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Evening star., 1932-02-15
WANTED-LOTS.
SALE-LOTS.

WILL BUY ONE OR SEVERAL LOTS AND
give new or nearly new detached or row
brick houses, rented for $50 month. Apply
owner. Address Box 226-M. Star ofnce
Evening star., 1932-02-15
RENT-SUBURBAN.

A BEAUTIFUL HOME OF LARGE ROOMS
2 baths, gar. h.-W.h.. elec.. etc, with very
large grouncs: SIS.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.
1873 18th ST NV. Nat. 0353
SIX ROOMS HOT-AIR HEAT. ELEC., 500
month Capital Heights Md. A. NJ
COOPER, 800 llth 81 Nat 1892
Evening star., 1932-02-15

CLAUD LIVINGSTON.
fel5.l7.1923.2425 Trustees.
Evening star., 1932-02-15
RENT-STORES.

RENT STORE. lst floor. equipped poultry
SLAUGHTER house IN basement. 1927 New Jer-
Evening star., 1932-02-15
Spite Wife BY. BY S~ >:,...:;
CHAPTER l..

CHAPTER L.
DOL and restful here in the
garden after the feverish ex-
Citement indoors. Smell OF
- freshly watered earth. Pungent
Evening star., 1932-02-15

aDAM A wEscHLER & SON. Auctioneers.
Nogales international., 1932-06-11
Assessment W0rk
On Unpatented
Mines Suspended

PHOENIX, June 1O.-Owners
CT unpatented mining claims in
Arizona will not be required to
do their assessment work for
1931-32, it was announced yes
terday by Tom C. Foster, state
mine Inspector.
The announcement followed re-
ccipt Of telegram from Sen. Carl
Hayden advising that President
Hoover had signed the joint house
resolU,t ion which offered assess
ment work for year. The resolu-
tion was passed by both houses Of
congress last week and sent to the
President for his signature.
Until the resolution becam2 eff
fective, cancelling former require
ments, the owners of unpatentod
ccnp!~te their assessment work by
July l, 1882, for the year 1882.
Nd dw this regulation will not be
necessary and ownership of the
claim will not be relinquished for
failure to do the work.
Most owners OF claims have wait
cd in the past until June to do
thcir work.
Those who desire to do the work
are not prohibited by the resolu-
ton. It's effect is to make the work
unnecessary to hold the claim for
smother year.
Nogales international., 1932-06-11
Harlow Akers

Continued From Page One)
prohibition reveals a serious situa-
ton. Average estimates place last
years liquor bill Of the nation at
more than three billion dollars, All
expenditure from which the govern
ment derives no revenue, but to the
contrary must support a costly pro-
hibition enforcement force, defray
costs of legal prosecution, sustain
prisons filled with Volstead law
violators and, in addition, face stag :
gering deficits in the national bud
get.
Our national liquor bill is much
higher than it ordinarily would De
without prohibition, and the tax
payer must make up q great deficit.
And, withall, liquor drinking has not
been stopped; it has not even been
diminished; in short, it has not
been brought under control.
ut is not exaggeration to main
tain that we're we not faced with
our national prohibition problem
we would not have to con-
tend against most of our national
deficit problem, Akers sail in ex-
planning his stand for the rasub-
mission and repeal of the national
dry laws.
Akers stated that he is cognizant
of the unemployment difficulties OF
the country and would direct his
special attention toward protecting
and encouraging our useful, pro-
ductive industries as way out
of the situation.
Akers advocates retrenchment in
governmental expenditures by the
consolidation and correlation Of ac-
tivities wherever waste can be elm
mated or efficiency increased to
obtain those desirable ends for
which the various governmental Of
fices were created He set forth
that such reorganization does not
necessarily mean unemployment a.
rnong federal workers or slashing
of their pay.
Nepotism in public office, includ-
ing the United States congress, is
condemned by Akers.
Nogales international., 1932-06-11

Edward Alvarez of the local Fisk
tire agency has an eye for busi-
ness. Immediately after the Presi-
dent signed the new revenue bill
this week he inserted an advertise
ment in The International calling
attention that now is the time to
buy tires before the tax is placed on
tires beginning June 81.
Nogales international., 1932-06-11
NOTICE TO CANDIDATES

