRESSED his disappointment at the &C
accomplishments fthe cabinet after It's
loud declarations and professions re-
garding the Improvements" and re-
forms"
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by approximately 5000 votes with %
precincts missing. Democratic mead
quarters claim the election OF kendricH
Lewis by approximately 1000.
Incomplete returns from SO out or i''
precincts In the Tenth district gave
John W. Langley. Rep, 7l5s: +. Tom
Hatcher, Dem. 4,S42. The Third dis
trlc,. previously considered doubtful
rolled up an unofficial majority or ap-
proximately 5000 for r. y. Thomas
Dem, over w. c. Meats, Rep.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08

Gently. releasing with the big com.
pany, and she anticipates that many
of the members OF Hello Everybody"
will be the nucleus OF the American
ballet to be produced by her.
There are no prettier girls in the
world than our native girls" said MiBs
Hoffman, recently, and certainly
there are none 30 uniformly intelli.
gent. Plus that, OF course, they must
be natural dancers. Russia has sup
oiled most OF our famous ballets but
it must be remembered that the Rus.
sian ballet is subsidized by the Rus.
sian government. Somehow or other.
1t seems almost toolhardy waste OF
time to think OF congress DOING any.
thing similar. and yet 1t will come.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08
"SHUFFLE ALONG.

The extraordinary prospefIA OF
Shuttle Along" the cyclonic coiored
musical comedy that comes to thGA
Court, November 14-l5. is due to
great measure to the delightful and
tuneful score, which every moment is
Of superior quality, and written BY
Sissle and Blake, unsteady, then
Shuttle Along" Is q rare treat. Among
the most prominent song his are,
Love VIII Find the Way" Honey.
kle Time" Everything Reminds
-, of YOU" Gypsy Blues" Shuttle
Alo g." Wild About Harry" III You
Haven't Been Vamped BY a Brown
Skin. You Haven't Been Vamped at
ALL" n. Y. Globe said: THE chorus
Of SHUTTLE scored at least ten points
over The usual Broadway chorus OF
the present day musical show"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08
GOATS DESTROYING GRASSES

Honolulu, T. II. Nov. THE Islands
Of Maui and Hawaii in this group con-
tain los 600 wild ronts, or one goat TO
every two and one Nalf acres. accoro-
Ing 10 a recent census" taken by c. S.
Judd, territorial superintendent of for.
estrv. The territory would be obliged
to spend $4,000 to exterm!nate these
animals with are destroying grass and
forest cover. and the next legislature
probably will be asked to appropriate
ihis amount for the purpose. he said.
The estimate Of 10000 goats was
based upon a recent goat drive which
Roy Scouts and soldiers conducted on
ranch on the island OF Hawaii.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08
MlSCHA ELMAN,

Unlike many famous artist, JMiscAa
Elman, the viollnist who will play
here Monday, November 18th, at the
Coutr theatre. does not travel sur.
rounded by secretary, valet. man.
ager, interpreter. ten trunks and
heaven knows what else. His bag
gage consists OF two huge suit cases
and violin case. and his accompsnist
is his sole travelling companion. to-
the young Russian is well able to look
out for himself. The concert tour
planned for Elman this se'son Is the
greatest he has made In tt country.
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KANSAS

Karsa. City. Kan, Nov. 7.-Cnotnc'a!
returns tonight from S2s precincts out
OF 1855 in Kansas showed W. Y. Nor
Kan. Republican, leading Jonathan NJ
Davis. Democrat. by narrow margin
In tho race for governor. The oiaeT
state offices showed q larger majority
in favor OF the Repul an ticket In
the congressional races. seven or the
eigh, districts were being led by Re-
publicans
VI. l. PhlllIpG Socialist. had 80
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NEW HAMPSHIRE

Manchester. y. H, Nov. Close con-
tests. with probable Democratic victor
les for governor Of New Hampshire and
congressman in the First district. were
Indicated by unofficial returns at mid
night from three f!f:hs OF the state
Congressman Edward II. Wason was re-
elected in the Second district by the Ra
publicans. who also retain control OK
the legislature.
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BARBOUR COUNTY

Ph,lipp!. w. Va. Nov. T.-Complots
returns from Barbour county give:
For United States Senator: Neely.
Dem. 2.4SS: Sutherland. Rep. 1885.
For supreme Court Judge: McG!nn!s.
Dom, 2.2Ol; Meredith. Rep. $3.50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08
GERTRUDE hOEEMANN.

