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DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Carolina Power and Light Co. uuartcriy
Of q of per cont. payable February 2;
cent on common. payable February 2.
Dominion OH CO.. monthly OF pcr cent.
payable February 2.
Gilliiand oil Co, quarterly OF per cen b
on preferred. payable February Is.
Kentucky Securities Corporation. qunr-
terly OF y per cent on preferred, payable
Northern Trust Co. quarterly of PER
ccnt. payable January Ia.
Pacific Development Corporation. quar-
terly OF ? per cent. payable February 10
Penn Tratic Co, somi-annual or por
cent and extra of | per cent. payable Fob
ruary =.
Pittsburg & West Virginia Railway Co.
quarterly OF ~ per cent on preferred. pay
cent on preferred payable March I.
Public Service Co. of Northern Illinois,
quarterly OF l 81 per cont on common and
ary rs 90' E ''''' ." '''''''''' 'A' @''' '''
United states Rubber Go. quarterly of 2
per cent and i21t por cent in stock on com
Associated Industrials Corporation, guar
terly of per cent on frst preferred. pay {
able January Is.
Commonwealth Title Insurance and Trust
Co. quarterly Of per cent. payable Feb
r,Iary 10
Consolidated Coal Co. quarterly Of III
per cent payable January 81
Electrical Utilities Corporation. quarterly
Of !. per cent on preferred. payable Jan
Franklin Fire Insurance Co. semi annual
of y po cent. payable ON demand
fngcrSoil Rand Co, quarterly of 2ts per
cent on common. payable January 81
Morris Plan Co. semi annual of per
cent on common payable February 2.
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co, senli-
annual Of pa por cent payable January III
on stock Of record January II.
Phillips Jones Corporation. ID per cont
On preferred. payable February I.
Savannah Sugar Refining Corporation.
quarterly of "a per cent m prDferred.
payable February ,
WHY'S Overland Co quarterly Of 2b cents
. share. payable February 2.
Industrial Trust, Title and Savings Co.
extra uf | ner cent
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NEW CHARTERS.
spc,,laI Cnrrrsrondcncr Of Evcrr rvr

Spc4'iai Correspondence Of Every Evrning
Dover. Jan. 10 Charters were filed here.
yesterday follows
New York iIarhor Terminal corporation,
New York CITY capital. 500 00N,oo
Oriental Navigation Co. Chicago. III
StO oOO 900
LOWS Motor Manufacturing Co. Dover
Del. 81 600 600.
Swiss Borvisk Go. Wilmington. Dei..
artificial silks 40 600 600.
Continental Horvisk Co. Wilmington. Del :
90 OnO 600
French BoryisK 90. Wilmington. Del !;
keystone Auto Gas and OH servics Co,
" lining ION. Del -, 600 600
9iouy on Co. Wilmington. Del s. ofsl 600.
Burnside nn Co. Wilmington. Del. 81
SOC 600
Southwes torn rarfay Co. wilmington.
Del syrups and soft driuSs 81 900 400
American Dental 60. Philadelphia. Ia.
Fowler. povd. Leighton & Dubois, Inc !,
Now Work CITY. imports and experts. ST.
Indiana Asphalt Co Ia Porto, Ind ST.
600 tHhl
Prudential Finance Corporation, Newark
Crcran Steamship and Trading Go. New
York city 81 O0l. .'lnO.
North American Fiscal Corporation WI
nina xton Del ST 600 600
Homer <or thcrn rpe L'nc Co. Whining
ton Del 81 .eO0 600
Lucay striAr oil and Gas Co.. rittshurg.
Community OH 90. Chicago. III $500 600
candy Co Of America Wilmington. Del
$3.50 COO
Sterling Products Co. Inc. New York
City sISC .0nd
Pennsylvania Nortgage and Loan Co.
Philadelphia. Ia StO0o0O
Ciano Chcmicai Corporation. New York
City stnO 600
National Exploration Go. Of Wyuming
Whining ton. nci stn0 600
Foreign Trade Home Study Course. Inc :,
" aShinRto -. Gil, Stno 900.
Foreman oil and Gas Co. Dover, Ds'i .
s7S 600.
Weber Chemical Co. Philadelphia, Pa. .
$50 600
Run Dog Gas and oil 90. Wilmington.
Del s3N 600
J. Sutt Co Inc. Whining ton. Del.
chemicals s2n.nOO
Ditto Sales Co of Philadelphia. Ia.
machinery $40 600
Nacirculs Co of TexAs Newark. n =.
food products $4,000
Increase in capital Of Reliable Towing Co..
Pa fro M st0n. 600 to s20o. 900
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PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE MARKET
BY Asspcia ted Press to Every Evening

