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The Jones County news., 1922-12-19

An author, paying HIS first visit ta
married acquaintance, asked the name
OF a sprightly little girl whose winning
ways had attracted his attention.
we call her Ella" said the child's
mother.
ihat Is good name." remarked
the author. 1T has been made classic
by Charles Lamb"
'Well, TO tell the TRUTH" explained
the lady, her name is Cornella. but
rs easier 70 call her Ella"
Il see" the caller rejolned. III is
the painless extraction Of cornl
The Jones County news., 1922-12-19

II, "lal highways are being estab
",nPu In Kansas to the memory Of the
on"'ueiis who laid down their lives in
~ - knish-Amerlcan war. The inr.
lpo'iai lhighways VIII be lined ON each
s, ~ Ion flowers OF great range Of
anS ~ coiors, and those who pass
hrn,f Snu pass along the roads win have
ra liant and fragrant reminders that
ublics are not ungrnteful. The
1y scouts Of the state will plant the
1eeds. They VIII take packages OF
them on every hike ana plant them
along the roadsides Preference win
be given TO flowers that win reseed
themselves, SO the great bulk of the
initial work VIII not have to be re.
peated. OF course some Of the seed
VIII fan on unfriendly SOIL ana IN
such cases the boy scouts viii repeat
the sowing Patrols will be organized
to Inspect the Joral lines and keop
them IN seed.
The Jones County news., 1922-12-19
MORE HIGH-PRoDUCING COWS
Large Increase In Number Noted In
Dairy Herds Of Indiana Test
ing Association.

BY following the methods OF manage
ment demonstrated by the extension
agent, the number Of cows producing
300 pounds Of butter a year was in
creased from nine In the FIRST year 70
Al In the second In the six dairy herds
In the Clark county (Ind.) cow-testing
associations according to reports TO
the United States Department OF Agri-
culture.
The Jones County news., 1922-12-19

onion may be served IN various ways-
as seasoning for dishes It has no
equal A most attractive looking and
at the same time wholesome dish Is,
Stuffed Baked Onions. - Choose
lalge-slzcd, uniform, sound onions
Peel them and cook until soft enough
To cut out the centers Chop Them
ana reserve for other dishes or use
to mix with the filling to 20 back into
the cavity. Highly seasoned sausage
meat is well liked for filling so, ure
nuts and bread crumbs, also finely
chopped green peppers which have
been parboiled There are any nuc,.
her Of hllings which will add variety
TO this dish Place In n baking disb
baste with stock or butter and wafer
while cooking: when the o~ions ara
soft, but not mLshy. sprinkle with
buttered crumbs. brown under tho
gas tiame and serve at once as n car.
nish TO pl7tter of pork chops. or II
stuffed with meat or nuts they win
make the main dish
To obtain onion juice To be nsed
where the vegetable itself is no,
cared for. cut a slice from the end
and turn the cut surface back nnd
forth on he CRATER near the groove
the juice will run down the groove
adding the delicate flavor as desired |
Onion ). Sandwiches Chop fine q
slice Of Bermuda onion, mix with salt
reppgr Az little dry mustard and
spreid on buttered bread.
Onion Relish. = Take one large
grated onion, one-half cupful Of eel.
cry; grind the celery, one teaspoonfnl
Of mustard, ten drops OF tobasco
sauce one teaspoonnil each Of SAIL
and celery seed. the yolks of fo,r
eggs well beaten and blended with he
salt and mustard. two tablespoonfrls
NJ olive oil twenty capers. one-fourth
Of a capful Of vinegar Serve with
fish or game-flne with venison.
The Jones County news., 1922-12-19
SOY BEAN OF EUcH BENEFIT
Enables Farmer to Produce Hioh-Pro.
TEN Concentrates at Home-sup.
plements Other Feeds.

