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Evening star., 1924-08-22
ROCKV|LLEFA|R
FINANCIAL SUCCESS
Closing Day Finds Attend.
ance Large and Many
=. Star Attractions.
Special Dispatch to TIE Star.

ROCKVILLE, Nd, August e.
While the attendance at the fair to-
day was in striking contrast to the
record breaking throng of yesterday.
when 10000 people were on the
grounds. it was gratifyingly large for
the fourth day and helped very ma
terially to swell the aggregate re-
ceipts, which, 1t is believed, will show
a handsome balance after all ex-
penses of the fair are paid. The big
success. 1t is thought. has put the as
sociation on its feet.
Today's program included the finest
horse show ever held in the county.
a clay-pigeon shoot, participated in
by many of the leading shots of the
East; a dog show, in which numerous
aristocratic CANNES competed for the
liberal prizes and ribbons, and two
harness races and a running race.
The annual fair dance of the young
people of Rockville and vicinity was
held in the town hall last evening.
Among the people OF prominence In
Yesterdays big crowd was David c..
Winebrenner, Democratic candidate
for Congress in this district, and Rep
resentative Zihlman. the Republican
congressional candidate.
The free-for-al trot or pace. in
which five high-class performers
faced the starter, was the feature of
the racing card yesterday.
Evening star., 1924-08-22

seryice. It was pointed out that
shorthand reporters under the pres
ent classification are rated as head
stenographers or chief stenographers,
and that the salaries received by
them are inadequate for the work
they do.
The president of the association was
authorized to appoint committee to
confer with the personnel classffica-
tion board with a view to obtaining
Redistribution for shorthand re-
porters "at q salary commensurate
with the character of such service"
Evening star., 1924-08-22
virginia Cider Mills Busy.

LEXINGTON, Va, August a.
Cider mills begin to grind in the
wake of the bumper apple crops ant
mills that had been almost dis
mantled because Of the past tive
years crop failures are being press
ed into service. 1t is expected tha
the grindings will continue for TIVE
months or longer, due to, the pienti
full supply OF fruit.
Evening star., 1924-08-22
Additional Awards.

AOOltlOudi A"afuS.
Additional premium winners in the
various departments were announced
today as follows:
low shelled corn-First. William A.
Godfrey; second. Myers Brothers. yell
low ear corn-First Myers Brothers:
second. Hiram w. Harvey. White
shelled corn-First, Myers Brothers;
second. David F. GLAND. White ear
corn-First Reuben P. Hines, jr.: sec
ond. Myers Brothers Red wheat
First, Reuben p. Hines. jr.; second,
David F. GLAND. White wheat-First.
Reuben I. Hines. jr.: second, Joseph
l.. Eefauver. observation-disclosures, Seth
w. Warfield; second, John r Warfield.
Rye-First. Seth W. Warfield: second,
Charles T. Johnson. Oats-First,
Reuben +. Hines, jr.: second. Lewis
Bussard. Barley--First. Seth w.
Warlield: second, John T. WarfeId.
Timothy seed-Frst, Charles T. John
son; second, Seth ". Warfeld. Glover
saed-First. Lewis Bussard; second.
Seth w. Warfeld; second. Charles T.
Johnson. Boom corn-First, Charles
r. Johnson: second. Reuben p. Hines,
jr Beets-First, Charles GLAND: sec
ond, Miss Rachel Warfield. Cabbage
First, Chrales GLAND. Lima beans
First. Charles GLAND; second, Carl
Tucker. Onions-First, Baron Trun-
die: second, Miss Rachel Warfield
popcorn--First. Charles GLAND; sec
ond. Baron Trundle. Sweet potatoes
Second, Charles GLAND. Sweet corn
First. Charles GLAND; second. w. G.
Griffith. String beans-First, Charles
GLAND; second. Miss Evelyn Brown
Toma atoes--First, w. B. Trundle; Sec
ond, Charles GLAND. Cymblings-First
Reuben p. Hines. ST.; second, Reuben
P. Hines. jr. Eggplant-First, Carl
Evening star., 1924-08-22

BY far the most comprehensive
collection of. insects in the world is
that possessed by the British Museum.
Evening star., 1924-08-22
100 Ticosham and Ripplechine Dress'

