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s p AY.
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.a l-‘mm d 10
.. .uvh on lgatl-ler'1
firmer on Sat- |
uh. L'pon re-
va-wc rewsrd
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O
calla- l
.m/ __.—-—_
.. l...’ WC
s.\.l£—-Fla.t
. r‘i-i mechan-
Tw‘likta-LV new
lrn until's
II
- i— -l)cmon-
to prior
. r nee. These
ll 'tnditlon.
E rwin M.
. r‘. avenue
tutoring.
lOIil‘lnE.
Min. Dealers
11k r- Button
Irl‘n'xt EL.
Tim-emu:
1.36:.»
~~Wu have a.
’ -' “412ng cars
, lord. Chev-
"n iebaker,
ll-sscx are
:r: our ust‘d
lirwin M.
'l'cst avenue. l
“N‘—
'..ltr\ Model.
vanish eco-
i’or i’lve
- Any de-
.~ M. Jen-
'i. L“. Nor-
. liVi‘i—‘Ne have
“52: tors in
' ’ ‘n more.
i! rrvin M.
u re: avenue.
, 19m in run-
‘Soc it at
\Ll --tn tine
. Flmeuy. Price
-.'..’l .‘l. Jen-
'vnmc, Nor-
;.1 Values
”‘1‘"
7 * car is safe
Never Put
N AG Y 8808. dual-n...
Tel.
.- . ch.
'
Romanian l
Bum Service. uttered 18
been] at!
long distsnce trucking of all kinds
Piano hoisting. Special vnne for
moving purposes. i. ton loch
dumps. 100 Conn. Ave. Phone xxx
daytime. 3044‘ nights.
AUWONEER
’Oleph A. Anxious;
3168—12 ivorwslk
g
l PAPERHANGING DECURéTING—
Largest assortment in finést Wall
Inner. Work done in mat figure
Alex White. 35 Lowe s:.. Phone
2858.
VALLERIE‘H
A. M. woosrnn
Formerly
Conn. “cease
Phones 356-2—33 to
EXPRESS -— Dull?
service between Norwsdk nod
Dsnbnry. Also locsl trucking
Norwslk adios trolley exp. Phon-
675-3. Dunbury omco 1:2.
W'OOSTER AND DAVIS
M. “1 DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW’.
Examiners U. 5..
Office
1113 Main St.. Bridgeport.
Send for Booklet on Patents.
Tree Spanning“ “A
Patent
Tree Moving
No. 26 _
TREE WORK
IS MY
SPECIALTY.
‘ A. H. KELLNER.
So. Not-walk
Repairing Ind Refinishing 29
: AUTO TOPS—Trimmings;
re-uo
bolstering of closed csrs. Resson
sble prices: best service. L Heir
corner Woodwsrd Ave" Grove it.
South Norwelk Phone 088.
CITY HALL SHOE
REPAIRING—
Highest quality work only. Every
Job guaranteed. Hours 7 a. m. to
8 p. m. Try us once and you will
come again. 36 N. Main St. _(opp
City Hill ) . _
' LlpuoLnERINm-Ane csbihel Ins
king. Pictures snd mirror:-
frnmed. High grade work A
Bergstrom. New l. O. U. l‘ Build
ins. So fi'orwslh. ' "
mums!
Help Warm—r enlsle 33
GIRLS—experienced on sewing ma-
chines to learn tucking. Apply
Cluctt, Peabody 8-. Co. Inc.. 80.
Norwalk. Conn.
83
Help . “ween—husk
\vmeru—Yung boy about 14 or 15
years old to work in store all day.
Apply Donneiiy's
"l ! Vuu savr' “ANTED—Young mun for shipping
....: n ‘t sails-5
..... ... $1001
Fl'lupl. . $493
."Iliill new $800
.. ....... S 75
$450.
' : ...... 3593'
$675
$150
$45n
$895
$675
$325
$100
250
$850
8125
$395
$195
..,.. .... 3550
14 F2: St: $695
- . $675
Vii,“ ARE IN
‘ L, MODELS.
‘AINTEF'. AND
'- LI PIS, MUCH
”‘ .‘-. 51-2111). '
YfSED CAR
:Z'. INC,
"T‘Zi'lm 4487-4438
“wk. twp dump
trucks. Rey-
.~ :.. Phone 101),
_——-
""~r:ng. 3:275.
' UL. 3550.
good prices.
.~ m" ma arranged.
