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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-03-25

ball mill for regrinding, and thus com plete the closed circuit. The tailings from the last two James tables hav- ing been crushed to minus SO-mesh flow direct to the Callow cone for set ting. The lead and iron concentrates from each of these tables flow in launders to two Akins classifiers, which dewater the concentrates and delivers the two products to the con- centration floor, stacking the product for shipment. The zinc concentrates from the last series of tables flow to settling tanks, from which they are stacked and housed for shipment.
 The pulp which enters the Callow cone at density of 8 parts of water to one of dry one, is thickened by set ting to a density of parts of water to one of dry or". is thickened by set diaphragm pump from the bottom of the cone to Krogh pump, where the oils necessary for Notation are ad- ded, and the ore is emulsified, the clear water from the cone running di- rect to the stump. The Krogh pump delivers the emulsified pulp to an S. cell Akins Notation machine, which is used as a cleaner, the Notation con- centrates being cleaned and freed from all siliclous gangue, after which they are delivered to another James table, the zinc being separated from the iron-silver content, the latter flow ing to the dewatering classifier, and the zinc to the zinc settling tanks. The tailings from the Notation clean CT cells are returned to the rougher cell with which it is worked in a clos ed circuit. The mineral-free tailings from the rougher cell flow to Wilfley table, which is used as a pilot, and enables the operator to tell at glance whether the Notation unit is doing good work and saving all the values From this point the now valueless tailings flow to a 36x8 Dorr thicken- CT, where the pulp is thickened, the clear water overflowing to the stump from which it is again pumped to the mill tanks at the head of the mill The pulp, when thickened to a density of one part water to one part of ore is pumped by a diaphragm pump to 12x12 Portland filter, where the re- maining water is recoverd and sent to the stump, the filtered tailings, now carrying only 12 to 149o moisture. fall from the filter to a conveyor belt, which automatically delivers it to the tailings dump.
 In designing the mill great atten- tion was paid to all details for sue cessful table concentration, particular attention being paid to the crushing and the different minerals to be con- centrated off directly they are liberat- ed from the gangue ,and thus prevent unnecessary grinding and flouring. Classification is also an important factor in successful table concentra' tion, more especially when such con- plex ore as that of the c. O. D. is be- ing treated, where the object is to ob- tain a marketable product for each mineral contained. It will be noted that the c. o. D. mill with the ar engagements of closed circuits, first
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-03-25
Severely Damaged

The amateur huntsman sighted along the barrel at distant bird and pulled the trigger. There was roar and he ran forward, to find nothing but placid tree toad hopping about his business.
 Not so bad, not so bad" unused the hunter complacently. T didn't kill him but I certainly knocked all the feathers off him."
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-03-25
Primitive Man

Residents of two rival Arkansas towns were arguing over the merits of their respective burgs.
 '.Well, our oldest inhabitant is old CT than any you got, anyway" said one with the air of clinching the dis pute. "Daned if he can't remember the first installment of the serial pie ture they're running at the town movie"
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-03-25

the two hindered settling cones fine sand is delivered to the two James fine sand tables, the overflow from the Aikens classifier flowing directly to the hydraulic classifiers above men, toned, where it is classified according to size and delivered to the first men, toned James tables.
 The oversize of the Aikens classifiel is returned to ball mill for regrind ing. The four James fine sand tables like the Wilfleys, make two finished products, a lead and an iron-silve; concentrate. The zinc, with some irol
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-03-25
On His High Horse

The new sentry, butt of half the war jokes ever written, had been instruct ed to force all officers to dismount when nearing his post and was enjoy ing the privilege to the full. Through the murk of the late afternoon he saw a major.
 "Halt!" he yelled. "Dismount!"
 "But," said the wondering major. q have no horse."
 Makes no difference" said the guard. "You hustle round and get one"
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-03-25
A Fable

First Smashed-up Autoist: Sorry, old man, Pm afraid I was on the wrong side of the road"
 Second Ditto: "No, no, it was all my fault. Twas entirely too interest ed in the scenery"
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-03-25

and all the middlings flows direct to another series of tables, where the remaining iron-silver is taken off, and the zinc saved as a clean zinc pro- duct. The tailings from these last two tables and the first two James fine sand tables are returned to the
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-03-25

And in passing we may say that the first carload of concentrates from the big mill reached Kingman this week and are on their way to the smelter, marking the dawn of the new era of production in that great property.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-03-25

the coarser crushing unit of rolls and rod mill working in a closed circuit with the impact screens and jigs; sec ond, the ball mill working in closed circuit with the tables and hydraulic classifiers, and again the closed cir cult of the Notation unit working with
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-09

