davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-05
,EL.AD0
a gyonyorii Mill Creek Parkban

4 szobas bungalow bolthelyiseg-
gel, garage, Macy, fel akeres tel
ken; pince es furnace, villamossag
es gaz, szivattyus kut az udvar-
ban. Szamos gyiimolcsfa, Macy
szololugas. A haz majdnem nj.
10 alkalom a megelhetesre bolt
helyisegben. Ez az egyediili store
a kerGletben. Csak 10 percnyire
a kozuti vasuti vonalhoz. Nehany
percnyire a Glacier Lake-tol es a
parktol. Magyar es tot szomszed-
sag. Ez olcs6 vetel $1,000 ert.
Ugyszinten elado egy fel akeros
telek ezen ingatlan mellett, Macy
csiirral es gyiimolcsfakkal, So, ,3OO-
ert. Sok mas ingatlan is elad6.
Gin: MATTHEW MRAZ, 800 w.
Federal ST., a szerkeszt6segben.
Telefonok: Bell Main 5176, Auto.
573s.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-05
Piknik

Az iskola Macy koltsegeinek fe-
dezesere nagyszabasu pikniket
rendes egyhazunk, melyre mar
most felhivjuk mindenki figyel-
met. Ugyancsak az east youngs-
town. iskolank javara is piknil1
rendeztetik. Mindketto idejerol
ertesittetnek a hivek idejekoran.
Ez alkalommal atadtuk az elsoseg
jogat r6mai kath. es g0r.-kath.
testvereinknek mem rendeztiink
eddig pikniket azert, hogy az
t0rekvesiiket ne rontsuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-05

aut6hoz, hatarozottan AIT a be-
nyomast kelti, mintha egy rossz
remragenyben olvasott h6sn6t uta-
nozna. Mikor eszreveszi, hogy
rajzoljak, jobbra -balra forog. Mi
alatt az antohoz vezetik, t0bben
kerdezik:
- Ez a Kanozsayne?
Megall, az egyik kerdez0 fele,
bizonyos, hatarozott biiszke hang
sullyal feleli:
- 1gen, ez a Kanozsayne.
Az asszonyok autojan viszill
Szegi Mariat, kispesti hullarejt5
munkasleanyt, akinek fejet szin-
ten erdemes rend6ri muzeum
fotografiai koze eltenni. OF meg
is lancoltak. Tizenegykor robog-
XII az asszonyok kocsija a Zrinyi-
utcai kapun. Ugyanakkor erkezik
oda auton Ditroi-Puskas Albert
ne. Sep, fatal szoke asszony.
Fekete ruhaban, finom selyemha.
risnyaban. A ket kocsi majdnem
egymasnak megy. Hirtelen meg
allnak, aztan a dramai talalkozas-
max soff6r0k vetnek veget, akii1
.hirtelen rakapcsolnak motorra.
Az utolso transport kirobog a
Zrinyi-utcab6l. A szolgalatot tel
jesit0 rend6r bezarja nehez
t0lgyfa kaput es ezzel a borzal-
mas rakosszentmihalyi t0meggyil,
kossag rend6rhatosagi munkaj ia
befejez6dik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-05

Julius Len nyert Desc es Ist-
van nevet Boda Andras es nej
Pope Erzsebet fiacskaja. Ke-.
sz. Batta JOSEF hubbard presby-
teriink es neje Mecsei Erzsebet.
Ugyancsak julius Len keresztel-
tetett Wilma es Erzsebet nevre Du-
das Imre es neje Otman Erzs6bet
leanykaja. Ker. ST.: Jurko Janos
es heje Korink6 Maria.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-05
tektivek megis besz6lnak az au.
toba, a kollegaknak:

