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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1924-07-03

Chan Knodle and Hazel Lunceford
left SUI day for a fishing trip to
Mackay. They returned Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Fackrell en-
tertained crowd of young people
at dancing party Wednesday even
ing.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1924-07-03

Got something to sell? Try an
Idaho Republican classified ad.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-30
BUOYANT one.
SHOWN BY
STOCKS
Steel. Rail, and Industrial
Shares Display Gains n
Early Trading

NEW YORK, July SO.--Buoyancy
n industrial stocks characterized the
stock market in the early trading to-
day and prices Of active stocks were
uniformly higher. Six active stocks
registered spread of q point or
more between yesterdays closing
and today's opening prices, the list
including United States Steel, Savage
Arms, Baldwin Locomotive and
American Water Works, Willis MI.
n1erous issues showed an overnight
advance of three-quarters OF a point.
Speculative attention was concen-
trated on United States Steel in
view OF the announcement OF the
extra dividend and the publication
of q favorable quarterly earnings
statement after the close Of the
market. This action was expected,
but the quarterly statement was
better than anticipated. On the
INITIAL transaction, 5000 shares were
grouped and sold at 1047b for gain
Of ! IS points over the previous close.
subsequently the stock sold above
106 and was easily the most active
Issue on the board.
Developments In the financial dis
trict and In outside factors affecting
the market were favorable. Judge
Gary, of the Steel Corporation, con.
firmed the statement that steel bust.
ness had been picking up since July
4. George F. Baker, returning from
abroad, made an optimistic survey
OF economic conditions in America
and prophesied good times; big in
dustrial companies verified reports
OF increasing forward business.
Some irregularity was seen in the
active industrials and rails before
the end OF the first hour, as traders
sold to take profits on the higher
price levels now prevailing. Rail.
road stocks met with quite heavy
selling, oil stocks reacted on reports
4Ot further price cutting in retail de.
partments, but the copper and steel
stocks, as also the specialties main.
tanned the firm tone that has char.
acterized them in recent weeks.
individual upward movements In
the high-priced rails proved the
strength Of the investment anneal
OF good income railroad stocks. At.
lantic Coast Line was the most
prominent in this group, advancing
FOUR points to a new high at 133.
New York Central was only frac.
tionally below its best price for the
year at 10SN
General Electric, American Water
Works. West Penn, Savage Arms,
international Nickel and Famous
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-30
chlcago Grain Markat

CHICAGO. July So Grains sag.
ged at todayis opening.
Wheat started lower on selling.
mostly by over night longs.
Although good buying was lack
ing the selling was not OF impress
sive character.
Corn's lower. start was on general
selling. the pressure being chiefly
applied on deferred months.
Oats experienced scattered selling
and poor buying support.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-30
Liberty Bonds
GUN ELEVATIONS BREACH
or TREATY, BRITISH HoL b

LONDON, July S0.--Under For
eign Secretary Arthur Ponsonby
announced in Commons this after.
noon that Great Britain has mott
fled Japan and the United states
that alterations Of battleships for
the elevation Of guns or expendi-
lures for increasing the radius Of
guns would be considered by the
British as q breach Of the WASH.
ington conference treaty.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-30
Foreign Exchange
Business Briefs

NEW YORK, July SO.-Net oper-
ating income of the Pennsylvania
railroad system for six months
ended June 80 was $S7,s16.O71 com
pared with S42.S41. OsS in same
period last year.
CASPER, Wyo., July 30.-A re-
duction Of is cents a barrel has
been posted on Salt Creek crude
oil. The new price is now $40.
CHICAGO, July 3d. The Stand
ard OIL Company OF Indiana has
reduced the price of gasoline one
cent q gallon, making the price Is
cents at the service stations.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-30

Players were the outstanding spc.
cialty stocks. General Electric sold
up to 257. American Water Works
continued. its advance to the highest
price on the movement.
Reduction Of cent a gallon In
gasoline in the central part Of the
country, Standard OH Of Indiana ter.
rltory, Is an adjustment following
the lowering Of crude prices in the
last round. The reactionary tone in
independent oil stocks today were
taken as evidence that other cuts iii
prices Of refined oil products may
follow.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-30
Additional Financial News on
Page TWenty-four
oil Stocks

