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'. 'gallery of rum:1.r, .
Amateur :Talks
• to Africa by
RadioPh
" . .•
F L Carter Converses
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BEGIN iii?..E.VODAY
Rope Ranger, daughter Loring
Rangeri.le missing and a reward of a
hundred thousand dollars is .offered by
her wealthy father for her safe. re-
turn„. ;AsSiating in • the 'search for
Beira are her , father's two :friends;.
Eustice HigloY; attorney,and Juarez
Charlie, adventurer, • •
A vizi-ma/id comes from Hopi's ab-
ductors for Ranger. to deposit in s
Specified place •a hundred'.'thensand
dollars,warth of bonds. This Is done
according to instructions. '
At .Dzo, Bristow's sanitarium a
• frienciShip arises between. pi. George
Kelsey,who is detained there, arid
one' VaraCopley, patient, who is register-
• ,. ed as Nurse Anita OopleY's sister.
, Alderman Higgirtais making his home
With .at ',the, hOspital. and Dr. Morton. is an
' assistant there. : •
Station • at - Caineroons,
CA., on Picture Seria-
Ing'Set
For, what Is believed to be the Bret
thrie In the hietory of radlo, direct
Communication' by radio telephone
was established with Centra l Africa
recently when Frank L. Carter; Long
!eland City, NeW,Sik, amateur, pick-
ed up the microphone Of his short
wave transmitter at 4.30 p m day-
light time, and carried on a conversa-
tion for a Solid hoer ' with station
FQPNI, located at Camerons, Central
Africa. •
Operating, under a"special license
with the 'call, letters, ,2XIIN, granted
by the, Federel ROLdI0 Cemmisirion
espeektIlY for experimental work
arkh Picture taansraission,:Carter, who
is;a member ofthe Institute of Radio
,Engineers,' is seeking to -perfect a
method of transmitting "still pIc
titres" _mi,short,Lwa.ve lerigths_ The
channel granted to him' for this work
is on 8.185 kilocycles, or approximate-
ly 36,6 meteriii.' •
Finding that . the'..eler•aph cede
r..-Wasaidefriment,te;thaquicke-esponse
necessary hi making . adjustments
,from' reportO, received when .communi-
eating with, . stations 'While exPeri-.
NOW .00N IVITH THE STORY.
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Sho. was sane. He , knew it., He
could not be deceived. The idea that
e person of her self -Control, her clear
perception, was harboring a delusion
was nonsense. i• And if, she said she
was Hope Ranger., it was so. He be;
herd her.. He required no proof tie-
yend her simple word.
Doctor -like, though, he kep,I. men-
tally. ;buttreasing. his deci.sion, with
arguments from -the books; and it
struck him that he had 'read, only a
day or two before a passage which
seemed to have ii-direct;applicetions
He reached Over to his book -shelf to
take down the volume he wanted, and
at he (HI se, a folded, yellow piece rif
newspaper dropped out --that frag
ment of Sunday supplement. Ile had
thrust it in there as a bookmark.
'Spreading it out on the • table, he
Studied its array of portraits. There.
could no longerbe any doubt. The
hair was arranged differently, git.: the
features, the contour, the 'expressions
were the saine as ,Verna' Copley's., ,•
;CHAPTER XIV:.
. I .0
Throughout the ,night Kelsey sat 3n
his chair. The thoughtof going to bed
meriting With the tranomiaalOn of Pic- did not even occur to him'.• '
tures,Carter-Installed"..a.naierophona _4/On iily qne point conld he think
In order ;to use vette tranamisalonclearly,:er come toadeeisioa-le Must
Reports on thetremendoire: strength' see the girl , withOut.,. delay; at the
Of. the .carrier, .wave ,statien,,'2XBN, eitrhest possible :.moment. fle•.muot:
indiCated, thatstations within a rea.-.warn, her to'be,on her gnard,.te.'ques-
Sonable radius would, have 110 trouble tion every -move or suggestion of those
understanding, theradiophone, but about her„
'sifter_jthe Installation et themiens!.
iphoae, •the results exceeded Carter's
greatest eirpeetations tenfoid.
