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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-16

take a step. l took seven bottles of Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound and used Lydia E. Pinkham's Sanative Wash, and found that so healing. I am not entirely well yet for l was in bad shape when I started your medicine, but am so much bet ter that I am not afraid to recom- mend it, and 1 think if I keep on talk ing it, it will cure me. have done my work all alone this summer, car ing for four children, and canned 300 quarts of fruit and made 500 glasses of jelly, so you see must be better. l feel pretty good all the time and I am glad to tell others about the medicine. Mrs. c. J. WENNER- MARK, Box Al, Norwalk, Iowa.
 Women can depend upon Lydia E, Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-16
City Clerk. Age-Herald Aug. 16, 1924.
IMPROVEMENT ORDINANCE NO.
 30O-D

3D0-D
 An ordinance to provide for certain improvements on 14th Place, southwest, from the south line of the right of way of the Alabama Great Southern Railroad company, to the south line of Cleburn avenue, and on Alemeda avenue, from the west property line of 14th Place, southwest, to the east property line of 10th street, southwest, and on Cleburn avenue. from the west property line of 14th Place. southwest, to the west property line of 18th street, southwest.
 BE ORDAINED, by the commission of the city of Birmingham, as fol- lows:
 Sec 1. That 14th Place. southwest, from the south line of the right of way of the Alabama Great Southern Railroad company, to the south line Cleburn avenue, and Cleburn avenue, from the west property line of 14th Place. southwest, to the west property line of 10th street, southwest, and Alemeda avenue. from the west prop erty line of 14th Place, southwest. to the east property line of 18th street, southwest, shall be graded
 That the east and west edges of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-16

marhch toward color, and still more color.
 What should hosiery match? The color of ones suit? No, it should har- monize with the color of ones shirt or scarf. For instance, wearing gray socks with an Oxford-gray suit does not afford sufficient contrast. It is dull, null and nondescript.4
 You are well advised to bear in mind the principle stated and restated here-that contrast, not harmony, is the life of clothes. Shades of the same color produce colsrlessness. Colors that offset one another, such as blue and gray or green and brown, lend spirit and spice to the theme of dress. Follow this simple rule and you will not go amiss.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-16
of street Improvements.

of street improvements.
 Section 4. That the estimated cost of said improvements is $32, ,S69J co, and that the Commission of the City Of Birmingham will meet on the 2nd day of September, 1924, in the Coun- cil Chamber of the City Hall of Bir- mingham, at ten o'clock, a. m., to hear any objections, remonstrances or pro tests that may be made against said
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-16

you now m uch good your medi- cine has done me.
 When l started to
 take it I was ale
 most bed fast and
 would have been in bed all the
 time if l had had
 any one to care for my children. |Therewassomueh swelling and pain that Icould hardly
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-16
OLIVER RESIGNS
 FROM PRESIDENCY
Hunters And Fishermen Elect New Executive Monday Night

". G. Pat Oliver has resigned from the, presidency of the Alabama Hunters and Fishermen's association because of i'll health. Announcement is made that the board of governors of the organiza- tion will meet. next Monday night to select his successor,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-16
ORDINANCE No. s24.C

BE IT ORDAINED, by the Commis- sion of the City of Birmingham, that Improvement Ordinance No. SOD and Grade Ordinance No. 394-C, be, and the same are hereby rescinded and re- pealed.
 Approved August 12. 1924.
 D. E. McLENDON,
 President of the Commission. A true copya L. E. GRAY,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-16

Preston s. Dew-Preston S. Dew. 67. died Friday afternoon at the residence, 134 Sixty-third street. south He is sur vived by his wife, four sons and one daughter. The body will be sent to Lotta. S. C., Saturday morning by Vice for burial.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-16

Improvements, the manner of making the same or the character of material to be used.
 Approved August 15, 1924.
 D. E. McLENDON,
 President of the Commission. A true copy. ~ L. E.sGRAY. s City Clerk. sf Age-Hcrald, August 16 and g, 1924
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-16
OLD SACRED HARP SINGING

