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Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-10-14
SOMETHING MORE THAN GAME
Ingenious Pastine That 10 Designed to
Give Participants an Idea OF
Character Reading.

Training In character analysis Is
made possible by u game just put on
the market, says New York Times
writer. In playing 1t two contesting
sides are respectively called char
acter readers and face builders"
some one not taking part In the game
being selected as the subject TO be
studied. The character readers write
upon u slip Of paper those charac-
teristics which :.ey think best tit the
subject. The face builders then pro
coed TO construct likeness Of the per
son from "A number of cardboard pieces
Oh which different types of features
are stamped. These sectional blocks
provide u map OF the face studied, the
blocks representing the three chief
facial types. designated as convex,
concave and plane, with many Inter
mediate gradations.
When the representation Is com
pleted by putting the blocks together,
key number on each block gives
reference to a description OF the char
acteristics revealed by that particular
kind OF feature. Each Characteristic
named by the character readers which
agrees with the corresponding charac-
teristics found by the face builders
scores one point for the character
readers. Instead of studying person
present. u photograph may be used
with equally good results.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-10-14
NEWS CARRIED BY DRUMBEAT
African Natives Have a Really Won
derful Way Of Communicating
Over Long Distances

News Is carried by drumbeat In AZ
RIGA at u rate as fast as the telegraph,
writes correspondent. The natives
of Central Africa have a wonderful
system of signaling from village to vii
lage by drumbeat. lie says. Generally
the property of the chief. these official
drums, which are many, forming a set
Of varying size, are, as a rule, of the
species known as incision-drum. This
Is long. narrow hollow cylinder.
made from a tree trunk, with the ends
closed. BY relay message may
travel q thousand miles In little more
than the velocity of sound. The drum
telephone depends upon an elaborate
code of sounds. European travellers
often order their dinner and nights
lodging at the next village by drum
message. The villagers use II as we
use postal, telegraph and telephone
service-and there are no charges. To
a European the rhythm of a drum ex-
presses nothing beyond a repetition Of
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-10-14
Keep Up Old Ceremony.

A quaint little ceremony which mas
been enacted on the second day OF
February for more than 200 years may
be seen in the churchyard Of Wotton,
near Dorking, England. 1t arose Out
of the bequest OF William Granville
a member of the Inner temple, VINO
left by his will II sum Of 4Os. for the
boys Of wotton. Five of them were
required to stand bareheaded on the
morning of February 2. and success
fully reclte from memory the LORDS
Prayer the Ten Commandments. and
the Apostles Greed. read Corinthians,
chapter Is, and write lcgibly from die
tation two verses from the same pas
sage. Then the 4Os. Is distributed to
them. A boy may succeed only once.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-10-14

the same note at different intervals or
time, but To a native II expresses much
more. To him the drum can and does
speak, the sounds produced from 1t
forming words and the whole measure
of rhythm n sense. Thus, at dance
of companies" In one measure they
abuse the men of another company
. then the rhythm changes and
the gallant deeds of their own COM
pany are extollei. All this. and much
more, Is conveyed by the beating Of
drums, and the native ear. trained TO
detect and Interpret each beat, Is
never at fault.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28

Farms and Land for Sale 81:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
I.-I'oint Typo

The iyreest type permitted IN ihe
Want Al pages ~ - point, and the
smallest space In which a i@-poin;
type ed may toe set - one men. The
rat. tor thiS large Typ. i cents "A
word daily and cents Il woru sun
day The same scale OF reductions
wiil apply a. tor regular want ads
TheS- rates apply only 10 advertise
mcntS originating IN RiChnlonu and
suburban territory. From other
sources the rates are: DaiIy. II cents
a. aEHic line. sunday. 10 cents AN
agate lin" tCount > words 10 the iincD.
CASH must accompany The order
Longer term rates tor business ad.
NcItIsvrs ion request.
Advertisements received as late as
10 y. VI. and 10 l.. NJ. ctcn week day
and up to T.. NJ. Saturday tor correct
classification IN The mcN, EDITION
situation Wanted Nd>-MaIc and
FvuiAt r-whvu presented at the Want
40 Counter in the Dispatch building
10y those our OF work viii be inserted
Free at Charge.
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Ask the Man Who Phones One

