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Wholesale Markets

Todays market report on fruits and
vegetables, compiled by the Market
News Service Bureau of Agricultural
Economics. says:
Cantaloupes-~SupplieS liberal. de-
mand good tor good stock, demand light
for ordinary stock, market about STEADY.
Arizona salmon tints, jumbos. CTS. 36s
and ASS. i75a2.00, mostly 200, stand
ards, ASS. so ponys. ASS and 54S.
1875; fats, all sizes. l.7Sa200 Mscel-
lanecus melons. supplies liberal de
mand moderate, market about steady;
California. standard crates. honey dewS.
l,7oa200; ripe. low as l.25 honey dews.
jumbos, 36s and ASS. 275a3 so: ponys.
ass and 54s, l,50a225; best mostly 200
a225.
Lettuce -- Western stock; supplies
light, demand moderate, market steady
California crates, iceberg type, As
dozen, mostly A,25; few higher. Eastern
stocks, supplies moderate; demand mod
crate, market steady, New York. =
dozen crates big Boston type, 1.75a2 90
OnionS-Supplies light, too few sales
reported 10 quote.
Peaches~-Supplies heavy; demand
moderate, market dull Georgia and
North Carolina, skies, Hileys, u. s. No.
|. small to medium size, GOAL so ripcs.
soft, low rs rs; Georgia, skies Elbcrtas.
medium TO large size. | so. huShel
baskets Elhertas, medium to large size,
100 bushel baskets Elhertas. large size,
l.7oa2 90; North Carolina hushel baSk-
els Elbertas, large to very large size,
u. $. No. /. 200; large size. l7Sa2,o0,
Potato Market Firm.
potatoes-~Supplies moderate; demand
moderate, market firm Eastern Shore,
Va., and Eastern Shore. Md. cloth-top
stave barrels, Cobbers. u. S, No,
branded, i.S0al,75
Watermelons~~S Supplies liberal, de-
mand moderate, market steady. brokers
carlot sales delivered Washington,
South Carolina tiers, Excells 81
pound average, $50 Tom Watsons, "a
pound average ITS.
String Beans~~-Supplies moderate, de
mand moderate, market steady; home"
grown supplying the market, home
grown, bushel baskets, green stringleSs.
l76a2 90,
Lima Beana~~Suppies liberal, demand
moderate, market about steady North
Carolina, Eastern Shore, Md, hushel
hampers, 50a200
Okra Supplies moderate, demand
light market about steady, Tennessee
i2~quatt Climax baskets, rs.
Apples Supplies moderate, demand
light. market dull, Virginia. hushel
baskets, Transparents. IT, s., No |, ~
inches up, l2hal so, ripe, soft and
smaller sizes. aSal 90. according 10 size
and condition
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CURB LIST IS QUIET;
SPECIALTlES RISE
Utilities and Several Industrials
Advance-Week End Profit.
Taking Is Negligible.

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, July 23-The Curb
Market was quiet during todays short
session. but in the restricted trading
utilities and several industrials adj
vanced and week end prof1t-taking re-
cessions we're small.
Spanish and General extended It's
gain to a new high of 1917 as buying
continued strong. Fox Theater A and
Warner Bros. Pictures were also active,
but declined fractionally on profit-tak-
ing. Bancitaly gained fractionally.
Glen Alden Coal, Dictograph Prod
ucts, Proctor e. Gamble. Van Camp pre-
ferred. Ford Motor of Canada and Niles
Bement Pond made gains of from Z
to 4 points while Columbia Graphic
phone and Southern Asbestos we're
strong.
Bliss a. Co. Mavis Bottling and Deer
81 Co. encountered profit Tubize
Artificial Silk dropped s points in a
few sales. Safeway Stores and Sanitary
Grocers dropped and 4 points, re-
spectively
Cities Service and Electric Bond e.
Share made fractional gains in the
utilities group. United Gas Improve
ment and United Light 81 Power made
| advances of about point, but en-
countered prof1t-taking at the close
Newmont gained fractionally in the
mine group. while Noranda declined
j slightly. Oils were neglected.
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PRICES ARE EASIER
ON BOND MARKET
Most of List Feels Pressure
ct Profit aking-Goyern-
ment Issues Firm.

