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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-02
FRISCO PHYSICIAN HELD
FOR ARMY NURSES DEATH

SAN FRANCISCO. April Fin
ser prints found in the san Mateo
tome of DIR. Ephraim Northcott
were examined by tho police here
tonight following arrest OF the ply
rclan on charge OF murder in
connection with the death OF Miss
lne2 Elizabeth Reed, army nurse
Miss Reeds body was found In "a
tavine near san Mateo. March 8,
following an Illegal operation.
Doctor Northcutt's offices here
we're examined by the police today
but no records OF patients visits
found they mid
Miss Frances Cronln, Doctor
Norihcotts office nurse, who was
questioned hy the police last night,
was not arrested, as was erroneously
reported, but was allowed her full
'brr,y and no cChargc Is contcm-
plated against her. the police said
'oday Miss Cronin will be asked to
'rS'!Iicd In the hearing OF Northcott.
Doctor Northcott was to be taken
TO San Matoo tonight. He stolidly
refused today to make any admis-
hons. although confronted with the
remains of Miss Reeds mesh bag
ana other OF the girls belongings
At'd 10 have been found In a crate
OF the san MateO house
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-02
COUNTY ORGANIZED
FOR VICTORY DRIVE
"a bryant, County Chairman; n
Davenport, city Manager; L.
: Avery. County Manager.
WOMEN WORKERS NAMED
,,,,,tl,c Committee includes Lead
ing business Men--Confcr-
cncc Ber Friday.

u. .rrrparation OF The Victory loan
campaign, which will he launched on
A..n sL the organization OF Tulsa
,,3 Tulsa county mas been com
pt.rd
~ W Rrynnt has been selected as
p., county chairman. A V Daven-
mort city manager; G, s Avery,
,oYnr manager. J. \. MckceYcr, di-
rector of publicity. Ava J Niles. di-
,,.tur outside publicity. J 7, Fores-
,r, rrnsportation director, and w.
a. Ru,t. director of the speakers bu-
rpiu
fr rna women division Mrs Min
NOT, hedges has been appointed
,n.ur chairman, Mrs George B.
SnH.rv city manager. and Hilda
lone. county manager.
The following men comprise the
,,r0gtiyr committee: J. f. Crosbic,
= W sinclair. ". L. Brown. q, X.
Mccullough. j. II. McBlrney, T. j..
Hartman s H. king. w. l.. Lewis,
NJ y walters. Il. NJ, Mcfarland, T..
rorrauun NJ c. Hale, G. II. Hub
harl (. r. Abbott, G. a. Mayo. W. A..
,anHc,or. \. /. Farmer. +. c. Cow.
II a Roberts, r. Il Perry, Dan
hun. q Rosser. Ar q. IIeggem. ID.
3 roupoly. W, G. StcEer, A. n, Bell,
q T. warren. J W Sloan, Or s. q.
kennedy. NJ Moran, T. G, West Eu-
gene lorton. Dana ~. KELSEY n. "
Travis. NJ y Donn. r. II Kemp. q.
r Rradcu Max Madansky, Lex
Aaronson. W G.. Skclly, J II. Nc
Even 4. g sharp, w l.. Kissler, II
\ cole Frank Haskell H. NJ. Pres
Ton Chas Page C.'B. Douglas, +. O..
Larson charles Covey, Walter Miller.
G,rorgc : Vule. ]. II. Evans. Il. =.
Harwpll r. w insult and l. u. Obcr-
hotter
uu Friday afternoon az $50
O'Clock J u Miller. ir. governor or
'hc Kansas City Reserve bank. will
address meeting Of all the, bankers
" the eastern half OF the state In
Tulsa AZ the chamber OF commerce.
~ TINS meeting plans for carrying on
the loan successfully will be dis
cusscd
\, 10 o'clock Friday morning n II.
Graham. state director, will meet the
executive committee for Il conference
and each member will be given def
inlte work to do during the cam
palGn.
Tho loan has been designated by
local Directors Rowe as loan not
70 pay the cost of the war but to pay
The price Of peace"
II IL the plans of the loan fficials
20 hold meetings OF the different or
g1nizations throughout the city onos
a week until the day on which the
ioHr is launched and to make the
nrst day of tho loan an incentive for
a. great drive, asserted i. W. Bryant.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-02

