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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
TENSE PRESSURE
ON HER Head
"NIy Sides, Back and Head
Panied Mo Just All the
Time," Says Alabama
Lady, Who Took Carr
dui and Got Well,

Uniontown, Ala-.-H&ftr the
birth of my baby. cane near
dying, writes Mrs. Maude Felts, OF
Uniontown. OF was In an awful
condition. 1t Just looked like
would die.
81 couldn't bear any one toeven
touch me, 1 was 80 sore, not even
to turn mo in bed. My sides, back
and head all panied mo, just oil the
time.
I'VE had tho doctor every day
and he did everything he knew
how, It looked like. Yet lay there
suffering such intense pains as
seems can't describe.
"Finally, said to my husband,
let US try Cardui. He went for
it at once. and before had taken
the first bottle the /. /. came back.
tho soreness began to go away, and
I began to mend. The intense pres
sure seemed all at once to leave my
head, and before long, was up.
81 took three bottles and was
we'll and strong and able to do my
work. / believed Cardui saved my
life. / cannot praise it enough
for what 1t did for me-"
II you are woman. and needaa
tonic
Takezcardui, the WomanH Tonic.
ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
TRAVELLING: MAN
g GAINS rs POUNDS
American Locomotive Repre-.
49, sentative Says lie Feels
Like a Different
Person.
gsuFFERED TWO YEARS
h After Getting Such Splendid
r Results Declares He Is
DE-, ~ Glad TO Rccom-
.,e mend Tanlac.
SUFFERED TWO YEARS

Almost AS soon SIS l commenced
taking Tanlac ! started building m
Sand seven bottles have IM, mo in
shape to whcrc ] have actually. l.nin,d
twenty-five pounds IA weight an! feel
like a brand new man" was tho an
!, qualified statement made IS Z. r
= Morris, who holds . responsible tray
cling portion with the American To-
connective Co. and resides at col
Griffin Avenue, Barton Heights, nic.
mond. Va
.TNor two years before 70. hold
OF Tanlac my stomach was ia such
Z IN bad TX couldn't eat Il .hi.E with
4 out havinf: violent pains afterwards.
I. and gas would blo2t ne M tn ] could
4. hardly breathe. and my heart would
palpitate something awful
=. Il had no appetite 10 speal: az. and
Inst had TO force Iuyself 70 ca. ana
4 fen off until only weighed Il hun
dred and thirty pounds. had n
aircd. worn-out feeling all the time
nrd 1t Was difficult for me 10 set
around. i became SO nervous /
:. couldn't SIT still for 1--WE minutes AT 4
.-iisH. In fact, j was ai.ios, CON
pIete wreck.
..e.s,7ssBui the first bottle Of Taulac ,.aye
sSne a good appetite. and IN = sl.or,
eE41ile could cat anything | wanted
,snd ner:r suffer 4 particle from ind .
{ aesHtpn- I continued 10 Improve with
N s.yt;fy bottle took. and have put on
M eight until now Tip the scales at
y d Hundred and lfty-itve pounds Nv
3 nerves nre normal aga.n. l sleep Ike
a teE every night, and re. up in the
4 1norntuGs feeling simply nne and
ready for good days work After
fEat1fng such splendid results from
STanlao am only 100 glad TO recon
Ilncnd It"
~. Tsnfao ~ BOLD In Richmond hy
Htfant Drug Co, Tragic Drug Co. anu
CIV. Eaton. ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
DICKINSON COUNTY HAS
Az PER CENT INCREASE
Has Ono of Greatest Growths I'm
Population During Decade of
Any in Virginia.
Especial TO Tho Times-Dlspatch-3