NEW YORK. July IS Oo1.-PYices
generally were easier in tooay's dull
and brief session Of the bond market.
Utilities and some rails made small ad-
vances, but most Of the list felt the
pceSur Of week end prof;-taking and
esa'4sl apprehension over the credit
Sfte,stion. United States Government
bonds we're 4 bit Trmer. but compara-
lively few changed hands. Total sales
were less than $4,000 600
While during the past week bond
prizes gradually moved lower as adjust
merits were mace to prevailing loan
yates. market observers believe that a
fsc-A severe test will come carly next
weeS when the nonth-end demand for
tunos for commercial use will be felt,
and the comparatively ample supply
iprohahly will be curtailed.
S. Paul 3ies gave the outstanding
demonstration Of strength III The rail-
Rad group today, advancing more than
5 Solats. but on q small turnover. The
otAev s.. Paul issues sagge6. West
SlNoYc Is extended their recent gains
arofher IS points. while the Missouri
psrSfir issues made fractional gains.
The decline Of Dodge Bros, SIS, which
saere6 Il "a end then recovered frac-
tionslly after opening at IS. down is
points net on The day. was the feature
a the industrial group. The movement
evidently reflected uncertainty over tbs
possibility Of the success Of the pro-
0osed merger with Chrysier the meet
ING q Uo6ee Bros. stockholders at Bal
ttr1uve today having been adjourned
until Monday Coppers lost their gains
Of YESTERDAY Public Service Of New
Jersey as and Columbia Gas & Elec-
trio IS were strong spots among the
utilities
The foreign list was steady German
General El>ctric IS recovered some lost
ground. British United Kingdom Us
attracted most buying, closing fraction
ally higher.
Liberty first and fourth Alas showed
the widest gains IN the United States
Government group.
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PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK. July 2s up. Rye firm,
No, Western, ia. fob. New York
and III l4c,if. export. Barley barely
steady; new, No. ?. oo34 elf. New York
per As pounds, August shipment. Wheat
spot barely steady No 1, dark North.
ern Spring elf. New York lake and
ran 1903. No 2, hard Winter fob
New York, lake and rail, 1921; No. .
amber durum, domestic, 1.24l4: No z
mixed durum domestic l.22lA: No |
Manitoba, domestic TO arrive, 1921, in
bond, Corn, spot. irregular. No. Z
yellow, ell. New York. all rail, l.2oia.
NO 3 yellow, domestic, l.27is c.tf. New
YORK, domestic, Oats spot. steady, No
white nominal Other articles UNI
changed
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COTTON GOODS RISE.
Linens Being Cleaned Up Actively
for Sale Purposes.

NEW YORK. July 20 P).~-Cotton
goods In the gray showed Improvement
today more especially in fine goods
where inquiries have increased for
oroadcloths, shirtines and lines that
nave become scarce for spot shipment.
Linens are being cleaned up actively for
special sale purposes, buying of colored
luncheon sets and damasks being steady.
Costume linens were quiet Burlap
markets were steady. but inactive. Raw
SILK advanced at Yokohama, where sales
were larger. silk goods were In bet
ter demand for Fall cutting. Further
lines of tropical suitines for mems wear
were opened, showing advances over
last year ranging from cents to ~
cents yard
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WILL FREE 8 ,000 QUAIL.
Virginia 20 Raise Record Supply for
Came Distri button.
WTLLTAMsBURG Va. fspeclalJ

WILLIAMSBURG Va. Especially .-~
More than 1000 young quail Rlli be
raised this year st the Virginia game
farm IT Windsor Shades, according 70
Wills RqDer son, chairman 81 the
cor "a ssion This VIII be- .hs largest
state supply u quail for game distriou-
tor
Already 3 agG quail have been hatchec
e. lne farn' The commission also has
svaisable 1000 quail 81 Camp lee
IN shipping each convey Of young
quail for distribution This year the com
mission mas ADOPTED the plan Of send
lne en- Old cock bird. finding the maic
takes care cf the cores az q mother
bird
Increased sale Of licenses fof FISH.
ing and hurting In Virginia forecast
greater game interest than for mans
years.
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CRUDE OIL RAISED.