One,Sunday as. 130 ama. in the eariY,
MOrning, Cartersucceededin. "rals...
big". a French 'amatemr.. near Paris
whose 'call letter* Were , 'given as
FE-OEST„ end after requesting,the
foreigner to standlY, he plugged in
.and asked', " "Hew are You receiving
this: radiophone? ...Can • you • under,
stand what :* am saying?" . The
Frenchman'ti-,report astounded an
pleased .Carter so inuch; that•On the
sable day, in the .late afternoon, when.
the efgnsL pt a station ..signing
ht.,PlIk were detected„ he turned On
transmitter' :and dent ,a -call fleeting
across the .Ocean and into -the depths
of Central': AfriCa. The African im
MedhitelY responded, easing that ho
was atemet, overcome with 'isUrprigh7
et the novelty of hes ring a voice'
come filtering. Mit Of the air .calling
for Min froni such a .great •distance,
instead Of the usual telegraph signale.
Other etatiOns•whe have been coin-
niunieated .with recently rind advised
to listen. for the picture transnalosiori
from 2XBN are 0A-5DX, In Australia,
.halfway *Mid the earth, who wasln,
touch, with Ce-r-ter'a Station at '2.30
pan New ',York titne; 'while: the After:
noon Min. Wee atilt dilgh in the 'Fiky
here; and An amateur Sigeing.0148,'
'wire ..gave his ibeation as Gdytirken,
Seirth. Georgia island, which is More
than 1000. mile; 'midst of itthe sOuther-
lY tip of tiouth Anierica., • .
• Using' the Cooley System, Carter
'Conducts his picture transmission ex-
Periments every. Monday, -Wednes.,
day and Friday evening at -bis helve
at 3678. , Avenue, Long Island
CitY, on the 36'.6 Meter Wave. Sev.
eral'ether crystals Make available
channels' at '87.5, 30, 41, •alid' 42,125
The Mexican Muddle
New York' World: The next best
, thing to a clear understanding of a
poliUcal'situation 'tato realize clearly,
that you don't understand ft. For our-
• course of events in M1331C0 City since
the aseassination of General, Obregon,
The Correspondents have no doubt
doriettheir best, but it is .plain•enough
that they do not Understand it either.
This is .not surprising .in view of thel
feet that, as in Italy, there is no in
dependent press to which correspond...
• entscan. turn for 'nevire and interpre-
tation of 'events, that the real leaders
df the Obregon party, were away from
. Mexico until Wednesday attending the
'funeral, that President Cellos is difil-
. Cult to interview at) a time like this,
, and tliat Mexice 'city is a whisPering
Look for
it 04 the
dealer's
counter
Moi
or i7otii;
money:
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tht„hot' Pcppertnint
• • -.Clovaug Sweet lot
=1.=.11
Fast, Light Craft Lead
. French Naval Program
As the day broke, he eagerly .scan-
ned the •morning 'sky, and thanked
fortune that it was 'fair. If the wea-
ther were rainy or threatening, she
would not be allowed on the grounds.
The sun, though, was rising on a
model lune day; rare enough for any
poet's praise. - •
Ho knew, that there was no chance
of her appearing before ten o'clock; '1
and so after breakfastle wentto. the
office and pretended to be deep in his
research work, although his eyes were
conitan.tly seeking the clock:
Ottthe stroke of ten he hurried out,
but only to find her closely attended
by the mita° Who had been with her
the da i before. The sable thing wag
true 'at,eleven, and again at twelve.
But when he made his next recon-
naissance, his heart leaped. Hope,, as
he:called her by now; was sitting aloilo.
on the stone bench where he had talk-
ed to ,her the day befere. She was
writing on her, pad as-esual, and tlie
nurse had turned her attention' to a
more -,difficult patient. . '•
Kelsey sat down a foot or two away
frorn'her and pretended to watch the
.inen pulling down tho wail.
The girl Went on scribibling, her
face turne(1 a little way from Kelsey;
but as he seated himself' she began
talking low and fast. '
-."Let me talk first," she Said,„"P.ve
got to make clear to you my plan for
getting away, While I have the, Chance.'
1)r. Bristow is going to town this
evening?" , • '
."Oh, yes," he answered., "I' heard
hint on the. telephone „this morning
telling the chairman that he would be
at the nieeting without fail."
"Then We can manage 41" There
was 4 thrill in her voice. ''Listen.!'
, And while she. Scribbled; she •unf-
folded' to him a plan so simple,' and
yet so, saprentely audacious thatit
took his breath. Before she had half
finished, he had caught her idea' and.
was on fire with it. ; • /.4
' He drew Ilia cap dawn' over his
eyes, and clasping his hands 'behind
his head, stretched his feet out lazily.
