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DEMPSEY READY TO ELIMINATE
THE COLOR LINE.
VIII Fight Negro, If Sufficient Purse
RAISED, After Defeating Carpcn-
tipr

Atlantic City, n. j., May 25.-Jalk
Kcarns manager of Jack Dempsey to
day cradicatcd II color line.
Kcarns said that if the champion
eliminates George Carpenter, on july
2, all barriers would be let down. The
next opponent Of Dempsey after Car
pcnticr has been conquered will be
the man whose services can guarantee
Il purse "wor,hy OF consideration by
the heavyweight champion OF the
world"
Kearns made this announcement
when asked whether kid Norfolk
had refused advances to come here DIS
q sparring partner. Kearns said all re
ports that he had made special rates"
to Norfolk are unfounded. Norfolk.
would be welcome, no doubt, but us la
us going 20 the point OF guaranteeing
Il meeting with the Negro heavyweight
Kcarns would make no promises.
Dempsey considers the only task &c
fore him at present is the elimination
OF Carpenter. He regards the Enrop
can champion the only logical contcn
der for the crown. kearns asserts
Dempsey will retain his laurcls after
the battle i'll Jersey City and declares
that his next engagement will dc.
pond upon the trend OF public c:amor
If the American public demands
that he meet Kid Norfolk, or any 9TH
cr Negro. and the promoter is found
wlio\wili guarantee the sum necessary
to promote such Il match he will lie
ready in behalf Of Dempsey to cltnli-
nate the color line.
Dempsey is a frcefor-all champion
Kearns said. He has the ambition to
be pronounced the greatest heavy
weight OF all time. l believe that con
sideration is coming to him and
think that on July he will make the
verdict unanimous"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-28

After Il long absence from the city
on Il trip through Virginia. North Ca,
olilE, and Washington. ID. G., Mr.. AMI
Mrs. John G. Davis. 1910 Wu!nut =.
are home again and much pleased
with their visit. Considerable time
was spent at Kcnbridgc, Va, with the
brother OF Mrs. sJnviS who j. imi.rov
ing in health IL lat part OF III, Coun
try and ut the Y. Y. ant ]. l., r.,r,s.
burg, Va, and Richmond. Va.
Mrs. Walter NJ. Farmer, 4751 Cham
plain avenue and Mrs. Theresa John
son, 1882 Indiana avenue who started
to Kansas City, Mo, to the bedside of
their father, George Johnson, who
was seriously i'll, did not reach there
before death had taken Mr.. Johnson.
The remains were shipped to this city
for burial.
Mrs. Eliza, Jackson 3739 Elmwood
avenue has gone to southern Illinois
to make her annual visit Of the variouS
lodges Of 4. L. X. and d. Of A, OF
which she is state grand queen. From
these visits Mrs. Jackson will attend
the executive board mccting at st.
Louis, Mo.
Missionary workers spent Il busy week
in Evanston, Illinois,, during The
week at Mt. Zion Church OF which
Rev. T.. y. Jones is pastor Reports
from all departments showed splendid
work during the year.
M. II. Bailey president The Bailey
Realty Co. 1898 State street closed
several deals for clients in Morgan
Park during the wrok. Mr.. Bailey is
working hard to make this the larg-
est suburb OF the city and is always
willing to give information concern.
ing houses lots and location
Mrs. Ncttic Anderson, 1896 Vernon
avenue who attended the Kentucky
Derby and afterwards visited friends
at Winchester, Ky, has returned to
the city much pleased win her trip.
Thirty eight members OF Silver
Shower Club were awarded prizes Oh
May 18th. for the efficient work they
have done for the upbuilding OF the
club. The club is an auxiliary OF Sill.
vcr Shower Council, a. u. X ana u.
( a.
Mrs. Sarah Bell. As Oak avenue Wiz,
has been quite i'll for come time l. I'm
proving at her home.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-28
Make EARLY PREPARATION no
- ENTER SCHOOL NEXT TERM.