Louisiana Grades of Petroleum Adj
vanced in Price.
SHREVEPORT, La. July % CP-
Coincident with the announcement
mere today by the Texas Co. of an in
crease in the price of North Louisiana
crude oil ranging up to % cents a
barrel, Root Refineries posted notice
OF an advance of cents a barrel for
Rainbow City, Arkansas crude of 80
gravity.
The top price quoted on Louisiana
crude under the new schedule is sl.76
for al gravity and above and a lower
OF SO cents for "a to $40 gravity, A
7-cent differential was announced in
the price of gravity including 80 to
32.9 and scent differential for the
other grades
Purchasers are expected to meet the
new schedule of prices posted by the
Root Co. Eldorado. Ark, advices
quoted the new schedule at SIPS a
barrel for 80 gravity or above and lis
for gravity of so to 32o.
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PLAN STOCK CHANGE.

NEW YORK. july "a up. Erie Rail-
road directors are reported TO be plan
ming an exchange OF two new shares
OF per cent preferred stock and So
IN cash, for three shares Of 4 per cent
FIRST preferred, and two shares of new
preferred for each three shares of 4
per cent second preferred outstanding
special meeting Of directors may be-
called, 1t was said before the next
regular meeting, on August "a, to give
ample Time for approval by stockholders
and the l. G. C. before the end OF the
year. The cash distribution To preferred
holders would be about s479 900.
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STOCK SALE APPROVED.

NEW YORK. July 28 Up). Directors
OF South Coast Co. have authorized the
sale OF 27b00 shares of unissIed com.
mon stock which will be offered pro
rata TO stockholders. with the right ia
purchase one~f1fth share for each share
of preferred or common at $40 Pro.
ceeda VIII be used to enlarge the sugar
grinding capacity Of It's four mills in
Louisiana,
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COTTON SELLS DOWN.
Week End Covering Lifts Prices
but Selling Follows.

NEW YORK. July "a tAo).-The ofrl-
cial forecast for showers in the Eastern
belt where fair weather had been ex-
pected over Sunday caused considerable
week end covering in the Cotton Market
today.
Alter decline OF Q to II points the
market rallied % to IS points, October
selling at zoos. Private complaints of
DOH Weevil also attracted attention. hut
during the last few minutes selling in
creased IN volume and prices lost part
Of the gains. October selling back 10
2086. The general market closed easv
at net advances of 4 to 7 points
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NAVAL STORES PRICES.

SAVANNAH, Ga July "a tHl. .-
Tnrpentine arm, 4sta sales $50; re-
oeir,s 7i2; shipments. nome stock,
2a,a0S Rosin firm, sales. i,750, re-
eelpts, 2,6ao shipments none, Stock.
lna,03A Quote n, n, II, r. q, 8t5~2b.
II, a30-2b; /, a,a0-2b X, a.2n.aO. NJ,
a3h-aA NJ aS0ssa, Wa, ua5.60. WV,
9a5~1000i X. 9A5-loIo.
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Cats Pop Out of Mail Box

MARY6VIIIE Calf. ,SpeeiaD ~~
Mailmen are getting all sorts OF con.
tfibutions IN mall boxes here lately A
box was opened at Fourth and u streets
and out came couple Of cats, which
some practical Joker had thrown In
without address or stamps
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TELEVIsI0N FIRM FORMED.

NEW YORK. July 20 up. The Baird
Feleyiston Corporation has been ineor-
porated In Delaware with capital of
! 100000 shares no par value.
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SOME NEW HIGHS
ON STOCK MARKET
Montgomery Ward Feature
of Short Session-Motors
Are Strong.
BY the Associated Press.