Melitta tpartete persetens auf 2iz
fas Riidfebr. Mls iie begriff, baB
sic &leine lie gan5 einfa9 DergeHen
bate, i9ritt lie ld@elno in Ser Ri@z
tung gegen oas @9loB BIN.
@s 1T ibr al1o 6o9 gelungen,
ba9te lie, font bdtte iie mid pobl
sebo1t. Nur sic @liidlihen perge1en
10 griin6li9!
Sbr @eg fiibrte lie r1a9 einigen
8iegungen ieitpGrts an sic Ser
rafe. @@on bon tpeitem bDrte lie
21as 2a9en unb proipers tkfe
Stimme.
nesst lie ni9t mirfli9 sic Teent0ni=
gin aug Dem Mdr9en, ser fth alles
in @olo bertpanoelt, mas ibre gefega
neter 9dnoe beriibren", 1uste er eben
iiberfdpengli9, Sage ielbft, Sn<
fell"
melitta iberfab ieBt 6ie Serraiz
1enede, mo unter 0em Iberbdngen6en
Qauboa9 zines naben Raftanienbauz
mes Ser 5ribftiidstii9 ftan6.
I'm bic @alufra6e Ser SerraKe
19langer iih S9lingrofen, oeren
leudteno rote 8litenbui9e1 einen
bibi9en Rontraft gu Dem peiBgebed<
ten Slid nit feinem @ilbergerdt uno
Dem ountlen 2anb Ser Raftanier Bill
beten, beren Mefte fi9 bon auBen
i9trmeno iber bic gan3e Serrafenede
6eriiberftredten.
3pifden oiefem bunflen @riin
un6 Dem leu9tenben Hot fab Melitta
oie @eiidter Ser I'm oen Slid @iBert<
6en.
sic faben, a1e frob un6 aufrie0en
aus, Biz auf bas bes alten Senz
fenberg. Mber uu9 auf 6iefem
laq ni6t mebr 8erbitterung, ionz
bern nur Elm tiefer melan4oltf9er
Grnf.
Melitta blieb unninfiriib iteben
uno betra6tete bas fi6 fdarf bonn
ounfeln !6intergruno ab6ebenoe PRO-
fiji oes 59lDBberrn, ben lie nod ME
lo nube gefeber.
Wie eoel nne Dornehm es in ben
2inien mar! Sc fam ibr gar ni6t
remo bpr unb lie empfuno fofort ct
ipos pie 5nmpatbie oafIr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-09

pl1Bli9 ftieg Elm 6eibes inches
@efubl in ibr auf. Mar es cine 3u=
f6nige ili9ttge Mebnlthfeit IN Sen
umriFen bon Senfenbergs Ropf
ober bas ftrablenbe Slid oes iunz
gen paares an ieiner Settle - gerug,
iie mubte pl0bli9 on Gelir gisler
benfen unb bie gunae 8erluhenbeit
tbrer Gage tam ibr iGb gum 8epuBtz
fem.
gs mar nibt Mei6. Mur cine grertz
aenlofe Sraurigteit. Nur Die @mps
finoung: Sir mid miro lpobl ME
Elm Sag fommen, tpie 6eute fur Die
8et6en 6a oben!
SrGner berounfelten ibren 81id.
Sic trat etnen S9ritt ieitpdrts bonn
Wege ab, bamit ni@t ettpa Elm ouz
fGl1ig berabsleitern6er 8lid fte entz
bedte, obtpobl bies taum gu befir4z
ten tpar.
Die @tirn an ben @tamm zines
8aumes seoridt, sic .3dbne aufamz
menbeibenb, fu9te fie bas idb aufz
pallenoe S@mer5geflbl nieoer5uz
tGmpfen.
Damn nur6e oben auf ser Ser
raKe Elm @tubl geriidt. 9err b. 2az
banbal mar aufgeftenoen uno an bic
8riitung Ser Serrafe getreten.
ST blidte ni9t mad Ger @ette, tDo
Taelttta ftan6, fonbern geraoeaus in
Ole 5erne.
sic aber oudte ii6 pl0Blt@ f@auz
oerno tiefer in Die Sarusbu1de un6
ifarrte ent1ebt auf 6us blet@e, eben
nod 10 freunbltb ld9eln6e @eii9t.
6as nun einer Musorud 10 ntl6er
Mut, 10 Experimentation 9afes trug,
tpie Melitta i'm ME aubor in zines
Meni9en MntliB geieben bate.
mem gait beibes2
l1n6 pl0bli9 begrtff iie: Proiper,
Brofper gait es, Der 9eitern mod our4
feline 9eirat in ungna6e bei Germ
BON @entenberg ftanb uno iett feiz
men alten PlaB als 2ieblingsneffe
tpie6er einnabm. :.
@@eu luste iie nod einmal na@
2aban0al.
50 = es fonnte 11ur bas fem.
l1no - es mar Elm tDtli9er Sab. /.
Was folte tie tun2 proiper marz
men? Sbm fagen, ne7en 6iefer Mann
fdbig nar2 Mber nirbe er ibr 6enr
glauben? 9atte ie muir Sen aQerz
tleinften 8epeisg 9ieBe es niht btelz
mebr 2abun6al tparnen9
Stein. Sour 9empel fplIte es erz
fubren, un6 bas 10 raf@ als m0gz
1i9. @lei9 morgen pollte fe felbit
na9 pra9atiB. PlDBlt9 fie1 ibr
Elm, nie lie 2abanoal am Maguerrpz
ftetnbru9 aug Der 9itte treten un6
fi@ fpdben6 umieben gefeben bate.
9atte ptrtli4 nur Elm 3ufall i'm
hingefubrt2
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-09

