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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-14
ElKS MAKE MERRY
At HOTEL DU POINT
Wilmington Lodge Has Enjoy
able Celebration in Spacious
Ballroom.

With tho hail room of the Hotel du
ront transformed into ~ scene like
Nnrdi Gras og Venice in carnival time.
wilmington Lodge. No. S07. Renevo-
lent ana Protective order Of Elks.
hold supper dance Tor the first
time IN several years. From nine
o'clock untli IN tho wee small hours
cs the morning. over zoe Elks and their
friend. enjoyed tho isvish feast.
Az .lo,en o'clock all lights wore ex-
tirsuished except n model of the Eve
ming star, and the Elss. lcd by Exslt-
I'd Ruler George II. Hosue, drank
toast 90 their absent members. At
this time. l.. H. Waterman. treasurer
oi the entertainment committee was
presented with bouquet az roses.
Between tho courses of the dinner,
thcrc was dancing. Vaudeville acts
were given by performers a, local
theatres and the Elks' Choral Club
ems,
Tho hall room was elshora,ely
decorated with Japanese lanterns,
hailconm and vsri-colorcd strcamers
The blowing of tiny souvenir whistles
tho whifiins ~ paper scrpent'nes
through the air, and the tossing OF
balloons from ono table 90 another
mdded 90 the general spirit OF carnival
Each lady received several souvenirs
Nuciudlns say paper party has, filed
with candy,
Tho entertainment committee, which
had planned tho Lavish entertainment
were =. Il, Jones. chairman; Charles
Mcclnnis. secretary; l. n. Waterman
treasurer William s. Honhauer. WI
liam Schlltcr. Charles Moore. Peter
Casper. Joseph Crowdcr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-14
Good Glove Bargains
for Dollar Day

Women's imported & Mocha
Gloves. in tan and grey; sizes
S 3-4 to Z; Dollar Day, $l.00
a pair
Women's Suedetex Gloves,
in black or white; were 75c, Dol
lar Day, 2 pairs for $l.00.
Sixteen-button Washable
Doeskin Gloves, all sizes and
nearly all shades; Dollar Day,
$1.0O.
.Women's Imported X d
Gloves, in brown, Centemeri &
all of our regular stock, both
long and short gloves, starting
from $500 and up; for Dollar
Day. $l.00 off the regular
price.
A lot Of Winter Gloves, some
fur-lined, at half the original
price. --rGloves, First Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-14
Basement Bargains

Useful things for the house at
Dollar Day reductions.
Serving Trays, mahogany
finish, with brass handles, Dol
lar Day, s1.00 each.
Regularly s1.10 Aluminium
Sauce Pans, heavy grade. 2
for $1.00.
Near Cut Glass, has been SOC
75c and Sl.OO a piece; to close
out Dollar Day, 8 pieces for
$1.OO.
Good Toilet Paper, 25 rolls
for S1.00.
Fine Broons, usually CSC;
Dollar Day, 2 for S1.OO.
A tableful Of odd patterns in
Dishes, 15c and l0c each.
Porcelain Comblnettes, regu
larly $3.50: Dollar Day. s1.00
each.
Galvanized Slop Jars. with
covers; regularly s1.00 each;
Dollar Day, 2 for $1.OO.
Basement.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-14
Dress Goods
for
Dollar Day

Balance Of our Plaids and Stripes, in
sport and plain styles: one and half
yards wide, in fourteen different pat
terms; special price for Dollar Day,
$3.50 and $500 a yard, formerly $500
and $3.50. Of some Of these there are
only two or three skirt patterns. so
come early.
Cloakings, in velours and silvertones,
a yard and a half wide: lengths Of one
and half and four yards; browns, blues
and gray, of our 5000 and $3.50 yard
quality, for Dollar Day, half price.
French Serges, five pieces Of blue, navy
black and brown; u yards wide; all
wool 'sponged and shrunk; regularly
SIPS quality. for Dollar Day, sl.75
a yard.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-14
Handkerchiefs

81 90 dosen-
Handks all letters regularly 81 20 esch
for
each, 10 for 81 00
whit
Iadi white
all
Iandkerchi eighth and hem reufv
quality or
all linen, onequar 9 for 81
ladies ali
each,
Ladies' regularly
8
Insertions and headings regularly 25c a5
a s1.00.
inches wide regularly 15c and lie quality
yards fol
Fl and regularly 25c and 35o
Sl00
black white and regularly $500
andS2 a
and black
ands3 yard s1.75 yard
gold thread
a a
Embroidery
Cloth oors and 81 90 yard yards M sloo
Floor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-14
Dollar Day T h . 8 .
Corsets
for &l.00