He'll tell you that am nd in the Automobile col
nmn> of the Dispatch has three speeds
Let Dispatch nd be the that ear
You want To put the mnrkct-and you'll sell Il ON
thigh" y "
w Don't celebrate the Tin Anniversary OF your car
rms is 1921, but il doesn' make difference what
The date OF automobile S-DiSpatrh cars
of all ages 80
Everybody in Richmond who is Interested in buy-
'G any sort of used Dispatch elias
ncu columns every day. That's the main reason why
'hcSc ATS sell So many in such time
Put Tour au Oniobilc where BUYERS or tI,c civ
'h see it-cali Randolph and ask for Il tinker.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SIX
business Property
PROPERTY

Owners desire to sell
hlgh-grade property, con-
slstlng of two large, we'll
constructed buildings, a"
shaped, two stories high,
Nice big yard. Well stu
ated, high and dry, in the
heart of manufacturing
district. Three minutes
from Tenth and Main SITS.
Will arrange satisfactory
terms with purchaser.
Have tenant ready for new
owner, if desired. No real
estate agents need apply.
Address,
OWNER, E-73O,
Care The Dispatch.
Farms and Land for Sale scr
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II RIO. hEA7
Situations Wnntc,1-,Iulc

"uuttu-N1ilIt
nv n.y. N x or time clerk desrres uo-.,Ipn.
snse i ee'SF'I D%ssnna aS.' Il s TGfs5
years co!l@r" "Xpcficncc. c, W,in 'W %f
nH,"kK ,,, aud s,cn"graphic WORK .
Iss, rsieSe%es- Re sia H Thc G GhH%ri%i.ee
POINTER Wanted position OF any Kind
q" nr" %Sr,, ar many ,an 'hnss. PreiGi .miior
West Duval stree; '"'' ''"'"' 10 IL
pH 3H, TEK-W Wanted: position az porter or
tnnd ear read aud write ana m,ara ssCw
Sashiy Ap~s i 49, 'Sw wv, ia,S 'aSr
REGISTERED PHARMACIST or.n 10, =
pos.ti9n az once. Address Box A. III
care The Dispatch. $50
Me SM ,,;;-, travelling sales.
, sa IobSsr OF DRY goods and notions notions
middlv.ased. ivc-wir. SALESMAN '' IA 1;,.a
I'"' o. fns Ss H. CIV, rste'e"ces + a. o.
SALESMAN OF 20 years. road e,,.r,c,.,o
: Box + EOS. care fhs Dispaich'. 's'e''''
anis iD HS vi Shss ;9d snpe salesman
dress Box t: 10. Tns Disistc i%'e'S' al
Ni;ESMANmYouns matrices man wishs,
Sisfa I6a h Hlf' ID si TS.sre"ee' l.
siiirriN IN ChEkk WANT. 'worK a; onc.
OF reference. Isox + 10. rhe Disp'iSn
SHOE CLEkk-w"n,ed. by experienced
s"y SI'tN. i,Gs't,o" can - Eooi rel
iioI e ii, care Inc Dispatch fhs''s ""'e'"
sTEAMFlrrEn Wishes posi,ion. y No.
iioa L 5ii Inc Dispatt5. '''e' ''"'''
STORE ANp STOCK room man of II
ys"I,, %Xr.r!enye Wishes rosltion a. suthi
or SS"othtnE else. Call IiOulvNarI $500.
TFrlST-r YOUNG man typis, ana SHINING
gi,ra With eleric%I SNp,rienco. IS i,
care rhe Dispatch l. -
NtLCANi"Eh wants wogK al once. C.l
Madison J3G,
NuLcANl%ER wants work at once. can
WANTED position mroh.uicaI
,all Work. Address i,ox i. $50. c. .,,
WANTED iob OF ANY KIM: experienced in
sas eng IA" i.phifing. salesman and ma.
sgr ',''s i' onip o. ' E moo,y "in
Meadow. "a l.
wArGHMAN-w wanted. pos.tlcn az uishl
msn, .H\diEys;+ J i ii. 50. I.ontst t.i
nosjian can ,asmi.n eA i"iGIs. "'s%s
dress +: 80. Ths b'spatch
wArciiMAN-Nieht Waterman wi,n -
yenrs eNp.rienye with o., ,onHeny
fS,rrS"cc= AadrSss Is rs. III 'i"'' H 10.
" lehman w"u'd Ike TO gci . lob ON
shirs, factory 81 stur" 81 any pi.,e
wh-Tr ~ ,,uuirv. iny services VI On ng,t-
cst. GcIia"iv mau. Gan iuInlsn the u.st
OF references. W.llins TO 20 ans where
tioN !. -: car. rhe Dispatch
NDuNG hurried man desires yurt OF any
k;ni, {. :. H.. :pt East Clay Street
Gity
YOUNG man. - years Ula. WISHES wo,k
OF SOM kiUd Last wori,-d IA !o.!lu:
m!ll. Address Bon !: ,iN. IN. DIsyat,n.
YOUNG man Wishes uusItion: wagon
di!srr. h"ud!.HG horses or other olt,i,or
WON. " Np,i l'i!,. dub reference. Aulrr,.
iIoN + .ih. .Gy DISPATCH.
YOUNG r"l"roi man wants position q.
chauffeur AUTO mechanic az porter; tci.
.I'nr"a. u. H. iI.liinr,l 2-I3 lIcurlcu
YOUHG married man. several wears ran.
road cAi'sII-:.O' botu Office hni suvi,
wants M"iN Alsp experience. on nuto,
mobile repairs. BOX +. 40 lne Ds-
patcn.
rOUHG Man. ~ ,-ats ODD married gen
craI clerical, also grocery rNprrir',,,.
WI. 'uns.,,i dtis position. iiuA 4. Isl
caic lnr Dispatch.
YOUNG MAN with vxrrr"nc" as INST
man with ",NI. -ngiHr..Ts st.nI, Ak
ahi aHpyrii tvud'nt~ ci,tt. Gv-l. ..,si-
ton Telephone Boulevard -ao.-J
TNsiI,..iL
CUISINES r.. .".i,...> 10
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MERCHANDISE

