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The Washington times., 1935-05-06
OLD FAVORITES
The EUe of Waterloo
Bv GEORGE GORDON BYRON

BY GEOhGE UO1OON o3NVN
There was a sound of revelry by night
And Begium's capital had gathered then
Her Beauty and her Chivary, and bright
The lamps shone Ger fair and brave
A thousand hearts beat happily; and when
Music arose with it's vouptuous swell,
Soft eyes looked love to eyes which spake again,
And all went merry marriage bell-
But hush Hark! deep sound strikes like rising knel
Did ye not hear it?-No; twas but the wind,
Or the rafting o'er the stony street;
On with the dance! Let joy be unconfined
No sleep till morn when Youth and Pleasure meet
To chase the glowing Hours with flying feet
But hark-that heavy sound breaks in more,
AS if the clouds its echo would repeat
And nearer clearer, deadier than before!
Arm! Arm! 1t is-it is-the cannons opening roar
IReGders Vted to send to the editor their sugges
tons of old fGvores among the poems for repnting in
this spCce)
The Washington times., 1935-05-06
Do We Need Wide Open
Spaces Again?

That old phrase-"the wide,
open spaces we laugh at it
now. Think of it as kid stuff
The Washington times., 1935-05-06
Your Amazing Power Plant

Unless the complex power
plant packed away inside your
body functions properly, your
simplest daily tasks become as
impossible of achievement as
Evening star., 1935-06-27

felt hat, and her corsaee bouquet was
OF pink roses and gysophelia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Drew Of Clar-
endon, with whom the bride has made
her home for four years. attended the
bride and bridegroom. The two young
children Of Mr.. and Mrs. Drew. Laura
Margaret Drew and Allan Norris Drew
acted as flower girl and ring bearer,
the former dressed in blue organdy
Evening star., 1935-06-27

Fielder A. Gibson Of Washington, took
place Monday afternoon at $50
o'clock In the parsonage Of the Rock
Vile Baptist Church. the Rev. r. o.
Cooper ofiiciAtins.
the bride wore an afternoon gown
Of essshell satin. with white hat and
white accessories. Following the cere-
raoriy. which was witnessed BY re1a-
tivee OF tina bride and e few close
Evening star., 1935-06-27

Glover, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. u.
Glover of Valentine, Nebr, took place
yesterday morning ct o'clock in the
parsonage of the Southern Methodist
Episcopal Church South in Clarendon,
Va, the Rev. John H. Pearson ON.
ciating.
The bride wore o white crepe en-.
semble with three-quarter length
Jacket and full cape sleeves. o white
Evening star., 1935-06-27

friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson left for
. wedding trip to Harrisonburg, Va.
They plan 10 make their home with
the brides parents during the sum-
mer and will move 10 Washington In
the early Fall. Mrs. Gibson Is q
graduate Of Takoma Silver Spring
High School and Of Strayer's Busi-
mesa CalleRe.
Evening star., 1935-06-27

with o bonnet Of blue, carrying Q
basket Of daisies and pink yosebuds,
and young Allan Drew in q white
sailor suit with long trousers, carrying
the ring on . pink silk pillow.
After the ceremony 0 wedding
breakfast was served In the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Drew, the couple leaving
later for q wedding trip. which will
include q visit at the brides home in
Evening star., 1935-06-27

Kansas, visit TO Mr.. Giover's parents
In Nebraska and q motor tour Of Colo
RADIO. Mrs. Glover's travelling. costume
was . navy blue sheer ensemble with
matching accessories. Upon thar
return they will make their home at
sSs North Kenmore street In Claf.
endon.
The bride is q graduate Of lola
Junior College in Kansas, while the
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Boys
Wearables
Csc

Perfect ssd lrresGIS,s Of
sc TO SIC Qualities.
Odds and ends left from
best-selling lines, includ-
ing All-wool B athing
Trunks. I to IL years;
Youths Striped B asque
Shirts. sizes "a to 40; Jun
ior Boys Shirts and
Blouses. wash Knickers
and Longies. 8 to IL years;
White Sailor and Ofncers'
Caps and Junior Boys
Part-wool Sweaters, sizes
26 and 28.
Goldenberp's-Moin Floor.
Evening star., 1935-06-27
Hosiery

