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The New York herald., 1922-08-14

abroad-easy money which the Germans
paid for raw material.
This represents in real value received.
taking fifteen marks to the dollar as
the average purchase ratio, about
S4, 900, 000,0 ,000 in goods. the casn repa-
rations payments which Germany has
made 10 the Allies in gold amount to
$500 900. 600. Therefore. at tho present
exchange, Germany received $4,000 .000.-
600 In goods for marks and reparations
which now represent s570 100000.
1t is evident that this mark dumping
gave Germany a large quantity of cheap
material, which has deferred hard times
until now.
Another striking feature is the abb
sence of bankruptcy in Germany. Herr
Won Frohwein, a leading textile man
ufacturer and one OF the heads of the
National Economic Parliament said
that the surface prosperity Is really like
fever flush. The ever depreciating
mark means that manufacturers can pay
their debts for fraction of the original
value received. At the same time their
factory installations are rising in paper
mark value, assuring them of assets
above the total Of their Indebtedness in
paper marks.
German firms that get into financial
difficulties often combine with stronger
firms, which scheme has prevented
much bankruptcy.
But there is q new factor in the pres
ent industrial outlook. German workers
now watch the dollar quotations and
with each depreciation in the mark they
demand a raise In wages. They made
new demands each week although they
are already receiving two and three
times as much as they received two
months ago. Because the workers do
not gage their demands in accordance
with the profits of the firm some man
ufacturers are feeling the pinch.
Exporters are irritated over the ac-
ton of the Cabinet in proposing 100
per cent increase in the export tax.
claiming that German products have
now reached the world market level and
that an additional tax would make sales
impossible. In an appeal to the Eco
nomic Council, with which the decision
rests, the exporters show that foreign
manufacturers, especially of iron, steel
and machinery. have reduced their prices
since 1920 in many cases below the pre-
war figure, while German costs of pro-
duction are steadily climbing. They say
that further decrease in German ma
chine expectation, which would be caused
by higher export tax, would depress
the mark sharply. They add that at
this time they had expected lowering
OF the export tax instead of an increase.
Applications for the formation of new
have already reached
number twice as great as for the first
seven months last year. while ama!ga-
nations among concerns are daily oc-
currence. The most important In the
jute industry was a merger which con-
trolls a fourth of the entire German
output. Cigarette concerns also have
formed an important combine with the
object of controlling prices and to fight
imports.
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Special Cable to THE New YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1929, by THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Eureau.
Paris. Aug. IL.
Although the London conference pro-
vided the usual gamut of political
emotions, the Paris Bourse last week
did not lose its decided tone of optim-
ism. After three years of struggling
with political conditions the investing
public, rather than the spectators at
least. seem to have taken hold of affairs
and are bringing back the securities
always considered reliable to some
thing nearer their real value.
Throughout France there appears to
be desire to ignore everything savor-
ing of politics and to prove by indvi-
dual effort that Frances claim to being
thrifty, hard working nation is some
thing more than mere talk
The metallurSical and textile indus
tries are both reporting renewed oper-
ations, with orders coming in from all
parts OF Europe and the United States.
The banks report that there is plenty of
money available for all market needs.
while the puDlicS money seems 10 De
about equally divided between gilt edged
Investments and Government bonds. for
the first time since rentes were admitted
to open trading. During the month Of
July small investors subscribed to more
than 50.000,000 francs worth of these
bonds through the public bureaus. con-
stituting valuable aid to the Govern
ment, as X puts vast sums into circula-
ton and lightens the demand on the
Bank OF France for future inflations.
The effect of this condition was again
felt. especially in the banking division.
last week. For instance. the Banque de
Paris. which now taken as the best
barometer OF French business conditions,
saw its share jump from 100 to 1920
francs. The Bank Of France also shows
new animation in its weekly report,
which reveals that the Increase in the
gold reserve has been steady since the
end of last year. The gold on hand Is
now 1851 200, 900 francs. as compared
with 4,141 100000 francs at the end OF
July, 1914. a less agreeable factor is
found in the comparison of the note cir
culation, which is oscillating around 36.-
00O. 900. 600 to-day. but was only $780,
600. 900 a month before the war.
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TAX DIFFICULTIES
BESET GERMANY
Government Cannot Get
Money to Pay Allies, Though
Industry Thrives.

