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The Kusko times., 1921-12-28
Forfeitupe Notice.
To William Dette ring:

To William Dette ring:
 You are hereby notified that I have expended during~the years 1916. 1917. l9l8f 1919 and 1920 the sum of two hundred and six dollars and fifty cents (S206. 50) in labor and improvements upon the Gold Hill Placer Association mining claim. situate at the head of
The Kusko times., 1921-12-28

Washington.-An anti-treaty block is being formed today among Repub- lican senators.
The Kusko times., 1921-12-28

E.-P. Beatty, with the outgoing mail from Flat, arrived Monday, leaving yesterday for the coast
The Kusko times., 1921-12-28

Fred Spencer is spending few days in McGrath.
The Kusko times., 1921-12-28

Frank Fox left Monday for Iditarod, planning to go from the latter place to Holy Cross.
The Kusko times., 1921-12-28

Found-Package. wrapped in flour sack. Owner can have same by de- scribing contents. Charles KOenig.
The Kusko times., 1921-12-28

John Dunn returned Tuesday from a tripto Tacotna..
The Kusko times., 1921-12-28

rived in time to take part in Christmas day doings.
The Kusko times., 1921-12-28

John Savola left Tuesday for hi home at Nixon Landing.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-19

government by men and women. ~.
men srl wrmcn--aud children
The Juis, il Miss Florence T. Allen
OF Cleveland. Ohio
She t. Democrat. hut was elected
common pleas Judge on a nonpar,isan
;iCk,t.
speed. with fairness" Is Judge
Aliens slogan
Delay in courts is unfair 90 every
uno---csporially 60 witnesses who have
nothing o. gain
Her first case took only 90 minutes
from the impaHellIrg u the jury 90 the
verdict
Miss Allen wears plain. tailored
suit. Her shots are ilHthcclcl. broad
torl Her ears ore visible
Though she's most womanly. In court
zine imrrcsscs one not as woman but
as a judge.
She may rrcs.dc at the coming tri1l
% another judge. chief Justice W. II
NcGanron q municipal court. charge
with shooting and kllliHe q friend IN >
row.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-19
Gift Of the Snow'Kisseo
Pines of the North

Your nose win hlrhor cold germs
DO not allow them a. waste your vital
~ Tee az once Mays Pine Nccdir
Halm aud check them 10 the h.sinfing
Din egard 90 common ,olds b. one ~ IN,
'auscs frr th, arpllliu- death rit, from
M ana pneumonia in The last few years
'olis nrp infectious and dangerous.
Keep a tube If Mayr's Pine Needle Balm
N the house ana 40 the fIrat suggeitiur
of Geld apply 1t To the nose. Catarrh
hat embarrassing and troublesome con.
Hilton. clears up quickly when Mlyr'f
Pine Needle Balm T. used Sold in w,
dxcs--a0c and 6oc tubes. Free trial by
writing Geo. n Mayr. ?is ". Austin
Ave. Chicago. Mayr's Pine Needle
"alm h. Tor sale hy Randall Drug Co.
and druggists everywhere
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-19
CANE SYRUP-THEY'LL BUYIT
FY0U GIVE THEM CHANCE

Cod cane -irup made On the farm
hy % man who Knows how To- make o.
ia there anything more delicious f1r
hot oaker.
Euoa.ns DE demand fpr a high grat,
can, arur and reti!zing also that Il Is ia
pyon,ahi, farm product IN rany
southern States the United states De.
rartmelt q Agriculture 81 irvesiiga.
io.s 10 work Go find out Why more
farm strip was not ou the market H.
psfaT;ment Circular lfs the troubles
% home strip making and their cures
are - forth
Quality Varies With the Maker
The quality ~ cane sirup depends
more unoa the man who makes d; than
upon the machinery h. employs. Three
mol with Identical machinery will
make three different Qualities - strip
one may b. excellent. the second not
80 coed. and the third very poo. though
juice from the same vat has been used
throughout IN thai difference IN
quality the chemists find the reason
why homemadcsiFup making does no;
flourish a. IL should. The housewife
buys a can without label and with
no easy means a. determining the
quality - D. contents Perhaps the
sirgp IL czcellent-her family prefers
q O. the strip from the fact0ry--and
she buys another can sooner or later
shs D. bysa1 o. find that not al home
usadr cane strip b. goui one %, Is
uackel IN sticky. dirty cans IN the
neki the strap Is tUo thin and his Ter.
ncu'ei "a trifc. The rex; is unpleasant
10 flavor because % was made from
'r0-en cane Another can Is he'f fun
2 c.1s'all!zd ugar-vhIch Is ne
,agl' a; ail. bat she does not know that
and finally 81. goes hack o. the Ia.
tor product. which has the one great
advantage q Standardization and. By
reason = rs label. Identification.
GO0d Market Possible
4 farmer may build W a good market
'"I his own sirup but q Is an eXren.
sivc time-taking business lie mas
mite with several farmers and ship =
carload 81 canned syrup 70 merchant.
bI; n the syrup H. not ~ a standard
quality he will find u difficult e. sell
another csrload % the same man. r.
he j. well located he ran sci his syrup
20 o. faciory IN barrel lots. though the
price be receives VIII not D. a. salts.
factory Is II NJ could reach thu Gus
toner ~ the merchant directly.
The solution h found IN cooperation.
A number = farmers who grow vary.
ns amount q cane unite 20 form q
company with a capital - not less than
5000. and seldom more than ti.QNA.
The stock b. -,li. ard. in 81 900 plant.
3 oao goes Co build small canncfy
ara 90 parchare watts and a boiler. The
lrcnaining g. roo - held cut 90 absorb
1pcra'inc costs until the production il
well under WAY.
The idea back a such a plan 4, this
To take al the syrup prodaccd IN . u.
emily. grade, mix. s:erilize. and can ~.
then market u - a standard. stable
community product rather than ss the
1utpuf u several individuals A BRAN
'aa lrisi ere drfierd -ni fhe Label
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-19