by the Associated IFeSS.
NEW YORK, July 28-The stock
market having broken out of the
narrow trading area within which
1t has been fiuctuating during the last
month, today made further recovery
which carried a number of the leaders
to new high ground. Professional oper-
atorS continued to dominate the mar
ket and apparently succeeded in at
tracing an outside following. En-
treme gains ranged from ! to nearly
: points and we're fairly we'll MAIN
tanned, despite the usual week end
proflt-taking,
Publication of record breaking
semi-annual report by the General
Motors Corporation was the principal
overnight news development. This was
supplemented by favorable statements
of number Of smaller industrial cor
porations. many of which did better
year.
Rail Reports Not Glowing.
June railroad statements. which APP
peared during the week we're not so
favorable. the first SIS roads to report
showing net operating income of $740.-
4l6,000, decrease of So per cent as
compared with the same month last
year.
Credit conditions we're not a factor
dn today'S market as the Friday call
rate holds over the week end and there
was no change in other monetary ac-
commodationS. A stiffening in call
rates next week in connection with
month end settlement is generally OK
pected, but there is still widespread
difference of opinion as to general trend
of rates in the next three months
Montgomery Ward was the feature in
today's market. soaring GA points to a
new high record at 17734. This con-
trasts with the years low of lit and
with a price of 21a4 less than four
years ago
New peak prices for the year. or
longer also were registered by East
man Kodak Electric Auto Lite, Cen
eral Ice Cream and few others
Abitibt Power issues sank TO new lows.
Motors were mixed. Chrysler and
Dodge Bros. issues lost ground on the
announcement that sufficient stock had
not vet been received to make the
merger effective Hudson ran up more
than 4 points at the expense of an
overcrowded short interest, and Gen
eral Motors, Nash. Packard and Pierce
Arrow preferred advanced a point OF
Two
Steel Common Lower.
United States Steel common closed
fractionally lower at 144i4 after having
touched 1855, Profit-taking sales also
brought about recessions in American
Can. American Smelling, international
Nickel and International Harvester.
Poor June railroad earnings report
we're offset by reports of large current
car loadings. particularly on Western
carriers. Chicago &: Alton preferred
stood out with a net gain Of nearly
8 points
Foreign exchanges displayed a slight
ly improved undertone although trad
ing was quiet. Sterling cables were
quoted shade higher at S4.35l3-l6
Time money and commercial paper
rates held firm.
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paris ADD 10 Museum

PARIS The seventeenth century
uo,nl g Lsuzln has beer bought by
the clty for $4,000 N give the
Carnasalet Museum more space.
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Seeing Bed

HUNTINGTON. W. Va Fire departs
merit TRUCKS will be distinguished oh
huntington streets ~ night bs one req
sna ene white headlight.
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Money to Loan

ieeured by first deed OF trust on real estate,
Prevaiifns interest and commission.
Joseph |. Weller .so Wash. L. . Trust
BIhg.. 9th n NV.
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they renewed their pledge. These
pledges were broken at the first OPP
portunlty.
Caesar marched back to Rome and
stopped there II days to give the city
some modicum of administrative
order. He disappointed the more rad.
;cal of his supporters by refusing to
rediy!de all the property equally. as
they had hoped, but finding that the
peorle were suffering under eXor-
Infant rates of interest on loans. he
decreed the cancellation Of all in
terest for a year. Al the same time
he sent a message 10 PompeE pro.
nnsiny that they should both take an
oath 10 disband their troops within
three days: Pompey refused.
So Caesar. longing for peace.
marched off again TO war. He
reached Erindisi with 10000 men. and
eluding the feet transported hair OF
his troops safely 10 the other side.
The other half. under Antony. was
not 50 fortunate. IL landed al Inc
wrong place. and found itself sur
rounded by Senatorial force under
Eihulus. Eibulus promised safety to
all who should surrender: the younger
men in Artony's army laid down
their arms on this pledge. and we're
at once hutcheled TO the last maui
I'm; caesars veterans refused to
Weld. fought their way straight
through the enemy's lines. and
Though battered and decimated. joined
their leader at last.
The two armies came into touch
with each either AZ Duraz2o. Caesar
did not wish To give haitIe yet. ana
his advance guard was deieated III
SALLY from the rear OF PonpeN
forces. Again those who surrendered
10 the Senatorial side were put to
death. il was suicidal policy. Tor
every Soldier under Caesar. hearing
Of It. resolved TO sell his life NJ the
highest price. For Will" Caesar
re;reated, ard the ar!stocrats en-.
campec with rompey's army gioatea
over their coming victory, ana f"uSh'
over the division III Caesar = property
and the spoiis of Rome.
A. last as Rc1 the two armies
met on the plains II Pharsalus. In
Th.s<aiv. Caesar had zoe" IN.
fantrv and ! 900 horse; pompey had
81 400 infantry and 1000 horse"
pnmpoy arraycd his superior cavalry
a; one end Of mis- line. and ordered II
IN ride through the cavalry OF caesar
and Their To attack the infantry from
the rear. hut Caesar. anticipating some
such plan. had ranged six cohorts ~
his hraeeSt xeteians In an invisibie
position behind his infantry: and
aS pompeys cavalry advanced. ana
Caesars mounted troops oheyed
his order To retreat, these picked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-15