Special Cable to THE NEW YORK HERALp.
Copyright, 1929, by THE NEW York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Berlin. Aug. II.
There Is countrywide movement in
Germany to convince the Allies Of the
nations Insolvency. jdst as citizens are
turning their pockets inside out to con-
vince their own tax collectors that they
have nothing with which to pay taxes.
They too. seek pity and credit. Yet
factory chimneys are smoking and busi-
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CASE THREsHrNG MACHINE.

Reports from tho J. 7. Case Thresh-
ing Machine Company indicate that the
higher prices for farm products and
bumper crops have reestablished this
concern on profit making basis. Last
year. for the first time In It's history
since 1sso-the company lost money, the
deficit for the year being Si.493.431.
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TO ISSUE ATLANTIC TAR.

The Equitable Trust Company has
been appointed trustee for the issue of
$50C,000 first mortgage sinking fund
bonds of the Atlantic Tar and Chem
ical Works, Ltd. of Bayway, Elizabeth
N. J.
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TO THE HOLDERS OF
NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY
30-Year Sinking Fund So Gold Debenturs
Bonds Due February !. 10to.

Notice Ia hereby given as provided IN
Article v. of the Indenture. dated February
T. 1919. OF the New York Telephone COM
pany to the Guaranty Trust Company OF New
York. Trustee, that the undersigned at
VIII receive until 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on Thurs
day August 81. 1922. offers for tho sale to
it as Trustee of sufficient bonds of the
above issue at not exceeding 1906 Of par and
accrued interest to exhaust the sum OF Two
Hundred Twenty-six Thousand Thirty-fvs
Dollars and Twenty eight Cents (S226, OBS. oO.
held IN the Sinking Fund. Interest on tha
bonds accepted win cease on August 2j, 1872.
The Trustee reserves the right TO reject
any and all offers. Offers should be sealed
aud addressed TO the TRUST DEPARTMENT
thereof.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
BY WILLIAM G. POTTER. President.
Dated. New York. August !. 1922.
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PROPOSALS.

UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE.
NORFOLK, yA.--scaled proposals will hs
received here until IL M, September ~,
1922, and then opened. for dredging In
Pagan River Va. Further information on
apnlIcation
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
WRIGHT AEROSAUTICAL CORPORATION
Paterson. n. j.

July 2f. 1N11.
The Board Of Directors has declared q
dividend of twenty-five cents (oacD per share
on the outstanding capital stock of this Cor
poratior. payable August 81. 1927, tc stock
holders o. record ai the close of business
on August -. 1922.
J. P. PRINCE. Secretary a Treasurer.
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.
Chicago and Western Iniian1 Railroad Cd,
GENERAL MORTGAGE 6eS GOLD BONDS.
Trustees Office, Room 3e 18th Floor. Mills
Building.
New York, Aug. 8, 1922.
The Trllstees have this daY deaignated. by
REDEMPTION NOTICE,
The Trustees have this day designated. b

as the numbers OF the 80 General Mortgage
SO Gold Bonds, issued under the trust deed
OF the Chicago G. Western Indiana Railroad
Company dated December LIST 1882, to be
redeemed, by the operation of the Sinking
Fund on Sept. 1st next at the office OF
Messrs. J. p. Morgan & Co., New York. at
1O5 and accrued interest TO that date.
Registered bonds should be accompanied by
power of attorney transferring them to
bearer.
The following are the numbers OF bonds
previously drawn for redemption but not
yet presented for payment:
1850 $3.50 TloS 91s4 94II
HERBERT l.. SATTERLEE,
PAUL G. PENNOYER,
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NOTICE OF REDEMPTION AND PAY.
MENT OF FIRST MORTGAGE TEN
YEAR SIX PER CENT. GOLD COUPON
BONDS
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No. 1928.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
ms


TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OFFICE or
COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY
Washington, d. c., June ), 1922
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence pre-
sented TO the undersigned. II has been made
THE CAPITOL NATIONAL BANK OF
NEW YORK
In the CITY OF NEW YORK
has compiled with all the provisions OF the
Statutes OF the United States, required 70
be complied with before association shall
be authorized to commence the business OF
Banking. -
Now therefore, l. ID. r. CRISsINGER.
Comptroller Of the Currency, do hereby
certify .ha:
THE CAPITOL NATIONAL BANK OBJ
NEW YORK
IN the CITY OF NEW YORK
in the County of NEW YORK and state
OF NEW YORK
is authorized TO commence the business Of
Banking as provided in Section Fifty one
hundred and sixty nine OF the Revised Stat
utes OF the United States.
In testimony whereof, wines. my lana
and Seal Of office this FIFTH day OF JUNE,
1929.
(SigneD d. n. CRISSrNGER.
Comptroller OF the Currency.
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An advertisement IN the Lost ana
Found columns Of THE NEW YoRR
HERALD offers a real possibility Of
recovering pour lost prnuerty.
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sales werem made a outside
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STANDARD OILS.

3i00 Anglo -Am. 10 1ss 10 + u
200 Atlantic Lobos 9Z aN ax r "
100 Buckeye P L.. gs ~ os :.
10 Crescent l.. ~ - 81 -.
40 Galena Sig OIL ~ ~ 52t, :.
130 Illinois p H.. .f65 162 f65 ~
GOO Imp Oil fCan) ffiis los los -ais
20 Indiana = L.. 90 50 90 -+1s.
1900 Inter PETROL. 81 2ois 2Oh + 4
10 Ohio Oil l.... 2I5 2T5 o15 "a
900 Pen Mex Fuel. 81 % % -
~ Prairie o & @ 56l JsJ Z 555 lis
20 Prairie r L.. go 24S PAS 60
cSao0 s O Indiana. .ti0ii 10S 10ai. X
1900 s Kentucky. DC o5x a5a4 4 q
Sg5 N York .42s AIS 42s +i0
20 o Ohio. .4l5 455 45i :.
100 Vacuum Oil. .42J 40 4o3 ~
100 Q ofgO pf.fis 1tS 11S :.
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BOURSE SHAKES OFF
POLITICAL BOGEY
Investors Restore Value to
Rentes, Materially Aiding
the Government.

Special Cable TO THE NEW York HERMp.
Copyright, 1922, by THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Eureau,
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BONDS CrAR 1ssTEpJ.
roialr. ses. so ooo ssa. .ooa. .ooo sia. 300. .ooo

81. .sos. $4,000 si.e2s .s45 600 81 .23i 5oi 900
Detailed sales or bonds for weeks ended
Anruat ~ and August IL
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STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
sew york Stock rychange sales for week

Totals ..,.. 3,5e5.so5 2iis,o75 e.sss.s1T
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Aur. X.
s33.s40.Oo0
2t.21f.on0
e,s39.0oo
ee.ooo
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RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following schedules in bankruptcy were
filed yesterday In the United States District
Court:
ISRAEL FEINSTEIN, cotton goods. SO West
Third street--Labilltes. Si0,sSS; assets.
s2,52S.
Liabilities. 81, ,06o; assets, Sill. .i32.
Washington Journal., 1922-03-10