Ey,s - Am,rgs ere 90 three wom.
cs.
q mayor
= 40 su,utor.
a Iulge
The Mayer ia Airs Lillian Bruwnlcc.
* Washington. pa. She vas appointed
% the dclgh 81. her husband
arr PROVINCES ambition IL 90 make
Washington ";h, les; place IN America
IN which a. brine W boys and girls 20
She nD nuoBrr had taken office than
fsc ordered the Police @ T.d the town
g undertakes. Co clamp the Ill On
per'ronus 60 ial an huuil,ggers AM
- clos. any spslkogslcs.
A. chief magistrate MIS- BFownice
b. AZ police court.--and the fines shes
giving Offenders shows she has little
to' rance or 'he wilful lawhrcakor.
"Im bringing up hoy--uow ii---in
W. hiry'on." says the mayor, and
Im raing g. make this town safe TO-
him and Cor other womcns suns and
llrrh'cIa"
The .pyQsesu,r q Miss Mary r.
u1vet. q HulF.ug Cour;y. Ohio.
Mis- Davey was the Only Democr4;
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-19
Freeman Believes
Army Recruiting
May Be Cut Down

Srgcent " A. freeman. who his
charge al the local army recruiting
station, has returned from D. Pasl
Sergeant Freeman received telegraph.
e. instructions several days ago - g.
O. Lubbock and go an alleged desertc.
there and take him to ~ psso Will .
away Sergeant Freeman visited Sag
Anrc'o. Texas. where b. was former.
~ stationed ~ recruiting officer.
Eirht men have been enlisted during
The mast week q; this station.
y ai,ieo yD1ug men VINO are think
Ing 20 JOINING tho srnv o. u.as. up
their minds and Join now" he sid
There - 10 question bur that tire
army win he cui down 20 i7S.o)o men
and ~ Ne now have 100000 men ~
srftioe IL il easy ~ Sc that the
shnnoe % st ir ;hr srriy viii -
: ~ aifer fae TIE q p1-s-d
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-19

q mixing sat whore the various flavors
are blended O. form a single one From
tho mixing yai II Is drawn or pumped
into heaiing watts. and there d, is steril
he'd and reduced 10 uniform density.
u gocs from the heating vat directly
into the consolidation and prompt
canning eliminate danger 81 fcrmenta
tion later on. The cans are then sealed
lnl.rls tasted uu. and the cans Grated
Tor market
4 Desirable Product.
~ th0 soup faycs the cooperating
factory % b. product that any mer
chaai b glad to handle and any house.
wife b. glad 10 buy. u Is a standard
product wiki the label 81 a community
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-19

goes upon every can sent on, from the
coop railye factory This serves o.
advertise and identify The syrup when
q reaches The market
The farmers. not necessarily the
stockholders. hring their syrup 90 the
plant and receive cash amounting 90
what would d. paid them by a com.
mcrcial factory. The syrup l. strained
10 remove impurities and poured into
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-19
Educational Plans Discussed.

