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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-14
This Moonshine
Was Expensive

KISsToN. n c.. May 10. United
preHsl William v. Wliliama. suf-
fefing from tunthachc heeied
hifnself with a Pint 81 moonshinr
whisky and wound up In federal
court Tho pint hrcame the most
expensive on record since therc
went To court with Williams. four
policemen and several other per
SONS a. witnesses who Fav several
other persons a. witness who gave
days 81 their time waiting for tho
cns, to be called while oths costs
increased the bill
williams wended his way
through the corridors 81 IN office
building seeking n dentist orr
GERS were called and elected him
ArraiEncd IN police ouF o. q
charge % trespasF. Williams pa
o. hersf.d nv the tudre who snid %
person could not he guilty 81 tres
nars In the corridor 81 a puhlir
building
Then the wner 81 tho building
preferred n charge ~ having n pin.
.nf unEtawned liquor ~ his pos.
rcssion This caused Williams ~
be- ~arraianed IN fnited Hates
court NJ New Bern, as miles distant
and a eoiefle ~ witnesses 10 go
there and testify for or against
him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-14

''Thc picture sent by radio has
imprinted in one corner a ;sny
black spot Jenkins %oNpiainea
THIS b. tho synchrouiz ng spot
without h. the man ~ tine rccels-
NIX end cannut got the picture.
The spot tells him where to
focus HDfnrr 20. plctur, is sent
word 81 cent hy radio telling him
whether the synchruuIzius epot IT,
IN the upper left hand corner.
upper right, lower ruter-or
wherever the sender wishes.
cor O. definite place 600 The syn-
chronizing spot can be- Hgreed up
on Ia advance
"I'y this means pictures OF
enemy positions ana e. thousand
and one other things caughi by
cameras can be transmitted secret
~ hy wireless
"a photograph need not be
taken FIRST and then sruf by radio
A amc with an lurxpen-ive
portable aerial a take the pic
ture and AT the saur fImo auto
matlesliy arnd u secretly "a . cer-
tain receiving sct 90 brnsdcast u
generally
pictures Of criminal suspects
can Do taken and Instantly dupii-
Gated ia every police station In tho
country
"peyices Tor both rcndins and
receiving probably will not cost
over $50. making possible wide
commercial uto
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-14

ers ar maeazin-- have
o.7 received hy rIe lopers since
fur ,en
81 dollars
TUl. euabIed Them to nay
M pr .hIcc simple garments for
e year around In some
Hl To- ha.c h.en made On
lfAe lnl Iho laper sleep a
cir tAcs
ua.rr supply limited. here beng
a enough for drinking purposes
Fam tauon and lat.lng ut.lluos
wro had
ouiy I5oo OF the 900 have
been rseeINiug the ,lhyl cstsr trcat-
mont This treatment. made from
ChHulmuuHra OH which has .eon
found boo quantities in tho southern
part ut thc Philippine, b. curing
many lepers,
The roecrnor Immediately got
busy. 10 response 10 his wireless
measar. to secretary a govern
frenf cutter left three days later,
HkinE doctors and nurses and sup
plies Clothes wrrr donated by
citizens of Manila and hundreds 81
newspapers and magazines printed
n English and spanish. were taken
,uliou
Tho Culinu lopor colony Ia the
ltfrHst 500 fhe world.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-14

