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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-07-28
RULES FOR USE OF PRESSURE
COOK Err IN CANNING IN GLASS

To secure the best results in the
operation of steam-pressure Gamers
in canning in glass jars, the follow
ing precautions should be observed
say canning specialists Of the United
States Department of Agriculture.
Place each jar in hot water or in
the canner as soon as packed.
Have the water come 60 the plat
form, but not above it; add hot water
occasionally to prevent its boiling dry
before the lid is clamped down.
Have the Gamer absolutely steam
tight.
When the Gamer has been filled
fasten down the lid evenly and mod
erately tight; then tighten fully.
Allow the petcock tC remain oper
until live steam escapes from it; ther
close completely.
Force the pressure 10 the required
point before counting time.
Maintain a uniform pressure during
the sterilizing period. This may be
done by turning down gas or oil flame
or moving Gamer away from the hot
test part Of the stove.
Alol wthe canner to cool until tn
steam guagc registers zero befor
opening the petcock.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-07-28
DIPPING FOWLS IN SODIUM
) LIQUOR KILLS ALL LICE
Chicken Lice Exterminated More Eff
fectively When fnsecticide Is
Made into Liquid Solution fol
Bird Dip-H0w to Dip a Fowl.

There seems to be general senti-
ment among poultry raisers against
the practice Of dipping fowls. This is
probably partially on account of the
fact that the dips tried have been Of
an oily or caustic nature and have
tended to soil the feathers and in some
cases injurc the skin of the fowl and
give the feathers a thorough wetting.
The experience of poultry specialists
of the United States Department of
Agriculture does not justify this aver
sion to dipping in sodium-huorid
solution. The dipping method, how
ever, is most applicable to the South
ern States and to summer treatments
in the North.
Warm Sunny Day Necessary.
The first requisite is rather warm
sunny day so that the fowls will dry
quickly. Windy weathe rshould be
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-07-28

avoided In dipping fowls as described
the feathers do not get thoroughly
wet, and if the operation is finished
an hour before sundown the fowl will
become thoroughly dry before going
to roost. In the rather extensive tests
made Of this method no i'll effect what
ever from the dipping has been OBJ
served. AS compared with dusting,
this method has an advantage in that
it reduces considerably the cost of
materials, is more rapidly done, and
the discontinue to the operator is
avoided. 1t is just as effective as
busting.
The lice die much more quickly fol-
lowing dipping than when sodium
fluorid is applied in the dust form. 1t
appears that al Those which are touch
ed by the liquid die very promptly
and the others succumb in a few
hours.
In using the dipping method all that
is necessary is a supply of tepid water
and tub. If two persons are to dip
at the same time, it is advisable to use
a large tub. The water should be
measured into the tub and three four.
this to l ounce of commercial or two
thirds Of an ounce of chemically pure
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-07-28
NOTICE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
pursuant to Rule II of the Dcmocra-
tic Party of South Carolina, the Clar-
endon County Democratic Executive
Committee will meet at the Court
House at Manning, S. C. on Friday,
July 80, 1920 at IL o'clock A. NJ. at
which time the enrolment books will
b, examined. Any person may COM
plain of errors therein and it is the
duty of the County Committee, after
hearing complaints, in a fair and i'm
partial manner to correct and purge
the rolls, striking off the names of
all persons not residing in the Club
District or adding thereto names of
persons improperly omitted. All per-
sons having any complaint with re-
spect to enrolment are notified to
make same known at said time, other
wise it will be too late.
S. Oliver O'Bryan,
County Chairman.
Manning, S. c., July 21, 192O-2t-c
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-07-28

Remove lid of Gamer very soon after
steam guage registers zero.
Remove the jars from the Gamer
and tighten the lids as soon as the
Gamer is opened.
Liquid will be lost from jars during
the sterilizing period if steam leaks
at the joint and around the fittings;
If the pressure is allowed to fluctu-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-07-28
CITATION NOTICE
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Clarendon.