bern nur Ser Sammer irsenoeines
traurigen @9idials, ben CT ftola bin:
ter &dlte berbarg.
sic muBte pl0bli6 tpeinen. Uni
in ibrer bilfloIeng erlegenbett mari II
ii9 nie Elm Rinb an bes alien Man:
nes 8ruit unb 59luhate unuufb6rli9
n6aben sic mid oo9 lkb! 9aber
Sic midi bod lieb! Mir nplIen opd
gar ni9ts an6eres BON Sbnen. ali
6as ;. nur oas! !9aben Sic Pros.
per unb mid ood lieb!"
@enfenberg, faum ipeniger perle:
gen als fie, itrei6elte befturat if,
9aar.
.&ino", murmelte ct, rnie fpreder
sic gu mir! @einen Sic bo9 MIDI
10. es tut mir peb. -
Mber 2ifa fblud3te peiter.
rMenn Sic audi unglidlt9 itnf
/. mir t0nnen bod ni9ts bafir!A
Gr f6pieg uno ~1turrte ftumm auf fl
nieber.
Du5ni59en fublte CT Elm felt1az
mes Moblbebagen feline 8ruf our9.
r~iefeln.
go lange batte niemarb mad feiz
ner 2iebe gefragt. 60 lunge feline
belize 3ttternoe 5rauenban0 feineu
9}aden umflammert. go lange mar
ni9ts UNI i'm getpei len als @in1amz
felt un6 &d1te uno @9eu Dor feinem
f9roffen Meien.
Sbm mar tpie Dem Mann i'm Mdrz
9en, oeKen !6er5 BON BRET etiernen
Netfen 5ufammengepreBt mar, uni
Set nun fiiblt, nte elmer penigtens
tlirreno 5er1prang. ;.
Damn raffte ct ii9 auiammen.
n2ifa", faste ct 10 freunoli4, tpte
ME i'm ieman6 battle fpre4en b0ren,
rnimm Di9 5uiammen! Wir mol
len nt6t tDrt9t fem. Sd tat Dit
unre9t. gut, aber t@ bite e
Dir nun ab. Gage bas profper
l1no au9, Dab i9 midi tinftig freuen
nerbe, men11 SIR betbe mid aupetlen
Elm. @tiinoden an Gurem Slid tell
nebmen 1aBt."
2ifa idtelte unter Srdnen emz
Dor.
r9aft 9u mid ieBt bod Elm btBz
den lieb, Snfel?"
$50! MuB man ni9t2" murmelte
sr: r9u baft oie Ma6t ser @lidz
li9en.
r9ann fomm nit mir un6 iase
les Profper felbft = font glaubt er
es mir ia oo@ 1i@t! MeiBt 9u
pas2 Mir ponen lie ieBt betoe Mrm
in Mrm am Sribftiidstif@ iiberraz
i4en!"
@entenberg fubr beinabe entieBt
3uriid. rWas fdnt Dir ein2 proiper
1T bo9 1t9t al1ein ~"
vGben barum! @egen Better 2dz
panoal mart 9u bisber. aH9 gar
ni9t nett - ga gebt es iebt in etnem
BIN. 9enfe nur = sic @eiibter!
Hro1per bat ia ni6t bic ~letfefte OFF,
nung, baB th bier bin!"
ST tpollte fi9 itrduben, aber unz
tpt6eritebli9 pie 6us S@idial 1elbf,
cog lie i'm nit ii@ fort, uno ebe er
re@t our 8e1innung fam, itanoen Re
auf Der @drtenterrafe, tpo Srduletn
&enate eben ibren bei6en Neffen See
in sic Sahen goB.
Die Stlberfanne ndre i6ren 9dnz
Sen auf Elm 9aar entfallen BEL Dem
Mnblid, Ser fi@ tbr 10 u1bermutet
BOT.
@taunen uno 8erb1uffung paren
10 groB, 6aB einen Mugenbltd lautz
lpfe Stiqe berri@te.
Damn mar es Profper, ser Sen
bei6en nit etnem Subelf4ret enteez
genfur5te.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-09
XIV.


