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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-03-06
Wants 10 Buy Sci OF Camps

Ferry Walter, whose postoffice adj
|ss is The Gralyn.. 20 Charlesgate
Boston, Mass, is in the market
set of camps that will accom-
Plate 30 Or 40 people besides the
b. They are to be used for an
BIT school camp. Must have small
hchable bungalows, be in good re-
+ and completely equipped. Should
Re central dining room; location
puld he accessible by automobile.
Walter wishes to rent this season
p option of buying. While we
puld be willing to aid in any way,
fs desirable that parties having
hethng 10 offer to meet the needs
pye mentioned, should write direct
address above given.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-03-06
IroutdaIe Happenings

(lr and Mrs. Guy Temple have re-
[ned to their home at Bingham.
h {. Lee is in Augusta on business.
haTeS Murbey of New York was
quest at Rainbow Camps recently.
/, B. Sherry Of the Maine Central
counting Department paid an Off
visit on Tuesday.
\ II Ellis OF Bangor paid an Off
visit in Tuesday.
(aalo conditions have been good
the past week.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-03-06
At the HeaIy Camps

The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Perley Bickford and Mrs Emma
Healy who for the past four years
have lived in Bingham on Murray St,
will be very pleased to learn that they
plan to stay next summer at the
Healy ranch whore they are spending
the winter while Mr., Biekford is haul
ing logs. They will no doubt keep
their cosy camps open as they used
to be in by gone days. Mr. Biekford
plans on doing quito bit of farming
beside his other crops. lie will SOW
several acres of oats and seed the
ground. He already has a few nice
Jersey COWS, also three registered
Holstein heifers and Holstein bull.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-03-06
New Portland Man Agrees With Mr..
Blackwell

In a recent issue of the Reporter,
a communication from Dion o. Black
we'll was published relative to Kidding
the state of Wild cats and now S. +.
Stowell of New Portland has written
letter which he agrees with Mr..
Blackwell. Mr.. Stowell says:
I agree with Dion 0. Blackwell
about wild cats, as l have hunted with
dogs all of my life and will say that
the bounty of ten dollars does not in
terest we fox hunters much. A good
fox brings from $1400 to $500 and
a cat pelt from $500 to $500 and if
a man has a good fox dog that will
chase a cat, he is taking a chance OF
getting his dog scratched up badly ii
he has the courage to tackle cat.
Nine out of ten will turn on dog and
most of the dogs will turn back But
| do think that is all the way that
man can make success in getting rid
of the cats. He wants two or three
we'll trained dogs, however, and then
the cat would not put up fight but
would tree quick, and II the dogs are
we'll trained and stay to tree. you
have got the cat The bounty is
not enough to pay man to bother
and train two or three dogs, because
he would have quite q lot of money
in dogs when he got them fitted for
cats. In New Portland they are not
very plenty but back a few miles they
are and they arc hard to trap for
they will not take bait. They prefer
to have warm meat and | do know
they kill lot Of deer and cartridges
every year think il the state could
pay more bounty 1t would interest lots
of the fox hunters, at least it would
mo. as ! have one good cat dog now
and could train two more to go with
him A man has got to have dog
that will not run rabbits or deer, for
the cat is always in a thicket where
deer and rabbits are thick. The cats
are growing more plentiful every year
and not but few are caught.
Now | would like to hear through
the Reporter of other hunters and
trappers that are interested in getting
rid OF bob cats.
S. f. STOWELL,
New Portland. Me
Mr. Stowoll Is a fox hunter and
A. l.,
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-03-06
ard OF Thanks

wish to thank my friends and
Isnoors for their assistance last
Eafday in helping to subdue the fire
.my nome. | especially appreciate
aid Of ", L. Walker and his en-
'yees and Mr. Bradbury.
Earl Potter
P"negan, Maine, March 6, 1924
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-03-06
Forest Fires In Somerset County the
Past Year

According to the reports issued by
Commissioner Neil l.. Yiolette. of
forest fires by counties in the Maine
forestry district last year Somerset
County had eight fires on 3,229 acres,
damage sl1.679.00
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-03-06

The first town schools in Norridge-
woek were taught by the Misses Bydia
and Sarah Tarbell, who occupied pri-
vate dwellings,. Sarah married a
Parker, and Lydia married Benjamin
Longlcy.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-03-06
D LAKERS CAUGHT AT THE
SAND BAR
Some Good LakerS

| NJ Smedberg of lockwood has
|ght some very good lakers at the
ID Bar in Moosehead Lake as the
illustration indicates.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-03-06
S. e. STOWELL.
New Portland. Me