nENkEI.EY. cat. May i5.--in
spite uf two coznic io. - thai
went aground on the rocks OF
everyday matcrialism. JuunitI
slilier. the daughter OF the poet
Of the Sierras. sits Ia her wiz
wan. atop the Berkeley Hills and
continues to interpret life la terms
OF poetic symbols,
Even though the April Moon. 10
which has spelled only love In nor
peculiar code, Will u,is yoa- east
iin shadows on the divorce courts.
she insists on lending the spirit Of
pagcantry 10 50 material "a thing a.
a divorce.
rue Will wait until IN. third full
noon Of the year. which appears
~ July then she Will go to court
and seek a decree from Juan.
the MY love" 10 whom she was
married. Just a year . amid rites
pagan aud harbaric.
She has prepared a separation
gown. which will be- trimmed wtth
eucalyptus berries. and Tn II she
goes through symbolic rites which
.hc believes should prccede 80
serious a step.
Juan. tho lily love, was none
other than one John Held. Hn
itinerant photographer. who wa
taking pictures In the Brrkeie,
Hiils when he came upon the pie
t%ureHque joaquin Miller cabin.
Now Juanith believes in love
charms aud potions as doyoutly a.
ala the ancient Druids. In fact she
has culled much from their teach
inE'.
AZ the time. she was working on
"A pucm love cycle In which tulips
played a leading part, Her back
yard garden had been Interpreted
IN the following fnnclful fashion
'1ulipn % curiosity . clover
u new hopes fire . voices oi
memory indigo peoples to hui
despair Ana 80 on Indefinitely
Junnita Immediately named IN,
stranger. Juan. the lily love. an,
In the fun Of the April Moon they
werc married n vas her secnn,
idyli. The firft concerned Juan
Recyis. q mining engineer. iron.
the Philippines.
After "a short spell OF hsppInes
kceyis fastened back 10 ths
islands She cent him love
thoughts and he returned to her
only to leave again
1he second qua went the way
of the fret
FROM "a MY Y ne q
lotus flower. Juanita %narrates,
which means that like the lotu
eaters" he failed Ga provide the
family lRrdcr Juanita has had o.
sell Iuann. the family horse
and 'Junntn. the family goat.
but ! sim have the l. ght OF
Faith burning she says. Tbs
Light Of Faith Il a sort 81 incens'
burner In the cabin undcr the
COW skull which hangs from the
wall. soon ! shall put this iighi
out but ! Will rcliEht II again after
the separation
Juan proved n cold lover. n,
would tell Of his great love. rnot
he would yawn. In the morning
would 40 into the yard and give shs
love call and ~ night woui,
mimic the cooling 20 a dove bu,
he did not stir.
what will she do after the 81.
vorccf
Ones soul says Junnstn. ''caf
always journey again In search OF
the ideal.
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Pictures to be Sent by Radio,
Predicts Inventor; Says Device
Will be Perfected in a Year
~ EDWARD ". THfEaRRY

ttopyftKm. fv23, ~ Ma ScfNtscl
WASHINGTON, May l3.-c.
franciss 4snklnS noted Inventor.
has given MIA Service the first
public explanation 81 an epoch
making invention-the long dis-
lance camera
Radio photography says jenkins.
is an accomplished fact
Photograph perhaps eve n
motion pleturcs-cHu be sent by
wirclcsri
The new Invention Includes a
device by which pictures can hr
sent secretly tremendous
pom In warfare and criminology
The fret hint of this startling
invention wns given by Jenkins az
a closed meeting OF the society OF
Motion Picture Engineers, OF
which he Il the founder. iu Boston.
hy special permission ~ the So
cieiy jenkins gave an in srFiew Ca
The writer describing the detail
u his discovery
Jenkins IL thu man who h. given
-rcdit for makiug movies possible
by iHycnting the intermittent
movement 81 the protector.
within q year. said Jenkins
I fhIett 10 HANt NfihiathN ~ per
fcctsd that long distance cameras
With sending . ana receiving sei
viii be IN the hands Of the public
for sending photographs by radi'
any distance.
n have sent pictures from one
room 90 another In my laboratory
The pictures are faithful In evcry
detail.
Two prisma;ic glass disr- are
used IN front Of the lens tu take
mo picture The yigw b. caught
by a sensitive uhoto-olcctric cell
which 10 connected 60 an ordinary
radio sending set.
"HcamE % HIGHT arc stepped az
20 high frequency electric wavri
md ~ sent in the same manner
~ rnund waves are Translated fute
wireless waves and hroadcaFted
at the receiving end n new de-
vice II attached IN place ~ the ear
1icces nov In use ana The wireless
waves are stepped down int,
beams of light and the Image
AIKEN far away Il impressed on th,
negaiiye. A. IN an ordinary cam.
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Neglected
Until Gov. Wood
Visited Island

