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Evening journal., 1921-05-18
LA WV FETE FOR
BABLES' HOSPITAL

A lawn fete will be held on June
at Bishopstead for the benefit OF
the Babies Hospital Among those
who are arranging the affair are Mrs.
f.. Paul dupont. Mrs. Harry Speak
man, Mrs. Harlan c. Scott and Mrs
Christopher l.. Ward. Fruits. flow
ers, ice cream, homemade cakes and
many other good things will be on
sale. supper will be served also.
1t was customary in Bishop Layton
Coleman's time TO hold these fetes
for the Babies Hospital, which wa
founded by Mrs. Coleman at Bish-
opstead. After Bishop Coleman's
death they were held on Mrs. Irenee
duPont's estate. Bishop Cook re-
quested that this years fete should
be held at Bishopstead. Bishop
Cook is president Of the board Of
managers OF the Babies Hospital
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
A Rule For Happiness
Can Editorial by the Society Editor)

Carving Yesterdays crouch today
day with a serious handicap.
Each day has its own burdens without picking the
wherever find il.
Especially is this true in the home
allow yesterdays differences
take that bring
midde-aged Wilmington couple have their
chief business life Speaking the
homes easily, the husband
we make II rule to begin each Every
before always
that have the have
already When kiss
date. And won't find a happier home than ours"
A simple formula for happiness, effective
Evening journal., 1921-05-18

announced recently Miss Mullin Is
a daughter OF DR.. and Mrs, John II.
Mulin. ais West street. There will
be eight tables OF players. Dancing
will follow the card playing. Several
oul-of-town guests will he present
and will remain as the house guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs Conner until Sun
day.
The following Wilmingtonians
spent the weekend at the "Idilwile"
cottage. on the Delaware and Chesa-
peake Canal. Mr.. and Mrs. James
williams Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Daniels. Mr.. and Mrs. Smedley
Brown and son Everette, Earle VIII
liams, Leon Wood and Loring
Daniels.
Mrs Charles w. Phelps chaper-
oned Misses Catherine T. Doherty,
Sara +. Murphy, Florence NJ. Pen
nell. F. May Losse and Ann e. Ian
nan. at Wildwood, n. J.. over the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin N. snellen-
burg. 1905 Jefferson street. are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth
of son. born May IS.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Frank Davis. 904
Adams street. have taken a cottage
at Ocean City. Md. for the summer,
and will 60 to that resort some time
in June.
Mrs william NJ. Hundley has re-
turned to Laurel after visiting Mrs
G.. X. Browning Mr.. Hundley. for
merly on the editorial star OF the
Morning News, is now in Rutland.
W.. and will join his wife shortly at
Laurel.
Mrs. Gamble Latrobe. zzos Grant
avenue, has been spending several
days in Baltimore.
Miss Lillian Crawford. OF New
York city, is the guest OF her aunt.
Mrs. James I. Nolan, 1901 Gilpin
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Keating. Of
Baltimore. Md. were the weekend
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Harper, 1871 Washington street
Mrs. Albert Ruth and Miss Beulah
Kelley spent the weekend in Phila-
delphia as the guests OF Mrs. Harry
Scheihner
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
ROTARY CLUB
CHARTERS LINER

The Rotary club OF New York an
nounced yesterday that il had char
tered the two Cunard steamships
Camcronia and Caronia, to carry the
Rotary delegates TO the first conven-
tion OF the International Association
OF Rotary Clubs in Edinburgh. Scot
land. in June. The boats will leave
June !. preceded by "A great luncheon
at the Waldorf-Astoria the day be
fore. at which the delegates will be
feted.
Joseph s Hamilton. Wilmington,
delegate. and Miss Irene l.. Hamn-
ton. his daughter. will be in tho
party.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
Tragedy OfAge
CAn Editorial by The Society Editorl