Education, like success IN business
Is the result of careful planning and
hard work. a life rightly planned
must include provision for an cduca.
iona factor to be AS thoroughly con
sldcrcd as the business enterprise
Whlch engages ones later activities
How many OF thousands of young men
who expect to go to school somewhere
next term have decided where they
will go? Why not settle that question
now by looking over the list OF cduca-
Nonal institutions and deciding where
you want to go? Write and get a cata
log, compare the advantages which
the various schools offer and make
piplication to enter the one :hat
Let serves your reeds.
The Christianburg Industrial Ins;}-
tute oilers Il full four year High
School with one year Normal Training
thorough industrial course and high
grade instruction in agriculture. Fine
opportunity given for students to helm
pay their expenses by their work. A
lew work out their entire expenses.
Write for catalog explaining terms
Of admission. Address:
IL. A. Long, Principal,
Cambria, Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-28

for the defendant, objected to the jur
isdiction OF tho court, arguing the dc
fectivcncSS of the act. in that it fails
to provide for triai ly jury or indiet
meut. judge DAILY ho,i the constitution
ality OF the law is Il matter for the
Supreme Court to pass upon.
During TIC twCaty-.our hours end
ing Monday tho police in New York
made 81 arrests The total for the Null
ian-GaGc vet now i 3.6!2. Sixteen bar
refs OF luuor IA $40 bottles were
seized during the day. 4<t"r,v 10000
hotties are held ny the police besides
thousands O. mS;. kegs. cans and 9th
cr containers.
On. Y. Sun. May ISL
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-28
BUSINESS IN GOVERNMENT is
PROMISED by CHAIRMAN GOOD

Washington, Mayhem and more
economical means Of conducting TIT.
affairs of the Federal Government are
provided III the budget bill, according
to Chairman James W. Good, ciE,lr-
man OF the House Appropriations Com
mit.ee, i'll speech IN the House. He
says:
Il doubt if Congress will he caiIcu
upon to pass Legislation OF greater
Consequence to the country than the
bill which wo arc now considering
For number of years men have been
rrs have been writing articles on bud
getary legislation, and it is now pro
posed within the next week or 10 days
TO place upon the Statute books Il bill
that Will bring about a practical rcali
Zation OF these hopes and expectations
We have been talking about economy
in Government affairs, and at the same
time have been practicng eXtrava.
Gancc. This has been true irrespective
Of the political party that has happen
IA to lie in power. The trouble has
been that we have had no business
system with which to conduct the fis-
cal affairs Of the Government. The
Government of the United States is
the biggest business concern in all
the world employing more men, dis
bursting more funds than any other
Government. "
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-28
WHISKY VANISUES UNDER EYES
OF the POLICE

"Thc Mystery Of the Two WhiSkcy
Barrels" is Il detective story still to be
written. First Deputy Police Commits
sioner Leach listened yesterday to an
outline Of the plot, minus the solution
in Brooklyn Police headquarters where
Patrolmen Charles White, Ludwig
Miller and Edward Schmidt of thc
Glendale station appeared before him
charged with failure to prevent the
disappearance OF liquor seized in Il
raid by Inspector McDonald'S special
rum squad.
White, Muller and Schmidt were as
signed to guard ninety gallons of
whiskcy, contained in two barrels, in
the cellar of a restaurant at S25 Fresh
Pond road. Both barrels were sealed
and so was the only cellar door. They
stood guard in three shifts on the side
walk and could see through the glass
of the cellar door.
When the barrels were examined
by Captain Clifford next morning he
found them almost empty, although
the seals on barrels and door were un
broken. The patrolmen declared no
one had entered while they were on
guard.
The case was adjourned by Commits
sioner Leach until Tuesday, when
Joseph Werner. druggist Of $50 An
thony avenue, Brooklyn is to produce
bill Of sale to establish his owner
ship OF the liquor.
The first trial in Middlesex county,
New Jersey under the Van Ness State
enforcement act. resulted in fine OF
$3.50, imposed by Judge DAILY in New
Brunswick yesterday upon Patrick +.
Rocks, a saloonke.por Of Old Bridge.
State Senator Thomas Brown eauvae,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-28

, :, =, NVVIV WHO
have used 1t are amazed at its won.
derful effect. Rid your face of that
awfnl dark color or greasy appcar.
ance i'll a few minutes. It costs so
nttle that You can't afford to be
without IL. just think how much
pretticr you would look with that old
dark skin gone and new soft light
skin in its place. Men and women
today must care for their complcyions
to enter society.
III your druggist VII not supply
YOU with Cocotone Skin Whitcner
Sela 20 cents for large package to
Cocotonc Co., Maiden, Mass.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-28
HICKMAN GROCERY.

