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For years we have had the
Biggest & Best Assortment of Holiday Goods
To be found in the County. This year our line Better than ever
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IN OUR TOY DEPARTMENT
JvL in the basement, you will find TOYS galore to delight S
the children. |[
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ALL THROUGH OUR STORE
scattered everywhere are Suitable Articles for Gifts.
Towels, Pillows, Collar and Cuff Sets, Bed Blankets, Table Damask, Bed
Room Slippers, Neckwear, Box Paper, Handkerchiefs, Sport
Hose, Gloves, Sweaters, Cut Glass, Hand Painted
China, Holiday Hats, Etc., Etc.
IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT
Fresh Nuts, Raisins, Currants, Citron, Dates, Mince Meat !
Cranberries, Cakes, Etc. |
FINE CANDIES AND CHOICE FRUITS. Candy from 12,c. a pound up
IN OUR AUTOMOBILE DEPARTMENT
NEW OVERLANDS AND FINE OLDSMOBILES. Also, Close-Tight
Tops for Fords, Chevrolets and Overlands. Makes a Closed Car out of
an open one at a very small cost.
Extra Clerks and the Christmas Spirit Everywhere
E. TUCKER & CO., Inc., FOREST HILL, MD.
Stockholder.'Meeting REAL ESTATE BUSINESS DANIEL RIDER D-_l
-T— , , FARMS SOLD, PROPERTIES '**' Art - Balu - Ml * iVCftl LiSl^tC
hoST^oT'S 1 . gw™*- mnts <uMig CommUsion Merchant
inga Bank will be held at eaid bank in CTABBRB. * -roTM M fo_ Selling, Buying, Renting and
l j on . , . /0 „ u * wi * m,wkUt Wheat, Cm, (hit. Hay, Straw, Ac Loaning on Farms, Town
Tuaday, January 2nd. 1923 in* booni l on. -omuau roi Lots and Houses.
At n o’etock A. m, J. T. EVANS MILL FEED, CLUTEM FEU), COTTON SEED GEORGE F BIIRKIfY
Dealer in Real Ertate HAL AND Ml CUE MEAL abSS.’md.
WM T. ANDERSON, Caehier. BEL AIL MD. wUI mein muR elteation. Phone Aberdeen lOIM.
THE /CGIS
AND INTELLIGENCER
BEL AIR,MARYLAND, FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 22,1922
ATTORNEY’S SALE
DESIRABLE FARM
NEAR CALVARY, IN THE THIRD
ELECTION DISTRCT OF HAR
FORD COUNTY
In puraunnee of the power vented In
the undornlKiicd under n mortgage
from Harriet A. Webster and huaband
lo tbv Jarreltavllle Uulldlng Aaaorln
llon, dated the 21at day of March. In
the year 1917, and recorded among the
Land Uecorda of Harford County. In
Id her J A. 11. No. 166 folio 498. default
having occurred under aald mortgage,
I will offer at public auction at the
Court Houle Poor, In Bel Air. Mary
land. on
Tuatday. January 2, 1923
At llllta o'clock A. M,
all that Farm containing two hundred
and alxly (lfl)crea. more or leas, all
mill* hh iiiorcMald and lying on tile pub
lic road leading from Calvary Pont Of
fice lo the Bel Air and Churcbvllle road
nml known an "Webuter’a Foregl." be
ing the name farm whereon the lute
William WebHler resided at the time
of hIN death, and which the aald WII
■ lain Webster by hIH laal Will and Teg
lament dated the lolh day of January.
1912. duly executed lo pass real.estate
under the laws of Maryland, recorded
among the Will Records of Harford
County In Llbsr J A. No. If. folio S 3,
devised lo the said Harriet A. W.
Webster. .. , ..
There Is a commodious and attrac
tive mansion house on the farm and
also two tenant houses, one with six
rooms and one with four rooms, and
also a corn house, carriage house.
Ktnoke house, barrack with shedding
attached for slock and horse stable
This farm Is well watt red with about
too acres in grass and " acres or
u.md ilmln-r About IIS aorea of the
farm or.* cloarod. Thorn I. n Rood nr
ohurd on tbo form amt tbo Inml I. of
oxoollonl quullly nnd ha. boon woll
fnrin.>.l for ninny yonr.
I I.H M n UK u.