MANILA. T. . tHy mail O.
United Frcssi Five t@boussnd
rien. omc and children Uctima
% icprosy who arp confined on the
island OF CuIon less than a hour
from Manila have been promised
bcttrr treatment Ny GoEcruur
Leonard " God
Governor Wood visited the island
n was his lrst visit there nr
assuming the Eut craorshlp 90 tho
Philippine Iie found the follow
lnE conditions eAiatIur.
Boat service ltrcrlifr with se,
erai montls sometimes Intervening
between boats from the mainland
with fresh supplies
Food consists VI 0ah ard rice
with a frw fresh Vegetables N
grown by thc leuera themselves
ana only about oun-fuurfh oi fHa
milk needed Tie ieptr colony
was neaFiy run uut = rice ana
fishing has been bad Tor several
month";
Commun' cation with Che out-ise
world existing only through wire.
loss with Manila and fh,so cnunt
lions have been falling lately Na
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-14
Walking Johnnie
On Easy Street by
Picking Winners

ORANGE. Tex, May "a.
Omitted frcasl 49, Eats for
life "a cnsket and plot for a
grave. "a tombstone ready 10
decorate the graNo-and all
without cost.
That " what Walking
Johnnie Thompson. 50. local
hanehall oracle and prophet has
"a bank on for the rest of ms
days He won all this and
numerous other things on
trcnk bets principally on
baseball
Walking johnnie is es-
pecAlly good In f0rccasting
the outcome OF big league
games The nearest he has
rome TO seeing q big league
game was when he witnessed
m" 81 Louis Cardinals and
Philadelphia Athletics In a
practice game here.
BEFORE the season started Ia
lH2i- Ton March 1G1 -Thomp-
son predicted the outcome Of
the psuunnf race In each major
league. He correctly picked
the winners and holders OF
second place in both
For ten year Walking
Johnnie who abhors Hutomo-
biles tthus mis- nicknameb. has
successfully forecast outcome
OF events including major
political controversies on bets.
he won "a life time meal
ticket, a cemetery lot. casket
and tombstone. candy and to-
haccn Tor iife numerous suits
II clothing etc.
Thompson gets his dope
from the newspapers % the big
cities he b. a native New
Yorker. serving the duration
Of the civil War In a New
York regiment tie came here
shortly after the war. For
spending money he receives a
pension for war services
when asked 10 pick winners
in this year + baseball ace.
Walking Johnnie said The
Cardinals have H good chance
TO win IN tho National League
Their only serious contender in
the end will be- thu Giants
The Nauks hook guul Tor the
Americans
Both league are sn badly
mixed up this year. however.
~ would BE- foolish 90 make
any more definite prediction
than these Everything b. sub
jcct TO change without notice
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College art Wins Battle With Censor
u, GENE COIN

BERKELEY. Cal May fs-war
Over ~ccnsorshi. has started along
the Pacific coast.
immortality W. realism caused
the battle.
Police censorship Of wild
Birds" u University Of California
prize play. has divided the coast
into W camps Students. solidiy
backed by university officials,
have refused to obey the nso
ship
students. dramatists. intel
ieriuaiH and writer are rising In
wrnth They're after the official
head ~ Corporal Peter Pet.on.
police censor.
rcshon took one look at tho
unmarried mother In the prize
play ana ordered curtains.
'immcrali" he said. aghas, AZ
the nerve Of the dramatist--a
youth named Ian Totheroh-in
making absolutely no effect what
a. find "a husband for the "un-
married mother"
"she iuFt isn't married that's
all there Il TO H. II WIS ex-
Violet Wilson. who played the
role Of the unmarried mother
said
University students are old
enough to think. To right think
ing pcnpl. there ~ nothing wrong
Ia n work Of art. Realism does
not mean vulg srity except To the
vulgar we seek 20 depict a slice
from life"
David Barrowa. president cme-
ritus ~ the university. approved
the play by calling q n tragic
drama perfectly proper for pro-
ducflon"
wild Birds" the censorship Of
which now has been appealed %
b public was selected In a prize
contest The Judges were such
icnnOciaefs A. George Jean Nathan.
View York critic. and Eugene
c'Neil and Susan Olaspeli. play
wrights.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-14
DEMAND LEGAL
EQUALITY FOR
WOMEN N U. s
Woman's Party Chair
man Says New Code
Is Necessary
ny PAUL n. MlAIiDS
a. United Press staff correspondent

WARRINGTON. May IS (tnit1
pressD.--A married woman
legally ciRssed with children. N
insane and criminals In the opinid
Of Miss Maud Younger, ierfsinfiv
chairman Of the Woman = party.
The entire legal code n dret-s1
In q n 10 hclittle the motne
and housewife, she declares.
Here are some Of the diacfimin1
tlonr she complains of;
Mothers are not the legal guard
inns Of their children in twefv
states and In most others the "a
married mother IL the only les1
parent while the father L. moi bel
accountable.
The father can will away ~
child from its mother according
law In three states and even
Htates which have s~o-cailee equ|
Guardianship rights the father
nftnn solely entitled 20 the child
~sHrriccs and earnings.
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Only Admits Men
From the l.. of N.