(FurnIshed By W. B. Hubs 4 co.l
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-30

Baltimore Grain Markets

Wheat Receipts, Increasing; exs
port demand improving; daily cffec-
ings keeping cleaned up.
Corn--Firm; No. 3 yellow donness
tic. $1.2S brsilel. Receipts light.
Oats Quiet; No. white domestic,
651kc bushel. Supply ample.
Rye Easter; better export IA.
uuiry; No. 2 spot export, S1.03w
1914 bushel.
Hay-Dull; supply ample.
Flour Firm; fair demand.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-30
N. Y. Cotton Market

NEW YORK. July so. The cotton
market opened strong today with
the first prices 4 to 80 points
higher. August sold at S29.05. ur
80 points, October, 1t $29.15, up II
points; December at s2s.25. up I
points; January at $28.06 up
points.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-22

napolzon xviii ESQ nap volna IS
szok6evben az ujev ket napig tar
tana. Az uj idoszamitas szerint a
valtoz6 iinnepeik is ezentul fix da-
tuna esnenek. Al Vatikan szerint
a tizenharom honapos esztend6 ter
ye mem all ellentetben katholikus
egyhaz dogmaiaval, ICY alSadaly-
talanul ell lehet fogadni. De NIT
szolnak maid dologhoz babo-
nasok? Most mar ncmcsak 13-szor
lenne az cvben tizenharmadika,
hanem meg egy tizenlarmadik h6-
napot is kapnanak? Ez kisse sok
a job6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-22
vfvE vofsfEAD!

"A francia llai6kon eddig az volt
a szokas, hogy amikor New York
hoz kozeledve elertek a haroln
mertfoldes zonat, a hai6n lev6 ital
keszletet vizbe dobtak.
Felix Murras Paris halo
kapitanya eltert .azonban ettol a
szokast6l ahelyett, hogy ten
gerbe siilyesztette volna a i6fele
itokakat, inkabb kiosztotta utasai
k0zott S az utasokat "megtrittol-
ta'' a felmaradt italokkal, Xix j6-
kcdviien tltettfk Volstead apan-
kat: Vive Volstead!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-22
A leany belesapadt.

- Secret Jol elnlg
- Csak szeretnek. valamikor modom-
ban is volt. De ma !. Most el6lr6l kell
ke7denem az tletet. Elvesztettem hiva-
tasomat, kenyeremet, mas ultra kellett
lepnem. Ehhez kell penz.
- Bes2eljen raszletesen.
Megprobdlok valamit. Valiant
uiat Mem AZ In izlesem utanozn a
t6hbi bajtarsaimat akik bemenekiiltek
valami biir6ba vagy legiobb esetben el
mentek igyn6khck.
On init akar csinalni?
- csala lomnak van egy nagy kert
ie. A kuria, a f6ldek reg clnsztak. De
kis hazik6, meg q hozzavalo gyiim0lcsos
megmaradt vegs6 menedeknck A kcrt-
ben van vagy ketszaz szederfa. E2 adta
Eekem az otletet. Selyemhcrny6 tenyesz
test rendcztcm be- Van vagy ftlmill6
selyemherny6m A k0ltseg semmi, a j6-
vedelem eleg sep. De en- Xxi akarom
fejleszteni az egeszet. Ha mar en- to-
nyesztem a herny6kat, mem fogcm po-
tom aron eladn selvmet a bevalto-
allomason, hanem feldolgozom magam.
Selyemfon6dat epitek. Ehhez kell q
penz. Meg hogy a tenyesztest novel
hessem. J0v6 ilyenkor legalabb tizen6t
husz millid hernv6m fogja ragni szcder-
levelet, amelyct kornytk nepe szallit
maid nekem. A mi videkiink telc van
szederfaval, csak meg kell szervezni az
cgeszet. Ehhcz kell penz. A sclycmfo
nalat pedig megint csak mem adom el
gyarosnak, keresked6knek, hanem a ma
gam iizleteben fogom arusitani. Mi6rt
engedjem at hasznot masoknak, ami
kor igy chromosomes haszonhoz iutok!
Amt en- tcrmelek, annak a gyiim0lcs6t
magam akarom elvezni egesz addig,
mig csak fogyaszt6hoz mem .int. En-
kikapcsolom a kizvetit6 kereskcdclmct
es ennck haszna is nekem iut. Ere keil
n penz.
(Folytatasa k0vetkezik.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-22
TARCZA