""lrrzct, stneet.
1V0 used cars at
' and make your
-' mod the mr and
l". J. Dd Pietro.
illone 955» Open
: '::til 5* p. m.
., __
' anus—USE!)
. Ford now.
hood. '1 West Av...
and 135%..
\mos for Euro 14
(masons. An- ‘
‘ : Construction Co.
Vining. Sales
‘Tn”! Sn, saraaord.
‘ 'Nl'lTOlr—All out. or
: artem Genmm ”-
- ; installed. N"! m
' - Fords and til at!"
’ r Mun St. ,Phons 8". 1
_..._..._._.___—-—
rAlnlNu - by stylus-
. -ad storage for nil Kt-
hiward J. 0’“ '
" So. Norwssk.
MACHINE SHOE—-
Welding nod m-
51 1 hours includin‘m‘
and stock department of large
factory. “‘iiiing worker. Excellent
chance for advancement. W’rite
giving age. experience and salary
desired. Address. Box 73 (‘10 The
Sentinel.
‘ Help—Mule. chsfs " 34
DISH‘VASHER-vcolored’ or
white.
Apply Savoia. Restaurant, 2 4
Monroe SL. So. Nor-walk.
NON—UNION
W'E HAVE—First class positions for
all kinds of domestic help. Good
pay. and good surroundings. Bring
references. Phone 2481. Conn. Em-
ployment Agency. 30 West AVc.
Solicitors. Chum. agents 86
AGENTS—-for Stringiess Aprons to
sell to private trade. industries.
orgsnizations. etc. Direct from
rectory to consumer. Very liberal
commission. Address Box '1‘ cfo
Sentinel.
Situsiions “norm—Mole 37
PAII‘TER -.-* wsnts
work. Inquire 1 Jefferson St.. near
Summer St.. Norwellb. Conn
Wont.
Money to [lush—Mm ‘0
iii-ORTGAGES A“; LOANS—Locus on
let. 2nd. 3rd. mortsgsges. Buying
mow. City or out of town.
about 203 Commer-
Essy terms.
cisi Bldg" 30 Wsll 8L. Norwslk.
an 31-00!»
HAHAUE (ZIP.
Lctlcc. Phone .392.
p...
. mum “
nosxnv BABY omens—rt:-
depth Rocks. Reds. Duckling:
hops, Poultry supp
IJ‘Besi’m‘ psid for live poultry.
Phone ‘05. .Westou Live Poultry.
a: nun at, Norwslk.
ms: FED 330114586 -- Dire“
er. Killed to
m to ”mm
"m” 1 Also strictly.
order and delivered.
fresh Sterile eggs.
nery. St.
BABY crux—:2: per seizures. m
.,w. ieghorns. We will tho 5008
weeks old 832 per hundred. Bred
to lay stock. notches weekly
Bored Rocks. 3. 1. Beds and 8. C
s limited number of orders in .9
months old pullets for June is:
Delivered. Herold‘s Poultry
Yard. New Csnsan. Phone ‘88.
POULTRY FOR
SALE — Ancorss.
light brurnss end Rhode Island
R‘eds. yearling: sud pullets. Phone
2 23..
W690?” 5|
OAK BARRELS and kegs: paw
lined—5 gallon. $1.50;
$2.25; 15 gallon, $2.50:
10 sullen.
:0 gallon.
2.7-5: 23 gallon, $3.00; 30 gallon.
$3.25: 50 gallon. $4.00. STEVE
REYXOLDS.’ Scribner avenue
near Post road. Phone 2854. .
Household Goods 5’
FOR SALE—Dining room 6.: bed
room set. American Walnut Room
1' Lauwr Bldg. , ‘
FOP.
SALE—Quartered 0;]: dining
room table sud 5 leather bottom
chairs. piano. huh kitchen range.
tapestry chair. bed. child's crib.
Call 65 Putnam Ave, So. Nor-
walk.
SALE—Thursday, Frldsy. and 8st-
urday between 10 s. m. and 12
a. In. Household effects including
gas stove, linoleum. hot water
heater. machine. boy's csrt. etc. i
Courtland Place. just below the
High School. So. Not-walk.
Muslml Merchandise _ 02
RADIO—Deforest.
including master-
piece & batteries in case. can be
seen any time. Inquire Mrs. O'Doll
remembered shout.
numerical “
Evening Sentinel.
serve you forever.