Stylish Dresses, of silk and
CLOS tficosham and ripplechine,
in a good variety of styles and
popular colors. A suitable
dress for street wear, in sizes
16 to 46. Specially priced at.
Evening star., 1924-08-22

Asters-First. Mrs. Florence Hick.
erson. Dahlias-First, Mrs. Harry
G.. Poss. Geraniums-First, Mrs
Florence Hickerson; second, Mrs. S.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-19

g. Jeho opposce prot vyplscsnf apdaeent odm9ay vs-
jakhm, kdyz SAM jake hlavni podlAfk alurAiov@m
trustu nahromadi mliony behsm valky, eaaae byA h6
jena
d. Veike slevy ma danich dachodd poskytnutk ntkte
rym "Meonovych spolecnost', nebyfy shspokojveS w
svetleny. ~ .. ~st
Ia valky rusko-aponske anercke yefejne mfa6n bylc
velkou vetsinou ma Japonca Byiy eno ojen9
hlasy ez ozyvay prospech Ruska Americana byli
ehdy sikmookych synd Nipponu zamlovaRi
vide nceho nep6kneho, sympatisovat plemenem
asiatskym pro pemenu blemu. Nikdo zde ehdy neobha
oval carskeho Ruska eho brutanim uske, avsak po-
kazovano spravne mezi absoutismem carskym absou
tsmem mikadovym nen zadneho vyberu. 'a
Vsechno byo marno, Amerika bya do Japoncu zamilo-
vana ami kdyz btevn lodi Petropavlovsk zakerne ia.
ponc prepadene zahanu Vesecagin eden nejvetsfch
tovych maliru nevyvolalo to zde zadne vek& ltost
Po vitezne valce naros JaponcIm hfebinek ze nebyo
mimi vydrzeni Kdykoi ne nekdo spatne podfval,
haras savckou ably dokaza ze skutecne vana mika>
dova je cvisovane barbaska vlada carska zoroci
obyvatestvo Koree mrumilovny, nevybony lid Svoji
kuturu dokaza take dobe nedavne kdy po hroznem
mereseni jail vrazd Korece, nez svaiova vinu
hroznou katastrofu pohnevali pry japonske bohy. M
Japonsko valky Ruskem vyslo posileno Arnerika
rozpyvaa chvaou Yankees vychodu, avsak zda Sc
nam, koncich nkoho nebude to tax mrx jake Spo-
jene Staty. ~ at -r = a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-19
HARDEN O. s11NNEsovI.

Berlin, Is. dubna. - Zvlast-
nj shodou okolnosti Sc stale,
ze prave v okamziku, kdy vel
kokapitalista a velkoprAmysl-
mix SHINES sklacen byl sn1rH,
vysla z pera Maxmiliana HaY-
dena ,kniha, jez obsahuje O.
stry posudek Q. ,zesnulem: Kdex
to na jedn@ strane Harden u
zn&v&, xe nem6ze Stinnesevi
odepffti 'uzn&ni jeho obched-
nj geni&lnosti, ma druhe strand
Sc VS. rozhodnosti odsuzuje je
no nest'astnk zasahovanf do
nemecke pohtiky. Pro karak-
teristiku obchodnich method
Stinnesovych uv&di Harden
pEvjev Alberta Ballina, kdysi
gener6lnfho feditele Hambur-
skc-americke parcplavebni IL
ME, jenz Q mem ucinil nasletlu-
j{ci posudek: "Stinnes jest nej
ytxim keRit&nem prImysla v
rpstas,u, !sYsaao.. jako n4atere
dftky usssaOhen nechat ami drp-
ket koi6te a jako nekteff mu-
kove nemohou nechat z&dnou
zenu M pokoji, prav6 tax Stin-
nes nem1ke svoje ruce nechat
podniku, tfeba ze tento n&le3i
pryc cd E&dneho obchodnfho
nSkomu jinemu." Ku konci do
spfv& Harden k tomu zavxrku,
he SHINES nechApal. re touha
po mesinkrodni, ,obchodni mocI
nedS Sc srovnati nacionalis.
tickou politikou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-19
lUT0k MA KAZATELOVo
OBYDLd.

