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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1929-08-23
Vatican in History

The name Vatican Is believed to
have come from an old Etruscan set
Element. vaticum, on the right bank
of the River Tiber. At any rate in
Roman days before the Christian era,
this district was known as Ager Va
ticanus, and as the years passed the
name came to be attached specifically
to Vatican hill, or Monte VaticanO.
The region was not considered to be
a portion of ancient Rome, but was
recognized as a district apart from 1t.
National Geographic Society Bull
letin.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1929-08-23
Old Legal Expression

The expression, "hue and cry" is
legal one, the name given to the
shouting raised when a criminal is
pursued. Under the old law, all who
heard the hue and cry were COM
PEELED by law to take up the chase.
In later usage the name was applied
to a proclamation calling for the cap
ture of felons or return of stolen
goods. The official gazette Of wanted
criminals, published in. England, is
known as the Hue and Cry. In gen.
eral, it means any loud cutlery, es-
pecially of alarm or fright.
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Hard of Sesing

Alice is the only member Of a GER
tain north side family who enjoys
house cleaning. She had an especially
happy time on the day the paper hang
ers were at work in her home.
One man was having difficulty In
pasting a strip of paper on the cell
ing correctly. He had to peel It of
and readjust 1t several times.
Finally Alice could not withhold her
disgust longer. SWELL" she said sauc-
fly. "you must be hard of sseiag p.
INDIANAPOLIS NswA eI,xslssSsisisSSsgI
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1929-08-23
SO
Finds Buried Gas Mains

Successful application Of the mag
netic compass, the type that has been
used by mariners for hundreds Of
years, has been made by a gas COM
pany in finding gas mains, the exact
location of which was not known, says
Popular Mechanics Magazine. By
holding the compass at the surface
the detection of the needle aided the
engineers in finding the mains.
The method is practical when the
pipe is buried not more than two feet
and in finding piping hidden in house
walls.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1929-08-23
Quite Different

"My DEAR" said man to his newly
married wife, "where did all these
books on astronomy come from?"
"a pleasant little surprise for you,"
responded the wife. "You know, dear.
you said this morning we ought to
study astronomy; so I bought every
book l could on the subject"
It was some minutes before he
spoke.
"My dear GIRL" he said, slowly, 81
never said we must study astronomy ;
I said we must study economyp
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1929-08-23
Finding Blood Pressure

It is 100 years since the first device
for determining the pressure Of blood
was called to the attention of the
medical fraternity. 1t was invented by
Leonard-Marie Poiseulle of Paris. The
cause of blood pressure is not known,
but It is more likely to occur in men
than in women. OF persons dying
after forty-five years of age, approx
mately one in three dies of one of
the terminal complications Of high
blood pressure. IN. 30:
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SCOTT WILSON & SON, RISING SUI
Demand for Stone
From Historic Quarry

EEOHn G1ASCOEAC NO0EAy
Called upon to design a marble
pcture, the architects Of half GEN.
or more ago, demanded a pure
W stone and one Of the few quar-
6f this country which deliver the
o. ID article was that at Beaver
DAmSMd. The stone for the very first
darlington monument in Baltimore
was made from stone from this quarry.
and from the same source was OBJ.
tAined. in the early "fifties." the stone
FOR the beautiful, fiuted, monolithic
columns that adorn the wings Of the
pnal Capitol itself. There are 1903
iese columns and each is 26 feet
ength. The handsome senate office
lding In Washington has its facade
shed with Beaver Dam marble; and
spires Of st. Patrick's cathedral. in
w York city. likewise are built of
lis effective and enduring material.
: In order to get the pure white stone
which was demanded 1t was necessary
70 remove an everything stratum, which
had some color in 1t and therefore this
.erial was strapped. Now. however,
stone with a little color In 1t is
lily regarded by architects and the
waste pile at the Beaver Dam
MY was used in the construction
gantic building in Detroit, Mich.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1929-08-23
Darwin's Evolution Theory

