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Evening star., 1924-06-22
DENIED FOOD, SAYS WIFE
Divorce Applicant Alleges Mary
lander Tried to Poison Her.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FREDERICK. Md, June 21.-De-
scribing her husband as miserly, Mrs
Ida Z. Boone. fifty, has filed a petit
tion in the Frederick court for abso-
lutte divorce and permanent alimony
from her husband. Ernest w. Boone,
sixty years old. moderately wealthy
married thirty-one years ago and
have three children, Charles E. Boone,
thirty; Mrs. May +. Smith, twenty
six. and Joseph A. Boone. sixteen
Mrs. Boone charges her husband
was cruel and made threats of
violence; that he placed iodine in her
medicine in an effort to take her life.
and that he ordered her and her
son from the home because you eat
too much"
Evening star., 1924-06-22
WILLISTON

An endowed school for boys whose parents
desire the best in education and care at a
reasonable cost. Preparation for all colleges.
Complete equipment with ample campus and
athletic field. Eighty years Of achievement.
Modern methods.
JUNIOR SCHOOLS for young boys. A dis
tinct school with a Housemother, Headmaster
and Special Faculty
ARCHIBALD v. GALBRAITH. Principal,
East
Evening star., 1924-06-22
Tome. School

A national Boarding School for Boys. over.
looking the Susquehanna River between Bal.
timore and Philadelphia. Campus of lSC
acres. Special Preparation for Princeton
vale Harvard and other leading universities
All athletics Nine-hole golf course. Rate,
81 100. Catalog.
Murray p. Brush, Ph. ID.
Port Deposit, Maryland
Evening star., 1924-06-22
EDUCATIONAL.
OUT OF TOWN.
VIRGINIA COLLEGE

For Girls and Young Women. Roanoke, Va.
One of the leading schools Of the south. In
Valley of Virginia famed for health and
beauty Of scenery. Elective. preparatory and
college courses. Music. Art, Expression. Home
Economics. Secrptarial and Library Courses,
Journalism Athletics. Address MATTE 7.
HARRIS. President. BOX NJ. MRS. GER
Evening star., 1924-06-22
ROBERTSBEACH
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS

Glasses limited to 10, with individual atten-
tion. make for highly successful college prepa-
ration. General Course. Music, Art All
Sports. Estate miles from Baltimore.
Lucy Roberts, Phi. d., Principal
d. Nd
Evening star., 1924-06-22
Fauquier Institute
For Girls and Young Ladies

Situated in beautiful Piedmont region of
Virginia. 55 miles from Washington. Gath
year. Thorough college preparation. Horse
back riding. Outdoor sports. Modern build
ing. Rate, $3.50. For catalogue address
Miss E. May Strother. Mrs. Katherine D. Carr.
Principals
Evening star., 1924-06-22
Beachwood School, Inc.

An established cultural and practical school
for young women. College Preparatory. Junior
College Music, Expression, Art. Physical
Education Design, Illustra ton, Normal Kin
dergarten Gymnasium and swimming pool.
Separate dormtory for girls under 16. In
suburb of Philadelphia. Address
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21

UOU read the Kansas City judges
/ threat TO make wife-beaters stand on
prominent downtown corners, under poo
lice guard, holding placards advertising
their offense.
It's an idea borrowed from the Chi
nese. They've used 1t for centuries.
More recently they have made convicted
profiteers parade their downtown dis
trict and home neighborhoodS, grasplng
big banners carrying the story of their
crimes and ringing bells 10 attract atten-
ton.
Wouldn't it be a good idea for local
Judges 10 administer stiff doses of this
brand of medicine TO auto speeders who
endanger human lfeg
American autos kill so victims a day.
Each year there is one auto death for
every 100 ears.
Educational campaigns seem unable 10
cope with the situation. Stiff wurkhouse
sentences; compulsory inspection of trat-
fic victims NJ morgues; occasional trials
on manslaughter charges; these help, but
are not sufficient
Why not banners TO be carried by
speeders? Alloy judges
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
--sC SCIENCE --
RAIN MAKING