Scenes " unequaled beauty and
realism characterize this production
throughout Scenes of hnapprouch
able grandeur and forcefulncss com
pei the interest OF the vast audiences
Its beautiful story thrills every hear,
and II may well he called the picture
that will live forever
The extension Of the engagement
for an extra day will be welcome
news TO many who have been unable
10 view this masterpiece Of cincmnto-
graphic art. and many people from
nearby towns who have inquired
about II will be glad to learn that
the picture will play another day
The first show starts at II 30 a. m.
and lasts two hours Subscqucnt
present tatlons take place at 1870
$3.50. 5;30. 1880 and $40
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-02
HORACE GOLDIN
WORLD GREATEST
celebrated Royal Russian
lIlusionist at the En-
press Tomorrow

=, LErrorated with medals pres.rted
b's "lh ny kings and queens during
H. 'p"I year tour OF the world.
h.ia.,e foidin, the royal Ruasian H.
mo,,,.' oomes to tho Empress to
penni," with his company OF ten
IN pw ,s as tbe big feature attraction
5y ,hn h,' ne N-hiII fer the latter part
h,,' ''u.n has the greatest illusion act
An. 'N'r appeared in vaudeville.
~ ~ Is strictly a big-time attraction.
he ing salary OF $4,000 a week,
snrar.o TO the Empress by special
ru', ,TriNeng from the Orpheum cir.
q frIa',h u'' lasts over half hour and
the 'u with mysteries that battle
hi, most penetrating mind one Of
po1..N me stunts is to walk n young
.an 1,a" 1,., through plate giass window
! 2.S with Goldln. four other acts
n, De- given on the new biii hss,r-
"aS tomorrow 'eN o''' oeS'n
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-02
DALLAS ELECTS CAPTAIN
W02ENCRAFT NEW MAYOR

DALLAS April /. - The demo.
cratic Citizens association ticket,
".aaci hN Captain Frank W WoEen
VHl Tor mayor and including two
o'ner army officers. won in today
n,alotdIity election here by Il
p'u'aDy OF more than l.00e over
me Good Government associations
ucSe', headed by Mayor Joe f.. Law
'"ct . candidate for recollection, ac-
o1,ulns 70 practically complete un-
'I", returns. The labor ticket
"eaded by George W. Livingston
'ah a poor race for third place. &C
olalng TO the returns
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-02

mission and 20 direct winding up Of
the affairs 81 The American army ~
France -,
Mr. Baker viii br ompuuicd by
d. " Cu'htl The war department.
Representa- ON tho board Consid-
rriur inter allied claims growing out
of IN" cooperation OF The various
h"ll,Frrrn'y aud Stanley King. HIS
private secretary
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-02

IN ORDER to afford an opportunity
for every man, woman and child
In Tulsa to see the supreme film
achievement OF a decade, The Heart
OF Humanity" which opened at the
Majestic for a four-day engagement
last Sunday. will he held over fur one
more day. Thursday.
The large capacity OF the Majestic
has been taxed several times during
the run OF this attraction and the
steadily increasing attendance In
diCates that interest In this remark
able production is becoming gen
cral throughout the city and vicinity.
The Heart OF Humanity is not
4 war picture, though the great war
Is used as background. II is n
love story pure and simple, hut told
with such impre-siv"ncss bndfidellty
to life that It's APPEAL Is universal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
NOTES OF NORTH CAROLINA
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
Wonderful Activity in Numerous Cotton
Miii Towns of Old North state.
Hunks EnlnrKInK.