The Darwin theory undertakes to
explain one phase of evolution. It is
the theory Of the origin and perpetu-
alton of new species Of animals and
nlants. The theory daaintains 49,
SIMS tnnd IN rsy cffa
Varying slightly from their parents
and that the process Of natural se-
lection tends to favor the survival Of
individuals whose peculiarities render
them best adapted to their environ
ment; also that chiefly by the contin-
ued operation Of these factors, new
species not only have been and may
still be produced, but organisms Of
widely differing groups may have
arisen from common ancestors.
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The big three of modern life: the
movie theatre, the corner drug store
and the delicatessen.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1929-08-23

The value of sticking to it must
fail to impress the fly who has landed
on fly paper.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1929-08-23

Among our leading converse tional
bores is the man who has just pur-
chased a new car.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1929-08-23

No man feels fiattered by being re-
ferred to as "a nice-looking egg"
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66(,(;,

is Prescription for
Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue,
Bilious Fever and Malaria.
Ii il the most speedy remedy known.
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Locomotive engineers put o21a0reI
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a any other class Of men.
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CTUDEBAKER, holder of eve,y official
~ stock car record for speed and stamina,
leading all the makers of the world in the sale
of Fights, adds champion value to champion
performance in the New Dictators.
A New Dictator Six-larger, smarter, finer
at the lowest price for which Studebaker
closed car has ever been sold! A new compan-
ion eight, bringing the thrifty luxury of Stude-
baker straight eightpower to many who could
not afford it before!
Studebaker's unique One-Pro6t manufac-
turing advantage, its tremendous fne-car
AP..o:J JsLo..~;.~ L., c,.J.b L. " ~
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LIVESTOCK

Chicago. Dec. .l.-(AP)-tC: >. ..
-A.D.-Cattle,,-i.o00: compared n
yearlinya and light weight butcher
l,eifers .s to soc higher: low grade
steers Soc more up with in.between
,:rado kinds Of medium weight un-
wen !ut around steady; best ye.ri.
led steer: and yeariinss ii:so to
1850: good demand FOR weighty
prime ftd cows Soc or moro higher:
numerous sales at 80 to 1850: low
higher u. 500 10 500: .inbetween
Erade rows unevcn: outside demand
Tor strong weight selected vealers
good at prices soc to 100 higher;
late sales 14.5v / . 1850: light kinds
=, ,.rG ia;So to bulls sgf n! sirer: 'a 10 ,5 Sc'f his d,;g:
!: lockers. end feeders scarce, strong
10 Soc higher.
Shecp-i.0OO: ~ the week IS Aou-
l,los from feeding stations; 1890 d..
10 sc lower: fat eve: strong: early
top fat lnmbs 1855: latc top 1850:
late bulk: 1915 10 1876: few yearl.
inys 1890 to 1855. fat ewes 800 10
$50: late top 5.75: feeding lambs un-
changed GOOD g choice 3: e g y;
Hogr--i7.oOo.. including $4,000 H.
rect: market about steady with yes.
terday's close: largely. o.:S t. $50,
it,: good quality around 40 -: .9.lt:
HhIpper. 900: estimated hOldover
1900; top $40 paid for .4O-cSO h.;
butchers, medium 10 choice 250-5vA
lb. o.I5 10 $40: 3vv-:50 lb. 9lb ~
re; .o nca 70 e.. 70. p NIX 90 s .ow. i lsSs 70
$50: pigs. medium to choice G.2t 70
$40 nominal.
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after RRECULARITY
STOCK PRICES stage
| TO 10 POINT RALLY
Railway Shares Unaffected BY
Consolidation; Only Few
Soft Spots Appear