Mr. Stowoll Is a fox hunter and
trapper and deals in good blooded
fox hounds. He sells and trains a
great many dogs
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-03-06

Independent Reporter, $500 year.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-21
A PROHIBICI0 EL6NYEI.

prohibited tk kttsagtee
mett
Bebfzonyitot ak 6:tt mlozte ead
aba laszo takaekoabb, 6anabb. el6
a6bb prol t6rv6ny evben anc smo
6fegy6ve abban mindenkre
knek hivataibol kotee
gdk aaar6l gondoskodn szeme
metlenul Interchangeable eznek
tlalk alabb kevez6
prohibie6nak udak be-
pcdg repbanu emult esznlok
ben teren nete osag gye hogy ereimenyek
Chicago egjelemz6bb
Chagoa Nonatkozo aatok efogada6n logikus
k6pet t0bbi amerka varosd is - "a
Chicagobnaaz
ozegbo savings zek ek
prohbos torveny bsnkbeet
ejes
k0vetktnek
prohibico takartkabbak e t6bb
penztv a
12Jsl 6 1923baa
Hunter chicagoi gagaa
9sban es 19l9bcn mlctt
1922ben Is 923bn szam
United Charities ogaasara Amig
l99k eyb irum 429 esad tejes
922bn Is 92an United Charities kkudottei a 223 en
Oshaotva 1920bn IL
bant6yck l921en % az6kka l922ben "A szza
Is zazal6kkal
mindennap el6kepcssegnek dhk
prohibc6nak
komny helyes e JOAN gag potikajanak uahat6k be-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-21

gylink efnek honaia,ito Macy embelnek inden tetts
hez cselekedetehez. Aki Washington eet6t tanulma-
nyozza esz1et megerti Is magaeva tesz igazi ameri
kaiva lesz, barho latta meg napyilagot.
Legenda jarja rola nagy Alnerikaban, neinzedekrol
nemzedekre sail aldott eml6kezete.
Enlleke aidott elnleke szent.
Mi bevandorlottak, egszcbben ,lgy, innepelhetjuk1
meg Washington szetcsenek evfordulojat ha hiseges
lGIekke gyckszk jd polgaraiva valll nj bazanknak
Waslnngton alta angel onkenyuraom alo feszabad-
tott Macy Anelikanak.
Washington sziictesGnck evfordulojan szalljon ,nn
deak agaba hatarozza ell hogv ecte czentu tisza
j6 esz habar az nagysaga nertekkel nem trheto
& cselekedctei feilaanak lnnden osszehasonlitason
igyekezzen mndenk mtlto cpigronjava valni legna-
gyobb Amerkainak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-21
ESEMENYEK
(Folytatas az 1. oldalr6ll

A napokban veletlcniil keziink-
pc kcriilt cgy magyar lap es alb
ban egy hirdetes, mely arra> $50
.litja fel az amerikai magyarsagot,
hogy rokonaikat Mexicoba hozas-
SAX 'ki, inert az Egyesiilt Allamok-
ba mem lelfet.
AIT irJa a hirdetesben, a ceg:
!" A mexicoi eghajlat paradicsomi,
a foldmHeles mesesen fizet, ke-
reseti eshetosegel1 korlatlanok".
Ne illjon fel senki ennek vayy
az ehhez hasonlo hirdetesnek.
a napolSban LATHAM egy levelct.
amefyben 40 szerencsetlen magyar
Mexico City-bol "A 'paradicsomi,
Mexico f6varosabol AIT irja, hosy
chen halunk uram, scgitsenck
|rajtnlSp'
! A mexicoi nep. f0ldh6zragaelt
koldus, dacara a korlatlan', ke-
reseti lehet6segeknek, hat akkor a
bevandarl6 nit asinalhat.
| BevAndorlas Canadaba megjar.
1ja, de Mexieot keruljsk magyar
teHNerenk inert az pok0l es kive-
Ect6 kapuja mines.
Dcnbsa tensareszetugyi minisz-
Ter lem0ndott.
Boalitlge elnok ekogadta h-
mondasat yes czaftgl megszabadult
kabinetjenek egy folyan tagjata,
ald ~ olaj slxanlalummal kapcso-
4 latham isserepct jatszott.
is DENLY bccsiiletcsseget meg el-
lenfelei sem pontak ketsegbe, meg
Is yisszavonult, hogy nc legyen
akadalv Coolidge eln0k el6tt, aki
l ma isyesak az egxetlen igaz repub-
likadus' kan diaat,iss az elnoki js-
l0ltsegre.
Valosznlil, liogy Denbyt kjyet-
| VI fogja Dat.gherty igazsagiigy-
iiinisatersis .lAz . tayozasa is csal1
lassrt tex .bek5vstiIezlai, mort
d ,aug Ii6af 81 iiis;nin Ell nHlepszerji 81 IS igy
] 8 !ss'ealid shst y6lhat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-21
THE McvEY-KIRCHNER MoIoR GO.
) VI TELEPE KEsztL6sEN.