9ie nnru6e, bic Melitta felt Dem
Morgen gefanger bielt, fteigerte it@,
ie Idnser lie na@gribelte. Ser
9albfretin bonn @teinbru9 pollte ib1
ni9t aus bem Ropf.
SIM 2aufe 6es Sagts mar ibr Elm
neuer furbtbarer @eoanfe aufgeitiez
gen. Sic f@eu9te i'm bon it@, aber
er fam INNER nie6er.
Wenn 2abanoal fi@ gum Grbeu
bon @enfenberg MAIDEN tpollte =
un0 Melttta 3petfelte ni9t mebr, 6af
Dies feline Mbfi9t mar - Damn ftdinz
ben ibm babel apei Menf9en i'm
Wege: prosper un6 fein 3pillingsz
bruoer Grid -.
Die 8rioer batten ii9 am %.
Mat in Wien getrennt. @ettoem
mar feline Na9ri@t mebr bon Grid
gefommen.
@6pamm er tpirtlib auf Dem
Meere?
6atte er Sic Rei1e iiberbaupt angez
treten2 Man nabm es an. Mbe1
fonnte man nt9t irren2
Wenn CT Der Spte bonn praterz
1piB mdre!
@s lieB Melitta feline &ube. Dim
Mben6 fraete lie prosper, ob ct 6enn
nod tmmer tetne Na9rt9t BON let
nem Bru0er babee
Prosper berreinte.
ralber sic baben linn 6o@ Sbre
8erlobuns i@on mitseteilt, nt@i
rMatirli@! @ofort. sic mut
i'm ldngft in @%ingapore ernarten."
,MIbte SIR !9err 8ru6er ni9t
au@ f@on ldngt bort anselans'
fein2"
80, i9 CLAUDE nob1. Seute ia
ben mir ia i9on ben. q. Muguf!
Natiirli9 mub er .bereits BORT fein,
Gum &udud - i@ oahte nidt mol
6ara11 - mie fomif@ 5eritreut eineu
bed oie @~erliebtbeit madt" - Ct
la9te Qifa an r6aran bift tptez
Ser Du f9ulb, Fairyzqueen!"
sd bante. l1ebrigens finoe id
es gar ni9t nett BON Grid, bob er
uns nidt te~leerapbiert, tpeibt Du!a
rDarin 1nuB id 81 leioer reht
geben: es 1T gar ni@t nett bon ibm
Melittas 1nrube tpuhs.
r9aben sic oenn ME oaran gez
oa9t, 9err b. Rooenba4, Bob Sbr
8ruber franf Dab tim trgenoz
Elm nnglid 3ugetoBen iein t0nnteg'
prosper fab b%eitir3t aus uno tDurz
Sc rot. Sn feinem glidstaumel
mar linn Der @eoanfe tDtrfli9 nod
ME gefommen.
rRrunt? Gin 1rglud? Mein @ott,
oas ndre ia idredlid! Mber Sic baz
ben rebt, Jrdulein Melittu, es tpar
unperantportlid lei6timnig nno gez
oanfenlos bon mir
sd nDllte sic nidt erf9reden.
Mber an Sshrer 5telIe tDur0e i6 ooh
nab 9ingdpore oepeidieren uno ote
NidanttpDrt glei6 beaablen. Biher
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-09

Sic re6nen in Boris NIT Su11oert-
Miaiaroen, nit militdriiden MaBnab
men, nit 3mangsmittel1 - muir nit
einem re6nen fie ntdt: nit DEM @e-
rebtigfeitsgefibl Ser Mmerifaner.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-09