Ono third of tbo purobaao monoy In
oh.li on dny of aalo. one third In 1
month. nnd tbo balanjo In Iw.lvo
mom bn. nr nil oaah on dny of aalo at
iho notion of purohnner; Iho ere dll
paymontn in hour Inloro.l from tbo
dny of nnlo nnd lo bo noourod by Iho
onion or bondi of Iho purchnnor with
surety lo be approved by the under
hTKVKNBON A WILLIAM*.
Attorney named In Mortgage
I W. Thommpson .Auctioneer
FINE FARM FOR^SALE
ABOUT 85 ACRES IN 2D DISTRICT
well located. Large House with
Hath, Tenant House,
Hum, Corn House
other necessary
buildings, all in good repair.
CANNING HOUSE
Fine soil for corn and tomatoes.
Priced to sell.
HARRY W. ELSNER.
Havre de Grace, Rid.
Phone-Havre de Grace 150 F-22.
Trustee’s Sale
By virtue of s decree of the Circuit Court
for Hsrford County, sitting ae a court ff equity
pnased on ths Ith day of UeoMnbsr lt>A the
undersigned trustee will offer st Public Auction
i.i, the premises, situate on the public coed
from Prospect to Mill Green, on
Saturday, December 30,1922
. ...At Jl onlnyk A. M., nit *bnt
LOT OR PARCEL OF UNO
Containing
41 ACRES
nor. or I-.., nod b#ln tti, mm, nnd .11 llni
land dMorlbod In n dwd from Jnmro W. Me.
N.hh, IruHl—, U> Mnry KIImIMIi Colbiw. Iron-
IM dntod tbo .l.lh dny of Aou>l. UJ6 nnd
roronl.nl nm..n lb, I.,nd Roronl. at HnHoid
County In llbor A. L. J. No. St, folio 2t4.
Tb, ImprovroiMt. oon*l.t of ,
a 7-nwm from, and briek iyflS
iiWKM.no 111 .I—l rmi.fr, . gwMkaq
■nnd Pl.t, roof b.rii ; corn BItrSyWVML
noaro rhl.hon houro. nd
o(h,r oulbulldlnK,. Thr, I, aim iilontr of
fruit of mil kind, on th, pine,.
TEEMS OF SALE
Th, term, of Ml, tirrocrlb-d hy th, drorao
ar,: Ono-lhlrd of tho iiunrhM, mon,y lo h,
Kid In cash on dny of Mlo, ono-thlrd Ihar-nf
< month,, and the rwldn. In 13 month,.
Crodll pnyroantn to boor liUoraot from day of
Ml, nod to bu Mcorod by th, not,, or bondr of
th, punkoMr. Mmirity npprovl hy th, undor.
•l,n-d truatw.
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123 Main St., Bel Air
(Telephone 18-J)
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HUTZLER BROTHERS CO.
BALTIMORE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Thla la to give notice that the auberriher hea
obtained from (he Orphana Court of Harford
County. Md , lattera teatamentary on the es
tate of
REBECCA a. HOLLINOH WORTH
late of Harford county, daeeaead. All paraona
having claims against aaid daraaaad are harahy
notified to axhiblt tha aarna with the legal
voucher* thereof
Oa ar befera the 17tb day ef May. IMS
Or they may otharwlaa by law ha excluded from
all benefits of aald aetata. All persons indebted
to aald aatate are requeatad to make Immadiate
payment.
Given under my hand and aaal thla 17th day
of November, IfW.
f.RWIft E HOLLINGSWORTH,
iMWtor.