Especial 10 Tho Timos- =
WASHINGTON. Sept. 9.-Dick cntson
County. Va. has had one Of tho
greatest increases in population in
the State, according to statistIcs an
nounced today by tho Bureau Of tho
Census with o total for 1920 of I3,5I2.
compared with 9.199 in 1910, or an
increase OF f7.2 per cent.
Allcghany County shows n total of
1899 for 1920. ils compared with
l4,173 for 1910, or an Increase Of
1859, or SO per cent, all OF which
increases arc accounted for In the
Covinston district.
Virginia towns nre also nnnounced
compared with 2.2$l for 1910. and
1850 in 300; Iron Gate; GOO for 1920,
OF Covington by wards for 1920 fol-
lows: Ward /, 400; No. 2. 1893. and
Ward No 3, 2,2S1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
IDENTIFY WOMAN PICKED
UP BY MEMPHIS POLICE
Druggist knew Her Dy Pictnre--Is
suffering From .Apincsin, Ply
Sicinns' Report.
Hss"cIattu IFcSs'

NIby Nss'fCIaIGu I'fcSS.1
MEMPHIS, Sept. "a woman
found here Tuesday night unable to
identify herself or give any infor-
nation concerning her home when
taken in charge by the police, was
today identified az Mrs. oscar &.
MalmberE. Her husband Is said to
be employed in sawmili at wilson.
Ark.
Identification was made by drug
Gist 1t Nettle;on through publication
of the woman's picture In the local
papers. Physicians who examined
tho woman while in the custody of
the police state she was suffering
from amncsia. Mrs. MalmbcrE WAS
on her way to visit relatives Mt Mo-
bile. when taken in charge here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
Auto Snaps water Plug I'm TWIN

DR.. Joseph a. White. specialist. 200
Fast Franklin street. accidentally
threw his automobile into high gear
icski Optical Company and crashed
INTO fro plug, swapping IL off at
tho base. moment later he COL
the car to 4 halt. Water cushed in
torrents from the plug. and II was
about half an hour before the flow
could be, checked. The automobile
was not damaged. 4 bumper in front
breaking tho force OF the collision
with the two objects.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Funeral of DR.. Ir.,o-,

FUNERAL services FOR DR.. 4. j. Lux
550rd. formerly OF this city, who died
Wednesday, in his home, at PunEo,
irincess Anne County, will be con,
quoted In Princess Anne County. Dir.
i-uNford: who was So years old. went
from hichInond to Princess Anne
county twenty years ago,
hesides widow, who was Miss
Meta Moore, OF Pungo. DR.. Luxford
IS survived by one daughter, Miss
LuXford
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
FLAMES-DEsTRoY FARM
BUILDING OF C. C. PERROW
DAMAGE Of $1,000 Is Suffered by
Dnlrymnn Near DnnNiIlc.
Carries No Inauruncc.
stspecia1 to The Times-Dispatch.)

s(Speoia1 to The Times Dispatch.)
DANVHLE. VA, Sept. &C. C.
the city on Dan River, suffered n loss
or $4,000 loto Tuesday night when
MS main buildings were destroyed by
feed cutter and q corn mill with q
quantity OF lumber and fowls were
destroyed. No insurance was car
q L Furgurson. aroused at IL
O'Clock by n coughing child, saw tho
hre starting, but It soon engulfeu
the dairy building, and nothing could
be saved. The stock was released
from near-oy building In time. 1t
!s believed that u short circuit In
one OF the automobiles started the
nre; for 1t started In that part OF tho
building
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
PLANES PROVE GREAT
HELP TO BAY FISHERMEN
Chesapeake Wntcrmcn Make Mig
Hnuis, Fish DcinE "Spot;c.ir,
by itrmcn.
iSy Associated l'roSs- ]
WA SH YNGTON. Sept. 9.-A3

seaplancs. Chesapeake Fay fishermen
are making the biggest hauls on rec
tord- Reports today to the Navy De-
-1tartmcnt from the commandment OF
The naval air station ut Hampton
--eu1as said the patrols had proven
.indisnensable" to the fishing indus
try in those waters.
:. Immense schools OF fish are spotted
almost daily by the seaplanes, i; was
eE'eDor;ed. and fishing iiects are given
the location by radio communication,
or. Il within sight. by flag s!gnals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
Funeral or w. q. Kn,,ht

ne lunSTai of William y. Knight
aEea Is, Tor many years connected
WI, with the southern Railway as audi
ior' Was conducted yesterday at noon
IN ms home. 902 Park Avenue, Rev.
Georsc w. Mcdaniel, pastor or FRS;
bap;ilt Church, officiating. Burial
was IN the late DIR. George Creed
Thomas section in Hollywood.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
Chief of pori..e Indicted