ULD SACREU HARP SINGING
 Notice has been given by Chairman o. L. Hanks that the public is invited to attend an old Sacred Harp singing at the First Baptist church of Tarrant City Sunday afternoon from 1 80 to 4 o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES

wilber N. Larimer, 9, and Amanda Kelso, IS.
 Virgil L. Smith, 21, and Sadie Grace Shannon, 20. s
 Marion Houston Jones, 23, and Flu nice Inez Bice, IS.
 J. c. Edwards, B, and Pearl Beat rice Whetstone, 21.
 F. L. Grinstead, 20, and Viva Me Bert Martin, 24.. and Maebelle Gravette, IS.
 William Edward Atchison, 24, and Eva Mary Malain, 21.
 Henry Jones, g, and Tommie Tibbs, 19.
 John E. Evans, 22. and Estelle. Marie Johnson, q.
 Frederick Sale, 24, and Mrs. Mildred Cornelia Sale, 21.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-16
How THIs WOMAN
 Cor STRENGTH
Put Up 300 Quarts Fruit, 500 Glasses Jelly and Took
 Care of Four Children

Norwalk, Ia.-.T have been mean ing for some time to write and tell
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-16

Patriotic Demonstration of Defense Day." and Capt. Frank M. Dixon, who took for his subject, "The Legion's Work and Its Purpose"
 Several musical numbers were in- cluded on the program, which was in charge of Leon Bradley.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-16

Mrs. Mary Constant Davis-FuneraI serv- ices for Mrs. Mary Constant Davis, 62. Fossile' Mines. who died Friday aft ernoon; will De nsld at the residence will take place at Elmwood. with Johns in charge.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-16
Not A Campaign

The Birmingham Electric Company look upon its effort toward the Public Relations Instead it looks this work every day joban important phase it's effort give good service and please the Public
 Behind the that meetings held by the Public Relations Committee of the Company and other there continues be effort Companys dealings with the Public The correct these explain the of the Company and practices which first appear Public
 The Company has made public possible desire In making request wishes make clear that criticism sincerely wanted if deserved.
 The officials of the Company have with those having helpful suggestions and will all pleased to take the necessary time for this purpose
 Birmingham Electric Company
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DEATHS

Ethel HOdgkma-EtneI Hodgkins, in- Hodsktns. died Friday morning at a
 local infirmary The body will be sent by Lige Loy for burial at Starretts,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-16
The First National Bank
 Of Birmingham, Ala.

Statement June 3Oth, 1924 RESOURCES
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-16
IMPROVEMENT ORDINANCE
 NO. 4O1.D.

Age-Herald, August IS and 2S. 1924.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-24

lott mar hosszu idee kizd azok ellen palcat tor azok
feett, akk AIT elvet vajak, hogy Amerikanak min
den kivete nekiil lie ke zalni soromp6it az degenek
elott Davis genis AIT aita, hogy Amerkanak szikse
Sc van jo bevandoll6kra.
Nagyon sok alkaomnal megjelent Davis bevandor-
lasellenes partok szervezeek egyesetek el0t be-
szelt azokrol Macy gazsagokro, hogy Amerkanak
mert van sziksege bevandorlokra. Bebizonyotta be.
szedeiben hogy Amelika kuraja erkolcse, nveszete,
hatalmas para es kereskedelme my sokat k0szonhet
Observation-Disclosures Bebizonytotta beszedeben hogy
akotmanynak bevandorlottak nily eros tanaszai vol
tax minden akalommal
Tel1neszeesen Davis sem hive mnden korlatozas
nelku bevandorlasnak szerinte mindenk, ak egyeneg
akanas ARA, hogy amerika szellembe beleelje
magt mndenl aki erSolcs, eg6szseg kulturaIis
pontbol kepteen ARA, hogy k0zreniikodjon Amerika
fejodeseben - kizarando Amerkaba valo bejutas le
hetosegebo
Davis mindg harcolt azok ellen akik bevandorlas
kerdeset fail vagy vaasi alapon akartak megodani es
ragaszkodott alloz, hogy bevandorlas probak0ve
legyen hogy a bevindorlo szemelye alkamas-e ARA
hogy az amerkai eetbe beeelve magat maid k6sobb o
polgarlva vajon fogadott hazajanak.
Davis mindig partial fogta azoSnak, akk azert jon
mex ide, hogy maguak jobb sosot bztositva, minden
tekinteben eros tamaszai legyenek uj hazanak es
max nndig es minden korlm6nyek k0zott javat szol
galjak. Davis eppen exert megerdemli mnden idegen
xzleesii minen o anerika halaat koszonetet es BIZ
zanat mivel bevapdollas torvenyavasatai az gazsag
lartatlansag hazafassag alapjain va1nak felepitve
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-24
SEGITsUNK A VAKOKON.
segelykeres az 6hazabol.