IT i difficult FOR flisrn 10 give spec
4 taton any thrills thru new featH
However. army nlers gave New
Workers Some,hlnR new recently
when they dropped an effective
smoke screen between the Battery
and GovcrH9rs Island.
Some days later. newspapers all
over the world carried the announce.
ment that nirplancs Ind caused rain
by tho use Of electrically charged
rauiF Experiments along this line
have been IN progress FOR over two
years, tho government cooperating
with scientists II n probable that
IHeiual nln.making soon will be com.
mon. Raln-making planes not only
can cause rain. but. according 70 Or.
IL. Francis Warren, Of Harvard. they
can clear up mists 80 rapidly that one
plane could dlspcrao q London fog in
% minutes.
The experiments indicate that cities
may remove foEs NJ win and that
| rain may bo caused where needed.
even iu dry sections. provided. OF
course. there arc rain clouds prcscn,
/ and that atmospheric conditions arc
| favorable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
Keeping It's Obligations

A DECISION Of the supreme court of
~ Oklahoma will interest aIl persons
who have the welfare of American chill
dreu at heart
I'm Oklahoma, the local district tax for
school purposes is limited by the state
constitution 10 10 mills. In many school
districts the assessed valuation of proper
Is is SO low that this l5-mIl tax does not
produce enough TO keep the schools open
the full eight OF nine month term, The
state legislature voted S650,O0O last
spring 10 enable the schools 20 complete
the 1924 term. One thousand schools
We're thus kept in session, $500 teachers
got their pay and l76, 500 pupils got their
schooling,
Naturally then, there rose up citizen
10 declare this action of the legislature
was unconstitutional
The courts decision revealed consider
able enlightenment. IL held that the bur
den rests on the state, that the state Is
obligated 10 maintain a system Of public
schools; that district levies are in the ma
ture of local aid 10 the state and that
when the limit Of such aid is reached the
state must see the job thru, TO the end
that all the children of the state may
have, as nearly as possible, equality Of OPP
portunity in education,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21

OF ,r1trr. Rtyse The In, ,ri,b ctro.
,ratey
" 10 the moving picture com
pl1'e8 supply the ciothihE worn by
rrprusire cfotbr, are syppl'gJ ty,
not the. Main opr,
n VIVA. 4. 81. H.. a. z,,-,.-.-
,yhrr ,fti,d aa.a - -,
rlcl,sds ~
4. n 1, e,,iu,,e, - be oo,-o-
i,notcIy s0 NO. CO., an ~, 49,.
mo Jas, ,.a,ir. ''''' " '0' 80
!" nD'' WHEAT i'our rs compared to
y" ','' .,Du.
~ " 'y'' uncut Iiob'' 1901 oaspr-
tc, ~, ,o,,'" "H'ts W"eat jour-
1'''' '''''''' p'' puma
o Should a gentleman. preccdo n
lady in ascending or descending tho
stairs?
A. NO. the lady should prcccac.
Unless hcV can ascend or descend
together.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21

find employment; also. tohcn bound
for an Interior point. railroad ticket
or funds with tSHich 10 purchase
same.
Q. What does psychology mean?
A. The science that treats NJ
mental phenomena and their classiH-
cation and analysts.
Q. What Is the general rate on
railways for passenger traycl2
A. 5.036 per mile.
Q. When was the Alnska- Yukon
Pacific exposition held in Seattle?
a. IL t1ds opened Juno /, 1909, aud
closed october IT, 1909.
Q. How much does Betty Compson
weigh?
4. rs pounds.
Q. What is the value OF the fly
ing eagle nickel cent, dated 1851?
4. From 1 10 8 cents.
Q. How IS zinc cleaned?
A. Apply nth a rag mixture Of
I part suiphriC cnid Nth IL parts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
The Cal of GaribaIdi