WILLIAMSON w. VA, Sept. a.
Indictments charging murder in con-
nection with the killing OF Anso Hat
field ut Natcwan, w. Va, u month
ago, wcre returned by the Mingo
County grand jury today against Sid
Hatfield. chief Of police of Ntatcwan.
Halle Chambers, I'D. Chambers and
Talt Chambers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
WRULENT FLU EPIDEMIC
NOT, EXPECTED THIS YEAR
i'uh'fc Health Service Declares There
In No Indication Yet OF
Diseases Return
NY Assocla;cd Press.

y.
WASHINGTON, Sept. o.-Thcrc
have been no indications of return
OF last years influenza epidemic this
winter. the Public Health Service an
nounced today. Each year. il was
said, between November and May,
number OF cases are reported. but
experts OF the service do not expect
tho disease TO he as widespread or
as virulent this year as in 1919
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
franklin ricrcc Simx

franhlin Pierce Sims, 6S. died at his
home. in Louisa County, OF cancer OF
Inc stomach. ale leaves six children
y hn Sims. OF Spotsylvania: Jaincs
h!ns, Monroy!a, Va, Taylor Sims.
nolladay; Cleveland Sims, Louisa
SountE; Mrs. Lee Proctor, Thorn
diil. MISS Emily Sims Louisa Country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
south Carolina Bank Rohb,d

> +t.N!Jf.IsSyF-N. ;. e, sept. "a safe
N the bank Of Pendlcton, $. c., was
b!owH early "Wednesday morning and
yetWCcn $500 and $500 in cash. and
Llberiy bonds worth between SIS. 200
ana s4V, oVO stolen, IL became known
Yet obtained -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
Addrea.c. IticLmond Groccr..

c. y. Coleman spoke II q meeting
Of the Richmond Grocers' AssocIa-
ton IN AlUrphy's Hotel last night.
with w. y CHS. the secretary, pre-
SIDING. The membership has been
INCREASED 10 $50. Monthly meetings
80! be ro.t on the second Tuesday
N each month
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
Plntfnrm Mem Giycn I,nr nnI.e.

CHNTTNNDOGA, TENN. Sept a.
Tho receivers OF the Chattanooga
hallway and Light Company granted
it's platform men AN increase of
cents per hour today. effective SEN
TENDER 16. The present rate is from
IL to IS cents. The men asked for
an increase of 46 to % cents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
APPOINT TWO WOMEN ON
STANTON SCHOOL. BOARD
5irs. jacob Ynxt and Miss Kate Sion,
Are First OF Sex TO Serve
With BODY

ltsF 49,. l-tastA ''C.s>.
.sTAuNToN, VA. Sept. e.-Two
Kate Stout, we're appoiuted rsuhrrs
,aof, The local school board today. They
rnre the first ever selected for supe-.
vision OF the schools
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
FEW MINES ARE HALTED
Alabama Coal Operators Declare but
20 Per Cent OF Men Arc
tBy Associated Press ]
INrL.IY ANH AZ -

ny Associated Prcasl
BIRMINGHAM. ALA, Sept. o.
With coal operators estimating that
20 per cent OF the $1,000 miners OF
the State are idle and union officials
placing tho number ut 40 per cont,
tho second day OF the strike In tho
Alabama coal fields proved MS un-
eventful rs the first. no Industrial
operations dependent upon coal hav-
ing been affected. although four or
hVe mines In the States ceased coal
production today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
Normal school omen. ,,oua,x

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA, Sent. 2.
FrcGerlclssburg state Normal
School VIII open on next Mouday
tsoept emher IL. Tor the new winter
term. From present indications the
.fIorinal school viii be filed with
ssiudehts in all branches
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
- -
Robbers Get Si.5UI la Ituul.