County OF Clarendon.
BY J. NJ. Windham Probate Judge.
Whereas, Isaac Young Eadon made
suit to me to grant him Letters of Adj
ministration of the Estate and effects
of Clara Eadon.
These are, therefore, to cite and
admonish all and singular the Kind
red and Creditors of the said Clara
Eadon deceased that they be and APP
pear before me, in the Court Of Pro-
bate, to be held at Manning on the
End day of August next, after publ
cation hereof, at II o'clock in the
forenoon, to show cause, if any they
have, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand this 18th day
Of July, Ammo DominI, 1920.
]. M. Windham,
pd- Judge of Probate.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-07-28

ate, as by running up to 12 pounds,
down to pounds, and back TO 10
pounds; if steam is allowed to blow
from the petcock during or at the
close of the processing period; if a
vacuum forms in the Gamer; or if tho
"'ire bales on the glass-top jars are
SO loose that they will not go in with
q snap.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-12
, ldh Ola COMO HOY &
- - ~
"Recordar es vivir--Dante.
kusg - DE .AcosTo DE- 1881
70 DE AGosTo DE 1851
MuRIo JOAQUIN DE AeUsRo

Diecisiete afios antes del levantamien
to de Yara, habfa resonado en- los mon
tes del Camagiiey ell magico grito &c
lguerTal SQuien fu6 Ell que sac6 a pc
lear entonces, los hijos de Cuba? Un
caballero rico y culto del mas prro
linaje: Joaquin de Agiiero Ahogaron
en- flor aquella revolucion. Pero La hue
La sangrienta qued6 en- Ell canine re-
corrido. En- la Sabana de Arroyo Men
dez, abonada por la. sangre del precui~
sor resuelto, quedaron esparcidas lss
semillas que mas tarde habian de fruc-
tificar. No pensaba Cespedes en- poner-
Sc al frente de un msovimiento revo-
lucionario,- habia nacido Martf, 2
va Joaquin de Agiiero ofrendaba ST.
existencia por la mismai causa que II
ofrendaran mas aarde, Ell primero Ell
San Lorenzo: ell segundo en- Dos Rios
Fruto de un matrimonio honrado, vi
no a la vida en- Camagiiey. En- la Pre-
pia casa tuvo su primer maestro. Lle-
60 recibi6 esmerada educacion en- las
mejores escuelas de la ciudad. Mas tar
de, fu6 la Habana, donde sc gradud
de Baehiller en- Leyes Y 81 no Sc hi
20 abogado, como era su proposito, fuG
debido que, enfermo su padre, 10 liza
maron precipitadamente para confiar-
lie la direction de sus intereses. A po-
co de encontrarse de nuevo EN- su ciu-
dad natal, Ell amor, siempre vigilante,
10 encadeno con sus dulces cadenas. Mz-
ses despues de forn.ar SUI hogar, lie di-
jeron adios, uno tras otro, su madre y
su padre. A la muerse de seres tan que
ridos, tom6 possession de una considera-
BILE fortuna. Duefio de esta, no pens6,
como la juventud alocada, en- hacerse
un palacio y vivir en- la holganza, ST.
no en- trabajar Y serle it'll a los suyos
y su pals. 2 fue su primer acto p1-
blico entonces, fundar una escuela graz
tuita en- Guaimaro En- pago a accion
tan generosa, Ell Gobierno local lie dio
las graciss y la Sociedad Economica lc
contrib Ell titulo de socio de merito.
Llevado de su alma liberal, de su
coraz6n bondadoso, concibio ell propo-
sito de dar liberSad los esclavos que
habia heredado. Y 10 realiz6. Sefialado
en- 1851, como autor de los folletos Y
proclamas que circulaban, prefirio la
ciudad abyecta Ell monte rebelde. Y al
monte fuese seguido de nueve compa-
heros. Declarado en- rebeldia, deterni-
ma fomentar una revoluci6n, llevando
como ideal la libertad independents
de Cuba Moviendose de un lado a
otro, esQuivando encuentros, logra reu-
mir unos sesenta horbres dispuestos CO.
mo Ell a combatir. A todos previene y
les hace conocer ell objeto de la revo-
luci6n. Pero la desdicha 10 persigue, y
su campamento es asaltado. Dispersa. su
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-12