PARIS. May "a United pressl
Negotiations governing the com
petition for o prize 81 M minor
francs 20 he awarded TO the huifdef
81 the most H~ervicnhie motor Tor uaf
In alrplRnc$ have just heen issued
The competition " open to citizen
of all countries belonging To- thf
league Of nations In care n far.
cigner wins the prize. the French
government reserves she right q
exclusive construction Of the motor
The competition win he under
the control of the Aero club Of
France. representatives OF which
will be tho Judges. " IN duo C.
the initiafiVc % the French Com
mittoo Tor Aerial Propaganda. The
aviation department ~ the French
government has granted a subsidy
o. another million francs 20 be-
awarded IN prizes Ia French com.
p%etli0ra. Entries Will he r~rr'e 80
az 10 lice. =. 1899. The competl-
st"a Will he Gpened on March /,
1895.
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ira. the negative Is then developed
and copies printed.
ny another system the image.
Instead Of reaching a negative 1T
he rsccisinR end, al be ihrown
directly on a screen"
This prismatic rings. Jenkins
said were the Invention OF m
other. One pair rcvulves IN front
% tho lens and a second pair at
the recsiving end
"ttadlo photography ~ tho
same . radio telephony he
naid rWircle1s waves are Inn
pressed with picture charactcriaa-
lions Instead OF with sound charac-
tcrixatlona. The picture sending
aet takes The place OF the audlou
md the f~ecelvlnE ret takes tho
place % the telephone recoivers
Naval authorities already have
pointed out 10 Jenkins the ire
mendoua possibilities OF sending
secret pictures.
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a bungalow. right ~ ihe heart ~
New York Tor bic bride
Xht exquisite httic pinra which
he NAMED the Siafilt bungalow. Il
un the roof nf y "a story building
IA Srtrnth aveuue and FIfuath
street near broadway II b. quite
40 -nipirtc a. any country honie
could b..
There M a sun pnfior with a
teaut4ul fountain. living room
diniuE room. kitchen. bedroom.
hpudolr and study There's a
place tor n garden too. When
summer really arrives there q he
such things ~ rpse1 tonnfoos and
- q whrrrias nroWlnF IN tho Car.
rolls real roof enrden.
Mrs Carroll H. intensely inter-
csied ~ the work o. her youua
husband, but she draws q line al
his study door.
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A wife ioset control OF hsr proI
cry at marriage ~ hoIne states
4 husband owns his wlfe's eerJ
ice and can Hlie fur damages Wild
his wi e BE- injured. the legal cod
~ a majority 70. The stAtes prS
vde'.
Penalties Tor sen offenses al
usually more severe for women thj
for men.
Women are excluded from hold
Ing office In nomn localities. whi|
In others they cannot r 4
lurier.
me question of the removal
legal DETERMINATIONS against wor|
en- is thc most Vital Issue before Il
American mi today. al
Younger said 20 the United Pred
The Womans party IN not tryii
To- start a seN We have |
idea Of doing that. but "a CAT
paiEn Is against laws which n
unjust and unfair TO women
wives mothers and citizens.
We m faced with a aituatll
similar 10 that OF the early auffrn|
pioneers"
The only campaign winch n
becu begun NJ Tar, Miss Young
ADDED Wac o a -unte Din OF risd
AMI thai the federal afnsnasnn
proposed has not yet been drefi|
avr introduced
ihe party does not tntend
,Oucn any of the state wollarr lad
che SAID n uoids the oprr4pn u
THESE should stand anu that u
removal OF legal dtscrimtnati3
would not interfere with tna I'd
$500. 80 M..lNw -I
OF this TACT H. given IN The ~
potcu changes which cmoooyl
riear statement that tho ssaNa ~
shall not affect laws Tor the N
lection OF women In industry.
rhc Momans party undertf
this campaign after "A thoroul
survey OF what all other womeI
organizations were doing. 4
Misl Younger. MauyTW u
members urged that W. take |
the subject OF peace. u weld
laws tor women aud other rslalI
were being ably advocated 4
other Nonfln's organize uona I
that the question OF legal e0un1
wac not being cffoctitOy NorH
for Therefore. we decided 10 \
vote our energies to that end. ri
sunnlly ! firmly b4llcva m Wcll]
laws for women and worked
them for many years of ms, "
particularly Tor the Caiif6fhka
hour law, and for the orenBlxat|
% working women ia that stated
am confident that the REMOVAL
legal determinations against wI
81 viii not interfere with weld
laws which protect WORKING sol
en-, because % their function
mothers These laws are no. Z
ordinations against women
safeguards for women and Ter /
race
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-14
a WuOfs WHO On
JENKINS

