Evening Star Newspaper, November 19, 1925, Page 37

JARDINE REQUESTS AID FOR FARMERS Problems Will Not Be Solved Alone, He Tells Land Grant Colleges. By the’ Associated Press. CHICAGO, 3 19.—The problems of : e, particularly its economic g lems, never w o rompl!x and interrelated are the conditions of the civilization of today that no one group can stand alone, he said, in pointing out that the land grant colleges could perform a serv- ice in interpreting agriculture to the people of urban communities, who do not know farming or the farmer. Praises Purnell Act. Mr. Jardine said the passage of the Purnell act, providing enlarged Fed- eral support of agricultural experi- ment_stations, one of the most notable instances in history of the nting of public funds fo cement of knowledge thr s e ndded that th port comes in the year marking the fiftieth anniversary of the establish- ment of the experiment station in this country. “We need co-operation of all agen- cles—research, teaching and exten- sion—for agricultural betterment,” he said. “Extension workers are doing a great deal in reaching not only in- dividual farmers but organizations of farmers. Lauds Co-Operative Plan. The development of co-operative marketing furnishes a £rowing group of new farm organiza- tions to which valuable information can be furi Because of their large and increa formation utili Pll by them wiil a the agriculture of the country direct- 1y and substantially. “Through research the Department of Agriculture and the State experi- ment stations gathering valuable information regarding production, distribution, experiences of co-opera- tive organizations and other matters. The extension should be pre- pared to give farmers the best facts available for use in their organiza- tions. It should not, however, be the policy of an extension service to make decisions for farmers or farm organtzation HUSBAND ASKS DIVORCE. Guy E. Greer Declares Wife De- serted Him. enlarged sup- Guy E. 26 Jackson place, has filed s the District Su preme Court n _absolute di- i Germany, April 5, 19 is now said to be in A resident of New York Ci as_co-respondent. Through Attorne: Fowler, the husband their honeymoon they came to Wash- ington and resided together until September 10, when the wife told him she was tired of living with him and i wrried out s the court named Chapman W. vs that after She her went to the ap: spondent in New France. r A variety of tree in the West Indies ylelds a lace substitute. - | rural dis Armour’s Guest At Hunting Party Shoots His Butler By the Associated Press.” CHICAGO, November 19.—Each year J. Ogden Armour, millionaire packer, grants 20 hunting permits allowing soctety members of Lake Forest to shoot game in his 2,000- acre estate, Mellody Farm. But there will be no hunting there this year. A score of society women armed with shotguns went rabbit and h(( rrel hunting on the estate yves- . Mr. Armour’s butler went to help bring in the game. Instead the huntresses brought back the hutler. e had been shot in the back by one of the nimrods. Last night Mr. Armour canceled all the permits. MARYLAND TO USE WOOD DURING COAL SHORTAGE University Extension Service to Aid Farmers to Make Use of Timber Supply. Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, November 19.—Mary- land farmers are going into the timber business, if present plans of the ex- tension service of the University of Maryland bear fruit. Surveys are being made throughout the State, and, | before long, wood, especially in the ict, will be taking the place of coal in a number of homes. A pla o is being sought where- by owners of woodlands can find mar- kets for firewood in much the same manner that mine owners distribute coal. F. B. Trenk, extension forester, one of those in charge of the survey, said: “There is much valuable wood going to waste in Maryland which could be turned into money for the owners. We intend to call attention of the owners of these woodlands to how this wood can be sold. “In addition to helping overcome the coal shortage that seems more acute this year, our surveyors will mark trees for cutting so future growth will not be impaired.” Up and Down. From the London Answers. Examiner—How would you classify a telephone girl? Is it a business or a profession? Candidate—Neither. It's a calling. With applicator attached to cork, i | just brush “Heet” over the pain area, whether in knees, hands, shoulders, feet, legs, back, neck or body. In- stantly you feel this harmless, glori- ous, penetrating heat draw the pain right out of the aching or swollen joint, muscle or nerve. Besides, “Heet” scatters the congestion and THE SOUTHERN SERVES 'd Will the South join in financing its own railroad needs? Southern capitalis being invested in many new enterprises along the lines of the Southern Railway System. An even greater gain in production and prosperity in the South in the next ten years than was witnessed in the last ten seems inevitable. But industry can expand no faster than the railroads that bring fuel and raw ma- terials, and carry the finished products to the markets of the country. Money must be invested in railroads as well asfactories, if industry is to be efficiently served. That much of this new railroad capital should come from the South itself seems a natural result of the growing investment wealth of the South. THE THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, |SAYS “IT CAN’T BE TRUE.” Fifth Husband of Peggy Joyce Hits Divorce ‘“Rumor.” NEW YORK, November 19 (#).— Count Gosta Morner De Moreland, fifth husband of Peggy Hopkins Joyce, actress, refused to believe that Peggy is suing him for divorce in Parls. “It can't be,” he saild. “I kissed her good-bye when she salled for Parls. This is nothing but a renewal of rumors.” F. Dudley Kohler, who represented Count Morner last year when he sued Peggy for annulment and she sued him for separation, which were later dropped, | Count Morner would not ¢ action. The Argentine governnfent's film of the Prince of Wales' visit is being shown throughuul Lllxlnnd GRII’PE VEST -POCKH BOX (A-x TABLETS) A\\\\\\Z\mx\\a Tab\e\ S | Oneor two Anti-Kamnia Tablets soon stop the aches and chills of grippe. Also break up colds and fevers, re- lieve headache, neuralgia, toothache, rheumatism, neuritis, women’s pains and end inwmms: l:x;d nervousness by .m-..m’fi.".;u ally, A'K o8 overy Antl-l(amnla Quiek Reliet from Psins and Ashes SOUTH | | ‘ ‘ D. C, THURSDAY, . NOVEMBER 19, 1925. 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