Mr.. w. Oscar Hickman has pur
426 Fifth Avenue N. w. and will
be glad to sec all of his old friends.
lie ha.s added Il large new stock TO
his store. Stop and look him over.
Mrs. Mary Jones and Mrs. Lizzie
Moorman left Sunday for Lawrence
vile Va. where they attended the
commencement at St. Paul.. Mr..
Joseph jones graduated.
When hungry try one OF the
Franklin Cafes soc and 4oc specials.
Meals at al, hours. Home cooking
at lowest prices. J. C. Dnggcr,
Manager.
Mr.. Charles Jones Of Pulaski Va.
was patient at Buried Hospital for
the PAST week. He was abe 10
return to his home Saturday accom-
panied by his son Mr.. Harry Jcncs.
Mrs. Joseph c.. Digger left for
Rogcrsvillc Tenn. She is attending
the commcnccmcnt at Swift Nom rial
Cu'icSc where her two daughters
Ursula and Gaynclle Brown. arc
students.
Mrs. G. G.. Williams rendered her
little daughter Il Dlrtnuay party OH
Tuesday, having as her guest many of
her little mates. 1t was very
unique affair.
Mr.. Theodore HoNanl who has
been very sick at the home Of DR..
George e. Moore for two weeks is
out again and hopes to leave for his
home this ycek. His mother came
here because of his condition and is
delighted over his recovery.
Mrs Amy Bailey who has been
quite indisposed for some weeks. is
oNt again.
Mrs. jamie Galloway is at home
from Burrel Memorial Hospital fee!
ing much benefited.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-28
DO YOU KNOW THEM?

l desire to know the whereabouts
OF Anty Jachson's sons. who lived in
Richmond or in Virginia somewhere
during slavery tines. He was an ola
man, who bought his freedom by
working in the gold mines and after
the surrender he married a Creole.
Any Information concerning him oh
his relatives will be thankfully re-
eived by,
ANDREW JACKSON,
Baxter, West Virginia.
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GARDEN CITY

offers the best you can find in home
sites. It is not Simply Il nice pace
"for colored people" but high and
dry. in the right direction with the
Mchmo nd-Washingt (concretc)
Highway and tho mond-Ashland
electric line running directly through
the property and with extra iargo lots
fronting both sides Of the highway
and both sides Of the electric line
it is nice place for anybody.
The 25 foot lot as generally sold
contains 1000 square feet. Our
smallest lots contain more than 10000
whsle some OF them have over $4,000
square feet and at prices as low as
$3.50. 90 or less than $33 :. 90 for each
ordinary lot or each 5000 square feet
contained in it's area.
TERMS $10.0 CASH. Then so
Per Week
SPECIAL SALE OF LOTS ON
MEMORIAL DAY MONDAY MAY 80
at 400 p. M. Come out and sec
for yousef. Buy the lot. we will.
build the house and let you pay for
it like rent.
One nice little SIX ROOM BUNCAA
LOW now for saibe on calsy terms with
immediate possession.
IOPRICE LAND CORPORATION
Care of BRAGG BROS. G. CO..
SOC North Second Street
llandolph 1860
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-28

FihHlNlA-ln the Law and Equity
Court OF the City OF Rihcmond the
10th day Of March 1921.
ARNET'FN e. HOMES >. Plaintiff
against Tn Chancery
CHARLES w. HOLMES, Defendant
The object Of this suit is to OBJ
tain divorce from tho bond
Of matrimony by the plain
Tiff from the defendant on tho ground
natural impotency of the body exist
IL at the time Of marriage.
And an affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant, Chorles
WIZ ms Holmes is not a resident of
the State Of Virginia it is ordered
that he appear here within ten days
after the due publication OF this or
der and do what may be necessary
to protect his interest in this suit.
A CNry:
T"st.: LUTIER LI3DY, Clerk.
). ID. BYRD, p. @.
532 1-2 N. Second Street.
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HEADACHE TABLETS.

