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7HK UNION TIMES rM>li 1111 11 Dtllr Ktcayl Sudkjr Br . Ht CNIOPt IIME3 COMPANY J I ?wu 31 Rvr? Editor '. Krytctrrfii at the Postu/Ree in Union. 3. C-. | v. ?- %< - i.-iJ c1aa? mutter. , Torres HulldlciK * "Main 8treet ' tH*i- .telephone No. 1 SUBSCRIPTION RATES Or? Y ynr ...... . , .. .. 14 00 j rim Morvtba . . .. . . . . 2.00 i Three . . _ _ ... .. .. .. .. 1.0? ^ADVERTISEMENTS One jfrouaro. U.-f t insertion ?1.00 Ec.-cy *? d . nt. utpertfc n *>0 -H>Wit jury. retire. Church and Led;re j 'ivtirM ?.n-l nolle.-*- of public ir.evti/utf?, eO-! 'eetu'n'.-irr.ti n-wt Cur.U of Thirike will bo I Aat?'. J f >r r.t the rate of one cent o word. C?i?h !:.pni.yltur the order. Count the -sr..?? y.uu ivilJ know wh?t the root .vUi be MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRF.SS j T'-.e A- ?ociat* Press t? exclusively en- j Htte-I t.. tl vi for republication of new-; % dl-.|.?tchen c.-i-iiitt I t.? It or not otherwise .. ore-!:L-?i m tfiii paper, and also the loci! ' news * published therein. r KIP A Y, MARCH 10, 1022. j1 Ail ihis March rain may result in -! reasonably dry July, und that is . iio cc-mfort to the cotton farmer.1 ? iiea\y Ju'.y rains would multiply bollj weevil. . j I i'hat radio operator who jested hsj 1 )>;s ship went down reminds us of the' words; "Fools make a mock of | death." { 1 . I We were sucec.-sful yeatordny in J .-ecurinp several additional contracts I from fanners to plant an acre of to-i matots. We have ,"..1. Wanted, liVO.j But wo believe we will pet every si'l-j vrlo one of 'horn. _________________ k <.'jinninp food so as to conserve if] no .v an established industry tha?j has bi?c.-n?o one of tie greatest in the! world. V? t South Cnrolins, the ver\ J center cf production, is far behind, many states not so well situated. We s*. Idem miss getting two or three new subscriptions to stock in the cannery <ach day. It is a long, j hard job, however, for the subscrip- j tions asked for arc small. Have you| r? nde up your mind that you will take: one or more shares? If so, do not) keep the decision to yourself. Let usj enroll you on the list. j A farmer, talking about the boll j weevil yesterday, expressed the idcaj that a law forbidding the planting ofj any cotton for two years would solve! the problem. He was not advocating, such a law, but merely expressing an c pinion upon the effect of such a law. 1 When, however, he was asked what would be the result upon our liberties if such a precedent, should be adopted and passed into other questions, he s-nid: "The liberty would be gone, I i guess. It would not do to pass such ( a law." Indeed, it would not. When the farmer has taken from him the! right to plant what he chooses, use J l is own mind, the situation would be; intolerable. The most difficult thing r. inc* wona :s 10 irame taws that doj not infringe upon the liberties of thej people. Any fool can frame a law. that takes away the liberties of the people. Besides, when a law relates! to class, when it is not general in itsapplication, it may well be regarded with suspicion. Why not a law for, merchants forbidding that they sell | cotton cloth.? One against the rail-; ways forbidding that they haul cot- j on? . TV.* government of the United, States ha- for quite a long time been inculoatir.tr the doctrine of home can-' r.'n-.r. N ?t only has the government-1 urged the wisdom of such a move-J uter.r. but it has painstakingly ir.ve?:i-i , gated the correct methods and has1 f sought through appointed agents and J , agencies to bring instruction to the . t-ry door of the producer. We have ell ' en the tine showings made, by! 'aniens during the summer months.