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BUMP R ER“ l i ll;'u:::v:dhili::iliit has been abundan 'lherty, the banker. and LlfinAhihblgl Hem-{2, “PM“ Secretary‘of Agri- , When ‘W he went on hunger
‘ ' i Chmnlilled. Tl: e} on be largely Doty. tormerly‘health officer of the ' 7 culture, Wilfospeak at a luncheon I grilzwee' 33:13! einwzymflepao‘tlgs cg: may
. ‘ gathering on the rallroad's relation to ‘ ' -
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, tie min-um c r th . ’ ,~ _ ort ot' Aew,York, to prevent. the 1 , V
"I: M08 ”lTflEs Stat” 3“ ingilfiliiin; 1111:: uif'mf-‘diing lhOuswi-is of mosquitoes now coming ' the “he“ 1“ wnnmtion wm‘ a gen' xgilzlllgeguggldggpg§o§$git :2: 1.2:” A
. ‘ ‘ . areas _ q 0-“ ( en from hibernation in the walls of build- eral discussion "M “Railway Policies “I: 'NBIAM mflnPs ' w '
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5 tr i xiv prehcnsllw firfilgonfiififdntlgzeogo": lugs. m the barks and the stumps of and kthe General \Neltare.” other fdfmmvglltha‘t’alack guilt-oz: wlflcil? tit'
. . .. . .' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ 3 or 3 trees in the arks from rai t - 3933' m at ““5 meeting included " ‘ ' " ‘ '
' \' “pm ‘5"- 1h" “m u; 31“”? 0‘” ““8 W"- Larse areas. lions of \‘011213 which thei‘ifiiihfiéfi’ DanielIWlllard. president or the Bath ' - "ms“ t° ”mve‘ Th" defiance ‘1‘
t. :\ .il- lllv _\'vnr inn-o ar— 0 “hat )8 natumlly a. beautiful section gram, if standing pools are 18“ tg , tintorer& Ohio Railroad and Walker ~ , i “a“ “mm“ by ””3“ ”meme"
.. K ,M, pl'nnliso-s to M, a! cf the state are shunned because. they f them n open 0 V ’ D. Hines, former director-general of Both regiments have excellent m
n: m. l-:. u. Jenkins innate fllOSIlllilo-rldden. .i A campaign awning: .t the i‘nited suites Railroad Adminis- - ”mm" a“ we" ““9 ‘0 ”a” m
i' rllllwd‘lll‘lll Agricultural “‘3 are falling behind other sea'woum d -h t a . . mfisquioes \‘va YORK A ril og Tl tration.‘ "" for ”and“ om' It was whit.»
m “Mod. (‘Oast stab-s in our efforts to rid our- 0 m" ° “”0““ suffering ‘ ‘ ' p “ " ‘9 ”‘0"- ALLAHABAD. India. April 28.—- the mentwere taking their short lean-m
. . . . -. and to increase comfort in Connecti- lem i“ sin ti (- r' ilroad - Topics to be considered at morning . - - ' bek) ' tire that the 'tato
,\ J”. 1mm such pluccs silica of this unnecessary plague. 01‘. cut. 5 a l g 1 .d Sbs‘em of the and afternoon teas: ions were: "Labor Outbrest of msubordination and dis- are giddmve made 3 ciaalgieaom’.
“ll. walls of buildings. or! “("31 r("turns from New Jersey. made The mid of child e sh ll 1 .‘ country ”since us return to private Provisions of the" Transportation Act" obedienceborderlng on mutiny 3.” to influen ' “them - pg . V
’ , . > “Huh“, for hilrt'r‘nution. 1 by u“. state department of conservm . r n . on t m onllst- ownership under the Transportation and “Frélght Rates and Business Re~ reported irom army headquarters in 0Q. .
. . . ed. as it has been in the anti-fli- cam- ‘ - . » . V A ‘ e 9 It has been éefveml years since “I.
, , ‘ ,t c , no 1 , . _ < . lick of 1920 and their relatio - . . v the Jullundur region. wh r members .
‘ ‘4‘ " 5"" :(‘fmj'lihf‘ . :l'lurlmos lining ‘2: (“grizhtmtnt the past (cw palgns. . lneiss prosperitv were disc" Isnegombjuaay ;}l‘a‘l.~',:'hslpe§j§i§rs‘ayptlncluded W' N‘ of the 14th Sikhs and the 19th Pun- 133! "05003318 (1188' fraction in the In.
in A. i vt in) ie r 9ng . . ow h m mosquito extcrm- The mosquito is much more of a at the semiannual meeting of the ‘ . ‘ ' ‘ ' " t e r t 'r' Jabls regiments are said to be almost diau army, '
p N, chum": “ate-r such as iuulion which has bet-u hood o't‘ Rafti'oadu'l‘ra'inmen; Henry T.
