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practice.
At presen itch two schools Of the
State are admitting about l2o,lSo
students cf medicine annually: This
means 4 total enrolment of about
400 students and graduating classes
of IS to 100. On pages u and IL
Of the majority report 1t IS evident
that the majority members have in
mind school Of this size, and in
this respect the minority members
are in agreement with the majority
members.
The writer has shown that all the
better medical schools Of America are
limiting their entering classes to
maximum Of 100 men for experience
has shown that one medical faculty
cannot take care Of larger classes.
DR.. Tucker has also committed Elm-
self to the proposition that the COM
bined Virginia school must be one OF
these better schools, as is shown on
page IA of the majority report:
"Whatever plan of location IS
adopted, the consolidated school must
be maintained according to the high
est standards Of medical edueation
in America. Both institutions are
now in the highest rank-Classs a OF
the American Meical Association;
but this organization has already
announced its intention Of re estab-
hshing a higher grade-Class A
plus-and Virginia can not afford to
be in any lower group. The type Of
institution is more important than
it's location"
It is therefore clear that the adop-
ton Of the plans proposed IN the
ma iority report will not increase the
number >. graduates. If this be true,
these men will no more be forced by
economic necessity TO locate in rural
districts than they are today.
1t is not fair to our rural d1strlcts
to lead their people to think trat
their medical needs will be met by
graduating more doctors or that
Richmond location will result m
graduating more doctors than UNI
Versity location. Only the truth
makes free. This truth is expressed
by DR.. P. w. Boyd, a member OF
the State Board of Medical Exam.
iners and an advocate of Richmond
location, when he says on page 81
of the majority report:
"The supply Of physicians and
health officers for the rural districts
will only be sufficient when the rural
districts make conditions more at
tractive for young man to locate IN
such di tricts. To do this there
should be an Improvement in roads,
schools, telephone service, rural mail
"Compensation fer their services
must be adequate to meet all neces,,
sary expenses for themselves and
families. ce.
zach county should make suffic-
lent appropriation for health officers
SO as to induce them to locate IN a
rural district. 49,,
Dr.. Boyd here states the problem
of rural practice in it's terms. me
following quotation from Dr.. Alder
man on this problem of rural practice
as related to medical education sums
up the situation admirably.
"The need of country doctors =, IS
vaguely alleged as reason! for tins
decision. That need exists and
must be supplied. BY a country doc
tor | do not mean an inferior doctor,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-09-08
SHORTAGE OF
DOCTORS IN VIRGINIA
Important Question Discussed BY
Physicians.

SuSSllOh DiSSuSoSo hS
Physicians.
The shortage Of physicians in Vir-
GINA, particularly in the rural dis
tricts, has been more or less consist
emily urged DIS an argument for the
location of the consolidated state sup
ported. medical school in Richmond
Dean Theodore Hough. of the medical
department of the University, has
taken issue with this argument and
has answered it very convircingly in
a letter replying to DR.. Beverley R:
Tucker, member C the( fedical
Con.Is s:cn and su,:rter oil the
majority report to consolidate the
two schools in Richmond.
DR.. Hough as we'll as Others who
favor University location fails to see
why the Richmond location will be
able to produce more physicians for
the state than will the University
location.
Dean Hough's letter in part fol-
lows:
1t is difficult to see the casual con
nection between the location Of the
medical school and the supply of
physicians to rural districts except
on the assumption that school loca-
ted in Richmond can graduate so
large a number of physicians that
some of them will be forced by
economic necessity to engage in rural
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-09-08

rear of the lot hereby conveyed and
running through the block. Subject,
however, to reservation OF the said
L. NJ. Johnston and Daisy Johnston,
for themselves, their successors and
assigns to the right Of way upon and
over the rear five feet of the lot here
by conveyed which will form part Of
said 10 feet alley for the use in COM
mon Ct all lot owners AUDITING
thereon.
Subject also to a deed Of trust
dated November IA, 1919, recorded in
deed book 60, page 1913 to secure the
payment of $4,000 and interest.
Terms of Sale: Cash.
Conveyancing ana revenue stamps
at the cost of purchaser.
Howard w. Smith,
James R. Cation, Jr.
Trustees.
2O6-Sc.
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Annual Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the an
NAL meeting of the stockholders of
the Howard Lumber Company, Inc,
will be held at its principal office,
Ill South Fairfax street, Alexandria,
Virginia, at IL o'clock a. M, on the
9th day of September, 1921. at which
time officers and directors will be
elected, and such other business trans
acted as may properly come before
the meeting.
JAY P. FELT,
Secretary.
199-13c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-09-08
ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Union Building Com,
pany for the election of officers ana
directors for the ensuing year viii
be- held at its Office, ll9 South Falr-
fax street, Alexandria. Va on Mon.
day., September 18th, 1921, II
o'clock a. NJ -
M. M. Parker, President.
Louis Boyer, Jr., Secretary.
2l3-12c.
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~ understand that your boy Josh is
interested in perpetual motion"
eyes," replied Farmer Hawbuck,
"and Pm kinder encouraged about it.
| thought for a while that the only
thing Josh was interested in was per-
petual Boston Transcript.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-09-08
LAUGHS