Legumlnous crops, such as clovers
and alfnlfas. are richer in protein
than non-legumlnous crops. such as
.linothS bluegrass. etc. At present
iegumnous crops are mostly grown
Tor forage, and when concentrates rich
10 protein are needed to balance ra-
uons' they must be purchased in the
Iorm Of iiuxseed meal cottonseed meal
or tankage.
me soy bean offers a partial solu.
tion TO this problem by snabIing the
farmer to produce his high-protein
concentrates at home. Soy beans yield
anywhere from 10 to 25 bushels an
acre of seed. depending on soil and
season. Soy beans may be ground
ana used to supplement- other feeds.
The Jones County news., 1922-12-19
STRAIGHT ROWS IN ORCHARD
There Are Numerous Methods RECON-
mended for Setting Out Trees on
New Plantation.

In laying out your orchard take
enough pride in it to get your rows
absolutely straight and the correct dis.
tance apart. There are numerous meth.
ods recommended for laying out an or.
chard and different men have diaeren,
plans. Start your first row about Il
feet from the fence and leave plenty Of
room at the end Of the rows for turn.
Ing when plowlng. 1t is well to Law OF
the rows with plow, digging the holes
In the furrow.
The Jones County news., 1922-12-19
HONG Iow1
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URGES NECESSITY OF zoNINe
Kansas City Newspaper, In Strong Ap-
peal Pleads for Passage Of
Law Commanding Il.

Evidence that zoning has come 70 b
an accepted necessity in Americni
cities is found Ia the act 0f the D'
partment Of Commerce. division o
building and housing, preparing
standard law 10 be used Ia the fran
ing Of state statutes. such star
or enabling acts are necessary 'o"i7
tlcally al cases Of zonlnge p,7''as
nnd cities do not the, ,g., uls,r,c'5 or
.ne power ~. 20 "a encouraging ap,
ou''9 ~ r.hng The detessary
p,ui'ss., hound IN the police power
p."p fiite, ana coming storpte rs 4
aunt within lhls power on tho,
,4ound that lonlng has to do with tue 4
'ro~oiion n Health, safety. morals
" the general welfnre.'
II has not been difficult 10 establish
ne legal basis Of zonng, but Improper
raining Of some measures dealing
'1th the subject has led 10 trouble
'hen there came 10 be appeals 10 the
ourts. The model statute provided /
y the building and housing division !
ught' therefore, 20 be OF highly valu.
Die service and contribute 10 the en-
ctmeni Of uniform coming laws IN the
nrious states. Missouri alrendy has
'nlng statutes but they confer power
MY on the larger cities-Kansas City
tar
The Jones County news., 1922-12-19
SMALL HOME ORCHARD PAYS
Fruits Of Some Kind viii Grow Al.
most Any~here-Transplant In
Fall or Winter.

Asihall home orchard often is worth
much TO the farmer who IS wise
enough TO plant one. Every farmer.
whether he be owner or tenant
should have an orchard. Fruits of
some kind win grow most anywhere
ran and winter transplantine may
De done or trees may be set In the
spring.
The Jones County news., 1922-12-19

Year" said the
other Elves and Brownies, and the
oaf family and the Bogey family and
Oiiie Oaf all shouted:
Happy New Year to everybodvr'
Happy New Year" said Peter
Gnome and the other Gnomes all sang
this song;
Happy New Year we all saw
IN IN this the new years very first day.
Ne NJ nope the year'li be bright and gay,
WIN happiness going every way.
happy New Year. we all say
On tnis the new years very first dayl
you see.7 said Peter Gnone, ut is
so nice for happiness to go every
Where and not to just few places.
SO that Is our biggest wish-that
happiness Will get all around. into
little hooks and corners and little
dark places and will carry cheer in
plenty.
I'd like to give Happiness a mar
Neting basket as big as the world and
cram Il full Of merriment. and Joy and
cheer and all those nice things"
Wen do what we can for Won.
Peter Gnome to make your wish come
true said the Fairy Wondrous Sc
crets.
fli speak to the little workers and
they Will wrap up packages such as
you suggest-more than ever will
they wrap up she added.
The Fairy Wondrous Secrets wore
her favorite costume Of bright red
shawl and funny old shiny black
skirt with enormous pockets In It.
And the Dreamland King told me
ned not even take day off on the
nrst OF the year but would begin at
once to do all he could to help us"
she said.
Hes sitting on the edge Of Sleepy
Mountain-his favorite mountain now.
But he'll be all ready in very
short time.
lies sitting in his Sleepy Time
Cloud easya chair and lre~is ,ookqnr
through his spyglass to see Just what
work the Sandman is doing.
He says there is still the same rule
about travelling to Dreamland.p
What Is the ruler? asked Efie Elf
NO one can enter Dreamand," said
the Fairy Wondrous Secrets, "without
a smile.
You know you have to pay as you
anter-and your payment is a smile.
sometimes those who are entering
nay not even know they're smiling
'ut they are really smiling or they
wouldn't be entering.
Wen, l must get at my packages
md tie them IN with ribbons and
ave them In readiness"
SO Fairy Woudrous Secrets rushed
fl, but all the other little creatures
f Fairylond went
The Jones County news., 1922-12-19