CANDIDATES: Buy your cam
paisl1 ca~tis at home. OUT OF
TOWN PRINTERS Do NOT VOTE
III NOGALES NEITHER DO THEY
EMPLOY PRINTERS WHO VOTE
IN SANTA CRUZ COUNTY. No
gales international, headquarters for
campaign cards, 225 Grand Avenue,
Pilc;2e 45.
Nogales international., 1932-06-11

A new group picture "adorns'' the
walls Of the police station. 1t shows
the Is persons who have been exc
cuted since the state prison was
established at Florence. In the
number arc eight Americans, six
MoXicans and four Chinese. OF the
eight Americans two were negroes
and cne o woman Eva Dugan, Tue
son murderess. One Of the Mexicans
was Manuel Martinez, found guilty
in Santa Cruz county Of being one
OF the murderers of Postmaster
Pearson and wife at Ruby ten years
ago.
Nogales international., 1932-06-11

From the way campaign cards are
being handed out in this neck of
tllc woods the old political pot is
boiling in earnest now.
Nogales international., 1932-06-11

Seventeen political announcements
now appear in the Nogales Interna-
tional and names OF those seventeen
are posted ON The InternationaTS
big bulletin board where they will
remain until the primary in Sep
tenber. Every candidate carrying an
announcement in this paper gets his
or her name on our bulletin board
free of charge. That board is watch
ed carefully daily by hundreds of
people.
Nogales international., 1932-06-11

and placed on a highway near Chi
;ago, home of the gangsters.
Nogales international., 1932-06-11

MEN WANTED to conduct world
renowned Rawleigh Home Service
business in Counties of Part Pima,
North Cochise, Cities of Bisbee and
Douglas. Reliable hustler can start
earning $35 weekly and incrase rap.
idly. Write Immediately. Rawleigh
Co., Dept. AR-25-S, Oakland, Calf,
Nogales international., 1932-06-11
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL. NOTICE

Shop Yard
Supplies Expense
129 Ash Fork Shop & Yard
Salaries Stock Supplies and Expense
Tucson &
Supplies and Expense
F4olbTook Shop
Salaries Supplies and Expense
1872 Personnel
Salaries and General Expense
! 133 Industrial Insurance
Bridge Division
222 Estimating Division
Materials Division
Il 226 Phoenix Warehouse
227 Equipment Division
Shop &
229 Ash Fork Shop &
230 Tucson Shop & Yard
23 Hobrook Shop &
233 Industrial
NET TOTAL DEPARTMENTAL ACCOUNTS
FUBLIC SERVICE ACCOUNTS EXPENDITURES:
Publication
Salaries Publication and Expense
!
Expense
DEPARTMENTAL CREDITS
Publication Division
Advertising
TOTAL PUBLIC SERVICE ACCOUNTS
Salaries and General Expense
HIGHWAY PATROL
Highway
Expense
PLANT ACCOUNT CAPITAL EXPENDITURE
$50 Building Shops
Equipment, Materials Labor
331 Maintenance Equipment
Purchase of Maintenance Houses
Highway
Equipment
333 Engineering Equipment
Purchas
Equipment
New Purchases
TOTAL GENERAL EXPENSE
BUDGET 1882 933-sPECIAL ACCOUNTS
Nogales international., 1932-06-11

That G. M A. c. man who was
held up and robbed CT SITS in bread
daylight Wedn sday between Nc
sales and Huachuca appar- ntly
thought he had been suddenly lifted
Nogales international., 1932-06-11

There's one thing to say in favor
of the low price Of plata. For few
dollars U. S. money you can get
plenty O. Mexican coins to carry in
your pockets, if that means any,
thing. For instance two American
dollars now is equivalent to S7.2o
Mexican.
Nogales international., 1932-06-11

B5,G59.00
50,701.O0
41,211.O0
44,385.00
2,313.00
rs 000.00
Nogales international., 1932-06-11

172S2.00
41.157.00
17,732.00
34,252.O0
9,O25.00
193,325.00
279,860.00
233,159.0O
4e,701.00
3o,211.00
20 $500
100000
Nogales international., 1932-06-11
Legal. NOTICE