- ( hVne, wholesome vegetables in pro.1 j fus'en. Wo have nlso noted that poc ! t sibly h.alf the entire production w>nt c *o waste, killed by pest or allowed to rot when mature. Gradually all this-" is being changed. We are canning almost every vegetable grown. We are: evrn savincr the hlacliKprrv u.-hi?hl - - ? Ir crows without cultivation. We nrciri ! ?. takintr pains to can fruits as well asj'' efjetabley. All this is very fine bus- j t iness; for, when the farmer has hisiF ! 11 pantry shelves loaded he is in excel-It lent position to maintain himself and ^ f bis family. The beauty about the j n whole thine is that the science of, v canning and preserving has pro-!.t tressed so far that the resulting! n product is not only wholesome?it is, t palatable as well. The food consorva- t< tion problem has been solved. The ^ u transportation problem is beinflf solved alonpr with the under problem of marketing. Thus may the farnfer who has more canned than he needs for his own use the opportunity to pass on the v surplus to others who are less fortu5 tiate, and is thus able to put away ^ money into his pocket. --- - e Subscribe to The Union Times. 8 I w *. > . - Vsjjt Our cat says every man has hw) " master, and most men have m<>rv than; jno master. j ' Our cat says some people talk to convince others; others talk to con wince themselves. i Our cat says thp ways of sir. lcadl ' to destruction. * ? Our cat says patience and p? rs'.st- , once have won many a hard battle. ; 0 + 0 ( Our cat says spring flower.- are ' most appealing. j Our cut siu.i do not tell everything yea know ]< s? others ui .'over how ' little it is. ! Our cut shv:> the longest road termin.itos somewhere. ? t Our cat :suy? the man \vh.? never smiles i . plotting to rob somebody. + + Our cat says give others credit for , having some sense. * * Our cat says take your good mariners along with you when you start upon a journey. % ? Our cat s.?ys economy saves carefully and spends wisely. . . | Our cat says the spirit of ce isoriousncss breaks down fellowship. Our cat says the radical of today is often the conservative of tomorrow. ? Our cat says it takes a strong head not to be turned by prosperity. ? Our cut says mercy is the grace J xautiful. i ? Our cat says a man can tell a lie 1 entil he will come to believe it the :rutb. ] I FOR < COLDS--GRIPP?FLU There's Nothing That Gives Quicker or Better 1 Results Than 1 STORM'S GRIPP CAPSULES in the familiar little blue box? ! ) 25 cents. j ( Better G?t a Box Today. j j STORM'S j i Drug Store : I'hone 76 : , Notice i , : i A .dated communication of t'nion' ' H vv i!l be held in the Masonic ik l-,dge, No. 75, A. F. M.,1 < VWV. Temple Friday, March 10, ; i'''-'-. 7:20 p. m. I Ity order of J. Gordon Hughe.;, ' IV m. C. Uke, W. M i ] Secretary. 3-D-!1!' I i Periodical rat hunts in Paris aic| "! onducted by an expert engineer u;. ! ng ferrets. Paris spent 300,000 francs j . ast year in nn endeavor to rid the ',! ity of the rodents. >W AMP-ROOT FOR j KIDNEY AILMENTS; > There is only one medicine that! cally stands out pre-eminent us a j medicine for curable ailments of th<- J idneys, liver and bladder. I>r. Kilmer's Swamp-Root stands j he highest for the reason that it has iroven to b** just the remedy needed a thousands upon thousands of dis- j ressing rases. Swamp-Root makes' riends quickly becuuse its mild and I mmediate effect is soon realized in nost cases. It is a gentle, healing ogetable compound. Start treatment at once. Sold at 11 drug stores in bottles of two sizes, ledium an large. However, if you wish first to test b his great preparation send ten cents K o Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. for a sample bottle. When writig be sure and mention this paper. P j-?tsm???s??; (' Notice ,T There will h? a meeting of the Sal- K ation Army Advisory Board Friday