They are advertised lines
that were $500 and $3.50.
These are not in complete
size line Of each style. but,
to start with, there are all
sizes in the lot.
Nationally advertised
line Of Corsets that sell for
SO, 81 and IS; incomplete
lines, but all good sizes to
start with; for Dollar Day
are $500 a pair.
On all Of our regular lines
Of Corsets, selling from
$500 a pair and up, de-
duct $1.OO for Dollar Day.
--Corset Dept,
Second Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-14
Shirtwaists Of Georgette
and Crepe de Chine

Also some few in taffeta, dark shades and stripes;
these were S3.o5 to $500; Dollar Day, $500 each.
White Wolfe and Lawn Waists. trimmed with
lace and frills; $500; Dollar Day, special for
$1.00 each
White Lawn Waists, in all sizes; some made with
long roll collars and vest effect; regularly 81 co.
Dollar Day, for $1.OO.
Childrens Dresses chambray with pocket and
SASH also in large paids and checks regularly 81 So
Dollar Day, $1.0O each.
Muslin Night Gowns, trimmed with Stitching
were 74c, special, and for Dollar Day are marked
for $1.O0.
Lace or embroidery trimmed Gowns Of muslin
or nainsook, kimono style; S1.5o and $500 regularly
Dollar Day, 100 each.
Muslin and Cambria Night Gowns with long
sleeves, trimmed with tucks and embroidery; were
$50 and $500; Dollar Day, $1.00 each.
White and colored Flannel Night Gowns, cut
good and full; trimmed in braid; were 81 so; Dollar
Day. $1.00 Second Floor, take elevator.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-14
Toilet Goods for
Dollar Day
Those $r.0O q Square Yard Linoleums
Two SQUARE Yards for q loo

Six cakes Of Woodbury's Soap
for $l.00.
Nine cakes Of Jergen's Soap
and one Of Woodbury's, all
for $l.00.
Fourteen cakes Of Hard Water
Soap for S1.00.
Azurea Perfume for $l.O an
ounce.
Half ounce bottle Of Cappi's
Perfume. $1.00.
Cappi's Toilet Water, S1.00.
Boncilla Sets, usually S1.50,
for $l.OO.
Houbigant's Ideal and Quel-
ques Fleurs Face Powder, 81.
Hot Water Bottles, Syrlnges
and Combination Bottles and
Syringes, $l.OO each.
Three tubes of Pepsodent
Tooth Paste for $l.00.
Toilet Goods, First Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-14
SULPHUR CLEARS
ROUGH, RED SKIN
Face, Neck and Arms Easily MsAe
smooth. Says Specialist

Any breaking cut of tho skin. even
hsry, itching eczema, can be quickly
overcome by applying little Mentho-
eulphur. declares a noted skin special
lot. Because OF its germ destroying
properties. this sulphur preparation
begins AT once 20 soothe irritated skin
and heal cruptions such as rash. pim-
pies and rims worm.
IL seldom fails 10 remove the tor
mcnt and Disagreement and you dc
not have % wait Tor relief from en-
hsrrassmort Improvement quickly
shows Sufferers from skin trouble
should obtain a small Jar OF Mensho.
sulphur from any good druggist and
use n like cold cream.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-14
Writing Paper.

216 sheets Of good Paper and $50
Envelopes to match. regularly S1.o2;
Dollar Day, $1.00.
Boxed Paper, aiming "a gilt edge
cards. "a sheets of paper and 4S enve-
lopes, regularly S1.oo. Dollar Day, ?
for $l.0O.
Regular CSC Paper. in all tints,
boxes for $1.00. First Floor.
Cap Shape Hair Nets, all colors, ex-
oept white and gray; Dollar Day, IS
for $l.00; formerly 1oc and for 25c.
Ready-made Dress Lining, special,
for $1.00.
Fancy Work Baskets and Market
Baskets, $l.00.
First Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-14
Dress Cinghams