NIUSSOLINTS regime in Italy Is
Ifl threatened and may fall Organizing
turnout the country rs strong element
actuated by a purpose 10 wrest power
from the iron man who in an emergency
brought order out of chaos. IL Is an ON
nous situation, not alone because II may
mean the downfall of the government,
but because of the clements that may be
introduced into the effort for a change
elements that all European nations fear
and that have no leaning toward anything
that is stable i'm administration.
Ii was not so long ago that Mussolini
remarked that dictator could hold power
indefinitely If he kept himself under con-
troll He was mistaken. DctatOrs are
often needed 10 meet the cNiEpncics that
confront a nation, but no thinking people
ever has or ever viii consent 10 the per-
manency or even the long duration Of
such n power II is not within the scope
of human nature or human reason for n
man, even strong and great, TO assume
such an arbitrary position and maintain
ii without limit. Whether he 50 aims or
desires or not, arrogance grows on him
and he drinks to excess of power in the
view Of those he rules. Then comes the
fall
1t is not at all improbable that Musso-
lini's days are numbered as dictator The
name-the title-is offensive and hateful
in the hearing and sight of man. More
and more do they want and demand gov
eminent that they elect and control rather
than government that controls and lays
its iron hand on them. And the name Of
Garibaldi is one around which such men
in Italy feel the impulse b rally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
- FABLES ON HEALTH --
COMFORTABLE CLOTHES

NTTNHEY may not be stylish, but
l. they're comfortable" Mr. Mann.
frequently would say In connection
with his shoes or his collar or his
clothing
The matter Of being comfortably
dressed plays a grea, part In the
human state Of mind. II may be that
certain styles arc essential II certain
social successes are 10 be enjoyed.
but creature comforts arc best FOR the
nerves and feeling Of well being.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
]? !? ANSWERS to Your Questions 2?

O. Has Spain any mineral re-
sources?
A. Yes, iron abounds, toith coal.
lead, copper. asphalt. tin. t0olfraul.
manganese. quicksilver. sHUer, sui
phdte Of soda, sulphur and phos-
phorus. Platinum has lately been
discovered.
Q. How can grape juice be kept
from fermenting?
a. One method Is TO pIsteuri5c u
At temperature Of from 10 de-
0rees to $50 degrees and seal Il In
The bottles teIiile u Is hot.
@. Did President Wilson veto the
voistead law, and II 20 when, and
when did it pass over his veto?
4. He Uetoed II october q. 1919.
and u passed oUer his Ueto the nezt
day.
Q. How much money must an
alien have on coming to the United
States?
a. There Is no hard and fast rule
laid dot0n; nc should hare enough
10 proUtde for his reasonable rants
until such time as he Is likely to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
Generations"

MYTH delicate irony the Wall Street
w Journal tells Of surgical convention
in a Western state. A great expert at
exploring the interior of the human anat-
omy read a lengthy paper describing how
a frightfully mangled victim Of an acct
dent had been practically made over.
Another member rose and, after paying
tribute to the distinguished surgeon,
boosted: But gentleman, back in my
home state of Iowa we once did something
even more wonderful"
Pressed to describe the operation, he
said: 1--WE once made United States
senator out of an ass"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21

