SELL GOODS T0 LATIN AMERICA
Merchants and Manufacturers of U. S. to Have
Their Products on Display Permanently—-
Will Save Expenses for Buyer and Seller
By J. 0. BOYLE.
. Special Correspondent
Of. The Evening Sentinel.
1. (Copyright. 1926.)
NEW YORK, Juno 2———Merchants
lid manufacturers ot the United
States are p1 coming to make A real
1nd determined effort to capture the
dude of the 100 000 000 people 01
1 Latin A1ne1ica They havo flnoliy
cone to the conclusion that they
.‘cunnot Americanize their Latin Alm-
‘ erican customeiue
They realize that the trade is
worth having and are taking steps
.to show Latin America what they
1. have to sell and ilnd out what the
southern countries want to buy.
‘V Many producers and distributors
’ are preparing to do this through the
lIni‘ornational Trade Exhibition
which will open at New Orleans
next September. This exhibition
1 will consist of a. permanent display
‘01 products and will offer facilities
5 where buyer and seller can most on'
ommon ground. The project is en-
dorsed by the federal government
and officials and will be housed in
one of the $6 000 ,‘000 govoinment
army base buildings.
The exhibition is counted on to
, out the cost of doing business. with
‘1‘ Latin America for both .1yer and
991199111111 to establish an under-
atanding which hitherto has payer
1 diluted botw eon pioducers and con-
- burners of North, Central and South
,America.
The project is not a profit making
ono. Manufacturers a1o charged a
nominal rental oi $3 a square toot
. year for space occupied by their
exhibits. In addition they secure
heat, light. telephone. stenogi‘ophic
and interpreter service. The amount
received above the cost. oi? running
: the (\hibit, estimated at approxim-
ateiy $23 a square foot, will go into
a. cooper-nine advertising and selling
_ fund and to bring buyers to the ex-
hibition. If a manufacturer does
' not care to incur the expense of a
selling organization to take charge
production by means 02 motion pic-
oi.’ bringing customers to the lectur-
ies themselves.
The exhibition is not confined to
displays by American manufactur-
ere. Foreign makers can show their
goods there it! they so desire. The
idea. is simply to bring together the
sellers of world merchandise and
the buyers from1 1all sections. The
ity for producers of the cast and
of this country making New 01-
leans an especially available port of
meeting.
Tho project has been enthusias-
tically received by manufacturers,
labor leaders and state officials of
New York and this state will be re-
presented by a state exhibit in ad-
dition to the showings 0! individual
manufacturers. Producers ed the
territory tributory to the Mississippi
waterway also Should count heavily
increase in foreign trade.
Business Topics
By 0. IA. SCOPE
Special Correspondent
(if The' Evening Sentinel.
‘ CHICAGO. ‘Jime ‘2»1udictmont‘ot
269 corporations and ' individualist.
manufacturers of. furniture and ice
boxes, and charged with violation
of the Sherman anti-trust law,
means that thp Department of Jun»
lice intends to carry further its
stand that dissemination at trade
information for the purpose 0: es-
tablishing uniform prices constitutes
they can aohleva approximately the
same effect by means oi personal
contact. at the exhibition. They can ‘
it they choose show every detail of
tunes projected for buyers at. the
exhibition in a specialthall instead
exhibit also will provide opportun-
wcat to get into closer touch with
buyers of their respective sections
since the' increased traffic through
the Panama Canal has opened ship-
ping facilities between the two parts
on securing by this means a decided-
Alice Longw
As Ad; $5, 000 fur Her Baby 3 Account
Writ Margaret thcy; daughterotdiegovem
Ulric, and James W. Badman, Chaudlmvilic, 0., is the calculi:-J
ion of arromanco that blossomed in the ofliec of the state’s chief
uccufli'elfiud‘man i9 acct-clay to the 3919199919911 an attorney.-
orth’s
WASHINGTON. June Bow-(AP).
Capital society learned With some
Face to Be Used
money will ho placed in the bank in
the name at Paulina. Lonnorlh. the
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in eruption tor I tortulghl. Lava
flowed all around Willerton. “Poo-
pie are too provoking! Nobody
considers anybody 1.9mm
Lost of. consideration is the cook-
er It flu root of society. That's
why it's so m5 ". . . _ .