The Bank of Lexington has In
creased its capital stock from 100000
to 100000.
~ j. Rouse and associates will erect
Two cotton sins at Hines Junction,
installing scventy-saw gin in each
The Peoples Bank has been char
tered at Sanford. the incorporators be-
Ing capitalists OF Sanford and Cum
mock.
The Pitt-lIarris Furniture COMPANY
capital stock $4,000. has been incor.
poratcd TO do business at Rocky Mount
company is being organized with
S25o.0oO capital stock TO manufacture.
automobile tire products at Salisbury.
TO build an additional cotton mill a.
their large plant at Monbo, which ia
TO be equipped with 10000 spindles.
the High Point Hosiery Mills arc
building another mill at High Point,
which will nearly double the capaciiv;
OF the present plant.
The American Trust Company q,
Charlotte. has increased it's capital
s'G &c ,,I from slooQ;oCo TO $500, 900
FOR as S Nils essn ann9un need
posed addition a, Roanoke Ranids
Capital Will be Increased by $500 ma
and building will be erected To-
equipment, with 65S looms. '0'
cd by the American Metal and VAST
Company. 3essemer City.
E, ooapiia! mas been increased from
100000 70 100000 by the Springfield
Z. r.. Neisler, Of the Pauline Mile
Kings Mountain. plans TO build anotbar
cotton factory a that place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
NEW ENTERPRISES COMING
TO THE FRONT IN THE SOUTH
Pulp and Paper Mills for Alabama,
Steel Mills for Augusta and
box Mills mt Natche1.

The Southern Cotton OIL Company is
enlarging it's plant at Florence. S. c..
increasing the size OF the plant ono
third and doubling its ginning and oil
producing capacity.
Plans are being matured for the
Establishment ut Augusta. Ca. Of a
steel mill. The company, said to be
composed largely of Northern capital
lists and iron workers, is to have
capital stock OF 100000
The Savannah wharves. docks. sheds
and other terminal facilities OF the
Seaboard Air Line. burned some months
ago. are being rebuilt and made larger
and better than before.
The Duval Farm Products Company.
OF which a. ID. stevens is president.
is erecting and eQuipping IAN immense
ssrup mill at Jacksonville. Fla.
The Masonic fraternity Is building
Fla. ~ '''' ' i0' H.
The Albany Silk Mills are making
Albany. Ala. Fifty new looms have
already been installed.
The Lafayette Cotton Mills Com
pany. recently organized with $4,000
products mill at lafayette. Ala.
The United states Lumber and Cot
ton Company. OF Chicago. are planning
to build and operate large pulp and
paper mills at Fairford. Ala.
The town Of Rulerville. Miss. is
spending 100000 on an electric light
and power plant. to be owned and
operated by the municipality.
The National RoX Company. 81.
100000 concern. arc making immense
additions 10 the already big plant il
operates in NatchcZ. Miss
The Mermcntau Rice Mill COMPANY
has been chartered with $4,000 capital
stock to establish rice mills at Crow
ley. La.
The Armstrong Packing Company
is making an addition TO its immense
plant in Dallas. Texas. which is 20
cost with equipment s25e,o00.
Final plans have been determined
by the Cherokee Spinning Company.
Knoxville. Tenn for its proposed adj
ditions The company will double it's
equipment. increasing from $500 10
Il. 900 spindles. besides installing an
equipment for merceriztnE. It's CAPT
tai has been Increased from 100000 10
$500, 600.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
FOREIGN MOTORISTS BUY
CARS WITH BEST IGNITION
VIII not Accept Cheap Magnetos
With Which Americans Are
ut First Satisfied.

