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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-23
UNIQUE CONCERT
BY S. & c. CHORUS
AIlegorical Representation of
Ancient and Modern Crusades
Shown at Metropolitan
WONDERFUL STAGE EFFECTS

The Strawbridgc & Clothier Chorus
gave its annual concert at the Metro
ipolitan Opera House last evening and
as usual II was far more than con
cert in the ordinary sense of the word.
The organization has made unique
position for itself in the artistic life of
the city, for its work was more than
purely musical; it included to n high
degree the arts Of stage setting, light
ing and n general background which
served to intensity the real message of
the music.
Back Of all this, however. was an
allegorical thought which was the real
heart Of the evenings performance
There were two Cantatas rendered
"Thc Crusaders. by Gade. and Henry
IIadlcy's "Thc New Earth" These
Two were so uSed as to complement each
other alcgorically, the Gade work
representing the crusaders of the middle
ages and the Hadley cantata the cru
saders who went from our country aud
others to save the world a couple of
years ago.
First as to the performance. The
Gade cantata was conducted by the
leader Of the chorus. DIR. Herbert ].
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-23

a voice of unusual bssuty and quality,
hut who has not vet quite enough finish
to his work. He is. however. most
promising young singer. The other So
loists are too well known for the gen
eral excellence of their work to require
further comment.
The compositions are as far removed
from each other in musical feeling as
the spirit of the times in which they
were composed. Occasionally Gade rose
above the kapellmeister plane of com
position, but he did not do so in 1.-THE
Crusaders albeit 1t is his most famous
cantata. Despite the spirited reading
which Doctor Tily gave. the compost :
tion is dry and uninspired. although of
unquestionablc workmanship. How
ever, this very quality made it strong
contrast to the virile music OF Mfr.
Hadley. which followed.
The tableaux, which illustrated both
works, were literally marvels of beauty, =,
besides, in so far as the average OBJ :
server could distinguish. being abso.
lutcly correct historically. The idea of
thus illustrating cantata il n novelty
but worthy one. for most cantatas
would be decidedly improved by adding
the sense Of sight to that of hearing
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-23

lilly, whose work as conductor and
composer is too well known to make
anything more than the mention of his
name necessary. The training of the
chorus was all done by Doctor Tily and
TO him belongs the principal credit for
the accurate and intelligent rendition
OF the choral numbers. The organiza.
ton is unusually well balanced and it
displayed not only careful training. but
also an excellent tone and an cnthusi-
asm in singing and in following the
conductors, which shows thatthe mem
bers find pleasure as well as musical
instruction In their work. 1t has never
done better singing than last evening
and Il speaks much for the skill of Doc 4
tor Tily's training that the chorus was
able to respond so readily and effectively
to the leading of another conductor, as
Mr.. Hadley led his own composition.
The soloists were all Philadelphians,
Horatio Connell. baritone; Robert
Quait, tenor. and Kathryn Meisle. con
tralto. appearing in The Crusaders"
and the same trio with the addition of
Mae Ebrey llotz, Soprano. in The
New Earth. All were in good voice
and all are familiar to the philadelphia
concert public except Mr.. Quait. who has
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-23
Shoe economy POPULAR
AMONG PHILA. men
Find They Can Save So to Sc
a Pair By Patronizing
@Co-operative Shops -