The ads1sory committee ~ the Board
of Education ~ the Northwest Texas
Mcthodist Conference met az the annex
II the Polk Street Methodist Church
Monday afternoon, Bishop ". +. Me-
hurry ~ Louisville Ky. presiding.
Plans were discussed in regard 10 the
33.oo0. 600 campaign which n 10 Do
conducted for the benefit % the South.
crn Methodist school system.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-19

The National llall Of statuary. for.
merly corridor Of the United States ]
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-19
Putting In I.ayat0ries

Workmen are at work tearing OUT
a wall and cxcayating In the base
mont of the courthouse preparatory
to the construction of four lavatories.
There has long been a need for lava
tories IN the basement u the court
house. aud the county commissioners
AZ arecent meeting ordered the worN
hnre.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-19

s'Ccicd IN her county. She - preparing
evidence for submission 60 the coming
s'ssion q the Grand jury.
when women acquired the vote "
Gays Miss Davcy they merely obtain.
"a half their rights in government;
Their fun rights viii No; be- attained
until women ARE trkirv m equal pa-t
with men DO operating the machinery
~ government.
I'm going g. d1 my bit Co. make this
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-19
ost 81 Canning 100 Gallons II syrup.

The system provides an outlet Ice
farmers who can raise "a small crop of
cane and produce more syrup than they
viii consume q, the HON" table. II
has the advantage that ~ system. u
may De- reduced 20 accommodate very
small business ~ increased o. form q
very large one that can market all the
zane product ~ an entire county.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-19

Whenever there disease suffering in par, oi
tie body Chroprs tic In, demonstrated that it is due ia the
pressure 90 spinal bones the that should feed those
affected organs Invariably when this pressure relieved b.
Chropractc Adjustments, ht trouble yan,hes and healthy
conditions restored
That why. ii YOU go Chropracior be relieved OF
headaches other troubles he adjusts that part Of
the spine where certain pressed squeezed by
the movable bones the spnc He adjusts the bones back
normal position. ;hus removing the pressure. Natures
healing forces Tree build ~ and strengthen the
weakened o rdi,cascd part.
Experience has shown hat there is hardly OF dis
ainer that has been benefited by Chropractic
Adjustments OF the spine 1 Chropractor knows just wha,
par, OF the spine ADJUST ior the different troubles Its
all par, oi hs scicnce and .s training
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-19

10 endorse H. quality and 20 guarantee
hat the second-or third-or one hun
drodth CAMS az good as tho first.
When the syrup has been sold and
iho work finished. every associations
member receives IN additional check
Tor the amount Of the difference be-
tween the barrel lot price, already Paid
him. and the selling price received for
the improved product Ten per cent
u this goes hack into the company aa
a part II reserve fund Tho cost ~
operating plant which has capacity
n from Loco 60 1909 gallons day ~
estimated 90 BE- clore % $50 during nor.
nal times. the cost ~ canning 100 rnl'
Ions ~ syrup b. estimated In the FOL.
lowing table.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-19

House ~ Representatives I'm the Capt.
tol at Washington. was established "
Congress July 2. 1864.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-06-10
Does Memorial Day Bore Youo
Readers Express Resentment

Does Memorial Day bore you, lear
reader? Is there something about the
stare and stripes in Old Glory that
brings a yawn and a stretch? Is it
really quite an effort to stay home a
few hours that day and pay homage to
to the dead soldiery of the greatest ma
ton IN earth? These question is eff
feet are asked this week by readers of
the Press who have written remon-
strances to the lack Of respect paid the
Flag, the small attendance at Memoir
ial Services over the county, and the
Indifferent attitude of peoples
Here Is an extract from one letter re-
ceived. 1t say ALBERT L. Ralphs Post
No. rs of the American Legion, decid-
ed to pay the respects due the nations
dead; the day came. A few came-not
enough to constitute a firing squad
! complete. One of the men, a business
man who was In the service was asked
TO come. Although his brother was one
OF those who lost his life in the service
| of his country he Was too busy to come
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-06-10
AQUATICs MASTERED BY
THIS LARGE PICNIC CROWD

Rockland, Idaho, June 7th.-What
was probably the most delightful
picnic affair of the season was held
Thursday afternoon and evening at
the Natatorium complimentary to Mrs.
M. Allen OF Logan, Utah. The greater
part OF the afternoon was spent In the
pool where old and young performed
the most daring OF aquatic feats. Mrs.
Dora Moss gained considerable motor
.iety by her high diving acts while Mrs.
10. A. Harris has the distinction OF be-
ing able to stay under water the long
est. After all the arts of swimming
had been mastered the party gathered
on the picnic grounds where supper
was served. The following comprised
the party. Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Walker,
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Walker, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Andrew May, Mr.. and Mrs. Robt,
Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. May, MI. and
Mrs. Jno Thorne, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Moss, Mrs. N q. Tolman, Mrs. E. 9.
Taylor, Mrs. Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Allen and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Allen OF
American Falls and the their guest
Mrs. Kate Reed.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-06-10