Gertrude Hoffman, who Is to appear
at the head OF the Shubert Vaudeville
unit, Hello Everybody" at the Court
Friday and Saturday. with the usual
daily matinees. Is going ahead with
her plans for the establishment Of an
American ballet. During the summer
she has been resting, and more re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08
BROOKE COUNTY

Returns from all OF the twenty-five
precincts in Brooke county:
L. S. Senator-Neely 1854 Sutherland
?O43.
Supreme Court-McGinn's 1873; Mer-
edith coTi.
Congress - Kenny (D) 1898; Rosen-
bloom (0 1854.
State Sonate-Paull (D) 1887; Hugus
(R) 2OI.
Elected to Lcgislature-Craig (D).
wel!sburg, W. Va. Nov. 7.-Returns
from - precincts In Brooke county
give:
For United States Senator: Nicely.
Dem. 1918; Sutherland. Rep. 1870.
For Supreme Court Judge: McGinn!s,
Dem. l5tS: Meredith. Rep, 1855.
Returns from IA precincts in Brooke
county:
L. $. Senate: Nicely. 1a47; Sutherland.
1890.
Supreme Court: McG!nnis. 1881:
Meredith. 1872.
Congress: Kenny. Dem. 1ll3; Rosen-
bloom, Rep. 1928.
State Senate: PAUL.. Dem. 1876;
Hugus Rep. 1899.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08
JUVENILE PROHIBITION
SUCCESSFUL IN JAPAN

Toxic. Nov. 7.--SinCe its enforcement
on APRIL this year. the Juvenile drink
ing prohibition act, passed IN the iaSt
session Of the Diet, has reaped 1rui'iu'
results 1t is reported that since me hcs
became effective Y9.146 members Oh
youur mems associations throughout
Japan and its colonies have joined tho
anti-alcohol league in support "t tmo
juvenile drinking prohibition movement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08
BERKELEY COUNTY

Martinsburg. w. Va. Nov. 7-Berke-
ely county complete, a precincts, give
Sutherland 307s, Nicely 1862; Bowers
1924, Allen 1921; Meredith 1889. McGin-
mis- 1916.
Daily and Smith both Republicans.
elected to house OF delegates.
Nixon. Democrat elected to senate
without opposition.
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MINNESOTA

s.. Paul. Mimi, Nov. Eight scat
tered precincts in four counties Of the
Seventh district strengthened the lead
Rev q. J. Kvale had established a; me
outset over Representative a. y. Vol
stead. The coun; was: kvale SGT; Vol
stead lT3
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08
NEW YORK

New York. Nov. THE First district
70 report in Manhattan. the Twenty
ninth in the Nineteenth Assembly dis
tsict. gave Miller so and Smith -.
Two years ago this district gave the
governor us and Mr.. Smith lS+.
Eleven districts in oswego county
gave Miller 1907 and Smith 1850.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08

like II thew will refund the full price
pa:d. Just the moment DcrwtUo Is APP
Piled you Will have a complexion which
viii attract favorable comment every;
where Get p"rwi!!u and l.!ska cold
cream and iry lhcm today. You Will I've
asrGnishci at the 0u.ril results they
give. prrw!l!u comes in three shades:
flesh. white and brunette. For sale at
the toilet counters Of all department
and drug stores. including Peerless Drug
Stores. Hoge- Davis Drug CO. and GrleSt
on untc adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08
CONTROL OF CONGRESS
(cautinusd from Page rhirtssn)

time N 90 years a Democrat has been
elected 10 congress from tho Nlnth
Virginia district. giving the Old Domin-
ion a solid Democratic delegation. In
official returns tonight Indicated tha'
the majority OF George c. Perry pemo'
crat. over hts Republican opponent
John II. Hasslnger. for the seat now
occupied by Representative {. Bascomo
Slsmp, Republican, would be close TO
a5dO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08