8ie es beiBt, menoen sic Witglie-
Der Ser Geuerpebr bon Sos @ngeles,
Californian, ein Bro5ent Tires @e-
baltes our nnteritibung Ser 4rbeitss
lofen ON. Sic 10 e%r5ielte Summe be-
Idnft iib a1if $1,000 SEN Monat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-09

Napoleons b%un6ertjter So0estog-
Ser 5. Mai 1921. Seine Slgn6en iino
linn %geitorben, feline gr0Bte SIn6e lebt
nod: ser MiIitarismrs.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-09

1)ir ftcQen Drafts mnS
.6clN 2lfttpeiinfteen tat
alien aasl6ntiihcft Ga1ts
ccr1t aus.
nniere @eloonneiiungen meroen oi'
reft Benz gmpfdnger bon .oem nod.
iten ausldnoiiben Boitamte be5ablt.
Maben Sic SIRE Gelbanpeii lungs.
Hiimeiien burd nns. neil Sic bobere
Naten erbaIten, ons meint mebr aus.
l6n6ifbees @el6 fir SIRE 9oaors.
BergIeiden 5ie 1tniere &aten NIT lie,
men 1es Boitamtes.
Sirif National 8attf
ct. Cloud, mtnn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
MISSION MEETING.
Quarterly Meeting of Foreign Societ,
of Conference,

The quarterly meeting Of the W"-
mans Foreign Missionary Society of
the Wilmington district Of the Whining
ton Methodist Episcopal Conference
will he held in Mt. Pleasant Church,
Rrandywine hundred. June .. Follow
ing is the program:
MorninE-Devotions and welcome.
Mrs. William w Sharp: Keeping In
Remembrance" Miss Reha Smith .
Echoes cf the District" Mrs. J \.
Dnckety. finances Mrs. Fannie Joseph
and Mrs Marion Carpenter How can
We Know" Mrs. Hubert \. Roop.
Even our Mite" Mrs. J. ~ Moon.
Retirement Fund" Miss Susan u
lodge Our Christian Stewardship
Mrs. ". n. Kclso: Unto the least -
Mrs. Hubert A. Roop: ny Land and
Sea" Mrs e f. Shilling; Look INT"
our Young People" Mrs. q. Il. Plum
mcr: Extension" Mrs. Adam Stenglc.
Artcrnoon-Quict moments Mrs J
Tallcy Smith; demonstration. Mrs T.
NcC. Foster. Useful Information" Miss
Susan y. Lodge Lest We Forget the
Friend" Mrs. ella u. y S"mrlo.
Mrs. ,. a. Dockety will prcsidy in
the morning and Mrs. +. \. Cr"ucy
in the afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
MRS.ST!LLMAN ADMITTED
HER GUILT, DOCTOR SAYS
Testifies She Told Him Indian
Guide Was the Father OF
Youngest Child.

New York MAY q -Dr. Hugh Russell.
.htronra.tor of Buffalo. testified yes
terdav at the hearing Of the divorce
80 If lanes \ Stillman. former presi-
don't az the National city Bank. against
Mrs Anne trrauhart Stillman, that Mrs.
StilIman had told him the banker was
not the father Of Guy Stillman.
Mrs. Stillman informed him, IN" Wit
moss testified. that Fred Beauvais,
named nv MIR Stillman as correspondent,
was the father Of the blond baby. who is
one of the main figures in the case.
This unexpected testimony. which took
Mrs Stnlman's lawyers hy surprise. and
thc Introduction in evidence of one of
th. alleged love missives written by
s.atvafs. constitute the most sensa-
,topal drNelapments of the three hear
tnps hat have been held in camera
ia the conference room OF the bar asso-
citation.
~ Russell testified that Mrs. still
man had told him Of her condition and
~ tho alleged parentagC Of Guy when
n, was treating her for hystcria and
cr,es The conversations took place
be said. in his office in Buffalo. where
Mrs Stilluan had gone. accompanied
nv her daughter Anne Mrs Stillmau
was highly nervous. the ChiropraCtor
,est,aed and made the alleged revela-
lions IN discussing her general condition.
After pr Russell had testified that he
had previously treated Mrs. Stillman at
tho Iroquois Hotel. Buffalo. and that
sl.r returned there from Boston for fur
tn~r treatment. the witness was asked
IN william Rand. of counsel for Mr..
stHiunn
sta there anything else YOU can testify
tor
..r,otn.n.s but some conversation with
M stHlrran. which ] think is privi-
.cged
Asked II he testified as physician or
,,rpd. pr Russell replied that he did
Was VIVA Mrs Stulmau told YOU
necessary for your treatment Of the
nase7"
No. important but not necessary
what did she tell youT
THAT James a SuIlmsn was not the
a thar ~ her coming child
nd she tell YOU who was the
raiherf"
'-NiuHt teii7'
"Yes"
"yrcd Reauvais. the witness whis-
r~ered he name
n was about The time a her visit 10
Rurnalo that Mrs Suiiniah iS Nt9' "
have written the alleged confession
letter to her husband DIR. Russell tes-
ta.d that after his alleged converse +
,tons win Mrs Stillrrrau her husba nd
cau.a ~ Ruffalo hat they All had tea
ts,s-rthcT and visited Niagara Fails
The Buffalo practitioner. st"ckN
sldcrlv man. with grav-tinged heard
,,-,s an Tho stand during all OF the after
,,,n session 40 is said to have a
wealthy clientele in THE city and in
ltnolo "a have previously treated
r,ap,l..rs of the StiIIman family and ths
ISr- kefeuer family
Mrs Stilman. who attended both SeS
s,ons Yesterday. listened To Or RusseIl''
testimony with composuro At time
she smiled and more than once glance
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06