Don't Throw Away Old
RAZOR BLADES.
We Make Them Like
New for You.
Single Blade, &c.
Double Blade, DC.
HOWELL BROS,
Sixth and Broad Street
Wnntcn-io uu, 00
eau ahywhci. " W,.s,.I,,p,,a,,,u' WIZ
'ror.h seventh Street. Randuipn ,2o 700
H',,,,S.Ea an rLA rlIrn .r.DS-Anv.
tnink IN ANTIQUE furni,tir. V,I, any any,
anSwherc In Virginia H.. IL >, so a.,
ooSers th"n call the man th,. M, n ,e
prices Madison 1901 Board ia W.
Mah >'s.-.' klcnmonh Va.
rohN tiiE waited. any uuan.lty: H.,
p''H.- naiI Ma, .snn 1905.
'M\! L tE-i iIrnest casn prices pa,a
,ot n-rd ;nrni'urc Kar,ioiph i,Iy '"'u
STOCK WANTEn VIII buy Miller train
fnuttoI stock 4. l.. Dribr! uuat ,n.n'.
Bauk Buildinr 81. Louis Mo.
M I'D I" buy a vertical water ,urbi,,.
new OF used. J. Berg Yale Va
Na dlsOn 2s2l ""' Sales
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BUSINESS SEKj mr.
business Services or.,,.,,


order nov and ,No.d Ia. ru.n M,..
hl- ninehG AWNING Co. gli Wn..p,h
CRAFTS Tl.NNO FACTORY -,......-
.u' nt -uth rnd FIauklin Str,',i. 20 Z
.'H q" H" h'sh-r."ss plano tuning ~,
''.u''H MS We specialize,
'-"'"IiAf gli aud Woru-out mann
'.s a.i make piaErs u!.ycr-pI.,is
.l#hHs "ui i"ikils I.auhin.s We can
.t""' iH''" sound IS when new or h.,
L.f IRE" estimates. Phone RAM, ,','t
DOL. HOSPITAL.
iiasaes 700 Nofi% @ mira ST.? Stise, so'"'i"%.
NJ" &r. IL. NJ, IL Naf., f;,.,
l.r''ed 10 WSrss So &"r.a 2 III 81 e.
h.pNTAGCE Mfo Co-i.un.uv, .no MI,
"ofa a. ,sa Stree, q, Ifrii Inc Line '"'''
"i ~. " nn.i s.qs" ~. s"q * 5,,s1oe4ea Ike
iiroaa s,r~e, M.iiSon s5os ''' E"''
fIkiNG Jacob um'ouf iass W,
rur. ,lt.n., ana weiiiW, rum,
n"d shiVp'd Estimate. lreef,,iI!
il,AlN.q .fuN!%G ENppr, ,epairing and e.
s%ncr,s cnas. H. StienT the moved by
WE len rphois,yiry Of lim"nznes o5upc.
t..s1 iu ten hours uy apDu.uir.rr H."
g.,ag.ns ,co ,9nnio, ~ .s nioadl
,inIin,m-. "rI. ..,in. n
GAEA"ES-- we VA. DuIld vou ao aii..,..,
1879 Sheanei ina" "a" stabbed Gs.,
Alsn, ii1 Yves. Mala street rama ~
Moving. Trucking, Storage 2:s
HAULING wanted cNtra hauling To-, my
"u I"ubir wagon. during dull r.,hnI
H.aiioi;'o Nis!E.. "''s'" e'"'''ys' Phone
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- INDENED ron QUICK
= ~ REFERENCE
LAS the Tclrphonr-Cnn Randolph !
Ask for Want Adj Takcr

