Evening Star Newspaper, September 28, 1925, Page 22

22 THE EVENING 8 NG STAR, WASHINGTON, C, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1925 Note the famcus single dial By the Associated Press. BALTIMORE, September 28.—Un- TOBACCO PRICES LOWER. v less generous rains come soon 1925 will be the drfest year on record, ac- | Demand for Good Grades Falls Of cording to James H. Spencer, head of in Maryland. the locql Weather Bureau. Spocial Dipstcn 15 ke Gkl To date there has been 22.41 inches BALTIMORE. September 28.—Re- of rain. The driest year previously | recorded was in 1900, when 33.81 ceipts of Maryland leaf tobacco last |inches fell. \vere 624 hogsheads, against |the two figures must be m The difference between loans on such property for a ' riod and increasing the, :L)llmlnm’-d the r metho :lelma:n‘::)un‘(m which may be ! KNOWN IN MARYI.AND in curre Rank, Minneapolis, Minn., Damaged—Late Fall Sowing A —— heads have str ——— ed s H uffer. Industrial Concerns Oppose!lx-em was the cashing of chec American Bankers Associa- | Orleans. criath stores or so-called soft-drink establ i Check Method in Spite of |ments, where workers “treauently| tion Qpens Fifty-First Ses- change and an disclos always to their advantage. 1 Workers Prefer € { i S pgTan } Bpecial Dispatch to Ti 4 | come check und NEW YOR = ‘em condi since if cerns of the | and banks called on to cash checks national banks are asking for R ‘ menament permitiing nrst mort-| Y EAR IS DRIEST EVER | On the other hand, railroads m\u bringing curre | ned upon 1 estate to 50 per cent wn’H A H |nnr| pay by check. N E Hme .1e|;( i s e g f d e ral Thomas ace, treasurer of e 1 A e bk | Farmers and Merchants’' Sa <|Potato Crop Only One Seriously incident to either method. One of He succeeds Alvin . Howard of New ments, w here ¢ Danger of Losses. {m. exact: amount of thelr pay sion at Atlantic City. BY J. ROYLE. ! Merchants in some ins majority of th D num tion opened to pay their e the approaching pa cling to t policy, de: number hold-ups volved tr: - | vention here 3 3 we of policy outlining the assoc 1 the Federal res fon's | of 293 hogsheads. As the de- mand for all good grades seems to have slackened, prices are lower on practically all hogsheads selling over ight handling seconds con- the next three months if 1 to be a record breaker, has been a particularly 57 inches of rain having fallen to date, which is about 3 inches below rv month, who wish resent the | ) wttson of Minneapol i an address befc as last week. normal. MAGNAVOX JUNIOR Same circuit as Magnavox 75, 5 Tube Tuned Radio Frequency. A compact, portable set, without tubes or batteries “At the turn of a single dial” banks to pl nch hours | th afdine Mucvinanilc Mo Srdncen seld that, the ‘heavy A special made by they admit | he k | th form. ik division, of which | or Maryland leaf ; [normal or better. rains in July saved the corn crop in the nick of time. July was one of the two months when the rainfall was The other month $85-00 The other New Magnavox Models are priced as follows: $110.00, $145.00 and $200.00. All prices without tubes or batteries. There's the majority of firms | the protec 1t | have been seriously Methods. ‘| was January. one for every taste and practicaily every lis find it exp The dry weather since July has b hurt but one crop, potatoes, Mr. mon to medium, 6.00a20.00: see cer said. But uniess the 1 1o tine, 31.00a35.00; upper coun. | comes soon it may have bad effects on alr-cured, 5.00a40.00. the late Fall sowins. BARBERS WIN STRIKE. | WATERWORKS EARNINGS i sers ‘have o o] INCREASE BY $103,781 are back at work on a NEW YORK, September 28 (#).— eek with a minimum wage | Consolidated net income of American n | by robbers. pocketbook. pay- | Ing money thre wey s | ent is well kr wctor with | than 100 ar ated | engaged in t 15 | even these : employe: by Federal Reserve found t men by check would 3 -l sa < “memb | reserves | Simple, Sensitive, Selective AST year Magnavox introduced the single dial control to the Radio world. This year the Magnavox single dial is perfected. Simple, of course—a flick of the fingers makes you master of the air. ake the cl h ange. Hard to Cash Checks. Some of the reasons were That s found it diffic nl( h that local m 3 t & i A 1 Bt s e s > < n ks Ask Amendment. 2 s B tion shall ney and thus run tt Fith i A. I*. Dawson of Davenport, . 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