A ENCOURAGEMENT that Lads.
n las St. Rsymont CWlndlslaw
Rcymou) had won tho 1924 Nobel
prize In literature comes within
few weeks Of the appearance
or tho first American translation
OF any Of his writings.
Autumn" first Of four vol.
umcs that make UP a soil epic,
The Peasants" was published
by Alfred A. Knopf. For nine
years. Knopf admits. he had been
advised to publish this work,
which gives some indication Of
the time Rcymont must have
waited for world recognition.
Rcymont, a Pole. had been
vnriously an actor In n cheap.
wandering stock company: a rail.
road clerk; telegraph operator,
farmer and store clerk. He even
went into monastery for Paul.
ist Fathers. He spent but few
months there. and. his troubled
soul seeming 10 have found some
solacc, he set himself to writing.
devotIng himself 10 poetry until
Death" n short story, was
written.
Rcymout, in The Peasants"
seems TO have covered in elab.
crate and starkly real detail. the
tolls, pleasures, customs, loves,
desires and hates, passions, con.
flicts and social lie Of tho resi-.
dents of n Polish village under
Russian rule.
II Autumn be q criterion Of
tho others Of the quartet, this Is,
indeed, an encyclopedia task done
In story Rui8c, with n heroine
reminiscent of the tragic Teas"
OF Thomas Hardy
YHE carly American scene Is
l. getting n most varied pic.
turing this season, Hcrgeshcim.
or's "Buuaund" dug into inside
politics aud made a point to the
effect that the entrance of JET.
fcrson on the stage met with
some such welcome M recently
greeted Mr., La Toilette.
Now comes Mary tombstone,
WIG Nloyoa to revive an era If for
no other reason thga It's glamour,
But in Tho Slave chip u4ittlc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21

HOUSTON. Tex Soy. 81 -siir
IL yrEfrr MouuIhaH1 n working
58T and night ON Die little farm
81 plary Point near tha city
Sylvester has only % days In
which 90 work
There are eight little mouths
90 feed. eight little bodies 20 -
clothed aud eight paira u ultle
feet 10 BE- ah0a all in % dayb.
Maybe thrrr viii b. more days
In which 90 work on the farm.
but that's Just a hope Al Sil-
yrstrr knows now y that he has
until January 20 get his farm
into shape before no Eosa back
10 uranu 80 serve tho balance
Of his ls.yr1r term.
Sylvester ~ "a convict, lie shot
and killed bis nFighbor. Sam
Guido. because. be rayu. Guido
was miHircatiuE his children.
For that Aouialhanp must pay
with 10 years o. his lie,
Ninety days 20 piaw up tho
dead cotton STALKS
Ninety days 20 make tho little
farm Rhipahap~.
Ninety daya to plant n llt;lo
garden.
Ninety daya 20 get tho land
ready for spring planting,
Thru afSWfBitano's work. each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
Smoking Room
Stories

81 EEE by The papers" rals me
i man from Missouri. as lie ne
filled hlE 0qmosb. "thai a man oon-
nerisi with the treasury department
says We may coon De- able 20 nd our
selves of the income iar-that Il. as
soon ~ fhs government nnancssaa.
Just thrmsslFeT if wIu Boz fine
think IsEtit funny. tho. how s9us
people took az that faE7 Yea, cir.
there are people IN the country today
who DO not know what u is an
about u reminds me q a Ft0rg I
heard n Kansas City. the other day.
a certain man had received one q
the government income blanks and 10
didn't know what Il wus Tor. After
E1mo study. however. he Eat down
and wrote n nDt8 20 Washington N
which be aid.
" Dear Treasury I received your
application blank I already belong
20 several good orders and DO not
care 70 Join your income tax AZ this
Tina"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
Ninety Days!
1t Means Furlough for Convict and Life for
the Family He's Supporting

day. runs tHr efaHolrss strain,
"Slrrty days. ninety days, nine.
" days"
When Be holds Sylvester. Jr.
8 months old. ON bis lap. the 90
day fbriuk until they look Ike
only g week because Sylvester
had never rrrn his lltila name
E,ke con until be came homo,
recently. Tho child WA born
while be waa IN prison
with their mother the chill
dren went 20 Austin. Tex. 10
ask Lieut. Gov T ". Davidson
10 LEI their father out Of prison
10 that be- could help them 20
get a lltls money together 70
carry tho family thru tho win.
ter.
TIP % n fcw month"; ago. they
had been able 20 carc FOR them.
selves. but liitlr sllvcHicra ar.
rival made MrH Muntaihano uu.
ihlr 20 attempt rigorous farm
work.
Davidson granted the father a
furiuURh % 20 days.
Tho MonHlhano family n NOW
hoping that Ma Ferguson.
when rhs becomes governor. VIII
pardon Tho uther. 20 tina, 10
can stay az his farm.
Meantime. Sylvester n work.
Ing day and night getting ready
20 80 back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
The Chance You Take