funft an" Ger IHeiior Iddelt nod
INNER in iid binein.
9ie iiingite girfenba6 iaot leiie:
Chen bat iie beriibergeIeben!" Ser
IIieiior iagt: gld mo, Die fennt
mid ia gar nidt mebr. 9os iino
bod oueS MIR gpiicOen.~
Die Jingle @irfenbad iagt: v9as
tpeiB i'd beIier ouI Sic min Oos
blob niht merfen, Dab Oh mir Den
Sof madIt."
Die fremoe Dame bat einen fIii4-
tieen Slid beriibergeporfen. Niln
trintt iie ibren &offee ueiter.
Spbine 8irfenba6 Iagt: Isle bat
einen &eiiefoffer bel iid. sic tit
pieIeidt nur ouf Ser 9urtreiie,
uieIeidt lit iie gar nidt mebr bier,
1m?"
Ser gIiieiior faet: ~Das 1T iebr
Iciht moglid. Mber ib neiB es nift.
uno es lit mir aud iebr egaI, &ino.
Nur Dor bod enoIi1 ouf 0aponl"
9ie feline @irfenba6 iagt ouf
einmaI Iebr adrtIid: uSa, eigentli9
bnit ou rett.~ @s lit ibr aitf elm.
NAL, als tp1re fie bon einem groBen
Summer befreit. Bon elmer groBen
angit.
9ie fremoe Dame 1T oufgeitanOen.
Sic ideint es iebr eilig 81 boben.
Ser Bug tpartet iider.
Ils Ole Cir binter ibr 3ufaat,
Itebt Die Jingle @irfenbah ouf uno
gibt ibrem @erlobten einen &ub. Sic
iogt: SD bob bid bod 10 fur6tbar
Iieb, ou. llro eigentli9 mar es bod
tpuroerpon, peiBt ou, bob Die ber-
etnfom. 9enn iebt peiB iie bod,
ooB ou gar nifts mebr bon ihr
miilen tpinit."
Ser aiieIior pafte Die fletnt 9ir'
fenbn9 am &opf uno fiiBt iie mitten
nlif oie feline Stubsnaie. @eil iie
babel audi nidt ieben fam. OaB er
fur6tbor loden muB. n@s iuar bod
Elm gutter ginfan", oentt Der Iiiei-
for, uno er piini9t Der fremoen
Game, oie inn gebolfen but, in @e-
oanfen cine CUTE &eiie.
Washington Journal., 1922-03-10

0rOfe SlGdjcn DUn Der DeriuititcteH
Gtu6t wieOer bsbant.

Syn gpern uno iener gan5en @e'
aeno oes neItIihen 6%lanOernS bot
Ser arieg bcion0ers milo 9etpiitet.
Man broiidlt nllr, nm lid gu erIils
nern, Die Noncn G%ourtrai, w1etiiI,
Siiael go, 8operingbe, &eninlel,
8~onnebcofe, MoorsleDe, &oulers,
Stoocn, Girnuiber, 6itrnes iiilo
Rienport gu ncriict. llno man batte
gecaGt, oaB pIele Sabre nergeber
iuiiroen, c6e oos 2ano ans Dem
bier geIfoffenen Gboos berausfam-
men miiroe.
@ber mer gpern mo 8%elttlon-
bern fur5 nad Auiboren Ser 6eitlo.
ielisfeiten gcieben bat unO eS lest
wieOer iiebt, Der fenilt iid fnlIm
bort aus. Sic 5lGmcn baben lid]
chen nidt olif Die faule Saut gelegt.
nno es lit in Der fir5en, ieit &rlegs-
enoe pcrflolienen 3eit cine ollBerlt
reqe Observation-Disclosures gelci-
Itet iporoen. 8or 5pei Sobren nod
= er3GbIt Elm G~orrciponoent Der
.Tin,es" - fonnts man in oicicr
eau3en @egeno nifts iehcn ais
@ranatIo6er unO gar5 Deer bnlb
aerIhoIIene St10te uno 90rfer. SIN
4uqen6Iid oes Observation-Disclosures
ao6 es 10000 @eftar ipiiites &ono.
Sest lit bodItens ein 3Dou5igltel
oanon nod ~unbebaut. Selblt oas I'M
arieQc nit Geetpoier iiberidUcmnlte
2au0 trGgt bon neiiem. uno i'm all
gemeinen fiebt es bort iiberon 10
aus, ooB man iiG beute kum nor-
ItelIen fam, oaB 6os allies eiitrlal
poaItGnoig perwiiltet NOR. Sour Die
9Glme feblen pollitdnoig.
ue6eroa allf Dem 9anoe nette
SGuIer, nro Stuar nod mooernet
@runoIdben gcbaiit. Cont bot pie
8epolfer1lng - oic ol 5tpei Sritteln
mie6er siiriidgefebrt lit = bas Ger
itorte genau 10 oufge6out, tpie es
friiber mar.
90 lit Ypern in ieinem alien StIl
Ihon mieOer balb fertig. Hno in
eincnn Sabre miro cs altsieben tpie
I'M MuguIt 1914. Slbeeieben olcr~
oings bon ser ~beriihrnten Sibba1c,
an Der nift nelt gcbaut miro, lori-
bern no man MIR Die &ninen ltiibt.
9aqegen lit Die &eter5firde in
gpern Biz 5rr S0be Der Mauer
fertig, unn in Der ct. @foriinse
&atbeOrale iino Die SauIen oeS Mite
teIIdiffes 6rei @seter bod geOieben-
GelbIt, sic @ranb' @alace befomnt
l6nea ibr Nusieben BON Dor Dem
&riege ipicocr.
Sn geieuport CAB es Dor siuem
Sabre nur nod Sol8bitten. SeBt
lit elm GierteI Ser Sta0t wieOer
aufgebaut, utto aud bic 9atbeorole
ans Dem 10. Sabrbunoert 1T aus
aeflidt. Sn bcm luobI am ariinos
li6Iten aer1torten 9trmuioen tit bic
SGIfte Der @Glicr idon mieoer oo.
Washington Journal., 1922-03-10