“What’- ‘up‘l" had“ asked. when
a maimed. She had been a
trifle wary, lately,‘ over inter-
999.99,.m The Cottage. A your
no she wouldhave danced into
the danger cone, surplus careless
Mort. But the thought. otHarry.
‘ 111911 99 Yul. now restrained
her. With her newly-gained
knowledge at middle-class outlook.
« Illa reolized'lho impossibility of 1.
911999111; malicious tongues with
the truth. Filthy scandal thrown
at. Val's absent. head was not to be
home. The suit between Harry
Ind herself must. not. be widened.
“Whenever 1 reason sensibly.
the devil steps in," she reflected
"l'll leave it all to chance. . . ." “
FA telegram from Katie Bloke,"
Amos Dunne snorted brimatoue. A
"She‘s had 'fiu and wants to post-
puneourtrip. Andnowldou‘t.
suppose she will come down bore.
mall."-
“0h!" Loo could think at no
other remark. Chance was cer-
tainly deciding the matter.
“1 Wanted you to meet each
«her. You have so much in com-
mon. She ought to have been
more careful. To get 'flu Just
when our plans——-”
“Eb-hove another cup of tea,
Ital Dunno”! Never mind. We
may get another chance some
time". . .
,Whon her visitor had departed
she draw 5 breath 0! toilet.
laughed. than out down to an un-
“rlu world must keep ids ”5
or it will staccato. But every dd
i realize more that we must con
tiuually readiult- our ideals. not
expect the world to reudiult itself
to them. They will then be finer.
and more truly alive. Facts are.
incontrovertible and the rest is,
merely point of view. And I think
we make our own 'gulis!
"By the way. I'm coming to
London next month. ... Mail lust.
oil."
Slimming o! the old ecstatic joy
shone in her eyes. Like a flower
or the sun. clinging to the rocks
that support its roots. yet lifts its
ma. opens every petal. blues into
sun. Leo’s soul biased into riotous
welcome at the more thouxiit at
£111! reunion. 0...
She came 119mm. and 99}
reused the animal's nose.
Hammawuyalmoworks. In
joyful life at the appearance at its '
”QB?” alum known bar can
gulluued the voice wb‘ouo
guess vibrated now with excite-
m'ent. "It's an unusual type. And
she 99:11on let you talklwncver
have been had-«ll oi youi And
what about her husbeudi"
"I—l’m sure he knows nothing.
Henry Wallis would never have
married I-—--"
“Stop!" A new gleam came into"
“Sarah's" eye.. She held up afore-
iingor. and stopped a little closer.
“Didn’t you tell me they married
vary suddenly? That it came as I
shock to everybody! . . , And that
w-‘f’
“Early in August. Bub—4'
'Ali! Now, we are getting at
it." She stewed yet closer.
It was quite In hour before the
telegram was sent for Carrie’s hat.
By that time Mrs. Kerry. Freda
Dawes and Mrs. Bolton had joined
the group, forming a compact.
squad. with beads almost inter-i
locked.
Mrs. Bolton's tongue rolled lov-
ingly‘ along her lips. ,“I always
said poor Henry Wallis had been
taken in. Those stand-omen peo
ple are generally no better than
they should be.” i
"I think it's simply disgusting!”
cried Freda. "What will the Mor-
leya sayl—attor'calling too! And
the BottreurBarllnztons -- won’t,
they mad?”
“1 Henry Wallis ought to
know." Mrs. Bolton's hopes threw
out new shoots. She met Mrs. Kor-
ry'e eye, and hold it meaniuiy
with her own. “He shall know all
right.” said the glance between
them.
“Arnie never liked her: nor did
Tom.” Mrs. Kerry felt proud or
her mon-iolk’s omniscieucc. She
omitted Bevvie.
Rosalind felt rather afraid oi this
ly had let loose upon Willerton.
“Are you quite sure you are not
save the show away! Weill You -
hornet’s nest which she unwittinx- ‘
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the evening he would he at his
bridge club; Saturday. out hunting.
From his point of view. his life
was full to the brim. Hers should
be lull too—but from her point: of
view. If marriage meant but I
hula-and- corner companionship-W
not the union of body Ind spirit
that she had dreamed—ii. woo one
of those “incontrovertible facts" to
which she must bow. Physically.-
lovo remained theirs. The suit
need not becomo visible. if a wile
interest today that Mrs. Alice Roose-
velt Longworth. daughter of the late
President Boo-evolt and wife of the
Speaker-designate or the House is
sitting for a portrait. to be used to
advertise a brand of beauty cream.