ENGLISH commercial airships in five
T. years have carried $4,000 passengers,
the planes travelling n total of 100000
miles. And only six deaths took place.
However. that's one killed out of every
s.400-one death for every $4,000 miles
of flying.
Air travel viii have to be safer before
the public takes it up on any large scale.
Safety will come Railroad journeys once
were highly hazardous. Now it reads on
most accident insurance policies that the
company will pay you double liability if
death takes place on a train.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
Catching Up

NEW homes built the first six months
IN this year in the United States were
enough to house 205,00O families, reports
the department of labor. Two and half
years at this rate would eliminate the
shortage of million homes" that re-
suited from war conditions.
On the other hand, a lot of these new
residences are simply replacing old ones,
and accordingly do not apply on relieving
the shortage We still have an insuffi-
cheney of housing. When the problem is
solved no government bulletin will be nee
essary. Rents will reflect it.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21

IarIuIE maximum population n
Il the United States. " EaEH
Or Raymond Pearl "Hill hs 1917
$4,000. and tails figure fTill 10
reached b. th0 year goo ~ tho
conditions - tNg nineteenth CEN
tufY remain uuaIfrrFI#
30 man BE- better able % make
rueh a. estimate than pF Pearl
What. iu thF Light - such a
statement hsogmss u tHr hack
usyrd uttrraurs ~ The Cheerful
idiot that ths state ~ TgEaa
could support ail iHE population
u the United Eiairs7 10 merely
c9nurfa bin ~ hia Oh crime
cheerful ialgrg
Tho population viii cease 20
grow. ur Pearl Gays. On the year
sI00. Nhru d has reached tls
number - isT. e7F 900 ~ toe con.
dlti9ns n the nineteenth century
remain uualtsrrd"
Those conditions viii not re.
main unaltcrrd Probably Dr.
Pearls forecast viii not D. yeri.
field within many millions. BE
bases o. on ca curve ~ growth
which IL hassd on biological IaHH.
increase n population. h0a.
ever, depends. not only on tha
capacity ~ land 10 support poo.
pie. but on the kind q people.
our original stock ~ people
began having q decreased birth
raie 30 Or more yearE ago. Since
then immigration has had much
% DO Eith our growth and.
especially On recent years. this
las brought us races which have
o. greater birth rate than our
colonial stock had, and greater
than the Germans and Irish and
EeandlnaYlanH who were our
first Immigrants
our something Ike 200 900
Iapanese belong to n ruce with q
high birth rate. other races o.
comparative newcomers 20 our
country multiply rapidly. Gradu.
ally these races viii increase as
a proportion They viii net as
does herds grass when sown with
rcd clover After a short lapse
81 time the clover Will be thin
and the meadow win be prcpon.
dsranily a field ~ herds grass.
Their upid Increase. unless
they assume American char.
hcteristles. viii slowly but with
Increasing momentum change
the conditions o. the nineteenth
century The japanese. for In.
stance, have the tendency 20 IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21

Drown Sho also goes in for "in.
aide history" Here carly Viz
Einla ~ pictured. with slave
trading and bondHmcn as ngure1
moving thru n picture In which
David Scott, an escaped slave.
IN the center The personal mys.
ticiam Of tho man shares equally
with tho carefully collected back.
ground both OF Virginia and AZ.
ricn. II ia a remarkably good
historical narrative. "Balimnd,"
this reviewer thinks. Is "a DIT bet.
ter one.
OAK RoHMER puts thrills in
~ books as "A pharmacist puts
capsules IN "A box. next 10 each
other and ali loaded. Cray
Face" his latest Doubleday,
Page. Is n real thrlilfost. An.
ton do Trcpniak, a master Ger.
man Psychologist, regeucratcd
by giandular treatment. sets
out TO become emperor Of tho
world by using ultra.hypnotlsm.
Tho scene Is set In London,
with gllmpsos OF Scotland Yard.
bizarre luxury, LImchouse and
cuurtiy society,
A LONG drift into the Polar
II scas furnishes the back.
ground OF ship Of Destiny"
HouEhton. Mifflinl by Marshall
Good. n sea talo with mhny a
thrill and with potential trag.
cdy tracking the pages.
WJ7HE MAN IN THE
l. BROWN SUIT" Dodd,
Mead is the latest detective tale
from Agatha Christie, who
wrote Tho Murder on tho
Links" and several others. A
slip or paper. picked up by
chance by a pretty maid. fur.
nlshcs the cIew to a murder
mystery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
WIN Do You Shirer?

