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The Washington times., 1923-05-03
U.s.. WINS
AV|ERN
TRADE
Or. Klein Tells Confer
Commercial Gains in
Countries.
b InternationaI News esrvlcl

BY International News 9ervAce
NEW ORLEANS, May
Europe's grip on the Latin-AI
lean commercial markets has b
broken by American capital,
genuity and engineering SIX
julius Klein, director of foreig
and domestic commerce OF tn
Department of Commerce, told
the National Foreign Trade COun-I
ell here today.
Regaining War Lead.
The United States is regaining
the position in Latin-American mar
kets to which this country fell heir
when the war broke down Europe's
ability to compete. Soon after the
war, DIR. Klein pointed out, lower
ed costs of production in Europe
threatened to chase the American
and his goods from the southern
avenues of trade.
THE vigorous onslaught did for
a time seriously threaten to affect
our trade relations, Klein de-
clared. Some of the smaller
close their doors. Now, however
the tide has turned.
throughout Latin-America, with
the single exception Of Mexico, our
exports for the last quarter OF 1877
showed an Increase, over those OF
the corresponding period Of 1921.
Outlook Hopeful.
"The outlook for the near and
distant, future from an American
sales standpoint is more than hope
full. Latin-America is selling her
staple products, cocoa, coffee, cop.
per. hides. meats, nitrates, sugar,
and other commodities. once more
In the worlds markets at increas-
ingly satisfactory prices and the
United States 10 certain to enjoy
more than a fair share or this re-
Vival of trade.
1.-THE part which American CAPT.
tai engineering skill and business
ability have played in the develop
ment of the natural resources of
Latin America is not as well recog-
nized as il should be. Credit for
large share of our present success
in overcoming European competi-
ton is due to the judicious invest
ment OF American capital in that
region and to the pioneer work of
American engineers. Long before.
the United States was in a position
to export capital, its citzines were
applying their skill and ingenuity in.
building railroads. Establishing.
steamship lines and ssan opening
coal and other mines in South
America.
Investments Bring Trade.
Trade follows investment. After
the armistice, as a natural conse-
quence of our newly acquired posi-
ton as a creditor nation, the United
States took the place of Great
Britain, France and other European
countries as the chief market fpr.
Latin American loans. IEheaeseo
lions reached their he|gEt Ein
first half OF last year when q tofMl
of about $50, 100000 was issued.
Sound and profitable invest
ments, which will result in the in
crease Of our trade am ID leE&
velopment of the great natural re-
sources of the southern republic
will mean enhanced prosperity for
ing standard of living and RAEchas:
ing power for 10000, 900 Anha pitantS,
The world at large wnl 1eel directly
the stimulation Of dr. efforts in
judiciously satisfying the capital re-
quirements of our friends to the
South"
The Washington times., 1923-05-03
King Albert Flies Plane.

BRUSSELS, May liking Albert
whose faVorite method of travel is
by air, piloted his own airplane yes
terday for the first time. He took
the air in a new student machine,
his personal pilot as instructor. The
king Is said to have been delighted
with the experience.
The Washington times., 1923-05-03
80 DAYS for S Cents.

AKRON, Ind, May 3-Miss
Gladys Delabaugh, of this city, is
serving thirty days in Jail at FIT.
Wayne following her arrest while
attempting to steal a fiVe-cent
article from the counter of a FIT.
Wayne five and ten-cent store.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-29
sZAvAZAsHOZ sZttKSEGEa ERTErhdr6fG1
PR0BA Es EGYfB KEPEs1TESEK