Why suffer with pain In the head
when our SPECIAL HEADACHE
TABLETS win relieve any sufferer
with sick and nervous headache
Neuralgia. Etc. Send rs cents TODAY
for ""e box cf our Tnh;ots. D. "
WATSON, $50 u. Marlboro Street
Florence 81, C. :
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RQkHlYE: NEVIS


ROANOKE, VA. May II. - The
following is list or those mombcr"
of Maple street Baptist Church who
had the var Gus minister's OF the city
to preach fer Their cubs TO assist N
their raly:
'ltcv. Haynes for Brother Sellers;
Rev. Wal-rr THOMPSON Tor Ncv.
Rose, $2.0o: Rev. l'1i"Ston. Sf.'3;
Rev. NroWdcr Tor Rev. 1hofNN on
50 90: itCN. Iva nrS Tor Si>t2f ic'lC
SMITH, - -; Rev. PorHHc for sister
Bottle. $2.:'; Rev. I&'", ipr &'"r
Iabnor. 81 30; Rev lto%" scr SISTER
Pcuut"E. %3.u.'; Rev. Paul for
Brother ~r.}er%. 50. 40, Re. jcn"in@
for S'cr 'i"m""N a. ."N. l,2N. W.
Thomp on for SISTER Nh.'". 5000;
Rev. Rose Tor SISTER N'f@ ~" hoIlP
sou, 81. %; Key. y. i VOW ~ lof
ParSon. $500: R"v. }. t. Louder
back for sister Person, Slo'oo; KEY.
Yates for Sister Katie De!hridfe. 50;
Rev. Douglass fer Brother thompson
81 G5; Rev. ~. l.. James Tor SlS1ef
Young. IS. 20: kcV. Wlloam G.loer'
for Sister Thelma. 5. So: Rev. Woods
for Sister Alice JACKSON. -. 50; NeV.
Yates for Sister Hattie, $40; ReV.
Floyd Patterson Tor SISTER Young.
Sc. O5; Rev. James ). Hatcher 1or
Sister Young, 50. 10; Kew. Jones 'or
Sister Bette, 81. 90; Rev. James 5
Hatcher for benefit or the Church'
Sc 30; Rev. Powc at May liza ly'
$1i. 80: making total OF %l6i 80
for which Rev. Rose AND MS Sma'i
congregation wish to thank All VINO
assisted them in making thlS success
for tho Masters Cause.
Mr. Samuel Bruce returned mono
from i'hNtaN t"nn'E near tta@'or
SPRING. where he visited his onE
living sister. Mis-. Ann COOK ana
other relatives and friends Of years
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS, WRITE FOR FULL PAR
ticulars OF the best selling article
ever offered to men; enormous profits:
artiese costs you only s cents sells
quick for a dollar. SIS daily made
by one hustleE. Sworn statement
Address d. w. Watson, 220 East
Marlboro Street. FLORENCE, s. C.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-28
REDUCE YOUR weight

at the rate of 10 to 35 pounds
per month. BY simple guaranteed
safe, reliable treatment, tassco
VIII reduce your weight without
unnecessary exercise and dieting.
and will not injure or weaken
your system. Write today for
thDl9 SOC box enclosing 15c in
silver or stamps with this ad to
Tassco Company, Boston, Mass.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-28
VALIEU GROVE PARK

valley Grove Park IS now open Cor
Sunday School and Church Picnics.
AGENT:
M. l.. CRITTENDEN,
400 South Lombardy ST.
Richmond, Va.
Phone Boulcvard-.312l-W.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-28
COlOflGD PEOPLE DELIGTITED
WITH NEW DISCOVERY TO
BLEACH THE SKIN.