WARM va lCiI
n,,ghlv and then ap-
ply that fam o u $
boautlher. Dcrwi!l",,
when Is now used
bv over one million
discriminating girls
and women, In place
If face powder ana
q , h = r beautI!iers.
It's the one heautl-
nrr which stays
ON" and cannot be
detected. ierspira-
ton does not AFFECT
Il. nor viii Il rub
of on clothing.
There IL nothing
like DerwillU and
|. I $ X Il cold cream
for sunhurn, dark
, u ! q w skin, tan,
e q d : D u u Y Z - -
wrinkles and other
facial hlemishcs. II
Is guaranteed ahSo'
.utcly harmless and
sold at toilet cOun
iers everywhere with
I II c understand ing
49, - ,-nn La MI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08
| How To Beautify
Your Complexion
By Viola Dana

Tna, clever little actress. Viola Dana,
who is recognized az an au'Inors md
" "eGIss wny 70 obtain beautiful rosy,
g1'Shes coM mH is to cleanse the skin
W ", nIrS sI'" When retiring win Liska e4lS
~ .r.s n,S"' In the morning haths win
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08
KENTUCKY

Louisville. KY. Nov. 7.-lncompIete
returns from the eleven congressional
districts IN Kentucky show but two
close contests. In the Fifth. Republic
ans claim the election OF NJ. II. Thatcher
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BRAXTON COUNTY

Sutton. W. Va, Nov. 7.-Returns from
ao precincts In Braxton county give:
For United States senator: Nicely
Dem. $3.50: Sutherland. Rep, 3.obI.
For supreme court Judge: McGlnnis'
Dem. 1904: Meredith, Rep, 2,5oS.
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BOONE COUNTY

Madison. W. Va. Nov. 7-Returns
from eight precincts In Boone county
give:
For United States Senator: Nelly,
Dem. 1925; Sutherland. Rep, 6T2.
For Supreme Court Judge: McGin-
mis-. Dem, 1898; Meredith. Rep. $50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08

Ph.lppi ". Va. Nov. 7.--Returns
from thirty precincts In Barbour county
give:
For United States Senator--Ncely tD)
1861: Sutherland GO ?2S6.
For Supreme Court Judge-McGlnn!s
CD 2l5S: Meredith NO 2l92.
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Mart!nshurg. W. Va. Nov. Returns
from - precincts IN Berkeley county
give:
For United States Senator: Neely,
Dem, 1898: Sutherland. Rep. 1872.
For Supreme Court Judge: McGin-
mig. Dem. 1862; Meredith, Rep, 1it2.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08

Sutton, W. Va, Nov. Returns from
four precincts in Braxton county give:
For United States Senator: Nicely
Dem. 467: Sutherland. Rep, 379.
For Supreme Court Judge: McGlh-
MIS- Dem, $50: Meredith. Rep, 3e9'
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Madison. ". Va. Nov. f.-Returns
from eighteen precincts IN Boone county
give: >
For United States Senator-Neely tD)
23tS; Sutherland (R) 1929
For Supreme Court Judge-McG'nh''
CD .03S; Meredith (R) l4Sz.
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Nicely a majority over Sutherland OF 7S'

Nicely majority over Sutherland OF is'
on, OF a total vote of 2+07 for United
States senator. Boone gave the Rcpuo-
lean candidates slight majorities In the
two last presidential elections. In the
Same precincts. Taylor. Democrat, for
congress, was leading Echois. Repub-
lican. by more than 500. while Johnson.
democrat for state senator, Is leading
Cooley by about 200, Boone gave Con-
gressman Echols majority over his
Democratic opponents in both 1918 and
1929.
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Charleston. w Va, Nov. 7.-Returns
from two precincts IN Berkeley county
give:
For United States Senator: Nicely,
Dem. pos Sutherland Rep. 15t.
For Supreme Court Judge: McG!n-
MS. Dem, eos; Meredith. Rep, IA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08