100 Pairs) Children's Anklets and
Halt Socks; regularly acc L.
pair ................. ~
(ss Pairs) Women's Lace-top
Chiffon Silk Hose; seam back,
shaped ankles; silk TO top.
Broken assortment Of colors and
sizes. Irregulars of 35c lE~
quality .............. t~S
(39 Pairsj Women's Full.fash.
ioned All-iIk Hose: tissue sheers
and sheers. Broken assortment
of colcrs and sizes. Perfect quail
ity. Regularly sI0o. sl.l5 L.
and s1.35 pair. ........ WV
III Pairs) women's Knee High
Silk Hose; full fashioned; garter
woven In top; sizes sla and sh
only. Colors of thrill,
sage and buffalo. Were 90
$100 pair. .............. &SS
(I4 Pairs) Women's Burson Knit
to-Fit Lisle Hose; broken assort-
ment Of colors and sizes. o.
Were SOC pair. @@S
Goldenberp's-Mdin Floor.
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Gloves

C13s Pairs) white Bemberg
Gloves, with novelty
cuffs; small sizes only. %
Were sl.oo pair. ........ AAC
CS2 Pairs) Mesh and Fabric
Gloves. with fancy cuffs; also
novelty weave gloves, in grey,
beige, brown, blue. black and
white. Sizes 6 to 8. IT,
Were s1.oo.............. tC
(ls Pairs) Washable Doeskin
Gloves, in white and natural
colors; sizes s1s to ia. Q0~
Were S1.35 pair. ........ Wv
(s7 Pais) Mesh Gloves, plain
and fancy cuffs styles, In white,
brown and black: sizes 8
to ia. Irregulsrs Of soc 90
quality NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @N
Goldenberc'@Mdtr Floor.
Evening star., 1935-06-27
Handbags

(4S) White Washable Handbags;
popular grain In under 90~
arm style. Were SOC. SV
(2S) Handbags; black and red
only; simulated feathers. To-
Were ACC ..............
(5o) Leather Belts; In IN
dark colors. Were 1oc.. wv
t25) Ire Jur, Toilet Water; In
Sweet Pea, Lilac and. 2o~
Carnation odors. Reg. 4sc. SN
i25) HobnaiI Glasses. flled with
guest powder puffs. Were iA~
Goldenberg's-Metn Floor.
Evening star., 1935-06-27
Window Shades

1881 Duplex window Shades;
green-and-white and green-al1d-
ecru; 3x6-ft. cut size. 90~
Irregulars of 6sc quality SN
(2o5 yds.) Table OilcIoth; so in,
wide; in tile and floral patterns.
Irregulars Of soc and 4sc ~
qualities ............... "
(65) Holland Window Shades;
extra length, 3xs-ft. cut size;
in ecru or white. Were oQ>
1.S9 ............. .....'
tss) Extra Heavy, Holland VIM
dow Shades; in ecru. white or
cream; 3x6.ft. cut size; perfect
rollers. Would be Ssc, AA>
but for slight misweaves.
acknowledgements Store.
Lamps
t2s) One Candle Floor Lamps;
with shade. were ST N
Sl.9S ...............
(I5) Buffet Mirrors; dark
frame; size sx35". Were E6e
(s) Floor or Bridge Lamps;
bronze e-6nish. base;
with shade. Were 60 40
e3e5 ...,.......... Xs
GoIdenbergs-Thtrd Floor.
Evening star., 1935-06-27
Blankets

(sl AyI.Wool Reversible Blankets;
large size; in orchid "a 10
or green. Were ss.ss. @f,l7
(15 Robe Blankets; in bright
colored Indian patterns; fine
for camping. Were l %
S2.29 .............. YasS
(25) Cotton Plaid Blankets: size
7ox80"; heavy fleeced. TO-
Were CSC .............. Nv
.Golderberr'"Third Floor.
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HOusefurnishings

(1) Kitchen Cabinet; French
grey finish, stainless porcelain
work top; floor sample. &9n
Was $44.95 ............. Wv
~ Five-piece Hardwood Break
fast Set; extension-styl table
and 4 extra heavy chairs; brown
oak finish; floor 60 En-
sample. Was $3.50 YOAsSV
go Hardwood Unfinished Exten-
sion Tables; pegged- GI or
leg type. Were $S.e5 YSs ~
(15) Wood Rose TrellSes; 7-ft.
size; painted white. Were EA
ISc ........s..t..,.'.
(10) AH-rubber Garden Hose; Is
#. lengths: with COUP
lings. Regularly ssc 49,
icuktLl ..'sssss'..ss
, t200) Toilet Tissue Paper; good
grade. Regularly SC roll. IT.
FIVE ROLLS for....... IN
Goldenberg's-DoUnStdir Store.
Evening star., 1935-06-27
Beds and Bedding

