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New Britain herald., 1920-09-09

and seasonings with some of the cu- cunber pulp. Fill cucumber shells with mixture. Fasten the ends with toothpicks. Put into salted boiling water and boil till tender, about ten minutes. An onion and two or three bay leaves may be added to the water. Drain cucumbers and serve with white sauce.
 Junkct Ice Cream.
 3 cups milk
 A cup sugar
 1 junket tablet
 tablespoons cold water
 l tablespoon vanilla
 cup whipping cream.
 Heat milk and sugar until luke warm Remove from fire and add junket tablet which has been crushed and dissolved in cold water and vanilla. Let stand 30 minutes until cool and jellied. Turn into freezer mold and pack in salt and ice. Let stand 10 or 15 minutes. Scrape own the sides Beat in whipped cream Let stand two or three hours. This
New Britain herald., 1920-09-09

A love story. q crime mystery, a dra ma of social revolution and . TO- mancc of tho secret service arc com bined in The Face at Your Win dow" tho new William Fox special production which opened at Fox's this afternoon for a threc day engagement.
 It is a stupendot.~ production and the story iS thrown against q back ground of riot and pillagc. Members of the American Legion should have n special interest in The Face at Your Window" as the Legion is the central figure Of the drama and all the scenes are laid on American soil.
 Two comedies Lions Jaws and Kittens Paws" Knocking Them Cold" arc also shown. as well as Tho Cow Punchers." with our regular fun makers Mutt and Jeff. The Fox News, with it's happenings from every quar- ter of the globe is included in the in- tercsting program.
 The vaudeville offerings arc Mur- ray and Irwin. smith and Pagiia. Johnny IlarEravcs and The Three Ma iorS.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-09
REID AT THE PALACE.

Wallace Reid in a new screen com edy. The Dancin' Fool" is the at traction at the Palace theater for three days commencing today. The photoplay is said to present the star in a role that is unusual and that ideally suits MT. Reid's buoyant per sonality.
 Other photoplays include Warner Oiand in a new chapter of The Third Eye" comedies and the Pathe News.
 The Keith vaudeville bill offers four excellent acts headed by vaudeville's $ best quartet "The Four of Us"
New Britain herald., 1920-09-09

Starting sunday night and Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. the Palace offers as the photopiay attra cticn. Georges Carpenticr. the idol of France" a. q heavy weight cha mpion of Europe. in his first and only photo play. The Wonder Mas." There will he special orchestra concert Sunday night by ten pieces and ad- vantage should be taken of the re- served seats on sale now for the Sun day performance.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-09

cream will be ruined if the dasher is used. After the freezer IS packeo with ice and rock salt, pour overA~ strong brine.
 In England they eat five timesNa day. Hurrah for America
 MARY.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-09

Waukesha Wis-Mrs. Chas. Jor- genson of Racine, Wis. who sudden iy awakened from two-year sleep, is steadily recovering. During the two years she was fed by attendants like a baby.
 Though I couldn't open my eyes, utter a word or move muscle, knew each days events and heard every word spoken to me-" says Mrs. Jorgenson.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-09
Copyright, 1920 N. F. Al

As soon as meat or fruit is brought from the market, it sheNld be reT ,noyed from the paper. n '
 Meat should be put on porcelain or enamel plate and set in the ice box. If the paper wrapping is allowed to remain around meat, there will be an unpleasant taste.
 Fruit keeps better if put in a bowl or open container of some sort when set in the refrigerator to chill.
 A melon that has been sut should have the cut surface covered closely with waxed paper but the brown wrapping paper should be taken off.
 Menu for Tomorrow.
 Breakfast-Stewed prunes, French toast sugar sirup, coffee.
 Iuncheon-Cucum bers stuffed with pearls. bread and butter, radishes, junket ice cream, sponge cake, tea
 Dinner-Planked ham, candieG sweet potatoes. celery salad, sliced peaches nut cookies, coffee.
 My Own Recipes. French toast is better if made of bread quite frankly stale. Stale bread seems to accumulate faster in summer than winter and this is an excellent way to use it. One egg or two may be used with milk, salt and grating of nutmeg for the mixture in which to dip the bread. Fry quickly in a small amount of fat. Cucumbc1-s Stuffed With Pearls
 cucumbers
 + cup cold boiled lamb (chopped ) Ie cup cold boiled rice small onion
 Salt and paprika
 I tablespoon lemon juice 1s teaspoon each thyme, summer savory, sweet marjoram, nutmeg l cup thick white sauce.
 The cucumbers should be five or six inches long. Pare. cut off one end and dig out the pulp with a spoon. A thick solid case should be left. Mince onion. Mix lamb, rice
New Britain herald., 1920-09-09
CaRPENTIER AT PALACE:
AT IfbN+S.