Buffalo, N. Y, 18. dubna.-
Obydli Rev. L. E. Smitha, ka-
zatele Presbyterniho kostela
ma Ontario ulici, bylo znatne
poSkOzeno vybuchem dnes ca
sne rano. Nikdo nepfisel k L.
razu. Duchovni ''proslul" v ma
jezdech m tajne hostince . no
iinkafe, jsz podnikal $ policej-
mimi a federalnimi zfizenci.
Rcvn2z dvstal sc do ostreho
sporu mayorem F. X. Schwa.
benz, ktereho obvinoval z lik.
navosti We vym6hani federal.
Mich suchych z&koni. Rev.
Smith nebyl donna, kdyz iitok
ma jehc obydli byl sp&ch6n.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-19

William y. Mas&k).- !, Central
European Notes. Prague - Ci-
ty of Legends and Mysteries.
(By DR.. Bofivoj Prusik). On
the Hillside. Basen Antonina
Sovy, v pfekladu p. Selvera. }
Here, There and Everywhere.
Masaryk = A Call. Comments
on Current Topics. s,(By The F.
ditor.) cislo toto obsahuje ma
sledujici vyobrazeni: Kostel
sv, Vita v Praze. Pohled ma
Loretansky kl&ster. Zlata u
licka, kde alchymist& bydlfva-
Ii. Dvornf alchymista provozu-
jicf sve divy pred cisaEem Ru-
dolfem II. Kathedrala sv., vi.
| ia. 2
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-19

D nasich kraiaa6 vktsnsa sesay nenauc dnes jen
flssea teska ataa. Pm 1A<Esk Aosud e VI Sahara Sc
ssni syny tfsi dcksni snzeka mn 1e1nfea pred ne
kpka ety. f1A Egffova nyn ttsmi dtkai ze blfn>
KEN Marzagaos Stry krajaa HuzfMaa zemfe 1922, Pi
rapora sve dcery zete Hea, kteff odstehova
dones xiii Nejmadsi Jenik Hoffman, jest Sahara.
Santa Luzia dodnes je Stransk$ rodnou We Villa
Nova de Lima jest krajan Karel Lamac rodina Maderd
Pan Tomas Svagera e sanc Silva Xavier, krajan JOS
Machala je p teze stanici kolon Joao Pinheiro
rapoza mmo Hibrta je ovdovsa PAM PSsovs konecne
Jirouks jest Juiz de Fora Tento do
datek jest psan Is eech kdy pae op6t yo kraje
Vital kdyb nekomu byio pcprano ia
nekdy n IS rokd. napise ze zde kdy by Cechov6
Jane ns svoi AepOkojenos pfpravova ovoce pra
ce zemi Jim tax dos nepffznivs y vetsinou cesy
neucli take zanknou budou zapomeaut yEdaeni svt
vlasti s4.. ~ s,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-19

Rim, 10. dubna. - Italie
dala sve schv4lenf zpr&ve fl
nantnfch odbornik0. Dfednf
zprava vydan& vcera pravi, xe
premier Mussolini konal dlou-
'hou konferenci 8 italskymi tle-
ny ma vyborech, na nfx dospe-
10 Sc k n&hledu, ze zpfava tvo-
Fl postaGitelny podklad pro u
rovn&ni reparacnich problemi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-19
iNEJvErsf xENA xEAaRELA.

Tulsa, Okla, 18. dubna. =
Zvlastni rakev nyusila byti zho
tovena pro pi. Pearl Gardne-
rovou, jez zde zemfela We We
ku 80 roku. Vazila totiz 700
ifber . byla pokladana "a nej-
vetsf zenu ma svet3. Cd rame-
ne k rameni mefila 36l3 palce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-19
CEECl1OslDvAK REVIEW.

sDubnoye; cislo sCzechoslovak
'Rsviewspanasi naSssdhjici =
jfmavy obsah: Bankruptcy Ju-
risptrdence. {By DR.. Josef
Smit&k.s prelozil E. F. Prant-
ner.) Month in Czechoslovakia.
Berliner Iagblatt !. Hoax. -
Church of St. wit. California
and the Czechoslcvaks. lBy
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-19
MT. LAssEN v ciNNosTI.