tektivek megis besz6lnak az au-
toba, a kollegaknak:
- Szerencses utat! Vigyazni! !!
Ok tudjak, hogy miert mondjak.
Tiz perc mulva mar vissza is jon
az automobil es hOzzak mask
ket letart6ztatottat. Ditr6i-Pus-
kas Albert megbilincselve, ket de-
tektiv k0z0tt mar az ajtoban i'll,
mikor eszreveszi, hogy rajzoljak.
Lehajtja a fejet es kalapjat te-
szi az arcara, hogy ne lehessen le-
rajzolni.
- Most szegyenli magat9 - kar
dezi a mellette lilo detektiv, mi
k0zben az ellenz6ul tartott kala-
pot visszatesM a fogoly fejere.
Boocz 1stvan, a meregeladasert
letartoztatott Ganz-gyarl mernok,
a legijedtebb a ferfiak kozott.
Sz6ke, intelligens arcu fiatalem-
Der, csondesen i'll az autoban,
szemben Ditroi-Puskas Alberttel,
akit most lat eleteben el6sz0r.
Mikor a gepkocsi ismet visszater
a f6kapitanysagra, az asszonyokat
hozzak le az udvarra. Molnar-
10th J6zsefne elegans szirke ko-
penybcn, feher kalapban lepked a
detektivek k0z0tt. Sz6ke asszony,
aki haragosan nez mindenkire,
Kanozsayne magas, meglepo sep
segii nG, fekete haja csapzottan
omlik h6fehef ARCADIA. Macy szal-
malakalapjat kezeben viszi. Meg
gondoltan lepked, lassan megy az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-05
A LACHMANN-CsALAD GYIL.
KOsAIT ATSZALLITOTTAK Az
tjGYESZSEGRE
Budapest lapok irjak:

Budapest lapok irjak:
Este feltizenegy 6rakor megkez-
d0d0tt Lachmann-csalad gyilko-
sainak atszallitasa f6kapitanysag
epiileteb6l a pestvideki iigyseszeg
b0rt0nebe.
Es6nek Kanozsay Dezsot, a
buniigy' f6szerepl6jet, vezette le
ket detektiv a f5kapitanysag epu-
letenek Zrinyi-utcai hats6 udvara-
ra. Az udvaron osszegyiilekeztek
rend6rtisztvisel6k, detektivek,
es rend6r0k, akik mind latni akar-
tax t6meggyilkossag hirhedt szc-
reploit. Kanozsay Dezs6 kezein
bilincs van, szur6s, kellemetlen
szemeivel furkeszi az embereket.
Words hajaval, alacsony, benyo-
mott homlokaval a val6di gonosz-
tev5 benyomasat teszi. Tipikus
Lombroso-fej, amelyet az egyhetes
v0r0s szakall meg elviselhetetle-
nebbe tesz. Az autoban is ket de-
tektiv vigyaz "a.
Alig helyezkednek ell, mar hoz-
Yak f6bun0st, Molnar-T6th J6-
zsefet.
Az 8 kezein is bilincs van es szin
ten ket detektiv kiseri. Sziirke
ruhat, fekete puha kalapot visel.
vekony, nyapic, fekete haju en-
Der. Szinte hihetetlen, hogy any
nyi gonoszsag lakozik benne. Mi
kor beultetik Kanozsayval szem-
k0zt az autoba, egy kisse mind
ketten megd0bbennek.. A dramai
hatasu szembesites 6ta mem lattak
egymast. A soffSr felkurblizza az
autot es a ket gonosztev5 megbilin
cselve, negy detektiv es ket rend-
Or altal kiserve, elhagyja q rendSr-
seq epieltet. Csak Budara, q F0,
utcaba mennek, q pestvideki
ugysezseg epiletebe es az Greg de.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-05
J0L SIKERtjLTEK Az UNNEpI
PIKNIKEK
Rengeteg nep vett reszt Scent
Istvan egyhaz es egylet nyari mu-
latsagan. = A Scent Gyorgy egy-
haz piknikjen is sokan voltak

A Fourth of July, Amerika sza-
vadsag- es nemzeti iinnepe, regi
bevett szokas szerint nagy piknik-
napJa-a youngstown magyarsag-
max. Az iden sem volt maskep es
alig hissziik, hogy lett volna ma
gyar ember Youngstownban, aki
mem vett reszt az egyik vagy ma
six muatsagon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-05