P vening at 7:30 p. m. at the Young h den's Business League rooms (Cham- * >er of Commerce). t> Every member will please be prosint. Frontia Winn, C 1-9-10 Secretary, 9 I J'- J 111 ??: I ? Subscriptions to < $10,000 Conwory . A cull for 20fr of the subscription* o the cannery has been made. A tar <*) marks those who have paid '0%; tw> stars (**) represent the lubscribcr us having paid 409c; three itars (***) represent the subscriber is having paid 60%; four stars (****) is luiving paid 80*X, and five stars ** *) as having paid the full 100% >f the subscription. As soon as the itoek subscription is paid the ecrtifiate of stock will be issued^.. We are iy: ig to keep down the overhead ex vnso, hence no notice is being mailed he subscribers. This published list s the only notice, and there is no :haigo aguinst the company for adertivi.tf. Pay the whole subscrip:ioi?, if it suits you, and let us issue you your stock. Lewis M. Kice *200.00 C. K. Iiughes 60.01E. M. White *60.00 F. II. Garner *60.00 J. E. Minter BO.Ot Dr. Russell Jeter *200.00 R. W. Beaty 60.1* T. B. Strange 50.(H I. F. McLurs 50.0W. D. Wood *50.00 'I. I.. F?av:? 6O.O1 /. R. Whitmire *50.0u Roy Willeford 60.0< Sur- iierelowitz *50.00 Sam Kassler 50.00 C. R. Lancaster 60.(M J. V. Askew *50.00 Macbeth Young *50.00 Macbeth Young 60.00 E. M. Garner *50.00 W. C. Wilburn *50.00 J. Mobley Jeter, Jr *50.00 L. G. Young . 50.00 F. W. Carnell 50.00 D. Jean Whitlock 50.00 A. G. Kennedy *"50.00 Victor Smith 50.00 J no. W. Gregory *50.00 K. N. Sprouse *50.00 W. W. Johnson ^30.00 C. B. Sparks 50.00 U. U. Ammoit* 50.00 T. B. Gnult *"50.00 Dr. A. P. McElrof 50.00 George Willard 50.00 Gordon Bishop 50.00 K. T. MeMchan *50.00 ft. H. Harris ... 30.00 P. J. Paiham *50.00 Dr. J. W. Buchanan 50.00 il. J. West *50.00 i. D. Hancock 50.00 )\. W. N. Glymph 50.00 B. F. Kennedy *50.00 Goyan Austell *50.00 Ij. J. Browning *50.00 K. W. Stone *50.00 .Mrs. John It. Muthia ...... *50.00 J. Cohen Co 50.00 Citizens National Bank .... 50.00 II. C. Wilburn 50.00 Dr. Theo. Maddox *50.00 Miss Mahala J. Smith .... *50.00 Miss Edna Tinslcy ? 50.00 Bradley-Eates Co 50.00 IV. S. McLurc 100.00 G. B. Barron 50.00 P. I). Barron *50.00 Union Bakery 50.00 Will Humphries 50.00 Mrs. Ma Bailey 50.00 Louis Gnult 50.00 IV. B. Murphy *50.00 Pv. W. Beaty (additional) . . 60.00 [>. Norman Jones 50.00 C*. C. Sanders *50.00 i. K. Morgan 60.00 rivvs. McNally 60.00 It. Lee Kelly 50.00 C. Alien 50.00 P. K. Wilburn *60.00 Consolidated Ice & Fuel Co. . . 50.00 iv y ? Minora taaaiuonai) . . tHJ.OO L'nion Marble & Granite Co. . *50.00 \. W. T. Ravenseroft *50.00 El. B. Going r?o oo I K. Brer.iierkc *60.00 [>r. O. L. P. Jackson 60.00 Storm's Drug Store *60.00 I. M. Wood *60.00 !. A. Hollingsworth 60.00 B. A. Owens 60.001 I . J. Vinson *50.00' ?. E. Smith 50.00 lierhcit Sinoak *50.00 1 hoy. 11. 11 owe *50.00! P. 11. Barnes *50.00! ! ash 60.00! VIrr. 1 .M. Jordan *50.00j ... P. Godshall *50.00 A . ,1. Tucker ? 60.00 IV. B. Aik<-n 60.00 C. E. Foster 6O.00 'Ingle Grocery Co. .... *****60.00 drs. .Inn. It. Mathis *100.00| nvis M. Hire *100.00 1 '. J. Pnrhom 100.00 )r. J. W. ll ichnnan 100.00 !. 1'.. Kelly lOO.Ofr' . From *60.00 '. Louis Jolly *****50.00 1,. Bolton 500.00 )r. F. M. Ellerbe *50.00 V. T. Powell 50.00 Total $6,250.00 Amount subscribed in produce 1,050.00 ~~ I Grand total $7,400.00 We want more subscriptions. Will 'ou not take one or more shares 7 Union Canning & Products Co., Lewis M. Rice, Pres. Success as a Bee Keeper Omaha, March 8.?Success as a ec-keeper is attributed to "being in :ood standing with my neighbors" s a result of sweetening their disositions towards the bees by Henry lay ("Honey") Cook, retired policeman of this city. "When the honey is first taken off I ive near neighbors a generous samlo and always send the finest I ave," says Mr. Cook, who explains hat the policy makes them fpood oosters. With his neighbors aa boosters, Mr. ook's bees yield him from $1,200 to 1,400 a year. 8 r ?i. ii.ill. |U SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS FOR SALE?Soma bargains in used cars. Hughes' Oarage. 