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(Seligman-Chinc Pt.)
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(Crookton- -Seligman)
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(PreScott-Wilhoi
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(WilhOit- -YarnelD
PhOeniX-PreScOtt
(Yarnell Congress Jct.)
Phoenix Prescott
Congress Jet. Wickenbur
Nogales international., 1932-06-11

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LEGAL NOTICE

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Washington Journal., 1932-05-06

9eriooe BON iieb3ig Eagen 81 Soiepb
geiunot. SIN @erloufe elmer ieoen
oieier Nddte bro6te ser @r5engel
Dem ouinobmef0bigen Soiepb cine
6eitimmte Sprode nit oaer Oo5u ge=
boriger 9iteratilr bel. Die &ob6ineu
idmGrmeu fiir Die 3ubl 20, 10 balten
tie es fir %ionnenflor, oaB SeiOpb,
I'M oos gepoltige 8baroonenreid 5l
regieren, nit 20 Sprofeu pertrout
iein muB. Ob er infer @o6riels
2eiting oQe S6rciborten oeS Negpp-
tii6en, Oos Sieroglpbii6e, Sieroti-
i6e uno 0emotiide in elmer ein5igen
Nad)t bepGltigt babe, miro ni6t Oes
NGberen ongcgeben, uieaeidt murOe
oieier llnterridt oii orci Ntddte per
teilt. Wfeinetpegeu!
Washington Journal., 1932-05-06
Die 2ippitiftsnbr.

9ie neueite @rrun9eni6aft fir Die
Sanotaihe ser eleganten Game, Die
aus 8aris berihtet miro, lit Die
Qippenltift-llbr sic beoeutet fir
ibre 9eiiserin oos non pins ultra
oes mooernes Gbics. Nun baben ia
Die 0anen pieleidt UNI enolih
einmal piinftlid) 81 mer0en = lHon
leit Ginger 3eit oen lbren-6 inmel,
uno man finoet iold)e min5igen 3eit-
anlager an &ingen, Sanotaihen uno
Superintendent. Aber oaB man and
pom 2ippcnitift ableien fam, mos
Ole Stun0e geldla9en bat, oas lit
ooh etlpqs gang Geionoeres Wfan
bebauptet logar, oaB Der min5ige
@br1aumeter automatil6 aufge5ogeR
niso. menn Die Dame ben Stiff aus
Der &iilie 3lebt, inn ibn III Sati9-
felt 5A Iesen. 8ielleiht erbGlt Die
yIppe. Itlitubr aub nod elm leuhten-
Oes 3%ifferblatt, menn Die Dame i'm
0umfeln oas &ot ibres Munoes auf.
frirhen uno i'd babel iiber Die 3eit
unterrihten piu.
Evening star., 1932-07-13
INVESTING GROUP
HAS PAPER GAIN
Morgan-Sponsored Corpora
tion Calls for First 10 Per
Cent for DehentureS.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 13-The $780,
900, 900 Morgan-sponsored American
Securities Investing Corporation, after
six weeks of operation, has the salts
faction of a moderate paper profit on
its Investments to date, it was learned
authOTltatiVely.
While information on the amount or
identity of bonds purchased is with
held the corporation this week called
for the first 10 per cent payment toward
its Sl00,000,000 issue Of debentureS
subscribed to by participating banks.
This does not necessarily mean, how
ever. that purchases have been limited
to Sl0,000,o00, since the corporation
has been buying on open n-book" credits.
The bond market, as measured by
price averages of domestic corporation
issues. reached its low just two days
before formal announcement OF the Tor
nation Of the investing corporation,
and save for a substantial let-down in
the last 10 days of June. has been work
ing almost steadily higher. In June
alone. all bonds listed or the Stock Ex-
change appreciated in quoted value
roughly $500,000000.
This has resulted more from lifting
of the deadening pressure OF liquidation
than from new buying. Nevertheless,
the subsidence of selling from bank and
institutional investment portfolios, and
other sources, has left the market Sensl-
tive to buying. In sources close to the
investing corporation, it is said that it
has been found difficult to buy highest
grade liens in any volume without bid
ding prices up substantially.
1t has been obvious that the effect OF
the formation of the investing corpora
ton hes been largely. psychological. Its
purchases are acknowledged to have
been decidedly moderate. possibly less
than the amount of a good days busi-
ness in the bond department OF the
Stock Exchange.
But the fact that a group of the
country's leading banks regarded the
time propitiouS for an investing pro-
gram has apparently tended to check
needless jettiSoning Of securities. and
prompted a gradlsI trickle of buying by
investors.
The encouraging aspect Of the bond
market in recent weeks. according to
sources close to the investing corpora
tion, has been the restored balance of
buyers and sellers. For months buyers
had backed timidly away from offerings,
leaving the market in condition bor-
dering on decentralization. The recent
Seepage of buying has come from many
parts OF the country and abroad Some
sharp upturns in foreign dollar bonds
rumored to have represented specu-
latiVe activity for the account OF Lon
don and Amsterdam.
Evening star., 1932-07-13
MAIL FRAUD CHARGED
TO SOLDIER OF FORTUNE
Tracy Richardson and Two Texans
Accused of Trying to Sell
Stock in "Lost' Mine.
he Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FORT WORTH, Tex, July 13.-Tracy
Richardson who fought as a soldier Of
fortune on three continents, stood ac-
cused today of making money in peace
time by fraudulent use of the mails.
A Federal indictment made public
here yesterday accused the warrior ad-
venturer and two Fort Worth men of
using the mails to offer investors stock
in a Mexican gold mine of dubious pro-
ductivity.
The Fort Worth men were E. w. Jar
man. alias Mike Jarman, and Samuel
Moore, alias Clarence E. Moore. Rich
ardson was believed to be in Brooklyn
now.
The indictment accused the defend
ants of representing that Richardson,
while fighting in Mexico, found a lost
Spanish mine, the gold bearing ore Of
which they said assayed $31 900 a ton,
whereas it actually assayed only $48.8l.
Richardson in his long career as a
professional soldier fought in Mexico,
Central America. Europe and Asia.
Evening star., 1932-07-13