Szomoru levelet hozott a p6sta
az ohazabol Observation-Disclosures
Egy aldasos intezmeny, a vakok
intezete, kiizkodik lehetetlen
nyomorusaggal s ha mi mem segi-
think rata, elmerul a dragasag
oriiletes hullamai menthetetleniil
0sszecsapmak feje f0lott.
A vilag legszerencsetlenebb
embereir0l, a vakokrol van $40, II
kiknck nem adatott meg az, hogy
lassanak. Mines az mesteri toll,
amely meltan tudna visszaadni az
Q Macy nyomorusagukat, mines a
vllagon az a kincs, amivel igazan
segiteni tudnank rajtuk. De hogy
valamennyire is enyhitsjk AIT a
rettenetes csapast, hogy Ok mem
latnak, k0telessegiink, hogy segit-
sunk faJllEk.
Alank 070ljiik, a Budapestrol
hozzank erkezett segelyt ker6 le-
velet:
JOSZIvt TESTvERE1NK!
A szerencsetlenek legszerencs6tle-
nebbjei, az 0r0k0s sotetsegre karho-
zottak Takok = Srdekeben fordu-
hunk On0kh6z. Borzaszt6 az 8 sorsuk,
hisz sohasem lathatjak szeretteik ar
cat, mem gy0nyork0dhetnek tcrmeszet
szepsegeiben es masok segitsege nelkiil
meg egy lepest sem tudnak tenni. Csak
ha intezetbe keriilnek, valtozik meg
helyzetuk. lit az oktatas altal szellemi
vilagossagot nyernek es onall6, munkas
emberekke valnak.
Ilyen intezet a mienk is, melyet egy
Wechselmann nevii nemeslelkii hazas-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-24
A KIVANDORLAS SZABALYO
ZASA EUROPEAN.

A legt0bb orszag bevandorlasi
kvotaja betelt mar es ebbol sokan,
akik meg csak aZ,ltan akarJak XII
hGzdtni hozzatartozoikat Ma
gyarorszagb0l, AIT kepzelik, hogy
raernek megvenni d. ha.DJegyet
akkor, amikor ismet megindul az
amerikai bevandorlas. A regi, hi
res North German Lloyd hajostar-
sasag, amely MAGYAR klvandor
l0k tizezreit h0zta Amerikaba.
most joggal figyelmezteti az erde-
kelteket, hog yezzel a keslekedes.
sci a hozzatartoz0ik erdekeit We
szelyeztetik. A helyzet ugyanis az
a legtobb europai orszagban, hogy
sokkal t0bb kivandorlo Jelentke-
xix, mint amennyi a llvotaba belle
fer. ennelfogva elentkez0k sza-
mot kapnak es sorrendben kapjak
meg az utlevelilket es az amerika al
vizumot. Az a kervenyezo, aki a
| ha j6jegyet felmutam mem tudja,
mem kaphat utlevelet, s3t szamot
sem kaphat a jelentkezok sorrend-
jeben. Ninel kesobb kap tehat va
laki hajojegyet, ANIMAL kevesbbe
val6szinu, hogy Amerikaba joher.
Amikor "a bevandorlas megindul
ismet, mar elkesett "a hajojegy
kiildese.
A North German Lloyd figycl-
meztetese valoban megszivlelend6.
Aki ennek tarsasagnak hajo-
jara vesz jegyet otthoni hozzatar-
toz0f reszere, biztos lehet abban,
hogy kivandorlo rokon minden
utbaigazitast es' segitseget meg
kap odaat es ugyanakkor jo ha-
jon, sep es tagas kabinban erke-
xix Amerikaba "a legnagyobb biz
tonsagban. A tarsasag haj6in XII
tiin6 konyha is van, amelyet mar
evtizedek ota el3nyben rsszesite
mex a magyarok minden mas
konyha felett.s
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-24