Redding, CAL, 1S. dubna. -
Mt. Lassen, sopka nedaleko cd
tud, olivia vcera q pc dive ho-
diny chrlila popel q, dym ze
sveho jicnu. PAX op&tne Sc sti-
Sila. ,s,st =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-30

c.. r. I. g. p. fdg. As .......... 81
Int. Mer. Marine 6s .......... 81
New York Central IS ......... IL
Pennsylvania gen. 4as ......... 81
Southern Pacific CIV. As .... 90
Union Pacific As ............ 9(
U. S. Steel ref. 5s ........... 104
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-30

since 1902, on reports or high cur
rent earnings and a substantial In
crease in the quoted value Of securi-
ties held by the company. United
States Steel touched 121 for the first
time since 1917. in reflection OF
Chairman Gary's optimistic business
forecast for 1925.
With copper producers all asking
Is cents a pound delivered for the
rcd metal, 10 issues in that group,
Including Anaconda. Chile, Inspira-
ton and Cerro de Pasco. smashed
their previous 1924 high prices. Oil
continued to show signs of strength
Simms Petroleum standing out with
an extreme gain of four points
Enrnsdall A, General Asphalt, and
Shell Transport Glso sold at the
years best price.
Radio Corporation common stock
was the spectacular individual per-
former. soaring IA points to 5S 81
n record top. This stock has mroe
than doubled In value in the last
eight weeks.
Ru,lish demonstrations were vigor-
, ously conducted in number OF otner
standard industrials and speciaities'
the list of new highs including AM
crican Car and Foundry, Railway
steel Spring, Beechrut Packing
public Service Of New Jersey, Fam
o,,s Players. Republic and Crucibie
Stee,s. WESTINGHOUSE Electric. Unit
cd states Cast Iron Pipe. Universe
pine. worthington Pump. Otis Ele-
yntor. Remington Typewriter ane IN
ternational Paper. -,
Rails were rather sluggish al
though Louisville and Nashviiie
"coo" common, and Atchison prefer
rad established new maximum prices
for the year while Chesapeake ana
ohio common and preferred. Central
Railroad 81 New Jersey and Western
Pacific closed / to points hisner.
Losses Of point or more Wsre
recorded by Baltimore ana Cn,o'
Great Northern preferred. NorlusS'
ana western. Reading. Union racine
Atlantic Coast Line. Chicago Nortn-
western and q few others. "a.
Sterling exchange resumed -,
march toward parity, toucnins s 80
the highest price since Marcn. ~
when J. p. Morgan and company az "a
no,,ncci that they would cease ~
support British currency at .ns ,os
time peg-point. Swiss francs .o" IA
cd a new high Mt 1914 Gems sv the
81 strength was shown ny tne
rn,,th American currencies. Argen,
s,na pesos recording new high lever
At 40 cents. :. A rereent
-. Iat thsn advanced. auccessively 70
~ ma 5N, the highest quota .lons
s.h.d aimee April OF las. ye
T;ma money and commercial paper
rSxI- A~fS RfAadV.
soma ,,rdsr the pressure of genera a.
s sSy and profit taking induced .se my ny
se stst in the stock ma ationav to-
Bond prices turned si,, reae IF general
selling and pront taauas
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M
FINANCIAL NEWS

stiffenng money rates and the I'M
settlement in 1he stock market.
Liquidation Of European govern
ment obligationh was attributed to
the uneasiness caused ty the refusal
of the allies to evacuate the Cologne
area in Germany at The scheduled
date following reported arms dis
coveries. In addition French bonds
were adversely affected by the UNI
certainty over Frances position on
funding her debt to the United
States and the recent expiration Of
the syndicate which foated the $780,
100000 French loan. The new sevens
sold as low as 81 Il. as compared with
sons 6s lost / q points. Some of the
other issues recovered after an early
decline. German IS Were fractionally
lower. Railroad bonds COVE the
demonstration of group strength,
with Chesapeake and Ohio converti-
BILE SIS. Peoria and Eastern income IS
and New Haven franc IS advancing
a point Or more. st. Paul issues,
however, continued to work lower.
Several of the copper company
liens, including Chile 6s, Magma Is
and American Smelling IS, after
moving up to around tne years best
levels, forfeited their gains under a
wave of profit taking
Negotiations were completed today
for n $30,G00,000 loan 10 the city of
Saarbruecken, chief Industrial center
of the Saar Basin. which Is inter-
nationally controlled. Public Offering
of 40 year percent bonds is expect
ed after the first of the year; new
financing today, including the s10.-
100000 Krupp loan and a $10,000.000
issue of West Virginia Coal and Coke
6s was promptly absorbed.
Sales were $16,110,0Ca.
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NEW YORK MARKET


