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which
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It Is estimated.
B11311 SESSIIIN
"' 'N. Oct. 27.—The Unit-
.Oourt of. Claims has recon-
.aiarge calendar or import-
t‘orths winter terms. Ac-
‘ Vin: approximately $350.-
Irflng out or the countryls
during the World War, are
‘and the influx of these cases
The ultimate ag.
such claims is estimated by
- gey-general at between $2.-
000 and 33.000.000.000. These
are brought into the court by
m having claims against all de-
. oi the Clevernment. includ-
.Wns for requisitioning of ships
roads. transportation of troops.
. Ition and supplies; infringe—
1 patents (or high explosives.
-e boats and torpedoes. wire-
“Indie apparatus. contracts for
i n. engines and guns, mili-
m naval supplies and ammuni-
ippropflatiqn of camp sites and
acturing and acts of com-
- ~ of almost endless diver-
”kitten of one inventor claims
WI tor the little pocket books
' are sold at every
dice. Another claims that as
as 1905 he invented a gliding
his involving the principles upon
g (every airplane operated by the
,. mment is coastructcd and it snc-
, rl. he may recover $10,000,000.
$1,000,000 is asked for
went in the manufacture of tor-
and about 330,000,000 for radio
Ono test case is brought by a say-
< bank to determine the liability of
‘,Government for stolen
bonds and coupons, and. it suc—
I. will result in
mment's liability to $150. 000. 000.
War claims are made {or injuries
trucks and reimbursement is
nlty in money d
ERN ART.
shipping magnate.
rooms.
Tokio already has been
with contracts
this new gallery.
How Wonderful ls Man!
in- let his own throat
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O Valuable Cross Breeding.
Ove rn-
other suits
will swell the
on rent stock.
» ,- ‘ 1 a
to persons and property by mail
Iby farmers for destruction or land
Icrops by alighting mail planes.
lowner or intoxicating liquor whose
supply has Men illegally confiscated
by prohibition otflcials. seeks indem-
amages.
In preparation for the disposition of
this new businem the Court 0: Claims
has so cleared its dockets that not
only pending suits but actions based
on these war claims are given imme-
diate attention. and all cases aredls'
posed of as rapidly as they are pre—
pared and presented by counsel.
MAGNATE GIVES 'I’OKIO “ESP-
TOKIO. oct. 27.——Tokio soon
be endowed With a. magnificent gal-
lery of western art. the gift to the
nation of K. Matsukata, the Kobe
who has brought
from Europe a collection of myster-
pieces by old and modem masters.
The complete scheme of the structure
will include a. cloistered court yard.
a guest house and a library for the
fine arts. An annex will contain a
display of furniture and applied arts.
The art gallery will consist of four
endowed
with similar museums devoted to Or-‘
lental art. the chiel' being the Okura
Man'- a curious animal. He‘ll hear
a little knock In his fourocyllnder
motor and beat it to the service sta-
tion to find out what's wrong. But
t sore or his own
pipes become wheezy and he'll
right on leaving them to get well the
best way they may—Exchange.
The crossing of thepyak with com-
mon cattle as practiced in Mongolia.
Siberia and Tibet produces an animal
more serviceable than either of the
Mme 1-1110
Jail"?
The
United States
twenty-one years 880:0
the women mo
women.
The thirtyvtour
wm islands. . t
the influx of thousands of
ment.
hibitionshould make their
tions immediately.
"All applications for entry
tion with, the stock show,
so Shevlin Harvard
champion of the navy. and a
national amateur champion
135-pound class.
KITCHEN CABINETS AND TABLES.
HE CABINETS—Have all the drawers and compartments that are
r tsp savers for the busy housewife
' inside and out with clean and sanitary white enamel.
HE TABLES—Are of several styles. with or without drawers, and
.with porcelain tops. .
A NICE LINE OF KITCHEN CHAIRS.