$1,000 brutt6 jovedelme volt es
minden hazaspar (egviittel6), >
kiRnek $1,000 tiszta vagy $4,000
brutt6 j0vedelmiik volt az elmult
eNben, a mostani napokt6l szamit-
va 1924. marcus Is ejfelig, kote-
lcsek ,ad6bevallasi ivet benyujfa-
nj Azoknak, akik megel3z0leg
mar fizettek j0vedelmi ad6t &s 4
kiknek nevei ennelfogva az ugy-
uevezett Bureau Of Internal Re-
venue, vagyis az ad6hivatal k0ny-
veiben sxerepel, p6sta ntjan kIl-
dix meg a hivatalos ad6fizetesi
iveket, miel5tt az ado esedekes
volna, azonban azok, akik axeldtt
meg mem fizettek adot, magu11
tartosnak a sziikseges ad6bevalla-
ST iveket beszerezni.
A Jovedelml ado olyan ADO,
mely al6l mem konnyii dolog XII
bujni, minthogy hat6sagoknaA
szamos m6djuk van ARA, hogy ~
Egyesiilt Allamok valamely lako-
sanak jovedelmet megallapitsak
Icy minden egyennek t0rvenves
k0telessege beje1enteni azoknak a
szemefyeknek neveit es cimeit, a.
.kikne'k az ev folyaman $100OLt
vagy t0bbet fizettek. Ez AIT je-
lenti, hogy a munkaltatoknak je-
lentest keil tenni Bureau of In
ternal Revenue-nek, mindazon
$1000-t vagy tobbet kitevo ossze
kerol, melyeiket berek fejeben XII
fizettek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-24
DAVIS A BEvANDORL0K BARATJA

AZ Egycsiilt Allamok bevandorlasi kerdesenek meg
cldasa k0rH k6t komoly eros part csoportosul Az
egyik part teljes eszigeteseget hirdet mask part
melyben sok azaas es hi ljolgar foglal heye ezek
k0zl mem egy degen sza1nazasu illetve szietes, ait
az alaspontot fogalia ell hogy Amerka, szabadsag,
cgyeil6s6g 6s testveris6g hazaja mndenk elott nyt
va kel, hogy legyen
Terlneszetes, hogy komoyan gondolkodo ember
egyk allaspontot tehe maga6ya kcres egy olyan
egoldast melynek aapjan ugy az Egyesillt Allanok,
mint az ide yagyo f6diek erdekeit szem e6t tartva
i beyandoIlas kerd6se legszerencsesebb megoldast
nyern6.
James j. Davis nunkaigyi MINISTER egyike azoknak,
akik mega1altak problema megodasanak arany kozep
ltidt Davis ak maga is degen szal1nazasu bevandor-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-24
A J0vEDELM. ADO.