Dress Cinghams
in the easements yards for 81 co. regularly CSC and
soc yard. These are 30 inches wide, mostly all
paids.
Figured Challis, for quilt coverings; SO inches
wide 5 yards for S1.0O.
Colored Flannelettes for klmonos and dresses,
S yards for $1.0O.
Colored Poplns, regularly 45c yard; yards
for $1.OO.
-42-inch Unbleached Muslin, regularly s5c ; Dol
lar Day, yards for $100.
Extra heavy, Seamless Bleached Sheets, 81 90;
regularly S1.5o; Dollar Day, $1.00 each
~ in. x 50 in. Pillow Cases to match these;
regularly CSC; Dollar Day, for $1.00.
3e-inch Lonsdale Cambria. usually $50 yard;
4 yards for $1.0O.
Good s6-inch. Bleached Muslin, regularly 2sc
yard: Dollar Day, 8 yards for S1.00.
Large double bed size Bed Spreads, regularly
$500; Dollar Day, $500 eachs
oO-inch Bleached Union Sheeting, regularly 9Oc
a yard; Dollar Day, yards for 81 90.
Unbeached Twiled Crash, 10 yards for $1.0o.
Heavy Absorbent Crash, red or blue borders;
regularly 2Sc yard; yards for S1.00.
Mems Umbrellas exceptional quality; regularly
$500 each; Dollar Day. $500 each.
Boys and Girls Umbrellas. regularly SITS
, Wood and Metal Girdles, beautiful combina-
tons. regularly S1.sO and SITS; Dollar Day, $1.O0
each
Beaded Bags in jet and color combinations, Dol
lar Day special half price.
Pearl Beads, in graduated sizes; regularly 81
and $500; Dollar Day, $500.
Beads
A splendid assortment in many colors, in plain
and fancy strings; 81 90 quality, 2 for $1.0O.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-14
Children's Stockings
Specially Priced f o +
Dollar Day

Good quality b | a c X,
white or tan. in all sizes.
from 81 to 9; special, 4
pairs for $l.00.
In better quality, sizes 6
to 81, 2 pairs for $1.00.
Ladies' Silk Hose, extra
fine quality Onyx, in black.
white and brown; our regu-
lar $3.50 number; Dollar
Day'for $3.50 a pair. For
this same special price are
included Best Knit Silk
Hose in navy, beaver and
light gray.
Hosiery, First Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-14
Drspery Dept. Dollar Day
GaoctoIo


Silkalipcs, regularly 30c grade,
Dollar Day, 15c a yard.
A new lot Of Cretonncs, Dollar
Day, 4 yards for sl.00.
Art Tickings, regularly 25c-,
Dollar Day, 12)5c q yard.
Sunfast Draperies, were 600,
85c and s100 a yard, now 40c,
60c and Toe yard.
Marquisette, big line at half
the regular prices.
For tomorrow Voiles and Mar
quisettes in plain colors, and
floral designs, at 25c and 30c n
yard.
Csc TO &1.O0 uncovered silk
floss Pillows, Dollar Day, d5c to
75c each.
Curtains Of bobinette, mar
quisette and voiles, regularly
$l.5o, Dollar Day, 81 90 a pair.
Special mnrquisette Curtains,
for 81 .49 and S1.& a pair.
Third Floor, take elevator)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-14
Women's Winter Union Suits

regular 81 regular Dollar Day 81 zs and ip
q
including Ksyses and perfect and some IN
number
you're these dollar day only at for sl0o
regularly &c.
line of sizes o with Dollar Day. for s1o0
Union Suits regularly sae Dollar Day only 800
a suit TO IS
Underwear, Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-14

argan n Our and Suit Department
for Dollar Day
Chldns Spring Goats, Dollar Day, reduced to $500 each
Wonens reduced for Dollar Day.
lot of Furs less than half
New Skirts and TwoPece Dresses g 90 of
Plaid peaed that reduced and
for Dollar Day off these
lot Dresses than half
$3.50 each Abg bargain size here Come early Second Floor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-14
Fine White Goods Reduced
for Dollar Dav

Longcloth SO inches wide; regularly S1!o8 10
yard piece; Dollar Day. $3.50 piece
Madras, 8 yards for $1.00.
Cotton Whipcord, 8 yards for $1.00.
Nurses Linen, yards for $1.00.
Fine yard wide Pajama Check, S yards for 81 90.
English Voles, CSC yard
Imported White Dotted Swiss, special Dollar
Day, 59c yard regularly priced sl.o0.
White Goods, First Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-14
Cot Thi Ost-lt IL Worth Money.

