Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 277, Decatur, Adams County, 20 November 1924 — Page 7

iB/Takes Part In Xnli Narcotic Parley 0 He Henry Wood) ss staff Correspondent) W x ,,v. >9- American propossuppression of traffic in opium. WL ami harmful drugs were ul>()n their presentation j h i. .imtional conference here |OK K',,,,.. man Stephen Porter, who, -SB pj.iinp Brent, heads the Ameri,(,.l, ration, laid the suggestions i nicil States'before the repretives of forty-five nations, gath K tA ai’gee upon steps to reduce minimum the world traffic in

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I dru<n. The American proposals based on | the contention of the United States governoment that the use of opium products for other than medicinal anti i i scientific purposes is not legitimate land that the abuse of these drugs I can lie stopped only by preventing production of raw opium beyond es-1 . tablished medicinal and scientifie re- 1 quirements. I The specific proposals include: 1. Limit production of raw opium and coca leaves to medicinal and ’.scientifie needs. - i 2. Reduce importation of prepared opium each year until it is completei ly abolished at the end of ten years. i 1 3. Prohibit manufacture and dis-

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1924.

tribution of heroin. li 4. Require seperute Import and ( export licenses for each shipment of, morphine, cocaine and derivatives. 5. ICslablish a central board ami furnish it with a full national reports | concerning legitimate opium require-. ments, production of raw products and manufacture of prepared products and other related statistics. Each signatory nation shall agree Ito aid the board in necessary special investigations carried on by it. o Orchardists Are Warned Against San Jose Scale tl'nlted Presse Service) Lafayette. Nov. 19—Orchardists -1 who had trouble with the San Jose

1 scale during the past few years are, . warned of its return this year by ; | Prof. J. J Davis and Dr. B. A. Por-j Iter, of the Entomology department of Purdue university. These two men have just completed an inspection trip, and trees used in jtho oil spray tests show a condition which emphasizes the need of careful work on the part of fniit growers to protest their trees from further trouble by the scale. Where 99.5 per cent of the scale on moderately infested trees were killed !by treatment last spring, scales are I noticeably abundant. Because otothe , moderate weather in October, even where oiily one scale out of 201) survived. the three generations which !' developed during the past summer

jhave enabled the scale to come back . j in a threatening manner. , f —— o Higher Education Adds To Income Os A Farmer I Many parents In rural communities | have been debating all summer i . I whether they should sent! their boys i and girls who completed the courses ' in the small district schools last 1 spring to a high school this fall. One i question they ask is, "Will it pay in 1 dollars and cents?" ? The United States Department of b Agriculture and the various State' it number of investigations of the dis-1 •- fereuce between the incomes of eduli rated and uneducated farmers. All r these studies show that in the ma-|

jorlty of cases the better trained j ’ farmers receive the better Incomes. I in three representative areas in < Indiana, Illinois, anti lowa tenant farmers with a high-school education! receive an average annual labor in-L come of $526 a year more than the'j men wit ft only a common-school edu-:, cation. A college education adds to this average $153 a year, making thej 1 Income of collage graduates $979 more a year than the labor earnings ’of the men with only a commonI school education. •> Cornell University has ‘ estimated that a high-school education is worth t as much to a farmer as $6,001) worth, of bonds bearing 5 per cent interest.’ 1 and that a college education is worth j i twice that amount.

Votes Cost 38 Cents Each In Kosciusko Co. (United Presse Service) Warsaw, Ind., Nov. 20.—A compilation of the cost of the recent election in Kosciusko county shows that each vote cost the county “38 cents. A total of IL33S votes wus cast, ! nearly 4.000 less than in the previoiiu gen<‘ral election. The elect ion vost in Kost I'tsko (county was less per vote than that of ! adjoining counties. -—o — — Call 436 for Taxi. ts °““ Quality Coal. Phone 199. 1 Emerson Bennett.