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New Britain herald., 1924-11-13
PROMINENT MEN HELD FOR MURDER
Republican Leaders and News. paporman Under Arrest

Rock Island, H., Nov. 1S-Thomas Haege, clothier and former chair man Of the republican county com mittee; John W. Potter, publisher and John M. Colligan, managing editor Of the Rock Island Argus, and Jake Ramser, jeweler. were ar rested here yesterday in connection with the death, October 6, 1922, of John Conner Looney, son of John Looney, former owner of the Rock ] Island News.
 Warrants for them were issued af- ter A. ". Billburg and George Hols- apple under sentence for the kill ing, filed effidavits in circuit court. charging Ramser with firing the shots that killed Looney and the others with conspiracy to murder. They were released on ball of s1O,- 900 each and their preliminary hear ing set for Monday.
 The affidayits charged that the four, with a number of other promi- nent business men and city officials, promised Billburg and Hosapple im- munity for their part in the attack upon the Looneys, who were set upon by a gang In a pistol fight.
 The fight, the affidavits said, was the climax of series of meetings of those named in the sworn state ments who planned to drive the eld- CT Looney from the city.
 The accused had decided the authorities were lax and that no prosecution Of Looney could be hop ed for from those in power, since no action concerning the deaths of several men in gang fights In which Looney was involved had been taken, the aftidavits said.
 Billhurg, Holsapple, George Buck ley and Dan Drost were found guilty of the killing and sentenced to pris~ on. Applications for new trials re- gently were denied by the state su- preme court,
 The elder Looney ned to New Mexico ten days after hls son s death. He recently WAS arrested there on murder charges in conrec- ton with the gang fights, but sue i cessfully resisted extradition.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-13
.NO HOSPITAL FOR
 ISOLATED PATIENTS
Place tv Be Closed Because
 Funds Are Lacking

A meeting of the hospita com mtfae ot tue health board will be held shortly to prepare rocom-
 nendatIons on the closing of the l city's isolation hospital since the soarl of finance aud taxation has advised that an appropriation only large enough to place the building ln weatherproof condition can be all lowed this year,
 There have been no patients in the institution since the smallpoX ] epidemic ended The board has rc- ouested ai appropriation Of S6,o0o l 10 place tl.e bulldlng in habltahle condition, but has received no en- coNragQmcut, and il Is now neccs- sary 10 close the building
 The board met yesterday after noon and heard a complaint that Harry MaN"n, butcher, has slaugh- toroi. a COW and threw a diseased diaphrasm into waste barrel. The sIaughtering is alleged to have been 1 done during the noon hour, and the meat inspector claims gland from the snrretcd diaphragm fitted into the carcass MaXen denied having slaughtered during the noon hour or hiding any part of the. animals killed hy him on the day in question. Dr. Bray advised that in the future the health superintendent be called in whenever there Is disagreement.
 pr. Pullen will recommend to the health board at the next session an ordinance calculated to end the practice Of selling live chickens on the highways. There are several stands on Lafayette street where this business is carried on and on Hartford avenue there are some places which meet the boards re- quirements and some that do not. Dr. Pullen explains that the only ordinance that can be invoked now has to do with nuisances and allows of several interpretations
 Dr. Henry T. Bray, chairman of the health board. has decided to continue In that capacity until the expiration of the present fiscal year, having reconsidered his decision to leave the board next month.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-13
BOUNDARY COM. HALTS
Work Must He Suspended Untn Scope of Work Is Outlined fin New Bill