A hires Flint Six gepek elaruaitdinak
keszil6 nj otthonar6l eml6keziink meg
ez alkalommal. Al The Mcvey Kirehner
Motor Co.: ,nelynek edaigi telepe az
fr32l Market str. alatt volt, nemsokara
lui 6piilrtbe kolt0zik, melycn szorgal-
masan ,dolgoznak jelenleg munkasok
tdmcgci. Ez az uj otthon, mely Chal-
inert Is Market str. sarkan keszul,
nlinden tekintetben nagyszerG lesz. Az
epiilet t6glab6l keszil S teljesen, tiz-
mentes lesz. A nagy teruleten 'mintegy
1000 negyzetdbon foly6 ,tpitkezes pa
zar otthopul fog szolsalni ennek a kiva-
10 c6gnek minden 'ugy lesz berendez-
I've hogy. minden tekintetben megfelel.
jen a mai fejlett auto technika. minden
(neven nevezena6 kovetelmtnyeinek.
JelenIeg mintegy 4e' Flint Eoesi van
forgalomban varosdnkbah, ami azouban
jelcnt6s szam, ha figyelembe vesszik,
thogy ez gyartniany teljesen ismeret
len volt azel6tt varosuhkban sennek
kdt kival6 cnibernek kosz0nhet6, alig
par h6t alatt ez Macy nepszeriiseg.
A eegnek ket fatal ember tulaido-
qosa de mindakett6 nagyszerien erti
|a maga szakmajat.
T. McNcy mem NJ cmber ebbon szak
liAaban mint kivaI0 clarusito neye mar
lreg6ta ismeretes. Minden tekintetben
segitsegere van azonban tarsa Il. l..
|SKHehner, aki epp ugy erti enek az ipar
agnak mindcn csinjat -binjat, mint tar
sa.
Az altaluk .fergalomba hozott Flint
Six koesilSrol minden tulaj jdonos csak
q lcgnagyobb clragadtatas hangjan nyi-
latkozik, nagyszerii szolgalatokat tcsz
ez a gep minden tekintetben.
Az auto kiallitas alkalmaval fetetle-
null nezziik meg Flint Six koesikat
IaGoAkiviil, minden erdekl6d6t szivesen'
lat helyisegeben . ket tulajdonos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-21
AN Y A M

(N) Odahaza, sziil6hazaban meghalt egy anya
Ezttal listen keze en ram sujtott Az en- ansam ha
la hret hoza ekesve hetekkel teetese utan egy gya
szos level. ~
Fajdalmamlol, erz6semrol akarok vezercikkezn.
Hszen csak flu erezheti at mindazokat kinokat al
mikor megkapja regen atott 6desanyja halala hiret
De az anya halalaban yah egy Macy tanulsagos ecke
nekink akk szuohazato nj ,orszagban nj oft
hont alakitottunk. fsas.N
Mi lit Amerikaban lanyszor hangoztatjuk, hogv mar
mem vagyuk niagyarok, hogy amel,kaak lettnk, hogy
minket erdekel Magyarorszag, l5zos anya sorsa
Mem igaz ez testvGrek Aikor barmelykiink megkapja
gyaszos hir hazulro bizoy lehatja feet az asztara
bizony megerednek konyei bizony megsiratjak az
aldott asszonyt aki n6knk eletc dott ak yellnekko
runkban aggodva igyelt rank akit ifj kornkban meg
gondoatln fove megkesertettCnk akinek szi
vet oszczuztk amikor elmentmk hazurol egy
szagba, hogy Oft nj 6letet kezdjunk nj aazat alalunk
Nos es vagyunk-e ICY koz0s anyava, - sziilo-
hazava? Mem faje nekink, hogy mi Grtenk vele nem-e
okoz gondot es banatetszomoru sorsa?
Bizony ICY vagyunk testv6rek Hiaba is tagadjuk,
hiaba akarjuk is nonean hogy n6kink semn Magyar
orszlg. Ez all; Anyat feejteni, anyat szeretni
csak lelketen szivtelen ember tud.
A szi0haza - k0z0s anya.
Meghat odahaza Magyarorszagon egy alya, - on
anyam.
Tizenket ev oa mem Iata fiat Evekig haboru alatt
mem kapot tole hirt Leke megis fiaval volt
nagy tengeren keresztl Anyaszcrect ismer farad
sagot
Haza kesziitem Alig vartan percet. hogy 1neglat-
hatoh, - de lathatom meg tobbe eletben
Hanyan vagyunk testverek akk soha sem fogjuk yisz
szontlatni szil0hazat?
De ha mem lathatjuk yiszont, gondoljunk megis Ia
gyeeki szereteel bocsassuk meg nepenek, vezet6nek
konnyemsegeit baltpeseit Ne partokat, politikat
nezznk amkor sziil6hazaro kozos anyar6l $40.
Gondoljunk anyankra.
Segitsik tettekkel, segtsuk adezatokkal segitsiik
tanaccsal de mndenekfeett segsik szeretette kozos
anyat inert hiszen OFT cit 6 edesanyank. Ott feksze
mex edesanyink haza fodjeben. Ot valik porra f0ld
testiik.
sz6hazahoz kot lnindnya junkat az oft eltemetett
oft nyugvo edesanyak sifja.
Magyarok ne feledietek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-02-21