a. Poster Beds; heavy Ain.
posts; walnut veneered
panels; twin Eze. Were e. 90
el6.95 ............... YSsf
ts) Tempered Steel Coil Bed
Springs; helical tied; Dr. OF
twin size. Were ss.s5. YO.II
(2) Windsor Metal Beds; Grace
line tubing; three
quarter size. Were "a o.
s7.s5 ............... @T.7f
u) Heller Sleeprite Innerspring
Mattress; damask ticking; twin
size; floor sample. Glo II
Was $3.50. ....... 4Io.io
(2) Studio Beds; one blue, one
rust plaid; can be used as single.
double or twin beds; innerSprlng
construction con ad Were $23.74
al Poster Beds; veneered head
panel. turned posts; "a 90
full sine. Were 1895. @T'T
~ Foster Studio Bed; green
rayon tapestry covering; Inner
spring mattress on coil spring
base; separate pill G2k At
lows. was s4s.s5.. 9o0.fI
Goldenberrs-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1935-06-27
Mems Furnishings

Mems furnishings
(1s) Mems Wool Sweaters: in
grey, tan or blue; some sleeveless;
broken sizes. Were q no
$l.3s and $1.95...... YisVS
(1S) Mems Caps; light and medi-
um shades; broken sizes. EE
Were $1.oo and s1.5o.... OON
(2e) Mems Bathing Suits; in
navy blue; sizes 36 to a. 90
Were s1.00 ............ SN
(67) Mems Carriers; single grip,
in narrow or wide elastic. IN
Were lee pair. ........ W.
(118) Mems Four -in-Hand Ties;
light and medium shades, white
and solid colors. Were TO-
29c and 39c. .......... ~
(42l Mems Sennett Straw Hats;
plain black or fancy
bands; sizes ~ TO ~. E0~
Were $1.19 .......... 0VS
(6S9 Mems Leather Belts; black,
tan and fancy effects;
sizes 81 to 46. Were 7Sc At.
and 81 90 ............ TN
(5S) Mems Four Hand Ties;
handmade constructions: stripes
and figures. Were 7sc 90
and $l.00 .............. SN
1881 Mems Four. In Hand Ties;
stripes, figures and solid To-
colors. Were 3l.50.:... O7C
(7S) Mems Athletic Union Suits;
Of checked nainsook: azes 90
36 to ~. Were 49c. SO. LII
t1s) Mems Balbriggan Union
Suits; short sleeves, long legs;
sizes 40, A and As. Ir- Ia
regulars Of $1.1e quality. O7S
(42) Mems Summer Sweaters;
pull-oyer style: in grey, green
and tan mixtures. Were "a
Toe ...............S SfC
: GOldeNberC'S-Mdiu FlO0r.
Evening star., 1935-06-27
Footwear
Factory Irregni0rs Of
$40 to 1898 Grades

FOOLWcdF
(435) pairs) Women's Summer
Shoes; in white. biege and grey
fabrics and feathers; also White
Sport Oxfords. All
sizes in the lot. Were d Al
$500 to $500 pair :. YIsT
165 pairs) Wonen's Sandals;
open toe style. with leather or
composition soles. AL A.
sizes. Were soc .,..... ISS
(l2o pairs) Women's Summer
TYNE Sandals; plain linen and
mesh uppers. leather soles and
Cuban heels. All sizes. IT,
Were $1.39 pair ........ I0S
(247 pairs) Women's Boudoir
Slippers; zapon and faille satin
uppers: Bridge and D'Orsay
styles. Many colors. Were EE~
.79c and $l.00 pair. ..... wv
(174 pairs) Boys and Girls OK
ferds and Sandals; white, brown
and elk uppers, composition soles.
Sizes to 2. Were CSC and IT.
$l.19 pair ..............
(190 pairs) Tennis Gym Shoes;
in black, brown, suntan and
white; sizes to g.. Were LA>
csc pair ............... STS
(76 pairsj Mems Sport Oxfords;
in white and two-tone elk
feathers; all sizes.
Were $1.9s and $2.4e GI 20
pair ................ @I.o7
Evening star., 1935-06-27

bridegroom received his education I'm
his native state, and since coming 70
washington has completed course In
aeceuntancy 1t the Benjamin Frank.
Lin University.
The marriage Of Miss Alice Louise
BeaIl, daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. etote
Beall of Aspen, Nd, to Mr.. william
pinkney Gibson. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Evening star., 1935-06-27
Notions
Furniture