by Associated Press to Every Evening
Philadelphia, Jan 10 Corn new as TO
quality and location. l.5gal .fS: No. 3
yellow. IS
Oats-No 2 white. a615ao7; No. 3
white. 15a95l2
Butter Western creamery extra, &c:
nearby prints fancy, 74a76
Cheese--Ncw York and Wisconsin
full milk, held 32a33; do fresh, 3ln32 y.
Eggs-Nearhy tirsts, 23 20 per case
do, current ceipts, % 10; western extra,
iirsts. 1910. do iirsis, 22.20n2.3i0. fancy
selected packed, s aS7
quality, 2sa3S; ch,rkens as tn size and
quality. 2sa34; broiling chickens. 36a 3:
roosterr, 22a23; ducks, pek,n. 3Sa40
do, Indian runner. 3ia36: do muscovy
ducks, 30a32: turkeys. 3saA8; reess,
2Ga30
Dressed poultry--Turkrys, Delaware
and Maryland fancy. 60 do Virginia
and other nearby. Stats: do. fair to good
53a55: old TOMS 50a52: fowls. frcsh
killed. choice To fancy 35a37; do, small
siseH. 25a30; roosters. 3S spring ducka,
nearby 3sain. do western. 30a32; goese.
western fancy, 30a32; do. fair TO good,
25a27, broiline chickens Jersey 43n4S.
do. other nearby. 35a32: choice western.
tSa30, roasting chIrkens. western, 33aa0;
do corn fed. as To size and quality 32a45
Potetoess-Penns. IN lOn pounds. 3gOa-
400 do New York, 35Ga3 75
kiour-Soft winter straight western.
10 75aIt.25, do nearby, i0.loai0 30.
hard winter, straight, i325ai3 so; do.
short patent, l3,50ali 00; spring clear,
a75aI0. .25. do. patent. II 50a i5.25. do,
short patent, Is o0aI6 26: fancy spring md
city mills patent, family htand. l625a-
1850
Hnv-1 Timothy choice. ID 90; do. No
I, 1890. do. No. 2. 81 o0a32 90 do. No
3, 27.oOa2S00; do. sample, 81 Va26 90
No grade 2000a23 00, clover mixed
hay. hight mixed. II 00a32 00; No. |.
mixed. 2Sua2poo
TalIow rr,,ne city loose. fBccnts, do
SPECIAL loose. ids1 ptirne country, i5s
edible IN tie'Ce1, -
liran Soft winter bran. western, IN
100 pound sacks. 50o0a50.50, do, spring.
l0OOaiq 50
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able To meet new problems in the safe
guarding of the nations health
he great work OF the public health
authorities and the medical pr0fea-
sion today ts removing the cause of
disease and preventing disease rather
than waiting IN cure H.. And IL is tho
public health nurse who breaches the
doctrine Of cleanliness, fresh air and
pr oper food.
The New York Department of Health
employs more than 200 public health
nurses who are engaged in protecting
infant life in the city. IN watching over
the health oi the children ~ public
schools, in caring for the tubereuar
and in preventing the spread of disease
They arc now conducting campaign
Of education 10 lessen the number ~
malnutrition cases among tho children
IN New York public schoole
They are teaching the italian, po-
lish, Russian, Austrian and other i'm
migrant mothers the necessity IF frn,I-
ing their babies and children more
milk, DR. Copeland explained. In
tho sehoolhousc nearest The Depart-
ment Of Health Building 73 per cent
of the children nfc suffering from NAL
nutrition.
Many mothers who could give their
children milk were found r. be feed
ing them coffee and tea and other dan
gernuq and expensive substitutes. Our
public health nurses arc itnprtesing on
these mothers that milk is the blood
NJ their young children and that when
they deprive them Of IT, or give them
substitutes they ere literally starving
their babies Ihis educational work
should lessen the number of under
nourlshed ans mic children in our schools -
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FINANCIAL. NOTES.