W. WORTHINGTON HOPKINS
Attorney-at-Law
BEL AIR, - - MARYLAND
, Attorney's Sale
OF
| Peach Bottom Slate Lands
ON SLATE RIDGE IN THE FIFTH ELEC
TION DISTRICT OF HARFORD COUNTY
NEAR CAMBRIA AND CARDIFF STA
TIONS ON THE MARYLAND A
PENNSYLVANIA EAILEOAD
By virtu. o( lb. eow.r of sol. July Mll
i In lb. und.r.lnJ nttomw nnmad In n molt
■nan from Tbom.. B. Proctor t ,1 to Lydln
A. Cnktnnr. dntal tb. lth doy of April. IMS
•nd weirded nntona tbo Lnnd Rocord. of Hnr
ford County In Llb.r W. 8. F. No. 107 folio
SOI, and duly nialsncd to Lydl. A. Cnitnor
and Annin B. Cutnnr u Joint lonnntn. with
rlaht of nurvlvornhlp. dnfnull It.vlna oocurrnd
undnr tbo torn, of .aid moriansn, I will olfnr
for ul at public suction t the Court House
door In Bel Air, on
Wednesday, Jan. 3rd, 1923
At IK o'clock M.. nil that certnln
Parcel of Land
oompoMd of several contlnguoua parcel*. and
of tract* or part* of tract* or parcel* eallad
"Montgomery’* Delight". "Hawkins’ Chance
and "William*’ Birthright" or by whatsoever
qlher name* known, or of wh*t*o*ver o4hsr
tract* eompoaad. oonUlnlng
86 Acre*, 1 Rood and 17 Square
Perches
more or la**, and more particularly described
In *ald mortgage, and situate In aald County.
Slate Ridge In mid Fifth Daotlon District,
on or cloaa to {We main vain* of P*ach Bottom
Mints* deposit* and adjoining or contiguous to
th* quarry land* generally known a* th* Proc
tor Quarries, th# Baltimore Peach Bottom
Slate Company's land*., and also th# Miller
tract or parcel, and Ilea on Iho public road
from Slate Ridge to leva’s Mill.
TKRMB OP BALK
Onethlrd of the purchase money In ca*h on
Ihe day of sal# one-dhlnl In 6 month* therefrom
and the balance In 18 month* therefrom. or all
cash on day of sale at th* option of the pur
chaser. th# credit payment* to beer Intereet
from the day of talc and to be duly secured by
the note* or bond* of th* purchaser with sure
ty or sureties to he approved by m*. th* under-
HTKVRNHON A. WILLIAMS.
Attorney named In said Mortgage.
C. C. Richardson, Auctioneer.
SIOO,OOO
5 Per Cent. Public School Im
provement Bond* of Har
ford County, Md.
Notice I* hereby given tht the County Com
missioners of Harford County. Btata of Mary
land. will rfreivu sealed competitive bid* for
(he purchase of $100,000.00 aerial, coupon. Five
per cent (6%) "Public School Improvement
Bond* of Harford County, Maryland,” l**u*d
on th* faith and cradll of Harford County,
Of th* ssld Issue $96..090.09 thareof are In the
denomination of SI,OOO and $4,000 theraof are
In the denomination of S6OO. Said bond* will bn
dHled January let, 102.1,
Of tba said Issue. $11,600 00 thereof will ma
ture and become payable January let, 1924. and
an equal amount will mature ami become pay
able annually thereafter until the entire iaeue
has matured and bean paid. The bomb* ma
turing January Ist, 1124 are known as Barles
A and those maturing annually theraafter in
a like amount are known aa Berlss B„ Scries
C, Sorias I>, Series K.. Series F, Series O and
Kories If, iwepectlvely.
Bald bond* are l**ued and offered for salt
pursuant to th* power and authority conferred
by Chapter lOR of the "Act* of the General
Assembly of Maryland". Saaelon of 191$, and
are Issued In the manner and tovm apd lor
the purpose* thereto inueMlsd. Vher SMN*
anpt from State, County and Municipal taxa
tion.
Bach bid shall be sealed and directed to th*
County Commissioners of Harford County, at
Bel Air, Maryland, and shall be accompanied
by a certified cheque or bank draft, payable to
the order of said County Commissioners, or by
cash in an amount squnl to 6% of th* princi
pal sum of said bonds bid for as a guarantee
that the succeasful bidder or bidders will re
ceive and |Hy for suld bonds upon delivery,
miles* same ar# rejected on legal ground*. No
bids will be received after December 27th. 11122.
The (Vmnty Commissioners reserve the right
to reject any and all bids.
Bids will be opened at the office of the
County CommlMionsrs In Bel Air. on Wadnee
day, I let-ember 27. 1922, at 2 P. M.
By order of the County Commissioners of
Harford County, Stats of Maryland, dated tba
4th day of December, 1922.
