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Howard Items

Mrs. Laton. formerly Mss Telia
Crane. is visiting her mother. Mrs.
Paddock. and expects to leave for her
home in Kansas City the last of the
week
Miss Mary Kearby, who has been
visiting her sister and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. West. left for her home in
Savannah. Mo, the first of last week.
The dance at the hall last night
vas well attended, and everyone re-
ported a good time,
No Kallapshene Morrison is the
weekend guest Of her parents. Mr.. and
MS. F. NJ. Albred.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Grace were de
iayed IL hours on Monarch pass, and
n required the efforts OF six horses "a
brint the car down this side of the
pass Being from Nebraska they
never expected such roads. They
are visiting their grandparents. Mr.
and1kts Albred
A yood MANY apples were frozen
during the recent storm.
Mrs. Helen Snowden and Miss Quig
ley motored TO Cotopaxi one day last
week.
The threshing machine has been In
the valley the past week. and is ready
TO leave in the morning. All the
threshing is done in this part of the
country.
Announcements have been received
that Miss Loleta Snowden is married
She Is now Mrs. William z. Ingram
J. ". Howard and Roy Cunningham
are installing a new boiler in theii
ssrsAe. and will be supplying the town
Sith lights in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Alfred enter
tuned at Sunday dinner Mrs. Kallay
aene Morrison. Mr.. and Mrs. F. !
face. Mr.. and Mrs NJ. A. West and
dnghters. Rallayshene. Genevievs
I'D Thresa, Harvey Hampson and
ems, Gordon and Wayne. Holman
freeman, Miss Leona Alfred. Mrs. A
West and daughters, Fern and
fary Louise.
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Ort Holiday Period
In The Schools

OF the public schools OF Frs-
county will be dismissed tomor-
for the remainder OF the week.
-der that the teachers may have
|pgortunity OF attending n meet
meeting of one of the divisions
be Colorado Educational associa-
which convenes simultaneously
Rnver. Pueblo and Grand Junction.
Canon City and South Canon
pis will close at noon on Wednes-
nd Apdents and pupils will have
iday recess until Monday of next
t of the Canon City teachers VIII
Pueblo for the associations meet
here. altho. perhaps a dozen or
OF them will go to Denver for
purpose. The program OF the a..
ion will be substantially the
at Denver, Pueblo and Grand
lon and no division will have
Inducements to offer teachers
as the lectures, discussions and
|ainments are concerned. Fea-
OF the associations program will
dresses by Rev. DR.. Frank w
lus. president OF the Armor In.
at Chicago. on "The Education
American" DR.. II. B. Bryan.
ept OF Colgate University on
eacher And The Struggle For
World"
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Wanted 10 ee -pars-a.-

Mother Haniy and ntrl. Ettn were
downtown shopping. Eta was quite
tired. and they stiil had many places
to go to before they had finished their
Purchasing Presently they happened
to pass through the restroom and the
ieather-cu'"red chairs looked Inviting
TO Etia. Turning TO her mother. she
remarked Couldn't you park me
here while you and aunty do the rest
Of your shoppingr'
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Improved AouseboId Sen.

Three different signal tones from an
electric bell OF ordinary appearance
calling the householder TO the front
rear. or side door. are now made posi-
bile by the Ingenious device of an
Ohio manufacturer The two cleo
tromagnetic coils of the bell have
separate nrmatures one Of which
carries the bell clapper while the
other constitutes buzzer.-Populai
Mechanics Magazine
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Pronunciation of z

The pronunciation Of the letter 2
as zee Is m imrricnnism. The Eng
ilsh rroIuncialinr T. t.4I From, ,h.. Old
French ysii- Wulsi in turn = de
rived froni tb. i.a;;n aeja. the name
Of the sixth letter Of the Greek al
phabet corresponding to the English
ned Shakespeare IN Kine Lear act II.
scene >, gives the English pronuncia-
tion. which L. stili In vogue Ted !
thou unnecessary letter
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SENATOR AND MRS.
MATT LINES HERE

Senator and Mrs. Matt Lines OF Dem
yer were among the first of the nom
resident citizens of Canon City to ar
rive for the battle ef the ballots" to-
morrow. Senator and Mrs. Lines al
low nothing to stand in the way Of
their casting a vote at elections in
which questions of national and state
triotic citizenship.
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sphere, absolutely circular in shape.
This splendid flower was grown by
Mr.. Anderson 2. his greenhouses at the
corner of First and Main streets. It
is of the variety known to the grow
ers OF chrysanthemums as the Mrs.
William Wilson"
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Parliamentary Law

Parliamentary law is the system Of
rules by which deliherntive bodies are
organized and conducted Certain
rules or parliamentary procedure have
always bern found necessary Tor the
accomplishment Of the purposes for
which deiiherntive assemblies ARE
cn allied
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
AZ Chicago
Cattle.