ossze. Megindult tame a Deb
rovszky Andras magyar epit6mes-
ter altal 0sszeallitott kenyelmes
Macy tancpadl6n 6s aztan huzta
Rigo J6ska csaknem megallas me-
kill a keso esti 6rakig, amikcr
lampionok halvany fenye mellett
mulatott az ifjusag.
Termeszetesen mindenki varta
a Chevrolet automobil kisorsola-
sat. Sajnos, q gyar mem tudta le-
szallitani gepet, hogy AIT a k0-
zonseg a sajat szemevep iathatta
volna, de ez semmiesetre sem BIZ
zottsag hibaja. A gepet megiger-
tex julius Sra es az itteni iigy-
n0kseg elk0vetett mindent, hogy
megkapja, de Amerika annyira j6-
m6du manapsag, hogy a gyarak
kenytelenek a vevoket megvara.
hoztatni es csak vetel sorrendie
szerint kaphatjak a gepeket. Az
egyhaz es egylet altal k0z0sen
vett gepet penteken fogjak szalli.
tani. Dacara annak, hogy a 3OO(
jegy k0zi.' csak 1926 kelt ell (e>
eek nagyreszet is amerikaiak
vettek meg), bizottsag kisorsol-
ia az automobile, amelyet S36-o>
szamu jegy nyert meg. A jegy
tulajdonosa szelveny szerint
George M. Shyvak nevezetii alig.
hanem horvat gyari munkas, aki
1916 Poland ave. alatt lakik.
A j0v6 heten reszletesen felso.
roljuk verseny-nyertesek nevet
es azok neveit, akik megfeszitett
szorgalommal buzg6.kodtak Il
Macy skier erdekeben.
Fot. Varlaky Sander plebanos is
megjelent a pikniken es miutan
meggyozodott arrol, hogy a mu.
latsag igen szepen sikeriilt, elta-
vOZott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-05
A Scent Gyorgy piknik

A Scent Gy0rgy egyhaz az Ohio
Works jatekteren, Salt Spring
roadon, tartotta nyari mulatsagat,
amelyen szinten igen szep k0z0n.
seq vett reszt. A bizottsag, ellen
Fot. Suba Ern6 plebanossal, j6
munkat vegzett es a piknik ugy
anyagilag, mint erk6lcsileg ma
gyon j6 sikeriilt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-05

dettel val6 gyiilestartasra, hogy
vegleges hatarozatot hozzon, a
melyrol a gyiilekezetnek szamot
fogunk adni. Tovabb kesedel-
mezni a dologgal mem lehet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-05
K0zgyiiles

Elso felevi kozgyulesunket multi
vasarnaphoz ket hetre,. azaz ju-
Illus ho 15-en tartjuk meg. Targy ::
penztari szamadas. Jelenjenek
meg hivek teljes szamban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-05
Eskuvo

A multi szombaton eskiidtek egy
masnak hiseget Szerencses Mi
haly nilesi lakos es Ballabas JOlan.
Tanuk voltak: Geese Janos es
Illyes Marion.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-05
1skolaink

1skolainkbap a tanitas javaban
folyik. Akik meg nem kiildtek
gyermekeiket bels6, vagy az e.
youngstown iskolaba, cselekedjek
meg AIT, nehogy gyermekek ell
maradjanak tanulasukkal t0bbi-
t6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-05
AvERBECK
DRUG co,
16 w. Federal St.
ERTESITES
A Verhovay Segely-Egylet Tagjaihoz

Velovay segGyegyle kpon tvise6 t fegye bzog egyhn
gg akaratta haaoa ogy 1923 ok6b no Len talask
eten egk0zeebh gygese amy 1924 lett voa edek
tagja
lyek mnket mgygyHlfs miebb 6sszehvasda kdsnettek
York utan mar Connecticut Ohio almokban megbntot
nezeeke biznak
ban is agnka ett6 nyugaanok eeken teeken
Feni aamok btoasi ha kiogk ameyek ugyan
6ve tesk szaporod bztojak dollar
az5o20 6v mva ela6 tagok uan mkor mar mndn dsebek
zink ts a halalozi arany j6val mgyobb lsz koztUnk
egyle
azonna megtetk zuge lp6seket b orvos1aa t osa
ke akamazo Un6 mnden amaak tovenyeez
aalmzaby ts fizetdi tablazato kdsztsack.
Ez ma kn hogy ege
allan t0venyenek bosian
jlodeset es H6s0d6s6t is.
Vhoay segygyet
ben nyagag etben eddg
MI azonba AIT ak hog Vehovay hanem ego
de legerosebb teste legyen
gondohasson % mikor adjat kenyerereso ne ken am
Mi agyhauk k6ts6gen New York. Ohio e Connecticut
e6 teveinkt ak
think meg t0bb d6t a konvenci6ra vao varakozassal
Mi akauk hm azokat rt
l hogy ma agl6tmban vagonban oily gapod6 egynk
nagyobb er6vel nduon uahb ejl6desnek.
mkajava ha forulatnnk obb
0ztagsag vegten uyu erkoc megakos
suk azokat az vi alaptorv6nyeke melyekre szksege
ARA k6k egyetnk mnden fi6at naggye
uhanak egyletnk gyn oagsg oyan
koz kara natkozhsk kozos y
kezte 6reztu aki 6t auk hoy oagsag
erejet kel tovabbi punkankban segtsegul Evnnk.
Hazleton Pa, juius 2o-en
Myers van sk gyuesvez6 enok Gurkovics JOSEF
Rev. Kovacs Ende, jegyz5 M M een % 81, aeinok
Csabna Istvan, SIX oaoor lst'an sk, kp ttkar
Reis Anal SIX Caapar lstvan SIX, KIP. penztarnok.
Iyukodl Andas SIX sk, KIP. .enenSr
I1aa;a1aa,nu M FUljesz JOSEF SIX, ST. tag
Pam Gabor sk Revez .tag.
Babncak Pal SIX Nemeth Janos v
Ilonka L. Mihaly
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-05
Hirek a ref. egyhaz
u@ k0reb0l I'D