New York, Dec. 3l.-AP)-The
stock market staged Z brisk recovery
today after IN carly period Of ire.
gularity. Extreme gains In 4 long
list OF active issues ranged from l
to 10 points. with only a few soft
spots cropping out. Trading was
fairly heavy In volume.
Publication OF the interstate com.
merce commissions revised consol.
ldAtion plan failed to stimulate much
Interest IN the railroad shares. I'm.
Ion Pacific. with q gain Of 8 points,
was the leader OF the rail group.
Brisk .r~ecovcrleS In Fox film and
International combustion suggested
the existence OF . tremendous short
interest In those issues. Fox Film
rallied o than four points from
Fridays low while combustion, pre-.
ferred, which touched 4 new low at
lSh on Thursday. jumped Ia points
60 3lS. 0Afeway Stores, Simmons
Company, United States Industrial
alcohol, General Electric and Union
Carbide all rallied 5 points or more.
u. 8. Cteel Common. Anaconda Cop
per. Dupont. Public Service Of New
Jersey and Gillette Safety Razor
were among the many issues TO show
gains OF 2 points or more.
The closing was strong. Total
sales approximated- l.75o.ooo shares.
In the corn market, the Decemp.r
delivery acted tight and led the days
advance. Oats were higher. Provi-
sions tended downward.
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LIVESTOCK REVIEW

south st. Paul. Dec. 2l.-tAp)--tG.
S. -. \. and Mum. Dept. OF Agri.)-
Uneven trends in the cattle market
this week found steers and ycariings
selling but little different from n
week ago. while better grades Of she
stock under a good dcma nd. appeared
around 25c higher. The hog market
was on an uneven basis and closed
lower on lights and butchers. Tile
lamb market met with increased CONF
petition and considerable shipping de-
lnand. prices advancing mostly Is TO
soc.
Best loads and part loads OF steers
and yearlings here this week cashed
at 1915 to 313.25. with others down
10 sl2.5o. The bulk OF the supply.
however. cleared 1T $1,000. to $1l:0O.
\ number Of Ears Of FED yearlinE
i few up 10 Sli.sO. while best load
uf COWS. averaging 1874 lbs. sold late
at 1910. Ru,k Of the heifers cashed
at $3.50 to $3.50. with tat COWS gem
ing Ut $3.50 70 1915. with bulls It
SS.75 10 1900. Nealers were about
500 higher. bulk :i2.0O 10 $lc.5v.
Bulk OF the lights and butchers
closed at 1910. with several loads Of
sorted hog. .S shippers e. VIZ; some ,e
5000 or under. Packing sows cashed
largely 1T $500. some up to 1875.
Light lights We're most numerOug ~
$500, with bulk Or the pigs 1T $6.5N.
A stronger undertone IN the lamb
market found most of the fed offer.
ings selling largely at fl2.75, with
two doubles ON shipping account mt
$4,000. ON less desirable kinds sell.
ing down 10 $3.50. Most fat native
ewes brought $500 TO $5.:5. with best
Up to $3.50.
a range of $3.50 to $1,000 caught
II fairly attractive type OF gtOcker
with Il number OF ears that had had
rome concentrates ceiling upwards TO
siO.:5 and 31O.3N. The general rum d
I'll stockers sold at $500 TO. $9.25.
Very little change occurred In he
stock pig market. most first hand
sales being made at $3.50. Feeding
lambs were largely steady, white.
faced Dakotas selling AZ $1,000 to
S1O.5O mostly. some up to $1O.75, while
hcSt rancxrN gtOppcO At $ll.OO
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WHEAT JUMPS four
CENTS LARGELY DUE
TOFARMbOARDB| BIDS
Farmers National Grain Cor.
poration Aggrsssiysly Bids
for Future Deliveries