At tho convention Of the American Eicc-
tric Railway Association IN cleveland; on
Thursday T. NJ. DoOtittlc urged halt
in the increased fare campaiSn and advo-
Gated that attention be turncd TO the Nit
ten method of cooperative efficiency for
service at lowest cost,
Tho general business outlook. with the
shortage Of many leading products is en-
conra2ing and indicates large profits for
rfices of MANY stocks are At reasonably
conservative levels and NC continue to feel
hat the standard and other sound issues
should prove satisfactory purchase whCrc
favorahl" opportunities arr presented.
say Paine. WCbber 4 Co, Of New York.
The American Locomotive Co. is now
operating TO a third capacity against an
eighth. hich was the low point about three
months ago.
The Union Oil Steamship Go. has been in
corporatcd in Delaware with capitalize
iiou of SOC. 600 shares of no par value, all Of
Delaware The new company viii take caro-
of the water shipments of oil products for
the parent company. Four tank steamers
have hccn ordered. two Of them now being
under construction
The Ionger the supreme Court decision
IN the stock dividend ta ABILITY matter is
delayed the less IL remains a factor in the
stock market Lawyers generally believe
tho decision will hold that section Of the ia
law invalid. its enforcement would
amount 10 CoufSCa tion. hut they are in no
wise relying on the court agreeing 90 this
idea therefore having devised many way
nf ettiuE around the provisions should it
be upheld Tho method 50 far most
tensiveIy used to get undistrihutCd earn
inEs into the hands Of stock holders without
declaring them out in dividends is to r.
duce tho par value Of the present Outstand-
ina shares and IL is quite likely that sev-
erai more instances where this is 60 hc tho
method of distribution will occur within
the next few months, irrespective of any
court decision. The tendency nov is for
shares Of no par value or q less than SiOo.
the argument bCing that by reducing the
amount Of money necessary 70 carry
share trading will bc stimulated
Union Pacific will show - 80 pcT cent
earned for its C0mn on stock during the
calendar year 1919. according 10 figures
made ruhliC today. This compares with
f2.S Der Cant for iqiS tnioa Pacific has
profit and loss surplus equal To its s222.-
oo0. 900 outstanding common STOCK.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

BY Associated Press to- Every Evening
Chicago. Jan l0-Cattlc- Receipts,
1000. compared with week ago: Good
and best grade beef steers and she stock,
little changed, others IS to 40c higher;
bulls, steady to strong; veal calves. most
" 75c higher; stockers, % 60 50c higher
feeders. 25c higher.
Sheep Receipts, 1000. Compared
with "A week ago Rest fat lambs and
low grade sheep 30 10 15e higher others.
mostly 81 TO 81 25 higher.
Hogs Receipts 900, weak Bulk,
14.55al4 SO; top, 800 heavy, Il 55a-
Ii so, medium ii 460a "A 81: light, Il 6Ga-
I490, hight light. IA GOA IA 10 heavy pack
ing sows, smooth. l4.00al4.35, packing
ows, rough, l3.50al4 400; pigs, l3.50a-
I32J
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DEAiHS.

COLLINS IN this city. on January O. 1920,
John NJ Collins IN his 18th year
Relatives. friends and members of Hone
L4od.t. No. y. /. q. . r.. and du Pont
Posi-. g. 4. r. ar tnvite5 t. attend the
funera. services al \ eatm7u ; funeral par
lors SO WASHINGTON ssrs,t on Tuesday
afternoon al 0 CLOCK Insermont at kIver-
v1ev cemetery
ROLVECk tn this city On January >.
I92u, Louise wife o; tht late John /. aol~
peC-
Relatives. friends and men1bers Of Rosary
Society ART lnvIted tC attend the funeral
from her ate residence 6co : prucs ; res
or Ncndat NOR Uiue AZ o cloc, Rsamefn
mass al oacred ff-art Church intermeus at
CatheCiras enIetery
wINNINGTOA-In Fairvieu ]. IN
January 6 1920. ennie 1nee Greer
wife Of jane Wipnincton aged 81
years.
Relstives and ,ends arr invited 10 attend
the .upers se vices a. ths residence Of ber
father -in-iaw lanes NinninE ton = Kent
mere on unday afternoon al clock
InterrneD. al silver rook cemetery
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WEDDING At BUCKNER HOME.
Marriage of Miss Evelyn McCrsvon snd
Henry T.. Hahnsen.