M"rthn AIMS dignity was rused
when her mother trny In hand ~
eerelnoniously bumped into her Fol.
lowing her mother 10 tho l,,tcho, sg'' apr
blurted OUT '"' '"'
Mhen The ladies' Is gone. mi stick
"u, my tongue at sou, mother
Martha Ann was very sorry a mo 1
nent later.
The Jones County news., 1922-12-19
POTATOES USED IN FEEDING
They May Be Fed Successfully =.
Either Hogs or cattle-They
Are Not Very Palstable.

Potatoes can be used successfullv
in feeding either hogs or cattle. They
may be fed either raw OF cooked. ana
mixed with other feeds. They are NOT
highly palatable to either cattle o,
hogs. though both win eat them op,fs
readily. f''
The Jones County news., 1922-12-19

In England the term gnat is used
for the insect that Americans can .
mosquito. Here the term is used only
for smaller insects. A gnat Is !
blood-sucking dipierous fly. undergo.
Ing metamorpnosls IN water The
females have proboscis armed with
needle-like organs for penetrating the
skin OF animals.
The Jones County news., 1922-12-19

something powerful queer sho,,
soSn Juckett" said resldent ''u, w
,ar', ~,uuse. HE got back day before vas
'"Idly from a weeks stay n Konsos. NJ
tho n,n,' aus' night me and him went 10
Tlo,d p'V'ure SHOW and saw Harold
na,'a, avsu comedy. And. actually. Josh
,,,rni,. u'el salu q word about how much
a,,,,i,', rl,'i''' = was when he saw It with mo
C,,. ,u u. c"st up to Kay See."-Kansa
The Jones County news., 1922-12-19
HOMEMADE WAGON SEAT
Comparatively Easy Matter for Handy
Man With Few Tools and Few
Pieces Of Lumber.

The illustration slbws how nm easv
riding wagon seat mfy be built by the
handy man. Four br five boards n
loot wide. cut a little longer than the
wagon box is wida are placed one
above the other, Win sills alternating
The Jones County news., 1922-12-19

The New Nurse-Don't you like that
poem. Twinkle. twinkle little star
how | wonder what you are?"
Little Waldo-No. Why wonder
about the elements Of a star when
simple spectrum analysis win solve
the question?
The Jones County news., 1922-12-19
Poisoned Bait Used.


Poisoned baits can be used IN kean
down the numbers of rabbits whore
domestic animals can be prevented
from gaining access to the poison
Shooting for sport and using for ment.
however, Is preferable ana viii usual.
" hold the animals IN check. Rabbit.
proof fences can be prohtably built
when the area to be protected is nor
too large Various washes distastefuI
to rabbits are recommended for use
on tree trunks as well as different
mechanical contrivances to keep the
hungry animals from eating the bark
and girdling the trees. Feeding rnb-
bits In winter with winter prunlngs of
apple trees or corn, cabbage. or ur-
nips has been practlced successfully in
Yome orchards, ON the theory that it is
cheaper TO feed than to. fight them.
The Jones County news., 1922-12-19
Ne1.a hlen1n nteQ


Ice cream was enjoyed by the Ro.
mans between their periods Of fighting.
and the Chinese and Japs partook OF
u ~ A. ID. 1900 Il was a favorlte
dish with Catherine de Aiedicl ana
with English royalty.
The Jones County news., 1922-12-19