valaki. Tiszt volt.
- Es most!
Most civil. Mbocsatottak, mint
annyi mas ti2ezer tisztet.
Sz6val most civilben semmi.
AIT sem mondhatnam. Vallalko,
2asba kezd, nj tletpalyht pr6bal!
- F,s ehhez kell neki penz?
- Bizonyara.
- F,s ram nem kivancSi9
- A legkevesbb6 sem.
- F6 milli6. Mi!
- AIT hiszem, ICY felel meg Macy.
sddnak is legiobban.
- No igen, csakhogy... Gon1oltam,
megis megkerdi, XII az akit ell kell ven
ME, hogy nez XII, hany ewes. Ez elvegre
en- is megkerdem. Rendes fofmaja van'
- igen mondotta az iigyved -
Sep, magas, igazi ur. Kiils6leg nagyon
az. Megerdemli, hogy sep no szeressen
beleje.
- En- is kivanom neki hiszen en- i'm
munis vagyok, mem is erdckcl Meg
aztdn italian van is babaja. En- t5lcm
csals penzt akarja.
- Termeszetesen. ICY k0t6ttiik kt
- Sz6t Sc kerdezett r6lam?.. =.
- Biz ~ men, Korrekt lesz az eskiiv6
ntan is. Ugy el fog tinni, mint kan
for.
= Megis... kedves iigyved ur, ugv
gondoltam, clGbb kevesbe italian 0sszc-
ismerkednenk. En- teliesen megbizom az
on valasztasaban, de hiszcn vilag szi-
ne el6tt megis csak az uram lesz, en-
meg felesege. LAtnom, kell, megismcr-
mem. Hozzon 0ssze vele. kedves doktor
ur, legalabb egyszer, egyctlen egyszer.
- Ha esak ez az 6haja nagysadnak,
legnagyobb keszseggel teljesitem.
= Gondolja, hogy elj6n?
No minden bizonnyal. Egv mill
li6ert raaaasul lehet adni cgy+ket talal-
kat nevetett j6iziien az iigyved, ami
re leany majdnem elsirta magat.
rs masnap, ugyancsak az irodajabar
osszehozta a "jegyespart' az Ggyved:
Sitt6 Hajnat, furcsa, szeszelyes dus-
gazdag leanyt, aki mem tudott szerel-
mes lenni huszonketeves koraig, amikor
aztan csak azert akar ferjhez menni,
hogy r0gt0n elvalhasson; de elnyerje
ezzel az asszonyi dek6rumot es nyugo
dalmat es bemutatta Pattantyus Zol-
tant, aki hajland6 volt megeskiidni es
rogt0n el is valni nagyon csinos, kerek
kis osszegert, amire cxisztenciaia meg
alapozasahoz volt szuksege.
Mutan bemutatta 6ket egymasnak,
az iigyved diszkreten tavozott
A leany nagyon a szemebe nezett n
'v6legeny" "-nek. Sep legeny volt, del
ccg, dacos nez6si, kemenyfejii. De
olyan k0z0mbos arcot mutatott mintha
senki es scmmi mem imponalna neki
Meg az gv6ny6rii leany Sc, akit hama.
rosan el kell vennie.
= Tchat 0n9.. kerdezte leany ne
mi zavarral.
- En- - fclclte ferfi 6s nyugodt
maradt.
- Igen. mondotta a leany. -
Akkor rendbcn volnank. A feltetclekct |
ugyebar tudja!
Tudom, kisasszony Es hideg
kimerten udvarias, mint finom
szolga aki rendelkezesre all, aki mem
kerdez, csak felel es teljesit
A szep SHtt6-leanyt val6saggal XII
hozta sodrab6l ez Macy flegma. vala-
hogy k0zelebb akart ferk6zni ehhez az
emberhez, aki szinte megijesztette fel-
tetlen engedemessegeve es rettenetes
kozonyevel.
Egy kerdest szeretnek mon
dotta a leany, - ha szabad, ha mem
haragszik meg.
- Parancsoljon, kisasszony.
- Mi az Okla annak, hogy ON vallal-
kozott ere a szerepre? Merit valami xii
lonos vagy legalabb is fontos Okla van,
ugyebar?
Termeszetesen.
- Es mi az? Ha meg szabad monda-
MIA. De 6szinten!
- 9, kercm, mesmondom en- nyiltan.
sziiksegcm van a, a,penzre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-22
IEANY, AKINEK A SZrvE A
JOBB OLDALON VAN.
Irta: vAJDA ERNO.