who h G. Francs Ienkins7
Years eEo he vas a clerk IN
she treasury department. Al
niTht he worked on INVENTIONS.
= was going broke a.,ng
that, snyr irnklna so ! 70
signed ! decided 90 let my
inventions eaye me uf kiu we.
Jenkins h recognized AZ the
greatest contributor go motion
pirfure mcchanlrs Ills Inter
mittont movement for the pro-
icrtor \ called tho heart ana
soul OF the motion picture"
iie h the inventor ~ electrical
device and paper boxes. and
holds some abo patents
Wealthy now. Jenkins owns
three alrrinnea and he and
Mrs Jenkins take i6o-miie
npins almost daily
jenkins ~ IN his nftlcs a
ehnrt man with bulky shout
ders. reddish m~nstnche. sandy
hair ana blue eyes.
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now THEY'LL :
RADIO PHOTOS

These arc some ~ tho uses
g. Francis Jenkins. Inventor
OF Tho ''lOnR distance camera.
~ In radio Photography;
niseouTaEemcnt of crime and
speeding np pursuit rs broad
casting pictures 81 suspects
Military and naval weapon
by transmission u secret pic
lures.
BruadcaHting 81 important
baseball games on screens in
other cities.
Educational pictures trans.
mlfted 10 schools.
Cheaper and quicker distri-
button Of motion picture films
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-14

HTFNTN NTNEN. ny mail 10
fhe United rroSsl -Shipments ~
wheat from Argentine during the
urst three months Of the yea were
nenriy three times a. LARGE a.
those of The corresponding period
In 1891 and fail short Of the whole
movement for 1891 BY $4,000 sons
A. she present rate the ~exportahle
surplus will he cleared off a month
NJ two before the now h~arvcsfa ~
tho northern hemiHphere are avail
able. Argentins'H shipments eN-
ceeded tltore ~ Australia for the
! same period by nearly fbo.e0e tone.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-14
nv NATHAN NAN

NEM Yuttk Mas o. MarCellt
Carroll has the whole world a. her
lcefl
Yes really Quitc at her f0et.
And an hrrause Earl Carruii
wanted 90 give hIa wife anmrthluE
entirely different.
couldn't see myself taking
Mnfcelle into a HOUSE, four walls
on tho earth with a loi o.
smoke blowing over IL, says
Carroll.
And - he built this heaven
kissing place whore an need do
- put my head out OF my houduir
window and icf cioud-mlet curl
my hnirl" adds Mrs. Carroll
Carroll. who al 2s built tho ta-
o0o.OQo Earl Carroll theator and
opsned 4 with his own play, bull;
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-14
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF PRESDYTER|ANS
OPENS THURSDAY
1000 Visitors Expect
ed at Sessions in Des
Moines