On the theory that an ounce of pre-
yention Is worth pound of cure the
hlstrict of Columbia has selected :
given road territory on which patrol
nien have been placed, whose duty \
is TO locate highway defects and report
me same Immediately.
Just as soon as reported, the dam
age is repaired.
"niie the patr5men in the District
OF Columbia are not specifically called
upon to furnish information to drivers
yer thls service naturally follows In
une performance OF their duties.
The Jones County news., 1922-12-19

"a y y , EcN
Z ear" shouted
all h e littls
Fairies.
II Apply New
Year" said Witty
Witch.
II Happy New
Year" said old
Mr.. Giant
II Apply New
Year" said Billie
Brownie.
II Happy New
Year" said Ben
ME Brownie.
III New
Year." said Ellie
Elf.
III appy New
The Jones County news., 1922-12-19

An American editor says: can ef.
fort, all reasonable expenditure. ain dc,
votion and loyalty should be concen.
trated on making the home worthy %
every good instinct, every ambition
every jnstihable form Of amny pride
The Jones County news., 1922-12-19
FBEFoRE STARTING TO BUILD
EXPERT Of Federal Department Of Com.
meroe oiVea Some Good Advice
on the Subject.

Nearly every American family
should plan to own n home. but the
family should FIRST ynow how 10 finance
home, IN the option Of Dr. John NJ.
cries chief of ~ building and hous-
ing division of the Department Of
Commerce.
Therefore u the chief contribution
OF the Depart /Rent of Commerce to the
nationwide A Better Homes" week,
DOCTOR Gri@ gave advice to the Amer.
,enn peoTE on "how TO finance
-Four ndamental Ideas should be
kept m fnind IN preparing to buy a
nome fboctor Cries believes:
kno exactly what you buy ana how
to buf t.
hno( exactly how you are going to
pay f1r your home.
bewfre Of how and where YOU ne.
cure Fans on your home.
ne ure and ask yourself how much
you GU afford
The Jones County news., 1922-12-19
LARGE VALUE OF INVENTORY
accurate Record Of Farmers Receipts
and Disbursements is Quite
Important.

Some accurate method Of reckoning
from time to time the net worth of his
holdings is valuable asset to every
farmer. An accurate record of his re-
ceipts and disbursements thar reaects
his net gain or loss durE,the year is
also necessary.
The Jones County news., 1922-12-19

Mr. Duohleigh-"Why DO you bring
me SO much water, Tommy I merely
asked for drink" Tomriy-'T thought.
You'd need more than glassful esuse
sister said you was the dryest lold
stick abe ever know"
The Jones County news., 1922-12-19

after her.
1--WE have moth
ing to do this
evening - It's a
free evening for
us and we have
nothing to do un-
til tom orrow
comes-except to
enjoy ourselves"
they said.
May we not
come and help
you with an ex-
ira supply for the
Dreamland King
tonight?
Wed like TO
S e n d our New
Year wishes. too"
The Jones County news., 1922-12-19

to the lily family. Those
who pride themselves
upon their pedigree will
have more tolerance for
the humble bulb when
they remember It is close
cousin to the beautiful
Easter lily as well as
the calla and others.
The Jones County news., 1922-12-19

% WHICH " TNt
anadme 10 Eat It. but f.
pm0re generally In the
market In early spring
or late winter.
The people In Scotland
prepare parsnips by
cooking them with p0
fafopa aarying ft.of,, ,vlti.
The Jones County news., 1922-12-19

Fairyland helped the Fairy wondrous
secrets and they sent beautiful
Dreamland presents and Dreamland
adventures all inclosed In gorgeous
castles and palaces, too.
And with the Dreamland presents
they sent wishes for New Year happi-
ness which would follow the dreamers
about wherever they went.
The Jones County news., 1922-12-19

Father, brilliant m sts,n,,
ssVsS,ngs' s.,D,,, was on for day win M ~
s'nn''s ,'nn at the Van Courtland links ~ ~
was was complacently self-consclous m, s,,.n, -
seur'oia Ethel was fretru ma ,'sn ne,.''
gus a several people in the sph'.a, ps
sar ',1 We're smiling Suddenly p,ha
s'peul s,ac',., Mamma' can't have some new
: a'oo,in o,,',n IKE papa. wanna look lils'
The Jones County news., 1922-12-19