 with which
New Britain herald., 1920-09-09

In the kitchen of her own hoine Sister Mary cooks daily for fainh! Of four a .ults. She brought to her kitchen an understanding or the chemistry of cooking. gained from study of domestic science in a state university. Consequently the adSfce she offers is a happy combination oi theory and practice. Every recipe sllc gives is her own, first tr1ed ou' and served at her family table.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-09
THE TURF
NJ NI.W ORLEANS


First Race Mile ana l-lG.--
Thursday Nightcr tColliuttD first;
Pulaski (MuoucD, second. Mcdusa
tDhurherl third Time, / 80 2 D..
Luclus. Handful. Baby Sister and
Arbitrator also ran
Second Race. J1a Furlougs An
ucipnto CHohiusunl, first, Who
Cares NDroycrD. second, Phantom
Fair G'odrCcl. third. Time 40 -.
Pueblo. POLLY Jane, copy Right.
Lukcs ""t Heavy Weapon and
Sataua also ran
Third Race. Fnrlongs. Cobalt
Lass (Iodrluuez). first. Discussion
GlobiusouD. second, JaEo (lloward)
third. Time III. Bon Tromp ALSO
ran.
Fourth Race. one Mile. -Madgc
T. (Rohiusnu), first. Mistress polly
CColliottD. second, Zig Idea tWidal
third. Time t.i6 10. Ballet Dancer
aud Tailor Maid also ran,
Fifth Race. one Mile.--Fleer (Col
licttD, first. red Domuo hicrce)
second: Sedgc Grass tStaclO, third
Time. 1t1 50, Gadliug, Ncrnah
Waters Meet. Richard V. MldiA
| IEAttlc Mountain, lndiscrotion, Rcc'
| wing. Pludar ana Nclltc Wltwor alsc
| ran.
sixth Race. Mile and l-iG.--Gold
crest Roy CWlllN. first, Dioscordi,
| C<elsayD, second, fodder Ptcrcc1
! third. Time, l5i 90. Aztec, Coun
| tor Balance, pruncs and llcmlocl
| also ran.
seventh Race, Mile and 1-t6.-
| Taulnc tWidhD, firsG King Ncp
| tune tColuvttO. second, kczial
| lEricksom, third. Time. los
Mlrshon. Paul Connolly, G'org
Muchlback aud Bomhast also ran.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-09
TWO WERE BURNED IN AUTO
:. D.. Ross aud Alice Ennis ON Way
To Work when Car Caught Fire.

Miss Alice Ennis was slightly
burned about the face and hands
and $ T. Ross WAS slightly scorchcd
when a Mlrmon automobile. owned
Of Supt r. H. Andrews, IN which
they wcrc riding, caught fire near
Twelfth ana Boston shortly before
noon yesterday Miss Ennis Is tele-
phone operator for the oklahoma
Producing a Refining GO. and Ross
Ia a.sistnnt superintendent The two
were on their way 90 the company's
offices when the accident occurred.
Il. T. Audrows. general superin-
tcudcnt OF the company had sent
Ross to bring Miss Ennis to work
after finding that she had been
snowbound In her home ana was un-
able to get there by herself The car
burst In flames without warning and
the two were burned before the cur
tains could be raised and their exit
accomplished.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-09
INDIANS PLAY KENDALL
thillocCo To Open Collegiate Caging
season With Locals Here Jan
uary 10 nnd II.

Coach Francis Schmidt Of the
Kendall college basketball team Is
pointing Ehe squad for ils opening
games Of the season with the fast
ChilloccO Indians OF ChilloccO, Okla,
here Friday and saturday, January
l6 and II. The Indians were sta G
champions two seasons ago and
is one Of the leading state quin-
tets Under tho tutelage OF Coach
Jones they have been developed into
one OF the most formidable south
western caging teams during the
past seven years and two hard
fought games are expected.
Success In games with oil league
flves indicates that Schmidt has a
winning team Scores of the games
were: Kendall, 2G, Ohio cities 10;
Kendall 81. Texas 8; Kendall 46,
Gypsy 20; Kendall so, Tulsa Y. NJ /.
.C. \. %. Kendall meets Prairie
at the Kendall gymnasium tomor-
row night.
lntramural basketball served "a
increase interest In the game and
to develop players for the regular
quintet. The freshmen won the col
legiate class cham pionship with the
seniors winners n the academy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-09
GUARD HEADS VISIT TULSA
Major Bates, I. :. A.. and 1t. Col
Head We're Guests of Major.

