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“inn America Ind thé titles were in
ll\cr)bod) wiu wc-klng there. and
times seemed xo‘od. Wages were rin-
ins. Busine- wns expending. (Ion
man) earned to be fighting moon-.-
fully to regain her {arrested toreicn
markets. The huge inmuon of fir.
man currenc; and prices seemed to
work to her adiantage.
That is ended. German industrial
conditions are now reported as very_ V
l-a.l Business has slowed down. and
mw doses of paper money do not ac- 1
compllshe the old en‘s-ct. Contracts
(annot he met Manufacturing couts'
increase. and are destined to increase
still more mpidlv if the currency in-
flation stops. Either wax. German):
lanes. i
It is the natural penalty of manu- '
fucturing money in unlimited quanti-
ties. England. which refuted to in —
:lulze in any such inflation and set to
‘ work stc-rnly to meet war expenuea by
heavy taxation and regain lat bud-
nt‘ss by hard. honest work. is steadily .
ruining in financial soundness. export
trntli- and prosperity. The United
States. which pursued the some sensi-
lulu policy. it now ncar thc curl of her!
.l- ilatlnn period. when Germany is just '
u-ntcrins: upon one that will doubt
in longcr and harder than Ours.
(‘HAN’GI’SG TRAFFIC.
.\ count taken on the Manhattan
bridge between New York and Brook-
'\n in 1912 showed a. total of 4,823
\l-hiclcs crossing in 24 hours. This
u- tl‘ tho- count in the some length 01'
time was 27. 000.
In 1919 the percentage of horse-
druwn trutIic wns 64 per cent. and
motor-driven was 86. NOW 95 not
run. is motor-driven and a per cent.
horse—drawn.
.\ child the other day wanted to
know what it was that made "tlit-‘llg
wind-up train that carries the people"
(w. His mother replied that it was
not a “wind-up" train like his. but a
steam engine truin. }i(- looked ontiro-
l\' lrlullk. though he is quite familiar
with automobiles. The explanation
lifli‘ to begin with the gasoline engine.
in thr- family flivver and work lmrk to
xiv-am unrinr-s fircd with cool. It was
an illuminating few momu’lts for tho
nlllvr peom. prcsnnt. who had neither
“ind-up nor (’lcctric trains in thrlr
rliillihoml. lmt trains vlrlyen by tin;-
utl-um cncincs with alcohol lirca honi-
ll“: 'ltl'll‘ boilers,
.\s gas and electricity are displacing
Arum :irtl horses. will :ilrplunvs dri\'~
I‘l lu.‘ sum.- morn powerful fur-l still
lispluc» our motor traffic erc lung"
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TRANSI’ILLVTING GLAXIIS.
l'uhllv attention " drawn again to
“inunkry glands" by tlu- report that
.i lrll; (.‘hicugo lmsincss man has huu'
g'uxvl; tlunspluntml in his Lori)"
Ills physician. while refusing to di-
\. ngv thv nature of the “opcrution”
puvmrmul. says th.it he was familiar
\\llll Ill“ lrnnsplnnlinf: of_ glands from
monk‘ws lulu: Imtcn- llu- sensational
.mnnuntcnient of that process by Dr.
Vm-vnof'f at Paris. and that he has dis-
vu-lml them‘ and now uscs human
glands inslcml. It may be. then. that
llu- path-zit in question is (endeavoring
to lmu- his youth rtncwmi or old ant;
postponul by substituting for some of
his man half-wornwut glands them of
, sturdy young man willing to make
”1w exchange for a sufficient consider-
~lmtl.
it may work. and it may I": justifi-
um», Tin" :n'vrngv person. houcwr.
'mlurzi'ly :1 volts at the ldt'fl of mixing:
4
v.11}. ii.- nun liodily organ: thOSi- ofI
.nmllwr person. and won-In "rntlur;
l-‘u t‘u ills lu- knows than fly to'
mix is: that he knows-r not 02'." l
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9m .l-~l‘ uitliout t-nd" was the lat! mos-l
~ tL’" of .: luau who is thought to have‘
punlnri MW :1 lukr [IJSNIZS'T stunner:
ii, an. “it'll. _ ‘
lint lzmx cm: it» M- .«urr his r-nrthlyi
t"rr-;‘Jr~ \3-n7'-l not (-1.4 if ntlur‘krvl
will. u altti- pimk and good tempt-r?"
\v-l :"‘I'(-l Einz to all tlm \\'rittrs on
.‘itnrt (-Vlsltht"; tlw- nrzr- t‘ninl: s-‘ui-i
r:i s z. n in» .snn- of is: that tlit-y llrlz‘
'1:‘...i at “.10 - milea< trouble.
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Daily Radio Program
(Tune to 360 Meters)
Station \\' .37.. Ncuark (“t-gtimzlimuse).
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H's (c) Ntwark Suntlas Cull.
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int: (Ir- \‘erc- Saplo. concr rt and on-
r-ratic soprano. who has appeared
with the Boston Symphony Opera
Company. New York Philharmonic
Society and New York Oratorio 80-.
. ciety. it. Scipio at the piano. Pro-
,» gram: “lile—gie" (Manuel). "i’sy-I
Che" (Thomas). "I’astorfifi' (. .1. -
"Au L‘rintcmps" (Gounod). ”Ah.
grand je dors’ (Liszt). “Dish
Theuxc Halle" Tannhauser (\\’ag-
ivntario to
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mlo amato bone" (homely). "Ki-
tornzi \‘inL-btor" (Verdi). "Matinati"
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We Jenn. well known writer of
children's stories and verse. Sub-
jt-ct; “The Blue Bird."
10:30 p. m.—8rlet program by Helen
Mathew “'ashburn. cellist; All.
Marguerite Price. soprano. '1. So-
prano solo with cello obngnto. by
Miss Price and Miss Washburn.
"Basic” Din-caret. II. calm-solos
by Miss Wuhburn, (:1) “Indian
Summer.” Caduan; (in fine not-
ique. Squire. Ill. Soprano soles 19)
Miss Price. (O) “Come. Beloved.”
Handel: (1)) ~in mm Is 3 Late."
Woodman: (c) “I! No One Ere:
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the spectacle of a. boom in Germany. .
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sit es. '
die." lr‘riml; (b) "Serenade Espag-
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103 in Miss Price (a) "The Unfore-
secn. " Scott; (1») “Come Hither. Lit-
tle Child. " Spaldklsz (c) "TheWiudl
Is in the South. " Scott. .-V LSoprano!
sole with violin obligate. by list.
Price and Miss W¢shbunL "From
the Land‘ot the Sky Blue “Hater'
Vii. Cello solos b) Miss “'uhbum;
(a) “Arlequin.” Popper; (b) Slavic
lullaby, Meymarskl.
Station “TP. Port “out, X
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2.. so p. m —Inxtrliczion ln’ radio. Amel
pico neleotiéns. -
9:09 p. m.-—Piano .recttal by
Johnston. including the - .. . _. .
Scherzo (Chopin): Waltz. 0p. It
(Chopin): “In the Land r: gun-
shine" (Heurter): "Apparition"
(Salmon): “rt-elude in C Minor“
(Rachmaninpl). James F. 03512),
lyric dramnfic Senor. new
by Agricola Cam“. mint. “‘
VJamcs Hints. violinist. It.
will sing "I Hen: a. “WE‘VE
(Eberhart and Cadmzni: 1‘: Div-i. j.
ins" (Cadmag): MHm! Old ..
Mother of Mine”(1erpm nnd V
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