It curiosity was amused as to the
reason Mrs. Longworth accepted the
offer of the, beauty cream mono.
facturer. her answer was set forth
in stories printed today. The Long.-
worth fortunes will be enriched by
$6,000 under the contract but the
three months old daughter.
Whatever society might have
thought of the incident it could say
"it's being done." Queens. princoes-
es. princes and noble ladies have
permitted use of their pictures and
signatures in the advertising of var-
ious articles. Anions them are the
Queens of Romania. Belgium and
Sweden. Princess Mary of England,
Lady Diana Manners. .und Mrs.
Reginald Vanderbilt.
Theodore Roosevelt also is said to
have uuihorlzedia manufacturer to
29—chuiring and Redo
ao—Tailoring and Press
Il—Wontedw—Buslness
EMPLOYMENT——
Shh—Employment Age
Ila—Help Wanted—Ferns
33~Help Wanted-dial ‘
ai—lielp—Maio and Fe
{is—Solicitors, Canvassers
86~Situutionl Wanted—13'
37-Siluations Wanted
FINANCIAL—
mistaken. Katie? I thought but
such I nice girl. though she will
never make a good knitter. it
will be such a scandal—"
‘ “I'm positive." declared Mrs.
Bhkegin a tone that forbade doubt.
“And you saw"-Mrs. Bolton ai-
wayc liked plenty of detail—"you
' actually saw them in the same bed-
rooml At midnight?”
“He was host going in. It was
like 11119.» . . . The squad closed
price-fixing.
The companies indicted, which
are located in all sections of the
country, are said to do nearly $100,-
000,000 worth of business annual-
ly. '
FRENCH BOMB
of the exhibit, the organization will
arrange such service for a nominal
sum.
The expense of "going after" the
l 11 American trade which has
(1 rmincd many American firms
undoubtedly will be out by this
pr’pjcct. Buyers from Latin coun-
tries will not. have to visit a hall
dozen distant cities to make their
selections. They can avoid going
further than the nearest largo port
to“ their own homes and run be able
finished letter to Val.
These letters were becoming the
only outlet tor her nature. When
that up with pen and paper, pour-
ing out. her mind. she really lived.
When immoraod in the everyday
events around. a peculiar inertia
pruned upon her spirits~o kind
of issuitude. By every mail now
she received a charaotoristlcally
moody sci-owl.
In due course the answer to her
1 terms.
to do business on advantageous
'Few manufacturerscare to incur
5 tile expense of widespread selling
campaigns in the countries to the
south but are most anxious .to at:
‘ tract buyers to this country. Many
producers consider it money ,weii
hpont .to assume expense of bringing
South American buyers to their fac<
WHEAT FIELDS
MA’REILLES, June 1 (AP).—-
Military observers arriving hero
1irom Morocco state the Spanish are
making efforts to subjugato the
Riitian tiibcsmen°by dropping large
quantities of bombs on the newly
0F RIFFIANSF
day since May 26 air. squadron-
trict, but the aviators report their
efforts seemingly have had littlo‘of-
sown land and upon the 1 ripening
rope or barley andlwhcat‘ in the vi-
cinity of Aihucciuas Bay. Every
have left Molina for Alhucemas on»
fact. as the Ilii’tiun‘o worked calmly
in their fields both before and after
the aerial attacks.
Series . Through the new scheme.
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U. S WILL N0
BE CENSOR 0F
BROADCASTING
Gumplaints, N o t So ‘
Numerous Now, Are
Referred Back t 0
Sending Station
By ROBERT MACK.
. Spocial Correspondent
Of The Etching Sentinel. ’
(Copyright. 192 5)
Msnmdrou Juno 2. —- The
own first outpouring arrived. In
this he was unusually discreet, al-
most pedantic. She knew nothing
of the illumination brought to his
Wye mind by her words.
She could not know of» the hours
at uncertainty;
Ween the two‘gunrdious‘ oi his
soul. the amount 0: paper covered
and burned, before” he sought to
heal, strangling the temptation
' that by in his path.
“1 how hetero your husband.