NEW YORK. May 10 Omitted
PressJ The isfth General As
sembiy " the Presbyterian Church
in the q. =. a. t%offcial title Of the
Presbyterian church North, will
open In Des Moines. Iowa. Thurs
day, May Is. and continue in daily
sessions until about Thursday we
ming. May IS.
This General assembly IN the an
nual congress Of the Northern
Presbyterian Church. composed Of
Commissioners representing the
so2 preshytcries In the United
States. These presbyteries are
grouped into a. synods. The com
minsioners will number betwcea
200 aud 1000. In addition there
will be present secretaries OF boards
and agencies REd other leading
Presbyterian of tine country.
bringing thr total national attend
ance up "a about 2.00e. representa-.
tie OF the more than 100000
COMMUNICATE member nud NOR"
- NHNAAHMLI NLANNHNNA - NNNAN JOY
b.rs Of the denominations
Chief among thu scheduled Items
of business " to be the repprt or
tne COMMITTEE on Reorganization
and Consolidation OF Assembly
Agencies This committee was APP
pointed by the general assembly ct
IJzu, charged with the duty OF per
feCting = plan for the r%econs'ruc-
ton o. the boards ana agencies Of
the church. The chairman 81 this
committee. who will present the re-
port to general assembly Monday
Afternoon. May 22. is Or. John
Timothy Stone, whose church. the
Fourth Presbyterian of Chicago. b.
"a the most notable Examples
m the country 0f religious insiitu-
lions allied with community wei
fare work. Other members Of the
Committee on Reorganization ARE
Ministers-Dr. Alexander Mac
Coll OF Philadelphia; Dr. William
Henry Black Of Marshall, Missouri.
Dr Robert J. MacAlpins OF Buffalo.
New York, Dr. William Il Taylor
OF Rochester, New York Dr. Leon
-. Young Of Dallas, Texas: IL.
Frederick W. hinitt of Indiona,
Pennsylvania: Dr. william ~.
Thompsnn OF. columbus. %
L.aynien- Andrew Tlmhcrman,
CoIunt.ua. 0hfas Attorney Iohp "A.
peyV,ft Sa.hvilie Tenn Attorn.y
Nelsen a. Ioomis oman Ncb
prcSe.sor .rnsra g stein.r B,l,
-,i,rcre ND crorv a conrnd.
So VOL ct,y palnb ~ uarb-
- pt,,.Iur.t p.nn
IA amsrf,f..s rSnor, nurnos..
st,si rat,,r,tc, ~ ne rn,nh,,
ha"ra. go H. sstting ~ IN !
~ srsr-nn.rd d.stynsa a.
,ase H. ai.1. ~ me I~xcru.ve
So,arntsstor ami she New I,rl
A-ta,a..nt tor s-sccu,t.,o and urn'
so,ta..i vrl.stc,t,r ~,
assors ~ sensrni ass.mh,tv III,
,oarsani,.ttan ~ ~. honrds Il de.
..,d 10 80. shii.b al. dcnomI.
t,ioa sIons noisrn ana nrnur"s
80 Wnss
1sha more c-cn.erv.ttv el.ment M
.nr@h ~ exn.rted 30 ot,,.,s,
n, raaic.i ch.ne.s 10 NC,
sarn ire "a. ~ sno.,,
..I.,, H. r-.nn.na,,
~"s ~ 1890 .-o,sntruausl
u ~ waa.ra,or ~. ,nns,
y, H. SIelana How'd MeAfeN pro
49, ~ rvs,euatie Thaolorv NJ
sss.r re-nmiasc. somsoa,y
%%s,.s.a. ~, IIugh r. k.rr nasfo
~ .td, Isrs-hvterlan chur.n
p,tahnrsh' and nyesldent of Al,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-14
SunHower Silage
Not Good as Co

MADISON. Wis, May Is ftthI
fress) Sunflowern ven do
silagc a. LONG a. ccrn ~ asaliah|
In cold districts 81 the Dn|
states, such 81 Minnesota
Northern Wisconsin. where :
cannot be RAISED tuccasnfnnr =
flow srE furnish a more ur
aisfact0fy substitute
Theae are the conclusions dra
by the University of WlaeaI
agricultural experiment station
Ter a three year period nf fNN,
n various parts q Wisrausln.
suits o. the experiments were
nounrci IN a bulirtin written
p u Holden % the college af q
culture,
Publicly given 10 the sunf1o|
was unaoaeFssd thu hnNA4is 4
~ fSr ~ The corn holt saafe'
concerned.
annfloweFr pfodare <f<|
tonugr q siiaaf per acre tf.4& Il
but the hmuuat Of nnifIm.*I
ton Il about 40 per cent I&54
case Of ssnnQWera. HoI1<H f..