Chicago. Good to choice steers
steady 10 rs cents higher; others slow.
$500. bulk good and choice. $3.50 to
SlT.o0; bulk grassy kinds. $500 to
s14a5: early sales best cows and heifers
steady. general market uuevenly lower:
bulk s47E 10 slo.25. good bulls steady.
others % cents lower; cenner cows.
Tower; choice veais. sl2.bo to s1s.bo.
grassy calves $3.50 to $500; stockers
and feeders steady to 2S cents higher.
recefpts Westerns li.N0c market
steady TO shade stronger. bulk ss-ss to
ls75
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The Daily Record Want Ads
Rates for Classified Ads: Sc per Line Each Issue
FOR SALE-Automobiles

FOR SALE-Car. l Larchmont sport
ing model. 1920 Paige touring car,
with 4 new cord rires; nearly new:
in No. condition Barney Sanders,
West Third street and Oak avenue. r.
F. D. No. 1. box %. Florence. 261S
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CbI~nuo Dairy.

Pouitry--Alive unsettled. Fowls. al
62sc; Springs aSc. turkeys. s5c.
Eggs Higher. Firsts. COS Sic: ordi-
nary firsts 81 r s5c; at mark cases In
cfuded. s2M ssc; standards. 6s o SIC:
storage packed firsts. etis ~ esc: re-
frieerator firsts feis Tgsme.
Potatoes-Firm. Northern white
sacked s2.ooms.ts cwt.. ditto, bulk.
t2.ooG2.9o cwt.; EARLY ohios $500
f.o6 cwt
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Cash Grain Mt Chicago.

whcat-No. 3 red ss.1sx
seilSw. SOY q aSe
oats-No. 2 white 6ssHc; Nc
. white. s7St R5sNc
Rye-No. 2 s17NHt7S
Barley-a5ce ef Si.O5
Timothy Seeds 90 q $50
Clover Sesd-Sl2 90 q 200
Pork-Ncminni
r.ard-Slans
RIhs-Si4 s0n1b.7b
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Remarkable swimming Fea,..

Capt Matthew Webb. In 1875. sue
ceeded ib swimming from Dover to
Calais In 21 hours and - minutes
On September 8 and 9. 1D1l. Thomas
William Burgess, an Englishman resid-
Ing In Paris, swan from South Fore
land. England. to lie Chateiet. France.
The time was - hours and 20 minutea
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hia Bean Mas.

New and good Spoonerisins are rnre,
huI here Is one Recently reported from
Yale A crniicrurn .nr"ra,l "a" hrnns
office rnd. hclng - hii Mustered ne N.
CURED -. The hetn 't~'y - |, SON
1iauscrirt
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The Annex orchestra left for Rocky
Ford October IS 10 play for the
Knights and Ladies OF Security dance
over 200 couple were present at the
dance and the music greatly enjoyed.
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Miss Frances Walker departed 10.
day for Montana where she has ae-
septed n position as teacher In hiSh
school work. Her brother Charlie
accompanied her as far as Denver.
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How 10 Ascertain oav.s Length

How to Ascertain Days Length
BY - simple rule the length of the
day ana night. any time OF the year.
may he uscertained by simply doubling
the time OF the suns rising. which viii
give the length of the night and double
the time OF setting will give the length
Of the day
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Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Fsrrand of Salida
spent Sunday as guests of Mrs. Clau-
dia Flowers. en- route TO Fountain.
Colo.
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LATE
MARKET
QUOTATIONS
Western Newspaper Union News Service.
DENVER LIVE STOCK
Cattle.