IN Three Piece Fibre Suite: au-
tomobile spring-filled cushions:
consisting of settee, chair and
rocker was GIo 90
s2s.sS ............ pI7.T
(l) Two-Piece Solid Maple Sun
Parlor Suite; solid maple in wal
nut finish; loose spring filled
cushions and loose
pillow backs. Was col or
$685. ............. Y%Ss
~ Stick Reed Chairs and Otts-
mans; enamel finished: loose
sprin g-filled seat
cushion" .tah Were SI4oq
$2250 ............ ihtf
(D Solid Maple Settse; so" long:
automobile spring
filed cushions. Was cit TT
$500 ............
~ Solid Maple CeTlerette; COM
partment for storage;
floor sample. Was DO 90
slsss ............... 9o.o6
(Iz) End Tables; half moon
shape, stretcher base, oo-
walnut finish. Were s1.2s. CoS
(3 Ottomans, upholstered In
tapestry; ball legs. q OF
Were s4.s5 .......... 9I.1
(7) Magazine Racks; 2 pocket
style: veneered sides q 20
Were s2.s5 ......... Yt'0f
(S) Open Bookcases; mahogany
finish; 3 shelves; sold q 10
''as is" Were $2.4s.. YI.I7
(s) Occasional Chairs; rust or
green tapestry cover
ings; spring seats. "a 90
Were $7.95 ......... TssS
t2) Three-Piece Fibre Suites;
automobile spring-hlled cushions.
Large sofa, chair and G90 or
rocker. Were $500. Z1s10
go Gliders; new streamline
frame; s loose cushions; fabricoid
waterproof covers: ball-bear1ng
metal arms: floor samples. H9E
Were $500 .......... YIO
(5) Gard Tables; braced tops;
trim lock legs: sold "as IT,
Is" Were $I.69. ....... ~
(1o) Steamer Chairs;
striped canvas seat and To-
back. Sold "as Isl. OI~
~ Gateleg Extension Tables;
with folding leaf;
.,slss Es'ss' .i.a'a..'..'. finish: w.I. $I4.94
~ Dressers; one mahogany, one
golden oak finish; sold "a 90
''as is." We're s14.sS. 7sJS
Goldenberr-Fotrth Floor.
Evening star., 1935-06-27

Neckwear. Handkfs.
(s2) Women's Summer Blouses;
of organdie. wolfe. linen and
batiste; stripes, plaids
and solid colors. Were o.
soc and soc. c........... SS(
(11s) Women's Neckwear; high
and low necks; Of organdie, silk
and pioue: white and pastel
shades. sss' Were z for 25c
t72) Berets and Bows; Of white
organdie, pique. felt and O.
linene. Were 29c. ...... ~
$500 Women's Handkerchiefs: In
prints. hand embroidered and
lace edge styles. Regularly A.
&c and l0c. ...,...-....... ~
1912 Mems Handkerchiefs; all
white or with colored woven l.
boders. Were 10c. 0S
Goldenbero'sEMain Floor.
Evening star., 1935-06-27
COrsets

COrsets
(1Sl Net Brassieres; sizes 80 and
"a; counter soiled. Were E0~
Sl.00 ................. wv
(2) Iastex Two-way-stretch Step
In Grdles; sizes 2s 60 OK
and 20. Were $685.. &&.TS
(3) Two-Way-stretch Back Ger
settles; lace bust; size G9 or
93. Were 1855. ..... Y&s40
GoI6erbere's-Seeond Floor,
Evening star., 1935-06-27
Toiletries

Toiletries
.t2E souton Perfume; 7o>
regularly soc bottle. -. Z7C
CA pkgs.) Sweepstakes Razor
Blades. fit Gillette type e.
razors: s in package. -. ~
t2s) Diny Sets Of Face Powder,
Perfume and Lipstick; CO.
regularly 49c .......... LII
(49) Marie Margot Flower 80.
Kissed Face Powder; regu- r
larry 39c ............... -
(48) Lillian Tale Face Cream,
Dusting Powder and Eau
ss. Dc e.ss oS.ssn.' R'sul.rl, I9c
Goldenberg's-Matn FleoY.
Evening star., 1935-06-27
Clearance
Summer Hats
l9c

Just $50 to sell. Straws
and fabrics, In white and
leading summer colors.
Gotdenbero's-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1935-06-27
Sorry, No Phone
or Mail Orders
for Remnants
Underwear