JAMRS H. PHILLIPS,
Pres, of Ihe fount; Commieelonars of Harford
County, State of Maryland.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
This Is to ■lv, nolle, that tho milm-nln .
hnv, ohtoinad from th. Orphan, Court of ll.r
-ford County, Maryland, latter* of admlniutra
tion on tha aatata of
KLORBNCR K. BALDWIN
lata of Hnrford County tloe#aaad. All itersons
having elaima against said deceased ara hereby
nutlflad to exhibit th# *am with th# legal
vouch*ra th*r*of
On *r hefar* Ik* 14tk day af May. 192$
ur they may otherwise by law ha excluded from
all benefits of aald aatate. All persons Indebtsd
to aald *ala*s ara requested to make Immediate
pa* mint.
Given under my hand and s*al this 14th day
of November, 1923.
HARRIETT I. BADWIN.
EDWARD A. BALDWIN,
Administrators.
NOTICK TO CKKDITOBB
Thtt ia (o giva nolle* that tha subaerlber haa
obtained from tha Orphana Court of Harford
County, Md., lattora of administration e. t. a.
on th* aatat* of i
JOHN D. WORTHINGTON
Ist* of Harford County deceased. All persons ]
having olaima against said dacsaed ar* hereby
notified to exhibit th* earn* with th* legal j
vouchers thereof
On or kef erg the 14th day *f May. 192$
or they may otharwlsa by law Im excluded from
all benefit* of aald aatat*. All paredns indebted
to laid aatat* are requested to msks Immediate
payment.
Given under my hand and seal this 14th daf
of NHfernker, 1922.
JOHN D. WORTH NG’lOif, Jr.,
Administrator.
WALTER H. ARCHER
BKNRON. MD.
Funeral Director
-AND
EMBALMER
ar New AalaßaUc Hearse
ftes* Day at Wlgfci-Rel Air 9 II I
J. G.HOOPER |
House Painter
end Greiner ;
a-D. BEL AIR. MD
Phone 816 F 6
SHOE & HARNESS REPAIRER
K. F. KUEHN, MAKER OP
MscUm ud Hud Kd Haraess
SHOES REPAIRED ;
REPAIRING PROMPTLY DO MR ,
WANTED j
During the Ysar
10,000 Cords Peeled Poplar
and Gum Palp Wood
for shipment from any point on
the B. A 0., Pennsylvania or
Mainland & Pennsylvania Rail
roads.
JOHN CONNER A SON. !
Street, Md.
Mw duNmmi rm
DAUGHERTY'S IMPEACHMENT
PROMISES NEW EMBARRASS
MENT FOR HARDING
Spectator* of the Republican at
tempts to impeach and oust Harry M.
Daugherty from the office of Attorney
General foresee that, whatever Con
gress may do with the charges the
whale proceedings will be an issue In
the presidential campaign In 1024.
Opponents of Preiddent Harding's re
nomination are aura to derive u good
deal of satlafactlon and not a little
political capital from the struggle to
remove a member of his Cabinet from
his position.
The fight on Attorney General
Daugherty had lu inspiration and re.
ce'ves It* impctua wholly from Repub.
Means. The Democrats In Congress,
although they believe that Daugherty’s
appointment and retention as Attorney
General hove proved deplorable and
detrimental, have not undertaken to
impeach him. They are willing that
the President shall lar the responsi
bility for his Attorney General’s arts
and omlsaians.
ITenhlent Hauling is pretty certain
to exert hln Influence with the Repub
lican reactionarlen in the Huune and
the Senate to defeat the attempt at
eliminating and humiliating Daugher
ty. There is little likelihood that Im.
pearhment will he voted, but there Is
every prospect that the effort, of
Daugherty', friends to prevent a rec
ord tdtte will be made the eubject of n
gcod deal of publicity.
It i. thin Presidential Interposition In
Daugherty's behalf that will Inflame
n goat) many Republicans In Congiese
and outside of It. Thoee Republican,
who already regard Daugherty n. a
heavy liability are indignant that he
has given an excuse far Impeachment
and will be very angry If he la "white.,
washed"—aa they feel ho will ho—by
the Republican House acting on the
assumption If not upon the Intimation
that the adminlstrntloon would suffer
by thin outcome.
If Daugherty ia acquitted of the
charges which Republicans have pre
ferred against him there doubtless will
lie a strong belief that powerful in
fluences saved him. If he is convicted,
either after u formal trial or In tho
court of public opinion, lie will con
tinue to be a deadweight on the Repub
(lean administration. Republicans in
Congress have no thoroughly discred
ited Mr. Harding’s Attorney General
that he Is sure to furnish one faction
of his party with a war cry against the
other and corroborate Democratic
charges that Mr. Daugherty began hie
career In the Cabinet as a political ml.*,
take which hoa since become a public
misfortune.