New York. Dec. 29-Stock prices
developed considerable irregulaFity
toward the close of today's market
uter an early period OF strength.
taring which more than three score
Issues were elevated to now high
hses for the year. Both the rail- ana
nlusttial averages showed net de-
slnes on the day. Total sales, ex-
welded two million shares, for tho
aa time since December 10.
lowering of the renewal rate on
Mi money TO 4 per cent, establish
ssnt OF the highest quotation In fve
an for sterling exchange, the UNI
upected post-holiday demand for
S0eEs and encouraging weekend
ssce advices, were factors influence
the early rise. Considerable
aGt covering was In evidence dur
Y the morning. but subsequent stiff
wing Of money rates caused a tenn
Mary abandonment OF pool opera :
was IN several issues and renewal
saott-taking and bear selling, sew
~ issues reacting to 3 points
ssn their early highs.
tnaer body scared nearly Is points
ae the highest price in its his
~ IN anticipation of the stock
ess approval OF the capitalize
va which, was announced before the
ke closed. Erie jumped more
points to sol, the highest price
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Chicago Cattle Market

chicago, Dec. 70.
CATTLE--Receipts $4,000: fed steers
closing weak to Use lower: hcavies
mostly 25c off; numerous lots unsold
some without bids: yearlings and
handy weight offerings mostly steady
and scarce; top heavy steers early 1L2J
1f1.50; best yearlings 1850: bulk fed
steers and ycarlings S.50I1050; fat
she stock largely IS to 20 cents high
er; closing slow at advance: Gamers
steady to strong: bulls strong to 2Jc
higher; weight bologDas 4.75: venlers
in active demand both on shipping and
local killer account; outsiders paying
1S.b0G16.60: packers 10.QM12.5s
mostly; stookers and feeders scarce,
unevenly higher.
HOGS-Receipts 10000: mostly Is to
25c higher; big packers practically out
of market: most good and choice
weighty butchers 10.70@10.95: top
100: desirable 200 to 240-pound
weight 10.25M10.80: 100 to 1SO-pound
kind mostly 1000M1040: ia TO 160-
pound weight 965Q10.00: strong
weight slaughter pigs largely 5000
$50: bulk packing sows 10.0Q010.25:
estimated holdover 10000.
SHEEP--Iseceipts 10000: slow: fat
lambs steady to csc lower; closing
mostly 25c OFF; bulk 1s.2591s.75; top
1890; fat sheep Is TO soc higher; top
ewes 1900; feeding lambs soc higher:
bulk 1s.oo@16.so; top so-pound weight
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-30

exports from Argentina this season
would he heavy By February 10. big
commission houses here were. persist.
ent sellers, and except at the start
very little notice was taken of 7,O0O,-
600 bushels decrease In the amount Of
wheat on ocean passage. Downtufns
in price were also unchecked by 2,323,-
900 bushels shrinlSage OF the United
States visible supply. or by word that
81 hushel had been paid today for
No. red winter wheat Mt st. Louis.
Indications Of q better demand for do
mestic millers were likewise apparent
ly ignored.
Corn and oats were chiefly Influenced
by the action of wheat. Besides the
visible supply both OF corn and oats
showed a liberal gain.
In line with hog values. the pro-
vision market averaged n little higher
and ct times reached new peak records
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y. S. Bond Closing

New York. Dec. 29.-U. S. Govern.
ment bonds closing:
Liberty AIS, 100.27.
First As, 101.10.
Second As, 100.15.
First 4ss, 101.14.
Second 4as, 100.23.
Third AS, 101.
Fourth AS, 101.1s.
II. s. Treasury AZ. 100.16.
Treasury 41s, 1O4.19.
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lake and rail 1904: No. 2 mixed durum
do. 1.s9; No. Manitoba do. In bond
207i.
C0RN-spot easy; No. 2 yellow c 4 Z
New York ali rail 1.45}; No. mixed
do. 1.44s. a,.
OATs-spot easy; No. 2 white 20.
family 33.00Q35.Oo.
LARD--Firm; middle west 1860
1880.
BUTTER-Firm; receipts 1928:
do. extras, so score. IS: do. firsts, SO to
81 score. $40 a.; packing stock current
! make No. 2 26i.
EGGS-Firmer: receipts 7744: fresh
gathered extra firsts 59461; do. firsts
merry whites closely selected extras 50
@70; nearby and nearby western hem
merry whites firsts to average extras 81
Z6s; nearby hennery browns extras Sc
PoTAToEs-steady; New York
white per ton 2O.o6@22 90: do. red
$500 % 1000: Florida per hamper 1.50
@2.00.
raw sugar market today to the basis
Of 4.52 duty paid. on sales OF 2l.ooo
bags Cuban from store.
Raw sugar futures were irregular.
opening unchanged to three points
higher on covering. some OF which was
credited to European account. Prices
reacted under commission house SELL
ing and closed two points higher to
one net lower. January ESQ, March
2.S2. May 2.92, July 3.04.
, Refined sugar was easier and un-
changed to Is points lower, List quo
tations for prompt shipment now range
from s.7s to. 40. although one refined
Refined futures were nominal
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Boston Produce Market
Boston. Dec. 90.