Chicago. Dec. notwithstanding
prices for wheat today carried the
thar, market y.. ssrs - f,n : ! eus and 1 nsesr
about big rushes Of general buying.
in connection with the price bulges,
European demand for North Ameri-
can wheat to be shipped abroad TOOK
I'd before II 4 long While, total trans
atlantic purchases today amounting
TO about 1000, 900 bu. by far the out.
standing factor In hosting wheat
values was bidding which was inau-
gurated by representatives of the
federal farm board at above current
market quotations. although little II
n actual wheat was obtained on
wheat closed buoyant Mt virtually
!ss dn nss TO-. ssiul Level ebe .h0 ,:iE III Nsrs to
i:sh to Y: May i3oN to q.
Corn closed 1asc to &c up. dec.
s17s I o.; March s37s; May 94h to
~.
visions unchanged to q setback OF
10 cents.
Much OF the unusual buying activity
which developed today in the wheat
market came from previous specula-
tive sellers who were unprepared for
by the Farmers National Grain cor
poratIon In bidding for delivery of
wheat at prices fully up to the fed.
eral farm boards basis for wheat
loans. Traders who were short OF
wheat to fiji December contracts in
particular displayed anxiety which at
times assumed almost a semi-ranic
character. Emphasizing the changed
outlook resulting from the entrance
Of the Farmers corporation into the
market was q steep advance OF prices
today at Liverpool where except for
developments on this side OF the At.
lantic, a decline had been expected.
Noticeable Improvement Of export
demand today for wheat from North
America did 4 good deal to strengthen
wheat values here. It wa estimated
that well above 1000. 900 bushels had
been bought overnight from the
United States and canada to be ship.
ped overseas. Meanwhile. threshtng
In Argentina continued 10 yield less
than expected and complaints or poor
quality OF tho Argentine crop wcrc
persistent.
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MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT
FUTURES Squirt CpW Arb

Minneapolis, Dec. 2I-tAPD-Whca
futures spurted at the opening today
on buying In the Chicago market by
the National Grain corporation and
as shorts raced for cover prices
jumped more than 4 cents. May
closed ~ cents higher.
Oats futures were rather dull but
shared strength Of wheat and corn.
BARLEY also went higher with other
grains as did rye. Flax was strong
On lack Of offerings.
Cash wheat WAS very narrow and
strong with little offered for sale.
Winter WAS non,inally unchanged.
Durun, was very scarce and strong.
Cash oats demand was fair and Of
fcrinSs were light. Rye followed
oats. Barley was firm compared with
futures. Flax demand was fair.
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DOCTORS

WHO SO blind as he who will not see
There Is no cure for Ills In surgery?
DR.. MacLachlan's Clinic
you can be cured without being cut
to pieces. We know that disease Is
In the blood and cannot b cut out
with q knife. With u e ll-known
Alkaline Blood Treatment. vttamin
Herbs, Roots and Bark and Scienti-
fic Food Combinations We have
CURED HUNDREDS and We can
CURE YOU. Clinic Of DR.. T. N.
MacLachlan (Harvard) Rooms 6-S,
Lucas Block. Bismarck. N. Oak.
(NO KNIFE).
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Ellis l.. jackson. pastor.
Chr!stmas program OF the church
school. 10 n. m. Mrs. Howard McNutt.
superintendent. IN charge.
Morning worship At II.
pianiat. Miss Esther Wilson.
Prelude. silent Night" (Kohlman).
Offertory, a"Warum" (schumann).-
Sermon. "A New Spirit In the
Home"-Mr. jackson.
.Note.-At both the morning and eve.
ming service the old hymns ana carols
will be used.
b. r. r. u. $3.50 .. NJ. "How Christ
mas Sets the Whole World Singing"
The Devotional Life commlssion In
charge.
Evening service at 7:3O.
Pianist. Miss Marguerite Kennedy.
Prelude. christmas Fantasia" (C9rl
Offertory. Romance In A" (Lsur.
Sermon, "a New Spirit In the
Heart"-Nr. Jackson.
.Tuesday evening at S.a Christmas
playlet. "The Little Boy Nobody
Wanted"
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New York-Jesse L. Livermore's
home % being guarded by Frank Cor
man.. crack pistol shot and athlete,
Who has resigned ~ q Nassau county
detective. German sleeps In q room
ln the Avermope mansion at exclu.
eive Sands Point. Long Island. adj
tolalne that Of the stock operators
Two small sons. who have besn guard
- In the past because OF kidnapping
thrsata. Some Of the newspapers suE-
geet that 0ormAn's employment IL
Tor protection against losers In the
stock market. or against Arthur Bar.
~. who escaped from prison while
under sentence for stealing gems
from the LiYerm0re home.
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BOARD, ROOM and W0ahln9.
per month. Phone 1eeo.W q e.
Ct oO7 Fifth street.
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D PLANES A I