Secretary ~ GA@ E.svaf AnsA~ap>tNEs>&f IN
statute ~ tSFssae
An entirely new ilsh; has eeer
thrown IN the early population ~
Crete and the origin NJ Cteysn c0t
ture ny Sir Arthur 4 Evans Who has
devoted much study to this ancient
people, a highly civilized nation when
the Greeks we're StlN SaNaSes, In
tracing the connections W prehistoric,
ttetan culture With that ~ the early
Nile. Iihya and fsSSrt, ne $aSSs>1ets
uat merely that i,sh>xn influence MAS
IL ne seen. bat THAI IL WAS tsroSNtnsr
IN the early phase ce tretan history
= rrrse- .thNan population had cr<N>>e~s
from Africa ami settled on the scslsh
ern side at the island
STA Arthur said Cscte mtsht he ts@
scxih,.a aS ha,s,waN houSva estween
three continents, Eusvs>e, Asa AMI
Ar "a, Its fortunate sstustsNn
marked IL ~ the point Where the
rrt,uiti>e culture cs tssrepe VAS nrSs
affected ny the clttrc Civilizations -
rss,N amt the Eass The NEST An
cient geographical relations NJ the
islands hay With Anatn'ta ana the
East. Man entered EteGe s.cen the
Anatel an side; he n,sy even have
feunt thu dwarf hiprepagsFNus sos>
,iNtng from the times ef che land
eridSe - Mlcveee aes flessto<eos
tln,eS.
Archaeological. ~lislous and nnSuss,
tic evidence all paint liz 4 txssg ecNne<>
tion between Crete and Aaateils The
primitive female ttsue~s erVa tue
<eciahle strata IT NaeSS,Ns and I've
msskahle parallels fsNa Asia Nsns
aud az tar at,ela as the Nsanhsates AND
Caspian, Stone ma<~s aud mca<s'
ehsorae pottery show Sisnsaa: sthnitses
II has hsen supposed taat tSSNn.
tian relics found IN rsnnsvtttsu Mia
Msa,>sn and M>eeasssa t't~te arrived
eN the S>rtan ~ Aasensatn route,
hat this ~ Unsupported m ANY eNt'
tenve a. tcAaedS the cartier yS'nsact
NJ Crete NTH the Nsse Nalte> fhe&e
IN shuastaM psa1f that estlS maa Mas
neI afraid vi aealseases NeH Asses II ~
natural ~ anllse~a that III the HAST
Mediterranean Aa> isaten asaan ia
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Island of Crete Given New Role
I'm Growth of Ancient Civilization