that backing would soon become pow
erless. There is work for us all to do
to lend strength to the efforts of our
governor and u delegation in con-
gress.
If we of Idaho alone allow our state
organization to fall by the wayside,
how long can we expect to cope with
the well organized and more powerful
states Like California, Washington, and
Oregon, when the time comes to share
governmental funds that may become
available?
VIII Divide State.
Again, If we allow this statewide
association to fall, how car We hope
to restrain selfish personal interests
within our own state-interests that
work for projects, not principles-that
look to private gain rather than to
state good? There is practically
enough water for all, If scientific plans
for irrigation are followed in one great
system, holding strictly to the principle
of working for the greatest good to
the greatest number.
Are we alive to those questions Of
development which mean so much, not
only to our state but to our country?
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-06-10
Stats Diary

Friday-As we was marching out of
the skool room tonite Jane a~cksidently
happened to get by my side. We look
ed at / a mother a. l kinda smiled & SO
did she to. & then | skweezed her hand
Il she dittoed. o boy 1t give me a
thrill like wen yure a setting in a Est
hand ford with the engin running and
etc. / guess mebby / amt solid with
her. / emagine she will be a awe full
good cook wen she is groan up. Bet I
never sleep tonite. We woodent never
have no ~arguemints on polaticks. /
Why not. What's the differents about
a ole president enn way. Home life
Ia the big idee.
Saturday-they are a lotta weddings
happening now. A mother bride & her
bo got married this evening. Mrs.
Triggs was there q she stopped to tell
ma Il pa which was a wateing at the
gate. She sed itw as very sad. Pa
sed Surely Surely & ma give him a
look full of tempachure & he shrunk
in to the house. Mrs. Triggs sed the
bride was a balling like everything
but the grume went ahed & marryed
her emmy way.
Sunday-ma was called to Ant EN-
mics house which she is sick with
nervus prosperity. So pa & me diddent
go to s. skool, o chirch.
Monday-tride to dodge skool. moth
ing doing. pa Is all most bad as ma
wen he gets contraire, | herd him
saing to Jakes pa he had went & lost
rs Of money. If he lost 1t why don't he
look for it instead of getting n crouch.
Men is queer.
Tuesday-had to stay in tonite tor
laffing at Pug Stevens. Teacher asst
him what acks on the fud wen 1t hits
the stummick. He replyed & sed The
Jimnastic Juice. He was wateing fol
me wen / cum out but | seen him LIST
Wednesday-ma still gone. the
cooking is not mulch. wenner wortf
for dinner. Il supper.
Thursday-ma still gone. Ant
Emmy better. weeners agen. wash
ed all the dishes in the house.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-06-10
ROY AND VICINITY.

Miss Kathleen Peterson and Earl
Cooper were married at the Methodist
Parsonage at American Falls Monday,
June 9Th, by Rev. G. l.. Buckner.
Arthur Cooper brother of the groom
and Miss Mildred Young cousin OF the
bride stood up with the young couple.
T.. j. Peterson father o fthe bride was
present at the ceremony. The bride is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. j.
Peterson and is a highly esteemed and
popular young lady of Roy. She was
graduated from the st. Mary's Aca-
DENY at Salt Lake City with high hon
ors and the best wishes OF here in
structors. The groom Is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Cooper and is a
highly respected young man of Roy.
He has been attending the Gooding
College the past two years. They ex-
'pect to make their home at Roy.
Their many friends wish them every
happiness Tor q long and happy life
Ralph Newman and Glenn Adams
were American Falls visitors Monday.
ii. o. Pollard OF American Falls was
a Ro visitor the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Grooms and child
rem OF Landing were visiting at the
nome VI blIs anu NIB oSooS
Sunday.
Miss Gorilla Saylor, Miss Ruth
Agnew, Alonzo Schimsher and How
ard Provinse were visitors at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hunt.
IL. j. Peterson, Earl Cooper, Law
renee Roy, Miss Kathleen Peterson and
Miss Mildred Young motored TO the
Natatorium and spent Sunday.
Dan Fantana of American Falls was
a Roy visitor Monday.
The sheep inspector was up at the
Holloway shearing corrals and found
a few cases of scab 30 placed the
shearing corral under quarantine.
Mrs. 10. j. Peterson left Thursday foi
Ogden where she Will visit with rela'
tives
Miss Milderd Young of Salt Lake
City is visiting at the home of hei
uncle 10. j. Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Brown were Wis
itors at the home of Mrs, Browns par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.. Bartlett a
Rockland Sunday.
Earl Cooper visited friends at Good
ing last week.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-06-10