3pii1en 8ruunidueig Mno ger-
lin tobt, Der MuBenpelt 5par oer-
bergen, oarum aber nidt minoer
bartn1dig, elm regelre6ter 8urlt-
frieg. @ernnlaBt wuroe er our9
Die Sotia6e, bob elm befannter Ser
liner @urltfabrifart cine bon ibm
in Berlin bergeItellte @urit uube-
reftigtertueiie als ugraunldDeiger
8urit" be8eidnete unO inter bic
fer 8eaei6nung in Ben SanoeI
bradte. Gas lieB Dem @ereim
Granddaughter @urlfabrifanten
niht &ube uno er ltrengte Oesbalb
cine alaee gegen Ben 8erliner Sol
lesen an. @egenm1rtig bat 0aS
2anogeri1t Berlin cine einltpeilige
gerfigung gegen Ben 8efla9ten er.
laiien, ipona1 inn perboten tpuroe,
iein Sobrifat peiterbin als @raiut-
idrciger Murit 5u be8eidnen. Gie-
Ter 8erfiigung bot iid oaa Gom-
mergerift angcidlohen, 10 bah Der
Yerliner 8urItfabrifant bohItens
nod @nrit mad 8raunidpeiger
Nrt" in Den SanocI bringen bari.
Washington Journal., 1922-03-10
Gbet aus hrr Belt.
Gfisscm BON GOrutbee @Oe6eler.