s'Has Bobbie been eating between
meals"
"Bobbie has no between meals. =
Life.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-09-08

There is an English church where
a box hangs in the porch. 1t is used
for communications for the pastor.
Cranks put their notes in it, but oc
casionally it does fulfil it's purpose.
Recently the minister preached, by re-
quest, sermon on Recognition of
Friends in Heaven" and during the
week the following note was found in
the box: "Dear Sir should be much
obliged if you could make it conven-
lent to preach to your congregation on
The Recognition of Friends on Earth,
as have been coming to your church
for nearly six months, and nobody has
taken any notice of me yet Chris
tian Register.
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NOTICE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Examinations for the grammar
grades will be held at 900 a. NJ.
Friday, September 8, at Lee School
September 9. For High School stu
dents, at the High School, Friday, at
900 a. nj.
((Signed) w. H. SWEENEY.
2l2-3c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-09-08

Harlequin-"Artists say that five
feet four inches is the divine height
for women, sweetest"
Columbine-"Oh, but Pm five feet
six inches"
Harlequin (quickly)-"Oh, but
you're more than divine!"-Sydney
Bulletin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-09-08

81 hear Charles on his feet again"
eyes, poor boy, his creditors took
his car."-Sydney Bulletin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-09-08

"What age would you say ! was,
young sir?"
"Half of what you really are, dear
lady."-Sans-Gene PARIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-09-08
WANTS WOMEN WORKERS
TN SOCIAL SERVICE

Many Inducements Offered Declares
Board of Charities Secretary
Richmond, Va, Sept. 1.-The State
Board of Charities of Virginia has
sent out an appeal to the women OF
Virginia and the south to enter TIE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-09-08

Townly-"Do you often have to
rush to catch. your morning train?"
Subbubs-"O it's about an even
break. Sometimes l am standing at
the station when the train puffs up
and other times it is standing at the
station when / puff up,"-Boston
Transcript.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-09-08

Little Mary came into the house bed
raggled and weeping.
any goodness" cried her mother;
"what sight you are! How did it
happen?"
q am s-sory, mama, but fell into
a mud-puddle.
What! with you best new dress
on?"
"Y-y-yes, l didn't have time to
change it." Central Wesleyan Star.
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1t is for these reasons that we
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cause it is the well-baianced,
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tsStandard'' Motor Gasoline is
the best you can buy-and it
costs no more. Now obtainable
wherever you motor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-22
Mttsfatuff ii De1ttfder Gprade.E

Mttsftaft IL Dettider Sprade.
ns M1isfunffsbureau gibt III 0elt-
ald}er Sprade bereittpiaigit uf6 to-
a1ter1los Nugfunif nber ale sic Bun.
DISCRIMINATING b~etrefferoe Mngeleger.
gbeitet, 6ffentIideg @efurobeitgtpeien
FSolonfen uiD MatroferangeIegenbei.
ten BeiesBebung, Mrbeiterberbi1iltnii.
|, Decentralization, Mustpanoerung
Giriunf1oerling, 5teueriDeien Meife
pde gr5iebunggtueien uip. Mnfra-
gen in6 ii ridfen an: German sec.
tio11 9lirenii Soreign 2angunge
sSnformntion Serbice, Mnerican Me0;
Cross 10. Meif 37 Stree, Stem
gor gitD.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-22