London, Nov. 1S,--The Irish boundary commissions work is at . standstill, according to some of the newspapers which say 1t may be necessary to pass another bill through the British parliament be- fore 1t can be resumed. .&
 The commission met recently in London, but after two meetings ad- burned indefinitely. The difficulty ,s said to be that the commission lound itself powerless to summon witnesses and call for documents,
New Britain herald., 1924-11-13
For Children's cought,sscolds t,s

there is no better home treatment than Linonine. It is a pure, safe remedy containing flax seed oil, irish mos, glyccrine and other quickly effective and highly bcne- fcial oils. Children ikeit. Linonins promptly relieves the choked-up condition of the head and throat. soothcs and heals the sore, irritated bronical passages. stops the cough by natural means and provides best and nouishment to the whole system, thus helping tho child throw of the cold. At the same time it supplies new strength and nourish- ment to the wasted tissues. Wise mothersarencvcrwithoutLi Linonine.
 ss.d by s4 pygEi.ts in
 Zl1llILuulnE nEynEruEI1UUC1unuuuuu
New Britain herald., 1924-11-13
Mrs. Sundberg Surprised
 By Women of St. JOseph's

Mrs, A. c. Sundberg was pleasant iy surprised last evening at the home of Mrs William O'Rourke Of John street by the members of St. oJs- eph's Ladies Aid society of which she is president. Two tables of whist were played and prizes award- ed to Mrs. Louis Scheyd and Mrs. l.. x. Callahan.
 Mrs. Sundberg has proved very popular and energetic president and in recognition of her work, Mrs. John Igoe, on behalf of the mem bers, presented her with silk um- brella,
 Following an entertainment, re- treatments were served. The house
New Britain herald., 1924-11-13

while 1t Is also stated that the com missioners were not agreed respect ing the scope of their work.
 The suggestion now is that these points will have to be cleared up by fresh legislation, but nothing to this effect has come from official sources.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-13
TESTIMONY ALL IN

Special Govt. Prosecutor Produces
 All Evidence in Naval oil Case
 Los Angeles, Nov. 13.--Owen J. Roberts. special prosecutor appoint ed by President Coolidge, had the privilege of opening arguments to- day in the governments suit against the Pan-American Petroleum and Transport company. Presentation Of testimony in the naval oil reserve lease cancellation case was complet- ed yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-13

was prettily decorated in yellow and white,
 Those present were Mrs. John Igoo, Mrs Louis Soheyd, Mrs Jos eph O'Leary, Mrs Charles McKeon, Mrs, John Leubeck, Mrs Malona, Mrs William O'Rourke, Mrs, A. c, Sundberg and Mrs. F. K Callahan
New Britain herald., 1924-11-13
WILL RESUME STUDIES
Loesl Art student Expects To Wed Miss Betty Pearlman Next Spring
 win Residn In Naxy yn.lx fSls.w

1tNssuu UT ANVW AoIN Nity
 Isadore R. Robinson of 1855 Fair view street has resigned his position In the shoe department Of the Besse- Leland store and will leave for New York within a few days, to study art, particularly pen and ink draw ing and oil painting at the University of New York.
 Mir. Robinson, who is the son of MT. and Mrs. R. E. Robinson. in- tends to make his future home fin New York city. He will be married next spring to Miss Betty Pearlman of r Laurel street, New Britain. Mss Pearlman Is the daughter of Mrs. Sarah Pearlman.
 MT. Robinson is a former student at the Hartford Art school.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-13
vETERAN PHONE MAN DIES

San Francisco, Nov. I3. -- Louis Glass. "A. formerly president of the Pacific States Telephone X Tele- graph company and afterwards or ganizer and president of the tsIe- phone system in the Philippine Is- lands, died here yesterday. He was Q native of Maryland and came 10 California in 1868. was telegraph operator. He originated and de- .veloped the telephone express switchboard"
New Britain herald., 1924-11-13

After Roberts argument. Frant J. Hogan. Walter K. Fuller and Frederick K. Kellogg intended to sri que for the defense. while formel Senator Atlee Pomerens planned td close for the government.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-13