CCIENCE note: Shivering in cold
y weather is an automatic response to
the body's demand for more oxygen, nc
eording 10 a lecturer at London School
of Medicine. So breathe deeply to get
warm.
The lecturer, Professor Cults, compares
the human body to n motor car engine.
Your fuel is oxygen. Sleeping with bed
room windows closed is like trying to run
an auto without refilling the gas tank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
GETTING ALon1

LIE WAS a bobbin boy 80 years ago in
IL a mohair plush MILL It's revealed
that in 1923 he paid income tax of over
$4,000. The man in question is high up
in the Massachusetts textile industry.
What has become of the other bobbin
boys he worked alongside? A safe bet,
most of them never got anywhere"
So-called opportunity is often, to con-
siderable extent, just another name for
natural ability and persistency.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
A Thought

Who makrih hls angels spirits, and
his minister a flame Of firr.-lIcb
III.
TUE angels may have wider
i spheres ~ action. may have
nablsr forms u duty. but night with
them and with Va is one and the
same thing Chaplin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
TEN BEST BOOKS

"Ihr Peasants" I.Adislas
st: Rsymont
"Ihr White Monkey" John
GalsW worthy.
The Back Of tho Book"
Margaret LCcch.
"shartIcd," Achmcd No
dulla.
~ boy In the Bush" ID. II.
Lawrence.
"AIarbeckn," Selma Lager
lof.
"a Passage 10 india" T..
VI. Forster.
Julia Cane" Harvey
OhigEins.
''Tho Green Hat" Michael
hrlen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21

II Ia doubtful II man was ever in
tended 70 make a hatrack or clothes
line out OF his. body. and uneomfort-
able clothes are uncomfortable be-
cause they are bo;hering some organ
or body member. Thus light vests.
corscts and belts may be cramping
the abdominal tract, pressing gas
around the heart. interfering with
circulation or doing a dozen and one
other things.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21

Maximum Population.
By HERBERT QUICK

crease 20 the vrrg lima - den
city. a. hey have done 20 Japan.
Ua'sr5 they acquire our ehare.
teri-fIes there sra gara-azs
enough 10 thls country 20 -t7u.
Eoi.za our population la a f-r
hundred years ana give us q
population FAR greater than That
forecast ~ tho very learned
surhrgpgl9Etrt q Johns Hop
Elrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
MAGNrs JonNsoN rNsIsrs

he VIII be heard from again.
which is another way q saying
that be intends 70 learn how 20
milk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21
What Folks
Are Saying

FRED HIGH. welfare worker,
Kansas city: Remember how we
used to 10 to church and staAd for
an hour after the service talking
with our noighbors? Now we dash
out as soon as we are awake, for
fear we will have to shake hands
with the preacher"
DIR. HENRY VAN DYKE, preach.
cr.wrltcr: ITO a fresh and unproiu.
diced ego must We not often appear
totally insignificant alongside our
crcatIons2"
a.. a. ELLERD, Lincoln, Ncb.;
Failure Of the Middle West to i'm.
prove It's river system n forcing tho
unnatural location OF Industries on
the outskirts OF the continent, where
cheap freight rates nro accessible,
lnstcnd Of in tho center OF tho con.
tlncnt whore the distribution sites
should logically be cBtnbllsbnd.'