Beautiful those home.
think Of old their enemy.
Some n whic
retained g
Others reflse
cruel nroads and beauty youth
which a physical
inoe Pauline Metternch open-eyed, she
1'ioiiA' published q n Rerin
ooh contains these woman OF the
''nei sort
l,'soten tha she and
apllreo beauty a generation her heautv
ihe marvellous had tapered down "a ave or
'ais her skin the lemon t4or
~ one could see doiderins s-o,.ta
'U H'antiy clothed in
uaf al '"' ''lsS rose-colored
On -ne poor Ola Weather-beaen headvv nerc,oa
youthful shepherde would hesaed to w. % "hlo
urea one couc can her attred
Tne thing ded gave him deo
glances Poor. bessie sats, ia I.S"'hs
. him faded. ' "p'oh"l
intelligent who underaards +h. .--.
IN indictment of
as stupid / ? ptiabe '" "'"' Is
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
KRO KTs CLrR nANCn

A dance will be given by the Kro
kus Club on Friday evening. in the
Masonic Hall. Newport This will
be the clubs first dance and many
features have been planned. The
club is composed OF members from
Newport, stanton. Bellmoore. Elm
hurst, this city and the surrounding
suburbs.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
PUPILS TO ACT
BETWEEN DANCE

Between thirty and forty Won
persons will take part in the first n
nual dance exhibition which Will I
given by the pupils Of Mrs. Alice
HuXtable, in the New Century cd
Friday evening The program proI
ises to be highly entertaining.
The exhibition is 50 arranged AL
admit Of a playlet in two acts. cad
OF which has many pretty dancI
and large number Of songs. M
ing the evening. Miss Greta Stocid
will contribute vocal solos. md
Irene Russell will be the accompsl
ist, and Edgar Mortlock the violini.
Following the program, there wi
be social dancing from 10 until
o'clock. Music will be furnished
Morine's Melody Six.
The Program follows:
A GARDEN CINDERELLA
Scene-A Garden.
Time-Midnights OF Two Success~
Summers.
CAST OF CHARACTERS
Garden spirit. Emily Whitss
W est Wlnd james Obor
Green Worm
Luna Moth............. Elizabeth Boa
ttvae' '.'....... Dorothy Eaf,
1,ll9 -. ........... Dorothy Lit
FoIEct- Me-No Not...-.......E Edith Hamar
butlercup. p.................H Helen Rar1a
dnsg .'.....-...........E Emma Mol Ia,
I,asss ''s-'.s'..........M Mildred Still
t.,, t,"ii o,l' u ....... Gladys MGR.
seilow s,,iaS, pa Daisy Elizabeth Petit de MsLt
9"''' q" ''''''ai;;;,-rr'ir''--. W Mary Tayl
Introductory Song - IAN Old-ro.i
s.5 ioned Garden" sung by Miss ca
Dance OF the F1owers-Rose Do-o,,
"a ton Buttercup, Helen Barrett Aste
rrahces beckerley Yellow Tulip a
4SpniihT s,lil Faust: Pansy. Emma McIan
Tink Iullp. Sarah Morrow. Led !
Florence HOdgson. Leu
Dance or the Rainbow Fairies ~
Marian Raldt, Marjorie Nortiocv pr
booheT Anna Boyer. Marguerite Heig
Anna Oberly. Jean Homewood -
bel'e i,eI s"artz Led by Anna May Ksi
u,P;,aS,s Panee - Shades OF Night" Emi
Dance-Baby Doris Tallev
, Ilance OF the Fireflies. Paid
6oDert Mclane. Billy Baldwin. Led ;
son ACT Il. Same as Act -
song kaggety Ann" I.auvena Nor
lock. assisted by the Babvs -'0'
Baldt. '' ''och' MARIA
,,,l,C Fox Trot-Baby Ruth Booker. Mast
Billy Baldwin. WAS
Dance OF the Garden Fairies. :
Whitzel, Marian Baldt Edith rbo,A.
Marjorie Mortlock. Doris Taile,, ''or5r ~
erly Orme. Betty Malcom. Led bv Anr
Boyer. "' All
, Tot Dance Spring Song" Eleae,
Dance - ''Cavatina," Iauvena Nor
lock.
FINALE.
IAN Old Fashioned Garden" M,
Greta Stockle.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
DANES RUNrMACE sALE.

