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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-17
PLAY
 OF THIS SEASON
Jefferson Players Giving Great Performance For
 Closing Show

Playing their farewell week of the present season, the Jefferson All-Star Players are offering this week, George M. Cohan's great comedy success, "So This Is London" The popular recep- ton and the tremendous capacity to which this popular comedy played upon Broadway last year stamps it as one of the outstanding plays of last syear's New York theatrical season..
 It provides the Jefferson players
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-17
HELD IN JAIL
Pete Film, Alleged BOOtlegger, Unable
 To Make Bond

Pete Finn was being held in the Jefferson county jail Tuesday after. non in lieu of a $2,500 bond on charge of violating the prohibition law. Finn was caught Tuesday on the Montgom cry highway by Deputy Sheriff F Morris with 95 gallons of whiskey ir a Studebaker automobile, the officer stated.
 After the arrest the officer found 8 one gallon cans where the alleged runner had set them off, bringing the total to 120 gallons.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-17
ORDINANCE LAID OVER
Proposal By Milk Men To Be Re -> ferred To Health Meet

. ferred To Health Meet
 4 group of raw milk dealers. through Attorneys Hugh A. Locke and Rod derrick Beddow, presented their pro- posed "stabilization" ordinance to the city commission Tuesday. It was laid over until Thursday. morning, when arguments and testimony in favor of it's passage will be heard.
 After that, the proposed ordinance will be referred to the health depart ment for consideration and a report.
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Dopis ! Belxie. Pan Flarien

Dopis z Belyie. Pan Flarien
Hans 2 Jumet Hejgne, Belgie,
pise: "Nemohl jsem jisti ami
spati a pres to, ze jsem Sc ra-
dill mnohymi doktory v teto
zemi a uzival .vsemozne dru-
ny leku, m6j STAY Sc jen zhor-
soval, takze jsem koneene do
spell ku presvedceni, re Sc pri-
blizily poslednf dny meho Ii
vota, a smutne myslenky poca-
ly plniti mole .srdce. Jednoho
dne jsem potkal pritele, jenz
mi rekl 0 Ora. Petra Hoboku.
Koupil jsem 81 lahev tohoto le-
ku, aniz jsem mel nej mno-
no dav6ry. Po tydenni zkousce
jsem pocitil velke zlepseni a
nyni mohu dobfe jisti a mann
zdravy spanek. Tato staroda-
vna bylinna pripravka jest do
bre znama jako prostfedek
pro soustavu; jeji ucinek ma
zazivaci Istrojl a nervovou
soustavu jest nanejvys pozoru-
hodny. Nevime 0 zadnem il
mem leku, ktery by je preko-
nal v jeho hodnote jake siliv-
ka. Prvni lahev dokaze jeho
zasluhy. Nenaleznete je v le-
karnach; dodavaji je pouze
szvlaStni agent. Piste DR.. Pet
Fahrney and Sons Co., 2501
Washington Blvd, Chicago
Ill. EN
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PRONAJME Sc pokoj We pre-
du sc zvlastnim vchodem pro
jednoho neb diva pany, Sc stra
YOU neb bez, koupelna X pou-
ziti. Haste sc v {. 1856 vych.
IS. ul., naproti Hillman ul.
4-26
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MLADfk z Czech prijety, an
glicke reci znaly, zada PIP. te-
safske kontraktory o misto do
uceni. Nechte laskave adresu
" adm. "Sveta", 4-3O
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FARMA O SO akrech v Strongs
vile o., ma dlazdene ceste, E.
lektrika, hospodarske budovy
a jine zafizeni. Proda Sc "a
SITS akr, tez Sc vymeni "a
mestsky majetek. Dobra inves-
tace. Blizsi sdeli Mr.. Stefanik,
324O zap. 81. ul. Tel. Hemlock
3519. 4-29
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DR. OBN f
ON A M K Y
PRINE Sc