lR) Unnepet i'll ma az egesz Amerika. New Yorktol
San Erancscog, Canadato Mexcoig megdobban ma min
den enber szive, egyen bensz0t vagy bevandorolt
I732-ben februar 22en sziletett meg az Egyesiilt
Alanlok legnagyobb embere: Washington Gyorgy.
Halaval gondol minden elnber Washingtonla, aki
esz6sel Is kardjayal oily naggya, oily hataassa fette
Allerikat
Washington Gyorgynek koszonhetS, hogy ma Aneri
ka yiag leghatalnasabb orszaga ahol b6ke rcnd es
ny,sgaloln van Washington olszaga ma yagyak fode
ula az aloin oI'szag.
Washington foldje otthont, kengeret negbecsiilest
vag lnnden r6szeb6l kiuldozott
d6sf ats riassien utat megjxft n6pek szazeueinek.
q. Ler,iiak szssl, nina slsbh - szivjuk
Evening star., 1924-11-18
DIVIDENDS.
STOCKS EX-DIvIDEND.

Date. Corporation. Per share.
Nov. 1s-Msnati Sugar Co. Co..........s s125
Nov. 1s-Timken Roller Bearing Co..
Nov. 19--Americsn Metal Co, Ltd rs
Nov. 1e-Simon Franklin) & Co., Inc,
pf ...................... 1.T5
Nov. 1e-Spalding. A. c.. & Bros, nrst
preferred ................ lT5
Nov. 1e-Standard Milling Co. ....... 1.75
Nov. - Do pf. ......-.............. 1.50
Nov. 2e-Amer. Metal Co., Ltd, pf.... 1.15
Nov. 20-Brown Shoe Co., Inc. ...... 100
Nov. 20-Callfornia Petroleum Corp. .4s1
Nov. 20-Do. pf. f...................... 1.I5
Nov. 20-Chicago Yellow Cab Co., Inc. 1874
Nov. 2o-Harbson n.Wulker Refractories
Co. ....................... 1.50
Nov. 2o-Hcmestake Mining Co. ...... so
Nov. 20-kinney. G. r. Co., Inc. ps 200
Nov. 20-McCrory Stores Corp, Glass Il lee
Nov. 20-New OreaDs. Texas &; Mex
by. .Co................... Co. 175
Nov. 2O-Orpheum Circuit, Inc. 12h
Nov. 20-Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ash
tabula Ry. Go. pf........ 1T5
Nov. co... 5. Hoffman Machinery Co.
vot. tr..................... so
Nov. 20-Willam Wrigley, jr.. Co... 25
Nov. 20-Ye.l0w Cab Mfg. Co, Class 4lA
Nov. 2f-Sational Lead Co. pf... i75
Nov. 22-General cigar Co.. Inc. pf... 175
Evening star., 1924-11-18
RADIO PRICES MAY
DROP NEXT YEAR
Several Patents Expire
New Zoning Rules Likely
to Boost Sales.
BY J. G. ROYLE,