-. Then these “pain
EVening Sentinel l
Impatient Points About
Important Points“
There are some impel-tout points to be
these alphabetical end
punters” Which not on guide post:
throughout the A-B-C Classified Section of the
In the first plow—thus “palates” sre
fixed end unchanging h'omdsyto day. ’They
are always the some so that es soon ssyou
memorize the one which interests you, it will
beticsl and numerical order.
another—and they lead you intently to your
goal. You can’t go astray in opportunity’s field
es long as you follow the guide posts.
An finally—here's a mighty important
point—this systematic arrangement of classi-
fied eds is exclusive in this territory with the
MAJ-CW“
Wilhelm—blades
anyway—hem
" proceed in sipho-
One pomt to
~
BILL ESTATE 1'03 isn't
“38““!!!an
Raymond St. Rowayton. Conch;
Phone 1861. . Am end Fists . u
“Calm—W "us a T0 LET—Three sets of rooms. 8
HIGHEST
PRICES rAllJ — For
second-hand furniture. Call 903
or write to 8- Ash 44 Water St
PI'RNlTI'Rl’Z- ism-nod bend. man?
at highest prices H van he 0 am
lunk 0. metal to sell vc will else
pay hllh pricQs Clll Ir write
E use. 17 Port Point street
G’hono 499
BCOHS AND BOARD
A FURNISHED ROOM—tor one on
Rooms \V lth “card ‘31
two ladies. Inquire ‘77 Spring St..
80. Norwalk.
VAN ZANI Vi
8'1. s. -Nrnishea
rooms with en conveniences b3
rooms each on Ely Ave. Light. a.
gas. inquire 13 Lowe street. South
Norwelh.
rwo APARTMENTS— [five rooms
each. with oil improvements. on
.Spring St. Apply Mrs. N Garth-Id
33 Lowe Sh. or phone 592-3.
WEST AVE.. 1-3—6 room apart-
ment. all improvements. rcason~
able rent. newly decorated. in-
quire N. Fromer. 2 Hsnford Piece.
So. Nor-welt.
Business neon tor stem is
STORE FOR RENT—Inquire st
Gottiieb's Clothing Store. 1: So.
)dsin St. Tel.‘814ci.
Bones Ens Item :7
dny or week. at above address. 8
Ash. '
R‘oonis Without noon! 0!
COUCH ST. T—Furnishcd room
Large front room. suitable for
two. All improvements. Reason-
A'rrezltcrtvs r‘L'ruivIsuzn
HOUSES—from Oct. 1st to Mrs
18!. else unfurnished houses by
the year at reasonsbie rentsls.
Rom'ton Real Estate 3; Ins.
Agency, Rownyton. Conn.
able rent. Call or Phone 3705 W.
3
LARGE FUfiNImD ROOM—with
ROOMS—JFK“)
SOUND
. Apply 17 Sound View Ten-see.
“AI- BS‘IATE 303 sun
Arsn'ruENrs a; FLATS—for rent
FOR RENT—Five rooms.
HAMILTON AVE. 3—5 rooms heat-
OSBOBN AVE. 21—Four nice rooms
1‘0 LET—5 «com apartment. at 6
hot water hoot. Reasonable. In
private family. near trolley. Phone
3415.
LARGE ROOMS connecting. un-
furnished. also furnished apart-
ment for lgiht housekeeping. near
center. Parlor stove for sale.
(Flirt). Inquire 7 Grove St.
single furnished 1
rooms in private family. Breakfast
if desired. All improvements. Cen-
trally located. 5 Putnam Ave, So.
Nor-walk.
[teams for non-um »- U.
VIE‘V TERRACE; TWO
rooms newly furnished for light
housekeeping all improvements.
' Asa-meats. nus id
3 rooms, third floor improvements.
Reasonsbie rent. Inquire 65 Spring
82.. So. Norwsllt. ‘
All im-
provemenm. Rent 325 per month.
Inquire at 3 Yost street. So. bier.
walk.
improvement.
In-
ed nportment. sli
newly decorated. Rent “0.
quire some sddress-
10 ROOM HOUSE—mulled or
unfurnished. Modern in every
'psrticulsr. Within two minutes
walk of the Regent Theatre. Poe-
session immediately. Apply to
the Howard Agency. Inc.. Regent
Them Bldg. Norwslk. Phone ‘
3400 . call 1619.