PRIME Sc pradlena do domu.
Haste sc v {. 1920 Larchmere
Blvd. Tel. Fairmount 1926 j.
1926
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PRIJMOU Sc panove ma byt
beze stravy. Haste Sc v elsie
1862 Hamlet Ave. q Broad
way. 4-24
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cESkA zENA hleda praci v
domacnosti. Haste Sc v {. 3217
vych. 49. ul. 4-24
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PKfJM0U Sc zeny neb divky
ma vyNfzenf a ma vypomoc pfi
domaci spraci v dome ma Sha-
ker Heights. Musi sc domluvit
anglicky. Zavolejte tel, Fair
mount1l27. 81 4-25
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"a PRfcINOU odjezdu mi

"a PRfcINOU odjezdu mi
sta must byt prodan moderni
novy jednorodinny dunn o 6 po
kojich, koupelna, garaz, dlaz-
dena uliee, y naIsza Sc blize
blize .GaHieldF psrkua aakary.
Tento 'niajetek byl odhadnut
ma $500 a da Sc pfi rychlem
prodeji "a $500. Tez naby-
tex Sc proda lacino. The Atlas
Finance Co., 5454 Broadway.
Ptejte Sc ma Rob. Kohout. y
f 4-25
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PRODA Sc dunn o 6 pokojich
jednorodinny. vse moder1fs
zarizeno. Lot 35 pri 145 str,
garaz, ulice .dlazdena a "a
placena. Cena $500. Agent
Sc vylucuji. Haste Sc v c. 1901
vych. 131. ul. q Kinsman rd.
4-25
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PEKARI Poor! Muslin pro-

PEkARI POZOR! Musim pro-
dat svoji moderne zarizenou
pekarnu, vsechny stroje a no
Wy truck. Tydni trzba $3.50.
Kdo chces koupit, prijd' a pfc
svedc Sc osobne. 'Cena $500.
Pricina prodeje nemoc a nut
ny odiezd ma farmu. Haste sc
v {. 3440 vych. 54. ul. " zadu.
4-25
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PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc neb vymeni p6kny
obchodni majetek ma dlazde-
ne ceste zivem m6stecku ne
daleko Clevelandu. Dole jest
velky stor, nahore 8 pokoju a
koupelna, velky sklep, voda,
kanal v dome. TatO budova Sc
hodi pro ruzny obchod, neb
ie ma rohu dvou hlavnich sill
mic. Proda Sc "a polovic pravi-
delne ceny. Budova je move
dekorovana, vse je v lplnem
poradku a je pripravena k ma
stehovani. Haste sc v {. 1886
Gable Ave. Tel. Broadway
1927 M. 4-26
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Leyland