The United states OF America has the
reputation OF quantity production
with rough surface finish and appear
ance but with better value and wear
ar productions of other countries
Tbs rsr'tcglaT tn nolds S gSSa a III
an American car often sets a better
car than the American purchaser Of
the same model. For practically all
cars that are equipped with battery
ignition for the American market are
equipped with the superior magnetic
.Gmit:on fer export,
will no, accept a subs ,itute that may
save him a few dollars in initial cost
but deprives him OF the ultimate
economy, greater power. Increased
that invariably go with magnetic ig-
milton.
up : - repeatediy By battery aSs ,ronbies.
and suffered not only delay and annoy
ance, but heavy costs. and has after
wards tried magnetic ignition. VIII APP
prec!ate the meaning OF the word-dc-
pcnda bic
The foreign buyer knows that mag
neto ignition is better, and TO get into
mis- country all American cars mug.
even though their regular home equip
men, may be battey ignition.
The reason IS, that the magnetic is
OF ignition current. II has nothing 10
do but furnish the spark for ignition,
and ii does this better than any other
known means.
a battery is very fine and neces-
sary part Of an automobile; without
II there would be no electric starting.
But the battery wears out; hence it
cannot be relied upon TO furnish the
vital spark for ignition.
The magneio, on the other hand. out
wears the car itself. For starting and
ligh ting, by all means have bat
terry, but for ignition the wise motor
list has a magnetic. not only on his
car. but also on his truck. tractor,
motorcycle. motor boat, or stationary
gas engine.
The foreigner knows how TO get the
best from the American manufactur-
ers and the well-informed American
rnotorist Will insist on the same SUI
per!or equipment and az willingly pay
the slightly increased initial t.
it's a highly profitable investment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
ALL OVER THE COUNTRY
Bricf Notes OF on Industrial Character
From Various Parts or the
United States.

There have been but two national
bank failures In the last eighteen
months.
More than two-thirds of the gold now
In use in this country and throughout
the world was discovered in the last
nifty years.
Before the year 1860 practically every
shocmakins process known in this
country or anywhere else was a hand
OF the worlds boots and shoes it is
claimed that more than A per cent
arc now made in the State of Massa-
chusetts.
Lake Erie produces more fish to the
square mile than any other body Of
water in the world. SO 1t is said by gov
eminent experts.
More than 10000 900 drug addicts In
the United States spend S6l 900. 600 an
nually to crafty the vicious craving,
and the evil is on the increase.
United States in the calendar year 1918
was 5o,lS45S4 barrels. as against So
S1I.379 barrels IN 1917, and 5S.633624
in 1915. The 1919 figures Will show a
wonderful change.
The development in telephone and
Geographic equipment effected during
the war would have occupied proba bly
from ten TO fifteen years during ordi-
nary peace times. Many new dlscov.
cries VIII be continued in use
Never in the history OF the United
the country MS at present During the
war period from 1914 70 January OF
this year the swine increased by more
than l6.6oo.o00 head. and yet hog mea:
was never s costly as now 10 the uit;-
mate consumer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
POTTERY MANUFACTURING
IN WEST VIRGINIA TOWNS
Little Mountain state Getting Ncnr
Hcnd of List I'm II Very PROFIT
able Industry.

special 10 the Manufacturers Rec
ord from New Cumberland. West Vir-
Einia. tells an interesting story Of the
development OF the pottery business
In the little Mountain State
Among other things the special SAYS:
through starting operations here by
the Chelsea China Co, which about
a year ago took over the idle plant
OF the Clay Casting Co. West Vir-
Sinia will very likely take second place
in the production of pottery wares dur
ing the next fiscal year. passing New
Jersey. ohio Is now leading in the
value OF such lines. Wheeling capital
took over the pottery plant here about
year ago, and since then extensive
improvements being under way. The
firm is about completing construction Of
the first tunnel kiln TO be built in the
State for pottery products firing this
kiln taking the place of nine up-draft
kilns which were formerly used. AS a
result; of the tunnel kiln the firm will
effect great saving In fuel consump-
ton. y general line OF vitrined hotel
ware Will be made. both plain white
and decorated.
Al Warrington. the Bowers Pottery
Co. Is increasing its production
tivitN throughout the country. and
seventy additional pressers OF sanitary
ware are being engaged IN addition TO
twenty additional casters. These
ing Withdrawn from tho Ohio pottery
districts. AS a direct result of joint
wage conferences between sanitary
pottery manufacturers and representa-
tivcs Of workers from that branch OF
the Natioal brotherhood OF Opera
tive Potters, headquarters OF which
are in East Liverpool. O.. a substan-
tjal wage increase has just bbeen gran
ted sanitary potters in all branches.
Al kcyser. the kcyser Sanitary Pot
terry Co. has awarded the contract for
an additional kiln, and this improve
ment Will give the firm considerable
Increased capacity and cause additional
workers 10 he engaged.
Additional decorating kilns are being
bull; AZ the Newell plan; OF the T.. NJ
knowles China Co. and at the Chester
plant OF the Taylor, Smith Il Taylor
pottery Co In the latter instance the
pair of kilns Will give this
firm battery of eight double dccora-
ting kilns.
All West Virginia potter!es. either
general ware or sanitary plants are
we'll filled with business. both for inn
mediate and future shipments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
Free Oatmeal Prescription Doe. Its
Work Overnight. You Cnn
Prepare 1t Mt Home.