gives "What Price Hollywood" 10 days
upon its screen, a compliment in itself
to this story Of the rise Of waitress
to movie stardom.
In the new Edmund Lowe picture,
the first this star has appeared in since
his return from European jaunt, will
be found two feminine players with
well established followings. These are
Evelyn Brent and Constance Cummings.
Evening star., 1932-07-13
Seaside Park Pool
Offers Nettleless Swimming.

CEASIDE PARK pool offers safe
~ haven of refuge for those beach
visitors who do not relish an encounter
with the sea nettles of Chesapeake Bay.
Each year these parasites cause oismay
to thousands of bathers. Now it IS
possible to enjoy the benefits OF salt
water bathing without such annoy
ances. The half gallon Seaside
pool is filled with purified bay water
and provides safe bathing until IL
O'Clock at night.
For those who are spending a week
or more at Chesapeake Beach the Sea-
side Park management is offering spe-
cial weekly ticket for use Of the pool
at a reduced rate.
Evening star., 1932-07-13
CRUSADERS ASK HOOVER
TO GIVE LIQUOR VIEWS
Michigan Unit Commends Roose-
velt's Stand, But Takes No
Attitude on Candidates.
" the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LANSING. Mich July 13-President
Hoover has been asked by the Michigan
branch of the Crusaders, anti-prohibi
ton group. to amplify his views on the
wet and dry issue.
Thirteen battalion commanders of the
Organization, representing majority of
its Executive Committee, adopted a
resolution Tuesday urging the President
to express his views on prohibition and
commencing Gov Franklin D. Roose-
welt, the Democratic nominee, on his
repeal stand.
The committee followed the lead of
the national organization by refusing
to take definite stand on its choice
of presidential candidates.
Evening star., 1932-07-13
Learn to Swim Week"
Featured at Glen Echo Park.