A rummage sale will be held by
the ways and means committee Of
Palestine Sisterhood. No. 25. Danes
OF Malta. tomorrow and Friday, at
3l3 East Sixth street. Anyone hav-
ing donations for the sale is asked
20 notify the chairman. Mrs. Mary
Moreland, 1911 West Fourth street.
phone 4f76-J.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERs TO MEET

The Catholic Daughters OF Amer
lea will hold social meeting next
Tuesday evening in knights OF Co
lumbus Hail. A special program IS
being arranged under the direction
OF Mrs. John McGoldrick. chairman
OF the social committee. The Cath
Ollie Daughters OF America were the
former chapter OF the Daughters OF
Isabella, and az a recent meeting
changed its name
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
WeddinpS

One Of the most attractive of d
any summer weddings will be N
OF Miss Marion Dunham and Char
A. Higgins, which will take place
Saturday evening. June 4. in Wa
minister Presbyterian Church. 7
bride will have as her maid Of hor
Miss Ethel Ecker, of New Yt
and the matrons of honor will
Mrs. Clement w. Miller. Mrs.
Douglas Moore, Mrs. Arthur.
Ketcham. Miss Elizabeth MOI
will be flower girl.
George Banks, Of New York. !
be best man. The ushers viii
Clement W. Miller. r. Doug
Moore, Arthur c. Ketcham. Norm
p. Rood. f. b. Davis, Jr.. and Al,
ander Banks, of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Whitesell.
Brack-Ex, announce the engal
ment Of their daughter. Miss Znr
Whitesell. to Charles Leon Stewa
Of Wilmington. The wedding v
take place in June.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
CLUB WOMEN TO
PRESENT PLAY

Fun in a Theatrical Ofice' will
be presented by the Blue Rock Com
munity Club Of Gordon Heights in
the Garrick Theatre this evening.
The cast is composed OF 40 members
and the program which will be pre-
sented will be a most delightful and
entertaining one. The play was pre-
sented at the New Century Club on
the evening OF April %, and was so
successful that IL was decided TO re-
peat it. Several new features have
been added to the program. The
proceeds OF the entertainment will
go toward the clubs building fund.
The cast is as follows:
Luke Loud, theatrical agent,
Gilbert Craig
Bat" his office boy. ... William Bulger
Clare Vere-de-N We're, his stenographer,
Miss Frances Titus
Pianist ..............Mrs Claude Brown
Mrs. Herbert Kerr
George Washington Lincoln
Mrs. Trailing Arbutus Flower and
children .......... Mrs. James Walker
Miss Ruth veasey
Miss Rachel Eaton. Frances LaRowe
Miss Callie Stuart. Robert Hackett
Miss Blanche Lenderman,
Miss Grace Humphrey Lyle Mowlds
Miss Anise Elderblown.
Mrs. Warner Brashears
Pietro de Bianaco. Warner Brashears
Frisky Dewdrop. Mrs. Clarence Gamble
Fluffy Flutter. Mrs Walter Craig. Jr.
Old BLACK Joe. .............C Charles Long
Assisted by Ralph Ruth, Albert Spence.
Clarence Scarborough, Warren Car
rett.
Madam Carmencita. Miss Frances Titus
Mrs. Bridget Casey,
Mrs. Elizabeth McVey
Madam sylvia. Miss Irene Lenderman
Mrs. Rule the RoOst. Mrs. Claude Brown
Gentleman Albert Spence
kegimental Ralph. .......... Ralph Ruth
Goldie Miss Rachel Eaton
Birdie Ott..,.........Mis Ruth Neasey
Queenie Ott....... Miss MAY Lenderman
kunN on MIaa LlannLn -nnH nnrll. n
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
AT CONVENTION

Captain and Mrs John r. Rose
man. Of the Volunteers OF America
motored 10 Allentown today to al
tcnd the First Central Regiment
Convention in session at Allentown
tomorrow and Thursday
Plans are being made by Captain
iioseman 70 have fhe next convcn-
Ion held IN Wilmington
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
JUNIOR BOARD RUMMAGE SALE.

Members@of the Junior Board Of
Delaware Hospital will hold a rum
mage sale the first week in June.
The place Of the sale will be an
nounced later. All friends Of the
hospital are asked TO keep the sale
in mind and send contributions.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
CLASS TO ENTERTAIN.