W.S. SHIPLEY
JOPPA, MD.
BUTCHER
Fresh and Salt Meats
PROVISIONS
Special attention to telephone
order*. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Clve taken Monday and Thursday
Phone WUae in
WE SELL
KAH M B
-AND-
Country Homes
List with ua if you wl*h to sail. Ab
solutely no charge unless we eall.
F„ A. ST ROUT FARM AGENCY
The l.argeet In The World
FRED. C. JONES
Agent
DARLINGTON, - MARYLAND
rnmmr
HI
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Vacuum cup
▼ CORD TIRES
"TheSoundofSufety n
goes along with your car
wherever you travel
telling you at all time*
that wet, slippery pave*
ments are as safe at dry
ones with the mile-mak*
ing Vacuum Cup Tread
, on guard.
I Whatever the motorist
needs, we have it, from
Vacuum Cup Tires and
"Ton Tested” Tubes to
I accessories, all at tho -
lowest prices you can
I bay quality goods for
—plus topaotch tervice.
! ALEX. Y. WATTERS
JarretUville. Md.
.
I
' C Harry Magness
j Justice of the Peace
SHARON, MD.
Collections Made Promptly.
Geneva Farm Guernseys
Oar Cow*, on teet, win average well
over (00 lbs. UX.
A Good Place to Get a Bull Calf
JAMES W. DAVIS ft SON,
Pbea* Cordlg SSB22 Reck*. Md.
DEDICATED TO THE
BEST INTERESTS
of ear
Oseaty, Btate aad Rettee
VqL. LXVII-NO. 51
IT CAME UPON THE MIDNIGHT
CLEAR
It came upon the midnight clear.
That glorious song of old,
Erom Angela bending near the earth,
To touch their harpa of gold:
"Peace on the earth, good will to
men
Erom heav'n'a all gracloua King."
The world In solemn atillneaa lay
To hear the angle* sing.
O ye, beneath life'* crushing load.
Whose forma ale bending low,
Who toll along the climbing way
With painful atepa and alowl
Look now, for glad ami golden houra
Come awlftly on the wing;
0 ieat beaide the weary road,
And hear the angela aing.
Ear 10l the days are haat'ning oi\,
By prophets seen of old,
When with the ever circling years,
Shall come the time foretold,
When the new heav’n and earth shall
own
The Prince of Peace their King,
And the whole world acini back the
aong
Which now the angels alng.
—Edmund H. Seam,
HOME MANAGEMENT PROBLEM*
INTEREST EXTENSION WORKERS
(■renter emphasis on household man.
agoment us a phaae of homo economics
teaching was urged during the course
of the conference of the home econo
mics section of the Association of
land Grant Colleges hold In Washings
ton. In several States the work has
begun with kitchen improvement, the
underlying Idea being to embrace grad,
ually all the many sides of the subject.
Miss Martha Van Renssaluer, of
New York, said that home economics
teachers would be neglecting an Im
portant part of their subject If they
did not develop household management
to the fullest extent. The term house
hold management applies to the man
agement of everything that pertains to
household and the care of It, Including
its expenditures and the standardisa
tion of Its equipment, according to
Miss Van Rensselaer,
The organisation of the household
was considered a proper fleUI for re
search In home economics departments
of colleges and other Institutions, by
Ruth Wardall, of Illinois. Heretofore,
Miss Wardall pointed out, home'econo,
mlcs workers have concerned themselv
es largely with food In Its many as
pects. Clothing, shelter and house
hold organisation should receive attan,
tlon next, as well as research In coops,
ration with such departments of a uni
versity as chemistry, medicine, liberal
arts, sociology, and engineering.
Representatives of the Department
of Agricultuie home economics ami ex
tension work Invited those present from
the State colleges to make suggestions
at any time as to what problems the
department might assist with. The
grentcr part of the conference was
concerned with home economics prob
lems of a general administrative nat
ure, the improvement of cellege teach,
ing and special problems of extension
and research.