Few beef cattle received Trading
was strong and active In the feeder and
stocker division with keen bidding on
nearly everything offered. Prices were
gensraIly 25 cents higher. The move
mont was draegy on the calf market.
with fair supply on hand. Medium
cows brought up TO cents pouno.
while fair kinds sold at cents to $6.15-
Medium steers brought UP to 1926 with
several loads at $3.50 and 3s.75. Choice
steers are quoted up to $lo-25
The offering on the hog market was
sold at stronger prices than al the close
of last week Receipts exceedingly
light. The bulk brought from Siz..o
to yI3. Top hogs sold at $3.50. Iheee
were shipped by the American Beet
Sugar Company. A load OF good noHs
sold at sl2.75. A load of good stock
pigs brought sl3.
sheep.
The sheep market slow. but prices
Jumped fully rs cents over sales at the
close of the market last week. -Four
carloads of fat lambs brought sl2 fiat.
Five carloads of feeding lambs sold at
sI1.lo freight paid. Two carloads OF
ewes sold at $50. freight paid. and two
carloads at IS. A carload Of ewes
brought cents fiat Two carloads Of
ewes crossed the scales at $500. freight
paid. Good ewes would bring up TO So
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p. l.. ong. who has been In the
nth her grandson. Harold Ong.
seral days. returned to Hillside
y.
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+. J. Tilton of Lakewood. y
d Mrs. n. y. O'Neil of Jersey
tparted Monday for the West
Visiting at the home OF John
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FOR SALE, TRADE OR RENT p
Buildings and one full lot SsN60 fee,
formerly occupied by Stockder Bot
ting Works, half of floor concrete.
balance wood Inquire at $50 River
street after 5 p. NJ. 26S-e0d
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Hogs

Market opened 10 to 25 cents lower.
later mostly rs to 80 cents irsver than
eaturdav'S average. slesiuE efrldN To
strong: top one toad. fl7 80 hii, a Hght
and butchers s1c 81 70 So bulk
packinr sows s.l = to 81 Is pi-s
stsndv 4, no cents 'awer' tu't irsSra sic
kind tfe sb to SIS a.
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FOR SALE-5-room modern cottage
with sleeping porch. furnished or
unfurnished. Inquire 424 Pike ave
nue.. 264-tf
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sheen

Fat lambs closed active. fully IS
cents higher; top Western lambs
tlsnu. top native. s12.00- bulk natives
tn 90 to sI2.0o. fat sheep and vsarlinEs :
steady top NeRrliug wethcrs. sia.So,
tor ewes sS.15- bulk native ewes SIS IS
tos57b. feeders active. 2S cents higher:
fat feeder lambs. sie.75
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FOR RENT
FOR SALE-Real Estate

FOR SALE-f-room house, some fur
niture, s1.o50, cash OF terms to sui
purchaser. T. H. Record. 25S-pti
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FOR SALE-Cottage. well built and
newly decorated; four large rooms
about one-third acre on corner. $500.
Terms can be had. This is a bargain,
the best value in Canon City. R. J.,
Record 25S-ptf
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To TRADE OR SEI.I.-6-room bunsa-
low. lots, on car line in Pueblo,
Colo, for Canon City property or
.anch. For particulars write Mrs. L.
.. Miller, Silver Gin. Colo. 255-i0
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FOR SALE OR RENT-Four-room
house. 81 South Fifth street, South
Canon Inquire at AS Griffin ave
nue.. 2el-u6
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To EXCHANGE-An elegant 10-room
modern residence in Kansas City,
Mo; beautiful grounds, shade and
aga~se: will trade for fruit ranch ON
tse basis OF between $4,000 and
$4,000; Lincoln Park preferred.
Write me if interested. Fl. p. Floyd,
1850 West Kiowa, Colorado Springs.
Colorado. 260-tf
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FOR sAI-E-old auto passenger bus
Canon Hotel. 25s-ti
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FOR Sale-Automopiles

FOR SALE-Maxwell roadster: good
condition: reasonable price. Call
101 Chestnut avenue 261-p6
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FOR SALE-one mare, weight 900
pounds: work single or double; siu-
gle harness, buggy and saddle. Phone
Canon 636oJ3. 264-p6
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Live Poultry,
EKrs. strietlr fresh. cAse
Itufter.
nutter Pat.
Fruit.