NEW YORk,-EXposure to sun. dust
and wind has very bad effect upon
the skin and complexion. There is a
way TO overcome this. 1T is my own
discovery and takes just one night 70
get such marvellous results" SAYS Ma e
Edna Wilder. when her friends ask her
about her wonderful complexion and
the improved appearance OF her hands
aud arms. You can do the same thing
II :ou follow my advice" she says
Il Zee! II my duty 70 tell every cir!
and woman what this wonderful pre-
telling others Just what brought abou,
such remarkable. results Here is the
dentcal prescription that removed
every defect from my face. neck, hands
and arms. Cntil you try 1t You can
form no idea CT tho marvellous change
The prescription which you can prepar.
at your own home is as follows:
Go to any grocery store and get ten
cents worth OF ordinary oatmeal. and
from any drug store a bottle Of Der
VIII Prepare the oatmeal as directed
IN every package OF Derwillo and ap-
ply night and morning. The FIRST appii-
SKIN ap'ear transparent smooth and
vclvety- ] especially recommend this
method Tor sailow skin, shiny nose
treckles. tan sun spots. coarse pores
rough skin. ruddiness. wrinkles. and in
fact every blemish the face hands and
arms are heir TO. II your neck or chest
Is discoiored from exposure. apply this
combinattcn there and the objection
ahie defect Will disappear. II IL abso-
iuteiy harmless and will not produce
matter how rough and ungainly the
hands and arms or what abuses thew
have had through hard work and ex
posure 10 sun and wind. this oatmeal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
/. WEST VIRGINIA NOTES
Sew Mills on the knnaw ha-Coni Min
ms, nj Beciie.-Rubh-r Company
Gets started.

The Camden M+rcaa;.,. and M:.,.ag
CON oary mas been chartered a..
Gha.i%s;oa . establish mills Oh the
Kar2wha River
The B.gefrit once Bumd!ng Com
naIy IS erecting sev-.,y-roorn ad-
G,ton 10 ne i.aw ana Commerce
Building IN B!u-re!t
The Be!Siey Coel Mining Company
has been incorporated &, B-cEl.y Win
s. $500 capital STOCK =: the same
piaee the R-cEley Coal Land Company
has been Chartered w!tn 100000 capt
,al stock.
THE woodson WINS Company is tn
name Of new comtect!onaTy manu-
featuring concern chartered at Charles
ton with $4,000 cap!;,l stock
The Haz"l-A'las Class Company is
enlhrRing its plant =, Grafton to
double the rr-seu, s3z" ana capacity
The Green River 81. Company. CAPT
tol sstock s5o,ooo. w&t .!ncutpora,et las,
we eit. at Hun;ingtt5n.
THE, Virginia Rubber Company. re
Gently incorporated ~ Charleston with
sl.2oe,o0o capital STOCK. has completed
Organization by the election 81 officers
and has commenced business NJ
Charleston.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
FACTS FROM BEYOND SEA
Belgium ReRnIns Match Industry-yn-
pan becomes Shoe EHportcr-Brick-
making New in China.