gpfaede aureaaf uno hereitete A npr,
befpegt anssufehel;. Sn Mefsm Muz
genblid erfhisn se ffdttli1 III
bes 9r. COMPLETION, Sic md faitli-
here Grafin @riInsr an alm aals
reno.
Mei1te Mnfter!r risf 2abD Mlieia
aus unb iprcnq aaf.
9h@ faate Ssberibga .ipslh eins
fdSne sSrau!
2abn Glieia errDtete, uub sic Grdz
fin. bic msttlerneile natter gefpmnsn
maj. fob ;darf an.
$40 ted1t nu beam, Mlieidg
IS mar e be;B i'm Sad, Marna,
uno ba. SEQ
.sSShre reiaer1bs 3odter. andbies
sSrdu1, unterbrad lie 8eperioge, Der
nd erhoben hatte, nit elmer tiefe1'
gerbeuaung, bat ben Mnnia qehabt1.
einen Ma5niinrigen in Ser Nd9e al'
faibieren - i1 BIN nahn1irnig ll1o
babe in Ser 5ubpsfommenbfe ten Wetlee
gefaIeft.1
Nad oseIen Morter flhs er 1lG
nit Der 5anb burh bas 6aor, ~
SAB es i'm. uiber Sic Muger fie!!, bliess
Sic Baden aufi, 1tieB einen geaerosn
5arei aus, fprunJ, 70 bo9 e. fpn11te,
in Sic Cuff unb fam plDBli9 drf ben
-Bo6en gu tBer.
uDies If. ME .SShnen unier Sreurlo
81. gongleton feftdtigen ptrb, EN-
aan3 gefpDbnlifes 5DmptDm f1hr
Ct fort, inoem er ld9elno 1tl1 9adr
nieber gIatt fri9.
5oppbl 81. gpngleton dls oie
@rdfin parerl 3n 1ebr ertdunt, i'm
cine Bemerfnng gu maiden. Bepsz
ridge mencete iihh alio nieber 3n 3aon
Mficia, reidte ibr ben Mrm nno
faate: r@eftatten Sic mir, Sic ntez
Ser at ben anoern Ndrrer 5urud3uz
fIbren." !.
sgt e nun pirflid l,ngefdhrli4g1
flufterte Die @rdfiin.
sd. !. .i1 glaube arfportete
ST.. gDngletprl peripirrt; uaber !d
per6e i'm BON nun an ettpas 1prgfdl<
tiger beobahten la1en.
MIs lie ipie0es Ben 8dlfadl betraz
ten, fragte 8eperibae 2abn Mtieia
leife: Wpnen @is mid art1e1 Wabn<
finriger p~ieberiehen291
lno 2aon Mlicia brldte letfe fetz
men Mrm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-22

3uriidd!E
Mber Ser lloste NeiterDffi5ier perz
fdpano baIb ben N(ugen Moggrioges
nnb ser aabD Miein; Ct rnite nur
6abin; Bel Ser naid3}Iten giegungI
mubte er oas sor itbsn.
n2lber es Miro f6er 81 iein,1
oahte er.
Die gefdloTeren 9ore bIidten i'm
grimmig ertgegen; Elm Reittntnt ser
fein pfero am 33igel ibrte, itan6
bareben.
ngerfluat!!s murrnelte 8eDericge,
perbete raid n1o rift Iangfam 5u@
rid.
3pei Minuten fpater itieB Il auf
Mpggriogs, Ser beftaubt, bodger0tet,
feuderO 6aberranrlte.
aDas Elm ai1nes aier,
Mpggrioge, nass2" bemerIfe 8ez
Derioge Ieidtbiin.
.Sn eiren nSnen @9tpeiB babenI
sic mid gebrad1 ertpioerts ser
Mdirter nittno.
nGie pollen bod 0amit nidt inz
gen, Bob Sic mttr 11a9gelaufen lino2
ngepiB min ih 1as 1ugen,1 anti.
portete Moggriogt grimmig, inoem
ct benz gfer0e IN Die 3igel ffiiel.
rWonen sic es ei11 ipenig fibren9
Meinetipeeer1 mir feben 10 aus,
als bGtten mir eben Das DerbD gez
npl1rer.
.Werlorsr, ponen Sic faeen, 90 Sic
SDre glidli6erneife gefnlpFen MAJ
ren, brummte ser Wdrter.
.5o2 Die Gore iiro gei9lDfen2
Dos bab' if gar nidbi bemertf
nRatirlin nidhtt,1 perfeBte Mpggz
ridge bDbniih der @onneniih,
ben @ie ii SSnobien befommer baben,
bat Sic notwithstanding baron berbinz
oert."
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MDggrioge2?1
ST a11tfpnrtete nidt.
8tberibge Ia9fe unb fagte: sd
nuBte ntdt, SOB @ie ID germ laufen;
tDenn id Is gepuBt bdtte, 10 bidi.ten
Sit mid ia nm ben ean3en Bart
berum begleiten fDi;r1re11. :
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ren, fogar nm Ole ganae @taffdaft,1
bemerfte Der Mdrter.
SIS mare bienei9t 5dper eelDefen,
oas Sier gum .@teben 3u bringen,1
CAB 8eDerioge 81, .ober iebt 1T 0us
Henren pDriiber, Mnggribge, u11b im
mDdte 2aon Nlieia bas gfero allei11
5urIdbringen.1
Mpggrioge lG9elte irpniid.
.9ie pDnen ni9t loslofeng" frog
te 8eberioge.
sd bent niat bara11!E lautete oie
sQfnttDprt.
So preBte Beperioge ieinen Sgfi.z
#felabiaB nit aner MadN III Sic
Mei9en bes pferbes: III niGidFen
Mugenblid lag ser Midrter auf sem
@oIcnn hmm niesmoI ~ aaSn sfI;.
t;sa 5urud. 9roitlos, 3erfnirf1t
ftuno re Da, bas Saidentun an sic
h;Srie trndnef. = Eh';hr, M,,as,,
ma MITE n,,f nhsr In Gs;bf ~.
,an6 INNER fran,nb,n,bf 80
Da lin IL mien,pa {oof. a.
beriode sqeIoien. inbem q obifiea. IS.
Wo 1T ser {dauoerbnfte
Menfn?gA rief lie aus.
s. .Wer" fraate ct eritnlrt.
Der Mann, ser lie perfolqte.
Beberiioqe beqarn laut al laner,
uno aaop Mlieia nabm nieoer Ill
ihrem safdentuhe 3ufluht.
Ser fpmnt an sur nah.aa nr1ts
sportete Il.
sat Il sic qefqnaeng 9b, par-
I'm finb gie nidt au1,a Dqppnaerit<
ter,2a
8eperigbe betradtete lie nit padz
fennen ssnfpreffe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-22