_
The.nurse came toward them, arid
Iiope, witha swiftineVetrient, slipped
her pencil beneath' her on the bench.
She,looked nervously' about and then
as' the woman steed '.,before her, she
glanced up with trebled appear. •
"I've lost my 'pencil," she said. "I
was writing a beautiful story, but
*hat can 1 do without a pencil?" -
• Kelsey, as if he hadn't noticed her
before, took ta pencil from his pocket
niitt haluded 'it le hsr.: 'S}ie. thanked
hint and 'began to write 4 g n
• "She'll lteep that up for hours,'', the
nuyse ;twilled, at Kelsey, ."Not, a word
ii4if6f, rtqVer retevingfront the
"All' right, Miss Busy," ,calleditire
nurse. won't ;speak to *y011.. 1:11
rightthero and protect you."
Sho•turned'to the giri on the bench.
"NOW ycu'U stair here, dear, untiLl
eOlne for you, wnill,t you?" YThen she
hurried away.- : • • ' •
"There's only (Me' fling that bothers
Me," 1Tope,reaumed the discussionof
,their „plen,", eed' that's the crestibb, of,
tinier They force us to go in at SIX
o'clock, you knew; and you May not be
able to do year Part ea soon. If not, I
'mist. stay behind." •••• •
4. "I will never' leave Without youa.
'Kelsey declared, fir7IY:, .44
• They talked a moment or -two
loager,,and thenKelsey, giving a tart
an if he had just awakened from a
reverie; get up and Walked back to
the house. . . . •
His sleepless night the -full realiza-
tion of the dangers that. threatened
!lope; the feeling that. he was about
to embark on the most momentous ad-
venture of his life lied left him hag-
gard and 'pale.
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Back in the,offlee a.guin, he worked
steadily for a few '.minutes .i and then
dropped his pen and Pressed his hands
to his temples with an uncontrollable
"Something the matter, Doctor'?"
Bristow's secretary, who was.'work-
ing across the rarm, lOoked up sym-
pathetically.- ;
"A touch of my old enemy-, neural-
gia," , Kelsey' answered. ' 'Slept in
a draft last night."
"Why don't you lay Ziaf?"'Urgecl the
secretary. ' "I'll explain to Dr.
. ' •
"No," sal& Kelsey drearily; "I'll
Stick.. It's' rather important to get
these notes offthis afternoon. •I had
a pretty had twinge, just new, but it
may pass away." '
But again and again during, the
afternoon he writhed in Umnistakable
-frain,--4fterthe-Teeretary-left-atfire
•Paris.--inforniation obtained .at the
•Frerich .naval ministry has disclosed
that the' naval pregram, designed to
give •Franco a powerful modern •fleet.„
will , be augmented this Year ly the
constructien of, three 10,000 -ton ere's-
ttyeiVO: leaders, •eight
de-
stroyrs, twenty-nine submarines and
qther eraii.. • '” • '
The flotilla •ieadere-Of the diratroYer
typo .fi.ro the largest.. afloat.. Two
cruisers'huilf .last, year have recently
;proved by tests to .be the fastest ships
of their OiXe In the world,,
lyarit!niq, trep.A. nu/
ebSti.rescoCil al the ..kfrnistfc8., ern
replaced with. ships that are fast,lIght
'ee'elgt9p.r,:614 ,tsti0x4. to
4u4iir nines of 1;a: ."cOnt-
wipleittlet# between: the 'homeland AP.6t: tuctiy for t06.- l•tei*.:Sigfeir.
antth.emplr,e. pvdeseaii. Sixty la'.ison thoaick 1IO-1111t1.--r-v0 sgd-
/tonsq50,100 nvo lit' thog dolonje$3 and 'of *Verna, but Thy hands are full this
the area ls inany Ulnas, that ofTraiice: .rffftmlu(ti' gliq • 1)Q1):;
!She's 1,.!-AA,,-.!nr.'`..11t: I.:A .1.001) 1.11 Jr°
VIMPIrtYl'r (t.0 butier). 'Vim+ Thad() ?4,i y
you 80 Wel" jintlert tor ikwit...11,1%., ••
obtits, sir." -111,0,t ,ottalit net to ,
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jrt t • !,",:t.
at the negettenieue BrititeW, •Kelasy
'WOW Out of the office and leelced tho
d.7.Trhere.wildsehiPIX:erle.
chauffeur wan not in '110*
left the big, gray Cal' in the roadway,
While he strolled around tetbo side
of the house to engage in bendinage
71.KtheloslelY%°feytrs' Att;tdathnet8.4we'. RePe
was nowhere to be 'seen. For One
tcn'ible second • he, thought the 'game
wa up,r-e.nd then he daw,her.., She
was .clinging to .one„of...tho' porch,.p117
lars,!obstinately resliseng aU the ef-
forts of .the nurse to disengage her..