Atlanta. Ga
Says that re.
cent tests have
proven without
DOUBT that
SWarthy or sal
low complex
IONS can DO
made light by
a new treat.
nent recently
'scovered by
Il man in AT.
ianta Just ask
your druggists
Tor CocotOne
Skin Whitcner
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-28
ACTION or CIIAMBHR Is PARIS
SENSATION.

Paris. May %, "A sudden and uu
looked ior .nostDo'1 cmcnt of action Ivy
the Chandler OF Deputies until Tuct,
day. after, two days. OF dcsultory dc
bate on the Sjicsian and Preparations
questions. Furnished France Il pcli :.
cal sensation tonight,
II i conceded thot the rovcrnmcHt
ulGoultcdiy is &p1rring for time ~
order 20 avoid participating i'll ~
supreme council conference @ahcau}, !
for Sunday. until the prc*"ut, in!lvm
Cd state OF France sentiment. HuI..'
.tSric oUt.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-28
WIFE WANTED.

good looking wife. Ono
Qualified to bc the help-meet OF a
minister with gooH charge. I'D
dress,
REV. II. ". A
Ell West Fail, ST.,
New Casti,!. Pa.
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NOT ENDANGER FRENCH
COMMERCE.;

Louchcur declared that the Is per
cent tax on German exports was an
excellent method of payment. and
one not dangerous 10 French com.
mcrCc.
I'VE were forced 10 fight eight days
before we could obtain guarantees
from the commission. We didn't wish
to wait forty years before payment, d.
We wanted The whole world to be
Gcrmany's creditor and W. got what
we wantcd.'
ForgcotS attack ccntcrcd on tho
London agreement. He pictured
France 'bowcd down by the weigh:
Of her expenses, and facing Il restored
and really victorious Germany"
Deputy Cachin developed his usual
communiStic thcSitS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-28
AWAIT AGREEMENT ON
BOUNDARIES

BRAND is also waiting fer the arrcu
mcnt O. the intcvallicd comm SajcD
regarding the tiXation of Upper Silc.
sian boundaries.
Decision to postpone further cnam,
her action until next week was sprung:
by the government forces at the las,
moment. Premier BRAND had been
scheduled to reply to Forgot, but in.
stead. sent in LOuchcr rs n pinch-h;t
ter, Louchcur confined his speech tn
the financial phases OF the reparations
problem, without touching upon tho
political Significance of the govern.
ment's latest acts.
In spirited defense of Dubois he
declared:
1--WE had to fight our hardest to
defend our figures. Undoubtedly, our
share, siXty.cight billion marks, is i'll
sufficient to pay us both for pensions
and repurations. but the uncertainty
OF exchange rates may favor us 20
some extent. 1t will be Impossible
to bring German labor to France"
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-24
NP}q COACH UNIVERSITY
 WASHINGTON PUNTERS
,Hy Asso, lated rr,ssl

SEATTLE. Oct 24 - EnoCh Bag. shaw, the new football coach at the university of Washington is build HE for tho future and while he has not much to say yet regarding Wash ington's chances in the Pacific Coast Conference this year. he is certain the varsity will place high in the race next year and in later years.
 Bagshaw's hopes are based on the fact that about fifty new students, including transfers and freshmen. are men who made records for them selves in high school and college football in various parts of the country. Several of the freshmen are from Everett. near here. where BagshaW as coach of the high school. turned out team that claimed the national championship several years.
 Among the new men are Myron Hanlcy. Spokane, brother of the two Hanley boys who starred on Wash ington State College clcyens Hor- ace Mcleod. Tacoma. a star kicker; Lester sherman, captain of last years Everett team; Jack Lillis, Wenatchee. guard; Don Clarke. Bel lingham, quarterback; Amos Christy. who last year explained the Stan ford University freshmen. and Noel Calhoun, who has played at Purdue.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-24
OVIETS UPSET BORDER STATE
 MARKETS
Wy IntcrnolIonm Ncw- scryIcol