Waited—To Best 81
WANTED—APARTME —of three
or four rooms. must .be hosted
and centrally located. So. Nor-
xvnlk preferred or We rooms and
kitchenette with private (sully
would be sstisfsctory. Write Box
250 cfo Sentinel Office.
nut. ssfi'rs ran ens
r
mussels I.
A COUNTRY norm—looms in
Csnnondsle just off from Dublin
turnpike .teu (10) sores, splendid
grove. never failing spring enter.
Nor-well: river
new book barn. Kouse con be
nude st small cost. sgemfor
summer with grsviw spring was.
for baths. drinking on osshold
use. electric light end ephone
service. Just the piece for scone
one who wishes to rush. on ideel
summer home. This place con be
purchased with a smell cosh ps7-
ment by anyone who wishes it for
e borne: no one who has other
ressons for porch-sing need spill!
Telephone Wilton 13:.
oil improvements. Inquire stair.
Michael Veno, 21 Osborn Ave”
East. Norwslk, Conn.
improvements.
Inquire Innis
7
Day st-Ieet. All
Reasonable rent;
Avricit. or phone 1215 sfter
o’clock. Post omce block.
a scans or LAND—10 “our
walk from Msln end Wsll streets.
through Bpriugwood event”: slso
house of five rooms with improve-
ments in Biases court. price 88.0
200. House on Summit St. 10
rooms. lot 65 x 270. LOUIS GEN-
UARIO, 18 High street. Tel. ISGC.
annulus-k s-I
CHARMING NEW nouns in de-
sirsbie sud rspidly growing Now- ‘
tow novenue sectiou. 6 rooms and
both. . etc. hosted maze
attached: but minute to trolley;
Fifth district. low thus. Terms.
R. lLIENXY. “.Newtown soc.
nus. Tel. 3361.
FORM ‘ Bungalow&gs.rs¢e.R..
B. Commock. clo R. W. his: Shop.
44 Cross St. Phone 1287.
FOR SALE—New semi-bummer. 7
rooms sud bsth .sll improvements.‘
hes: gsrsge. 26 1-3 West hisln
street. completed October 1. Own-
er. M. Von Court. 15 Elm street
Nomlk.
FOR BALE—7 room hm nil in:
movements. 5 minutes from Nov
well P O 36,-00 Susi] cosh on:
men! P O Box 18. Norwsih.
FOR RESULTS list ”at property
For or TOWN—Party wishes to
with the Stroll! Agency. 68 Well
81.. Norwnlh. Conn.
disposeofs9roomhouse. An
idesl little home. Will go st the
right price. Home cosh sod easy
terms. 8. N. Center. All improve.
ments. Apply st once. 24 Clay St...
80. Nor-wells.
10 ROOM HOUSE—in the best. resi-
68 Whll 8L
dentisl section of center, all im-
provements sud in very fine condi-
tion. Only $8.000? Gosh necessary
$1.500.
E. A. STROUT. Inc.
Phone 3658
BACK! Fl CE—-O‘ woe
. M'IDI town
7 room house ell improvements
two oer gums. terse lot. splendid
locstion. essy terms D. 8. Bull
Haviisnd Block. So. Norrisih.
mm: ROOM norms—cu im-
provements. residentisl section Bo.
Norwalk Very reesonnbie. Owner
obliged to move to New York.
Write Owner 1’. O. Box 601 So.
Nor-walk. CORD.
Immense. so
A DELIGHT?“ SPOT on
s boundary line. 3
war PAY moon—rol- s lot. when
the
shore: privste beech; gas. water,
electricity: Just the pines for st-
tractive coitus or law.
REAL OPPORTUNITY for corns-
one who spprscisbes A RARE
BARGAIN. Price 81.000. Terms
3600 cosh; Address 1’. O. Box 625
South Norwslk. ‘ ‘5
81.000 will buy it new. Shore
property on Greet Hush. Build-
ifls lots. 503100 on chsnael. fast
Under 8an on of Btste Bunk-
Commission ‘
6 room house. ,sll in”
ts. One cs: gsrsge
riot. Easy terms. Price
10 room house. of! West sve..
in Second District. ell improve-
ments. $8.500. .
Two femily house. well located
in Second District. $7.500. ' 3
Two family house. Third Dis-
riot. “.000.
J. M. O'BRIEN
e Go. Mt!!! 81. Phone 9??