Alvarez, tomando tambien parte en- ell
mismo Ell ilustre literato y academico
don Jose ortega Munilla, quien leera
un trabajo acerca del autor de "La
Fe''. Ell ofrecimiento del teatro 10 ha
ra Ell elocuente diputado Cortes don
Armando Alas Pumariho y Munoz.
Presidira ell homemade una repre-
sentecion de su Majestad ell Rey, que
inrpondrS al gran escritor las insignias
de la Gran Cruz de Alfonso XII.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-12
''Recordar es viviT---Dante.

gente huge por los maniguales Reor-
ganizados de nuevo, concibe Ell plan de
atacar a las Tunas. Y otra vez, la IA
talidad 10 vapulea: preparadss sus fuer
zas para el ssaIto, estabiecidas las con-
signas, al romper Ell fuego, Sc descono-
cen y arremeten con furia unos otros.
Perseguidos muy de cerca, logran al
gunos ganar ell monte. Agiiero, entire es-
tos. Sano salvo aunque maltrecho, es-
pera, sodavfa confiado, nosicias de otros
levantamientos. Mas, tode en- vano!
Con Agiiero escaparon tres mas Mi
guel Benavides, Ubaldo Arteaga Adol
70 Pierra. Los cuatro, despues de dos
dias de vagar la ventura, de sufrir
hambre y sed. llegaron la hacienda
Ell Jdcaro ALI Sc reunen con otros
conpaheros. Dura1te su pernlanencia
en- esta finca, tuvieren en- pas de una
OCCASION que salir huyendo Gle la perse-
cusion de la tropa de las partidas de
campesinos n-andadas por capi.nnes dc
partidO. Conocida una proclama del ge-
neral Lemery, en- la cual ofrecia in
dulto a los que Sc acogieran de nuevo
la legahdad, Agiiero deja en- libertad
de acci6n a los que 10 habian seguido
Cinco juraron acompaharlo hasta 10 I'll,
timo, resueltos a morir con Ell. Y estos
cincS comenzaron una odisea triste, es
pantosa Ansiosos de yer 81 Sc poddan
embarcar para los Estados Unidos, caen
en- nanos de un traidor, que los delata.
En- espera del bote salvador, del bo-
te que los habia de conducir al barco
amigo, fueron acorralados y cogidos pri
sioneros. Largos mortales dias pa
saron ALI, hasta la celebration del Con-
sejo de Guerra. De los companeros de
Agiiero, de aqnellos cinco braves, dos
fueron condenados a cadena perpetua
Los otros tres, Agiiero entire ellos, a ser
muertos en- garrote vii. Cuentan que
cuando Agiiero Sc entero de la senten-
cia, saco un espeiito del bolsillo y pa
sandolo sus companeros, les dijo:-
'Hijos mios, miraos esas caras patti
bularias''. lone entereza la de aquel
honibye, que aun en- la an. esala de la
Esernidad, saba con un chiste, arran-
car risas a sus conpaiieros!
f. las seis de la meiiana del dfa. once
&c agosto de 1851, entr6 Agiiero EN- ca.
pilla, y con el sus companeros Betan-
court, zayas y Benavides. Y al amane-
Ger del dia siguiente, .fueron conduct
dos la sabanai de Arroyo Mendez,
lugar distante una media legua de Ia
ciudad del Camagiiey, y ALI, en- la i'm
posibilidad de ejecutarlos en- garrote,
va cue los camagiieyanos creyendo con
ESQ poder evitar La muerte, habian en-
vcnelado al ver1ugo -fueron fusila-
dos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-12
Ell DR.. Ponte