(37) Kiddies' Knit Waist Suitss
drop seat: sizes 6 TO 10 To-
years. Were acc. ..... IN
(2e) Women's RAyOn Panties;
French leg: In tearose; IN
sizes 6 and 7. Were acc. W.
ClD Women's Raycn Combina-
tons; bloomer leg; flesh
color; sizes 80 and 80. AA~
Were sac ......-... TN
(l2) Women's GauIe Union Suits;
knee length; size 80 only. d.
Were 34c ..-..-....... &
(15) Women's white silk Slips;
lace trimmed; soiled;
sizes "a and 80. Were 10
81 90
(1s) Women's Muslin Slips; strap
shoulders; flesh and
white; sizes so and So. 90
Were sec .............. IN
(I5) Women's Silk Slips; tearo6e
and white; soiled; sizes To-
"a to 40. Were 8sc. zee. VIZ
(3) White Silk Slips; lace trim
dress slips. Size 36. GI 10
Soiled. Were $1.69... YI"II
EoIder rheTn'A-Mdin FI00s.
Evening star., 1935-06-27
Sheets and DOmestics

Sheets and DOmestics
q Doz.l Seamless Bleached
Sheets; slxs9" size before
hemmins. Seconds OF 4Qe
sec quality. ............. tn
80 Brocade Rayon Bedspreads;
in orchid or green;
size s+xloS". Were 80 OK
$3.o5 ............... Y&s ~
t26) Bleached Pillow Cases; soft
finish quality: 42x36" IN
size. Regularly l6c. .... wv
(2s) Unbleaehed Sheets; 63x99"
size before hemming. Co
Were. sec. DOC
a. Colonial Bedspreads; size
84xl05"; in wanted % 40
colors. Were $685.. Y&sTI
70 Doz.t Bleached Pillow Cases;
42x36" size. Were IA
1SC ...s.'.s's.s.
Evening star., 1935-06-27
Bows Clothing

Golderber0'S-Mdtn Floo:.
Boys Clothing
(s4) Boys All Wool Sleeveless
Sweaters; Sweat shirts, sizes %
to "a; and terry cloth Upper
Polo Shirts, to II 90
years. Were 69c to csc LII
(ls) Boys White SanfOrized Cot
ton Flannel Stacks; sizes . to
IL and 1920 years. TO-
Were sl.1o and $1.s5... IN
(42) Boys Washable Slacks;
fancy patterns; 8 to IL E0~
years. Were 79c ...... SN
(l4o) Boys English Shorts; Of
gsberdines, khaki, coverts and
fancy patterns; 6 to II To-
years. Were t1.0o.... IN
40 Junior Boys ALI Wool Top
coats; in serges and tweeds;
az to Q years. Were GI OK
S4.s5 and S5.95 ..... YIsIS
(l60) Boys Wash Suits; sieve
years. Were SOC and 6Scetaoin
less button-on style: 3 to 90
s years. Were sec and 6sc SIS
(20) Junior Boys washable
Longies; dark patterns;
9 to 10 years. Were sec 90
r. 7Ar - ~
(44) Boys BELL" PAjAmas; one
piece style, mostly white:
6 to 10 years. Were 3l.oo E0~
to 81 81 ...........ss.s
(47) Boys Cotton Beach Robes;
shawl collar, girdle; Q to L.
l6 years. Were $780,. wv
1907 Boys Long Pants wash
Suits; Of white or tan Sanforized
shantung; 6 to IA q or
years. Were s4.s5.... 9S.IO
(as1 Junior Boys Rugby Suits;
Of white or tan Shantung and
Bedford Cord; to 10 % oE
years. Were 1895 -. Y@sVS
G2oO) Boys All Wool and Part
Wool Sweaters; pull-over style;
sizes % to 40. Factory
irregulars of $l.00 to EO~
$50 qualities .......,. wv
1901 Boys All Wool Bathing
Suits; one piece tank
style; sizes 20 to "a. TO-
Were $l.00 ............ wv
Q6) Girls Imoprted Berets: In
Goldenber0's-Mdin Floor.
Evening star., 1935-06-27
Weddings
CONTINUED From Third page.)

near Honolulu, and of the Rev. Owen
@. Barrett, who recently returned from
Madrid, Spain.
Evening star., 1935-06-27