a egy ferf vagy no anekai polgarra esz eza o
got ahoz hogy artott mndn vasztason
azonBn bzonybs koyeme ek meknek ko
eget egye hogy bzoyos dej art6zko
aassa kell brnia aamba mgtben es Hat
deli aamban es Rhode ndbn csak zavaat ak legsabb ke
ezendeg cit aamban huzonkenc mas aanban
kpda k6vetelnek tizenegy h6napi otaka
Maine allan megeegszk harom hdaFpa kdl0nboz5 alamok
torveny erem6ben szavaz6nak hnz napt gy evg ke
gyeben es pedg t naptd eyig erjedo
ideig laknia.,
Ign Observation-Disclosures varookban senk
adg vaasztast megez6en bizonyos id6n be-
I'LL jelen be nevt hogy hat6sagnak vagy poka ellen
megaapitasaa hogy zavaza
Nemey szavazhanak Xix zek bzonyos
amban bzonyo brokkal kel
vagy eg ad6t ke zenuk Gonozevok 6rultek egyk
aamban szavazanak es egyps aamok toene cahak
bizonyos jog gyakorlasa6 nene al
amban katott szgnyeket mas llamban azokat akk vaa
orvenyeket veszegetes ma bunc ek6veesevcl
sertetek Haba parb hou evek 6a sneretlen Egyest
Aamkban d0ben megszoko esemtny volt t klen allan
megaga szavazat ogo oanokto ak barmiko parbat WV
Aaaban mndn "a eeteve betot0tt fre
ak ege ker artozkodas observation-disclosures szavazat
joggal bir.
ut6bb nehany esztendoben ob allan eogadott olyn tor
yenyeke myek remeben szavaza jog kyalsaga megtagad
k vagy olvasni tudnak Ezeke kepessege
lgoszor zny deli aamokban koveteltk meekben Macy
szamma voak bensott nege akk skoaba soas jartak
vagy tudak Nehany eszak allan sznten eloga
orvenyeke New York allan ugyancsak megszavazo
egy m6dosvant aam akemanyaho meynek rteleben mind
azok akk n olan udnak szavaza jogga brnak
torvenynek eoszor ereny torvny
yaza jogo Mkor u szavazok jlenkeznek nevk eogyzre
bzonyitvanyt muatnuk amey igazo hogy udnak n es
vagy pedg k6teesek aam akomanybo sz6t ell
olvasni es tz sz6t lemaso]ni angol nyeven.
Tzenot mas hasono torvenyek melk meg
ttak akk tudnak oasn Eek
k0vekezok Arizona California Connecticut Florida Georgia.
Maine Maryland Massachusetts, Mississippi New Hampshire North
Carolina South Carolina Washington Wyoming. Alabama
megk0vetek avazekt6 rni gvsnl
das azonban brtokosok kvetet kepeSnek abay ao
Ezen trtemeg pobanak nevee feee mem vonaekok azok
kk mem udnak haneosan olyasn n6mak yagy vakuk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-29
EMELKEDIK Az AUTORALRSETEK ES AZ EZEK
ALTAL OKOZUTT HALALOZAs0K 6ZAGA

eze0 New York alamban esak ~
ember cgy eg esztendo aat
fovetkezteben auomob ssama al
land6an nagy emeedk mhden vben mig eimut
O0a Hogy fogalmat leheen aIkoh afro MI
gyorsasagga emekede vezees SEA
ma csak ait eny ke knebe venni hogy su eyben een
keszeranny zerenenseg torten mint zendove ezeott es
tenyleg mennyegben feumua New York alamban tuszban
sacbn es nnte parazisben syermekko
lidesben elhaltak szamat egyuttveve
bozamas kataszrofa kovekezteben hrtelen
epusz egz orszag megdobbee e kovetene hogy
szaadassa tarto6 esyeneket feeGssege
jaryany 0rhe XII mey ZOO mber haalat okezna
koz0nseg azona ntezked6sek arsny
ten ban mkor inansae paralz
len ayanszeruen 1ee fe meynch New York aamban ktt
szrannyi aldozata l922t
Me az hogy mig bb nagy dez eo
fatosas arast aat haesak
oyan haIaAt ak s0ttev6 egesseg Ez
,aloszinikg azza feme magyaraza6 nelyet jarva-
nyo beteggek az enay hogy
lensegek roydesen egezen kJz0ngcs eeekke vansk
1ultid0k Aan valami
tansgot szamara Az 1922ik baesetek XII
nuatasa sanos meg hoaferheo de szptem-
Der Is oktober oszgjto statiszka kmuaas nemi
zoga1hat Akkoriban baeeek York al
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-29