.1Celier 'took -a 'step 'toward .them,
rand the nurse BaN:tr„itiBL. •
"Do help me, 'Dr. Kelsey," ahe,beg-
ged. "I don't know.. what's,"get ;Into
her. „She's itattaliY• So .anieeable,'biA
MOW'. ahe refuses to go in. I've,sent.
for her Sister; ,lut maybe, if you'll'
speak to her; lister4", •
Kelsey ''Wftveti the •Woman, to:stand
Aide and laid: his hand on neFel
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LOF0c4 1(00,
It removes the hazard of stalrWaYL
It alloiess freedom of action Of the
eyes.' !Gives' greater comfort ,In',
reading. Does , not Imprison the
ere behind i blurred field, .
• A British iti.Ventlen-
„
•• •Ask •YoUr, BYe:
As if yieldingtoresuperior will, she
let go t:he pillar- and with the man- - • •
•ner of seething her, he led her along
the verandah.,
"NOw!” he Said when they reached
the steps leading dovre• to the drive;
and catching her hand„ he rushed her
down, and swung .her up into Bris-
tow's big car. As he leaped in -.after
her, she 'grasped the starting lever,
threw in the gears • and they were off.
Across the lawn she drove, over the.
flower -beds .and low .shrubbery, head-
ing straight for the *gap in the ,wall.
(To be continued.)- •
Kelsey' snatched' tdriii
and dfove the needle into Brittew's
arra
Mlitard's •1_,Inlinent for Bliatered Feet.
British Broadeatini • • ,
• • Earns- *$2 000 000 Net
..Londent-The• Britigh! Broadcasting
Corporation's./report. for 4027 Shove- a
total income for the year of $4,508,-
136, Of which ,$4,604;766' was received
for licenses The ! sun' 01 4,436,646 '
was spent o.n 41rograme. • • ;
There Were:68,0001119Mo of trans-
nifealen Miring the year :with only
'about , twenty .hours of ' breekflOwa.
Meek .'Occupled tweethirds. et • the Pro,
gram. , • , ,
• An increased :intereat In . eduee-
. ,
tional hi:bade:eating is shown;:. the
port eays..'' Four thousand •schools
,viere known to iiSteir to •London and.
Daventry, aiOnedouble. the .nuniber
of the prerious.yeer---and.about.1,500'
adult ethicitienal '*bodlea 'co-operated
In the distributionof the seSsional
talks Prograin.'
, Thetotal number ef listeners in..
_creased by 217,000 during' this year to
2,395;174:.- • •• '
The five-minute charitable appeals
on :.Sunday were hneyve • to have
reallied 1200,0o.,:,th•tiii.o. • the: actual
stua Was •considerably.. larger.•
. . .
nterTiewer . (to' bigbusineits inan).!
1, have •-called to learn: the secret 'of
yoer. unparalleled success Bust-
ness•Man: "Just one Moment,'Please.
4re you from, the : press'. or the ..diri-
trkt.attorneY'S ofliee7"
'o'clock he Made hardly any pretense
at writing, but sit with his head in
his hands, twisting about in his chair
as each freshparoxysmseizecrhim.
. ahout, ten Minutes to six Bristow
came Wearing a cap and a Motor
coat over his evening elothes, ready to
start for town; and he at once noticed
the condition of, his collaborator.
"What's wrong, man?" lie staked
quickly. "You look done up."