Cut out this slip. enclose with SC
and mall N to Foley & Co. 1885 Shelf
hsld avenue. Chicago. H.. writing
your name and address clearly. You
will receive In return trial pack
axe containing Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound Cor coughs. colds and
Group Foley Kidney Pills for pains
4: vsvics and back; rheumatism, back
ache. kidney and bladder ailments;
and Foley Csthsrtic Tablets. a whole
some and thoro lghly cleansing cath
artir for constipation. biliousness.
hsadachss and sluggish bowels. N. B.
OAnforth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-14
Mems Madras Shirts

perca regularly g. so to s4oo all sizes start WITH
200
Drawers medium weight here regularly 81 CO.
Dollar for 81 co.
special Dollar Day. $40 each
usually here Dollar
for sl.00
Necktee special Dollar Day, for sl00.
Mens45 45c HoseD 81 90.
Z Mems Dept First Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-14

Boston Bags in genuine cowhde IA and 1S-inoh
regularly sos, Dollar Day, $500.
Windsor Ties in solid colors; plaids, fanc les and
dots; regularly 900 and soc each; for $1.0
Buster Brown Collars. most all sizes; slightly soil
ed regularly 2sc md 3sc each; for $1.Oo.
Mems and Womens Umbrellas, automatic fastener;
regular $3.50; Dollar Day $3.50 EACH
Mems Umbrellas, in American tafeta. regularly
500 and 80 quality: Dollar Day, $1.50 each.
Rhinestone Flexible Bracelets, regularly $3.50;
Dollar Day, $3.50 each.
Rhinestone Dinner and Cluster Rings, regularly
$500 and $3.50 quality; Dollar Day, $500 each.
Bags and Purses in black and colors; patent leather
and silk; regularly 500 and $780, Dollar Day, $1.oo
each. ~
Bags and Strap Books, in black and colors; regu-
larry $500 to s4.o 90; Dollar Day, $500.
Ladies Purses and Bags also Children's Bags,
regularly S1oO and S1so each Dollar Day, for 81 90.
Bracelets, Gold and Silver Band and Peggy
Bracelets regularly $3.50 and $3.50 each Dollar Day
$l.00.
Rings gold-hlled and sterling silver, with colored
or plain white stones sl.5o and $500 quality; sl.oo
each.
Bag tops round and square shapes in metal and
shell, regularly $500 and $780, Dollar Day. $lO0
each.
Vanity Gases, gold shell and silver; regularly $500
and $3.50; Dollar Day, $1.oo each.
S1.00 off Of all Umbrellas at $500 or over
First Floor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-14
Art Dept. Dollar Day Bargains

WomenS Stamped Night CoWnS, some nemstItcned necS
some soaoped plenty Of different patte $780, Dollar
Day. $l.00 EACH
Stamped Bolster Throws s1.25 style for $100.
so Fancy Rainbow Turkish Towels stamped guest size: Dol
lar Day, for 81 90.
Stamped Drwe Towels, hernstohed and orochst edges:
regularly 5sc; Dollar Day, for Sl.00
Renaissance Covers 45nch round United quaint y that
were $3.50; here Dollar Day for 81 90.
Scaloped Scarfs pink blue white borders: for S1oo
Stamped Sca for crochet edges usually CSC and 7sc Dollar
Day. 2 for 81 co.
japanese Scars csc 2 for $100.
soc and Stamped CenterS, Pillow Tops and Scafs,
for $1.00. -
Another lot Of Scas Pillow Tops and also Chdrens
Aprons that marked Dollar Day. for 81 1O0
Knitola Wool in bals odd shades that 45c ball. Dollar
Day, balls for 81 90.
Germantown Wool in balls that 55c each; Dollar Day.
3 for $1.00 -
lot of finished models in Ceners Pillows, Seafs Chill
drens Dresses, etc. less than half price
Art Dept. First Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-14
rnes Cured In q 10 IL Days.

prt lists refund money ~ Pam
ointmen. falls 10 cure Itching. Blind.
ns~dins or Protr,Idins Piles. Instant
~ reliev-e Itching Piles. eoc.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-14
The Smith Zollinger Company
e Market
Beautiful Silks