MaIc and female. will ind better and more lucrative positions this month if they w}ll take the time to ccnsu'l the classified ad columns.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-17

iiagyobbszabdsu villAt ke4dtsk 6pi
tehi. NY hasy hsresks deliki vi
lalat tula jaskosa spitt1tte ibbah
d rsash,beh, hssy syy t1uhkdbas
sl5atott slet ,utAh nyugaloRha
venul e hatralevS eveit ebbens .
villaban fogja elt0lteni. ,Vagyoni
helyzetenek megfeleBen tsljes
komforttal akarta felepiteni a vii
lat. A koltsegeket masfel milliard|
koronaban szamitottak XII, a. villa
meg ne1n kesz, de mar negyedik
milliandot epitik belle es a Snagy,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-17

kef9sks = ishEsndsst MI affSl
hosy kyatalszfba veAsl. Uira dol
gos1k, H$ey vissaaS SkefeAst ast a
ttAst, atAslyet eAs1 q saereHcset
len @pitkez{esn elvessitett.
Ezek a szotnorh tapasztalatok
ARA megfontolasra kasztettek
az episkezesi vallslkosokat,' kssy
ezentul aranykorunaban 'vsgy dol.
larban kalknla1janak IS csak ak.
kor va1Ia1nak epitkezsst, la al
epittet6 az egesz osszegct srtekal
l6 yalut&ban biztUsitia.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-17

xossash rAjss isszsssslsa '1svsEs.

Kossuth Lajos gyermekei tudya
fev5leg mem h0vethettek szuleiket,
kalfoldi utjukon. Kossuth 1cndo-
nj tart6zkodasa ilejen kanya, ta.,
vol sziileitol, egy .nevel5fhfezst.
ben cit. Az aegod5 edesapa Ien-
donbo6l leveIet irt ..s.nalgysze1hi His,
lanyanak' y, rhely level t0bb kezeH
at egy amerikai magyar ehnber
gyiijtemenyebe jutott. A. reHdki-
viii erdekes Is becses levelet, rhe1y
.nagyon jel1emzS bizonysaga Kos
suth nen1es sziilUi 'szeretetenek, az
sz6r6l-sz6ra bentutats
:juk olvasok0zSnseg a 1e.
vel a kovetkea8:
London, new. 8.
Kedves nagyszemu his eagyo1nI !
Szeretem hnni hogy j6l fog. es-
mi szivedek edes ayad sorai1a Kivul
|egy par sz6t szeretG apadt6f is OIL
WASN'T annak bizonyitasaval, hegy
La te testvereid folyvasti kedves
targyait kepezitek, atyai szerete-
temnek kazamon kiviil csak ii
boldogsagtoknak szenteH gond-
jaimnak. Neff mondhatom neked,
edes leanyom, mennyi orsinot es
vigasztalast szerez az nekem, ha
rolad hallhatok, hidd ell, edes
leanyom, hogy tie nem vagy6dsz
forrobban sziileid korebe, mint en-
szeretem remelni, hogy mikorra
listen j6voltab6l viszont latlak, ben
ned azon kedves leanykaRs tala-
lok, aminek mind erk6Icsodre
mind tudomayos eHMeneteledfe.
mind muveszetben, mind sze1id Is
tnyajas viseletbcn 1enni igerkezel
Remelem, etles gyermekem, hogy
| ez nem egy mulekony feltetcl le.
Eszen, hanem egy eros es aIlafidt
Iszandek, s eros akaraf, olyafi
lmely az en- leanyomhoz illik.
| Hidd el nekem, kedves eyerme
KEN, hogy czsel csak sajat boil
Idogsagodnak veted meg az alap
jat ,mely nekiink egyedtili eeluhl
mindenben, anaire intiink ami
Iirantad intezkedunk: amellet
6hajtom, hogy kedveljed azon gol
dolatot is, hogy igeretednek allva
nekem s edesanyadnak amy
gondjaink, szenvedeseink koz0t
la legbecsesebb 0r0m0t $ vigaszta
last fogod nyujtani. Lam, en- ne
KEN 1leIncSak mem eSlk neheZel
RESERVES munkaval teremteni naes
sz&metokfa - egyenl0en szeretet
kedves gyernlekeim - mind AIT
ami sziiksegtH megovastokra, he
veIestekre ezze1 jovendS boldog
|sagtok megatapitasara sziikseges
Inc essen hat rieked is nehezen, 50
szokd meg benne oromodet lelni
hogy viseleted aHal minket, sze
ret6 szIleidet boldogits.
/ Azert eros akarat kitartas
fkedves kis "hazibutoron'' Eddis
csak j6t hallottunk r6lad Paris
Dol, 6vd meg r1asadat minket !
i !. -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-17