CLEN ECHO PARK is now at the
~ peak of popularity, with many spe-
cial events scheduled to augment the
large number of amusement features.
Learn to Swim week" still has a few
more days to go, with the Crystal Pool
entering into the spirit Of this event In
a 100 per cent manner There will in
cidentally be another swimming meet
held there July l8 at $50 pm. sharp.
These meets are attracting great crowds
Besides the pool, Of course, there are
half a hundred other diversions to
chase away gloom, such as the big
Evening star., 1932-07-13

Bureau last night after witnesses in the
killing Of George (Red) Barker, labor
terrorist, failed to identify them.
Mongoven earlier in the day had won
dismissal of a charge of carrying con-
cealed weapons. Judge Harry Fisher
ordered suppression Of the evidence, two
pistols, as the police had no search
warrants to enter a safety deposit box
in which they had been kept.
Both Moran and Mongoven main
tanned they were out Of the rackets and
living peaceably in Lake County
Evening star., 1932-07-13
BLOODY CLASHES BRING
PLEA FOR GERMAN BAN
By the Associated Press

BERLIN, July l3-Bloody political
conflicts in Germany caused Otto Wels
and Rudolf Breitscheid leaders Of the
Social Democratic party, to visit Baron
Wilhelm Won Gayl, minister of interior,
yesterday with a request that the gov
ernment again ban the wearing of po-
ltical uniforms.
Seventeen dead, 10 at the point Of
death and 181 seriously injured was
the last week end toll IN political fight
ing in various parts of Germany.
Evening star., 1932-07-13

mounts, THE Man
From Yesterday, :"
starring Claudette
Colbert and Give
Brook. The cast
also in c lu d e S
Charles B oy er ,
Andy Devine, Alan
MoWbray, Y o a
D'Avril and Ia
other favorites.
Loretta Young
and George Brent
were recently seen
together on the
screen in Week
E n d Marriage. /"
Miss Young will
also be remem-
lraI o- {Ia rtor 80
Evening star., 1932-07-13

Daring to write to a. King, Oliver
Smitheman, a Middlesborough. Eng
land, SChOOlbOy sent post card to
King George wishing him a happy
birthday, and received a reply from the
royal private secretary.
Evening star., 1932-07-13
HENRY MORRISON, JR.,
WEDS ANNE P0UL LTNEY
Members of Old Maryland Family
Eloped June l to Ellicott City,
Mother of Bride Reveals.
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, July 13.-The elope-
ment to Ellicott City June /. and the
marriage of Miss Anne Won Kapff
Poultney and Henry Morrison, jr, men,
bers of prominent old Maryland fami-
lies, was revealed yesterday. Announce
ment of the wedding was made by the
brides mother. Mrs. William D. Poult-
ney Of the Green Spring Valley.
The bridegroom is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Morrison of Philadel-
phia and grandson Of the late Ernest
Morrison.
Evening star., 1932-07-13
MORAN AND MONGOVEN
RELEASED IN KILLING

Barker Case Witnesses Fail to
Identify Capone's Former Rival
and His Erstwhile Lieutenant.
BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, July 13.-George (Bugs)
Moran, one-tfme rival of Al Capone
and Leo Mongoven, his ertswhile prin-
Cipal lieutenant, were at liberty today
to resume their self-proclaimed roles Of
country gentlemen"
Both were released from the Detective
Evening star., 1932-07-13
Saturday Opening
For New Keith's Film.

II -K-O Keith's has extended the en-
gagement OF the Constance Ben
nett picture. What Price Hollywood"
through Friday, thus postponing the
opening of Edmund Lowe in "The At
torney for the Defense" until Saturday,
the 18th.
Extending the ShOwingS OF the Ben
nett picture, which, incidentally, is
stated to be the best Of this stars
series. the theater's management thus
Evening star., 1932-07-13

An organization has been formed in
Lima to convince government authori-
ties of the economic value of motor
TRANSPORTATION in Peru,
Evening star., 1932-07-13

To cut expenses the new post office
at Clapham, England, has signs desig
mating the different departments as
"Lcancs., Svngs, Certs, Allies, Defts.,
Pens" and customers are wondering
what they mean
Evening star., 1932-07-13
Two Screen Stars In Person

Two Screen Stars In Person
At Earle Theatcr Friday.
nor the week starting Friday.
l. Warner Bros. Earle Theater has
r announced that Loretta Young.
/ captivating young screen star.
and George Brent will be seen
as the featured attraction Of the vaude-
Vile program. The screen attraction
will he Para
Evening star., 1932-07-13

roller coaster, the whip airplane swings,
carrousel, old mill, shooting gallery,
Midway and others scattered through
out the 40-acre playground.
Evening star., 1932-07-13
Glee Club and Dance Class
At Sylvan Theater Tonight.