Avisa a su numerosa clientela que
continuando delicado de salud y en- ca
ma todavia ha decidido poner en- fren-
te de su gabinete dental al repusado
doctor Robert H. Denton, quien atende-
ra los clientes durante su enfermedad
y ausencia por los Estados Unidos.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-12
Homemade al nGveIista
ATmandO PalaCiO zaId6S

Escriben de Madrid que en- Aviles
Sc esta organizando un homemade al in
signe novelista don ArmandO PalaciO
valdes.
ofrecera Ell homemade Palacio Val
des Ell eminente orador don Melquiades
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-14
REDS SEIZE SHIPS
LANDING PRISONERS

CoNSTANTINOPLE. Aug. a.
BolshevikiA at Odessa, seized the French
steamers Batavia and EigTette. which
landed Russian prisoners there. from
France and refused to release them I'M
I'll the French battleship Edgard Quiz
net, with three dcstroycrs. was rushed
from Constantinople and threatened to
raze the city unless the steamers were
released, IL was learned here.
Four steamers. under French and in
terallied flags, arrived at Odessa with
repatriated Russian prisoners, these
advices state. Two OF the ships were
permitted to leave, but the others were
boarded by Bolshevik commssars.
The Bolsheviki declared that Mos
COW had decided to hold The ships,
although an agreement had been made,
1t was said, that this would not be
done. The commissars overlooked a
wireless set on. board until an IS. o.
s." message had been sent to Constan-
tinople.
The reports received here stated that
mutiny had taken place on one of
the ships before 1t reached Odessa,
several of the mutineers having been
killed when Moroccan guards made a
bayonet charge.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-14

CHERBOURG. France.-Three sail
ors were injured, one of them MORALLY,
il an explosion on board the Amer
lean cruser Pittsburgh here. The
most seriously injured died. The 9TH
er two will recover.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-14
Charles Ray In Comedy
At Majestic -Four Days
"HOmer Comes Home" Title of Latest "Sn,alL
TOlun" Play for Popular Star.

ruined, and Charlie is fired on the
spot.
But that's just the start of the num-
Der of exciting and humorous adyen-
lures which Mr.. Ray fills with his usual
charm.
There's something about this pic
ture that comes pretty close to home
said~C Charles Ray recently. Being way
out here in California and kept busy
all the time, it's only once in great
while that | get back to my own ma
tive village. My pictures get there
many times oftener than l do and l
receive lots of letters from my rela-
tives and old acquaintances in Jack
sonville, ILL.,, telling me whether look
fat or thinner or 'trifle peeked around
the eyes They see me on the screen.
But it's mighty poor substitute, as
far as l myself am concerned, for a
real face o-face meeting"
Homer Comes Home" was produced
by Thomas H. Ince and directed by
Jerome Storm for Paramount Aircraft
release Priscilla Bonner and Otto
Hoffman are in the cast.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-14
''Uph Mary's Attic, " Big
J. Girly Comedy At Strand
EUa NOUdk, Harry Gribben and Score of
Bathing Beauties to Make Merry.

the sweet girl undergraduate and the
athletic instructor is as novel and
whimsical as its very mention suggests.
Miss Novak as the romantic heroine
who strives to keep secrets, is credited
with an absolutely new success, one
that puts her in the front rank of
screen, artists and which has won for
her the enviable reputation OF being
the most wholesome type, in pictures
The author of this story has struck
upon a theme (which Is genuine to the
core It presents the problem OF a
pretty undergraduate who Is married
to the athletic instructor of the semi
nary, and must keep her marriage, a
secret. Hey efforts to keep the baby
from being discovered provide moments
of heartfelt drama and humorous
satire.
The picture abounds in human
touches and is interpreted by players
Of recognized ability. No better selec-
tions could have been made than by
giving Miss Eva Novak and Harry
Gribbon the. opportunity to enact the
young married couple.
An AIDED comedy feature is Larry
semon's latest laugh provoker, THE
Grocery Clerk"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-14