- hsFoc!atri Frrss-
. A. CANTON, ONO, Sept. 5-,rhc First
~-Saffonal Bank OF Louisville, a village
= eight miles east Of here was held
mp and robbed by six armed bantiiis
noon today. They secured about
--,StSoO after covering two girl ,e!!ers
: with reviewers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
GnAYs WIN
CRAFTSMANSHIP TROPHY
Cockndo City Company Stood First
ut Camp Leo Ia July
COiitCStA.

Ispselel to Tho trmos: pispatch.l
, TETERsBuRd. VA, Sept. o;--The
rinS a; G:nysi In rSeoEnitlen Of Of
tho summer oncampmont OF tho Vir-
Einla National Guard ut Camp Loo
IN July. have been awarded tho ROM
stHn essrase GsSshy BY tho tho
trophy Is similar to the one. pro-
TO DO competed for by tho militia
expected that the companies OF the
Virginia militia will agree that tho
company winning tho trophy three
successive years will become perma-
ncnt holders 90 It,
Commissioners to Meet.
Tho arst meeting Of the Board OF
Commissioners to be held since the
city m man srsot form so Of goyernment
be held tomorrow night. whom i'm
portant business will be taken up.
appointment OF the various city Of
iteials Will probably be made at thu
shin Line Workers nusy.
i RspGr.s st or various committees
niehmond.NeW York steamship line
has been secured is not known. A
number Of excellent prospects have
pected to DO completed within the
next several days, and PetersburgSs
quota in the enterprise Is expected
TO be oversubscribed.
At II meeting last night OF the
Petersburg Council of the Knights
OF Columbus. William J. Fisher was
elected grand knight Thomas T.
Nelson was chosen deputy grand
knight, and Donald L. Weems, chan
cellor. During the war tho new
head OF the local lodge served UNI
tirinEly In entertaining the members
of the order stationed at Camp Lee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

TOU IANTT1 To CINSSIFY.
LOST n Alarmon wire wheel with Ftro-
Stone tire. punctured- on highway bs :
tween FTcdericksburg and Richmond.
Finder please return, to Mu-phys Ilotcl.
After today communicate - e o,
Realty co. ST. Petersburg FLA. and ru-
coivc reward. Owner. DIR. p NJ. Coleman
GRACE ST W. Extraordinarily fur
nished B!pEio and double rooms. 1928
West Grace Street
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-04-02
Contains Fertile Fields and Noun
tains Stored With Precious
Metals.
RABBIT WARREN OF HUMANITY
Al One Time There Were 800 Tribes
and Dialects In ReoIon--is Sort Of
Three-RIno Group Of Nat.
urai Marveis.

Washington. various antibol-
sheyic governments seeking resting
place and capital at one end of the
range and fabulous oil boards Of Baku
at the other. inspiring covetous i'm
perialistic interest. the long line of
mountains which separates Europe
from Asia gives promise of once more
attaining the headline position 1t so
often has held throughout the ages.
Made up of 400 miles OF majestic
peaks, In three ridges. the Caucasus
stretches from northwest to southeast
like petrified wave. whose north
eastern face mounts to the snow crest,
but whose southwestern front. facing
toward Turkey seems dashed into
countless preclpices by the titanic
forces OF nature, says a bulletin from
the National Geographic society.
The Caucasus Is the most interesting
rabbit warren Of humanity on the
globe. For uncounted ages various
peoples sifted through the secluded
valleys, leaving fraction Of their
number In some remote spot, so that
mt one time Eel Azizl said that there
were 300 tribes and dialects In the re-
gion. ESQ miles long and 100 miles
broad, which he called the Mountain
OF Languages"
Straby spoke Of 20 races Of men,
some Of them armed with poisoned ar
rows and wearing skin shoes with
spiked soles. Troglodytes they were
and are. The Caucasus Is a sort of
three-rlng group of natural marvels
compressed between Europe and Asia,
between the Black sea and the Cas-
plan. Nd
On the European slope the Caucasus
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-04-02
Smoke Evil Is
Found Costly