sz0nf0rusaStOfylh h08y vafaha eltena
.kezst kslfjsh hs1lsnl1nh. = g
lJ5vead6bsn sserstui faesiz 6dss
FIsaayo4n, hs leve1eflst athent ~
|sa1aaaod . tafEyaidst skhtnt VI.
ho9y szokbdl tniad elet.
:fnddodst, tarsss vis1onysidas . ts.
'nu1mahyaidbaHi hafadasoa4t, Mint
,egy tiikSfbeh, 1assuk, $ hesy an
max sorair6f 5fSmssemeket tss
sink feI a keprs, honnafl ii, haf-
man, kedves ayermekeink, egyiitt
sneztek reany, a1nelyhez mi nsin-
dig bemegy1nk j6 rcsgeH es j.
Fejt kiv&nni. -
Ha nfesirtad levelcdet, olvasd ef
Evigyazattsl, hoey al oftcgraphisi
|hiba XII ne fussa figyeFmedet $ ja-
|vitsd Hi, an1it eszfevessel. Mem
|keH azert ujra feiFnod, SIT en- sze-
feteni latni, hogy a hibat eszrevet-
tied. Ezzel az e1nbef eszrev6tle
megszokja a helyes irast - mig d
IhirteIenkedesseI messzokja a hels-
ltelen irast. vigyazz. hogy a FOCAL
mazasban hatra ne nacnj, te mar
=
igen kedvesen fogalmaztaf - Ira
Ehelycs1est vagy dicseretet kapsz,
he szolgaljon al ilcked elbisako-
Edasra oku1, hanem 6sstoniil ha-
(ladasra, = inert hfdd tl, etes lea
nyom, hogy az elsdk kozt 1enni
Eigen szep AIT kiefdemelvc, be.
kunk nagy or6mct okozef, de az
nem AIT teszi, hesy te naeyoa So
kat tudss, hanem csak ait, hogy
naasok raIadnaI kovesebbcf tud-
max. 1-.
Egeszsegedre nfagad taftasa-
ra, mi n0vesedre nagy befofyassal
Dir, vigyazz, edes gycrmekeln.
| Karadi lcvelebof negiitk5zve lat-
tam, hosy rosszul voltaL Tc nena
lis irsz r6la semmit, ez laem j6l van
- meg .mikent vagye arcod mi H.
Elapotban var! hasznalod-c rende-
Esen a, szerty I d kezeitlef a fa9yas
mem mutatkozik-e ? mosdas t1taf, a
tizt6l 6vakodjal edes gyerItiekeni
is gondda1 legy, atnennyire lehet,
hogy at ne hill 0lzotzes k0zben.
Ha valaminek hijaval talalnal len
hi, ird meg, tudod, hosy 0rommel
gondoskodunk, de AIT is meg var
juk, hogy az en- kedves kis buto-
from, 1i1aga bHtorkait nHin4 sse-
Epen rendben tartja.
7 Els most Albion meg az listen,
Fkedves gyermtkens. Gohdelj gyak-
Iran rea1sk s lta gyAkran reanls
gondolsz, ne az kgyeh az cred
meny, hdgy bank6dcl tavolletc-
den, mely hiszen javad vegett van,
hane maz, hegy reank gondolas
er6sitse benned az elhatarozast
magadat akkent viselni, hogy ne.
lkiink or0mot, vigasStalast szerezz.
Meg egyszer aldjon listen, kedves
1 leanycm, vedd aldasomat atyai
cs6kjaimat. Szeret6 styad;
j Ksssutb Lsjos.
il Wilma leanyomnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-17
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Il = az II
Amerikai Magyar Htrlap
budApssti szerkssztSjs
BupAPEsTEN 1oNKREMEN
TEX Az VI EPITKEz6K.