THE RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH
rally morning edition viii appear III
The next edition of THE EVENING
DISPATCH. The rates given herewith
cover morning anu evening service ~
aii instances. with the exception oi
THE SUNDAY TIMES DISPATCH
which is priced separately,
Schedule of Want Ad Rates
2h.c "A word daily. minimum
sec. set solid.
Sc word daily. minimum soc.
agate caps.
&c word sunday. minimum
3bC, set solid.
&c word Sunday. minlmum
soc, agate caps
consecutive insertions price
OF - Insertions
cons. cutiVc insertions price
OF 5is Insertions
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situations Wuntc,i-.-rmuic ;,u

Situations Wantco-:-rInair ;sI
CLERICAL POSITION Young lady. best
-: itiyryne.. d,st"s position at once.
a. companion or l,usyke,p"i wi,h s Ghtts
ii,n people. hoX +: 20! The l,!spaicn.
pAl woEK W"misd. Washing or day
!iOuSEK EErER cultured lady. desires
n .%x e Sst Il ,SnnSd home
house tor family VITA small children OF
;"r elderly couv!c Il"N Il 752. The
houSEKEi;rEH wanteG. position 10
Keep house fpr - cuup!" OF refined bnsi-
ness ."ni"s. o, would ASSIST smal! fam
4 1871 IN Dlsunrcn
NURSE wanted. work b.. a practical
nurse Who can give good reference. Call
boulevard ''H"-J o. Hyuj. t. SID,
E.livio,v Park.
rEDyoFhEAni-E. n!ls" ri.n.-.. wishes pos.-
TO" "t INC. 1nh handoiuh Isla
SALESl.Nbf Lady with experience" wants
ri"cc a. sti.s!tdy va candy store Box
+ 40. TN" Dispaton.
rENOGHAriinH-- wears experience.
tai noa,varI 81. iWi.1 an III ' =. r.
srE&OGRArIiER y renaed. experisnc.d
s,.nGiSir""nSr tnd ,v"'-l accurate and
nos't.o" w,!!'n som reiinbl, tirm Al
Ayenuo >e"porl News Va
TEACHER Au experienced teneher vii.
,."eh OF ''siri !" lsht work Ia r.
hH"i nom" TT board and travelling
i.y y. "s' :"
TYriSI Wanted. position ia ciiicc Dy ~
pei'emccd 'Soist .nd hins clerk: some
of differences. Hos T. iii. care Tie DIS.
uHtSH
WIDOW with twn small children 10 SUP
rori wants work OF most any Kind Do'.'t
object u" Wo'lIns part OF night. Must
n"ye emnloyin.n, c.ll Mailson I77.J.
situations Wanted :"nic 81
y GENTLEMAN ana ,on Of 10 wears would
Itiendo"i i,@> i "5iiy " r""c =" rue Dis Dis
y STRONG meaIthy young man wants
iso> L. ~ are .rhe Di.r"tch '''''''
AMBITIOUS yopuE man visne. employ
tu,"r". IA service man Win on. nrm
hyc Years A.s 20 Box 7J.. Tn.
bookkEErEE M!ddie.asod man wants
ros.lon - n"'Ek"cpcr or other clerical
WORK ga De recommended. Address
iioN 10. ctre The Dispatch I
nooKKEErEE - w.nteU position by
%@s@"%f ) Jcro "Ss" s'foI.a so.t w.
bOokKEEIEH Position az booEkceper
:, ,is,.eI: wqr& ioq, ears 1 .snvrienee
HnpkhEkl'EH aud accountant wants no.
-ition OF any Kind a, once willing TO
Ga. II" q, M H ,;n fs"1s "hncrisnSe ne:
hooEKEEriNG EsprIi"nced In general
clerical WORK 1.n, .Eandic ooirespond:
~ years "Sucriomc". Box i 7ao care
bppEKEErEH rosi,Ion as assistant
1oDEHecr.r or clcr,c.L uori. Ton y"ars
'sIrricEf.; uec typewriter aud VAIL
.ddins machine: suhS,ituio work wanted
''' SUMNER ios u 7'?. Tho Disps'ch.
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LIVE STOCK