"Kde bydlis, chlapecku, a
jak Sc jmenujes?"
"Ja nevim, pani - my jsme
Sc vcera pristehovali - a ma
minka sc dnes rano znova pro-
vdala I's -
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PRIME Sc zednik. ma praci k
rozsireni sklepa. Haste Sc v
{. 1434 yych. 93. ul. 4-26
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"a PkfcINOU odjezdu do
Czech proda Sc Victrola re-
kordy "a $50, karpet "a SIS,
stul do jidelny 4 zidle "a $12
4kusovy set do parloru "a SIS
a jiny domaci nabytek. Dovoz
zdarma. Vemte Madison karu
Lakewood do {. 2031 Rich
land Ave. 4-26
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NAM nov4 ppstavehe donhy o
6 neb Z pokojich ma zapadni
strane v dobrem okoli. Prjd'-
te neb zavolejte Mr.. S. Stefa.
mix, 3240 zap. 54. ul. Tel. Hem
lock 1919. 4-29
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PRODAJf Sc kachnf vejee q
mIade kachny. Haste Sc v {.
12419 Farringdon ave. v Cor
lett. 4-25
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PRODA Sc 4 roxy starry dunn
V Corlett 0 A pokojich S koupel
nou, sklep, plda, je tam jeste
jeden lot. Cena $4,000, domek
sam sobe ma cenu $4,000.
Haste Sc u Smolik Bros, 8311
Quincy ave. Tel. Cedar 1888.
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,SVe lWeHl. OnaZll Sc, any Sc
+zalfbil.
Hrabenka tim, ze uvedla ro-
dinu svou do domu muze svo-
bodneho, jednala vlastne pro-
ii svym zasadam. Tento stary
mladenec ,ysak byl daleko ST.
yokc nejbohatsi muz, jeho po-
cestnost byla vseobecne znama
a krone toho hrabence licho-
tilo, ze byla pozvana sama,
aby jaksi zastavala kmotrov-
sky drad pri novem zafizeni
domu. Ackoliv byla jiz podob-
nym poctam zvykla, piece by
la, ',vzdy takovym vyznanfena,
MIN poteSena.
S nejvetsi graciosnosti, v niz
zracilo Sc vsak take trochu O.
stychavosti,, zavesila Sc pc bo-
ku hostitele, jenz v cernem
fraku "a s ,odkrytou hlavou wy
Sci ji vstflc. al ke schoddm.
".Vitate mne ,jak arcibisku-
pa, mily knizey.' prayila, vstou
pivsi do predsine ozdobene mo
rem kvetin.
"Vase navsteva' nemensi pu-
sobI mi poctu," odvetil knize
galantne, ohledaje sc kradmo,
zdalf prijela tez Vasilisa.
: Eyl spokojen; ODE sestfeni-
ce povzdali "a hrabenkou
vstoupily do velkeho salu, kde
ukyty orchestr zacal hrati pc
kny Straussuv valcik.
"Tvuj oblibeny valcikw Ia
septala Zenaida sve sestrence,
80, ten zlomyslnik!"
Pred obedem podany byly
nejprve obcerstvujici napoje ;
pax provazel knize celou spo-
lecnost po svych nadherne "a
fizenych novych mistnostech.
Hoste byli v pravde prekva-
penis Hrabenka, stale v ruce
majic kukatko, dala vysvetlo-
tlovati sobe rodokmen clenu,
jichz podobizny prohlizela,
mezi cimz deti prodlevaly u
drahocenneho nabytku, skvost-
nych a vzacnych pfedmetu a
starozitnostl.
Fax vedl je knize do prvni-
no poschodi; tam ,rovnez vse
Cd nejvetslho salu do nejmen-
siho pohostinskeho pokoje by
10 prohlednuto. Konecne vyn-
dal knize kapsy klicek a 5
jakOusi rozpacitosti otevfel je.
dny dvefe, ma jichz prahu zu-
stal vsak stati.
"Racte laskave prominouti
me danny, jest to pokoj, kterJ
teprve budu obyvati; muzete
tudiz vejiti."
Projev Obdivu splynul pres
vsecky rty.
Pokoj byl vsecek re svetle-
'modrehO aksamitu, zaclony
pax mely trepeni velkycf
peril; stribrna postel ozdObe.
ma byla modrym hedvabim a
pred nj rozprostren ma podla,
re koberec q bile jehneci vlny
Ostatni pfedmety byly re stri-
bra re sevressskeho porce'
lanu. sii
"Ale knize, tot v pravde pc
setilost!' zvolala hrabenka, nc
mohouc obdivu dele zatajiti
"Tot' pokoj Primo pro .neja