Az Egyesiilt .Allamokban min
denki, akar polgar, akar mem, ha
jovedelme egy bizonyos osszeget
-kitesz,. jDvedelmi adot tartozik II
zetni es ninth ogys JAZZ dofjzetesnes
az ideje rohalmosin kozeIedik, az
alabbiakban foglalt felvnagosita-
sok hasznara lehetnek foleg azok-
max, akik nemregiben jottek az
Egyesiilt Allamokba. Minden
egyediil allo szemely, akinek az
elmult evben $1,000 tiszta, vagy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-24
DAVIS THE FRIEND
OF THE FOREIGNER

Two earnest factions have developed in the United
States in the agitation for the solution of the immigration
problem It seems clear consideration of the repeated
action of Congress imposing limitations on the number
of aliens to be admitted to the United States that the
general sentiment opposed to any system of unrestric
ed immigration On the other hand, there through
out the country many patriotic citizens of them of
foreign birth or extraction, who believed that America
the land of opportunity should be open to ALL 1t is
obvious to the who thinks that neither OF the
factions be wholly right. There must be some basis
Of compromise which will prove best for America and
hest for the alien who seeks to come to America. s
Contrary to the belief of many among foreign born
citizens Secretary of Labor James j. Davis has been one
of those who has consistently and persiseny combat
cd the powerful interests which seek to put up alb
solute bar against all immigration Secretary Davis,
immigrant himself has taken the position that America
needs the good immigrant Time after time he has ap-
peared before those organizations which have commit
cd themselves the principle Of absolute prohibition of
immigration and has preached the gospel Of Americas
need of the alien He has pointed out the benefits which
this country has derived from the energy and genius OF
foreign born who have to these shores since the
foundation of the republic and has emphasized the
service rendered to the nation by the immigrant through
out our history. To meet the apparently overwhelming
arguments of the restrctionists Secretary Davis
has developed practical efficient plan for the control
of immigration. He proposes to bar from the United
States every alien WHO as an ndVdal is unape 10 take
his place in American life who is mentally morally or
physically unfit for association with the lifestream OF
American activity, who has nothing beneficial to
contribute to American civilization
Secretary Davis has fought from the beginning those
who would make race creed standard of admssibty
TO the United States and has insisted that the test shall
be whether the individual when he seeks to become part
of our daily life is able to make clear that he is quail
fled for the place he hopes to occupy Throughout this
agitation over the immigrant Secretary Davis has shown
himself the friend Of the Of foreign birth who comes
to this country with the earnest desire OF betterng him
self and of contributing something to the advancement
of his adopted country He is entitled to the thanks and
the support Of every American of foreign birth or OF
foreign extraction in his efforts to place immigration
laws upon basis of Justice fairness and patriotism.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-24
VILAGKRONIKA MAGYAR
DIADALOKROL.

| "A u
seq k0z0tt, mely a multi evben IS
erte S iild0zte a magyarsagot, J0l
esih olvasnunk azokat a sikere-
ket, amelyeket a multi evben g
magyarsag dicsosegere magyar
ifjak arattak a vilag minden re-
szen. Jol esik tudnunk, hogy a
magyar yer mindenJtt, minden-
ben es minden k0riilmenyek k0-
z0tt megallja a helyet, jol esik
tudnunk, hogy a mi .Eereink nen
maradnak .hatra egy tapodtat Sc
legels0 nemzetek fiai k0z0tt. S
az a dics0seg, amelyet a magyar
ifjak ez evben mindeniitt arattak,
osztatlanul egy az egesz szetda
rabolt magyarsagra nezve. Ime az
eredmenyek:
Marcus 14-en a magyar valo-
gatot labdarugo csapat Ziirichben
fenyes gt0zelmet arat svajci
valogatott csapat felett.
Aprilis es majus havanak folya-
man Mar6czy Geza magyar mester
eyoz a karlsbadi nemzetkozi sakk
versenyen, a leghiresebb eur6pai
sakkmesterek ellen.
KehrIine Bella maiusban a go-
teborgi nemzetkozi tennisverse-
nyen megnyerte az els6 dijat, meg
medic nov. a fo10tt mint a nvi-
tott palvan
J,,n;ns hawaiian p1da; Dalar-
ia ovSz Amsterdamban = nemzet.
kozi dalosversenven Ezen . verse
nven . r;l.onal, ma; a;dnam ossyes
nemyata; xenv;salva voltak ami
erm6szatasen 6rtekespbbe tettc
~ 6r;ac; d;ad.l+
Inn;, harshan .n a+lo+;,,o
-. ps,;.,aa r.
az:
meo do utana mind TART . maoyar
ifiak kovetkeztek. Csehorszag,
Snanvolorszao Olaszorshao An
Ola svs;c &c pelo;,m olStt
Juliusban a FTC yizipolo-csa-
pata pyoz egy korutian Svaic Is
Spanyolorszag ynipol6-csapata
ellen.
Al goteborgi nemzetkozi verse
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-24