Today at tho home ~ Col. and Mrs.
p. q. Biokner, on Delaware avenue
Colonel Buckncrs cousin, Miss Eyeiyn
McCarroil Of Kentucky, was uDnd ~
marriage 20 Henry Lawrence Bahn-cn. of
Passaic, NJ. j., Kev. Frederick NJ Kirkrp
0ficIatinR.
The ceremony wns witneFrcd by frps
intimate friends and relatives, and was
followed by wedding breakfast. The
young couple have gone on . wedding
trip, and will reside at Pagssio, ". J.
Col Buckner entertained N honor of
the bride and groom lsst evening al tbe
Hotel du pOnt.
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COPPER SALES FOR 1919.
Associated rrces % Evcrx Evcnlns

ny Associated Frcss 70 Fvcry Evening
New York. Jan i0-Forcirn sales Of
copper in 1919 aggregated nearly 275.000,-
600 pounds u was estimated today. This
Was only Is per cent IL the total produced
with q normal export Of 65
per cent, hut sales 70 other countries have
increased so rapidly IN the last SIX months
that dealers declare the monthly average
is likely 10 reach $4,000. 600 pounds
month
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LIBERTY BOND PRICES.
associated Press TO Every Evening

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
New York, Jan l0-Liherty bonds
final prices today 315s, % so, first 4 5.
% 90. second 4 : 81 81, first 4 Il S, 93 Is;
second IA 5, % 10; third ia ). Q4 40.
fourth Il $, 81 56; Victory 3}4 S, 9S.9S;
Victory 4sl S. 9S.94.
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STOCKS Up At OPENING
DECLINE BEFORE NOON
Profit Taking Reduces Many of
] to 3 Point Gains Before
Close of Session.
BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening

New York, Jan TO- Noen-Trading
In stocks today continued 10 center IN
steels, equipments, motors and oils.
Extreme advances ranging from | to al
most points represented the efforts OF
bull pools and involuntary covering OF
shorts
Additional features of strength IN
cluded shippings, American Woolen. me-
tails and utilities.
Rails Jagged most of the time, aside
from a demand for several Of the low priced
ISSUES.
Profit taking reduced many gains in the
later dealings The closing was frrn. Sales
approximated 400. 900 shares.
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THOUSANDS PERISH m COLD.
Babes Frozen tn Death st Mother
Breasts In Esthonia Blizzard

ny Associated Press 10 Every Evsuins
Reveal, Jan 10 --Thousands we're
frozen ~ death IN blizzard which swept
acrufs Esthonis ON New Years Day Rf
ports received here state 200 boiics Cf
refugees were found IN forest between
this city and Narva, and American Rcd
Gross workers say there werc many Or
stances Of l,abies icing frozen n death ~
their motbors' br asts.
Many fugitives irofn Tho collapsed arnlY
led by General Yudonitch in biz rcoert
offensive against PetrOgrad have perirhsi
IN the drifting snow
Lr~' ~ornPthingT Trv ciz-ssH~i at
vcrfi-eTnenf ~ FvrFY ifyrDinR - Adv
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Wilmington Bank { Iearincs.

The clearings in the Wilmington banks
this week aggregate $500, ,266.6l, AS
compared with S3,4I3, ,323 10.
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Y. Nj. c. A. Evening School.

The winter term Of the y. NJ. c. A.
evening school began Monday with bright
prospects During the fall term the en-
rollment was PSI.
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POWDER QUOTATIONS..
Reported Daily at Noon ov La rd & ca.
du Ponf Building

Every Evenings classified advertise
nents bring results. Proved by the salts
faction Of many and viii be to you.--Ady.
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Every Evening classified advertise
ncnts brin results Proved by the salts
faction OF many and will be 70 you.-Adv.
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MRS. JULIA WATSON mARR.