in only one district In the United
States and. therefore. Its use Is limited
20 the area lying within reasonable
freight distance Of the anthracite
mines. Much the larger part Of the
country has to depend on soft coal.
"COke should he used for heating
houses because II Is clean and con-
venient fuel. 1t eliminates smoke. re-
duces the necessity of cleaning the
furnace and fiues, requires less atten-
ton than coal, and gives a more uni
form temperature In the house. BY
burning coke for domestic heat more
soft coal will be used in by-prOduct
plants, which save many valuable by
products that are wasted when the
coal Is used directly. The by-productS
Of popular interest obtained In the
coking process are gas. light oils, am
monia and lars.
By-Products Of Cooking.
with soft coal costing 81 ton
turned into its by-products, you will
get 5000 cubic feet of gas valued nj
So; three gallons Of light oil valued at
a. cents; % pounds Of ammonia sui.
phate valued at SIPS; nine gallons Of
tn, worth 25 cents; and more than
half n ton Of coke valued at SO.
"When our mineral supply Of OIL is
exhausted. soft coal will he mate
rial source of motor fuel. The light oil
recovered from cooking soft coal now
supplies part OF the ever-increasing de.
mnnd for motor fuel. Germany. during
part Of the war. was cut Off from every
supply Of mineral OIL and she depend
ed entirely for her motor fuel on her
coal. As result Of that condition,
Germany sent most OF her coal through
by-product cOklng plants. What has
been done in Germany may In the fu-
ture have to be done In the United
States"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-04-02
City Dweller Nicked for $12 to
$40 Each Year in Property
Damage Alone.
HOW TO GET RID OF PLAGUE
Bureau Of Mines Says Best Way 10 to
Turn Bitunninous Coal Into Coke
and Gas, Using Coke for Heat
ina and Gas for Cooking.

wnshington.--The smoke evil, which
costs each city dweller of this coun-
try from $12 to $40 each year In prop
erty damage alone. cannot be abated
II the people continue to use In the
old way the same smoky coal, accord-
Ing to the bureau Of mines. department
Of the interior. Now the bureau main
tnins that the best way to get rid OF
the smoke plague In the residential por-
lions of the cities IL to first turn the
bituminous coal into coke and gas,
which are smokeless. the coke being
used for house heating and gas for
cooking. The factories may continue
as usual to use the soft Goals. for II
has been demonstrated that In the
boiler and heating plants the coal can
be burned practically smokelessly.
Use SmokeIess Fuel.
"The only way Of eliminating smoke
in large cities Is by using smokeless
fuel" says DIR. Van II. Manning, direc-
tor of the bureau Of mlnes-"a fuel
that will burn without producing smoke
In any equipment now In use. In tho
past the only smokeless tuel available
In quantity for house heating was an
thracite. However, anthracite Is mined
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-04-02
AUSTRALIA "LoWv IN H. c. [.
Advance Only 40 Per Cent, SO Per
Cent In United States and
210 In Sweden.