kou blondynku tou Wy piece
nejste!" dodala v smichu.
PohIed knizete padl ma Va
silisu, ktera pro skvostny ten
to rance byla jakoby stvofena
Hrabenka sc zaskaredila a Wy
sla z 'pOk0je.
"Tot' vskutku obdiyuhodne
knize; prijmete moji poklonu,'
pravila meme pratelskym to
mem, - "avsak - vskutku tt
posetilost!" =
.gbohy hrabe, jal Sc omlou
vagi a sice }zpusobem, jaky I
Zenaidy vzbudil ssnnfch,F nacei
X =
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PRODA Sc mlekarsky obchod,
pTi kterem je cisteho uzitku
pres $500 mesicne. Je pri mem
dunn 0 6 pokojich, vse zafize-
no, diva trucky a jin6. Vezme
Sc mensi splatka aneb dunn je-
dno neb dvourodinny. Musi
byt prodan nasledkem odjez-
du do Evropy. Haste Sc v (.
3240 w. 54. st. Zavolejte Mr..
S. Stefanik, Hemlock 1919. !
10 r~- 4-29
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lvycvicil, hraIa po cas- obedu
pianissimo oblibene valciky
IVasilisy.
Hrabenka nebyla jiz v po-
chybnostech a pozornost jeff
byla upjata ma mladou divku.
Tato netusila vsak niceho;
nevinnost jeff nedala prohled-
nouti il situaci. Povazovala
dvornost knizete "a neznou po
zornost, ktera nepffmo platila
Ijeji tetince.
Pc dvou hodinach pocala Sc
spolecnost jaksi nuditi, aliz by
kdo vedel proc. Hrabenka pod
zaminkou osmihodinne cesty k
domovu porucila prichystati
viz. 4ySx%
! Ubohy prime Charmant byl
velmi mrzut, ze nenaskytla Sc
mu prilezitost, ably divce sveho
srdce mohl fici jedine sl6vko
d6vernosti. Kdyz pax cele spo-
lecnosti podal po kytici wac
nych kvetin re svych sklenni-
XII, priblizil Sc nesmele k Va
silise a otazal Sc:
"Mate rada modrou barvu,
slecno?" Phi tom il podaval
Kytici bilych rIzi.
"Jest to ma zamilovana bar
lva," odvetila nevihne.
O t6chto slovech snil knize
celou noe a po vsechny nasle-
dujicf dny. ri
Hrabenka snila tez - ale z
pficiny zcela jine.
VII.
Jak lknize cesto4 zajel k
hrabsnce.
Hrabence ovsem nepriSlo ami
ma mysl, aby dceru svoji pro-
vdala "a Surova; ma provdani
jeji vubec posud ami nepomy-
slela. Kdyby vsak Vasilisa me-
la Sc stati choti tohoto "ubo-
heho chudaka" - jak hraben-
ka jej nazyvala - pax stala
by Sc nejbohatsi nejvznese-
'nejsi slechticnou daleko siro-
ko. Vzdyt' ami Zenaida memo
hla by Sc provdati lepe - a
kdyby vyskytl Sc muz tax va
zeneho jmena a tax ohromne-
no bohatstvl, mohl prijiti leda
IL kraje mnohem vzdalenejsi-
no. Dunn knlzete vynikal svoji
nadherou daleko mad panstvi
Kumjasinu,
i Coz - nemohlo stesti toto,
ktere nahoda chudemu sirotku
uchystala, byti pfipsano pro-
zfetelnosti Bozi? Pres chybu
ituto byla vSak vira hrabenky
Ihlubokych zakladu a byla sku
Itecne poboznou; pro vse ma
svete nechtela dopustiti Sc ne
echo zleho. Nejhorsi vsak by
Ilo, re dotcene zlo nemohla W.
,,patrati. ",
I ze nemela zadneho prava,
,aby We jmenu sve netere zale-
Izitost tuto uvedla V nivec, bylo
III zfejmo; q kdyby naproti to-
mu Ease nj 0 tom mluvila
kdo vi, zda nejakym vlivem
.;by to ma Vasilisu nepusobilo /?
.,Bylat' Vasilisa zvykla vykla-
1 dati 81 kazde slovo tetino "a
irozkaz. Jak by tudiz j nyni
! neposlechla? @
! Hrabenka probdela celou
moe DO diva dni nesmel nj.
kdo K nj. Divky Sc O to pra.
mic nestaraly. Tyto zachvaty
-!migreny, jak fika Sc vseobec.
ne, a iimz Zenaida fikala
"spatny rozmar", nebyly zad.
'nou vzacnosti. Tentokrate tr.
valy jen do predvecera dne
kdy. odjeti Sc melo do Petrohra
du. @,}M4
Tehoz dine " utery - po.
} Gala Sc -Jiz hrabenka domniva.
ii, re obavy jeji byly pouhou
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veho. PAX zasedla 81 k teleci-