The Junior Glass OF dupont II
School will entertain the Seniors
the home OF Edward Frederick. 4
Naples, at centreville, tomorT
night. Features OF the evening
be dancing, games and music.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
APRoN RAZAAR AT HoLLY OAK

The ladies AID Society OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church OF
Holly Oak will hold an apron So
cial at the church house tomorrow
evening. A special program is be-
ing arranged and the public is cor
dlallv invited.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
TO PRESENT THE ANIAzONs.'

The play, "The Amazons," by Sir
Arthur Pinero. will be presented by
the Senior class OF the Wilmington
High School in the auditorium OF
the school on the evenings of June 2
and 3. The play is being given under
the direction of Miss r.. c.. Barthold
The cast is as follows:
harrington. Niscount Utterly. Mel
vile Anderson: Gulfrcd. Earl Of
Teenwayes W. Albert Haddock.
Andre, Count dc Drival Jefferis
Lank; Rev. Roger Minchin. Charles
G cen; Fitton Ca gamekoeper) viii
liam Morford; Youatt ca servant.
Russell Turner. Orts Ga poucher),
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
RECEIVE NEW
Y. p. B. MEMBERS

The reception given Monday night
TO the new members OF the Whining
ton Young Peoples Branch OF the
Woman's Christian Temperance
Union was a marked SUCCESS The
committee OF ten. OF which Miss
Blanche II. Whitcraft was chairman.
had left nothing undone which could
have added TO the evenings enter.
tsinment.
Miss Olive Jordan led the gather
ing in the singing Of stirring Y. p. b.
songs Following prayer by the vice
president. Mrs. Lulu Littren. chair
man. called upon the president. Mrs.
Bertha McCaulley Foster. who re.
sponded with a few gracious words
Of welcome, followed by a brief out
line OF the five departments IN which
this particular branch Is most active.
Mrs. Littrel invited all present to
attend the May business meeting IA
be held in her home. 2101 West Fifth
street, on Saturday night. May 2I
Mrs Hill, the State superintendent
of the medal contest department, on'
OF the new members. was then intro
duced. Mrs. F. W. Emerson ampli
ned what had already been SAID
about this important department o
". c T. Z. work. Mrs. Bertha Bid
die williams whose parents haf
graciousiy opened their home foi
the gathering. then gave several hu.
morous recitations Games follow
Cd. Each guest was presented with
q card on which appeared a hand
coiored poppy and a suitable quota
ton from the sayings OF Frances
willard or q pertinent law enforce
ment coupiet
After speaking briefly about the
little peoples which are TO be sold on
Memorial Day for the benefit OF the
orphan children Of France. Miss
Jordan sang "Respers," Ehioh was
greatly eniored bv All.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
HEAR PUPILs IN RECITA1

Pupils Of Prof. W. C. Highhe
gave a pleasing recital in Harris
Street NJ. r. Church. last evenii
The program consisted Of piai
vocal and pipe organ numbers. a
all the performers showed mark
ability, Featuring [ he progr,
we're several readings and recitati,
by Miss Edna Ball. elocutionist.
large mum mberof friends and parei
Of the pupils enjoyed the delight
evening music.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
MUSICALE AT EDGE MOOR.

A musicale and elocutional pro-
gram will be given by the Epworth
League Of Edge Moor NJ. f. Church,
at their monthly business meeting. at
7.3O o'clock (standard time) this
evening. The Brack-Ex quartet will
sing Refreshments will be served.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18

will witness a May-day celebrate
by the school children on the NJ
Castle Green.
Following Branch Internatiol
Sunshine Society will meet att
o'clock tomorrow evening at
home Of Mrs. Clarence White. 4
West Nineteenth street
The Marshallton Civics Club v
meet at 8 o'clock tomorrow event
in the school house
Directors OF the Wilmington S,
ton, Council OF Jewish Women, v
meet at 2.3O o'clock tomorrow aft
noon at the home OF the preside
Mrs. James n. Ginns. 1906 Bou
ward.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
VACATION FOR MIR. MACK

Edward r. Mack, superintendent
OF parks. left last Saturday for a two
weeks vacation In Ohio. This Is the
first extended vacation enjoyed by
Mr.. Mack in the past four years.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18