Boston. Dec. 20.
BEIsF-choice whole cattle 14l615.
GS3.
CHEEsE-Tresh choice 25i924:
frsts c2E23.
CORNING. 2 yellow i.4s9L49; 1Is
G1.47.
tras s7@6s. white and mixed extra1
e3G6s: western extras $685.
FLOUR--Spring patents, 1s6-fb.
sacks, special short 1850 1895;
STANDARD s.soS 1885; ara.
LAMB-Spring $3.50.
OATS--Forty pounds 7e677.
pORK--Medium backs S7.50d53.50.
POTATOES--Greer Mountains i.10
ellis per 100 pounds: sweets 2.7593.
2 per cent. for cash.
vEAL~-11022.
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Chicago Produce Market

chicago, dec. ~.
liza are decidedly undertaking United
States wheat in Europe had much 90
do today with SHARP setback In wheat
prices here. Chicago Closing quotations
on wheat were heavy, cent to zac net
1.s2L with corn to lie down. oats 1
TO HOLE of, and provisions ranging
from &c decline to &c advance.
At the extreme point Of the break In
prices today wheat for May delivery
Saturdays top level, the biggest set
back in several weeks. Meanwhile.
seaboard demapd for domestic wheat
was slow and statement was issued
BY q. large concern here suggesting
that producers interested should 90
regulate prices rather thsn se Argen.
tina ana other foreign countries sue.
cessfulIy supply the needs Of Europa
With messages ~ hand saying that
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SMOKING In Church

The Indignant complaint was re-
Gently made at q religious conference
In England. to the effect that men 90
to church smoking and only put out
their pipes or cigarettes In the
church porch. This objection would
have astonished Welshmen Of an ear
Her generation. Until little moro
than half q century ago, IN many
parts Of Wales, the opening Of the
sermon was the recognized signal for
the male part Of the congregation TO
light their pipes, and no one seems
then to have seen any irreyerence In
the custom. Similar conditions OBJ
tanned I'm various parts OF Scotland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-30
AUTOMOBILES

!. --iIST ns simple as A-B-C-the ar
..neemeht of the classified ads.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-30
EMPLOYMENT

DON'T MISS todays classified op-
portunities.
CLASSIFIED ADS are indexed for
quick finding.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-30
courtesy Amctia KafRrs.

In Africa when one hears nativa
host say to his departing guests:
Sfdamba cache" Go In peace) and
the response Of the guest, "Lala
CACHE" Crest in peaee) it ID hard TO
imagine oneself among untamed saw
ages-if one keeps ones eyes closed.
A courtesy peculiar to the native
African II his manner OF receiving
even the most trifiinG gift. No mat
ter how small the object he receives
It IN both hands cupped together Ike
2 bowl Try Il Il = most expres-
size. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-30

Ready Money

Useful things-which you no longer use
have greater money-value nowadays than
ever before.
Furniture and furnishings of the home,
side-tracked for newer things; Office furni-
ture and fixtures, replaced and no more in
actual use; wearables; books, pictures, musi-
cal instruments, art objects; used automo-
bies, still serviceable-these and many ether
things have cash value which you may
readily realize through advertising them
"for sale" through the classified.
1t is not economy to store away or relocate
10 the junk heap used-but-useful articles
which may be urgently needed by many peo-
pie who find it hard to purchase them at first
hand. If you cannot use it, sell it to some
body who can.
CALL l35