mu rfzku a pochutnavala 81 ma
n6m.
Den klidne uplynul. Avsak
vecerem, kdy po obede divky
bavily Sc hrou ma piano, "a
znel zvonek; sanky zastavily
u vrat, spravce zamecky pax
otevrel v salonu dvere a ohla-
soval:
"Knize Surov!'
| Knize byl velmi bledy; vstou
piv, uklonil Sc pred devcaty,
jez povstaly.
"Pani hrabenka pritomna 2"
tazal Sc Zenaidy.
"Mama jest v salone," cd
v6tila tato, pozorujic starostli-
w vyraz v jeho tvari.
Knize pozdravil divky a pro
vazen sluhou vstoupil do sa-
lonu, jehoz dvere pax byly "a
vfeny. Divky hraly dale, ale
'jiz ne tax slime. Asi po deSfti
minutach vstoupila hrabenka,
bleda a jiskrnych zrakd.
"Vasiliso," pravila, "jdi ba-
wit chvii knizete Surova; rnu-
sim dati nejake rozkazy."
Vasilisa odebrala sc do salu.
Knize povstal; byl rozcilen.
"Hrabenka dala mi svoleni,
bych vami .promluvil neko-
lik slov," pravil hlasem stisne-
nym. :
"Tetinka mne sem poslala,
abych byla u vas, nez udeli pa
tricne rozkazy," odvetila ma
iivne.
Knize nebyl mocen slova,
aby umysl svaj mohl vyjadri-
I'll. Jakasi bazen, ze cini sc
smesnym, a upominka ma dri-
vejsi melody kolovaly mu hla-
YOU, TAX re zustal zamyslen.
Vasilisa, pozorujic jeho ne
obycejne rozcileni, pohledela
ma neho tazave.
"Vy Ultra odjedete, slecno?"
pravil konecne.
"Ano, pane"
"Neni vam tento odjezd do
Petrohradu nemilym?"
Vasilisa otalela ma chvili s
odpovedi; nepochopila vyzna-
mu teto otazky.
me" pravila, "jsem rada
vsude, kde jest Zina.''
"A mezi - prately - ktefi
re sousedstvi dun tento ma
vstevuji, nebudete nikoho -
pohreSovati?"
Divka tazave pohledla ma ne
no; knize sklopil zrak.
me, knize," pravila zvolna,
mystic, re odpovida Ma lhostej-
nou zcela otazku. "Nemam
zde zadne pritelkyne v mem
veku a sestrenka mi staci."
"Tedy jij miluiete?"
mad cely svetw della jare.
"A nemohla byste il snad
ami opustiti?"
"Zemfela bych zarmutkem!'
odvetila v presvedceni.
Nest'astny knize chvili sc
ma nj zadival.
"Bud'te Bohem! pravi]
pax tise.
"Jak, uz chcete odejiti?"
"Ano hrabenka jest "a
mestnana p1jdup'
'To take stalo "a to jeti
osm hodin sem a Ease zpet,"
pomyslila 81 Lisa. "Skoda, re
nechcete cekati ma cal, bude
okamzite hotov," dodala pax,
"Nikofi, dekuji. Wy zajist6
budete PetrOhrade st'astna?'
{. pravil dojemnym hlasem.
!. "Aspon tax doufam, pane!'
"Tim lepe!"
Knize prohodil slova ia S
patrnym namahanim a s kr-
vacejlcim srdcem.
II
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PRODA Sc, set do parloru, set
do ,jfdelny, set do loznice, Sin
ger sici stroj, karnna ma uhli
a plyn, vse velmi. LEVINE, bude-
Ii to brzo prodano. Haste SO
v <. 1878 Clark Ave. ~ !?
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PkIJMOU' Sc delnici, klempi-
Ii ma .plecharskou praci. Has
te Sc v {. 1850 Broadway. 4-5
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z jistych pfi6in muslin wy
prodat mdj krisny nabytek
ze 6tyf pokojd, gramofon,
karpety a elekrickou lam
pu, vse velnli LEVINE. Haste
Sc v {. 1875 vych. ia. ul. z
Union. :?
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.FARMA 0 Sc aRrech, 20 inii
cd So. Cleveland, 1 mill Cd dl&
zdene cesty, pekny dunn Q 8
pokojich, barn a jine hospo-
darskafske budovy. ZahradaSa a
pekna poloha. Blizsf sdeli ma
jitel w. N. Carter, Both P. @.
Ohio. 44S5
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DOBRY PRfJEM majetku
ma zapadni strane pri vymene
"a grocerni a feznicky obchod.
Haste Sc v {. 3240 zap. 81.
ul. Zavolejte Mr.. Stefanik,
HemlOck 1919. 4-29
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1ronie osudu.