Lelkesz: DR.. Gerenday Laszl6,
1877 Mahoning avenue, Automatic
phone: 4297. Bell: 142 Main. F3-
gondnok: Gomez Mihaly. f. youngs-
town. gondnok: Asztalos Aron. Jegy-
rs: Gy0rgy Tamas. Pezntarnok:
Kish Andras. Penztari ellen6r: Cs.
10th Janos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-05

OLVASSA HIRDETESEINKET
ES TAMOGASSA HIRDET0-
INKET!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-05
Orgona-bizottsag

Az orgona-bizottsag tagjait fell
kerem szombat este het oral kez-
Evening star., 1923-11-01
INDUSTRY NEEDS
%
WORKERS BRAINS
--
Expert Says What Employees
Think About Is Also of
-, =.
Vital Import.

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON, November 1.-The benefits
from efnplore representation In councils
or Industry were described at the semi
annual meeting of the National Associa-
yesterday by p. Gilbert Francke of the
Pacific mills.
Common sense dictates that we
should know what our employees are
thinking about. that we should get the
eo-oberation of their brains as we'll as
their hands," said the speaker in telling
OF experiments in the Pacific mills. He
declared that the day of suddenly post
ing wage reduction notices had gone
by in that plant, and that conferences
bttween workers and the management
In regard to wages and working condi-
tfons had proved a success.
Most of the real or imagined griev-
ances are adjusted before they reach
the shop councils Mr.. Francke said.
Discussing the development Of the cot
ton industry in relation to -manufactur-
ing, Gilbert T. Thompson Of Adams said
that IL cotton goods were to remain the
cheapest kind of clothing. progress in
machinery development and cost reduc-
tion must be greater in the next twenty
five years than in the last twenty-five.
I'VE have seen the cotton industry
nearly fegislated out of Massachusetts"
he said later in his address. "and the
vast network of our railroads, the
arteries of our country, nearly legislated
into ruin. Why? For the lack of public
support.
Our development in regard to Great
Ing public sentiment has been poor in
the past let us see to it that it is great
in the future"
Evening star., 1923-11-01

This Is the last of a series Of twelve sto.
ries OF wage earners and salAried men and
women who have found the rshd to- financial
Evening star., 1923-11-01