IN involuntary ride of II miles hang
Ing % the tail Of an airplane, William
Coumbe. l~7-year.old farm hand, Is
In good condition to tell OF his
thrills. He was helping to hold down
warmed up, and he didn't let 60 when
the plane scared. In fact hi held on.
till the plano got to within five feet
Of the gr0und again. Then he rolled
ever and over % much he was sent
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~ Ss;eA so.G. 'iS . i-z31S.as
weekly statement II The New York
clearing house ehp3s:
Teal serel:. ep1 undivided beefits
Total net AemanA tAverAgs) o..
Tine deposits taverass) siS5ksse
c!sarln9s week ending today ~.
s90.50l.979
!, f e. week Aaaiss pc. =
cieariAcs this day tlI~iAl7S.76l
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STATE ct North Dakota. County Of Bur-
n District Court. Fourth Judicial
Frank Finleyson. Plaintiff, vs.. Fred
1wenson. Defendant.
Notice = hereby given that BY vir-
the o. An execution to me directed
and delivered. and nov In my hands,
leeued out OF the office Of the Clerk
c e The n nnrsa I. cssst 90 Of n sSs,e,Ssn
i'iissaa: ..., "a dated r'S6. :e.: : .ads s:ss, ,, e.
rendered and entered In said court IN
favor Of the above named plaintiff
,Ao4 against said defendant, have
lev!sl upon the following described
e sssa ss.ixs srsx p s:is 3 to ~ ,nur's'sh
The Northeast quarter (NEk)
e - 3onthws.t quarter tswH)
Tewnshlp One Hundred thirty
siShty SiSoj West Of the rifth
Principal Meridian. containing
sssey assss: Ter q less. accora-
sA1ii 81 rrSSax: ~ 18th dsy 81 "a. j.nu.
eey. 1879. q the hour o. : o'clock
Pm: Of SAID day. q the front Door
esty' 70 q i Si.mSre Sss sur HSsss c y e.
sSiS rssl sstst: ksrsissbo y . dssc I'll a
- oatloey said Judgment and costs, %
ta4 hiGheot bl101r Tor cash.
pae4a - Diemarck. North Dakota.
ss'' setA 1Ay kS & Lhsiss' MsE;c 49,.
ehesiff q BuFleigh County. n. D.
~13/1l.ee: 1(l.ll.lB
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SOCK HARD

Mexico city-Senorita Conception
FREQ Anaya - In q hospital. Senorita
Dsperan8a Hernandez Lopez disliked
the idea OF her father paying atten-
ton to Senorita Conception. There.
fore she issued a challenge to n box
ing match. They met in . corral put
side the city. Senorlta Esperanza
hit Senorfta Conception and Senortta
hit the corral.
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Standard OIL of New York u. /.
0t0vyn - w rnNr (~nrnnFaNi0n


Boston. Dec. :l.-(AP)-Decidsd
Improvement took place in the mar
ket during the past week. Most OF
the business was on 64'x or better
and So SOS French combing staple
from the west including the territory
section. Prices were fairly steady.
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CADErsS DUTrONs yANlSN

Hutchinson. Kan.-Perhaps come Of
the girls r wearing West Point
respondent Of the New York Herald.
Tribune wired his paper that when
the army football squad. en- route to
tho west coast. took q workout here,
one player tossed hts overcoat on q
tho buttons had v~anished.
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Chicago, Dee. :l.-lAPl-Butter,
firm: receipts 1855 tubs. Creamery.
extras 10: standards str; extra
flrsts 36ls to 50: flrsls ASH to 3Sh;
secondu y TO 5lM. Exg.-firIn: g.
"a: graded firsts - 10 50; ordinary
firstH. ~ TO ~: refrigerator extras
80: refrigerator firstn -.
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WEATHER. CONDITIONS