Jeden q celnych kandidath
|nejradikaln6jsi nemecko4nac.
strany k volbam do nemeckeho
rfsskeho sn6mu imenuje Sc
Brzezina.
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy a
grocerni obchod prodejem
doutnikG, kde Sc trzf hotove
pres $400 tydne. Cena Sc "a
sobami a zafizenim $1,000.
Pekny byt o trech svetnicich.
najem bytu $18 mesicne.
Haste Sc mezi 5. a Z. hod.
vecer v {. CLOG Quincy ave.
zsss ~ A-3O
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny dun
til roxy starry, 6 pokoji, kou-
pelna, garaz, pekny lot. zada
Sc hotov6 $500. Haste Sc v.
{. s3a9, vych.s 145G ul. y Kins-
man Rd. n . 4; 4-28
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PRODAM PEKNY velky jed
rodinny dun o 8 pokojich, e.
lektfina, koupelna, sklep, pit
da. vytapeni horkou vodou, -
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PAPfROVANf, ciste, dobfe,
"a cenu primerenou provadi
B. Sedlecky, 3643 vych. 1873.
ul. 81
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1924-11-21
Trust Companies.

Trust Company resources in Maryland
for the year ending June 80. 1924, were
$228I78.970. an increase of $24,007,-
099 over 1928. according to Trust Com
panies of the United States" just pub
lished by the United States Mortgage and
Trust Company of New York. The Middle
Atlantic trust companies reported assets
of $7,534, 100000.
The totals for the country were SIG, 025,-
$4,000, a gain of $l,584,042, 900, or
nearly II per cent over 1923. and deposits
increased from $ll.828. 983,OOO to $751;
289,l48.0 900. or more than IL per cent.
In commenting on the figures for the
year. John w. Platten. president of the
United States Mortgage and Trust Com
pany, says:
1T is significant that trust company re-
sources in the United States have more
than doubled in eight years and have
practically trebled in twelve years. These
tremendous increases. together with the
rapidly mounting volume of corporate and
personal trust business. give evidence Of
the deep rooted and commanding position
Of trust companies, and furnish the best
evidence of their ever growing usefulness
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1924-11-21
CHRISTMAS S WEEKS OFF.