| r5l, hogy van-e sziikseg q Nagybi-
sottsagra vagy mines. Szanlos fel-
sa6lal6, koztiik Jurista Istvan, Tur
ner JOSEF, Nemenyi Miklos, id.
| Lautner Janos, Juh&sz Janos, Mol
mar Mihaly, Homolya Istvan egy-
hangulag odanyilatkoztak, hogy a
Nagybizottsagot okvetlenil fent
sall tartani. A rendkiviil erdekes
fclsz6lalasokb6l kideriilt, hogy az
ut6bbi ket 6vben meger6s6d0tt az
a gondolat, hogy a magyar cgyle-
ticket egy nagy, er6s taborba kell
0sszehozni. Tobben siirgettek.
lhogy nep- es munkasnevelesre
fektessen a Nagybizottsag sulyt
|tudomanyos es erdekl6 felolvasa-
sok es vitaestelyek behozatalavai.
Masok hangoztattak, hogy a Macy
bizottsag partolja a magyar szar-
mazasu ifjusag sport 6s testneve-
ltsi t0rekveseit. Mindnyajan
egyet6rtettek abban, hogy okvet-
lenul gondoskodni kell egy ma
gyar hazrol, ahol 0sszpontosulna a
magyar egylcti, tarsadalmi, neve-
10 Is sportelet.
A velemenyck 0sszeegyeztetese-
re es a Nagybizottsag munka-
4 programmjanak kidolgozasara BIZ
zottsagot kiildtek XII, melynek tag
jai lcttek: Gercssi Sander mint ell
n0k, Horvath Istyan mint titkar,
Ncmenyi Miklos, Turner Jozsef,
Jurista Istvan, id. Lautner Janos,
Debrovszky Andras es Horvath
Rafael. A bizottsag else. ,gyiileset,
tekintettel a husveti iinnepekre,
aprilis San, vasarnap este tartja
Kossuth K0rben. A bizottsagl
gyiilesek nyilvanosak es azokra ell
i6het barki, akinek jo gondolata
vagy terve van. A bizottsag meg
hallgat mindenkit cs amit j6nak
lat, AIT fogja Nagybizottsag ele
terjeszteni.
Vegul gyules egyhangulag
megbizta a jelenlegi tisztikart az
igyek vezetesevel addig, mig a
munkaprogram elkesziil.
A gyiiles utan hosszabb Is elenk
eszmecsere volt delegatusok
k0zott es a nagy erdeklGdes, mely
kozel ejfelig egyutt tartotta ta-
gokat, zaloga annak, hogy a
youngstown magyarsag Nagybi-
zottsaga komoly es hasznos mum
kat akar kifejteni a joyoben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-29

haxaspar IS akeros farmra azon-
nal kerestetik felesbe vagy berlo-
mex. A farm z mertf0ld a varos-
t6l, a Warner uton, Youngstown
Is Sharon koxott. s szobas j6 Ia
kohaz, istal6k es szerszamok. Tu.
dakoz6ddni lehet Hamory Gusz,
tav urnal a Terminal-epiiletben, a
Phelps es Commerce utcak sarkan
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-29

amban k0vckeztGbcn o % haromn olcada bal
csetckne abbo arnazo hoey anomobok r6eoket gazota
egytizenkettede eforuab6 egyuszon0t6de
0hb6zo mas okokbo Zarmazot Az automoblok aa egazotak
legnagyobb resze gyenekek kozul leru XII
Az auomobok ata utottek k0zl minden szazb6 ke6
ncku meg saes vagy haa nk Is mnde haromb egy
azonnaf haalt6 Az 0sszeukozo automobok utasanak
cgyforma eselyek yannak serlesre haara eordu0
automob utasanak 10 kO ctben hala vagy ses nek
megmenekesre alkama Az nagy
szet vigyazatlan vagy k0nny yelmi hajtas idez e6
heyzet ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bzonyasara eegend0
c6 kerd6s ehet hcyzet Aianlottak
esomo t0rvenyt szabayt my
sukra emerlnek nehezsegek yaoan lepnaeyobb
szukSeg keresztuvheto
hgasoka keegit6 es meghaarozo sab XII Amn
chez modszehez fomodnak addg
bet a viszonyok javulasara
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-29
ESEMENYEK
(Folytatas az ]. oldalr6l)