sic ging nod einmaI our6 Die
8obnung. sen unO frennOlif lo9et
sic beioen 3immer I'M @lan5 Der
Worgenlonne. Gin bebngIi9es flei-
nes Sect. Die rleuar @iobeI blisten
uno blinfter, 8lumen bIiibten auf
SEN SeniterIimien. @enn es blob
nidt 10 it'll gepeien mare!
&dte ieuf5te. Grit elf ubr = nod
atpei S%tunoen, Biz Mar aus benz
Bureau fam - nod cine @uigfeit
oleinI &ein Meni9 0o, nit Dem
man re3en fonnte. @dredli9! Sb
man ifnea NAL riiberIprang sur
S6Diagermutter uno einen flr5en
S6nnf belt? Nein, Iieber ni6t. Die
bate normittags INNER 81 ttln uno
miirOe idone Gugen MAIDEN uno
ipibe Heoen o~benorain bon iungeu
6rauen oie morgens oo9 gu arbei.
ten bitten. gigentli6 bate lie ia
redt, es mar nod auerban6 81 be-
iorgen. SIN @B5immer mar nod
nift Stoub getpiift. @di9e miiBte
oit9 berousgeiu1t peroen, un0 Die
&ortoffeIn maren nod ni9t gei9dlt.
@s fieI ibr nod 8eridieoenes elm.
Sroboem ieste Iie ii6 in Sen fleinen
SeiieI am S9reibtiid, legte Sic
&Gnoe in oen 5doB unS iab Dor
fi1 bin. 0ieles efpige @erumbeben
i'm Sousbalt mar idredlid. llnO I'M.
mer 0ieielbe Irbeit. @eiittoteno mar
ooS.
SIR grinnern flog 5uriid. Sic
inb oos groBe, belle 4ontor pieoer,
iif utter Sen M6oelS in Ben belen
&Ieioern - adj, tparen oie neioiid
getpeien, als ser Mfar oamals Dirf-
lid ernit mafte uno iie CUR 6rau
nobm - Tie iouten nur miiienl -
- @ber nein, Oas flang ia faft, als
mGre tie nift gliidli9 geporoen,
uno fie NOR es bod. @enn Mar oa
mar, mar es ia aud gut, aber 10
aaein iein - in 6ieier Stiae
ia man ging tpobl iebt pirtli6 -
&%artoffeIn iddIen.
sic Iebnte li6 itott Oeiien nod
tiefer in BEN SeiieI uno blin5elte
awiiden geidloiienen 2i6ern in SAG
SonnenIi9t. 8unoerbibi6 mar es
cigentIi9 bod, ibr fIeineS Seim
uno 10 aIs iunge Jrau BARN 5u
iiten NOR aud gang rei5anO. Sb
man boIo einnlol oas Bib niiroe
faufpn fonnen, 6as iiber Dem Sofa
nod febIte? @obri9einli9 nidt, oa-
gu tpar ia fein @eIo 90. SIR @e-
li6t muroe finiter. Gieies ginri1ten
uno &edran mar alth ettpns @raB-
IideS. 6riibcr mar oas gar nidt 10
notig. @ar oas biibih getueien, fei'
ne 8irtidaftsIorgen, feline Sausor-
belt. Won ging ius 9ureali uno
fan6 mittngs ieinen geoedten Gid,
lno abenos itan6 War am Sor uno
martetc, uno man ging ins Gino
ODER in elm @afe, unD Strimpfe-
ltopfen uno 10 ettuos beiorgte feline
@irtin. - Sest bieB cs bibi6 81
Sauie iiben lino iid einri6tcn. -
&dtbc iaB icbr unsliidlid aus.
Cine llbr ibIug lie idredte auf.
SoIb 5oulf = Jest mar i'm @eifdft
bolo Wtittagpauie - Oonn iabcn lie
oten in ser &antine uno laftes; Mno
ifmas.en, oie &ouegea famer nn9
berciit, ifredlid luitig NOR oas ei-
gentli6 INNER gapeien, ~ mas Der
fleine Mepcr aus Der Safe INNER
fir idore @ise wubte = un0 hs.
@udholtcr mar audi 10 Elm uergniie.
Washington Journal., 1922-03-10

8oefie un6 @rofn. -
Sunger @atte: .2iebe 4lnra, 6ns
Mfittageiien mar bei,te wieoer url-
genieBbar!~
@ottin: aMbcr 5rik. bobpn mir
inns oenn Oes giiers tpegeu aeaei.
rntet :"
goriiGtig. - @rofciior
(6cr itnrf uttier Sem @antofiel
itebt): n&eute babe i6 meiner Sll,
ten Die Mcinung cinnlal griinolid
eeiast, aaeroinas in ~ malapiidl"
Washington Journal., 1922-03-10
Die Sabn-S enne.

9[uf Der in ser &opaI Sorticultu.
raj @aa in 8eitminlter, Qonoon, nb.
Ipbaltenen id6rli9en @efliieelihom
uar eir &uriollim gu iebcn. @s han-
oelte iid Inn Gin Siibndcrt oas iidJ
anfongs gum Sobn entmidclte,
@amm, Gporcn uno Sabncnfeoern
oefam uno Oann ploBIih 5u gadcrr
anfing uno - @ier lcgte. Die Sabn.
Senne crbielt ben apeiten Yreis.
Washington Journal., 1922-03-10
8 ne OerhausnisOOIe GiebfOinng.