DANClNE taught rcaaona bir. Miss Kate
Siumpt. STUDIO 2Oo W. Grace. Ran
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Kt4I EsI aTE FOR Sale
Farms and Land Tor Sale 81;

3ia ACRES !or sale by owner: fenced for
hogs. shccn and cattle 200 acres in
cultivation balance Ia pine a:id OAK t!n,-
BIER: I-ronin dwelling: large barn ard
other outnuild ings: ] mile TO depot
church and school. S buyer can obtain
practically any terms desired. For par
iicuIar- r'-i'" ''v -. pct"rai.u-r, Va
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EAif:.J. h..,T
Help WantcdI-I'cmalc

y BEL TER class AT work with a better
class az people opportunities FOR high
grad" YOU'VE Women. can an the en-
ni"Nm"ut SUPERVISOR. Room 5D:. 80? Eas,
Grace street Sh" viii Il" glad 20 ,.ll
YOU about tv.CphoU" operating: Sl3 so :,
Mr"N. The Chesapeake ana Potomac
i.!Snhon" tvmpauy OF Virginia.
GtNERNESS Wanted. q guNcrncss for
four children. SiNth. seventh ana pri-
mary grad" work. beginners In music
Address Mrs. Moses, Motley. Va.
If YOU are Oui OF wuir un1 want a posi-
ton. fh' bispatCh vii. insert si,ua.
ton wanted dd tor You fire. of charge,
Ash a. The DISPATCH office.
SALESLAplES- Several bright .contp.-
tent >hl"slhts"S FOR permanent position
nH'EiNE excellent opportunities tor
rnpid adyauC~uout Apply AT ono"
Nauinnnn " CO.. Employment bureau
mn door.
SrENcGRArHEH- II, large financial an
Sutu- ION. experienced ana capable stc-
noE'hrher. Permanent position.
WANTED. whit" woman rs housciio.u.r
tor wiiuw"r ana two small children
Randolph i@3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28

Boh. age "a. desires position IL, auto
mobile shop or to do anything In,
comes 70 hand Address Y. Walton. Bon
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INSTRUCTION
MnsicnI. Dnn,.,nr. Drn,,,,ri,

~ :Ie Einit.cuu"uset 20 North
49, '''n S1'te, summarizes ~ live ,es-
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~ here To Eat
Manifestations. Roar,

hpAHI' Wanted. board. gentleman an,
laugh ~. Ia urtvHte Gajnity -t,t..
i'"N T. 80 c"r. ihe Dispatch
"E .Sa E,iN h ~ w""tef ter room and
Nhtc huulr. nice snhIr. mn. w,,,.,
dress y. !, Il no Union street. S.I.',,
WANTED. iw" rooms and hoard far g,,,
r!c and daughter 10 years Nhi., Vs.,
reasonable. i'"N y 80. care me Dis
patch 90
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ilclI,--MaIc or Female {.

VI pNCE-N iirst-,!dE4 woman or man
COOS. uuc Nhu mas experience IN coo.
me III - luuyh,uu'tt.. HOur other need
apply Apply rnt-A Fast MalshuU.
ana sales .adi-s liberal nay;
permanent position II! i:asi Broad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28

Ely 80 trupks nat s;au. FOX serve,
gu. N"t i"iiuN Motor Co ltiu ~,
Nruti Ntr.rt Inlmn iknnl.Nar, ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28

VIZ clean upholstery Of liuDulIlas ,.t,...
rHH ~"'"ns rms sHrvI,. can be-. r..n
h. 90 iu i"u hours py appointment -.
cleaning 90. one, -" I... lf.J
street. Plant l2o. Dance Strc,r ''
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nted Here Yesterday Have Already Paid Themselves 100 Times
BUSINESS SERVICE