1323-tf ii . FOR SALE OR ^E NT?One 7-room I house on Eagt Main street. All modern convenienses. Garage. Good neighborhood. *8efe~ ojf write"S. Hay Wilkurn or J. Mobley Jeter, Jr. 8-89-10-13-pd - - * MONEY TO LEND on real estate for clients. J. K. Hamblin. Fri.-tf CALL AT JETER'S STORE for your flour, grain, hay, molasses, sugar, coffee, tobacco, etc. The same stand was popular with your father. Tjy it your^lf. J. M. Jeter. 1299-Fri*tf COMING! WHAT? The-.Qhicago Ladies' Sextette, which is the "last* number of our Lyceum Course and these young ladies wilj make. .you forget^ the price of cotton and?ali your troubles and enjoy a delightful evening, pon't forget Monday eveajng, March 13th, at the Union High School.. .75c admission for adults and 50c for school children 1320- 5l POULTRY WIRE and cedar posts. Bailey Builders Supply Co. 1321-3t FOR SALE?Fine building lot. So? J. T. Storm, at Storm's Drug Store 1309 i THE CHICAGO LADIES' SEXTETTE, a hippy combination ol genius, experience, versatility and genuine ability, so don't fail to spend n delightful musical evening at the High School Monday evening March 13th. 1320-5t INCOME TAX RETURNS poperly made out for individuals, partner ships and corporations. Time limit for filing same March 15th. Reasonable charges. W. S. McLure. 1314-Tu-Fr-tf TAKE ANOTHER PEEP in Barnes' show cases?that, "striking likeness' ?But he is perfectly harmless. THE CHICAGO LADIES' SEXTETTE wil be ni the High School Monday, March 13th, and is the last number of the Lyceum course. 1320-5t FOR RENT?Store room in Smith block. Apply to C. F. Hart, R. R. Crossing or Mrs. W. Newell Smith. 161 Thurston St., Greenville, S. C. 1308-Tu-Fr-tf THE PROGRAM of the Chicago La' dies' Sextette has not a dull moment. They are a happy combination of genius, experience, versatility and genuine ability. Be sure and come to the High School Monday evening, March 13th, and hear them. _ ^ _ J1320-51 *7 . ... . . 1 FOR SALE?Rhode Island Red eggs for setting, $1.60 per 15 .eggs. Place your orders in advance so as to be sure of delivery. Phone me at Sanders-Fowler Grocery Co., F. Wardlaw Perrin. 1323-3tpd BIG LOT DRESS GINGHAMS and Chambraya in fancy and solid colors, specially price I 10c per yard.j Also lot sugar very cheap. B. G. Wilburn & Son. ltpdl LONG LIFE depends on wholesome! life-giving food vitamincs, found in sealed capsules untouched by human hands, a cl$an fresh egg?fori setting eggs and baby chicks see E. M. Wilson. ltpd WANTED?A district genera! agent for Union, S. C., and vicinity for tho State Mutual Life Assurance Company of Massachusetts, whose annual statement shows assets of $72,219,112 insurance in force of $338,000,000, low premiums, large annual dividends and most liberal policy contracts. Our 19-2 schedule i of dividends makes the cost oi in- j surance in this company as low as the lowest. A real opportunity forj the right man to make a most prof-j itable connection, with an assured income for the future. If interested write us for our proposition Louis Sherfesee, General Agent, Greenville, S. C. 1323-3t THE LAST NUMBER of our Lyceun i course will be given at the High School Monday evening, March 13, at the High School. The program will be in the hands of six gifted young ladies and you will enjoy every minute of the time spent wit! them. Prices 76c and 50c. 1320-5t >jj fags ? Printers' ink pays. GIVE 1 0PP0R1 MV - dfc.. You cap confer on us and help us both. Wc want th in