• "One of my. ghastly neuralgia at-.
tacks."' Kelsey tried to suppress an-
other .groan. • "I'm afraid I . haven't
been able ,to accernplish , much' this
afternoon. • The darned thing:has been
growing worso .and although
I've tried' all -My usual. remedies, I
don't seem to get on tep. of it. I'm
wondering if you will give me a shot
of morphine,-a;gtiod stiff 'one?" ,
"Surely." • Bristow laid down :.his
gloves, and passing into 'a lavatory
just off the office, prepared his hypo-
dermic.. , -•
At last the doctor was back. Kelsey
had already taken. off :his coat • and
rolled un'hia shirt sleeve; and now 'he
apathetically extended his left arm. •
But . as Bristow 'bent over to apply.
the needle,. Kelsey.'s 'right shot up in
a quick, ivieked smash to, the doctor's
jaw, A , good boxer . in his college
days, he had never driven to the but-
ton With a better. aim,
pristpw.s head snapped back, and
lifted fairly off his feet, he went back-
ward to land ,across a leather 'conch
several feet away, where he lay dead
to the world, ,
, Kelsey snatched the hypodermic
from the floor, and :jerking Open the
cuff of Bristow's shirt, pushed it lock
and drove the needle into his artii.-
"There, I pass that :•Will•hota' yeu
for a while l'
As. he straightened, up, the clock'
raS• on. the st,zolce ot. six. This was'.
't6 hour whorl and.
'tendents would . be shepherding in the
patients, and the ''yeiandqV Vihnld be
'deserted. -',Viiih.-roaci vindialve..glance.
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A gloWing gleam, growing green.•,*
The wish that was wished was very
well v,eished,
• Five fine fish. for 'frying.'
A big •mixed, bisculttin. •
. A. big beadle placed a body in a.lig
.black box •
Wilful • Wininie *Went , warbling to
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Peter Parker • patted' poor: portly
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panted. . ' • •
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Progress
Changes of :Fifty Years From ,
1878 to 1928r Are but-
kr• lined --:-What of the
Next Fifty
. la«scanning.newspapera printed,ftf
teen years age, and one published to
day many interesting changes are '
' noted. And sfor,,thOse whittle ,memorV '
cannot wander back to neWsPaneY
reading of forty,, fifty'or .shtty ycara
.ago e 'comparison of :prices, •habite;'
!Style!, customs andgeneral- manner
1-01 living then and now is worth. reeds
' 1E4. • •..:„
• Goingback to the 'market pages et
newspapers 'printed in 18/8. We, find
,Turkey; 7 cents a pound; :.,chicken, 6
to 6 cents' a •pound; butter, ,11 cents •
a pewit"; egge.•,,ito 17 coals a dozen;
Milk; 3 centeea Pint dr 5'. cents a•quert .
and "no ,staff ot chemists to see as • .
to 'cream . content," •
• ”In. 1878 the ..buteher gave away .
1
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NURSES know, and 'doctors have
declared there's nothing quite like
Aspirin to. relieve all sorts' of4 aches
and pains, but be sure it is Aspirin
the name Bayer. should he on *the •
package, and on every tablet. Bayer
is genuine, and the -word genuine—in
o very , box. You cant: go
•wrong if 3; will just look at the box:
Atawirba
le the trade mark
indlregbicatertItteadLrayerCanad-,ManatiaOtatra- . Whits; ti
well known that .Aarilrin Means Bayer owns- .•
ufacetelareb:letsto aurowilirebetbsetamoubIlvede aitavitkinsttbimieirti.saywas,is
Chnose" trade nia k., -
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the finest 'tissue
rat money, an
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more for your Money When P;All buy V111TE
, SWAN...TISSUE ar 15c, a rolL • ' ' •
The hig,WHITE SWAN ROfil. gives you more',
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wbcti you purdiase VIIITB SWAN yotram.
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. your, fine be-throe:al eppoinitnent.S., Ere.ry'roll'of'`
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t.t). t.DOse'CiO, LI ;A Ckt•IA0A. 24
4,-ar ,
liver treated the ehildrento belogna
eirt the bone out of %the .,steak. hefere. •
lie• weighed it, and contributed- enough.
.ecraTphs'etgorolece,oih
edr.awlfl: the e hosuj;0e1:10
ld pets
-,,, uaually
shook a few extra Crackers into the..
sack, and the geed old lady ,at• the
bakeshop knew that a bakers dozen..
consisted of thirteen. •
At home the' can 'opener. was not. '
known, rather the ;sealing •weit was
tapped oft, the can with the knife.
in th
everybody three 'square meals a day....
.. ff ecellar to . •
h.an...mdlot:ha,erird othide. r4e0 uaatiltny .eenstionuegxh
hoine-madestui .
t talnt
and the •kids grew' liusky,Z
pected news of company for the noon7
day , Amon -gin -others- and daugh-
ters the word needle meant something..
besides part of a phonograph
. .