Manchester. y. H, Nov. Returns
from 20 election precincts out OF IA
In New Hampshire give: For governor.
W. f. Goodrow (R) 2.S22; +. II. Hrown
(D) c.O:5.
The same precincts in 1920 gave: y.
o. brown tK) 1880: c. (. Tt!ton CD
2ocl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08

Approximately $1,000 quarts OF IA"
milk and 2,2i5, 800 quarts OF pasteur'ze"
milk are consumed In New YORK Guy
daily. "A per cent of TINS amount pe'"s
retailed In bottles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-08

Sutton. w. Va. Nov. 7.-Returns from
l3 precincts in BraSton county BNe,.
For United States Senator: NeeiS'
Dem, 1916; Sutherland Rep lOoS;
For supreme Court Judge: McGin-
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Many Incumbents Not
Seeking Reelection

Charleston. ". Va, Nov. One
feature OF the election was the scar
city OF present iuCumhents seeking
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Philippi. w. Va, Nov. 7.--Returns
from one precinct in Barbour county
give:
For United States Senator: Nicely.
Dem. 1856; Sutherland. Rep. 1l6.
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Madison, W. Va, Nov. 7.--Rctnrns
from 10 precincts In Boone county give:
For United states Senator: Nicely.
Dem. 1879: Sutherland. Rep, S34.
For Supreme Court Judge: McG!n-
MS Dem. 1899; Meredith, Rep, $50.
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Democratic Legislators
CONTINUED from Page ons)

Cd some now seats IN the state SEN
ate, while they felt assured Of big
majority In the house OF delegates
With some Republican OFFICIALS con-
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CONTINUED on Page Sixteeno
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Charleston. W. Va. Nov. TEN out
of "A precincts In Boone county give
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-07

w = III ~
said an operation was
.necess airy. My
mother would k ee p
saying: : Why don
YOU take Pinkham's 8,
Henrietta p and I'd
say, oh, mamma, it
won't help me, I've
tried too much One
day she said, Let me !.
get you one bottle Of
each kind. You won't
be out very much if
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-07
= thousand Hats and
|apS at Half Price
view Bingham at lec

yard 'i regular price of Csc and every
L Ie,J Is worth 25c, too, but just for
|pIi gin. LOT Friday and Saturday we
Ill., e, ,s saFos brand new Bingham in all
|ever view n.. SINAI, plaids and checks in
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-07

What happened at the
WI, VIVA the country club? See
gale n. Q, ~, Coupons" At Ry-
, ,UlSg' Theater today.
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.lHESTANDARD