Father-Why is 1t that you are a.
ways at the bottom of the class7
Johnny-It doesn't make any DIFF
ference, daddy; they teach the same
thing at both ends.-Mutual.
The Jones County news., 1922-12-19

Farmer-See here, young feller.
what are you doing up that treeg
Boy-0ne Of your apples Yell down
snd I'm trying to put 1t back.-The
Antidote (Peekskill).
The Jones County news., 1922-12-19

Home-Made Wagon Seat.

between the centers and ends of the
boards as pictured. The sides and
back Of the seat are constructed on
the top board.
The Jones County news., 1922-12-19

From study Of the teeth OF Indian
elephants, lt is estimated that theh
average axe is about seventy years.
The Jones County news., 1922-12-19
k!RHDddyS
GD6 EyeniN0
Fairy Tale
~ MAEX GDhEANd pIOhArrrn
FARMLAND NEW YEAR
oyEaARY .. ~ !, GR,AHA.1 SRA Z bonner

Happy New Year" said the
Queen Of the Fairies.
The Jones County news., 1922-12-19
TNkrrfE!'AENl,.!A TNkrrf!'AFl !!

! look upon the simple and childish
virtues % veracity and honesty a. mo
root on an that n sublime 30 charae-
ter.--Halph Waldo Emerson.
The Jones County news., 1922-12-19

Sir whined the measly mendlcsnt,
Il am In great distress. The wolf Is
howllng at my door. What shall
do?"
Go out and let him eat you q
snarled ]. Fuller Gloom. Kansas City
Star.
The Jones County news., 1922-12-19
Tng wAoLEsoME pARsNlP

fnm be
This good vegetable is faT be. ana
Ing appreciated as Il sAaf tbe IAN
II "a aaf
The Jones County news., 1922-12-19

\ Give mn to struggle with weanher anal
wind. ]
Give me 70 stride through tue snow}
Give me the feel OF the chlil on my
checks
And the glow and the glory within. I
The Jones County news., 1922-12-19
KEEPING RABBIT
OUT OF ORCHARD
Shoctlng for Sport and Using for
Meat Is Good Plan to Keep
Pests in Check.
POISONED BATS ARE USEFUL
Various Washes DiCtasteful to Little
Animals Are Recommended for
Use on Tree Trunks 10 Keep
Rodents Away

Prepared By the United states Departmen,
u Agrlculturel
IN spite Of their good qualities as
FOOD and game, cottontail rabbits IN
many localities become great nuls-
ance 70 orchards and farm crops. and
control measures are necessary to pre-
vent their Increase. In addition to the
natural checks effected by diseases and
predatory animal enemies. the usual
ways Of preventing abnormal IN
crehses IN their numbers. according
TO the biological survey Of the United
states department Of Agriculture, are
by hunting trapping fencing. or pols-
oning
The Jones County news., 1922-12-19

In many states east Of the Mlssis.
slppl rabbits are protected as game
ana the close season for them must
be observed. The game laws FOR 1929.
issued by the United States Depnrt-
ment Of Agriculture as Farmers Bull
letin 1888. shows the requirements In
each state. In some states rabbits may
be taken with dog. trap, or snare at any
lime' ou' must not be shot during the
close season. In number Of states
hnvlng close season for rabbits the
The Jones County news., 1922-12-19
IlN ONION THERE'S STRENGTH

The great objection which we hav,
70 the onion is It's odor, for II belong.
The Jones County news., 1922-12-19

sc. = compound Fracture.
80 her heart was brokenfs A
..s rs IN two places. southamp
Evening star., 1922-05-18
Jdponica Tree and l,5OO-Foot
Rose Fence d. c. Beauty Spots