Ill.


Ill.
Mm foleenber Morgen feb Or.
SgDngletpn Or. gscDtf auf lem s3tr1s
mer rufer. q,
,gscott1 agte Ct gu i'm, mir
iperoen Mr. BeDeribge ettpas f9drfert
i'm Muge bebdlten mien.
vMeinen sic, 9err 9oftpr2 er<
nioerte Gseott, sd balte TIN tyr
D0nia bqrmlps.1 $500
81 muB troboem beipadt nerosn.
aabn gsilper mar gsitern ibsr lem
genebfnen fehr beltur5s unb id bin
i'll, 81 Fe mir :hon nebrere 9srS
man6te artpertraut bat, Die grDBte
MIdfiAt 19ulbig. Me1f er alip
nidt unter Sarer Muffi6t ftsbt, mufz
fen sic Dofur icrge1s Bob Noggrioge
i'm niht aus Sen Mugen pe.lisrt.A
Moggriogs ein tdrier Bdrter, per
iih be}Dnbers Bel pioerfpen1f;gen va
tienten ihpn betpd1rt bate, erb:elt
alio Ben 8efebl. Mr. BeDeri5ge duf
unauffdnige Mrt 81 beipaden.
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cine Yqrtie 8indrb nit 81. gseott,
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lid cine s3igerre BON tim aus uno
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ct inns, bnrhte u1Ie Hidte auf fei llt
nbr. Wdbrenb ct = anf nnb ab
ging, pie!!te Elm DergaIgtes adhel11
I'M feline 2ippen.
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gu pfetfen Das gerauG Derftnmmte,,
uno eiiner Mugenblid pdter fiiel etzs
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SSSS%soSI ns
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fragte Saon Mlte1d. poale1g 1e lm
tttnen nu111d1te, pap pas So1a, auT
Dem ne faBe1, etipas breIfer mare. !.
Satpobl, e ftno Betlp.ele Ger ore1
flafifdlen Wtethooei1: lIebfDlen. 5um
beiten haben, frdrfert. Welde 51eherl
Sic ppr2"
uGradblen Sic mir Sbrer1 4ur'z
r1er1, aatnortete he, tpieoer etn me-
mig Mut fafenb.
Isle gebDren gu bem 9el4ledt,,
Du9 wv 0t.Ss N.Ns
ytan1e1i 1ternt" 1agt ers spas9's my.
men, it dIfo, bob i'd Sic gum beite11
Aaben 1ols a..4.
VT mdgfe e.n ian9es Deuel.
feufate sneimdl ttef duf, bltdte 5drt<
Ii9 in bic blauea Nugen bes lllr1aelt
Wdoebens nno Desa1n, .noem 6 y
1et.1en gr1nrernn9en gu 1uUeH lI.e1',
mt fdrttfer St!nlme gu e15ep.sn.
rmteIne stIio1et1 naI 1t " uhp ~.
gludItg, TEN gu1'ses gsDlI, lsnne
N1eDto1hl9. uteh per6lulsl Sl.!.
nafer prusel1e mug, ms'as w
S1teItau.IeI, mpg,s NY .pss.A ...s
ner pn91lnen @eore9sn is.psl'
n1o fui1i1erte 1tq h'g1 IN n''a''
aoqldens Delg.MP11s pe NV ).
rAoer p1e q. pas
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GIN, g.e u Is.pr ~ . H.
1no 1are Delul..Iea N,u1 !us..'s aG.
IalI. 9al,s. "S1.s.Duo nhn M a.
mu,IeIs nao palIM pVsl.II
Dreg a!a asas ms.,.ea -. , ut,1 csoh-
oy g. ua ~ sannts * MIR III
re-, er1IaIIs g, s1pn.!s ~ W. In.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-22
NEW PROCESS
STEAM LAUNDRY