Nur neil er ocn Grm ieincr
9ralit, 0tora Sumalia, Iiebepou ae.
oriidt, bat Mora MabnluOin aris
Dem 8clfsitnmmc Der Moros, Scr
Recommendation Malaien i'm gu.
Iiird)ipeI, iein 2chen Iaiien miiiien.
Cine ioIGc 3drtlidfeit 5tpii6en
9rautleuten miro ndmlid oils POM
Goran perbotcn ongeieben. TesbaIb
Id1riten, pie &eiiter aus ManiIa
mpIoet, Galnbuoin, Der Drllber oes
Maodens. uno elmer ieiner Greun0e
ibre @oifcn unO ornngen in Ma-
boluoins Saus Elm, nm Die 9elcioi-
gun9 ,u ridden. sic bicben redtS
llno IinfS Inn iih uno toteten ibren
Teino, feline G6mciter mo 5nci
anocre @crpannten. 9ann floben
Sic bciocn M6rrey, obne onB cs bis
iebt aeluneen spdre. iie 5u ialien.
Washington Journal., 1922-03-10

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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-09-21
RECEPTION TO
TEACHERS is
FRIDAY NIGHT
Event VIII Take Place at the Rural
High School Building and
Public Is Invited.

The annual public reception to the
instructors in the local schools.
sponsored by the Filler Women's club
will take place at the Rural high
school building Friday evening of
this week.
The committee In charge wishes
TO impress the fact that this event
Is OF a public nature and an even
larger attendance is expected this
year than last. Mrs. II. Il. Ham
merquist is chairman OF the enter
tainment committee.
There will be a short musical pro-
gram. the high school orchestra will
give several selections. and punch
and waters will be served during the
evening The address OF welcome
to the teachers will be made by Mrs.
c. f. Deal. with responses by Supt.
George f. Denman OF the high school
and Supt. II. l.. Peck OF the grade
schools.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-09-21
BUY POTATOES,
FAMILIES URGED
Governor Davis Proclamation Em-
phnsizes ACCESSIBILITY OF Gre
aiing Home Market.

Increased home consumption OF
potatoes and the resultant creation
OF markets where potatoes are
grown was urged by Governor Davis
In proclamation Issued on the sug-
gestion OF the Nampa chamber OF
commerce. The proclamation urges
that every family use greater
amount Of potatoes. and requests
the placing OF orders for the winter
supply.
The proclamation follows
Whereas. the potato growers OF
our state and nation. on account OF
unusual overproduction and unfa-
yOrable economic conditions. are be-
* forced 20 market their potatoes at
ruinously low prices. many produc-
ers being unable 20 realize the cost
of production. and.
Whereas. the loss or partial loss
u the potato crop In our state and
nation would be a calamity. not only
TO our potato growers. but 10 all our
people.
Now. therefore. be II known that
pan has been adopted 10 increase
the consumption and create mar
set for potatoes By suggesting that
every family endeayOr 20 use
greater amount Of potatoes and
place orders for their winters sup
ply Immediately.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-09-21
WASHINGTON
DISTRICT NEWS

Miss Ruth Creasey left Sunday for
MEANWHILE. ore. where she expects
o attend school.
Miss leila Barbezat OF Twin Falls
spent several days last week with
Mrs. Sam Kalbfleisch. She expects 70
cave soon for San Francisco. Cal,
where she will attend school
The Women's club will meet this
week for a picnic dinner with Mrs.
Phelps OF Kimberly
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Boman and their
laughter. Mary. spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Harding Of Bull.
Mrs. W J. Kal5fieisch has been
IN the sick list this week.
T. n. Ellis and son Paul took a
Dad of vegetables to Jarbidge Fri
day.
Washington district residents will
ioin with the other patrons OF the
Rural high school in attending the
public reception at the high school
building Friday evening for the in
itruefors OF the Filler schools.