Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 138, 22 April 1918 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, APRIL 22, 1918 Jj

LAW INTERFERES ONCE MORE WITH SALOON KEEPERS WIZARD OF ELECTRICITY GIVES ALL HIS TIME TO GOVERNMENT WORK Start today to buyWar Sayings Stamps An excellent investment . and a patriotic doty

Food Administration R e -gards with Disfavor Transforming of Saloons into Restaurants. INDIANAPOLIS. April 22. Saloon keepers who have transformed their businesses In to restaurants, lunch counters, confectlonarles and soft drink parlors will And their "disturbances by the law" are not ended. On the contrary, they may And the legal restrictions evenv more burdensome than before. Dr. Harry E. Barnard, federal food administrator for Indiana, who retains the office of State Food and Drug commissioner, has Issued a notice to all health officers and deputy food Inspectors calling their attention to the situation created by the action of many saloone keepers, saying in part: "While we have no desire to prevent saloon keepers from going Into other businesses, we do believe that there are bufftcient number of places handling food to accomodate the needs of the pubiic. We furthermore believe that the business of operating a restaurant is one which cannot properly be carried on by amateurs or inexperienced persons. "You are hereby requested to advise all persons who contemplate opening restaurants and confectlonarles that such action is not viewed with favor by the Federal Food Administration. "You are further requested as Health Officers and Food Inspectors to require the operation of places which may be opened In compliance with the Pure Food and Sanitary Food laws. Please see to It that all clerks and proprietors pass a medical examination to show their freedom from infectious and contagious disease. See to It that kitchens and dining rooms are sanitary and suitably equipped. In other words, require of every new business venture which has to do with the production or distribution of food a complete compliance with the laws which you enforce." .

HARVEST CORN CROP WITH HOGS

"Farmers of Wayne county who have practiced harvesting a part of their corn crop with hogs have agreed that "hogging off corn" should be practiced on every well managed farm where corn is grown and fed to hogs. Practical co-operative farm demonstrations have proven that greater profits result from this method of crop disposal than from most other methods. Gains are more rapid and more economical than when hogs are fed by hand, and the labor of harvesting and feeding the corn is saved. "Plant a field of corn and soybeans for hogging down. "It is a great satisfaction at the close of a strenuous day's work to know that your hogs are properly fed. Preparation lor this satisfaction should be made at corn planting time

Present scarcity and feed prices in

dicate that most all of the corn fed to hogs after July must be of the 1918

crop. A field of early corn and soy

beans to feed the fattening hogs dur

ing the fall will not only give more

time to other fall work, but will allow you to market your hogs at a period when prices are generally higher and

profits greater.

"Soybeans as valuable as tankage as

a shipment.

"Demonstrations conducted with

two lots of pigs in different fields, us

ing corn and tankage in one lot and

corn and soybeans in another lot

show that the corn consumed per

pound gain was almost the same in both cases. This shows that soybeans if grown with the corn will take the place of high priced tankage or meat meal that many farmers are using. On the othe hand an experiment was conducted with two different lots of pigs, one lot was on corn alone and another lot on com and soybeans. In checking up the results it showed that the hogs on the corn alone lot produced only 819 pounds of pork for each bushel of corn consumed while those grazing on' corn and soybeans produced 11.9 pounds of pork on each bushel consumed. "The soybeans heip to maintain soil fertility, produce more economical pork, save labor, produce more rapid f.ains and by growing with corn there is greater assurance against crop failure and two crops are culitvated as cne. "Plan on sowing soybeans with the corn. Call at the office of the County Agent and get a list of men having soybeans for seed. Seed is scarce and It should be ordered at once. This office has a number of bulletins on soybeans, for free distribution." J. C. KLINE. Wayne County Agricultural Agt.

. ThomaK Edison at work. This most recent picture of Thomas Edison shows the electrical wizard pausing a moment in his work, for the government. Edison is a tireless worker, seldom takkig more than four or five hours of sleep a day, and he is spending all of the energy of hie genius on work that will bring a speedier victory to America and the allies.

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in Suit for Divorce

EATON. O., April 22. Upon grounds of extreme cruelty, Ethel Craig of Israel township, is seeking divorce, alimony and custody of children in a suit filed in common pleas court against Elijah N. Craig." .They have four children, the eldest being 18 and the youngest 7. Craig is enjoined by the court from disposing of certain personal property, including shares of stock in the Camden Building association. Mrs. Craig claims a half interest in about 47 acres of land in Israel township, which she seeks to have partitioned. She avers the Eaton National bank-and C. F. Laird claim to hold mortgages against the real estate. She asks the court to compel them to set up their claims.

Christian Endeavorers Asked to Boost Loan

(By Associated Press.) WASHINGTON, April 22. An appeal to the 2,500,000 Christian Endeavorers to co-operate in making the third Liberty loan a success was issued today by Daniel A. Poling, associate president of the United Societies of Christian Endeavorers, in a special message issued through the war loan organization. The message urges all Christian endeavorers to buy bonds without delay and says that "the

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Says Wife is Disloyal; Veteran Asks Divorce BAKERSF1ELI), Cal.. April 22. Charging that his wife made unpatriotic remarks about the government and called the kaiser "the greatest man In the world." Robert H. Hilscher, a Civil war venteran, 71 years of age, filed suit lor divorce. The Hilschers have three sons in the American army and a daughter is in France as a Red Cross nurse. Hilscher alleges his wife is of German birth.

SUES FOR FORECLOSURE

EATON. O.. April 22. Claiming there is owing him the sum of $451 50 on a note for $24, Raymond Myers is suing Henry Duggine in common pi.as court for foreclosure of a mortgage which he avers secures the note. Two lots in Eaton secure the note, the plaintiff avers. TEACHER IS DRAFTED

EATON. O., April 22 Albert Hairis. teacher in the schools at Westhope, O.. has arrived at his home here, he being scheduled to leave Friday with Preble county's thirty draftees for Camp Sherman.

Public Lecture

Christian Science by George Shaw Cook, C. S. B. of Chicago, III., members of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church, the First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass., at the CHURCH EDIFICE ' 1417 North A Street Tues. Evening, April 23, 1918 At 8:00 o'clock ADMISSION FREE. ' NO COLLECTION.

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