Do you want beautiful Tricolette for skirt or dress?
here chance black gray Alice and honeydew All
have left will be $1.00 yard for Dollar Day.
Crepe de Chine, brown and navy only; a fabric the
quality; Dollar Day, 81 yard.
Black Messaine yard vide only piece for sale Of
our 81 so quality; Dollar Days$1.0 90 yard
Silk Popn navy, brown, black, Alice plum taupe gray and
TAM nice assortment Of yard wide silk popn will be sold Dol
lar Day for 81 90 yard
Satin navy Alice taupe hunter, white, green and black
half pieces Of these in the 800 quality Dollar Day. viii sell FOR
SITS yard.
Shrtng silk and cotton very handsome stripes: nice line o
coorngs and designs, for shirt waists mems shirts soc yard:
formerly S1.75. Silk Dept. First Floor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-14
Little Boys Wash Suits

I'se'o DoJs Vdbt souiNs
Not a complete range Of sizes:
regularly SIPS; Dollar Day.
S1.00 each.
Little Girls Ginghan Dresses.
regularly SIPS; Dollar Day. 2
for s1.O0.
Children's Gingham Aprons.
sizes 2 to 8 years: Dollar Day.
2 for Sl.00.
Children's White Pet,icoats.
regularly SOC; Dollar Day. 2 for
$1.00.
Children's Muslin Drawers,
S pairs for s1.00.
Children's Rompers, odd sizes:
Dollar Day, 2 for S1.00.
Children's Hats, 10 close out
Dollar Day. 2 for s1.00.
-Children's Dept. Basement.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-14

Valentine dance. "Wednesday Febru-
Any 18TH. Prizes. Noung's Studio OF
bancine ADV
, 1922-12-26

THE CAAIPBELL-JOHNSON co.
'Hear-to-Foot Clothiers"
223-225 South Center st.
ELECTRIC SUP & CONST. co.
Radio Supplies
142 E. Midwest Ave. A. L. Forster. Prop.
RICHTER MUSIC co.
Home of the Victro.a, Brunswick and
Lyon s. Healy Pianos
$50 8. Center st. Geo. f. Ritcher, Prop.
THE PALMS
The Palms Telegraph Florist
NATR0NA BUTTE SHOP
III It's Pure Food. We Have IT.
Corner Second and Durbin SIS.
A E. Winter. Jr., Prop.
E. Z. BRENNAN
Representative Lawson Mfg. Co.
Lawson Gas Stoves and Heaters
131 West Railroad Ave.
STONES GROCERY CO..
Successors to Bruce Brothers
233 East Second st.
SHIKANY SHOE & CLOTHING co.
THE HOLMES HARDWARE co.
14e East Second st. e. d. Holmes. Prop.
CASPER STEAM BAKERY
224 East Second ST.
]. c.. zuttermeister Prop.
THE LEADER
women's and Children's Wear
Midwest Bldg.
BRODIE RUBBED co.
Diamond Tires 220 East Second st.
f. J. Donahoe, Secy.-Treas.
, 1922-12-26

Fahrenheit In temperature and POS
Besses the genuine geySsr oder
Flowing through this aaueduct
IN n single to about five
Yards OF the river q divides and In
Guiding a de,ta betweeu runs In two
equal streams TO the edge % the
precipice over which Il leaps. break
lnE into spray upoa great white fan
tasuc shapes which have arisen.
despite tho rapid current OF the Big
Horn. from It's bed 10 meet the
waters which daily increase the s.ze
OF the rocks instead ~, wearing
them away. The deposit IS 80 pien-
tfui that any break OF continuity
i= the edge OF the squsduct il re-
paired IN n few hours.
II procured some specimens Of de
post and some bottief Of wa.er. An
unfortunate rattissnake had fallen
into the reservoir and was floating
around thoroughly cooked
"Our stay here was suddenly
terminated because Cant. Peal.
without testing the Temperature OF
the stream. undressed his feet and
plunged both into the hot water oni,
TO jerk them out with voclferous
calculations, exciting the laughter
OF on-iookers which 80 rouse his
anger that boots and saddles was
sounded NJ once and we sought the
camp % the night before.
we took Platte shat. craving
n a specimen of catfish both here
n at the mouth OF the canyoa.
Buffalo and antelope were killed in
h mountains and elk in the river
bottom"
The above IS the repor; as DR..
Maghee gave it to the
August s. 1878. Later ne filed this
note.
Note-I remark here that at the
Inst time OF my visit to the sprinrs
a few ear ago the remarkab,a
graceful and fantastic shapes there
a been twol had by the hands Of
yandals been destroyed as ] was IN.
, 1922-12-26