Winston Walker; Miriam. Marchio-
ness Of Castlejordan, Sarah Lamden;
Lady Noeline Belturbet Jessie Col
lison; Lady Wilhelmina Belturbet.
Catherine Negendank; Lady Thorn
asln. Kathleen Anderson; Sergeant
shurter. Helen Seller.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
DANCE CARNIVAL

The annual dance carnival OF
Kate McClanferty's pupils VIII
held In The Playhouse. on n
evening May %. The prograrp
been completed and rehearssIs
being held daily.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
WINTERTHUR FARMS DAN

The bi-monthly dance Of the
ployes Of Winterthur Farms vii
held tonight in the club room #
farms Draine's Orchestra will
nish the music.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
p d r 6 lie S

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter McAllister,
Of 1900 West Fifth street entertain
ed on Monday evening in honor OF
the twenty-frst birthday anniver-
sary Of their son, Albert, and the
first birthday anniversary Of
their daughter, Marguerite. The
evening was pleasantly spent in
music and playing games.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Brown, H. S. Williams, Mrs.
George Pierson and daughter, Lii
Ian. Mr.. and Mrs Marshall, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Jones and son Miss
Marian Walters, Miss Julia Hen
bricks. Miss Mldres Buckingham,
Miss Myrtle McClain, Miss Pearl
buckingham, c. Little. James Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell Gordie, of
Philadelphia, Lanos Poke and Hugh
Nolan.
l one OF the smaller social organ
'izations in Newark is the Tuesday
Night Bridge Club, in which Miss
Edith Pining Spencer is one OF the
specially active members. The club
held a business meeting at Miss
Spencer's home on Monday evening.
Among those present were Miss
Spencer. Misses Olive Heiser, Ethel
Campbell, Alberta Heiser Dora
Law. Katherine Heiser and Agnes
Medin, OF that town. and Mrs. Hor-
ace ]. Corey OF Newark, \. J. At
that meeting the clubs plans for the
next season were discussed.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
EPWORTH MISSION WORK.

The May meeting OF. the, Home
Missionary Society OF Epworth NJ E.
Church will be held at s o'clock to-
morrow evening in the church par
lors. A special program is being ar
ranged.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
smvERBRooK LEAGUE ELECTS.

-AA4h I-tADAeDOh l-Eah1 I p El4EllN.
On sunday evening. the Epworth
League of slverbrook ~. Z Church
neld Fery interesting service. IT
a. me tnirty-second anniversary Of
me League and Mrs Slater. the
.resEnrsr. had charge o. the meet
ing Miss Eorma Lunt read reports
n me serond and third vice Dresi-
-en-s On me Wo-k fhey have done fr
me pa1t year. Miss Kate Hareh-
nan secretary. read the names of
--r nempers ri the league. Of which
taere are over zoe. Mrs slater -e.f
me treasurer's report. The Rev H.
y r Stephenson. pastor of me
tlurcn| gave a very interesting talD
concerning the work the iearue /,
doing and expects To DO. Al The clos,
~ the service fhe following oncar.
we're elected; Miss Eihei Hartman
president; Robert Green. FIRST VIC
president; president; Mrs r. X
stephenson. second vice president
4fiss Norma Lent. third vice pres
aenl. Mss Winnie Davis. fourth viC
president. Miss Katie Harshman. set
rotary Mrs. Slater. treasurer; Ali
Marian Blackburn. press agent
Evening journal., 1921-05-18

hewen
OF raisn
OF Of
to
of a
fan the membership divided
chairman The
successful
through the these
The be a the future
will be the comedy Fun in Theatrical
ONCE presented Garrck Theatre this
Evening journal., 1921-05-18

Current Events Class OF the Wash
ington Heights Century Club met
on Monday afternoon. A book re-
view of "Mainstreet," was given by
Mrs. W f. Douglas. Current Events
were given by Mrs. Jessie Martin.
Miss Ina G. Barnes, one Of three
supervisors Of New Castle county
rural schools. gave an interesting
account Of the work of the schools.
Vocal selections were sung by Mrs.
Earl A. Spencer. accompanied BY
Mrs. o. V. Ort
The anniversary luncheon Of the
New Castle Century Club will be
held in the parish house Of Inn
manuel p. e. Church, New Castle,
tomorrow. Following the program
in the parish house the club women
Evening journal., 1921-05-18