FOlyta1dS az J.. OldaIfOl
Olaszorszag, kevessel Hannibal
kora elGtt, kepes volt kozel egy
millio katonat harcba allitani.
Kevesel Babylon eleste utan,
Cyrus esapataiT00, gyalog- es
100000 lovaskatonabol, valamint
1900, kaszakkal es sarl6kkal fej-
fegyverzett hadi chariot dol al
lott.
Afrika ,sivatagjainak iegy del
felH jott fszelvesz altal felkavart
homokjaban cambysck $4,000 fo
bU all6 seregc pusztult ef.
Mixer. Xerxes megerkezetl
| Thermdpylae ele, szarazfoldi 6
tengeri hadereje 2,641 ,610 ember.
| b0l allott, mem szamitva a cseled.
/ seget, az eunuch-okat. a noket es {
markotanyosokat. Az egesz Sc
regnek egyiittvew 5,2s3,22O volt
szafna. Icy mondjak Herodotus
Plutarch es Isocrates.
! ArtaxerXes { hadseregc, Gu
naxava k0zeieben lezajlott csat;
el6tt k6riilbcliil I 100000 Tore ri
lgott. u
/ Issus csatatcren 10000 lovas e
100000 gyRlogkatona pusztult el
!, Darius hadseregenek szama,, All
bella k0zelebeh, 100000 Zone
nagyebb volt. Ebben d csataban
perzsak 90,OO0-nel tobb emberiike
yesstettek 'el, Alexander pedig so
lembert. Icy mondja Dlodorus
MAS tortenetir0k szerint perzsal
koziil 10000 ember, a gorogok XII
ziil pedig 1920 ember esett ell.
| Tamerlane hadserege / 100000
1ellenfele,e Bajaret serege pedi
/ 400, ,OOO, elnberb6l allott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-29

let kiildottei s Debrovszky And
ras fizettek be az 0t dollaros tag
dijat. Elnok q munkaja Matt Ia
volley6 Macy. JOSEF penztarnok
hc'yett jelenti, .hogy Nagybizott-
sag penztarabaH koriilbeliil 25 dol.
lar Van a most vbefolyt penzek mel
kill. A gyules ntasitja penztar-
nokot, hogy a muft tvi teremhasz-
nafatert a Kossuth Egyletnek
SLOT fizessen.
Geressi elnok felszolitJa a kill!
dottekct, hogy nyilatkozzanak ar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-29
UJkA MUNKABA roc A MA
6YAR I EGYLETEK NAGYBI-
ZoTTsAGA
(Folytatas az l. oldalr6l. J

Folytatas az 1. oldaHol.)
slpelyet. 1922 julius San vettek
Eel, hitelesitettek ts nehany $50.
val megemlekezes tortent, hogy a
BalthaSar piispok tiszteletere
mcgtartott nepgy lIi.lsY, anely
Macy bizottsagS ;utolso 'nyilvanos..
szereplese volt, }rendben folyt fls
6s sikerer volt
Eln0k jelenti, hogy az Ameri-
kai Magyar (Bridgeporti) Szovet-
! seq multi evi tagsagi dijat, $5-t,
atvette. A-gyulesen Pet5fi Egy-
New Britain herald., 1923-03-09
ALASKA PLANS new
WOOD pulp PLANTS
Northwestern Country Has Great
Opportunities

Washington, March b.--Negotia-
tions are under way which are ex-
pected to initiate the establishment
OF an important industry In Southern
Alaska capable of furnishing perpetu-
ally large proportion Of print paper
demands Of the United States. Secre-
tary Wallace OF the department of
agriculture expects soon TO sign con-
tracts with number OF responsible
concerns for the purchase of pulp
wood from Alaska National Forests
sites through the Federal Power Com
mission for the purpose Of manufac-
turing both pulpwood and paper. On
the Tongass National Forest, It Is
estimated there Is n source of supply
of timber which can furnish perpet-
ually an annual yield OF print paper
equal to one-third of the total ma
tional consumption of the United
States. The industry when establish
ed will be upon a permanent basis
with raw material at a reasonable
price.
For some time the. Forest Service
has been collecting the information
essential to the practical development
Of the Tongass National Forest and
the work Is we'll toward completion.
The merchantable timber on that
cords of western hemlock and Sitka
spruce.
AS step forward the establishment
New Britain herald., 1923-03-09
COcOanut Oil Fine
For Washing Hair