a really intimate way. A close personal associati sible business asset that w? isn't all~i~if we know you I the better to serve you! "Ijirjre Enough to Serve Any?! NATION A '1 , Mfa You must place you Ford cars. The sales dep yourself worry by placii is Realizing as well as y mlich everybody wants ? a'FORD on, and the sec FORD and pay for it as ** Plan No. 1.?Pay cash ,Plan No. 2.?One-thii monthly payments with * Think this over and v with you and if you wi how liberal our terms a J. W. UPS( J. L. B0LT01 tmmmmmmmmmmmmmmammmammmmmmmamm FOR QUICK SERVICE PHONE 167 We call and deliver your clothing in a dust-proof motorcycle. We remove spots and stains from clothing without injuring either the fabric ot the color. Our modern methods make clothes look like new, in the shortest possible | time. Give me a trial. I certainly will appreciate it as much or more than anyone else. Hames Pressing and Repair Shop Nicholson Bank Building Phone 167 Eczema Cured After Five Applications Of "Storm's Lotion" I have had eczema on my face for two years. After five applications of Storm's Lotion the skin 19 in a perfectly healthy condition. I heartily recommend its use to all sufferers cf skin trouble. (Signed) J. B. Betenbaugto, Union, S. C., R. F. D. No. 2. Sold at Storm's Drug Store. Phone 76 for a bottle today. Second Lap in Subscriptions to a Cannery Wo hereby subscribe to one share of stock in the cannery at Union S. C., to be paid for in produce, and of the par v*lue of $50.00: J. E. Minter $50.00 Lewis M. Rice .. 50.00 C. E. House 50.00 C. K. Hughes 50.00 Robert W. Beaty 50.00 T. B. Jeter 50.00 W. O. Jeter .. 50.00 J. G. Sumner 50.00 W. R. Kelly 50.00 Marion H. Gallman 50.00 Arthur Crocker 50.00 R. W. Adams 60.00 Lewis M. Gault 50.00 J. E. Kelly 50.00 J. G. Sumner 50.00 W. R. Kelly Q0.00 Norris I-eonard 50.00 Judson F. Moador 50.00 M. O. lielue and J. C. Whitlock 50.00 E. L. Spears 50.00 Orus T. Belue 50.00 We will gladly receive subscriptions tof the ahave from farmers in an> section of the county. The -cannery is an assured fact; we wish to make it an assured success. Who will phone "No. 1'' and say "Yes, put me down one share"? No sales promoter; no red tape; sane, honest administration and wholesale team work. Come on in' It pays to advertise in The Times. fTS thi Q c/ k/ r a rUNITY I yourself a favor which wili e opportunity to know you on with you is the best pos! could wish for. But that letter, we shall be able all Strong Enough to Protect All." :ENv3 L BANR. ir orders in advance if you wish prompt delivery on artment is ahead of the manufactory. You will save ng your order ahead. ou do how hard it is to get money, and also, how i FORD, we have two plans now that we will sell you :ond one is so easy that any one who tries can own a he rides. i when you are delivered the FORD, d cash on delivery, balance divided into ten equal interest and insurance on deferred payments. /e will be only too glad to go over the second plan . 11 only do just a little figuring we think you will see re. Yours for more FORDS, MB, DEALER, JONESVILLE, S. C. N, DEALER, UNION, S. C? PHONE 289 Rheumatism at 60 S. S. S. Thoroughly RUU Ok* Body ( dfMs n'""? 9 ^ /fZf/.<z>\ 8omebody*s mother Is suffering tow ~ I nlghti The scourge of rheumatism v \ has wrecked her body; limping and m r/jA suffering, bent forward, she sees but nn tV iJ tb? common ground, but her aged HRimL'.ft heart still belongs to the stars! Does Sk anybody care? S. 8.8. Is one of the l/HAA*>|f?U UIVIO MIVWU* <UIU II a helps build more blood cells. Its med^KaML \ tolnal Ingredients &ae 'purely vegeta,\liH|||A ble. It never disarranges the stomach. L^HM , It Is, in fact, a splendid tonic, a blood MSjSnn v maker, a Mood enrlcher. It banishes ><oUt? JkoiX UStL rheumatism from joints, muscles and the entire body. It builds firm flesh. It Is what somebody's mother needs JHmDgSS*) I ' tw.B tonlghtl Mother, if you can not go wHIHShSBIhH A rklbM'fl out to Bet a hottls of S. B? s. yourself, KWW8aBwM!