Jirect ..-....--. ....-. ...-'
1tation -.-.-.-... ....-...ss
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WANTED

WANTED-Janitor work to do; can
give reference. J. W. Reynolds,
532 Grand avenue. 260-p6
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WANTED-Patient. by practica
nurse, to care for at home. Phone
Canon 605-R2. Mrs. ]. W. Reynolds,
J32 Grand avenue. 259-p6
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money Market.

rado sctilem.nt pflcer
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FOR SALE-Dodge truck. a16 North
Tenth street 25S-p6
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FOR SALE-Fine Bronze and also
Burbon Goblers. Come early and get
your pick. Phone CsssRs, Phelps and
Central. 263t6p
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FOR SALE-Four yearling Holstein
heifers. Canon 6T9-R5. 264-i
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-21
WEATHER


cate a white Christmas tho the
snowfall will probably not be heavy.
Precipitation in Topeka in the past
twenty-four hours amounted to IA
inch; Wichita, 1.O2 inches; Wamego,
10 inches; Manhattan, 1.32 inches;
kansas city, ~ inch; St. Joseph, 81
inch and Concordia, 20 inch.
The highest temperature in Topeka
Monday was AZ degrees at $3.50
o'clock. The lowest in the past
twenty-four hours, SO degrees. at 8
o'clock this morning. This afternoon
degrees. and tonight will drop steeply.
Wednesdays early morning tempera-
ture will be about IL degrees, and
Wednesday afternoon the thermometer
will not go above rs degrees.
The highest temperature ever re-
corded in Topeka on this date, which
is the shortest day of the year. was Sc
recorded was degrees below zero in
1887
At 2 o'clock this afternoon the wind
was blowing at / 4 miles an hour from
the southwest.
At 2 O'Clock this afternoon the fol-
lowing rain reports had been received
by the weather bureau: Minneapolis,
1 inch; Randolph, Ito; Fort Riley,
1.2s; and Wheaton, LILO.
Heavy Snow Storm at Colby.
Salina, Kan, Dec. 21.--A heavy
snow storm was in progress at Colby,
according to reports received from
there early today. Sleet was falling at
Plainville Rain. which set in here
heavily late Monday afternoon, has
continued internationally since.
Emporia, Kan, Dec. 21.-One- inch
of rain which fell in this territory last
night will greatly benefit the wheat
crop.
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FOR A NEW JAIL
fContinued from Page One,


Hannah. "A small one would do. And
it should have a few cells in which sick
prisoners with otherwise. unruly dis
positions can be locked. There should
be nurse in attendance. And above
all, there should be a place where dope
fiends can be held and cured whether
against their will or not. Many dope
fiends were at one time and would
again become desirable citizens if a
cure could be effected. But there is
no chance under the present system.
Need Individual Cells.
And then we need individual cells
in which certain prisoners may be
locked. If two or more prisoners are
arrested for certain crime, there is
no way to keep them from talking to
each other. They often make up their
story together. If we~arrest any one
who cannot give bond they must go to
the bull pen, unless we would let them
sit all day and night in the office, and
you know that couldn't easily be
done. / would welcome anything that
would change these conditions. We
especially need the hospital
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RELIEF WORKERS. ToPEKsANs.
Three Young Ladies Working IN Kars
Are From Here.

Constaptinople, Dec. 1.-THE fol-
lowing Americans now are in Kars
continuing the relief work for more
than seven thousand orphans: Miss
Florence Meyers, Willard Nelson, ana
Miss Myrtle Spane, all of Topeka. Kan.
According to reports from Batum
James Daingerfie1d, the district COM
mander at Erivan, Ralph Thistle and
Charles Pierce of Topeka, Kan. re-
manned at their posts despite the es-
Establishment of Bolsheviki regime in
Armenia. Following the intimation
that the relief work in soviet Armenia
is to be discontinued, it is Anticipated
in relief commission circles that those
who remained at Erivan must have
already Joined their colleagues at Kars
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PAID BY BARONS
Geological Survey Employees Get
Cash From Coal .Magnates.
Charges Are Made by Senator
Calder of Fuel Probe.