Charles Ray is again an amateur in
yentor in Homer Comes Home" his
latest Ince offering, which will be the
feature attraction at the Majestic the
alter for the first four days of the
week. You remember how in Creased
Lightning" Charlie evolved a home
made automobile that was the joke OF
the village, but which indicated its
owner in the pinch
4 The latest invention has to do with
motor cars too. But this time 1t is a
nonskid arrangement that you fasten
onto the back of your machine when
1t rains. Charlie, as a worker in
small town garage, tries the invention
out on his employers car.
The boss, all logged out in his dress
clothes and high hat, is on his way
TO a big party and Charlie is driving;
1t Is raining pitchforks, All goes well
until within few feet of the scene
of the festivities-Zowie! The car spins
around like a top, the boss clothes are
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-14

When producers turn to comedy ef-
forts in their productions they invari-
ably draw upon the limitless store of
slapstick ingredients. They never think
Tor a moment that a comedy should
be based upon a genuine logical idea.
They go IN for cheap burlesque or gro
tesque antics. singing, clown po-
Sllcemen, trick automobiles, a fire-hose,
a few manholes in the pavement, these
are the properties of the ordinary COM
edy Up. In Marys Attic" the super
comedy feature coming to thu Strand
theater Sunday for one week, is shed
ding beacon light because it breaks
away from the conventional pattern
and presents a comedy which is not
based upon circus tricks for it's high
lights, but on good, clean, wholesome
story.
The return of the idea to com
edies," is the way in which picture
reviewers everywhere have unanimously
been describing up In Mary's AAttic. =
which features charming and beautiful
Eva Novak, and the clever comedian,
Harry Gribbon.
1t Is full of Imagination and charm
Ntng sentiment, while the romance Of
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-14
First 7'WO-d-Day
I Bill At Orpheum
On In Week

One more week Of pop vaudeville at
the Orpheum before the regular sea-
son opening. Two-a day variety again
will hold the boards at this playhouse
beginning Monday week. Advices re-
ceived by Manager Bertrami and Press
Aren't TAYLOR say that Henrietta Cross
man will headline to inaugural bill.
Miss Crossman is coming direct from
New York with a new comedy sketch.
It is entitled Every Half Hour.
When the regular season opens a
familiar figure back stage viii b. miss
ing. Dave Rosentdsi, stage manager,
leaves Sunday night week fer Cali
fornia Dave has his eyes on the stu
dos. He has been manager back stage
at the Orpheum for one year.
Rosenthal recently had letter ffnrl
\Chalmers Cullens, former property man.
saying the latter now is doing lccstio1
work for several studios at Hollywood.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-14
WhL QUIT MEDDLING
IN POLITICS, SAYS VILLA

MEXICO CITY Aug. 14.--Francisco
Villa, the former rebel leader, and men
under his command, have reached
Tlahualilo, state OF Durango, accord
ing to the war department. Tlahualilo
is the placve where It was reported
Villas men would be mustered out
At Sacramento, in the state of Duran
GO a priest boarded the train aud
talked to. Villa relative to the Catholic
party. Gen. Martinez declared, but Vii
la deplied he would not NEEDLE in
politics any longer.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-14

QUILT on the same extra-length chassis that of
I'D the large Buick Sedan, this sevenpassenger model
represents in open design, exact duplication in
size and quality of the more costly closed body type
In every respect its manufacture is just as scrupulous
to fulfill in serviceabiy the promises made by its fine
appearance. And the full measure of the Model
K-Sx-49 makes it generous in comfort in roominess
in looks in all other qualities that are best appre-
cated in combination with the powerful Buick Valve
in-Head Motor.
Prices TO- Flint,
MsddK EosIk
RsIsss ApGII,fS
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-14
Dr. GROVE WILL SPEAK
AT FIRST METHODIST