\
NEW YORK, November ls.-Addi-
tional thrills or added disappoint-
merts probably are in store for the
radio fans of the country after Janu-
ary l.. according to the kind Of equip
meut they possess. For those disap-
pointed. however, there may be COM
pensations. This is all expected TO
grow out of the resonng OF the coun-
try into six territorial districts instead
OF f1ve, as at present. and the allot-
ting to stations of new wave lengths
by the Department Of Commerce.
Many stations. as soon as their wave
lengths are fixed, will begin operating
with greatly increased power.
The wave lengths assigned to
broadcasting have been widened to
include those between 200 and 545
meters. which means from another
standpoint a band OF variations in
the ether ranging between 1900 and
500 kilocycles a second That simply
means that those fans who have the
less efficient receiving instruments
Will have additional difficulty in tun-
ing out a high powered station in
favor OF a low-powered one. Radio
receivers will require maximum Sc
lectivity and ability to tune over the
entire band Of frequencies without
losing efficiency.
Better Apparatus Needed.
Secretary Hoover. forecast this re-
Gently when he .clared that there was
nothing the matter with radio broad
casting, but that what was needed
was more efficient receiving appa-
ratus. The new assignments will al
low separation OF 20 kiiocycles In
vibration between stations. and the
successful set must filter out every
thing within that range. Greater dis
tance Will be covered. but this will
be counterbalanced for the less pow
erful receivers by the greater posi-
bility of Interference.
The compensation to the owner of
the less efectiS sets. however. Is ex-
pected to come in the possible re-
duction in costs OF the tube sets.
In February of next year the laps
ing of some of the patents on tubes
may possibly open the field to addi-
tional manufacturers and result in
some reduction in price. In fact, re-
duction already has taken place since
the first tubes sold as high as IS
each. Batteries also have been reduc-
ed in price and further drop is
probable as increased production en-
ables the manufacturer to cut over
head costs. Radio experts declare that
a tube set now is within the price
range OF any one who can afford a
crystal set.
The interest of the general public
was plainly Indicated today at the
opening OF the third annual radio show
In Chicago, where $50 manufacturers
Of equipment are exhibiting, and
where the attendance this week Is
expected to exceed 100000.
A special feature will be a contest
for announcers. Broadcasting stations
realize the paucity of proper an
nouncing material and several stations
will bid for the services of'the win
ner.
Evening star., 1924-11-18
COMMODITY NEWS
VIRED STAR FROM
ENTIRE COUNTRY

SEATTLE, November Is. - Whole
salers and coffee roasters here pre-
dict consumers will pay 20 cents
pound for good vacuum packed cofee
ey February I. Santos coffee has ad-
vanced about g. cent pound in the
last 10 days.
DULUTH, November 1S.-Abundant
supplies of turkeys are assured in
this section. The prices are expected
to range around 36 cents pound
wholesale. a large number Of Min
nesota and North Dakota birds will
be shipped East.
CAMDEN, y. J.. November 1S.-Tex-
tile production In New Jersey has i'm
proved rapidly this month. in some
groups the increase amounting to 10
per cent.
JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-. November
ls-Wheat seeding has been COM
pleted In Missouri with a much larger
acreage than last year. October
planting Is now coming up well, but
the later fields are slow in sprouting.
A general rain is needed.
CLEVELAND, November 1S.-The
closing OF the Cleveland plant of the
Timken Detroit Axle Works marks
another step In the effort OF manu-
facturers to cut overhead. Timken
also Is closing one Detroit plant, re-
tanning one In which 1t is expected
SIS, ,000,0 900 worth of business will be
done yearly on a profitable basis.
CHICAGO. November 1s.-There are
135,25l 900 pounds of butter in cold
storage as compared with 76.<72,0o0 a
year ago. while the limburger cheese
in warehouses amounts to 100000
pounds. and American cheese 27.661,-
900 pounds.
Evening star., 1924-11-18

NEW YORK. November ls-Follow-
ing Is an official list of bonds and
stocks traded IL OF the New Yora
Curb Market today:
Evening star., 1924-11-18
TREASURY CERTIFICATES.