Come in the Shop and we'll give you a
lift in choosing and picking your Christ
mas gifts.
Just few of the splendid things for
Christmas the Millinery and Notion Shop
at Rockville, Md, has to show you in quiet,
refined surroundings, where you may take
your time to look and choose your gifts
for young and old
Art goods. stamped and madeup spe-
cials in Oak Brook lore, toilet articles to
suit all tastes. lovely compacts and vani-
ties, novelties for card tables. handker-
chiefs. stationery, purses, pearls, lockets,
rings. pins. clocks. watches. watch fobs,
chains and clasps. silverware. fiat silver,
cut glass. books book-ends, candles and
sticks. console sets in silver. poly-chrome
and glass. pyralin goods, baby sets, chill
dren's novelties, umbrellas: last, but not
least. our exclusive line of Christmas cards,
folders. stickers. ribbons and boxes.
You may order your engraved Christmas
name cards here at reasonable rates with
prompt delivery until December 18th.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1924-11-21
Captain Blood

At the Seco Theatre, Rockville. Friday and
Saturday. November 21st and 22nd, by
Rafael Sabatini. directed by David Smith,
with Captain Blood, ]. Warren Kerrigan,
Arabella Bishop, Jean Paige. Mary Trail,
Charlotte Merriam. Jeremy Pitt and James
Morrison.
The story: Peter Blood, young Irish
physician. is condemned as slave to the
Barbados by cruel KING James. During
an attack on the West Indies colony by
the Spaniards. who sack the town, Blood
and his fellow rebels-convict capture the
enemy's galleon and sail for Tortuga. rem
devious Of the pirates. Blood leaves be-
hind the girl he loves. Arabella, niece of
the governor. The rebels-convict organize,
and Blood becomes the leader of the buc-
cancers. His name is terror to all who
sail the West Indies seas. Captain Blood
joins the French Flag and is tricked by
the avariciUus admiral of the feet. His
prosecutor, King James, no LONGER on the
throne, Blood enlists under the English flag.
He pursues the French traitor and in a
terrific sea fight saves Port Royal for Eng
land and rescues Arabella from the be-
siegers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1924-11-21
The Fortune or The Pheasant

The majority of birds have to work hard
for their living. and when the weather is
frosty in the winter time they have diff
cult task to carry on. many succumbing to
hunger. There is. however. one bird which
never need worry, and that is the lordly
pheasant. All other game birds have to
shift for themselves, but all through the
year there is plenty of food for the pleas
ant. In the early spring the cocks fight
furiously for possession Of the hens. and
in their harems there will be eight or ten.
In the countries from which the pheasant
originally came the cock bird was content
with one wife, but now he is not happy un-
less he has large following This has been
brought about by the spOrtsmen's habit Of
shooting down the cocks and leaving the
hens. On estates where pheasants are
reared by the thousand there would not
be enough cocks for each hen to have a
separate mate.
When the hen pheasants lead their
young from the nests there is always
pieuty VI lOOu put Jul ny TIC BdiuChCCpcf
and there Is no need for them to worry
about their meals. for from now EDWARDS
to the time when they fall to the sports
mans gun there will be an unlimited sup
ply at hand.
The cornfields on the farms around
estates where pheasants are reared will
prove attractive spots for the young. but
the more cunning old cocks are seldom
seen when the corn ia rinenind for at this
time they are losing their fine coats. Moth
ing seems to depress cock pheasant more
than to see his bright feathers dropping
out. have come across them Sinking
through the underground as though they
were thoroughly ashamed Of themselves.
but it is not long before the new feathers
appear. and then they are even more
gorgeous than before moulting. and their
pride rises to corresponding degree
The pheasant's life is short one. but
it would be difficult to find a bird which
has better time.
BY Oliver G. Pike.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1924-11-21
The Authority On which All Bond
Brokers Rely. Why Speculate

In thirty-two years of Wall Street expe-
rience have never personally known any
man who attained wealth through pure
speculation. sooner or later some colossal
loss occurs to wipe out all previous gains.
JOHN MOODY.
Many people who sincerely believe that
they are investing their money. in safe
securities are actually throwing it way
in the worst type of speculation. The
officers of this bank will be glad to discuss
your investment problems with you. and
have further provided for your use
Moody's Rating Book Service,
which will furnish you with full informa-
ton about every bond you now have or
are about to buy. and reliable investment
ratings on all classes Of bonds and stocks,
You are invited to take advantage Of
this service.
The MONTGOMERY COUNTY NATIONAL BANK,
ROCKVILLE. MD.