BUSINESS SERVICE
Notwithstanding ~
MALI. rAPER-For urS.c class ,yn,E--..
lowest uiiCts call i. j. McEitirick BIvd
ise6.J. ~ work SuaranIeed
:irDairiIc .a
EiiA RErAik Suor-rrunk,. .ui, ga a..
shoes gi2 ". Broai Randolph iiiI-W
FlkNi. lEE repaired ana r.nni,h,J 5,n
y MADISON -. Madison 1913 " ~
LELA\I'S quality Shoe shop 3aI No,,h
th'n 80, H'i i"lun 1855
p!ih\ruHHtii repairing RvwiYtt i'nono
gram "a ilt Broad st Mad 2i5
reed anu string instru-
insntS. al! makes repaired. RIchu,na
Ihonoertph Repair Co.. Madison 5GyI.J
TfiE uUB Snov R"uaIrin: iI,Is Ic N,,
shaN IA II'o-N. l. IL. Cahen. Prop.
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Moving. Trucking, Storage %,

tNLilND wanted. rNtts haUlIny for mas,
"" double wagon. during dull! r.anuy,
~ - g." Keep drivers employed. Inou,
h"uioli'h Is2t.
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EmIinum. -, ",...n..in,.

.'A EAnkS-- "" WI. Duild vou an ali s,..i
sHfsE- cheaper i3aN th~ SHIPPED O.,
Jbn8es kendier. III" M-ia. I'.lii,,
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Help Wantctl-Alalc

FARM HAND Wanted. farm hand. white
or S"i"red ,hl.- h"di"I married iunn for
PIGMENTS Don't write. com" ana 81.
o. telephone kenhrooN Farm. Milford
FREE cmploym"n; service rublic En-
II you ar out OF work AMI want "a lob.
The psu.tch wi. inset situation
w"n!sd 80 tor you free OF charge ASK
INSURANCE MEN should write Tor
agency proposition 1" s.u the accident
and health policies OF Americas Lead
cash COMPENSATION AMI liberal renewals.
Johnson Nd"In<. S9uth.1St'tn Man
ayers. 'o- Bond nldg., washing;o on
-. =.
MIN wautrl 20 learn ;h- barber trad.
Write Tor Information nisn.ti"nd "a.
Srr Col eEe. ,ni East MarshS3 Street.
OPENING :ot scvcra. Speciality sa!c4!nen
IN !oca. territory Apply TOO North
seventh hetwee" aud 10 VI NJ.
Clarke.
that knows how to do ar-, class work;
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BY HERBERT COREY.


One Of these days the up:to-date
farmer will say to his son John:
Johnny. let's throw handful OF
corncobs into the big eight and go
to town. Whassay?"
Whereupon the boy will fire up the
large red automobile that in the days
to come will stand in the farmers
lane, just as the moving machine
and the threshing machine and last
And they will fit away to the county
seat and fit back again when the
night comes, when men do chores.
And the total cost Of fuel for the fit-
ting Will be about a nickel. Less than
that, in fact. For today corncob
D. Rockefeller. Think Of the depre-
citation in those billions of dollars Of
tanks and pipe lines his aged father
him.
Think Cheaper Fuel Possible.
Maybe this sounds like a dream.
Run an automobile on q handful Of
corncobs? The mans nutty. The
house Is haunted. There are hair
way at all. It may be true that the
bureau of chemistry doesn't precisely
stand for the story as yet, one reason
being that until the bureau Of chem
istry gets q lot more money for ex-
perimenting than it has been able to
pry out Of reluctant Congress It
cannot prove that this forecast is
fairly reasonable and sane. But the
bureau OF chemistry wants money for
tne express purpose Of proving this.
It is safe to say that the bureau
thinks a better and cheaper fuel than
gasoline is easily possible from waste
5000 old sewer gas will do it,"
said one enthusiastic chemist. Marsh
gas you know. The sort that blows
up a ellar every now and them
Every one knows that sewer gas
Is highly explosive. II it could be
easily handled it could drive a gas
engine Just as easily as 1t does a
nanhole cover now and then. It is
the product Of decaying waste to be
as simple and technical as pos
slble. For years chemists have had
the thought Of making use Of this
sewer gas
Some one onoe said that there is
moro power going to waste in the
decayfng stalks Of the cotton in the
south than is being piped in all our
gasoline Some one up in Canada. is
making out Of straw decomposed in a
retort gas with which thresh-
ing engines and the like are being
driven. But the new idea for
handling sewer gas seems to have
come from the Philippines.
In 1917 Otis Warren Barrett, one