At Sylvan Theater Tonight.
MARY ODONOGHUE, contralto. and
A'A Evelyn Scott, violinist, will assist
the Chesapeake g. Potomac Telephone
Co. Glee Club in its program OF song
this evening at O'Clock at the Sylvan
Theater in the Washington Monument
Grounds. The Glee Club will make its
initial al fresco appearance on that
occasion. offering the first part OF the
second Summer festival program of the
1882 season. Robert H. Davidson will
conduct the singing by the club, with
Mack Reynolds as accompanist. There
will be Is voices in the Glee Club.
The second part of the program will
be presented by Ye Old Tyne Dancing
Club of Columbia Heights Community
Center, directed by Mrs. E. s. Potter,
assisted by Alice Louise Hunter. WASH
ington dancer, and Nina Norman, So
prano, who will be heard in a group Of
old.fashioned songs interspersed be-
tween the dance numbers on the pro-
gram. Nat Liebermann, old-faShioned
fiddler, and Mrs Edith Hunter, ac-
companist, will likewise assist the dane
ing club.
Evening star., 1932-07-13
What's What and Where
Attractions Soon to Be Seen in Washington Theaters

coming attraction at Loews Columbia
Theater. beginning Friday. As can well
be imagined, this film is action through
out. There are scenes of riding. fight
ing and comedy, as well fs the required
love interest. Ivy Merton. one OF Hol-
lywood's most promising stars, has the
feminine lead. The comedy Is supplied
by Nat Pendelton. Others in the cast
are Alan Roscoe. Jack Perrin. William
Robyns, Lafe Mckee and Fargo Bussey.
The same new low prices prevail at
Loew's Columbia Theater for the show
ing of this picture.
Evening star., 1932-07-13

An attractive set, made of
green glass, for serving
orange juice. You get four
glasses and tray to match.
A green glass fruit Juice ex-
tractor is included in this
offer. Be sure to purchase
one of these sets while the
supply lasts.
Evening star., 1932-07-13
Hell Fire Austin"
A. Columbia FRIDAY

K EN- MAYNARD'S latest western pic
~ ture, Hell Fire Austin" is the
Evening star., 1932-07-13

In the popular
odeurs Of sweet jas
min, sweet gar
denia, sweet pea
and blended lilacs
and roses.
Evening star., 1932-07-13

A full 8-oz bottle of this popular
brilliantine at the unusually low
price OF only 19c. A favorite with
both men and women.
Evening star., 1932-05-12
CONVENTION HALL
TO Be BRIGHT SPOT
Chicago Plans Call for Extra
Billion CandIepoWer and
SearchIights.
ny the Associated Press.

8y the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, May 11-'Tightsl" Three
thousand watts food the Chicago Sta
dium. Camera" Dozens of photog-
raphers begin Shooting" Bangl The
gavel sounds. And the convention is
Of cameras for the people at home.
This is the picture of the opening of
O national convention of 1882, as
sketched by arrangements for the Re-
publican meeting June IA and the
Democratic gathering June 2T
Ralph Williams, vice chairman of the
Republican National Committee, an
nounced today he had let the contract
to Robert J. Duggan, Chicago lighting
proximately ,000, 900 900 candlepower
in addition to the regular lights at the
stadium. Searchlight beams from two
corners of the stadium will light up the
huge structure until it Is almost as
bright as day. The lghl may be To-
cused on any point in the hall or they
may be spread out to take in all of the
vast assemblage.
Duggan will use a new type incan-
descent bulb, 10000 watts each, differ
ent from the old arc light in that it
makes no noise and thus does not in
terfere with sound apparatus Pictures
the way from the snapshots of anna
teurs in the audience to the elaborate
talking pictures of the news reel COM
panies. Between so and so press asSo-
citation and newspaper photographers
will be accommodated
A special telephone system will be
constructed to connect all light plat
forms with the camera stands When
q new speaker steps on the platform,
demonstration starts in the hall or
anything else of Importance occurs,
lights will flare up and the click and
whir Of cameras will begin again.