Washington, ID. Giving costs
have advanced more in six foreign
countries since 1914 than In the Unit.
ed States. according to comparison
Of retail food prices in nine countries,
including America. made public by
the bureau OF labor statistics. In Aus
tralIa and New Zealand. however, the
advance was less than in this country.
The comparisons are made from
the latest reports from the various
countries. In August, 1919. the In
crease In the United States was sc
per cent. compared with 90 per cent
In Canada, 100 per cent In France, 112
per cent in Norway. 118 per cent In
Great Britain and 210 per cent IN
Sweden, while In Australia and New
Zealand prices climbed but 48 per
cent. April. 1919, the latest report
from Italy, showed an advance Of 1s1
per cent there, against Is per cent r.
this country.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-04-02

ming about and whispering good things
into the ears Of children who think
wrong thingsT
mo; I didn't" said Elsie. III never
heard you whispering to mer
'Oh. yes. you have-many times"
replied the Fairy. 'Only. Of course.
you did not know It was fairy who
made you do right
But why are you not having hOli-
day, toow asked Elsie.
II was until you said such things
about us. and then i had to change
my dress and come to tell you who
the raindrops are. We work so hard
will not be cross with US for having
holiday, and when you see how
bright and green everything Is to-
morrow In the park I am sure you
Will forgive us for playing today"
When Elsie opened her eyes. for,
Of course. she had been asleep. the
Fairy had gone. But outside were all
the little raindrops chasing each other
down the window pane. and as Elsie
watched them with great interest now
! one drop, larger than the others.
stopped until 1t was pushed on by the
others.
That drop must have been my
Fairy" thought Elsie. "Oh, you Gun.
ming little raindrOps! don't hate you
at ALL love you. and am glad you
have good time" she said. 'and I'll
never be cross and cry again when
II rains. for / shall know It is a fairy
holiday. and 1 do hope did not spoil
the day for the little Fairy who told
me about 1t by being cross"
| (Copyright)
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-04-02
Caucasus Is 4,
Rich Country

Is fianked by the Cossacks Of the Don.
the Kuban and the Terek. along whose
banks the famous Tolstoy served as a
young soldier. On the Asiatic side
there are the new republics Of Georgia,
Azerbaijan and Armenia, partly carved
from Russian. partly from Turkish
lands.
The people who have left the deep
est impress on the Caucasus. although
most of them emigrated to Turkey In
1864. are the Tcherkees or Circassians.
The Tcherkees gave to the Caucasus
and the fancy dress ball the Tcher-
keska, the familiar skirted costume Of
the warlike Cossack and the 1.-the
Georgian grandee. 1t Is the original
opera bouffe uniform, with a narrow
waist and fiaring skirts above soft
boots without heels. This costume Is
also distinguished by 10 cartridge
cases ranged across the chest.
Martial Dress Once Worn.
Formerly real cartridges gave truly
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-04-02
Names Mean Nothing

white man. horn In America. living
In Washington. head Of family. Eng
disappearing and able to read and
write.
Neither kings horses nor kings men
could drag your name out of the cen.
sus bureau. Draft officials in 1917 tried
Il and failed.
The census bureau gave General
Crowder lots Of information about the
number of men between certain ages
living In certain areas. But when the
Stacker drive was on and General
Crowder, with the whole war depart
ment back Of him, tried to get the
names to check up against enlistments
and draftees the census bureau called
his attention to the law.
It's not only against the law to give
out such information, but enumeration
sheets carrying names are destroyed
after the information has been trans
ferred to cards.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-04-02

martial aspect to the dress until the
automatic revolver came into fashion
But comparative wealth and peace
overlook the Georgians and the other
town dwellers who wore the striking
dress, and gradually these cartridget
were changed for decorative imita'
lions. Some of them were made OF
ebony at one end and ivory at the
other.
Modernity has gone even further
One of these cartridge cases is now
sometimes used for fountain pen. and
the ultra-fastidious dandy sometimes
has hollow decorations In whose solid
Gold shell is concealed rich perfume
Tor the mustache.
The North Caucasus Is not distin
guished solely by legendary lore and
fancy dress manhood. The broad fields
which sweep gently up toward the
slopes, produce some o. Russia's mos,
abundant grain crops. and form an Inn
portant field for the sale AMI use OF
moo I'm agricultural machinery.