Irta: vAJDA ERN0.
Talalt mar szamomra ferjet, ked-
yes iigyved nr9
- Talaltam.
Es minden tekintetben megfelelo
AIT hiszem.
Koz0lte vele felteteleket?
K0z0ltem.
Hogy csak forma szerint leszek a
felesege.
Igen.
Is hogy az eskiiv5 utan azonnal
valunk.
Ferii iogaival persze nom elhet.
Mert csak ez esetben kappa meg t6lem
a milli6t
Minden feltetelt k6z6ltem vele.
Es 9 ICY ha.jlsndo megeskiidni We
lem?
Barmely pillanatban kesz.
Rarmely pillanatban kesz.
A szep Siitt6 leany elgondolkozott
pillanatig. Aztan njra az iigyvedhez
fordnlt:
- No IS tudja, hogy kivei kell meg,
eskiidnies Hogy en- yagyok az....
Megmondtam.
Tsmer engem?
Mem tudom. Mem mondta. AIT
hiszem, mem, inert szot Sc sz6lt akkor,
amikor megmondtam nagysad nev6t.
A 1a.,, L. IL
1okat.
Es.. ize. mem is kivancsi el6bb
megismerni engem?
Ugy latszik mem. Legalabb is mem
nyilvanitott ilyen 6hajt. Nbki penz
fontos, milli6. Sziksege van ra. Ez
ert az osszegert megeskiszik akarkivel
Finom ur lehet.
EFT gunyosan mondotta nagysad.
Pedig az, hiszen Xxi tetszett k0tni, hogy
uri embert keressek XII, inert nevet
kell viselnie, legalabb kis ideig. Nos,
en- uri embert szereztem inert sehonnait
talalhattam vona az els6 nap szazat is.
- Tudja, kedves igyved ur, mem
akarok jovend6beli ferjemre rosszat
mondani, de valami nagyon finom ur
meg Sc lehet az, aki penzert vallalkozik
ara, hogy not elvegyen.
- Jaj dc sok Macy ur megteszi EFT
NJ eletben!
No igen-igen, de legalabb is mem
ilyen nyiltan, bevallottan. Azok teny
leg hazastarsak lesznek, csak epen mem
a szerelem, hanem az erdek hozza ossze
6ket, de czt lcpiezik, lctagadjak leg,
alabb. De az en- csetem mas. En- egysze
riien mcgfizetek neki, inert felesegtl |
vesz es megfizetek azert, inert r6gt6n
el is hagy
Az ugyveI vdllat wont.
Nagysad kivanta ICY, furcsa gusz
tus, ICY menni ferjhez, kiilon0sen Sitt6 |
leanynak, akirc milli6k varnak es aki
olyan szep.
- Hagyiuk EFT kerem. En- ICY akarDk
ferjhez menni, inert le akarom razni a
leanysagomat, mint nyiigot. Sziveser
mentem volna ferjhez maskent, mint
t0bbi leany, r6zsaszinii almokkal, szcre
lcmb6l. De ha mem lettem szerelmes
senkibe. Tudja. szvemmel van az
kis baj: lit van a jobb oldalon es fe-
lex hogy ez az abnormitas mem enge-
di, hogy igazan szeretni tudjak vele.
Most azonban mar ferjhez kell mennem.
Muszaj Sitt6-leany mem oregedhetik
venleannya. Azert ferjhez megyek, leg
alabb kilszinre, torveny szerint, egy
senkihez, akit6l nyomban ell is valok,
de ICY legalabb asszony leszek mar.
szabad, fuggetlens asszony, akit mem
akar minden tanti, szomszed, j6 es rossz
baratn5 ferjhez ADM.
Az igyved fejet hajtott.
Mindezt tudom. Megmondotta a
minap es amire kert, en- teljesitettem.
Hogy hivjak az Upset!
- Pattantyus Zoltan \
- Ejha, micsoda nev! Egy senkie!
Mem senki az, legalabb is volt .
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-22