The hiGh.presxure area, with its
accompanying. cold weather, extends
20 the Rocky mountain region. How
ever, temperatures have risen slightly
at most places. throughout the north
ern states. Light. widely scattered
northern states, while generally fair
weather prevails over the south.
Main Highways are mostly In fair
condition, but nome cross roads are
blocked with snow.
ORRIS W. ROBERTS.
M~eteOrOlc1iSt.
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I D LUTHERAN
Missouri Synod)

Fourth Street At Avenue A.
]. v. Richort. pastor.
Fourth sunday In Advent.
Sunday school, $50 q. m. Miss Ella
Brelji. superintendent.
Morning worship (English) at 1910.
Bible hour,G:l6 3. M, In charge OF
the w. Il.
Evening worship (English) at 1850.
Sermon, THE Christmas Song OF
Zacharias."
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CHICAGO CASH GRAIN
Dec. 0l.-(ArO-Whnat ~

Chicago, Dec. cl.-(AP)-Wheat no
sales.
Corn No. , mixed ST.. TO q: No.
4. yellow 80: No. 2 white .93is: sam.
pie grade .7tk.
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CmlCA00

Chicago, Dec. S1.-(Apl-poultry
alive, firm: receipts cars; fowls
&c; springs save: yoosters tic: tur-
keys ~ to 20c; .0ucks tic: geese l1c,
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Avn 4

WEATHER Ann ROADS
Jsmestown. So: cloudy; roads fair.
Fargo, -: cloudy: roads fair.
GRAND Forks, -; clear: roads fair.
williSton, - (-10 about 6 n M;
clear.
Valley City. 10: clear: roads fair.
0ismarck.Mandan, - clear; roads
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Cm0ann

Plymouth. Wis.,. Dee. 3.-tAP)-
Cheese unchanged for the week:
twins l9c: farmers call board. horns
70 ste: sqhafes - 5.1c; Daisies 10
ste.
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PRINCE GIFTS afro RACK

PRINCE GIFTS Alto RACK
New York.--NOw that Prince Serge
Advani has made up with Pola Neg
RI, Mary McCormic wants nothing
she shipped II back to him in Paris.
II 10 an expensive thing OF English
make. Il had only borrowed It, you
ooe," she explained.
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GOSPEL T~ADENNACLB
TentecOStAl.E van9ellcRlD

Eleventh street and ROASer nVenVe.
Marvin &. Miller, pastor.
Services for the coming week will
be as follows:
Sunday. Dec. :c-Sunday school at
LAS y. M: afternoon meeting at s.:
evening service at 1850.
Wednesday. Dec. c5-,hristmas pro-
gram Mt 7:45 p. IN. Dialogues. recita-
ti0ns. readings. and Instrumental
numbers, etc. Many little children will
participate In this program. a. we'll
AS GrOWn.ups.
Friday. Dec. 27-Regular service at
7:46 p. M.
The large tabernacle orchestra, con-
slEtfng Of many pieces. will aSslst In
AL song services. An Invitation 10 ex-
tended to everyone.
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I'm AOOW
Minneapolis. Dec. .3i-(AP)-Tlonr
patents quoted It O7.l0 70 7.3O ! bar.
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Shipments 3I,1e7.
Bran $3.50 to goo.
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New York. Dec. 2i.-(APJ-Foreieu
Great Britain, l.13k; France, 1854
ltaly C.2:k: Germany 33.9s: Norway
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Ople 5. paBt6F.
Church school, 9:46 4. m.
Morning worship 1t II.
Christmas festival services We'd
Eesday. Dec. Is. Mt II o'clock. The
church school will give its program
at I o'clock Oh the Afternoon OF
Christmas day.
There will be no choir rehearsal
Thursday evening.
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Flashes Of Life

TO DO MOVIES TOGETHER
Los Angeles-Walter Hagen and
Leo Disgel are going into the movies
together.
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STOCKS

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York Curb inarset. closing prices:
Cities Service 3lx.
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