GoldenberC's-Mdin Floor.
Milford chronicle., 1935-12-27
FARMINGTON

At this Christmas season remember
those less fortunate than yourselves.
The EpwOrth Christmas program will
he presented at the church tonight,
Friday. December q. All are invited.
Master William NewnOm is leader Of
the deVOtiOns in the Saturday Study
Circle ;hi' week. At Pennington
Plan TO attend the services in Farm
ingtOn 1rd Prospect Churches on Sun
day. Tn pastor expects to preach a
New Year sermon.
\ special watch night service will he
held in Pennington Methodist Church,
beginning at p m. Tuesday DeCem-
lrr 81. II promises to he a very inter-
csting ana helpful service. Everyone
will he welcome
The pastor and mis- mother wish you
all u Happy New Year filled with Gods
richest blessings
Milford chronicle., 1935-12-27
OVERLOOK

Mrs. Lizzie Roach left on Sunday for
Cape Charl IS where she will spend the
winter With her daughter Mrs. Nor
man Taylor and family and she will
spend a part OF the winter with her
son. William Roach at Princess Anne,
Nd.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Linford Truitt spent
last Wednesday and Thursday with
the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charley Truitt.
Paynter w. Green and sister. Mrs
Roy Ritter spent Saturday in New
York City.
lion. I;ol,rrt q. Houston was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs John W. llous-
ton on sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Akens return
ed home on Friday night after II three
weeks visit with friends in Tennessee
and North Carolina.
Wedding bells are ringing.
Harry Davidson who has been on th'
sick list is much better.
Sunday school next Sunday at the
usual hour. New officers will he elect
ca next Sunday morning for the COM
ing year Preaching at II O'Clock II. m.
hy the pastor
Sunday school entertainment Friday
evening at 1880 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Reed of Lewes
called on MI and Mrs. p. w. Green on
Sunday,
Little Andrew Rice celebrated his 5th
birthday on Saturday. December 21. by
entertaining ten Of his little friends TO
birthday party. The little folks en-
joyed playing games from two to four
o clock, when refreshments We're serV-
ed, consisting of ice cream. cake. can
dy and apples, after which they wished
Andrew many more happy birthdays.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenwood Harrington
of Lewes called on Mr. and Mrs. John
Legates en- Sunday afternoon.
i a Han
returned home from Philadelphia Sat
arday night after spending the pas:
week with relatives in Philadelphia.
Milford chronicle., 1935-12-27
MACHINERY CREATES JOBS

The National Industrial Confer
ence Board has an answer to those
who say machinery is an ogre, lore
ing labor out of jobs.
During the period Of its most
rapid introduction. from 1879 to
1929" the Board says. machinery
has been responsible for the estab-
lishment of many new industries; 1t
has created new opportunities for
employment; it has released work
ers from industries producing goods
to trade and service occupations; it
has stabilized employment by in
creasing the proportion of the gain
Milford chronicle., 1935-12-27

'In general. the us Of machinery
has been the chief cause Of the great
Improvement that has occurred in
the purchasing power and the stand
ard of living of the masses OF the
people"
Milford chronicle., 1935-12-27

full population engaged in trade SER
vice industries; it has made possible
an enormous increase in the total
volume of production by increasing
the output per man; it has reduced
hours OF work and child labor.
Milford chronicle., 1935-12-27

Angola section, was fined $40 and costs
by Magistrate W. Frank Sharp here.
He was released on payment of the fine
end costs.
Milford chronicle., 1935-12-27

1t takes a mighty good football
team these days to satisfy the drug
store coaches.-Indianapolis Star.
Evening star., 1935-12-23

plan is proceeding at a rapid rate.
The premier, Gen. Ismet 1neunu.
has Ia the foundation for an ar
tificial silk factory at Brussa and
another at Gemlek.
Paper mills are being completed at
Ismidt and Turkeys first glass works
at Pacha Bagtche, on the Asiatic
bank of Istanbul, have been formally
inaugurated.
A British syndicate now proposes
Evening star., 1935-12-23
Yule Tree Hunter
Stopped as Bullets
Spray Parked Car
Windshield, Headlights
and Windows Smashed
as OaUner FOrdges.

BY the Associated Press.
! BALTIMORE, December 23.-Albert
Ritter went foraging for a Christmas
tree yesterday.
Z He didn't get tree, but his auto
mobile was shot full of holes, appar-
emily by an irate property owner.
Ritter parked his car on side
road, went looking for suitable tree.
He heard several shots and returned
to the car.
All four tires and the spare had
been shot down. He went after
policeman. When the policeman got
there, all the windows, the wind
Bhieid and the headlights had been
dashed in.
Ritter consulted q magistrate and
decided not to prosecute. He does
nnt know the name of the person
Or persons who wrecked his car and
any prosecution by him would leave
him open TO prosecution on o charge
saf strespaSSing.