T1dfmduIel HOudp Ola cSdAaftui
$50 szazalekkal n0vekedett Ma
gyarorszagon a dragasag mire e
sorok nyomtatasban latnak napyi-
lagot, alighanem eleri ez szamf a
mat. Ez anyit jelent, hogy q
magyar korona vAsarlo erejc a bel
fotdon egy negyedreszrs csokkent.
A dragasag katasztrofalis noveke-
desc, ameIy a penzertek allaudo
osszezsngoFolasat voffja maga
utan, az egesz gazdasagi eletre. ki-
hatoan efezteti hatasat, de sehol
sem jelentkezik oily romboloan
mint az dpit5iparban. Ami, vegte.
lenjil szomoru jelenseg, inert a ha-
boru kit6rese, tehat csaknem tiz
esztend6 6ta pango epitkezes ep-
pen most akart megindnlni, Ia
kastkeresak vegte1en 0r6m'ere. A
szanalasi akeioval Is f6kepp az
arahykoronara val6 atmenettel
kapcsolatosan azonban valsagos
helyzetbe jutottak az epittet6k.
A malt ev 6szen egy kisebb esa-
ladi haz epitesi koltsageit szazmil-
li6 papirkoronaban kalkulaltak
(Akkor egy dollar 35-N ezer pa
pirkoronaval volt egyenlo). A XII.
sebb t6kesek k0ziil szamosan ell
hataroztak, hogy sajat otthon'
epittetaek maguknak. Kiszamito
tax, hogy a szukseges epitesi a
nyagok az el6iranyzott k0Itsegek
mex feleert szerezhet6k be, mig q
mask feIe munkaberek es k0lt
segek fedezesere szolgal. Igai
ugyan, hogy az epitesi vallalkoz6t
elore figyelmeztettek az epittet6
ket, hogy a koltsegeknek ez ma
sodik fele mem tekintheto vegleges
osszegnek, inert munkaberehet :
egyeb koltsegeket a dragasag nc
vekedesenek afanyaban emeln
4 ke1l maid, de tekintettel ARA
hogv multi ev ossen ugy latszott
hogy korona stabilizalodik, min
denki AIT gondolta, hogy ez {
koltsegemelkedes csak minimalis
lehet. ICY tortent azutan, hogy a,
0sz folyaman sok vilIat es csalad
hazat kezdtek epiteni Budapestei
es kornyeken. Al szokatlanu1 szi
goru tel beautaval az epitkezes
abba kellctt hagyni. Ez a sziine
jtobb mint harom h6napig tartot
S mikor tavasszal ujra meg lehe
tett kezdeni a munkat. az epitta
t6k ketsegbeesve lattak, hogy a
felet kegyetleniil keresztiil huzt
szamitasaikat.
Azok, akik AIT hittek, hogy A
epitkezest rendelkezesiikre all
milliokkal befejezhetik, remultel
tapasztaltak, hogy tokejuk utols
reszlete is eIfogyott, az epitkeze
pedig meg messze van att6l, hog,
befejezSdjek. Megkezdod0tt teha
penn utan valo hajsza. ElSb'
megprobaltak a meg meglev6 er
tekpapirjaikra k0lcs0npenzt fe1
venni, maid, amikor ez is elfo
gyott, eladtak reszvenyeiket, de
csaladi haz meg ICY sem tudott fe
epiilni. A penz vegleg elfogyott E
a boldoetalan kistokes ketsegbe
esetten latta, hogy hiaba epitke
\ zett: a tet6 nelkuli hazba, csu
pasz falak koze nem lehet bekol
L
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-17
Harorn anya
Gabor Aron szazadk szetssi evere ra Petsrffy Taas

Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures
Az eresztevenyi tennet6ben jarnak
pove1nberi ejben, harom sotet aTnyak -.
Harom szekely asszony. Harom edes an5s.
Labuk alatt ropos csilog6s zuzmara
es egy sirdomb mel]ett MCCALL mind harom
-. .hetvemot eve MIR, hogy alatta pihen
hos Gabor Aron
So ),
Csillog6 der ragyog hideg holdfenyeben
csillog a fajo konny az anyak szemeben.
Fekete ruhajok sotet gyaszra mutat. -.
J0ttek elmondani bus - k0zelmnltat -
"Jaj!' szoval panaszol rendre mind harom,
hatha megha11gatja, aki oft lent pihen: i
hos Gabof Aron.
Egyk edes anya, - barha senkit sem lat 81
sirhalom fele zokogja panaszat:
"Jaj! volt nelem fiam. szep. vitez gyermelem,
Karnyeg6c orszagban harcolt a Lovcsenen
hazajat vedte varom .visssavarom! -
Mem attad-e hol jar, - merre van a fam,
te hos Gabor Aron?"
Sz6l mask anya: 'Nekem is volt fam =
S b rIaghaboru veres csataiban
messze-messze harcolt, = pokoh idoben ":
harom MAJ, - etlen gfodeki erd6ben. /.
A sirjat keresem. a vilagot jaron :.
Mem tudod merre van? .Jaj mondd meg ha tudod?
te hos Gabur Aron''
A harmadik anya csendesen panaszol:
"a szentfoldon harcolt az en- szep magzatom.
tizer volt. .elvittek csaszar parancsara. !.
teruzsale mmellett vigyaz hazara
Levelet' sem kuldott hat eve immaron.
Mem tudod,hogy el-e? hogy mkor jon haza?
te hos Gabor Aron?'
Harom szekely asszony. .harom edes anya
valaszt var sirbol, konnyes szavaira 49,.
S felilrol jon a $50. feher holdsugaron
viszhangja KEEL - dert0l csillog6 fiiszalon
remenyt6l reszket, felve - mind harom
amikor az ejben, csengo hangol leszol
a hos Gabor Aron:
"Latnak halottak. tudom, hogy inert sirtok..
elveszett haza. .el0ttem mem titok
Osi f0ldjen immar rabnemzet szekely.4..
szivnek fajdalma maid egig er feI
S a letiport nepnek nyakan jarom,
kezen - az bilincs, melyet egykor levert
hos Gabor Aron''
"Azert rab szekely = cs0rgo rabhilincsen,
inert Karpaton tul - magyar haza nincsen! 49,.
Vitez szekely ifjak elmentek haba
nepeket leverni - csaszarparancsara
sgy0zelmesen vivtak az egesz vilagon
.csak az edes anyat - hazat mem vedtek
ugy, mint Gabor Aron!''
"Menjetek ell haza mondjatok meg otthon:
szekely anya soha k0nnyet ne hullasson
A hos szekelyt most is becsapta az armany
de hazank egere felj0n szivarvany....
= A bajtarsak bajat halott megerti.
mind-mind AIT hitte hogy hazajat vedi
nikent Gabor Aronr'
"Uzennek hosok a szekely anyaknak,
Tudjuk, hogy mi tortent A halottak ktnak
Armanyt6l, csaszart6l nem kell nelkik erem,
- amig szabadsag nincs, - iinnepseg Sc legyen!
A szekely nemzetnek mondjatok, hogy varjon
- tirj0n es - dolgozzon!. :. inert biztosan elton
szekely fiaival hos Gabor Aron!''
(''Kulfold Macy
v6 nnepek akamab6 feledkezzen meg hogy GRoSZERI
SEER ES HUSNE1GU szuksegleeit legjobb min6segben
legm4tanyosabb aron beszerezheti
BARTA PETER
1902 SALT SPRING ROAD alatt uzleteben
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1924-03-21
QUARTER THE MINIMUM TIP
Check Men Have a Scheme to Extort
More Money From Coat
OWners