put through
_ k. ., “midi” m. u tin ”my" ”1.“ 51m“, is largely H‘sponsible for firm“ nuisance- .it prcsent than the 304:1an if Political Science In the Hum: {Ormcr member of the United ggnggfcfib‘lizfigcg rzzgtgf agitation . v - ,
u i , ginniling m it. “’hcrcver an increase in taxable property of 307 'fiihn news ’ f . . 9n; s 0t: l l - states, Railroad Labor Board; T‘ C- The trouble be‘gan «ci’ilen‘ two men
‘ “[1,, [Dr n chk 0,. more , per cent. , v - 9399” 0 the gate can do 9 me? we )I‘OUB it together a Powell. vice-president of the Eric ‘ . . ' ,
‘ _ , ., , ‘ »5 To , . - a splendid service by arousing officialflfirge gathering of prominent Public Railroad-charms 1: Hook general 9““? 1““ 3*“ “999”“ hen”
,.. pl-3l5 lb hittchml. _ support this glqim the. demrl- and public activity in a general cam. ' and railroad officials. (Economists. fi— managormf the Rolling' Mill Com— their commanding: ofiicer ’ wearing
l-P kunl of mosgmito which ment pointed 01" that-With the (-x—
, , black ptgrees, or turbans, although
”in,“ n-u-i- does not breed ception of Camden. the nine counties
naignioa'nnihilate the mo uito. nanciers and_business men. together - A - . - . , p _
. ‘ sq pain. Middletown. Ohio. J. D. A. in uniform. Whenthey were WFF
with numerous representatives ot‘
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“fill-fill.” mosqullo occur-3 “hose lncreas: has exceeded 300 per INVEST? PARTIES IS groups of. railroad employrs. Their al Opal Associatisn; Rf) lilieglzlfiz: manded for this insubprdinauonusix
union!) in Gonnet'lll‘ut and (ent- have organized mosquito .exter- m'xmmmx rtlilmoss purpose. as outlined in an innounee- president or American Railway Asso: -°t‘the‘r'°°mmd¢° "“Wy‘cmm "
:l~ (“ammo by first ‘biting a mination Commissions. Onlv 9 coun- BI:DApm Aoril «is Twent . ment of the meeting was to ' ' - , ted the same 059339 “‘1 ‘ 20 “he”
‘ . ' . . ~ . L - .— 3 . .- - prepare elation. Chicago; William J. Cunmn - ‘ , ’ ten '
~ i [lillll'nl and. ruler (in interval, "93 With an increase fess than 300 pat-tins will participate in the nation- the public for read1ustments in thell ham, levard lf'niversity; C. B; Heii- new" ‘85- "Pl‘iSO". 591‘ 7 ces were Ger
l]... [Iri‘SOIL From a single P0P 09m. have such bodies. al elections in Hungary...lune 10. The railroad situation Which Woulg‘safei erratum. general counsel 'or Pennsyi- c d for a“ the 011' de Indian of:
mm. ‘hv llth‘uflP tlw mosquito Th0 Similarity to the situation in -covei'ninent will have 230 candidatcslguard PUb'iC interests. promote the vania Railroad: Frank H. Dixon. hcem 0f the regiment attribute the
ill uullkuk ol it in any Conncclicut. or parts or New Jersey lr‘"th("flol’tl. Therc- are as many as "meif‘m‘fv’ 0* the railroads and DPrmit Princeton !‘ni\'ersit:~’: Henry 1:. Sea- :uthursf. to’t‘hé we?“ 0f certain
is . Whore thc Inosqulto ”termination has seven aspirants for ouch parliamen- 11“" transportation “mum?!" ‘0 De!“ mm Columbia l'nivcrsity: Albert "lkh prisoners from‘citil custody.
. mill ”ma it not only to its not )‘t-t reached it noted in the fol-ltary seat. ' "9"“ "S PrOPef Share in thr- restoru- Shaw. mutor of Review of Reviews. "3 ”19 I-Mh Puma-mg at the same
.mi. ~lr‘ hut in the community to lOWinz staumcnf by Dr. Thomas .I.‘ Count vApponyi. for 5" years Depu— (ion Of American ' business '0 “0"; 3‘36 'S‘imm'l “loin“ Lindsay. pies” stationla Sikhksepoy msmtedon “Star-
11. l--IlIIIYH ncllinir covcrs all Headlcc-uentomologiét at the State Ex- ‘5' "‘0'“ 33573)?"an is ”I" ”"5 “"0D- malcy. ' dcnt or Academy of Folitical Science. ‘igg a Sulfate}. ml?“ (“9890“). an 7
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smwn a nr can. wltllflwalcr in f‘Iu many plum-s attempts to de- 7—‘_" .
a. v-i ll.» Junk helix) hurt that .Yi'lop‘tmcls of lumlifor summer re- ,Vlsit Th"; N' E.‘R_\‘au ,Co's. Store‘
l' \\lll"ll wato-i' stands (in; sorts and for farming purposes liavo Ncmo W'nck. May 15“ ‘0 6“" and cn-i
.vw-L llllt’ll or covered with :1 “Mn prom-n comoleto failures l)(’(‘flllS(‘"jo-" ”‘9 pr°""i“"‘ SN'VW“ 0f ”1“” "0":
wilt-h sul'l‘ocgtcs the wrig— 0!" tlu- mosquito. It is thr- greatcstI‘m.“er and 1““ daily demonstrations Of’
, g, 1. “mm me (1.0m “mp single ”Mm. now CTN“... \v in Now the new Xemo models especially thc‘
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to. v-l “urlurw .0“ this p‘uf and lil':‘\t‘nlillfl‘ the properadovelop- ThlsV “18".“?le 70'??? iii-speclully "1- ' il :
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2:: ' , Tomatoes " 2 for 25C :3: 15 ‘ 39 50
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’;° ., 24 1-2 lb. Sack é _ ~ " . - -
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é. Royal Brand Shred Cocoanut,6oz. pkg. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15c é and shades that breathe of spring
:3: ('olman’s Mustard, 1/1 1b. can 23c l'Meaty Cal. Prunes . . . . 2 lbs. 25c 3:. $9 9 5 t 39 50
If: Tender Asfiaragus Tips 35c can I Tasty Peanut Butter, 8 oz. jar 15.: 2:2 . p , 0 , ,. __
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