ths Aegean island world Neither sAs
SYRIAN ncc the LseSsa eyass Was
faNpTa he - ~ rise ~ CrSssr YES
sells she earliest representation = =
clay ascSfsS. which .ssaN Ne eS>gsrareS
Wta the Sgagg ~ sAe Me
tsNaisecs ~ sarlN relations Aeswssa
Cree and ksSNcs renewed seaNa~xsc,s
confirmation tgx>gu she Aexarrtrx ss
the excavations &c Masses in the
form NJ imported ESyrssan Se>ae YES
SeeS ana, ssysy~ Important. ia as-sNatSve
native CTSsSa foTnS IN Ss~gsg store
In a NeeSssAsc house ge>SsMa ussasv sAs
csngFse eNurs ~ the NSlxgsssl tNssacs
~ NntNSssNs aNscaS cesNCeS 81 rQgs
SsaaS ,ASe tradition 4 gN>rgev Ak Was
toGnd wesSA nsa>t ~ regarded "a an
Importation ne1 tMrss,s>A ssx fv,n TIE
Nile NasasN. TIVE EnSS es See>'sss I'M,
sN>Tgan>e fscsu sAts site We're NesS@s
c,>>ssN resembling a sNg>e ~ lAgs rxe,
a>nJSSst ard rES~cStNHSSgss SsxN StAsN
Vessels, AMI TN Fragments es Vessels
stSh. StteNstSn like ysSsaSnS s>ssa3 w
ES>M NJ etS@w here aegNear - sNsw
EASt tas \see$$t aSsSs ~ sSNas NsSSess
ws<'Nghs IL aec>NstlNs materials AAS
tskea. Eses a. kaSss>s IL sas a.s
NesAttAsS phase,
NlsA ethsg elements &C Cg~san
ealtuge showing sasasttsS 80 sAs early
SastNrs ~ the Nile and ~ saa sn<hx>
sncses tahaettsass NJ tAs enssSSssse
isnNan cSNaSss wsee sas large eeeAs>e~
seasp@i saAAa esst kAt NaWsy~ SWINE
Idols greM Naxn fT&aaa eQssaassS re-
tad these sea~e IN pse saS asstse Ex>es.
The VFesse asS~le 81 AeslNsssSS and the
Npe ~ sSsn eiSSaaAS showed either q
FeSeMasAncs ~ general assAAxN With
that W tae tIte>SaS TIE lsANan
cessa tsVSs<ssSs appears ~ AaV~ Se>a.
Ia eSU At ssNsss Incorporated IN TIE
tFetaa Mother tse<a<teSs, a. Mas sAy>Na
~ eas terM ~ e>sw, srs~Ws saa SA.ssA
whASh we&e the attributes ~ ina
t.sRaSr>
faese sSEaASssx NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN
tafnts Aua usage sad eSpS<'sssas ia ths
contracted Asttasts 90 sAa Nau!te<l
tNEesAs ~ NeS>ssa saa stts,sGASc~s.Asts
sNNtss sAd sae fS~NSgSa2s ~ pSNs.
SHAPED Saaa,sts al SG$ss SuSS%ss a
settlement NJ 9Eessl~leNAa sssgnsas
IN seasasga Crsss.
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RECENT DISCOVERIES ARE HELD
TO SHOW THERE is NOTHING NEW
All works round i'm Ancient Ruins Include Slal,
Bearing Figures of Two Hockey Players-Dish
Found of $500 Years Ago.

eoif, with pin. bow. catch and all
except that all the thousand varieties
are artistic in shape without losing
sa!@ty falue-are now bv the hun.
/ "t@of IN every good museum. and
many 81 them go hack I'm date un0
years more Be-. than We are since.
~, u course We beat those
ancienis in sewers II digging them
~ ana keeping them in public. view
] IN the criterion. we certainly do The
! exca Faiions ri Sir Arthur Evans ~,
n"ssus. In Crete. laid hare sewage
/ system Of some 2,5oh years ~ 10 Be.
about rs good AZ ours of today, The
/ Iea6 water pipes in pompeii and
''sfia are only 1000 years old YET
~ one ~ the houses in the Street
- abundance al porpeii. which wac
e1ca*sied only last Summer. Won ran
turn on the ancient faucet. Just like
ours. ana The fountains viii play for
you from the same openings shrouol,
"lla"h the water sprayed or shot two
t1jilepia ago
Shot Craps, Played Checkers.
II begins 10 look as IL we do moth.
ing that they also did not know ho.
10 no. They shot craps. they PLAYED
checkers and parchesi. they had per.
i@ff form In IT.. action In the spriufe
ard the distance races they threw
! the discus, they used knuekH instead
~ gloves i'm bpzing. they wore clothes
IS short. rs brilliantly eoIored and ~
/ dSa pha nous as any that show nm the
G@n"HF. the actress or the dettiiaute
~ ipday Icavus had no hsfder lucE
than many IN aviator " this day
+ ~ grace; TaniaiUs var just ~ thirst.
~ any modern American MANY a
winning tfaftrtsTf drnse az ui3uH
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