Washington. Dec. 21.-Information
that government employees were paid
by the National Coal association is in
possession of the senate committee on
reconstruction and production, Sena-
tor William H. Calder, New York,
commissioner chairman, said today.
Calder's statement was made as his
committee resumed investigation of
the alleged coal profiteering. Calder
said the employees were of the geologi-
cal survey and were paid. according to
the committees information, for max
ing up official statistics of coal pro-
duction.
Calder said the association appro-
priated $500 a month toward making
up these production statistics, which
were issued weekly.
II always thought that the geologi-
cal survey obtained its figures on coal
production thru field agents who ac-
tually measured the COAL" said Cal
der. But this information was fur
nished the survey by the National
Coal association itself, and it seems
that it still is being furnished"
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IS ANGRY
Unions Make Protest to Hard
ing ON Anti-Strike Bill.
Want President-Elect to Stop
Progress on Law.

Marion. O., Dec. 21.-Rumbles of
disappointment in labor ranks at the
action of the Republican senate in
rushing thru the Poindexter anti
strike bill recently are beginning to
reach here.
Some of the outspoken describe the
senate action in harsh words and want
Harding to use his influence against
allowing the measure to get any fur
Their.
This situation made the arrival to-
day of Senator Poindexter. who intro
duced the anti-strike measure, more
significant.
Poindexter is also interested in
scrapping the League of Nations.
Harding is expected to outline to him
the rough plan for his association OF
nations and world court.
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MORE WAGE CUTS
Ten to Thirty Per Cent Reduc-
ton for 100000 Jan. IL.
Chicago Walters Pay To Be
Lowered 90 Per Cent.

Philadelphia, Dec. 21.-The wages
of more than 100000 workers in the
textile industry of this city are to be
reduced from 10 to 80 per cent in the
near future, officers of a number of
manufa ctarers associations included
in the trade said today.
Notices of a 10 per cent cut were
posted in the Turkish toweling mills,
and the manufacturer of Wilton and
Brussels rugs announced they would
notify the union representatives today
that a % per cent reduction would
be put into effect January IT.
Hosiery workers are to be reduced
from 5 to rs per cent and coarse yarn
spinners, sweater knitters and other
knit fabrics which employs from 10
to 80 per cent
Chicago Dec. 21.-Twenty per cent
reduction in wages for walters was
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HURRY SOx CASES
COmiskey Wants the Scandal
Charges Pushed in Court.
Ban johnson Anxious to Take
Charge of Prosecution.

Chicago, Dec 21.-Work in connec-
ton with the prosecution OK White
Sox ball players under the indictment
for alleged throwing of games and in
attempting to send to Jail the gam
blers who are said to have corrupted
Comiskey's men in the 1919 worlds
series, will give President johnson of
the American league one of the bust
est winters he has ever had in base
ball, he said today on his return from
New York. 1t has been rumored that
President Comiskey may endeavor to
stop the American league in its effort
to press the gambling cases IN order
self.
President Comiskey has placed the
matter in the hands of his attorneys
and more than a year ago set aside
$4,000 TO be used in unearthing the
1919 worlds series scandal. His at
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torneys, it is said, are to confer with
States Attorney Robert Grove to
learn just what can be done ~ hurry
up the cases now before the criminal
court Comislxey believes himself to
be the. one who suffered most from
their dishonesty and that he should be
allowed hand in the prosecution.
Johnson also said he was working
on a Encouragement of the rules under
which the major and minor leagues
can operate. A meeting is scheduled
to be held in Philadelphia early in
January at which Pres. Heydler and
George Wharton Pepper will be pres
ent to draw up this agreement. john
son will present his idea of the proper
working agreement to them at that
time. At the same meeting he plans
to complete the schedules for 1921 to
be submitted to the club owners of
the major leagues for approval.
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ISLE OF YAP is WRECKED
Earthquake and Typhoon Destroy
Nearly All Buildings on Island.

Toxic, Dec. PA combined earth
quake and typhoon has wrecked most
of the buildings on the Island of zap,
according to rather meager advices
here today.
The Island of zap, which has fig
ured much in the news of late, is in
the Caroline island group and was
seized from Germany early in the war
by Japan. 1t formerly was the seat
of the German governor of the Caro-
line islands.
1t is important as a cable station,
in a way being a key to cable COM
munication on the Pacific.
The island has a population of $500
persons when its last census was
taken. Its area is only 10 square
miles