Quotations furnished by Redmond & Coz
Evening star., 1924-11-18
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
- Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Once

81 u it compared vita the previous
close Of SAX. Ware Radio gained 2
points when II crossed 2sh, and
Thermiodyne. Radio Corporation
(old), Thompson Radio and Hazeltine
Corporation sold at their highest
prices. the last named getting up
more than two points on the day.
Freed-Eiscmann rose almost two
points.
The rest of the market gave a good
account Of itself, but there was no mis-
taking the fact that the radio shares
were prime favorites. Botany Consoli-
dated Mills class A across 4s, Aneri-
can Gas and Electric new up almost I
points at 105, Happiness Candy above
6, Hecla Mines, Wenden Copper and
Canario Copper and Creole Syndicate
were selling at their highest prices for
the year.
The oils as group continued to act
disappoirt tingiy, but losses where they
occui red, were small
Evening star., 1924-11-18
HOW TO INVEST
YOUR MONEY
BY BAYARD DOMfNICK.
President OF New York Better
Business Bureau.

To be classified as an investment,
any stock or bond should possess at
least the three cardinal qualities:
A. Safety Of principal.
B. Satisfactory income. ..
C. Stability.
These represent the three funda-
mental principles Of investment,
stated in the order of their impor-
tance. An investment security obvi-
ously should preserve safely the prin-
cipal amount OF funds intrusted to 1t,
that being always the first object Of
an investment.
Its history Of earnings should be
such as to assure a return regularly
to the investor, either in interest or
dividends, that being always the Sec
ond object Of an investment.
Copyright. 1924
Evening star., 1924-11-18
BY WILLIAM f. HEFFERNAN.

NEW YORK, November ia
buying movement. as pronounced as
any heretofore experienced, came
into the market for radio stocks
today Carrying many Of them to the
Elghest prices so far established.
This comedies with unconlrmed re-
ports that merger OF several
prominent companies is now we'll
under way. The talk was that the
kadio Corporation of America would
folm nucleus OF the new organiza-
on. IL has been expected that a
consolidation of the more prom
insnt manufacturers would ultimately
take place, but officials Of the industry
today denied thai at present such
movement was under way.
Dubilter Radio, which supplies 80
per cent Of condensers used in the
manufacture OF sets, naturally stood
TO benefit most in today's upturn AZ
Evening star., 1924-11-18
A Word to Spectators.

II you must speculate. select a
reputable broker who holds member
shin in a recognized stock exchange.
Exchange requirements. in them-
selves, are some protection, as Its
members must comply with business
ethics as provided by rules and regu-
Iations. II member violates, these
rules, he hazards his membership.
which Is usually his greatest asset
Evening star., 1924-11-18
HEAVY GOLD ARRIVALS.

NEW YORK, November 1S-Ship-
nents of gold from abroad aggrezat-
ing $16,000,000, of which about So
100000 arrived last week, are expect
ed by the Bankers Trust Company,
the purpose, it Is understood. being
for account of war damages. None
of the gold, it is said, has come from
Germany, having been sent here sub
iect to orders from the banks Paris
office.
Evening star., 1924-11-18
NEW YORK EGG PRICES.

NEW YORK, November 1s.-Eggs.
Boa57;- do. seconds and poorer, 37a4s;
nearby hennery browns. extras, 6sa75-
Evening star., 1924-11-18
Washington Stock Exchange

SALES
Washington Rwy. & Elec. 4s-$Soo at 20:
Capital Traction Coz at eSt7, 10 at s8t2,
s at p3la, 20 at e3ta. at 93k.
National Mtge. & Invest. pfd.-4o at o.
AFTER CALL.
Union Trust Co.'S at 189.
Washington Gas Lt.-i0 at 90. Is at %
Waehinston Rwy. q Elec. 6. & r. IS So
81 600 at 9ss s.. GOO at ssas.
National Mtge. & Invest. pfd.-o0 at y.
Morey-Cau loans, 8 and 6 per cent.
Evening star., 1924-11-18
FOREIGN BONDS.

) Fin Gu Nun 61as a 81 FI HI
IA Ind Btge Bk F.n IS 95H SO sS5.
IA King Of Meth 6s SIS 1914 l0lS 1Oli
Rep OF Peru IS g.. 98b yets sSh
Rep of Poland 6s.. IS ,3 %
= Russ Govt 5l2s IL u -
II Russ Govt 61as ma CT 1<k II hN
80 Swiss Govt oS 80. lOohs lU leo7s
Evening star., 1924-11-18

Very elaborate Intelligence tests
were recently given at Colorado Col
lege to lis men and Ill women. The
average score for both men and
women was exactly the same-142
POINTS. =.
Evening star., 1924-11-18
LIVE POULTRY PRICES

CHICAGO. November 1S.-Poultry,
alive Unsettled; fowls, 16a20a ;
springs. 21: roosters, is; turkeys, 26;
geese, II: ducks. 20.