Major Charles A. Bates, L. S.
army was in Tulsa yesterday en-
route 90 Fort sill from Muskogee
on military business. Major Bates
IS the regular army officer as
signed TO tho oklahoma national
guard to supervise the building up
Of the various units He visited the
chamber of commerce club rooms
and expressed hearty words OF
praise Tor the battalion of infantry
Of the Third regiment, oklahoma
national guard. which is soon to have
a new $4,000 armory. II was In
teres.ing and pleasant to witness the
early stages Of construction of the
armory which are now going on, the
major said.
IT. col T.. l.. Head of the Third
infantry was also In Tulsa yester-
day and was the guest Of Major l..
J. f. Rooney at a luncheon ycster-
day noon with the Lions club.
Lieutenant Colonel Head was here
as inspecting officer of the rcgi-
ment and was evidently pleased by
the activity on the new armory here
The foundation of the building Is
being dug hut not much work has
been accomplished in the building
operations on the armory.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-09

First Race. 3 Furlongs --llepeat,
l02. Joe goodman loa, Scotly, 10;
No FoulinE, l13, ltunmiC, ~,
SECOND Race. Mic ana 20 Yards -
orchid kinE. llO: Frank MaitoN,
los. General Hyug los. CaNalca
dpur, los, pundcrosl, loS; Malice,
los, Betty Curry, lOo; Riddle Dee
90: Reuben Hugh, lO5, Mistake, l03,
Mayor Calvin, iO3; plumcot lO3,
Cormoran, 102, DuroHa, YS, Richard
V, lO3.
Third Race. & Furlongs pahinda
lO2; AirFrctto, tO2, Sal George. l01,
Miss sterling. l0f. John c. Casey
ne; Maumon. ll2; War Toys, ~.
Mack Garner, III, Harry lsuddor
ll2: Jas. r. Clark, III, Redlnud
ITS. General. l2l, Eultur, il3i Dr
Campbell. t14: Eddie Mcbride, lOfi
Duke of pcvonshire, ia.
Fuurth Race, one Mile simple
ton. 12l: bullet Proof loi: Weary
IOG. ST. Germain, TOO.
Fifth Race. { Furlnngs. Tommy
Wac. lO2. Hattie MCCIrty, lol,
Archie Alexander, l0T; Montague
107, Iclma. lO1i Lady Eileen, loN
Ettahc, lO9; Mabol TrasN, .
LOWS h.. ma Ninety simplex ia
Meg, ma, l<irstics cub, ~, True
as steel lo9i Converse. ~, S'h'''
mental, lO5, Marrcry lO9
sixth Race. Milo and 1-l6.-
Marshon lOl, producer, lol Sl"eth
lOl. CIhallo. lO2, Fairy Prince, lu-0
starter. lOG. SurpassIug lOG, Cadtl'
lac 1o6, Bronco Buly l0G. Litu,
string. lOq. water proof, l0A, Jack
X. iO9. j. &. stove. lO9, Brown
Ftvori.c. lo9. King Neptune los
Lady lourfeIlp,y los. COmaCho
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-09
HERMANN AS NATIONAL COMMISSIO
Miller Asks Kedrns
to Defer Closing the
Bout With COffrOth

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Jan. s.
Jack Kearns, Dempsey's manager.
late today announced he had re-
ceived telegram from COL j. G.
Miller Of oklahoma asking II he
had closed with James w. Cof-
froth for Dempsey to fight Car
pentier at Tia Juana, and advising
Kearns that II he had not 1t would
pay him TO wait until he had re-
ceived Miller's offer.
Kearns said he had asked Miller
10 forward his proposition, but
added IL Coffroth has signed Car
pentier. any offer from Miller or
anyone else would be ignored. lie
declared he had acted similarly
with an offer from william Fox,
New York motion picture pro-
ducer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-09
LitrIc Rock Buys Gctn.