Raymond 89‘ Son
WALL & HIGH STREETS
They are made of steel.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
covered
wanes!” I» on
MANILLA. E. 1.. Oct. 27. —Out of a
total or 560 American teacEers 13::
cm to the Philippine Is an s on .
9 transport Thomas.
only Mtg-101;;
remain in the Philippines. an on
eight are still engaged in egzogtgginea;
While the men on
work than two to one.
there being 400 men and only 160
the proportion has been
radically changed until today virtually
the entire American teaching corps on
the islands Made up of women.
"'Thomasltes" as
they are pleased to call themselves
recently held a reunion. the twenty-
first anniversary of their arrival in the
ENTRIES 1N INTERNATIONAL
STOCK SHOW CLOSE NOV.1
CHICAGO. Oct. 27. ——Entries in the
individual classes or the International
Live Stock Exhibition, to be held here
for the first week in December.
close November 1. according to an an-
nouncement by the management.
"In order to be amply prepared for
cattle.
horses. sheep and swine, which exhi-
bitors will bring from all parts of the
country. it has been found expedient
museum. displeling ancient lacquer to close the entry books a month [ze-
I 's e-
and screens, a variety of Indian budd fore the opening day, said the sta _
has. Chimse pcrcelains and Jades, but
none can combete in architecture with
“Stockmen contem plating ex-
applica-
or the
twenty different kinds of grain. seeds
and hay in the fourth" annual Grain
and Hay Show, to be held in connec-
must be
filed not later than November 10.".
Boxing Instructor
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Oct. 27.——Bilb’
Shevlin. brother of Eddie Shevlin.
England welterweight champion and
boxing instructor at Dartmouth. has'
been appointed instructor of boxing at
Harvard. He is a retired lightweight
New
former
in the
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CCASIONALLY in a quite good-looking loaf of bread you
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Experts say this is caused by imperfect fermentation.
At some point in the baking, the temperature in your oven
changed, or the moisture of the atmosphere—and the growth of '
the tiny yeast plants, that alone makes bread light, was checked.
In the up-to—date model bakeries of the Six Bakers, there Is
the most recent scientific means of keepingjust the even tempfl'a-
ture and moist atmosphere that absolutely guarantee you a nice
mn"bakc.”
This, together with the fact that it is made of the best 1n— ,
gradients is the reason why White Rose, the Master Loafof the
Six Bakers, shows always the same even texture and pure creamy
color.
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PHILIPPINE BANK FORECLOSES
0N MILLS.
,JMANILA. P. 1.. Oct. 27.—-—The Phil-
ippine National Bank has begun tore~
closure proceedings against the Santa
Aha. Oil mills Company, to protect: a
loan made to the company or $164.-
000. According to E. W. .Wiisoms'en-
and manager or the bank, this suit
large number or cocoanut oil mills in
the Philippines on which the banIi
made loans prior to the beginning of
1921. , ,
"We want to put these properties in
shape to be handled without compli-
cations," said Mr. Wilson. “and with- '
out the aggressive competition large-
ly prompted by speculation rather
than by intelligent operation. We
want them handled by some one able
financially to do it and bring about
continuous operation. To do this they
must have sLIiicient capital to take
advantage or favoring markets and
generally avail themselves of advan—
tageous economic circumstances.
“To this end we are clearing up the ‘
titles to the properties we have had , V
to take over. We will not put the
the Dorperties in shape to:- invest-
or elsewhere." , ‘ -.
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PAN-PACIFIC "CONGRESS OPENS
HONOLULU, 'r. 3:, Oct. 27. - The -
venes here this week with Governor -
Wallace R. Farrington of. the territory
. or Hawaii presiding until permanent y' ' I
oflcersrhave been elected.- Dr F. F.
mer.‘ execbtive secretary or the
union and sponsor or the convention.
announced. , "
leading businessmen. Placing the Com -'
capital in ourselves but we will put
ment of capital from the United States . ~
. Japan is represented by ten of its ,7 1 I
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