."Long skirts , swept the dusty side.:
%Trine and street crossings and long .
lair was I•still .,n- woman's crowning
glory
, Cosnietics,,: were privately applied
and vapities 'were7 untieard of'
. "Nei.. 'Lades did not vote; nor did.
they 'smoke,. -drink cocktails 'play
bridge, shoot. crapS, or do tite.Charles-
ton.;
If the young . chai. was thigh, on,
Sunday'afternoens he hired a .spright,
ly' naganda rubber tired bUggY 'that .
was a tight squeeze for tu o,. and took
his hestgirl out riding:
. "Ir there Chanced to , he: snow, they
ioite• in ri• .sleigh, and the jingle 01,
bells timed the trot of the steed:..
"There Were. no :Step' and. 'Oo'' •
signs, and, a fellow became . an. expert' '
at one hand driving. ' • •
The -,young 'sport Wore a t.wo-inch •
'Choker collar; starched like 'Cast Iron.. •
The 'sblek ,Of 1$78 did not. know'" •
the feel of silk socks, and his shirt did
not rnatter 'much, for it was „Usually
eclipsed wii.h a fancy deublebreasted
Test and, an ascot tie' •
Tho typical Man of middle, age
were whiskers, or•Creeping sideburnsi..,
and had. his hair cut .once every „two.
or three Months down at the veterin-
ary shop.. • , • ,
I1e. usually worked sixteenhours;
and 'never heardof the
wor vaca-
tion : • ' „ '
no
,
golt but when-a--la-
may have played shinny."
: • 'PBefore .,breakfast he . Curried the •.
tinily horse, and after:, Supper . may
hazile,optlwag
y:d s„-eveonc;ziorie'ha., ir_w• ttk...
-4
chain when he saw it. ' '
'"On Sunders,. he may have smoked
a geed 5-cem, ctgar alld for the sanie,,,•
..partedB.e,' coul, good sized can 0t
u
In those...days; five , mileS' seemed '.
a. long ,WaY frOm home ; :fifty -Mita
journey'. was a never-to.helorgottea
experience: •
• ."ice cream, was a inidauminerlux- •
. ury, and an eighth oftDay pageaya Whale •
of an advertisement for even the pik.
gest .merchant
In
„,r'een
1'48—Fifty Years Later—We , have
.antorriebilesi. nitaviea,:
golf,' • bridge, ...cafeterias,.:. rnechiiies.,..
canned, mealo,. bone-dry laws, bo47.
leggers,•boyliaedita;.horaelike Prieoai1°.
income tai, surtax, estate taX,
signals, 'paved roads, . ehandoned,-
fa rms„. fomintam, direree',” bobbed lutir,
'beauty 6 parlors, faee. paint. jazz,
stileke. shbas silk. socks; . Oxford
bags,. StlxriPliones, hat 'eheckes.,.`clialii
stores, ..eoal strikes', 'maSs.'preductioh
histallenent Salo; sanitatibia hyglen
health , seryice, iirOderitistn, . :serums;
safety trizorS,. daily Slittves,. --rubber
hoelM ele(i.tric washers, SW.eopetS, ice
maehineshotand cold 00 .fants,,nia.%s-
age, violet rayS, X-rays,'radium,' .
Inni tophisticatlen, • pSyClie,ariztlysis, • 4.)-:
insanityairoof 'gardens, bullion with
-
Out • the bull cotidenSed milk Which
never saw n COW, illf111011Za,' app6ntli.
citiS„ Jay. reran, ilapPers, •lipstIcks,
Chiffon hose; satin sliPpers,•gieeveleSs
and ,'neektess dresses weighing- an
mince and worn in the dead' of W 111
ter, furs. itt Aug,It `Iteletsh Antes, •
Government cads
with.beildmtleth trousers dreggingitt
the intik tong torikitots slicked hack
with, vaSelital,.. incipient
irresPonsible
outib.ndish ties, 'cooties, ..fillgetits,'
takc6eaters,” jazz. babies, ',community
steeplti jaeks,
-concrete-mixers, eintior 1,ie(ksj(i()(r
honicu ii btllOt's•, dope Z,,al(rS, fipt)-- •
types,. creasing wrecks, oh‘Vated
rettdS,' Subways, motor ,
basica, ..flat Wontefl. vtilers,
she.hosst's,• gas Mr F(t i 1 4,1)
'Ot•frCt leqtters, and ley wailt- tin&
t6e"I‘c\l;T::21;alt;ixtv''''foretell what W Will."°\
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