harom honapos evszamitast. Min
den honap negy hetb6l, % napbol
allana es elseje mindig vasarnapra
esne. Uiev napja kiilonallo, a ho-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-22
EGY Ev 13 H6NAP.

R6mab6l jelentik: A Vatikan
val6sziniileg elfogadja es mar
iov5 esztend6ben bevezeti a tizen-
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-06-12
AIDS DISABLED MEN
AND THEIR FRIENDS

A mlnistering angel IL actually
thought Of as a Red Cross nurse, a
Sister Of Mercy. or some woman who
gives unstinted service. But In ]. @.
Jeckering, knight OF Columbus sec
rotary at the National Military home
in Dayton. Ohio. disabled veterans OF
the World war believe they have found
the male variety.
Jeckering, who was a sergeant-ma-
jor Of artillery during the World war.
took up X. Of G. work almost immedi-
ately following his return from serv-
Ice. Much Of that time he has been
stationed at the Dayton home, where
scores Of World war soldiers are now
receiving care.
Hts work daily brings him to the
bedside Of disabled men. to whom he
administers comforts and performs the
little duties that mean so much to
the disabled man. In addition to these
duties, Jeckering finds time TO visit
the unfortunate veterans In jalls and
DenltentIaries, shocking after the
'urIals and funeral arrangements Of
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-06-12
Interesting Relics in
Pennsv. Post Library

The library of the Frankfort (Pa.)
post OF the American Legion is one OF
the most interesting collections to be
found In the state. More than 1.4O0
books are available. But the histor-
Ical relics of the post, are OF principal
interest. The first American nag to
20 over the top during the World war.
presented to the post by Edward Hol-
den. honorary colonel Of the One Hun
bred and Slxty-eighth infantry bat
TALON Of Woodstock. Canada, Is one Of
the priced possessions. Other valu-
able relics are an American ambulance
flag. used In Italy during the war,
flag that was used In the centennial
In Philadelphia In 1876,
and q Texas state flag captured at the
battle Of Gettysburg.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-06-12
@Sss America Journey
TO End at Convention

A group Of Legionnaires Of Shame
kin, Pa, make the annual pilgrimage
to the national convention city an op-
portunity to "See America First"
When the Pennsylvanians arrive In
st. Paul this year. they win have com
pieted long circle tour through the
Canadian Rockies, to the Pacific coast.
Yellowstone park, Pixies peak and
other points Of interest In the West.
Two pullmans win be necessary to
care for the tourists on the trip. which
win cover about % days. The trip
win end at st. Paul In time for the
national convention.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-06-12
CHAPTER III