LITTLE HOuk, ARR. Jan. e. --
rrcsidcnJ Il g. Alden pi thr Little
kuck club of ,uC Sputbcru assoCit-
tOn of baseball clubs tonight lu-
nounccd the purchase from Toledo
CLUB ot Ae American association
OF Second BIseman Jake ieJl. tor
merA with the Bosom ana Grook-
lyu clubs of the National luaHto.
Also Mr.. Allen announced the sign
ing Of George A. Gray ut BdLtr,G
Ind, Chicago semiprufcsisuudl
pitcner, Boye X. Morrow Of Madison,
ind. an amateur catcher, aud q \.
Colvor amateur pitcher Of Little
Rock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-09

University of Nebraska
Would Re-enier Valley

LINCOLN, Ncb., Jan. S.--Thc first
move of tho University of Nebraska
toward getting back into the Mis-
souri, valley conference was mad"
tonight when the board of regents
directed Chancellor Avery ana Re
gent Brown To visit colleges with
"A view To rcsumlug athletic reld-
tiuus.
Nebraska withdrew from the con
ference last fail when the other
schools refused tu sanction the
transfer OF the Nebraska oklahoma
football game from Lincoln to
Omaha.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-09
GOuernOr Is willing to
Grant Title 90 Permit

NEW YORK, Jan. Major \. j.
prcNel Uiddlc ana warren Barbour
who oftlviatcd AS Judges AZ the WI
lard Dempsey fight ar Toledo, are
prospective appuintces today TO
servo In the same capacity al the
Leonard dundee 2O-ruuud cham
pluuship bout at New Haven, Jan
nary 10 Tho army, navy and civil
lam board OF boxing control viii am
uuunru the appointment
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-09
Kendall Piuy Postponed.

On UCCOUnt Of INo InCIement
weather ana the uncertainty Of
street car traffic, rhc plays which
were To be presented In the Kendall
college auditorium Friday night
have been pusip -Icd until Thursday
January 10 Miss Margarc' Wyud-
ham. hoad OF the expression depart
mont. announced THURSDAY "pu-
pills In The CNuVcsaiOn u". uu'' H
speaking classes have spent tso
much imc lu .rhc.. .4d1
small house." Miss Wyndham said
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-09
TULsAN TO CzECHo.sLovAKs
{. VI. Boslcy OF Local Y win bc Ma
tIOnnl rhNsicnI Director.

G. NJ Bosley physical director of
tho Tulsa Y, NJ. g. A.. yesterday re-
coived notice OF his appointment as
associate to the national physical
director OF the CzcCho- SlOvakinn
government. He Will sail as soon
as he receives his passports. which
may be February /, as a group Of
Y. NJ G. 4 workers are going
ahrord al that time. He will be ac-
complnied by his wife, who had
training under Moody and has
served In an army nurse corps.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-09
only Indian battery,

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Jan. s. --
"CheC' bender has been engaged
by the Sew Haven baseball club OF
toe Eastern league as manager aud
pitcher
"Chicr' Meyers will catch for the
club This Will probably be the only
Indian battery in professional base
ball next year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-09
Football Coach Guilty
of False Classification

SPOKANE Wach. Jan. S.-Will-
lam II. G,onc starr Dictz. former
coach Of the Washington state col
lego football team and of the Mare
Island marines team. pleaded guilty
In United States district court here
today to a charge Of falsifying his
draft QUESTIONABLE. Dietz was sem
fenced to serve 80 days in the county
Ia
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-09
Resignation toB Effective
atJoint Major League Meet
a. BILL BRENNAN may
uoycr attain the highest pin
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-09
WILLS AND JACK
THOMPSON TRAIN
500 Fans See Boxers Go
Through Workouts
Yesterday.

Five hundred boxing fans yes.er.
day braved the elements 70 see
Harry wills, worlds negro heavy.
weight champion and Jack Thump.
son. contender, who meet next Mon.
day night in a 15-round bout Tor
their title here, 20 through work.
outs yesterday afternoon az The
Droamland thcater. Both men were
given ovations as they entered the
thoater at 2:3O O'Clock and $3.50
O'Clock respectively. Each was
cheered on numerous occasions dur.
ing the several rounds which they
boxed.
Thompson started work shortly
before 2:3O o'clock After -four
rounds Of rope skipping and shadow
boxing he boXed two. and ha,f
rounds with Britt Simms and six
rounds with "pinkie" Lewis The big
Yellow was the clever Simm's equal
in speed and delighted the fans
when he stood toe-to-toc and
slugged with his giant sparring part.
ner, Lewis.
wills shows Glass.
Wills making his first publ, an.
pearance here since defeating sam
I,sncford for the worlds negro
championship and bolt. also Wen,
. through severed rounds OF speedy
work. Wills. too, showed his speed
and slugying powers to advantage,
Bully Smith, welterwoight and
! finishing the day with nine minutes
exchange Of blows with Rough
| House ware.
A little thing like cold doesn't
| bothcr Wills. When he concluded
| training, he expressed a desire for
/ a bath. There was none handy
/ Then Harry spied "A bucket, fun ot
/ ice cold water. And this, his man
ager poured down his back. while
| those who saw shivored. Harry
merely shrugged his shoulders and
remarked on the coolness OF the
| weather.
Workout Today.
/ Thompson and Wills work az 'he
| Dreamland today, Thompson start
! ing. at 1880 o'clock and Wills follow
| ing an hour later.
Dr. T.. A. Spitz, formerly physi'
| clan for George Siler's club I'm Chl-
cago, and who is now Grand Athletic
club physician, will examine each
boxer before entrance In the ring
Monday night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-09
Pete Herman Stors Richie.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan S-Pete
Herman. hlutamwclEht champion
OF the world. made a punching bag
or Johnny Richie OF Chicago, for
following "A STIFF right to the Jaw
with left hook, put Richie down for
the count I'm the early part Of the
eighth round.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-09
Mildc Defeats Ashcr.