G|y International Ncws Scrytco)
 RENAL. Esthonia, Oct 2l The great Russia economic vacuum has had the effect of drawing into SOY let Land almost any soryiccable ob- ject in the border states of Esthon- ia and Latyia which isn't nailed down. It is reported Russians are willing to pay almost any prices for the necessities of life Because of the blockade most of the buying has been done in the border state markets, with the result that the II. C. l.. of Riga and Reval has scared beyond reason.
 Esthonia especially holds a posi- tion very much like that of Holland to Germany during the war. A a neutral stae, which could buy in the world markets and then smupgle necessities into Germany. little Hol land was far more valuable to Ger many than she would have been blockaded by the Allies under a Ger man army of occupation.
 British. French and American firms. who would not have been will ing to do business with nor extend credits to PctroErad or Moscow, have been perfectly willing to close contracts with firms in Riga and Reyal although they knew that the goods would immcdatly be rcsold to Soviet representatives.
 In addition to this legitimate bus mess, steady stream of smuggl- ing has been going on between Rus sia and the border states. Gold and silver objects, jewels. expensive furs, valuable paintings and othe" objects have come through the barbed wire border between Russia and Esthon- ia in a steady stream to pay for food stuffs and other necessities smuggled back to Soviet Land
 Russia's willingness to put up it's prices has forced up standards, so that the Esthonia money is worth only a quarter to one fifth of the German mark in exchange, is ire Quently only one sixth to one-fif- teenth of the German mark in pur chasing power.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-24
PRODUCTION TOBACCO
 GREATLY CURTAILED
CBy Associated PressD

WASHINGTON, Oct PA billion more cigars. almost two billions fewer cigarettes and 14.OOO.OOO pounds less of manufactured tobacco were pro. duced during the 1920 than during 1919. Census bureau statistics com piled from internal revenue reports show
 Pennsylvania leads in the manufac- ture of la,ge and small cigars. produc- ing more than one-Quarter of the tota! which was S,O57.792 large cigars and GAP, 300 small cigars in 1920.
 North Carolina leads in he produc- tion of small cigarettes, producing more than half of the country's total output which was 51,192.762,7OS.
 New York leads in production of large cigarettes, producing almost 27 per cent of the country's total of 4l, O5l,2I7.
 North Carolina leads in production of smoking tobacco, producing more l than one-quarter of the 2S,566 655 pounds manufactured in 1919. ! Missouri leads in the production of ] plug tobacco. producing fl per cent of the 141,O37,S95 pounds manuiac- tured in 1919 and also leeds in produc- ] ton of twist of which 11.290 4SS pounds were manufacturer in 1919. 1 Illinois leads in the production of fine cut tobacco, producing more than 8 per cent of the count"y's total of 1 Sl65.S SG5 pounds
 1 Tennessee leads in production of snuff, producing more than A per cent of the countrys total production of l 35.0O7SSS pounds
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-24

feet. and ore struck at twenty-eight feet. and again at l05 feet, which runs from sixty to sixty-rive per cent pure copper. Work on the tunnel was only started the first of this month and new equipment is necessary in order to pro cend and this will be at once ordered.
 The Green group is known as the Barrett property and lies across Me Carthy creek from the Mother Lode mine
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-24

Sponges are popularly regarded as a kind of sea plant, but in reality they are the skeletons of low type of ami mai
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-24

James p. GaskelI who is developing the Green group copper claims, near Mccarthy, is here on his way to the states This property looks most prom ising and will likely soon be mum bered among the big shippers.
 A new tunnel has been driven 18O
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-24

There is very little machine work in chemaking of pianos. nearly every operation being done by hand.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-24

The dome of the Palace of Justice in Brussels is made of papier mache. The Polish alphabet contains forty five letters.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-24

Natives who use blowpipes for hunt ing have an accurate aim up to fifty yards.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-24

If cloth is placed over a basin of freshly-made starch there will be no skin on the top, as is the case when it is left to cool uncovered.