Loads Of men were prepared TO
join the odd shoe club" this sum
mer, and have their old" shoes
"retreaded' so to speak, till they
found they could actually buy new
shoes, of top quality, at scarcely
more than they paid last year.
The Royal Boot Shops for men
are doing sensational business
selling the best 1920 models in $40
20 SIT low shoes, at 81 to Sl1.
They have been remarkably sue
cessful in undersallinG all Phila.
delphia by 81 to SO a pair. because
they are retailing on a wholesale
basis. They are buying and sell
ing high grade shoes in tremen-
dOus quantity, ar low profit per
pair. In their inexpensive loca-
tions, the selling cost per pair has
been reduced to fraction of the
selling cost in ground floor shops.
Through their operative Policy,
every customer gets the benefit Of
both the big difference between
Royal profits and selling costs and
those at other Phila. shops.
Hundreds Of men are saving 81
/ to So on these Special Cooperative
Values here now.
Overland Brown Calf Mod
els, High or Lew Shoes, $3.50.
Peerless Rich Mahogany
Calf High or Low Shoes, Ss.
Encore Fine Black Calf,
$3.50.
Trsymore Genuine Cordo-
van High or Low Shoes, SO.
Master Made Russia Calf and
CordoVan, High or Low, $40.
Premier, highest quality Swell
Brogue oxfords, $40 and Sll.
These are Phila.'s Best $40
to $l7 Spring Values.
See the variety Of styles and the
fine quality Of shoes they are sell.
ing. You'll not wonder that men
are patrOniZinE them to avoid
prOfitcering. Even government
economist recently advised patron
izing cut price shoe shops to pro-
test against the prOfiteers, and
Royal shops are tn" leading under
selling shops I'm ppnn'a, both in
vulume and in value. Royal Boot
Shops, y. W. cor. Market & 18Th
SITS, basement, 1904 Chestnut ST.,
end floor Opcu every evening.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-23

Last year, when the first of these re-
markable evenings was given by the
Strawbridge & Clothier Chorus, the
tableaux took precedence /; this year they
were supplemental to the music, which
is their correct function. The program
moved without the slightest hitch, y
which is such high praise that nothing
more need be said.
In this entertainment, which to the
credit Of Philadelphia, be 1t said, was
witnessed by very large audience, the
Strawbridge & Clothier Chorus has in
troduced an absolute novelty, every de-
tail of which was carried out with the
utmost attention to detail and histori-
cal fidelity. The request regarding ap-
plause incorporated in the program evi-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-23

IDENTIFY made the audience somewhat
timorous about expressing it's approval,
but several times the beauty both of the
singing and Of the stage effects caused
them to break into spontaneous demon
strations which because they were
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-23

tom combination passenger and cargo
steamghip Creole State, sister ship Of
the Fan Handle State. and Old North
State, built for the United States ship
ping board viii be launched. The spon :
sor will be Mrs. Mary Benson Kraft,
of Annapolis. Md. daughter of Rear
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-23
DR.. David Il. Lyman
Er-President National Tuberculosis Association

We who have been doing clinical tuberculosis throughout the
pride The Phpps
watching Philadelphia wondering s
a thing inconceivabe. Phpps
ationalp problem a
the tuberculosis problem
the three Philadelphia all
Phpp-a institute where the combination
and everything the
should The Phpp Institute
problems My Philadelphia
looked problem chiefly
the time in history that
contributions the public veal
the The Phipp Institute
aiding
of the problem which the
of health the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-23

Admiral Benson, The new chairm,D
the United States shipping board ~, "
will attend the launching with |ao a
daughter. The ship is 522 feet in lon.n ns
81 feet o inches. uepth Of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-23

To Launch Ship Tuesday
At the New York Shipyard. Cam
den. next Tuesday morning, the IL ,000-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-23

undesired were all the more sincere and
appreciative.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-23
DR.. Hermann NJ. Biggs
NelU YOrk's State Commissioner of Health

The Phpps Instituted institution There nothing like this
1t undertakes
medical problems
thereto, institution bureau
to problems
S
this
postgraduate Further the
is a very important addi to public
there shall be feel strongly that the authorities
problems
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-23
DR.. LiUingstOn Farrand
Chairman Central Committee, American Red Cross

Phpps Institute
We making prevention of disease We
public health that other phase public health When
tuberculosis,
health arep putting
operation but seeking
methods soundly.
this which conditions demand"
THE HENRY PHIPPS INSTITUTE FOUNDATION FUND
Executive Committee
Orgazui ton COMMITTEE
Subscribed Purpose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-03-29