If you want to keep your hair in
good condition, be careful what you
wash it with.
Many soaps and prepared sham
roos contain too much free alkali.
This dries the scalp, makes the hair
brittle and is very harmful. Mulsi-
fled cocoanut oil shampoo (Which is
'rure AMI entirely greaseless), is
much better than anything else you
can use for shampooing as this can
not possibly injure the hair.
Simply put two or three teaspoon
fuls of Mulsifed in a cup or glass
with little warm water, then
moisten the hair with water and rub
the Mulsifed in. 1t will make an
abundance Of rich, creamy lather,
and cleanse the hair and scalp thor
oughly The lather rinses out cas-
lily and removes every particle of dust,
dirt, dandruff and excess oil. The
hair dries quickly and evenly, and
it leaves it fine and silky, bright.
fluffy and easy to manage.
You can get Mulsified cocoanut oil
shampoo at any drug store. 1t is
very cheap. and a few ounces will
last everyone in the family for
months. Be sure your druggist gives
you Mulsified.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-09
YOUNG ARTISTS EXHIBIT
5000 PICTURES AT SHOW
High Cost of Living Has Not Dis.
couraged Coming Painters,
President Says.

Paris, March 1.-THE high cost OF
living has not discouraged young ar
lists says Paul Signac, president OF
the Society of Independent Artists
whose 34th annual exposition opened
recently.
Here are represented 1,61o artists
who exhibit nearly 5000 walks in
the huge galleries of the Grand
Palais. OF them all, only one was
unable to pay the fee of so francs
for hanging his picture.
No prizes are offered to exhibitors,
nor is there any jury to pass on
pictures. All corners may hang their
creations. The spirit of fairness goes
to the extent of arranging the pic
lures without respect to light. They
are hung in the alphabetical order of
their makers names. Nor is nation
ality considered. Fully one-third of
the exhibitors are foreigners.
While President Signac affirmed
that the exhibition showed the trend
of art back to normal colors and old
art forms, this statement was hardly
borne out by the paintings shown.
There were cubic houses, cubic trees,
cubic people and cubic carpets, along
with many other cubic things that
visitors could not identify.
The striking point of the exhibit
ton to the casual art critic appeared
to be its liberty of expression, in
yolving all the art forms known and
applied for the past ten centuries.
Many of the paintings were done in
dark colors, and looked for all the
work like old masters.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-09

Of the paper industry In Alaska. the
Tongass Forest has been tentatively
divided into fourteen zones, each en-.
bracing sufficient timber to furnish O
large paper mill with permanent
supply Of raw material. Each zone has
been deliniated so as to include wa
ter power sites sufficient to meet the
requirements OF manufacture,
The Federal Power Commission
has been cooperating with the Forest
Service In securing the water power
data. In addition to providing reliable
information regarding water power
available for tho Alaskan paper In
dustry. the work has resulted In the
discovery OF number OF valuable
water power sites not heretofore
known to exist, notably one permit
ting the development of from $4,000
and $4,000 horsepower and very low
cost.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-09
EDUCATION PROVIDED
British Government Will Improve the
Status of the 'Tomny" and Fit Him
for the Struggle in Life.


London, March 9.---With a view OF
improving the status of the British
Tommy and fitting him for the
struggle in life sfter his service in
the army, the war office has devised
scheme of reading a study which
the soldier must follow if he wishes
to obtain first class and special GER
tificates. After mastering the techni-
calities of the orthodox manuals, from
form tours" to the military law, he
must become proficient in the wider
ranges of modern weapons-the ma
chine gun, the Hotchkiss gun, gren-
AIDES and trench mortars. He must
also read the following books:
Kingslake's "Eothen;" Dickens
Tale of Two Cities;" SCOTS "old
Mortality" Southey's Life of Mel
SOM" Books 8 and of the Golden
Treasury" Conan Doyle's White
Company" Selected English Es-
says" and Shakespeare's king Hen
~ V" and "Richard H."
An official of the war office ex
planned that the purpose of modern
education is to produce a good all
round man, and not merely one tech
nically proficient. Every chance is
given the soldier today to 60 back to
civilian life better educated man.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-09

have enough to buy foreign money,
SO they acquire articles which will
always be in demand. Furthermore.
they usually have these purchases
made in some small town, where
prices are lower than in the great
centers which know more about in
ternational exchange operations.
The cook in one American family
in Hamburg recently told her mis-
tress she was investing her earnings
in furniture, which she had ordered
a cabinet-maker in her native village
to manufacture. She had bought the
wood at bargain, ald the man was
doing the work very theaply in his
spare time.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-09
CLOSE SHOP DOORS
High Rentals and Taxes Combined
Force Hundreds of Merchants TO
Quit Business I'm Russia.

