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' Birds are given various names in
e‘l'loul parts or the country; some
, fit these names from their habits,
Mel's train their plumage, while the
m or call, in other cases is respon-
Published reports that immense de-
posits of high-grade phosphate rock
have been discovered in French Mo-
rocco are of considerable interest to
American exporters of phosphate
rock. In times of peace this country,
according.to the United States Geo-
logical Survey. Department or the In-
terior. has in a single year sent
file for the nickname of the bird, ac-s
. wording to London Answers.
The cuckoo has two mates. The
‘neadow pippit is known as the cuc-
{Iuo’a mate in some parts of the coun-
m. because of Its habit of always ac-
mpanylng the cuckoo from place to
place throughout its stay in this coun-
M. The wryneck gets the same name 1’. discovered large deposits in Moroco
3"" . different reason. It “"1““ “1 co, which. like those in Algenia and
“he country about the same time, or a Tunis, are near to the large fertilizer
stew days earlier than the cuckoo. and mmet in southern Europe. may mean
:fllerei‘ore the name has been Kii’en n, that? the American exporter of phos-
Little “Bread-and-no-cheese" is per- phate rock will have formidable com-
petition in that region. -
mpg rather a mouthful. but the name As superphosphate fertilizer is man-
.fi given to the yellow hunting on ac- uractured chiefly from phosphate
mm of the fact that its simple son: rock. France. by im- control of the
“embles these words more than any- deposits in Algeria. Tunis. and Marco-
filing else in the world. co. has r «I monopoly of the
“Yuma“ is the name given to that ”mm “‘ "'rws 0' "0'“modny
ghughlng bird of the woods, the green ‘1‘“ is ‘ ' "‘7 , N ”W restoration of
European iigl'il‘illliil‘t‘. Vi hen these
Mmker‘ “so known by the less deposits have lievn further developed
'“flul cognomen 0‘ "“3 bird, he- and adequate transportation facilities
,ausebwhenever “5 laugh! the Kill-‘3! have been provide-d thv market for
m tick and the rain comes down. phosphate 'rock in sontlwrn Europe
:5 other words. the laugh of the green will probably be supplied from north-
"oodpecker. like the “lice-haw" of the em Africa. so that the American ex-
r‘mkey. is considered hv mauv to he DION” t?) Hump“ :vi.” be confined to
' . . ' ‘ t 1c nor lt‘i‘il conn rtes.
F sure Sign of “M “outlier. The principal deposits in Morocco
The whitethrout has a habit "f are about 80 miles southeast of Casa-
mping along the lower parts or the blunca and consist of three beds or
M398. where the ncttles grow, and scrics of hcds of phosphutic sand in :t
Wrefore it has acquired for itself the formation that is so to 200 fer-t thick.
“me of “nettle creeper." The uppermost 'phosphatic lwd con-
tains 67 per cent. of triczilciuni phos-
phate. the middle bed 30 pcr cent.
“RE KNOWN BY MANY NAMES and the lower beds 53 per cent.. and
the commercial average for the group
is about 50 per ct-nt. “later and hy-
dro-electric pcht‘ for the exploiting
of the deposits can be obtained from a
river near by. In order to market the
rock. however. a railroad would have
A thin: Which tics is a tire-say to be built from the deposits to Casa-
mkers or the dictionary. The first blanca. the man-st port.
(“noose of u... tire was to tip at hand Another deposit. which consists of
we Wheel logetl’u‘r. As rltnc passed, sort phosplmtic material carrying ""
original meaning of the word has 1° 75 per ““m' or "imldum phos‘
. pliaic. lie-s 40 miles northeast of the
lost sight of and now the tire rinci ‘ll one \‘till auotlwr deiosit
. the part of the wheel which touches p p. 7' . 1
lies a short distance southeast of Ila-
I‘ll road and stands the wear and tear bat .u. coast town. This deposit con-
‘ travel. . sists of sandy clny 16 i‘o-ct thick con-
xngiand and 1.”- passessiong. ex- mining nearly 47 per cent. of trical-
,mt Canada, spells the word “tyre." “mm "hosl'hm"~
U. less an authority than England's
abroad. Mostly to Europe. 1,260,000
long tons or more of high—grade phas-
phate rock. or more than 40 per cent.
of its total annual output. The ex-
ports decreased during the war until.
in 1918. they amounted to only 143.-
000 tons. or 6 per cent. or the domes-
tic output. They increased to 379,000
tons in 1919. but‘these reports or new-
” including What it is Called by
, Impatient Autoist When It
" Punctures.
company. *3. dean-l" ot ‘
not given out.
ALIEN UNSKILIED “'ORKEBS GO
BACK Boga;
NEW YORK. Oct. 2 .-'l'he Unltedi
States suilered a net loss of 102.000 .
alien unskilled workers during the as- l
cal year ended June 30. by return to 1
their native countries. it wu ans
nounccd today by the Inter-Racial
Council. The total permanent in-
crease in alien male population was
9.877. .,
The net gain in immigration of
skilled workers was 49,185. the am
nouncement said, which added that
the net gain of professional people
was 9.063: of farm laborers. 12,500.
and of servants. 81.000.
Immigration figures showed that
more aliens departed for European
countries than were admitted from
that source.
so P: BALDOI‘ IN CHICAGO.
CHI AGO. Oct. :7.———Printing of the
ballots for next Tuesday". election.
completed today. disclosed that the
sheet to be handed the voter at Chi-
cago polling places will be nearly a
yard square—thirty inches by thirty.
six.