This is the last of a series Of twelve sto.
ries OF wage earners and salarieds men and
women who have found the rshd to- hnanciai
independence.l
boy. working in a garage In the prov
ince OF Ontario, Canada, few years
Iago learned uheonsciously one step In
judging a, sound Investment. security.
His employer Kept him 30 busy that
the boy had little time to spend his
earnings. Another reason fof saving
was that he did not wish to be on the
defense against hard work all his
life.
Daily in his work the,boy learned
what accessories, articles ana com
modities were in most demand in the
automobile business He saw which
full market for their products. He rea-
sened that they must be making
money. Occasionally he bought a
snare or two OF stock or a ohe-huh- =
dred- dollar bond. He was particu-
acting on very insufflclsat knowiedee, m
although. as Far as 1t went; the boy 4
reasoning was sound But 1t requires
high technical skill frequently aided
by engineers. accounts, chemists and
specialists to Judge accurately tile
worth Of an enterprise and the value
OF Its securities. To know that a
business is sound. that 1t has no ap-
parent or probable economic weak
ness requires much experience and
judgfhe ent that Is not possessed by
youth or by adults uninfurmed in the
Investment business.
However, this boy did select wisely,
through the application OF one bit Of
wisdom. He reaped a double reward.
Handling products in which he had
Invested his own money put a better
interested in his work. That feeling
confirmed Kenneth as a. Capitalist"
But 1t did not detract from his ability
as workman.
Two years ago the foreman in the
garage found a chance to buy another
He offered to hire young Baker.
-'Can't / be your rartrhrY KenhAth
Evening star., 1923-11-01
PRICES OF PRODUCE.
Caulihower Shipment BY Water
Reaches New York.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, November 1.-The first
all-water shipment of cauliflower from
the middle west arrived on the local
wholesale markets today. The ship
ment, which consisted of about e.seo
baskets. or the equivalent of three car
leads, came from the state of Mime
sofa by way of the great lakes, We'll
land canal and through the state barge
system, 1t was in transit about two
weeks. The eaulifiower met a rather
limited demand. partly due to it's or
dinary quality and condition, and sold
from 75 cents to Sl.25 per bushel
basket, containing from six to twelve
heads
The early morning demand for white
potatoes at the railroad yards was
moderate. but very limited at the
piers. Supplies were moderate, but of.
ferings were comparatively light.
Sales were made mostly at S3.35 for
No. round whites In bulk per lSo
pounds and $2,7a for l5o-pound sacks.
Evening star., 1923-11-01
Grain Shipments Enormous.
LADD RAPs WHEAT PLAN.
Senator Against Using Finance
Board as Sales Agency.

Use of the War Finance Corporation
as a sales agency for American wheat
abroad. as has been proposed to the
administration by western grain men,
would be of negligible benefit to the
wheat growers of the northwest, Sem
ator Ladd OF North Dakota said yes
terday after a conference with Presi-
dent Cocitage
wheat situation with the President, but
plans to call at the White House later
In the week. and at that time advise
the Chief Executive that inasIriuch as
the farmers most greatly in need of
assistance have sold their wheat the
financing by the government OF wheat
sales abroad would only benefit the
speculetor.
Evening star., 1923-11-01
BY WILLIAM F. HEFFERNAN.

/ NEW YORK, November 1.-The ND
turn on the curb market went further
today and extended to stocks which
had not shared in the Improvement
wednesday. Realizing sales, how.
ever, subsequently began to make
themselves felt and served to bring
about an unsettled condition in the
afternoon
A number of the 1ow-priced copper
mining shares were taken in hand and
moved upward in sympathy with i'm.
provement in these stocks on the big
board. Ohio and Wenden were espe-
clally active. the former gaining over
nve points before. the rise was
Park & Tilford rose another point.
Recent statements of the president of
the company were to the. effect that
under the new management over
head had decreased s2T,000,0 ZOO a
month, frozen assets had been prac-
tically Inundated and the cash posi-
NEW YORK, November 1.-Following
Is an official list of bonds and stocks
traded IN -on the New York curb market
today:
Evening star., 1923-11-01
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received by Private Wire Direct to The star o1sce

tion at the present time was excel
lent.
Cleveland was a feature of the
motor group, retreeih9 ali 6t the loss
sustained early In the week, when 1t
touched q new low for the year under
60, The stock moved up to "a to-
day under short covering and new
buying. The new Motor Production
preferred advanced another half
point, while the s per. cent bonds
were conspicuoue. jumping 3 points
overnight to new high record,
However, other of the motors were
more or less depressed. Further SELL
ing came into Durant and a drop Of
over two points occurred In Peerless.
The recent strength OF most of the
coal shares was stilt In evidence.
Glen Alden reached another new high.
Reading Coal gained frHotionally and
Southern Coal and iron was better.
Dealing IN the oil group fell OF and
there appeared to be no incentive to
continue operations for the rise.
Prairie Oil and Gas changed hands
most of the time around 1S1, and
others seemed TO be taking their
cue from It's movement
Evening star., 1923-11-01
Washington Stock Exchanoe.
SALES

SAlySS.
Washington Gas Bs '83-s1O0 at 100.
D4H T'N'
Capital Traction Co.'S at ee&,
Washington Rvy. & Elec cons-io at essR
Washington Rwy. & Elec- pfd.-iu at 70
District National Bank--ie at igT.
AFTER CALI.
Capital Traction Company-i0 at ge&,
Potomac Electric Cons 5s-Sf GEO at or
Washington Gas es $500 at Ioo
keney-Cau loans, and per cent.
Evening star., 1923-11-01
EKBETTER WAYS
| TO. MARKET WHEAT
Growers Decide Not to Urge
President to Cali Special
Session of Congress.
By the Associated Press.