How to decrease
financial worries
Your finsnciai problems today
will be less if you do not need
to sdd to them possible prob-
lems of tomorrow. . _
Insurance relieves you of worries
of tomorrow. Insursnce makes
today sore end tomorrow safer.
Insurance is a. protection every
wise men has. Very wise men
who ewe they sre fully insured.
We ooh serve you in advising
..wh.s.t you s'zould insure—nude to
whet extent. \Ve csn drcwase
your finsrclal worries.
We.cnn provide you. with all
forms of Property Proiection
Policies.
J. M. Lay‘ort
& (‘0., Inc.
Insurance Thsi‘lnsures
Mrs.— .
Phone” Rsiirosd Ave
All hinds‘ of
BUGS
. and
CARPETS
nusrsn end scomzsp
BylilewGomsvfllanocess
PHONE”. _
CONNECTICUT CARPET
CLEANING 00.
er man s'nu-zm
TAXI !
For Instant Semoe_ '
PHONE
58
O’Connbr Taxi Co.
Every Passenger Protected by
Lisb' ility Insurance.
FOR SALE
EIGHT 8003! HOUSE, with ev-
ery modern improvement. good
locsdon. suitable for two small
tsmiiies.
TWO GOOD BUILDING LOTS. in
buildlnx vicinity for $1.000. A Hilltop section. 3400 cash..be.l-
rsre opportunity. my terms. ance in 2 years_
John Knapp—Wilton 68-2. _
———o—-—.
Lot 150x200 feet. ' Another lot can 6, C0
isoxuo with rsiirold in resr. . ty ,
Both streets hsvo sewer. wster.
s e. 3
Ask JOfiN T. HAYES 1? sum 3t. Phone $0
7 “sin Suns: Nowslk. Conn V
4
, comically.
3 sound to the core. Its principles lcad,
' to a better and a brighter life of 1111.! .
the state and nth—“13:10”; the Granit esane NEWS Of “’olteboro w
: ed above
. placed in a. pos-t.on to c;.<rc.s\
Boomer! for Post of Nation“ at
Commander of American; .3
‘v 1s. sin. '
Brig; Gen. J. n. McQuigg (left) of Cleveland. 0., end Edna
B, Spsiford of New York. on oficer in the navy in the wsr. nit
prominently unions the men being. boomed for the post. of nation“ ~
mmaer of the American Legion st the national convention ? .
St. Paul. '
q
no
- 4
he! Alone Not Ending!) TIZIS ACID \VENTTO CHIEF.
The trade union movement is (00‘
socially and polit;celly
graph from the Freedom letter in
Society.
will never be safe until the great
mass of the people—those who the
‘vil 1 ."
service. work and produce—arc iitt- “‘“dr‘n "‘lg‘fms , . 3
~ furtice d 10an and. under circumsauzces taat night he '
- acaL’ 'd C1 5.8.1: lw scrle. war- nodzed
lgoes to prove: “A notable male
of a man who believes in giving 1th
and liberty.
by and ”17°33,“ the application 01; last Sunday: about the time of‘Ban-
u'm’e 1mm“ princxh‘s lday schocl. szrtcnt out the page
1.3.30? L9 m'...l’u. C. {TLréfil’Ll'ii uni ‘»~'..7!".: L: e S :V ithol “.23 “‘3? r
the liberty of ili‘ “a. .n a .L m n 1:3“ and tr “3', ”A. chiilren in.
tube 3‘“? SUV-CW 3’73 “5'4”: “39' Ll::.t t.;uy n.2, ‘ rte- lve tile taunt}
carried forward and m v.hicn tn: r. 320
.nre opportunities to
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freely a;_r.:,s List 3.. crusted in the‘ . €313“. Co thou. 31,. 33°10‘13“ sud
giving 0? 8 ”it“: “N “Pm->1 ‘9 it”; do li‘ «mix». Dir. Harrington . sad
full retard of the rcults of and lor arr: on an extended ~ trip
i fumily
”I? kind of Service Eukn- through t .e ‘.\'c:.h and are now on
\‘.'e are not d~tr-:t..-.s. \Ve SCk‘tZ {1,15,1- way to no 15970 Elaine s :1 win '3'.
1.:rn to, 1% 'i3' home in 1cm x.
b. ‘ l, n t .15 Lip he is makizg it sham!
to bud tp con. ..ns till; : \ ‘.,.
produci.o:x uni ni..il'.1;.;tlch s'.:;.