A year before the day on which the
mysterious Morbach had met his mys.
terIous death, Henry Archman had
moved bis family from Chicago to New
York.
He did not want to leave Chicago.
He had lived in the Lake city all his
life, and he had spread his roots deep.
His father. reputed to be well con.
nected In his native land, Denmark,
had brought him and his mother to
the western metropolis fifty years be-
fore, and had opened a small grocery
store, which many years later Henry
Archman had expanded into the enor.
nous fieat-pacRihg business Of Arch
man & Company.
Henry Archman was sober, indus.
trious. hard working, fond and proud
OF the country In which he had lived
nearly all his life be was perfectly
happy, having everything he wanted
plenty Of work and power over men
and things, Like many another man.
however, he was the victim Of his
family. He fought as long as he
could against their desire to move to
New York, but yielded at last.
Zach Of the family had his or her
OWE reasons for wanting to migrate.
Mrs. Arehman. for instance, wantad
10 break into The -Four Hundred snf
ultimately into the arlstocracy Of the
Old world She hoped to marry her
daughters on TO dukes, earls or
counts. Her daughter. Nellie. was not
keen on titles. but she did want to
nees eastern men Her son. Harry,
said be wanted 70 get a larger out
look on life, BY which he meant that
Ne wanted to find ont II the Great
white Way waa as bad IS II wa6 paint
60 her geppeess dsuEhfer Bessie.
wanAaa q SO because ahe was seven.
saaa an0 ukHd afyfhina that vas new.
zs9H shev 81 Insisted Archman SCR
rs aozea 70 New Kork.
ss H>8 ssza ualae@ "a Fifth ave
|sa Hs #ssas@s a. A sSsa HNdeon.
lii ss8 ss #1A# sue ppsn
I'LL M#m xseA ssa@s. &c two
VI ia #asssA z#aszAszmsI -
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-06-12
TeIIs Hon % Gro.p Crass

Chicago's parks and b0ulevards, the
wonder and admiration OF all visitors
ara an illustration Of the power OF
trees and grass and flowers to beautify
and please.
Too frequently Chicago's home yards
are the opposite. Too often the front
lawn shows a high degree Of care and
attention, while the backyard is left
a dreary waste.
The lot Is an essential part Of the
home. and in the beauty Of the sur
roundings is enhanced the beauty and
value Of the home itself.
More and more as we study the de-
velopment Of ornamental gardening
does the necessity and beauty of
stretches Of velyety greensward be-
come apparent particularly In places
OF larger extent. In the small back
yard OF the city dwelling the grass
problem is more difficult than in larger
places.
1t viii be necessary to give more
fertilizer In comparison TO the grass
plot, II It Is decided TO grow one. than
to the ANNALS and It needs to be
dug into the sou pretty thoroughly SO
the roots may delve for II. and there
are also fertilizing formula TO be sprin-
killed. on the surface from time to time.
AS the little backyard gets harder
and more constant usage than larger |
place. a mixture Of durable grass is
necessary, sacrificing something In /
ineness Of texture. possibly, to be as
Iured Of fast growing, close knitting
,rasses that form a firm and resistant
lod.-C Chicago American.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-06-12

those who die away from home, and
cheering the bereaved ones by com
PORTING words as to their loved ones and
their last moments.
In districtwork for the American Le-
gion, Jeckerlng takes a prominent
part He Is a member Of the Legion
welfare committee of the state. and
is serving term on district American
ization committee.
When the Knights OF Columbus In
Dayton recently unveiled a memorial
tablet 70 World war veterans. ~ q
World war memorial In that city, Ma
tional Commander John Z. Quinn OF
the American Legion was present to
deliver the principal address He was
secured principally through the efforts
Of Jeckering, who handled many Of the
arrangements for the unwilling cere-
mony.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-06-12

Community spirit Is always a fine
thing and to be commended Il Is the
one outstanding civic virtue through
which true progress Is made-the
leaven from which all community
greatness must rise. In It's most ex-
allied form II carries the Godllke at
tributes Of sacrifice sacrifice OF tbs
present that the future may be mada
the more glorious. And this IL the
spirit that was displayed by q COM
pany Of Florence business men when
they pledged themselves and their
possessions FOR the future greatness
OF their beloved city.-FIorenca (Ala.l
Daily News