q $3.50 Bingham Dresses at $3.50
u Tremendously special lot of best
Domestic and Imported Bingham,
#petty checks ami beau fully trim
ATed, smart st2.cS, long sleeves and
ss}shes; all sizes ..... ..... ...-.- $3.50
"omen's Thr I'd SIG
Stockings at $I.0O
Thread Sill full fashioned, double
aaTteg tops, extra high spliced heels
Aand toes, perfect mot "seconds") Fri
Hday and Saturday, Pair .-........-$ l.Oo
Women's $3.50 Glove Silk
Stockings at $240
Finest Glove Silk, in several beau.
'1aI patterns, of lace stripes, white
8and black; double heels and toes;
regularly $3.50, Friday and Satur-
a' $2.40
"omen's Wool Sweaters at $3.50
very smart slip-ons, medium
"eIgnt Sweaters, beautiful assert.
aeNt, all sizes, each .................S2 $3.50
Mems $500 Brown
Calf Shoes at $3.50
'[esn new and perfect Shoes, made
by E0dicott Johnson Co., flexible
sOIgs; rubber heels, Friday and Sat
udaE Pair earo
Mems $500 Vici Kid Shoes at $3,es
We" Shoes just received, made by
's johnson Co., flexible soles.
Dl' we ycI tops, rubber heels; regular,
~ P''OO' Friday and Saturday,
thousand Hats and
laps at Half Price
Inc entire sample line of Roth
,n.a Bros. at SOC on the dollar. new
1Fs' fresh goods. Hats and caps
IN oI "'sn and boys, each one marked
III plaln figures. Come and wait on
h, as Prices range from 25c to
s| w. Value soc to $500.
Full Case of
'eS Bingham at lsc
I v, Uoi regular price of Csc and every
n Ie.5>. worth =. 25c, too, but Just for
IN T' ut for Friday and Saturday we
S9ooo give you your choice of about
Ill., ns saIoS brand new Bingham in all
j s .vs ne" small pIaids and checks in in
Co s.y good color Yard To- d.
d. Yards 29.Incb &c
va Island at Il1.2c
|,s, i,2c at the mill; sold 'i in anv worth "or
quantity. Yard ..1, d.
We + 70 Of the Dollar Kid Glove.
! h., IT. Is nothing unusual for = LODI,
Eor " SIX aH pairs of these gloves for her
sim abos,. She can buy the six pairs
/ her rso,,I I %nat two pairs would cost
sasd st ssuLarIy. Drummer's sampIes
] esrs S Sa .Ios stock of large importer
Ill., do handed to US at about 4Oe an
Rladiti"'"aF5 the gloves are in perfect
II coJo D'. an" d complete run of sizes:
!, Per Pair ......,......., 81 on
S''ndard Dry Goods Co.
'''A St Next Bank of con,,.r..
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-07

4 don't help you. uon NV" -
Nj Nh believe me or not, but ! only took
WI, WI bottles of Lydia T. Pinkham,s veg
,Eab S Compound and one of LYDIA u.
E p;ingbam's Blood Medicine when began
= ll ra+ relief and l am regular ever since
" y + a pain or a headache.
" When | lie down | can get up without
..n and without pain. ! can't begin to
". asip v r how feel and look. | have be-
@ ,Sr 10 gain in weight and look more like
Fought to. | think every day Of ways
lave have been helped. Any one who does
mi IL believe me can write to me and l
I'll III tell them what shape ! was in. am
,ssdy to do anything | can to help your
ms6icine Mrs. HENRIETTA MILLER,
iS7 Sprague St, Dayton, Ohio.
if You have any doubt write to Mrs.
Miller and get her story direct.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-07

NOTICE.
School registration books for the
Americas Public Schools and High
school will be opened next Mon
day, September IL, for the fall
term.
Pupils not promoted will apply
for examination Friday, SePtem-
Der IS; white children at Furlow
school, colored children at Mckay
Hill school.
J.E. MATHIS, Superintendent.
Att
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|l0ULD . NOT =, A.,
ionAvOided by Taking
rJia E. Pinkham's Veg
etabIe Compound

Ohio 'Ihad such pains that
DaIIotb' H. turned in bed every time
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-05-04

oughly to work this manure down in
to the land, after which it was har-
rowed twice.
| planted strain Of Early Muir
dock corn and tested each ear to
make sure it would grow. l planted
it on May 10th, using 3foot, 4-inch
planter, and checking from four to
five kernels to the hill. Then it was
thoroughly narrowed again so as to
leave a mulch on top. AS soon as
the corn was up and large enough, /
started to cultivate it with disc
cultivator. After l had plowed it
twice with the disc, l used 4-shovel
cultivator to loosen up the ground,
following Immediately with the disc
so as to hold the moisture. After
this I cultivated it twice with the
disc: that last time was July 9th
when the corn was about feet tall
and had started to tassel. | find
from experience the more corn is cul-
tivated and the later, the larger will
be the yield. There is nothing better
than shallow cultivation to keep the
ground clean and the corn growing.
Deep cultivation disturbs the roots
and checks the growth and lets the
ground dry out. Our aim should be
to hold the moisture, keep the ground
clean and the corn growing as fast as
possible.