.. 5 than r
ta ’9 his children to Sunday school
live out our each Sunday."
lives free from avoidable suffermqw
privation end Star\ati0l1. and ’
which no enormous unearned tor-g Tb A Chang: 1:5???”
tune; exggL—G. \\'_ l’erkas. e Eminent, at e mm‘
Prezi- a .
dent Cignrmakers‘ in a. tin) enrol-thaws: Village in
International i
Union of America. m American Fed- - order to study Lhe life and hulls of
erstionist for September.
the rural (01k. One morning. while
,out for a. stroll in the surname. he
- happened to meet one of the two
MISJ‘..DGED , .
(Pittsburgh Chronicle.) local postmen. [ms particulsrm
The employer had been nearingihad PO “‘“L nearly .
mmv unfavorable reperts about?“ "'3 day ‘5 (truer to get. arm
' ' which censored o! a
. . - -. , d
one of his qcrks. and so one morn— l f“? _"°““ - ,
lug he called him into his ‘privnte ‘ “13 scattered dist; 1“ indeed. ’
office in order to find out the true ' A1796? a few questions the no?“
state of affairs_ . ascertaimd that. the postman .hsd
"I hear you are a clock-watcher."l
he said stormy. but got no replylfc‘r o\er fifty years. excepting am
from the young man who stood be- i lug s. lurtulght's holiday each ydar.
; “0h." exclaimed the new
that when the clock ‘ “what a change a tormight's hone
fore him.
“Is it true
strikes five you put dowa your pen 1 day in the year must be fox-Iron
and go home, err-n it you are in the i aft“ your tedious worn. Tell lino.
mdidle of a word '3" how do you spend it?" :
“Certainly not. sir." replied thcv "\Veii." named the ppm cs
clerk indignantiy. "certainly not, lf%"baving almost nothing to do It ;
it gets so near live as that. I never. home. I go the round witir’ztho
begin another Word at all." ; other man."—-AnsWers. Londom:
0
THE CONSTITUTION. STUDY F!" i
The week beginning November 17
will be observed by the American
Federation of Labor. the American
Legion and the National Education
Association as National Education
Week. This will be the fifth annual
observance of such a week. Parti-
cularly interesting in relation t' the.-
event this your is the fact that Mon-
day, November 17. has been set
VIII
BlnghunOIOourse
(Greenwich Nemersphic)’:
Now that the Republican m '
ticket is in nomination. sudlthe?
speculation concerning the personnel
cemed. may be said to be “on." as: .
delivered letters on the some rdund ‘ _3
matter of feet the speculation hon-
cerning the head of the ticketjwas :7
(H. c. r. in Concord Monitor.) 3
The automobile is used occasional-
ly for going to church. as this pon-
instruction even' '
tl‘.-.r: . . _ - -
. 3 3 . 3 . J. m Freedom 13;; Sunday. Mr. Ha:- j
‘ inalienable. “3:1: to Heidi”: fuale'" : muster: and family from Auszin. Tex... ,.
s can es "‘ one, who were driving through W f
'9
in . 4’:
twenty miles
..
P5-
of it is at an end. the campaign. so 'i
far as that side of the contest ism- y
aside as American Constitution Day. idle. inasmuch as every ““0130!“
And it is a. happy coincidence that observer could have been 0m 3.
the 1924 convention of the American ed for the honor long 88°- :
Federation of Labor will begin on
the opening day of Education \‘Veek.
November 17, —— American Federa-
tionist for September.
__.___________
The Dow-es Plan And Results.
(Kansas City Star.)
The main question is. has Amer-
ica helped a. settlement abroad that
will bring peace. stability and econ-
omic ”adjustments of World bene-
fit? so. there will be little dis-
pod to inquire by what. processes
it was done. least of all as to whe-
ther it was done by lawyer process-
es. If American producers end
manufacturers find Europe's mar-
kets reopened to them. they pro—
bsbly won‘t wait before evening
themselves of it to ask if congress
had n due opportunity to talk the
Dawes plan to death. »
Speculation and guess ‘work con.
cratic ticket is much more in com
and much more exhilarating.
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Senator Marconi. only-hing hi
mccess in transmitting the human
voice from England to harsh .
makes a. very interesting mt
He says that waves sent from
England in the morning assure.
Australia by way of the m
and Pacific oceans.
Wenty-two thousand
Those sent out in the sfternca In;
by way of Europe and All... 3.168% '
Phone NornIh 1955-5.
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