^*mJB^iM surely somebody in your family will. BIMKMKWa \M Somebody, set a bottle of 8. S. S. now I L*t somebody's mother Deria to feel _ , , joyful again tonight Maybe, maybe IIow glorious you wUl feel, mother, ft's your mother! 8. S. 8. is sold St tvhen your rbrumatium 1h all gone. Let nil drug stores, in two sizes. The 8. 8. s.dolt. It will build you up,tool larger size Is the more economical. For Electric Wiring and Electric Fixtures You will do well to consult me. Expert workmanship, good quality of materials and at reasonable prices. Get my estimates before placing your order. . .. ... ? W. T. SINCLAIR 4 THE BEST BATTERY FOR YOUR CAR BEYOND A DOUBT IS Vesta Isolator Battery GUARANTEED TWO YEARS IN WRITING. Let us show you one that has been used for four years and is still charged. HUGHES GARAGE PHONE 161 . . GADBERRY ST. gjj Wt WLLU AINYlHirNU IN METAL. 1 t ?fih i am?mi iw m ma in m mi i in nn [ mwsmmhmmhbmmhmbbmB /Hp^ Eggs From Every, Hen There Is no excuse for n loafing hen. You cut. ir.tiko layers ^BSBTW and rent money-makers out of every solitary lit n you own. <SeW Egg Producer w tnderful poultry tonic, develops the ejnj-produc'.nu organs; : b s e irl>- Peers of yomij pullets; ko? os poultry healthy and pro-'u' -s fust growth In young chicks. 2 1-2 lb. box. 60 cents. Wc <vrr\ a cuutpleto lin?> ni' Ciro-Vet Hfnndurd Kemetlies for Horses, Mules, Cattle. Hi.?* and I'onlti V.'.- v.lll jjl tdly refund jour money If you fall to get satisfactory results from the tt.se <r < v?n.-Vet ro'edv. LIST OF DEALERS IN UNION COUNTY J. E. Fowler Union, 8. C. H. T. ILKgina Buffalo, 8. C. Storm's Drug Store .... Union, S.-C. Ivel er's Drug 8tore . . . Buffalo, 8. C. .1. Mobley deter ..... Union, 8. C. E. U. Brown ....... Buffa o. 8. C. E?st S.de Drug Co. . . . Union, 8. C. Mutual Supply Co. . . . Carlisle, 8. C. Clymph'8 Pharmacy .... Union, 8. C. The Bates Co., Inc. . . . Carlisle, 8. C. Union Drug Store .... Union, 8. C. R. A. Brawley Ixrckhart, 8. C. | Harris-Woodward Co. . . . Union, S. C. Ke ton Mer. Co Kelton, 8. C. j E. C. Fore Union, S. C. Murrnh's Pharmacy . . Joncsvl le. 8. C. j Porter's Coffee Emporium Union, S. C. .lonesville Drug Co. . . Jonesvllle, 8. C Fowler's Phnrmacy . . . Monarch, 8. C. Miss Hannah West. West Springs. 8. CJ. B. Bctcnhnugh . Union, S. C.. Route 2 W. J. Betsill . . . West Springs, 8. C. J. E. Minter Sednlin. 8. C. C. C. Lancaster, . Jonesvil'e, 8. C., R. 2 It. G. Wilburn & Son . Cross Keys, 8. C. Cheek & Lawson Union, S. C. |L_, II OUR' NEW VULCANIZING PLANT ' 13 now ready for work. We solicit your business. Old tires made over and put in condition to serve you again Work entrusted to us will have our careful attention. The price will be reasonable. Bring us your sick tires; we will heal them. SMITH VULCANIZING WORKS S. GADBERRY STREET /*OLDS Notice of Registration of h?4d or chsst are more easily ? treated externally with? ? The books of registration for the B B^B City of Union are now open at nay office in the Union Clothing Co.'s store V A PO RUB to qualify. Yo must have your city Oom 17 Million Jan UnJ Yearly tax receipt for 1921 and your county registration ticket. Some hitherto unknown minerals D. W. Mullinax, have ben discovered among more than Supervisor of Registration for City 200 different kinds of metal deposits of Union. 3-6-8-10-13-15-17-20-22-24 in the interior mountains of the Kola Peninsula, which juts out into the - - - 1 ? .. Arctic Ocean and White Sea north Tourists spent approximately $35,of Murmansk and Archangel. 000,000 in Colorado during 1921.