Mrs julia Watson Mari. widow Of James
3. Mari. died al her home IN Manning
ton, W. vs. on Friday Mrs Mari was q
former resident Of Wilmington. bu; had
lived in West Virginia the greater part
of her life. She Is survived by six children.
Mrs Charles J.. Story Of this city bclne =
daughter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
Individual Responsibility

Daniel Webster once asked what he considered q The greatest
import and answered: individual Responsibility" Pc
follou ceuses. Rcactlon follows action. These
things arc axiornatic says Mundy q Co Water
cannot rise higher than its
The great success of Murdy 3 Co lies in tNe feet hs,
no one r. Wngon has ar organzation q 1en 9 deo'ed
Nothing escapes our experienced eyes; nothing re-
mains undone that should Be dore; nothing
has made Mundy 3, CO what / S today
Share in This Golden Stream
THIS WILL CAPTURE YOUR INTELLECT AS WELL As
YOUR HEART.
ROSELLE
osrsodHRF Rl4'E tR8if fs69y7i9 fsortFr
large bath gas electric r-cco.-
pantry garage u
THE RENT YOU NOW PAY BUYS 1T. WITH A LITTLE
4 CASH DOWN.
STORE AND DWELLING.
1901 OAK STREET.
Eight rooms A"fH MEhrhfE ,h sff foSsssfoN i. 81 n "a and '
4 AN EXQUISITE LITTLE HOME
Il 20 WEST 22D STREET.
I ROOM FOR GARAGE. ENTRANCE ON CONCORD AVE.
7 rooms" AndA bath sfss m and ID e;'tcy house newly Dapsoa
/. BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD
$500 CASH.
OWNER WILL TAKE BACK FIRST MORTGAGE $500
PRICE $1,000
1s19LINCOLN STREET
vrranda bath kitchen back porch
AVERY EXCELLENT HOUSE
26I2 MARKET STREET.
SIX rooms ' ots ftfssIoT s @ ' s5 baYs M d e'' cement CELLAR
JUST OFFERED.
5O7 WEST SD STREET.
Six veanda and electricity. eel hssh
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
THIS NOTICE IS FOR YOU
2417-24l9 MADISON STREET
and 7orches,
cellar
A HOME OF UNUSUAL MERIT.
231O WASHINGTON STREET.
Nine pores bath heat, electricity,
dry. Plot, 22i2yl00.
ECONOMICAL LIVING SOLVED. NO SERVANT NEEDED. :
40 WEST 25TH STREET.
$3.50
veranda BATH heat aud electric caasnG sess.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
MUNDY & co.
STREET.
SoJOSO5l
Real Estate. Genera Insurance
Open Tuesday and Saturday Evenings p.u
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LANES q ARMSTRONG

JarncS c. Armstrong, one of the oldest
citizens of Penns Grove, \ J.. died re-
GENTLY. He was Sc years old and a veteran
of the Civil War In carly life be was mas
ter of coastwisp vessels
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Fr7NER.L OF Mas. ALFRED /. Dr POM.

Arrangements for the funeral Of Mrs.
Alfred ] cu Pont have not got been made
They depend on the time 81 Alfred |, du
Points srrival from the West. which Will
probably be carly next week.
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OBITUARY.
MRS. y. L. KIRKPATRr,K.

Mrs F. l.. kirkpatrick. II years old.
died yesterday at the home Of her son,
Alexander Kirkpatrick. at Northeast,
Md. She was the tho wild ow Of John
kirkpatrick and formerly lived in Viii
mington The funeral will take place on
Monday afternoon. with services at
her sons home and nterment at Old
En,on cemetery, Northeast.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-10
NEW WORRIES

Doctors now think that imperfect teeth are a chief source of many ail- ments It has come to seem nearly as dangerous to have teeth as once it seemed to have an appendix.
 Each year those who worry have something new to worry about. As each new cause for concern comes to notice the previous worries are forgot. One year, it was though dangerous to eat oysters. They gave one typhoid. Maybe they do yet. But few worry about it. The supposed menace of ripe olives is more fashionable worry in 1920.
 Man is encompassed by perils
 Let him but look at street car con- ductor. and the conductor may sneeze.
 Flu,
 Man sits down to eat. A fly may
Arizona republican., 1920-04-10
FIND BIGGEST STILL
 IN RAID ON GLENDALE
 RANCH IF JAPANESE