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9enh SIR Gttuas bou Gure @dide?
Asenn e, 6ann iuirb es ii& Gnd lob.
1lel1, nidt aufer Adt 81 lafen, bad
wir Gter Gigeutt11 bebanseIn, alS
mare Is 0as 1lrierige. 8ir laben sic
bDqtan6ige 8eidanftnH i'm Morb.
meiten ,1nb liefern eriie aIaGe Mrbeit.
@ir gebrnl1dlen feine GbemifaIen;
mir nerber6en baber Cure gadca
MIDI. @ern SIR RENE Mrbeit nnb te.
fe Beban6Iung mplIt, ban11 benft an
ltns. Mniere 8reiie iIl1b ~niebriger dis
isnittuo, i1u6 mir beiprgen Gure ga.
nilientuaiide billiger aIs SIR es felbit
TIM f6nnt. Nir Baben Mgenten in ben
1tttlieger6en Gtabten.
IS. ia. MEYER
Giget1thnner
s. Npe. Siib. 81. gIouo. Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-22

alln0 mil man 51Iipeilen
elber prehen
Dng faate er III ptrauriqe1 Son,
oaB Mpggrioge etne ulbe1aglihe
HabrlIng empfonh,
d2an farlr auh ni9t INNER
fhpeigen, lelbif nenn man gernbs an
fpeniqiten gebDrt 40 perosn nunih.
Sinh Sic iemafs berliebt getpeien,
MDggriiooqea a. s.8
DER M6rtsr nedfelte BET oieier III
refter sSrage Elm fret1ig Die SSurbe urS
d~ntfportete Derlegen: .MNdn 1T bDh
AUDI Elm Menih, ut1b.
limb man fann in Die Weibsbil<
Der ni9t gut aus Dem Ropf f1lagen,
mas Moggriogeg go 1T es mir herte
Iergartgen, saber 5is Tn6 bn9 Elm an
td1lbiger Rerl, sic perben meme
59ipd4e 6D9 niemd11bem berruten.
Moggribgege1
.a9lein, Miiter Beperioee1 per=
i9erfe Ser Mdrttr mil feiter @timz
me. rSh ffDlte nDbi er5dblen, mas
mil uuffdM dberr biesmal tu' ids
nidbtt.1 ss
nDunft", faete 8eberioge unb oridz
te feinen Mrm. nWifen sic, ib bob
in Sn6iier eii1en 5onnenitih befomz
men u1tb 90 ipren ih maramal,
nenr1 i1 ni9t ion. Dus pa1iieft
Ibrigens audi anoern 2euten.1
The Mankato free press., 1921-03-25
Uses Of Mica.

The stuff we call mica has been
used since very ancient times In India
for many odd purposes. Washermen
employed 1t to give a sparkle to cloth.
It Is the material out Of which "un-
breakable" lamp chimneys are manu-
factured and Is used for windows and
glazing material for pottery, and for
the backs Of mirrors. Artists In India
utilize It largely for paintings.
Mica, ground to 6ne powder, has
a high reputation In India as medi-
cine. 1t is prescribed as a tonic. Ma
tive physicians are said TO have So
cret process for dissolving mica
which. supposing II to exist, would be
an enormously valuable discovery. In
asmuch as 1t would mean that mica
could be used for making unbreakable
tumblers. decanters and other dishes.
BY far the most important deposits
Of mica in the world occur In q belt
which lies in the northern part Of the
Hazaribagh district in India. There
1t is commonly found In plates large
enough to have marketable value.