As to control methods, l)r. Hinds
said: ‘'Conditions are still favorable
for dusting cotton with calcium arse
nate for boll weevil control, which
will also control army worms, kill
ing two birds with one stone. If,
however, army worm control alone is
needed dusting with either calcium
arsenate or arsenate of lead with a
pole and bag outfit, applying three
or four pounds of either, is suffi
cient.”
Dr. Hinds declared that army
worms do damage until cotton be
gins to open by staining it and
thereby injuring its sale value. lie
also states that poisoning for army
worm control will pay if it saves
only one-half boll per pla%t.
Preparatory to carrying on an
army worm control campaign Dr.
Hinds is making arrangements witl*
calcium and lead arsenate.
IMPORTANT MURDER
CASES ARE POSTPONED
Lawrence County Court Adjourns
After Two Weeks’ Session
TENNESSEE VALLEY BUREAU 1
THE AGE-HERALD }■
Moulton. Ala., Aug. II J
Circuit court adjourned Thursday
after a rather unsatisfactory session
of almost two weeks since almost
all the more important cases had
to be continued to tho December
term. The Collier case in which it
is alleged that Luther Collier was
an accomplice in the murder of an
old man, Tyler, two years ago had to
be postponed as important witnesses
could not be had. Collier has been
in the county Jail two years the
latter part of this month waiting
trial.
The Hughes case was postponed
also since the attorney for the de
fense is ill and unable to be in Moul
ton. Hughes is charged with the mur
der of a girl about a year ago be
cause she would not marry him. He
attempted to break Jail twice while
in Lawrence county and has been for
the past several months kept in the.