Diamond cutting factories are TO be
established in South Africa under Gov
eminent control.
The, Belgian match industry, which
was badly crippled by the war, is
again on sound basis.
Boots and shoes exported by Japan
during 1915 amounted to S53.6oS pairs
and during 1917 TO ss7,47l pairs. and
the business stlll grows
One OF the worlds largest retaining
walls has been built at Rangoon Bur,
channel.
For nifty years the famous diamond
mines At Kimberley have yielded an
average return OF more than $50, 900, 900
\. company has recently been or
gtnized in kaluan, Manchuria with
capital OF S50.0U0 for the MANUFACTURES
o. bricks; something new there.
is reported to be making greater head
way among working women than
among the men.
Japanese manufacturers OF machinery
or every description are directing their
attention toward China. whose demand
is steadily Increasing. Japanese en-
dynamos and gas plants
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES
ALL AROUND OLD VIRGINIA
Newly incorporated Companies Getting
TO work-Hunkfng Capital Being
Incrcnscd-New Buildings.

The Chesapeake Products Company
has been ,!neorPora,ed al, Fisst on
Northqn'ber!and COUNT, with $500 ho,
ding viii be the business OF the com
Tie National Screen Company. of
three Building plant, a, which screen
doors and windows WI! be nanu.ac-
The Bank O. Bristol IS erecting a
bank building OF rs own. 20 cost 3,5,-
The panv!!le Heating and Ventilat!ag
Corporation, company recently moor
po-a;et VAIN 100000 capita! stock,
wi! no: ouilt a plant :o- me present,
cu. has contracted Win local toun-
dries and machine shops :or It's pro-
due. o: heating and yen;:!a;!nS ma
TIE Ola Dominion Lumber Company.
cap.tAl 500, 600. has been Incorporated
al Roanoke. : . MEG elan. presi-
The Vale Ferii..zer and Che:n!ca.
Company. recently incorporated, VIII
oW.!t . FERTILIZER niiHing. plant AZ MI.
Ja-HSson :9E q Lection ta!!y capa?i;y
PAM has been Incorporated 81 Ports
mouth. = :. Ba-As2a!e is cs.deHt
nd II. @. Walker IS secretar:.
The Town o. c!arGsv!!le proposes 20
DO considerable sidewalk building this
suinns-r. Concrete walks are 20 be
ou:!t
). Ash!ant eas';a;Is,s haze ;,,,.,, aiken pre-;
tie manufacturing works in tina: town.
Dauvil!- wi!l. on August ;, vote Oh
= $500 900 bond issue t0r street paving
and repairing purposes.
pany. Of norfolk. has increased capita!
stock from 2s.0ot TO 400, 900
The Hanover Bank. OK Ashland. Wi!
con,ract ,or rs erection has been
awarded % RaglenG x Son.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
SHELBY TEXTILE WORKS
Old cotton Mills EnInrRing-Ncw Com
pnny Incorporated to Establish
Another Mig Plant.

SHELBY. y. G.. July 2e.-Work along
textile lines are on the Increase mere
Ihe Shelby Cotton Mills are building
an addition 20 their already large plant
which VIII enable them TO add eighty
looms and 5000 spindles. All OF this
machinery has been purchased and viii
be installed soon as the additional
building is completed.
\ new cotton milling company has
just been incorporated, which has
taken The name OF the Double Shoals
Manuta curing Company. The capital
STOCK pretty much all Of which has
been subscribed, Is 100000 The or
ga IMITATION OF the company will be
completed next week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
NEW THINGS INVENTED
CnIiforninns Discover New Comfort for
Pipe Smol~rs-tppir bricks That
Are Worth While.

.Ftreproof, waterproof and odorless
"a per has recently been made by an
English scientist.
"a combined electric and sand bath
tor -treatig certain Ills Is the idea o.,
a. New York inventor
~ tray which can loo clamped 10 the
bottom OF strip ga! to eaten It's
dr!ppings Is household novelty
An English Inventors lnter!oc!ling
piling Is said 10 be much stronger
than sheet piling that is made OF wood
Portable houses which can be car
rled In automobiles and erected IN a
short while a, convenient canning
p1a ces have been designed by French
man.
device that measures a nIncrni ~ ~,
tobacco from a pouch on n box and
stuffs Il into a pipe without contac,
with the users fingers
"A. process has been patented whereby
apples and some other fruits can be
preserved by pressing them into bricks
that retain all tho taste and Original
fGod properties