the EXPRESSED purpose Of romotine
better relations and ironing out differ.
ences. The participation in the unoffi-
cial mission Of such men as Frank A.
vanderlip, Darwin P. Kingsley. Lyman
); Gage and Seymour Cromwell makes
the conclusion inescapable that these
burning financial questions will be dis
cussed' Though they ara to be guests
OF the Japanese welco ONE committee. it
10 deemed unlikely that men Of this
realistic outlook will be contented
merely with sightseeing and toast
making.
The consequences Of Japan's finan-
t;al policy on the affairs Of other ma
tlons Will probably be made clearer
to the men Of NIPPON by their visitors.
me fluctuations in the exchange
market as between Europe and Amer
lea have their direct repercussions in
japan. The near panic in sterling ex-
change early in February lead to heavy
selling Of Japanese sterling bonds in
this market by British holders. The
bonds Of both the 1925 and 1881 issues
are redeemable at the price rate Of
S4.87 to the pound, and were orig
inally sold in the European capitals
and in New York. Foreign owners,
anxious to get dollars, which have been
at varying premium, dumped their
Japanese. bonds with others, into New
York, and the price of the nearest ma
turity fell as low at 10 per 200-pound
bond, bringing the yield up to IL per
cent. With the recovery in sterling
during the month of March the Japa-
nese sterling bonds of 1926 maturity,
whose intrinsic worth has been the
same during the recent months of
huctuating market values, climbed up
ward and sold as high as 70 on Satur-
day. The bonds Of the 1926 maturity
constitute first and second lien on
the tobacco monopoly of Japan. The
Japanese 4s Of 1881, during the DAYS
of greatly deprecated sterling, sold be.
Low. 80, and on Saturday were up to
64M.
According to information obtained at
the local financial agency of the Jap
anese government, Japan's total exter-
nal debt amounts to $741 100000, part
of which sum does not fall due until
1858. Of the LIST AVS. maturing in
1925, there are about $100,000,OOO out
standing, and approximately the same
amount of the second series of the
same maturity.
Besides this, Japan has an internal
debt far in excess Of the external debt.
The Japanese government, like the
Federal Reserve Board here, is now
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-03-29
Seasoned
Investments
80 Pine Street
New York
Offer Manitoba Bonds

A syndicate, consisting of J. P. Nor
ran 4 Co., the First National Bank. the
National City Company, Harris, Forbes
1 Go. and Brown Brothers & Co., is
Offering $2,s50.000 province of Mani
tubs 6-year per cent gold bonds at
sksl and interest to yield per cent.
The bonds are dated April l, 1920, and
ars due April l, 1925, with interest pay
able April l and October l.
The bonds are the direct obligation
Of the province of Manitoba, and both
principal and interest of the bonds will
b payable in gold dollars at the Office
Of P. Morgan & Co. in New York, ex-
capt from any taxes, present or future,
Of the province of Manitoba.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-03-29
Japan Holds a String on
Americas Money Market
And the Opposition Party in Nippon Wants to
Pull 1t, Though the Present Government Is
Willing to Let Things Remain as They Are

Toxic is the seat Of a now kind Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-03-29

United States certificates Of indebted.
ness and in British and French treas
ury bills which were offered in this
country by J. P. Morgan 4 Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-03-29

s. W. Strauss 4 Co. announce that they
have unde.wrttsn 4 nrst mortgage per
cent se:!ai bond issue Of s6.ooo.ooo on the
Lake shore Drive. chicaso. The Bonds
are secured by hrst mortgage on the
lard. building and equipment The net
earnings are estimated It nearly four times
the greatest bond interest or more than
twice the bond interest and the serial
payment OF any year added together. The
new hotel, which will BE- one Of the largest
In the city. will contain $50 guest rooms
s an vii! ss HnasT so sa H. mapassmsnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-03-29
Stocks Elk Dividend

Var si-Aliis chalmers Mig pt........ II
Eef s!-SentTai Coal q Coke. :...... IN
Var sl-Central Coal & Coke pf.. liz
var ~. =. 81 l. ny pr lA
NG 2s-Continental Candy Corp Tmp. i
Var Sl-Detroit Edison. ........ .
Var 3i-Fffth Avenue Bank
Mar st-First National Bank
Na. sl-General Chem ex in com stk, 20
Mar 31-Gold and Stock Tel. .. IL
Mar 3s-Great Northern Iron Ore Prop.
Trust Gifts. Ben Int
Mar :l-kansas City Southern of.
Mar Electromagnetic Val TT pf. a.
aaf si-Natona! Biscuit. Ia
WI ga CARA raIis rover Pr. ia
AH gus Lie sdloE
Mar ST. do pr, IL
Mar 3l-Pacifc Gas and Flee. IL
Mar 31-Pacifc Tel and Tel pr. . ! !.
A5 III ina ALCOHOL pr ! q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-03-29


rates thu
a5oua per States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-03-29
1920

Inns graph shows the weekly
industrial and five public bondss January
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-10-21
A. HIDASsY ICY.