Since the people Of Warrington
have taken to hunting for the beauty
spots Of nature in ana around the
National Capital. officials who know
best where the chief attractions Of
the season are, located have become
interested in calling them to the at
tention Of the public.
Lieut.. Col. Clarence o. Sheriff.. Of
ncer in charge Of the put:ic grounds
in the District, including all the
perks. and Secretary Henry c. Wal
lace of the Department Of Agricul-
ture make suggestions today OF
places that the people should visit.
Along the speedway in Potomac
John Paul Jones statue, is now to be
seen In full bloom one Of the most
beautiful styrax japonica trees ever
grown In this country. This tree Is
peculiar in that the whtto bell-shaped
blooms, instead Of turning toward the
Of the boughs. This tree is mass OF
blooms and is seen at it's best by
those who stand under It and look up.
Yields White berries.
Charles Henlock. the Presidents
gardener, who, under Col. Sheriff., is
in charge Of all the. fioweer beds and
shrubbery. explains that these blooms
will be succeeded by white, berries,
just as tho blooms on q hawthorne
tree are succeeded by red berries.
Secretary Wallace and Dr. William
plant Industry, Department Of Asri-
culture, invite the public to visit the
exhibition Of permanently-planted
climbing roses in the department
Evening star., 1922-05-18
POLICE TELEPHONE BOOTH
AWARDED CHEVY CHASE
Citizens Associations Notified Of
Plan for Installation as Sub
stitute for Station.

Action on the recent appeals of the
Chevy Chase Citizens Association for
police station In that section was re-
ported at the regular meeting Of the
association in the Elizabeth v. Brown
School last night by Ralph Given. who
stated that the Commissioners had ap-
proved the plan for the installation Of
q police telephone booth at Connecticut
avenue and Mckinley street as q sub
stitute for a police station.
By this plan a patrolman will be sta
toned at the booth at all times to re-
ceive emergency calls. while another po-
liceman will make his regular rounds
Of that section. This booth will be in
stalled within the next month. Mr..
Given reported. and 1t is believed that
1t will 60 far toward checking the many
burg}aries reported from that section.
A resolution favoring the immediate
purchase Of land south OF Mckinley
street for q new school was adopted by
the association. and improvements Of
the Elizabeth v. Brown School were rec
commended.
w. H. De Groot. general chairman Of
the Central Union Mission drive for its
building fund, gave talk in behalf OF
the mission. Fifteen applicants were
admitted to membership. Fred s.
Lincoln presided.
Evening star., 1922-05-18

grounds. There IL . rose fence more
than 1.b0O feet long. which 10 com
pietely covered with fowers. The
biggest stretch OF this fence, pc
is adorned with great clusters OF
Tausendsohoen, or "a Thousand beau
ties" The popular pink rambler
Christine Wright coYers the next
section, around the curve At 1Ztn
street. The stretch OF fence. between
18th and 18th streets. IL covered with With
the silver Moon. said to be the best best
foliage. The Silver Moon bushes are
aiternated with the pink Dr. Van
Fleet, while the Tausendechoen
bushes are alternated with Paufs
Scarlet:
Summer Flower Bed.
The summer flower beds In front
of the administration building OF the
Department of Agriculture have been
set out with cannas and other bed
ding plants. The border beds. con-
tanning all sorts OF hardy plants-
pansies, peonies and q score OF 9TH
ers-are now In full bloom.
One of the new dower oeds. wnicn
the permanent rosebed in front OF
the old National Museum building.
Folks passing through the Smithso :,
nian grounds one day saw the pea
bare, and two days later it was hlied
with pink Radiance rose bushes. IN
full bloom. not one OF which showed
the least evidence Of having been re-
where they have been sall winter.
This is one OF the amazing feats
performed this spring by Gardener
Henlock.
Evening star., 1922-05-18
WOMAN ZIONIST HEARD.
Mrs. Jacob sobe1 of New York
Speaks at D. c. Synagogue.

Mrs, Jacob Sobel of New York was
the principal speaker at a meeting OF
tho Washington Chapter Of Hadassaa
(women's Zionist Organization Of Amer
ira) in the auditorium Of the Adas
Israel Synagogue Tuesday evening. Mrs
Sobel described the growth OF Hadassah
work in Palestine and Of the vital neces-
sity for the continuation OF efforts to
support and maintain tho hospitals
visiting nurses and orphanages estab.
lished there by the Jewish women OF
America as their concrete contribution
to their people in the Holy Land.
fund il $1,000, Mrs. Sobel said. and
pledges aggregating $500 were given
by those present The meeting con.
ciuded with the reading Of reports OF
the officers and a musical program ar
ranged by Mrs. kaminsky.