of scorn flashed from her eyes She
came TO the hearing In the morning ac-
companied by her son. James A. still
man, Jr., and Fowler Mccormick, young
friend of the family. who some time ago
was reported to have been engaged 10
Anne Stillman. Mrs, Stillman was at
tired IN a black silk dress and wore q
black picture hat adorned with red ana
white rose buds. She posed for pictures
ana smiled as she leaped lightly from
her limousine. and took the steps into
the Bar Association Building two at
a time.
The hearing was adjourned until May
i9. when the direct examination OF IN
Russell will be continued He VIII also
be subjected to severe cross-eNamina
tion by Mrs Stillman's attorneys who
apparently were nonplussed at the dis
closures made yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
GIRLS! LEMONS
WHITEN SKIN AND
BLEACH FRECkLES

Squeeze the juice Of two lemons into q
bottle containing three ounces of Orchard
White which any drug store viii supplN
for a few cents. shake we'll. and Won have
\ quarter pint Of harmless and delgh,
full lemon bleach. Massage this swcotlN
fragrant lotion into the face. neck, arms
and hands each dav. then shortly note
the beauty and whiteno SIS 90 Nour sk{H.
Famous stage beauties use this lennon
lotion to bleach and bring that aoft
clear. rosy white complexion. also rs q
freclle suuhurn. and tan bleach bcCaueo
il doesn't irritate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
Residence Rule i'm Canada.

The Amateur Athletic Union Of Cana
da requires an athlete to reside iu 2
town thirty days before he is cliEhIc
10 take part in athletics according ~ i
recent rlIlinr governing maritime pro,
inces.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06

Every Evening" classified columns
are read by Thousands daily. II nhouid
be used by htndreds who now pnan y
up.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
WeII Informed.

Really? was always under the
impression that she already new it,
Buffalo Express
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
Hosiery

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New-York tribune., 1921-12-02
Four Grand Coblins Call
On klan to Gust Clarke
Accusers Say Allegations We're
Ignored and One Was Dis
charged by Simmons
Special Dispatch to Tho Tribune

Sp6CtQk It5VUtCfb tQ no ItOHisO
ATLANTA, Dec. 1.-That four grand
goblins of tho Ku-Klux Klan are in At
lanta to demand the removal Of L. Y.
Clarke from the Office of Imperial
Kleagle, and that they have appeared
before the Imperial Kloncilium,"
which is the governing body, Of tho
Khan, and presented charges against
Clarke, and that instead OF obtaining
their demands they have received no.
tice from Imperial Wizard William j.
Simmons that ono of them has been
discharged, became known to-day in
connection with bail troycr proceedings
instituted by Clarke earlier in the
day against Harry B. Terrell, one Of
the four grand COLLINS.
The four grand goblins and their
respective territories are Terrell Of the
Capitol and Great Lakes domain;
Lloyd p. Hooper, New York domain;
+. w. Atkins, Atlantic domain; A. j.
Padon, Northeastern domain.
A copy Of their complaint against
Clarke and recital Of their expert
ences in attempting to have him re-
moved werc given out by Terrell fol-
lowing the bail trover proceedings.
The complaint according to the type
written copy, charges that Clarke is
incompetent, disloyal, has and is
negccting his duties, is guilty OF un
becoming conduct and the utterance
of scditious and reasonable state
mcnts against the Imperial Wizard"