Chief Clerk Sullivan. ot‘ the election
board. de‘clared that it cost $75,000
for extra paper and other expenses to
have. the names of {our independent
candidates for State Offices printed at
the top of tour blank columns at the
right or the ballot.
“ilANDERlNE”
Girls! Save Your Haiti!
Make it Abundant!
immediately after a “Iianderine”
massage. your hair takes on new lite.
lustre and wondrous beauty. appear-
ing twice as heavy and plentiful. be-
»? " '
Encyclopedia Britannica is on rec-
g with the opinion that ”this spell-V
‘1 is not now accepted by the host
Wish authorities,“ yet: "tyre“ per—
‘13.
u some or the Spanish-speaking
‘ tries, such as Chile and the Ar-
gentine. tires are known as "ncumuti-
an.” In Mexico tin-y are "llanias."
8 other plat-cs where Spanish is the
'hnguaxe. notably Cuba. the correct
m is "gomus." In Brazil, where
.Portuguese is spoken, the name is
meumatir-os."
The French have the short name
a" for tires." This is a contrac-
filfll of pneumnthues. In practically
Amine Scandiimvian countries the
' > .sh word “gummriglnger"—-ruhber
“—is used.
Making a Citizen.
5 You make the citizen by giving him
igence. He must learn to see
as they arc. He must also learn
4 Dee the possibilities and rise in
r‘ to put them to the test. There
5 a place for the cmvn rd in the march
‘ # progress. We how] men. “brave
R“ ‘ _who dare while others fly.” And
' means they must have brains and
with which to fight life’s battles
”hold their own in the world. And
fitelligence we must add constancy.
avails. little to be brilliant if you
‘ 't the power to stick to your job
you make a success of it. Per-
, ce will help you win, when you
,your head to work. These are the
> . things in the making of citizens.
home and the school must work
er to produce it._—-—Grit.
- July.
July was originally the fifth month
. the Roman year. in the Alhan cul-
”I it had a complement of 36 days,
gflch was reduced to 31 and then to
.3, and it stood thus for many centu-
l
At length Julius (‘acsnr restored it
p 8!. He felt a personal interest in
fly. as it was his natal month. After
fie death of this great law-giver and
.anr Marc Antony changed the
m from Quintilis to July, in honor
at (how's family name, in order to
All lhvsw (if-posits arc rr-pnriml to in» (“J-‘9 93““ hail" “mmg [0 “ ill and
large and rich. but no data :invilnhlc ”‘lCL‘n- 11‘0“" "'1 Y0“? hair Slay
show their cxicnt or urine. 'l‘lu-ir Ili‘— “11‘”- 2‘5- (“Hone-“'5- [lain "r 3917‘K8lY-
velopmmxt will doubtless be retarded YO‘J. ‘00. “km ’0“ 01 10"; Sll'on‘.
by the necessity of making large in« beddilfu halt ,
vestini-nts for railroad and other mm. A 35-(‘0nl bottle of delightful
Hirilt'litin :Iml by “11- r-onsmi-muim.E“Danderine" freslicns your scalp.
that the sliOi'liigt' of phosphate in icherks dandruff and i‘alling'ilair. This
I'Iuropc has bccn dur to lilillt'llllbfi. stimulating "beauty-tonic" gives to
in tho- Mcdiicrrniu-nn shipping Si'l‘\l(‘t' Jilin. dull. fading llall‘ that youthful
ruthi-r than to luck or Ilt'\t‘l()[lt‘il dc- ibi‘ightneSs and abundant thickness—
posiis or phnspbott- rock in nortlwrfi ‘All druzgistsJ
Africa. Only those iii-\vly discovet't-di
deposits illitt are very rich and easily;
:icccssilvlt‘. ii‘ ilivrc- uro- such. can cnn- i
iriluilt- soon and v-i‘fe-riivuly to the
world's trnvlr in phosphuir rack.
A mimt-og‘rnphml i't'pili‘l on the
phosphate ro-sourt‘rs of Morocco. com—
piled by Janice: 1‘. Martin. inn) lu- land
on application to the- tili'vi'tui‘. l'. S.
Geological Survey. \\‘:isliin::lon, l). i‘.
SCI-IS KELLY TIRE (‘0.
FOR 850.000
NI'Z\V HAVEN. ilci. :Rx‘An nu-
llOllnCi‘llH‘lll was made here Tuesday
that i-:. Raymond 'i‘horsliy. its former
secretary. had plat-ml an attachment
of $50.01!!) on tho “sorts of the Kelly
Tire and Rubber Corporation. which
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How One Woman Was Helped.
Athea Walker, New River, Pa.
writes: “I have been troubled with
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me fine. l rest line all night and now
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When the kidneys do not properly do
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soreness and rheumatic pains. Foley
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.m that as the sun was most potent Limber up! Quit complaining' Get
' ."at this time so was Caesar the most
lumhaizo. backache, sprains and
swellings. '
,ml potentate who had ever lived.
«it Saxon ancestors culled July “Hey
- nth” because they usually moved
*5: hey at that period of the year};
M Journal.
Black Hole of Calcutta.
fits name was given to an apart
in Calcutta in which a party of
were confined on the night. of
20;” 1756. The garrison of the
connected with the, English fac-
st Calcutta was captured by fihe
b Slraj-ud-Dauiu, who caused all
, prisoners taken to be confinediin
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Q by a veranda. Of the 150 people
7 , ’yjapent the night in a horror-mt
‘ . heat and agony from pressure,
. m 38 when the experience.
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