Three barre.s containing 160 gallons of rice mash ready to run" and the largest yet found, were secured by Sheriff Montgomery, T. C. Broshears. prohibition agent, and Deputy Sherirrs Troutman and Rudd in a raid yester- day on the ranch of KasaDashit and J. Yamanioto, two miles north of Glendale The Japanese were arrested and brought to the county jail
 Suspicioning the ranch. Sheriff Mont gomery yesterday tested out a new motor car by driving the officials to the place. In room of the ranch house which stands about 200 yards 4 back from the road. they found the mash the still and B one gallon jugs with a quantity of corks. The win siows of the room were boarded up and the door locked with a, paddock. Only a small quantity of whisky was sc cured. The Japanese said they were getting ready to make vinegar and not whisky
 The still, made from sheet iron, con- sists of cooker to hold 12 gallons of mash and a condenser, the latter being a hollow drum surrounded by water. making coils unnecessary. The fluid was conducted from the condenser to bottles oy a rubber tube. The furnace used to cook the mash was in small adobe house near the ranch house. It also was or adobe
Arizona republican., 1920-04-10
SHOT BY TENT MATE.
 MAN MAY NOT LIVE

Believing the other meant to harm him. he alleges. Pete Sevarro, an Ital
 ian. drew a gun from under his pillow and shot Louis Albers through the right side about o'clock yesterday morning in the tent which they occu- pied at the Crismon mine near Camp Creek, 35 miles north of Phoenix. AL bers, who was brought to St. Joseph's hospital following the shooting, is not expected to live. Sevarro was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Williams of Camp Creek and placed in the county jail.
 When examined by Assistant County Attorney Herman Lewkowitz, Sevarro said that he coughed great deal. which annoyed AIbers. Just prior to the shooting Albers raised up in bed,
Arizona republican., 1920-04-10

have put its foot in his food His glass of water is full of invisible wrigglers one of which may cause his death A dog may bite him in the leg. Or a brick may fall off a roof, and hit him on the head. He may trip over door, mat and break his neck. He may choke on fish bone. Or he may die of blood poisoning from biting his thumb while eating corn -on- -the-cob.
 The man who does not worry has all the best of it. There is no certainly that he will die sooner than the most cautious and fearing. Surely, he won't die more ofteni
Arizona republican., 1920-04-10
WHAT IT COSTS TO
 PRODUCE A DIAMOND

To produce a diamond in the rough costs, approximately $7 a karat, accord ing to estimates of various students of the diamond industry. If this diamond properly cut were sold at $30, it would net good profit. In the South African mines, it is said, the diamonds are dis tributed so evenly that 100 tons of the b1uish clay yields about 100 karats of diamonds. The production cost of a 5-karat diamond is s35. If it is flaw
Arizona republican., 1920-04-10

hold water in suspension and drops it. When you fill glass with cold water the layer of air directly around the glass is suddenly cooled and must sud denly stop it's water-vapor in the form of dew.
 The same thing takes place in the evening when the sun sets. The upper layers of air are cooled and ->aust drop their moisture, though the air near the earth remains warm because of the stored-up suns heat in the earth
Arizona republican., 1920-04-10
WHY DOES A WATER GLASS FOG?

Did it ever occur to you to wonder where the water comes from that set ties in beads and drops on the outside surface of a glass of cold water in a warm room?
 There is a certain rather large per centage of water-vapor present in air under ordinary conditions. The hotter the air the more water it will carry. If the air is suddenly cooled it can't
Arizona republican., 1920-04-10

less and of good water it will easily net s35.0O0. The supply of diamonds is unlimited Almost all of the worlds supply comes from South Africa and complete control
 of it is in the hanls of one British concern.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-10

he said, told him to stop. When he could not do so, he says, AIbers got up and started toward him and he fired. Both men have been employed at the mine about a week.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-10
ALSO BACON

You may say it with flowers before marriage. but afterwards you've got to say it with fIotr--LouisvilIe Courier Journal.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-10

NEXT IN ORDER Kind Old Lady (wlo has just given Teddy some candy)-And what do you say, my dear little man? s'Got any re?'-Life.