gyar embernek jol esih ezeket a
dolgokat vegigolvasni, hisz ezzel
is megmutatjul, hogy ahol mem
talalkozunk ,gyiilolseggel, ahol
mem gatoljak eletiinket szabad
fejlodesiinket, oft kepesek va
gyunk magunkat Europa legelso
uemzetei k0ze felkuzdeni. Meg
pedig nemcsak Il sport teren, ha-
nem minden teren.,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-24
itott. Eddigele gond nelkiil Ell
artani n0vendekeinket. A nagy
ordulas azonban annyira meg

Z Endit lite, hogy az osszeomlas veszelye
fenyegeti. Nehogy az intezet kenytelen
legyen miikodeset besziintetni es part
fogoltjait szelnek ereszteni, 6ket a leg
nagyobb nyomorusagnak kitenni, azzal
a karessel fordulunk 0n6khoz, hogy
adakozzanak az intezet reszere es ez
altal tegyek lehet6ve, hogy tovabbra is
gondoskodhassunk a. termeszet mos
tohair6l es az emberiseg hasznos tag
JAVA kepezhessiik XII 3ket.
Aki nemes celra ad, meltan elmond-
hatja magar6l az Iras szavait: "Szeme
voltam a vaknak.''
Testveri iidv0zlettel,
Budapest, 1923 december o4-en,
A Wechselmann- vakOk intezete ne
veben,
Leszlau Gyula, eln0k.
Adler Simon, igazgat6.
Budapest, VII. Mexik6i-ut 60. sz.
,Nagyon keriink mindenkit, -
akiben meg egy kis erzo sziv van,
tehetsege szerint adakozzon ennek
az intezetnek a Ja vara, .szerkeszto-
segiink' keszsegesen atveszi az ado
manyokat $ AIT lapunkban nyil-
vanossan nyugtazza maid egy
cent levonasa nelkil eljutatja d
vakok intezetenek. ~
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-01-31
A Common Necessity

Sales of manufactured gas dur
ing 1923 by companies IN the I'm
tied States will reach nearly 375,-
O0O, 900 cubic feet, an increase of
20, 900, 900 cubic feet over 1922.
New gas customers are being
added in excess of 400. 900 q year.
while sales of gas appliances APP
proximate S45, 900, 900 annually.
One Of the principal factors in
increased use of gas is growing
demand along industrial lines
where it is now used in more
than 5000 separate and distinct
ways, also in house heating in
stallations.
Gas utilities financed a $4tO,-
900, 900 building and expansion
program in 1923 and expect to
exceed this in 1924.
Thus does the gas industry fill
it's expanding field in public SER
vice.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-01-31
For Community Bettcrment

The Committee IN Agriculture of
the Missouri State Bankers Associa-
ton has sen out a QUESTIONABLE to
all members to secure a frank opin-
ion as to what are the most impor-
tant community problems to be solved
In the state. The QUESTIONABLE GOV
manufacturing, roads, junior club
work, agricultural agencies, co-opera-
tive agencies, farm abandonment,
land values, finances, dairying, and So
cial life, with a view in determining
what work should be undertaken for
the year.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-01-31
Don't Get Into The
Sucker List.

The beginning of the new year
marks the open season on the
unsuspecting public for the pro-
fessional stock jobber and pro-
moter.
GIaring promises of fabulous
returns from a small investment
will be held out and the sucker
list" will grow proportionately.
About the only way the uninit-
ated may be saved from distress
ing investment is to first consult
some reliable banker or respon-
sible investment concern.