'Do have ‘craokod the nut and
swallowed the kernel, without in-
11mm. . . Weill Weill, But
the achievement beyond motor-
euru is his! He has taught you
the word Responsibility: I who
I‘Iite these lines do know. 0 to
helium one, that peace can only
be found in that word—dosh!
there‘s I blot. In the heyday of
N youth I (bouillt diflerontiy. Now,
with the gray hairs‘of age, I poo
ooivu certain beauties hidden
the wrestle be- 5
could not receive more tram her
The rest could be given elsewhere
——suro of being received. valued, ro-
clprocatod..... It would be noA
longer hidden away‘ and starved.
Thinking thus. she walked for
with her dogs that attemoou. with
uplifted heart and 1191 old buoyant
stop. ' Dusk was falling. when.
humming a light tune, she turned
the corner of the village moot.
And then the haunting ceased
abruptly. In memory confusion.
the blood rushed into her cheeks
and she caught her breath—docs to
face with ‘Surah' -—Mlss Blake’s
cousimiu-law
Rosalind gave I little chlrrup ct
pleased movies. “This is lucky'
Mrs. Wallis! We called “The
Towers. but you were out. Katie
camolastnighbcudwosreallod’
tomorrow. Everything has hap-
pened so suddenly... Now. do“ let
me introduce you."
husband. she ‘noed not give, more. 1
up yet more tightly.
5 Only the heavy shower at rain
that would have put out a house's
ooufiagretiou at last separated the
continuation is not put out by rain.
Rain merely nourishes its blaze in-
doors. ovor teacupe.
Leo hurried home, not realizing
the'inll extent of her danger-the
overwidouing circle that this stone
might produce in her lites pool.
She only felt a soothing 191112119.
tion over the unmistakable con-
stmction which shone in ‘Mrs.
Blake! small eyes.
tend her faint idea or hurrying
back to Mrs. Blake. He brought.
with him the polished Milne for
an early dinner before going to the:
bridge club. Deciding that the less;
mud stirred the better. until Caro—
dismissed the matter for the time
being.
hull” summing. But this kind of 1
The whir of Harry's car scat— 1
lure sud Rosalind returned. Leo_
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44—Musical. Dancing, 1
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48~Horses. Cattle. Vehi
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first 1111919 in radio censorship has
passed with the dcpmtmcnt oi! oom—
merco still maintaining its atcucd
alliti‘do oi aioot‘ncss
Station WF‘BH. owned by the ma- NS" it" my turn! The
Concourse Radio Corporation of
whole meaning of life is ‘giving
New York and’ operated from the '
roof of the Hotel Majestic. was first v
restrained from broadcasting be-
cause the hotel authorities objected
to the material put on the air and
than awarded an injunction prevent-
ing the hotel from interfering with
its work.
It. was learned today that inquiries
were made at the ’ department. of
commerce as to what steps the gov~
ornment would tulle to prohibit.
broadcasting objectionable mater-iii
and that the Depaitment referred
the matter back to the owners at
the station tor a. solution.
The government. it. was reiterated.
has no intention _ of exacting any
censorship or broadcast material. If
objectionable matter gets on the air.
it is up to the station to arrange its
own censorship. it was said.
Many communications of protest
at questionable music and stories are
’ sent to the raido section at the do-
purtmcnt and all are returned to the
station from which the matter was
broadcast Without omciel comment.
There has been a noticeable de-
crease, however. in the number or
these complaints in the put tow ~
months. 1
Station .WLS. Chicago 11.9 sets. , ,
precedent tor broadcasters to tol- 1
low during the dull summer months _ 1'
of radio. Two of their popular on-
‘ . icrtuinoro are melting a. .“pereonul
appearance" tour of the country.
camped 959511 pant-gs
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(AP) The donate caused by the
recent (loud- in estimated It 33.
£100. 000. Host of the refugees in the .
wuss Wane. district m. returne
ed to their homes. but the Murrum-
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muesli-1. The next morning Barry seemed
unusually client at breakfast. and
several times Loo found his glance
directed upon herself with an in-
topmost she failed to “1919191111..
Harry was due at 9 meet that:
morning. He seemed to Leo to bo-
mnsely loath to start; H9 loitered
about the hall. picked up news-
popes-sand threw them down again;
played with the dig-I. And over
and anon 9119 met that puzzled
intent glance fixed upon herself.
On the doonstop he paused 333111.,
tapping his boot with his riding-1
crop. i
“Won't you be late?" she pug--
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the saddle. he hesitated. Finally.
wheushe thought he had ma.‘
be turned the horse‘s head and.
come back to the door.
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