DR.. William Grove, pastor of Idle
wild Presbyterian church, will deliver
an address at the First Methodist
church Sunday evening at s o'clock,
in connection with the service of song
az that hour.
A large audience is expected to greet
last opportunities Memphis will have
to hear him before his departure to take
up his new pastorate at the Westminster
Presbyterian church at st. Louis,
The service of song will be of IN
usual interest.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-14
MAJESTIC.

MAJESTIC.
Sunday. Monday, Tuesday, We'd
nesday- Charles Ray In Homer
Comes Home"
Thursday, Friday, Saturday,
Madge Kennedy in THE Booming
Angel"
STRAND.
Sunday and All Week--"Up In
Mary's Attic" and Larry Semon in
The Grocery Clerk"
PRINCESS.
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.
Zane Grey's Desert Gold"
Wednesday and ThursdaY-Harry
Morey in THE Gauntlet"
Friday and Saturday-Lyons and
Moran in la La Lucille"
. SAVOY.
Sunday-Robert Warwick In
Thou Art the Man"
Monday and Tuesday--Roy Stew
art in 1.-THE Sagebrusher."
Wednesday and Thursday-Rex
Beach's THE Silver Horde ."
Friday and Saturday-Glen White
in THE Wall Street Mystery"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-14

This sum capitalized at So per cent
makes the annual value OF each farmer
TO the railways Sl3,56962
The soldier settlement board mas
made ~ coz loans and IL, 1000 soldiers
have been established on the land. The
value OF these settlers TO the Canadian
railroads, on the Canadian Pacific fig-
ures. is ANNUALLY SS.3l4,00Q.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-14

The Canadian Pacific railway has an
swered the question with statistics. 1t
found that the total railway revenue
in the three prairie provinces from ag
riculture was Si63, 5l6,3lS annually, based
on figures Of the year ended Aug 81.
1915 As there were 9,105 farmers
In the prairie provinces at that time,
the revenue per farmer was S7l6.33.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-14
SEAMEN VOTE NOT
| TO MOVE TROOPS

BRUSSELS. Aug A. Russo Polish }
The International Seamen's congress
here adopted a motion to the effect
that, to prevent future wars, the sea
men viii refuse to transport troops ard
This measure is applicable
to the Russo Polish conflict, IT was said.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-14
Price DrOplSeen
In Crop Reports

WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.-Crop re-
ports indicate somewhat lower prices
for foodstuffs, according to the month
ly bulletin OF the United States cham
Der OF commerce committee on stats
tics and standards. Slackness in tex
tiles. some leather products, and metal
lines, however, are classed as indica-
tons of more a waiting and read
justment period In moderate way than
the prelude to any marked change"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-14

ROME.-Emphatic denial was given
at the Vatican to the report printed
In the Messagero that the pope had
sustained a fall. Monsignor Gerretti,
he, returned yesterday from Switzer-
land, where he Had been on vacation,
with Monsignor Charles A. O'Hern,
rector of the American college at Rome,
and that both he and Monsignor O'Hern
saw the pope on their return and found
hi mperfectiy well.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-14
RED CROSS SEEKING
ADDRESS OF THREE

The alG~essta OF Bonnie Jerry, Of
Company F, 322d infantry S1st iii
vision, was BicNford branch. and Eliza
beth Frances Muse, of Memphis, are
wanted by the Memphis Red. Cross
aomo service, which has information to
The interest of these.
They are asked to call or otherwise
communicate with the Red Cross a. lac
Court avenue.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-14
RAILWAY VALUES SOL DER
LAND AT $81,314,00O

soTTAwA, Ont, Aug. IA. (By Inter-
News Service. What is the
value OF soldier settler on the land?