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The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-21

1 William McBeth left on trip to
 Seattle He has been visiting friends
 on the channel after having spent more than a year at Kenuccott.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-21
CANADIAN GOVT. BUYS REINDEER IN DENMARK
 FOR D0MESTICATL0N
I,E N.-n-L-L-L nrossl

.
 THE PAS. Man, Oct. 2l.- Word has born received here that zoo head oi reindeer have been purchased in Den mark on behalf of the Canadian gov crnmcut, 10 be brought to Canada for domcrtcation with the wild caribou of the barren lands
 The experiment is the result of VilhfaImlr Stofar..ou's scheme, as outlined to the Canadian government some time ago, whereby he proposed to form a company to supply the world with meat from the caribou of the northern wastes
 Stcfansson estimated that there was ranging ground for an unlimited stock of reindeer and caribou in the far north country and expressed the strong belief that this industry would flourish from the start
 As a means of transporting the meat out of the country 1t is likely that the go, rnment will complete the Hud- sons Bay railway, this being an i'm portant link in the scheme.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-21

in honor of the "gob." of the sur. vcy ship Explorer there was a social dance given at tho Labor Union hall. The music for tho affair was furnished by Miss Mamie Hahn on the piano.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-21

Miss Clctus Carroll. formerly of TrcpdwcIl. who was visiting with her sister. Mrs. r. II. Allen. of Haincs, and later with friends at TrcadwelI, left for her home at Seattle
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-21
MANY MILLIONS SOUCHTBEFORE
 CLAIMS COURT
dBy Associated prcssp


 WASHINGTON. Oct 21 The United States Court of Claims has rcconvencd with a calender of large and important cases for the winter term Upon the court docket there are actions involving approximately $3o0000,o0O arising out of the coun- try's activities during the World war and the influx of these cases has only begun the ultimate aggre- gate of such claims being estimated at between $2,ooo .doo0oo and $3, Oo0OOO.0OO.
 These actions are brought into th" court by plaintiffs having claims against all departments of tho gov ommprt the war department in which claims involving approximately $5v"o ooo uoo have been filed. the b,ro,u .r u5nrrlD revenue which b.. before u claims for r.uud. and relates amounting ro many millions; the shipping board where cancolla- rtous alorr involve over $S5oo0o.- "D. claims for patent infringement of which S@0oo0oooo.0oo have all ready been filed in the various courts claims made by the railroads amount ing To approximately &2 95o.0ooooo; claims proportionoroly large aris- ing from the housing corporation. war risk bureau. food and fuel ad- mmistrarions and large amount of claims of miscellaneous character
 The variety of claims pending in the court is almost unlimited, in- cmdinE actions for roquisitioning of ships and railroads. transportation of troops. ammunition and supplies. in fringcment of patents for high cx- plosiyes. submarine boats and tor pcdocs wireless and radio apparatus contracts for anti-aircraft engines and guns, military and naval sup plies and ammunition. appropriation of camp sites and naval bases, to- gcthcr with contracts for manurac- turing and acts of communicating of almost endless diversity.
 There are many novel and inter csting questions raised especially in suits for infringement of patent. One inventor claims $l.OOO.OOO for the little packet books of stamps that are sold to the public at every post office. Another claims that as early as 1905 he invented a gliding ma chine involving the principle upon which every airplane operated by the government is constructed and if successful may recover $IO.O0OOO and $995O00 is asked for infringe ment in the manufacture of torpedoes. and about $$3O .OO0 for radio ap- paratus Claims are made for in juries to persons and property by mail trucks and reimbursement is claimed by farmers for destruction of lands and crops by alighting mail planes. The owner of intoxicating liquors whose supply has been illeg- gally confiscated by jealous prohi- bition enforcement agents seeks in demnity in money damages In preparation for the desposition of this new business the court of claims has so cleared it's dockets that not only pending suits but ac- | tions based upon war claims are re- ceiving immediate attention and all cases are disposed of as rapidly as they are prepared and presented for counsel
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-21

Former Deputy ', s. Marshal A. E. Lucy of this city has moved to Juneau, where he and Mrs Lucy will reside in the future.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-21

If you change your address, do not notify the carrier boy-report your new address to the office