quieseent and dId not bring on m
other war.
It is uncomfortable 70 think OF the
Germans consenting TO such n coudi-
ton indefinitely. At present they
would have 10 agree because Germany
Is unarmed and France has n mRgni-
ncent fighting machine. capable OF
SURPRISING. almost instantly. any Ger
man opposition. But. the same condi-
ton. reversed. existed after the
Franoo-Prussian war. France wau
helpless and the German army "A
dominant. Germany took Alsace-
Lorraine and thereby made tho World
war.
The Ruhr. II II passes into French
hands. will be Germany's Aisace-Lor-
raine. magnihed many times. France
could and did thrive without her lost
provinces. Germany. cannot. There
fore. this Germans viii be antuated by
the law of self.preservation 60 get
back the Ruhr, II ~ should pass TO
France. That In why the present
situation .s SO ~precarious and why the
French Rhine policy il causing so
much unsasiness IN Washington. Lon
don and the ether world capitols.
, 1922-12-26

from beneath which the spring
bursts forth. 10 the river. a d.stan-s
OF IS yards at -hlch IL terminates
in a perpendicular wall some 30 feet
IN height. between which ana a
similar n which forms the west
ern hank o. The river. Il flows very
swiftly.
The surface u the deposit Slopes
At an angle OF is degrees north and
south. from It's middle. along In a
* Tag an aaueduct formed
by the deposit OF the waters extends
70 the Ever. The deposit sound
hollow beneath the feet OF the
horses. but is solid enough to bear
a much greater weight
Upon examination OF the Grea.
Spring I found upon its northern
and easter sides a high bluff Of rsd
and white clay and sandstone. while
Immediately IN the crater were some
large angular blocks q sandstone
which seemed to ~rece.-e Their sup
port from the edges Of the spring.
cemented at Intervals To them and
each other by the deposit from the
water which partially covered them.
Stepping on one of thess blocks 1
found myself ove an Immense caul-
dron OF boiling seeth!nE water leap
ing impatientiy as IL endeavorinx to
escape from fire below. LARGE
quantities Of carboIc acid gas ard
other gases and aqueous vapor
continually arise and a river Of wa
ter fnds its way to the Big Horn
hy numerous subterraaean channeis
Of large size as well as tho aqueduct
above mentioned through which.
lows a stream thrse and n half fee
deep and four feet wide ut a rafe
OF eight miles an hour. The caui-
dron at the butte Is OF great but
unknown depth. about 30 feet wide
and circular In shape. The water
is limp'd and clear through the
c%euldon; Il has a characteristic
emerald tint is slightly acidu'au.
in taste and about 100 degrees
, 1922-12-26

formed. 10 make room for a pozer
plant which did not prove n succ@A
At the time Of my last visit ] found
that the acid or alum taste formerly
In h water had disappeared and
n now OF water seemed much
greater. the temperature having
el-c been reduced 70. I believe. 155
degrees Fahreaheit. It's present
heat.
Upon my return 10 Camp Brown
I asked Fin. R2rnett to taste the
water from the samples I had. and
asked II hs remembered the alum
taste II originally had. He said lie
did and at the tima he was Hc-
qua nted with It. IT could not be
used for drinking water. The wa
ter now very closely resembles that
At Camp Brown. now Fort Wash
axle.
THOMAS C. MASKHEE."
Nov. 1. 1872"
, 1922-12-26

against France to the lost
territory. wholly German In Its popu'
latiou.
Under normal circumstances, the
Ruhr and Lorraine would be able TO
cooperate to their mutual advantage.
The Germans IN tho Ruhr have far
more coal thar they want. but not
enough iron ore. The French in Lor-
raine have at least twice rs much ore
a. they ian handle. but they haven't
got b coal. The French hlastfur-
nnces In Lorraine cannot exist eco
.nomieAIly without coal from the Ruhr.
The German iroumssters In h Ruhr
can produce only fifty per cent OF the
capacity Of their mills without ore
from Lorraine. unless they draw on
Spain and Sweden. ms they are now
doing. which greatly increases the
price Of the finished material.
France Wants BotA.
The German Ruhr and French Lor-
rnine arc complementary areas for
iron ana steel production. France
wants TO unite them under the tri-
color for thai reason. Such a union,
IL It could be maintained, would be
worth fnr more TO France than the
total German indemnity. 1t would
make France industrially supreme on
the continent OF Europe; but Of course
oniy MS long as Germany remained