SIT. LOUIS. Jan. S---Jimmy wilde,
English flyweight champion, easily
defeated Johnny Babe" Asher, ban
tamweGht champion OF the A. T..
p. in an eight-round, no-decision
bout here tonight
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-09
KENDALL DEFEATS LEkGUERS
tollclyinns Hcat %. T., and u, Cngcrs
In Hard Fought Contest,

Kendall college b1sIetcCrs last
night won fast and hard fought
game from the q. T.. and r. quintet
OF the on league, q TO IS. Duuham's
goal shooting and Groves defensive
play featured for Kendall while
Compani's an round play WAS the
bright spot in the OH lcaEuers' game.
The liucups.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-09
Mnck Managerial NnnlINnt

ENANSNIILF Ind. Jan, -Earl
Mack. son OF Connie Mack. manager
.ur .lr Philadelphia Americans, is
an applicant for the job of manag-
ing the Evansville Three Eye base
ball club, It was learned today
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-09

SAN FRANClSO. Jan S.--Swede
Eisberg star shortstop OF the Chi
caRu White SON, today announced
his retirement from the big league.
Risbcrg starred for the SoN in the
Iass MOrlds scrlos,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-09

Pishncy for Durham, Irwin for Wii-
Jams. Truat FOR Baer. Field goals;
Truat 3, Conpani ], Kushncr o,
Lamb bunham !, Williams l.,
irwin l.. Grove T. Kcck Foul goats;
kushncr T. Duuham , Referee. wal
lace tkcuduln.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-09
FRANKLIN WINS FAST GAME
beat southern Hardware 10 to rs In
Hoys' Community League,

The best game yet In the Com
muniy Boys basketball league was
played in the Y. NJ, G. \. Wednes-
day evening, with tho final score
~ for tho FRANKLIN team aud % for
southern Hardware This made the
fourth straight victory for the
Franklin team. which will be cham
piou In the older division OF the
tournament II they win Two more
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-09
OPEN CAGING SEASON
Tulsa and jerks High schools Meet
Tonight NJ s'i5 O'Clock nt High
school Gymnasium
ruon>RI,E IINEurs.

TULSA and JculSH high schools opon
the lg19-i92O scholastic basketball
season on the high school court to-
night Coach T.. W ltau sent his
cagors through a hard workout yea
tcrday afternoon and at It's concln-
sion expressed satisfaction over the
condition of the squad.
Rau sends "A quintet into tonightB
game which VIII he composed of
four letter men and followers OF
the team believe 1t will give the
veteran Jcnks championship chasors
hard battle.
jerks has ranked Ba ono OF the
leading scholastic hask etball Teams
during the past three years and this
season has one OF iis best ivrms
jerks Is unbcatcn to date, the struuf
Ramona quintet helng one OF it'
victims
Ed Gallagher Of tho oklahoma Ag.
gies viii referee tOnights game.
Tho game starts at N:l5 o clock
Admission is so cents
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-09
Sncrn,ncntn ncls NIltchnlI.

SACRAMENTO. cal, Jan. 3. --
Pitcher Roy Mitchell OF the Cincin-
natl Reds has been sold TO the SacUa-
monto club iU the Pacific coas,
league, according to report here
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-09

Dynamite was used to dig the last
500 feet Of an irrigation ditch In
Louisiana when a labor shortage de-
Iayed the use Of n dredge.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-09

Experiments in England with a
peat fertilizer have re
stored APPARENTLY dying plants TO bet
ter than normal conditions.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-09

The worlds greatest iodine works
are I'm chile. having an annual out
put OF 100000 pounds.