There's no limit to the ingenious In
ventions Of these tip hounds" NUT
tered the occasional theater-goer. the
New York Sun and Globe notes.
What nowr his friend inquired.
Yesterday took In a matinee NJ
one theater and the evening perform.
ance at another. At both I checked my
overcoat and stick. It cost me u quar-.
ter at each place. instead Of a dime,
because of their latest malevOlent
stunt.
THE check men used to take the
tips In their hands or receive them IN
a little deep dish. In either case yoi
could make your contribution a dime
without shamIng yourself before any
one but the receiver himself. n the
dish were there. you ostentatlOusly
cast the coin in with the rest OF them
and nobody noticed what It was. "
the check man reached with his palm
only he felt the size Of what wenr
therein.
"But now they would accept nothing
but a quarter. Before the end Of ",
last act they put three or four qunr
tiers on the ledge Tips. they Indicate
are to be laid alongside these. What
can man dor One puts down q quar-
ter and all the others have to follow
suit. II a courageous chap contributes
only dime the check man immediate.
ly whlsks this bad example into his
pocket"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1924-03-21
MUTTON AND LAMB AS FOOD
Among the Most HeaIthfuI, Nutritious
and Palatable Of Meats, Say
Experts.

The production of sheep for wool
alone is rapidly on the wane in the
United States. More and more empha
sis is being placed on the production
Of lamb and mutton for the table, al
though only 81 per cent of the meat
consumed by the average American for
the last five years was lamb or NUT.
ton, This proportion should be much
larger, according to the United States
Department of Agriculture, as mutton
and lamb are among the most health
full, nutritious and palatable of meats.
The reason for the limited use Of
lamb and mutton throughout the cen.
trail section of the United States prob,
ably had its origin in the days of the
development of the great corn-belt re-
gion west of the Appalachian noun
talns, department workers say, accord.
time sheep owned by the settlers Of
that region came largely from the
North Atlantic states and had been de.
veloped almost without exception for
wool production, regardless Of the In.
herent flavor Of the meat
The flesh of these animals was no
doubt tough, not so palatable as other
meats and, possibly owing to the crude
methods of caring for 1t. much of 1t
was unfit for use. As this section of
the country has been somewhat slower
in the development of mutton breeds
Il. 4. an. H..
the meat has been handed down from
generation to generation there has de-
veloped the idea that the flesh Of all
sheep is not appetlzlng and carries pc
cullar favors.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1924-03-21
TARARE'S MUSLIN FESTIVAL
Thriving Center Of industry for Yscrs
In Eastern France Halls
Originator.

Tarare, In east central France, 10
the city of musllns II was formerly a
little village lost In the Beaupoais
mountains, but now II Is the center OF
thriving industry, For more than
half century II has conducted
worldwide trade In the finest muslins,
the secret OF making which originally
came from India, says the Detroit
News. And as a result Of that trade
the village has become famous. Each
year in honor Of Simonet, the founder
Of the mills, the people celebrate the
muslin festival, which calls forth the
llvellest holiday spirit In all Of the In
habitants.
Last year the festival lasted three
days, in which the little city was truly
a city Of muslin. Everywhere houses
balconies and facades all but dsap.
peared under the light and colorful
decorations, which were always pretty
and sometimes ingenious. Above the
middle of the streets were suspended
domes from which long streamers Of
muslin were draped In graceful curves
to the second floor windows Of the
houses; resedu, cream, ivory and rose
predominated-gay and beautiful col
ors like garlands Of flowers hanging
from immense corals. Vehicles Of all
kinds were adorned with fancy mus
Inns.