He couldn't leave his place on business
on a legal holiday, established for the
specific purpose of keeping the nations
obligations to its dead. He could not
spend two hours away from his auto
mobile to show that he appreciated his
own brothers sacrifice"
Another letter In part reads as fol-
lows: Il was astonished at the small
crowd which responded to the Memoir
ial Day service in the Auditorium
Theatre. Are people so irresponsible
so %irreverent, so disrespectful that they
so soon forget the sacrifice of war;"
Another reader says: People gen.
orally seem to have forgotten that the
stars and stripes stand for the great
est government in the world. / noticed
on decoration day that when the Flag
went down the street, only a smilI
portion of the people removed theil
hats at the passing. / was ashamed o.
my own people for their lack of re.
spect. / don't know whether 1t was
Ignorance or Indifference
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-06-10
ADDITIONAL ROCKLAND ITEMS.

Mr.. Freeman and family started for
Sugar City on Saturday last, but had
an accident near Blackfoot In which
Mr.. Freeman was Injured, having his
throat badly cut. He vas u%ncpncious
for several hours the car being also
badly damaged. The accident was
caused by loose wires crossing the
road.
A large crowd of Rockland people
attended the ball game at Indian
Springs Natatorium Sunday.
Mr. Charles Garfield passed through
Rockland Sunday enroute to his ranch
south of here.
Farmers of Rockland valley are well
pleased with prospects for this years
crop.
The city council have made 1t safe
for the people to walk on the streets of
Rockland as there will be no more an
finals stalxed thereon.
The Ladies Aid of the Congregational
church met at the homo of Mrs. j. F.
H%autzinger ON Thursday afternoon.
The American Legion boys held SER
vices at the cemetary on Memorial
day.
George Beaton OF this place ~ In the
Bethany Deasoness hospital OF Ameri-
a Falls where he underwent a SER
ious operation Friends Of Rockland
are glad to learn he 10 recovering nice
ly and will soon be home again.
Mrs, J,P, H%Hutzlnger and family n
Mrs. J. n. Cowman, Mrs, I. ], Lawson
and Mrs, o. w. Dawoll were business
visitors TO American Falls Wednes-
day forenoon spending the remainder
OF the day on n picnic at the Nat.
the day on a picnic at the Nat.
The home OF Mr.. Ira Allen was the
scene OF much merriment on Friday
afternoon when ellis and Elsie Allen
celebrated their fifteenth birthday. A
royal good time was had on the lawns
after which ice cream and cake was
served. The following we're present:
Rowene May, Verl and George Free
man, Verene. Syhil and Celia Walker
Ollie Richardson, Anabel Ogden, llent
and Floyd Allen and David Reed,
Mrs. II. u. Sanders left for Portland
Oregon on Saturday to visit her sol
Glenn Sanders,
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-06-10

CONTINUED from page u.
community are to these extents the
losers.
No Help For Large Ones.
$50 much of thought concerns the
existing population of the small town.
Beyond that is the future. There is
all the growth that is to be encour-
aged or hindered by the character of
the community and the ease with
which it adapts itself to expansion.
ut Is indeed a foolish misconcep-
ton of planning to think that it is
concerned only with the large city,
The opposite is nearer the truth. Only
a month or two ago one of the oldest
and most successful planners said that
he had just about given up hope of ever
succeeding in doing any very extern
sive good to a city of over n hun
dred thousand inhabitants.
1.-THE small town of about the pre-
sent size of American Falls is the
sized community most benefited BY
wise planning even when it is not
blessed with the opportunity to be
born again-such as now comes tC
this town.
"Of course a plan isn't everything
1t alone wont insure an attractive ano
prosperous community. That after al
is up to the citizens themselves. But
the plan will help. 1t will at least
give future generations something tc
work on, an asset which has been de-
MED the people OF most American
cities"
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-06-10
NO FROST YET.

Over three and a half inches of rain
fell at American Falls during the
month of May according to statistics
gathered by the postmaster at Ameri-
can Falls. 1t is estimated that more
than this, even fell in neighboring sec
tions.
Indications of frosty weather have
been very slight and weather prophets
predict that there is too much mois.
ture and too heavy dews to make a
frost likely at this late in the seson.
e. e. Earring who last week predicted
the largest crop in the county's his
tory is of the opinion that his original
estimate is too low
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-06-10
IDAHO IN VAN
OF RECLAMATION

Continued from page u.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-06-10
PLANNING BETTERs
SMALL CITY MOST

CONTINUED from page u.