Moscow, March 9.--High rentals
exacted by the government, and high
taxes imposed upon business brought
about the closing of scores of shops
all over Russia during the month of
January. Private merchants who
last summer wore smiles of content
mont and felt that the era of fiN,
trade meant high profits and a re-
turn to the conditions of the days be-
fore the war, are now lugubri6lsly
wondering how to make ends meet.
In some localities of Moscow, par
ticularly in the principal shopping
streets, the rentals imposed for 1928
are three times the gold value of
before the war. One dealer in agri-
cultural implements closed his shop
when he found that the space occu-
pied by one plough during one month
cost more in ground rental than the
value OF the plough.
Protests against this situation have
been made by number of nrivate
New Britain herald., 1923-03-09

MONEY SAVING
NOTIONS
Velvet Grip Sew on Hose Sup
porters .......,..,..... 15c
"Dominoe" Collar Bands. All
sizes ,....,..,....,.. DC.
defender" Safety Pins. All
sizes. boz. ...,....,.... &c
"Pcnnant" Darning Cotton. All
colOrs. Spool ,......... &c
Machine Needles for all ma
chimes, 3 in tube ....... &c
safety Straps for Baby's car
riage or chair ......... 35c
BarbOur's Linen Thread - 100
yard spools ............ &c
Bloomer Elastic - yard reels.
10c.
scalloped Trimming Braids- 3
yard pieces ............. &c
"Climax" 1900 yard Blasting
Thread 19c
Ready made Skirt Belts, black
and white ............ &c
Common Pins = 200 on sheet
&c.
Celluloid Thimbles. All sizes
and colOrs ...... SC
n,.oscy,aI-ar,c DinS-t4 III hoy
New Britain herald., 1923-03-09
LICENSE PRICE JUMPS.

Vladivostok. March 9.--In Russia
all trading concerns have to take out
yearly trade license. These licenses
are divided into categories and first
class license. formerly cost 275 rtS
bles. The present government has
raised this trade license to 10 times
its old price and now first class
license costs 1000 rubles. If the
New Britain herald., 1923-03-09
RECORD SMASHED
Canadian Cow Has Established New
Mark for Production of Butter Ac-
cordfng to Announcement.

Vancouver 3. c.. March 9.--Agas-
siz Segis May Echo, five-year-ol Id
Holstein, owned by the Dominion
Experimental farm at, Agassiz, B. c.,
has established a worlds record in
butter production according to the
announcement of W. H. Hicks, SUI
perintendent of the farm.
This queen of dairy animals, Mr..
Hicks said, has in 365 days produced
S0,SS6 pounds Of milk, averaging
more than 4 per cent butter fat and
yielding 1851 pounds of butter.
This" said Mr.. Hicks. lis seventy
four pounds of butter more than that
produced in the san,e period by the
previous worlds record holder Bella
Pontiac of Brantford, Ont.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-09
NOT SAYING MARKS
Value of Them Does Not Make Them
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Germany
Are Beginning to Learn.

Hamburg, March 9.-Germans have
slowly learned that it is unwise to
save marks while they are falling so
rapidly in value. Even servants
earning very small wages have adopt
ed the plan of converting their money
immediately into something wltch
has real value. Such persons seldom
New Britain herald., 1923-03-09

money is not paid by the 18th of
January the trading firm is fined five
times the amount of the license.
Many firms and shops are closing ow-
ing to the dearth of trade and these
exorbitant charges. Unemployment
is increasing.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-09

While the cook was not betrothed,
and did not know that she would
marry, she explained to her mistress
that her chances will be much bright
er when it became known that she
could furnish home attractively.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-09

merchants, but the openly announced
policy of the government which con-
templates the favoring of government
trusts in order to drive private COM
petitors out of the market appar-
emily Is being enforced.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-02


THE SWEETEST STORY EVER TOLD.
Own your home site lu Sir1thmurg; only
$40 down. balance easy monthly payments
j. s. CRUISE REALTY co.
Main 5S40.
WILL trade residence lot Tor four-dOor
sedan. 3O2 Merldian Life Bldg
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-02
IN AIEAIORIAM

N MEMORIAN-In loving remembrance OF
our dear son and brother, Harry Patrick
Of Columbus. Ind. who gave his life for
his country five years ago>tOday. Nov. z.
1918
Just five years since you left Us.
How we miss you day by day.
As through years we iourne onward
On our sad and lonely way
Sadly missed by MOTHER, SISTERS
AND BROTHERS.