DENVER, Col, November 1.-The
national conference on eo.operative
wheat marketing announces the ap-
pointmeht OF q committee from the
American wheat Growers, Assocta ted
TO meet with the Lowden committed
on cooperative marketing In Chicago
November S. Oficials of the associa
ton said the meeting of the COM
mittees would result in active CO.
operation OF the two bodies B1, the
cooperative wheat marketing move.
ment.
Previously the delegates declared
that proposal made yesterday that
the conference call upon President
Coolidge for a special session oe Con-
greBs to enact Legislation to aid the
wheat farmers. was not likely 80 find
favor, as this years crop v.rtu3lIy
has been disposed of. pr~-
Opposes Pooling of Wheat.
]. D. MusslenRn, representing wheat
growers of Saskatche wan, declared he
did not believe Canada and the United
States ever could form a marketing
combination to govern the price OF
lean growers admit they face the
prospect of selling the surplus wheat
for export at less than pfodue tion
cost, and when Canada remains de-
pendent on 60 per cent of export to
dispose or Its wheat crop.
Mr.. Mussleman said he favored cen
traliZed control of market and ware
houses rather than the pooling OF
wheat
Attacks Bakers Association.
DR.. C. ]. Smith of Portland, Ore.
president of the Joint Stock Land
Bank there, and representative Of
Gov. Pierce at the recent Chicago COM
ference, charged the Bakers Associa-
tfon with Ynonopoli2ing the -four mar
ket by buying so per cent of the bar
rel flour produced and thus discourag-
Ing home baking. The bakers. DR..
Smith charged, realize a profit of ap-
proximately ss2 barrel, while the
producer OF the wheat receives only
s4.65 for. the wheat used in that
amount of -four.
Grain Shipments Enormous.
FORT WILLIAM. Ontario, Novem-
Der 1.--Shlpmehts of grain now are
coming nearer to balancing the re-
ceipts than at any previous time this
season. Sixteen boats took out 2,444,-
oe0 bushels OF grain yesterday, nine
or the cargoes being consigned to
Roats representing American lines
which have not been sending to the
Canadian head OF the lakes before this
season now are showing hp at this
TO bay ports are lower, the prevailing
charter rate to Buffalo for November
being cents and to Bay ports 4 cents.
Evening star., 1923-11-01
CARPET PRICES DROP.

PHILADELPHIA, November (Spe-
cialA.-Carpet manufacturers have
made considerable recession in prices
which has been sharply cut into by
the sale of linoleums and congoleums
for Kitchen and dining room use. Rug
manufacturers report business as
good
Evening star., 1923-11-01
J~s.ped FfsM n to la

Trading 7in the ddmmen stock OF
pended bya the governors Of the ex-
change at the close of business on
March 20, latter the stock had nucta-
Ated sensationally throughout the
day, jumping from 72 to i24 and then
falling bGck almost as rapidly to 81,
where 1t eiesed--ten points abeve the
final quotation Of the previous day.
Evening star., 1923-11-01
HOW A POOR MAN CAN GET. AHEAD
True Stories of Wage Earners and Saaried> Men and
~ Women Who Have Found the Road to
Financial independence.
Dy Samuel o. Rice, Educational Director,
Investment Bankers Association Of America

asked 1--WE got nearly $4,000 in Sc
curities that can cash in and put
the money IN the business"
why. that's all I'm putting in," re-
piled the foreman, "and I expected TO
borrow ii, 500 more to swing the deal.
Where'd you get 1t? We didn't pay it
to you here" sa.
mo, but you paid nae enough money
to invest and the securities in which
invested paid me the rest" At
twenty Kenneth is partner in a
good business he likes and under
stands. He's no longer dependent on
a Job - , -.
Evening star., 1923-11-01
LITTLE WOOL BOUGHT.
Export Movement, However, Gives
Market Stimulus.
'special Dispatch to The Star.

/. BOSTON, November 1.-The export
movement OF raw wool from local
markets was given added stimulus
today by continued high prices being
obtained at the London auctions. De-
spite indica tiohs Of increas sed strength
m the statistical position Of WOOL,
,Datled into buying, either for imme.
dtate requirements or future needs.
Such purchases as are being made are
being made cautiously. Wool re-.
peipks here Wednesday were S8S bags
Of. domestic ana fofty~on1 sbaies OF
foreign wool.