(HHIMTMAH GREENS VANDALISM
Thar* hu* b*tn u much vandallam
In recant year* In cutting Chrlutnuui
tree*, mutilating ami destroying holly,
laurel, and other {item along the i
highway*, that in* utmot vigilance
•huuhl lie practiced at thl* time of th*
year on tha part of all land owner*, t
and thow Interaaled In the praaarvaa .
tion of tha natural heautlea of tha :
roadaldea.
To check thl* ahuaa, the Maryland
laglulatura, In 1918, chapter 171), *n
acted a law making It a mladamaanor, ,
•übjact to a Ana of $25, or 0(1 day* In\
prUonment, or both, for any peraona
to "remove, take, cut, break, Injure
or destroy any tree, ahrub, vine, flow,
er, moan, or turf from the land or
premleee of another" without the writ,
ten conrent of auch owner, or under hi*
peraonal direction.
The Maryland State Hoard of For
entry la cooperating with land owner* <7
and other* Interented in the enforce
ment of thin law, by providing printed
notice* to poet along the highway* and .
on private property, In order to publiah
the law and to give protection to land '
owner*.
You are earnently rei|ue*ted to aid jj|
In thl* enforcement of the law, to poet *
notice* on your own property and to ’
report any violation that you may die. t,
cover to the local police nuthoritlea £
for prompt action.
The State Hoard of Forestry, Hl#
Calvert HulliMng, upon request, will ,
furnlah you an many card board pout' /
er* a* you can une to advantage. I
SUPPLIES RUSHED TO GREECE
Arrival of the relief
Stuyveaant, Coeur d'Alene and Hog
Inland at I'lneu* the port of Athena,
ha* Iteen announced today by caM*
from Dr, A. Ilo** Hill, In charge of
the American Red Crow* unit In (Ireece.
The huge shipment* of Red Crone food V
aupplle* in the three cargoe*, Or. Hill
report*, the food *ituatlon among the
refugee* quartered throughout Greece
nd on the i*land* of the AOgesn He*
well In hood. The combined value of
the cagroe* I* g 475,000.
The mo*t preaalng need now, Dr,
Hill report*, I* for clothing ami Rad
Cron* Chapter* throughout the I 'niterl
State* have been urged by National
Headquarter* to work at top aimed to
aupply garment* fur men, women and
children and layette* fur the newly
born in the refugee camp*.
Four Red Cro nurae* who liave hod
experience in F.urope, are nailing next,
Saturday on the Steamahlp Rotterdam V.
to Join the unit now at work in Greece.
They are Mlaae* ChriMtln* M. Mu no,
Alice (J. Carr, Mary M. A, Wel* and
Ml** Eleanor Dove. Mian Nuno ha*
lieen in charge of the Red Croae nura.
Ing office In New York city and octlv*
In maintaining the Rsyshur* Con vale*.
cent Home for nurae* dlaabled In the
World War.
The next nhlpmenl of Red Croa* food
supplies I* due to leave New York on
December 15, combating of 1,500 ton*
of flour and 1000 ton* of wheat, taking
half the cargo tonnage of the elevm
xhlp Manltowa, chartered by the Am*
erlcan Relief Adminlatratlon. Th*
, other half of the cargo I* conaigned '/>
Odea** for famine *ufrer*r* In th*
Ukraine.
KKKN INTEREST SHOWN IN KDU.
CATIONAI. FARM FILMS
Ketume from a questionnaire on mo.
tion picture*, *ent to aome .'I,OOO exten.
afon agent* by th* U. fl. Department
nt Agriculture, Indicate that county
agent* and other extenaion worker* ar*
keenly interested In educational (lima,
Of 982 agent* reporting, RID are In fa.
vor of owing motion picture* in their
work, Dl uppoHed to them, and M 6
noncommittal.
About one-third of th* agent* re
porting **y that they u*e motion pic
ture*, and about one-half of thoee who
une picture* have had experience with
portable projector*. Only 8 per cent
of thoee who u*e portable projector*
have found them unsatisfactory.
There I* ntrong demand for more
Aim* on llve-atocl* subject* club work,
•oil Improvement, and cooperative
marketing.
Many agent* oak for "more fun" or
"more human intereat’ In educational
Alma, and there I* conalderable com
plaint of alow distribution. Thl* laat
objection the department hope* will be
met eventually by th* eatablixhment
of adequate State distributing center*.