New Castlebol jelentik, hogy
Rose Sander olasz gepkocsi vezeto
ugyeben fotargyalast december
hawaiian tartjak meg. Rose tudva-
lev6leg els6foku gyilkosaggal van
vadolva. o vezette az automobile
amelyben Hidassy Emil girardi
magyar iizletembert agyonlottek
februarban. A Mahoning megyei
Macy eskudtszek amely a napok-
ban fejezte be vizsgalatat mem he
lyezte vad ala Cianciolla Gy0rgy
olasz gyiimolcs nagykereskedot,
akit az ugyeszseg avval vadolt,
hogy a gyilkossag ertelmi szerzo-
je volt azert inert Hidassy velet-
len baleset k0vetkezteben meg
0lte automobiljaval Cianciolla
egy rokonat. A Rose targyalast a
legnagyobb erdeklodes fogja XII
serni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-10-21
MAGNAS MIsKA
A szintarsulat no 23-an, szom
baton eloadast tart a Kossuth
K0rben

Az amerikai magyar szlntarsu-
lat no 23-an, azaz szombaton
este s oral kezdettel hozza szlnre
Kossuth Korben Bakonyi Ca
Dor es Szirmai Albert harom fel-
vonasos, 6riasi sikert aratott nagy
operettjet, Magnas Miskat.
A xix ennek darabnak az el0-
adasat lattak, azok ugy a darab
pompas sz0vesii mesejevel, mint
el6adasaval teljes mertekben meg
voltak elegedve. Nagyszeru je-
lenetek valtjak fel egymast a da-
rabban, melynek igen sok kacag-
tato jelenete van, a nit mi kO-
z0nsegiink szinten secret.
A szerepl6k KOHL kiilonosen
kiemeljiik Thury Ilonat, Torday
Erzsit, Kassay Rozsit, 7. Kondor
Mariskat, III. Levay Margitot,
Erdelyi Emilnet, Darvas Karoly-
net, Hegediis Lajost, Erdelyi
Emit, Horvath Lajost, Darvas
Mihalyt, Zsadanyi Aladart, 10th
Istvant, Vidor Karolyt, akik" a
f6bb szerepeket jatszak es Xix
gondoskodni fognak arr6l, hogy a
k0z0nseg igazan j6l erezze ma
gat. a rendezes nehez munkaja
szakavatott kezekben van. Err
delyi Emil vegzi es ez mar maya
ban we've is biztositek ARA, hogy
a skier mem maradhat ell. A kar
mesteri szekben ismet Kautz Ist
van fog ulni.
A jegyek ara kovetkezo: az
els6 sorok darabonkint 1 dollar
es 65 cent, a k0vetkezo sorok
dollar es 10 centbe keriilnek, ;
hats6 sorokban pedig IS center
lehet jegyeket kapni kovetkez'
helyeken: Amerikai Magyar Hlr
lap, 800 West Federal street, Lo
schitzer es Engel, 1886 West Fe
deral street, Eber 'Ferenc patika
jaban, 361 East Federal street
Filsinger Aurel REPRESENTATION
Is Spring Common es az eloada
napjan este 6 oratol kezdve
penztarnal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-10-21
Szlreti mulatsag
KitJnoen sikeriilt a Kossuth K0r
hetf0 esti balia. - Mindenki
j6l erezte magat.

Mar j6 ideje multi, hogy be-
szamolhattunk egy j6l sikeriilt
Kossuth K0ri mulatsagr6l. ANIMAL
nagyobb 0rommel tesziik ezt most.
Hetf0n este igazan szep k0z0nseg
j0tt ossze a Kor szepen diszitett
termeben. Termeszetesen inkabb
a fiatalsag volt oft. De az6rt a
mamak is oft voltak hogy iigyel-
jenek elad6 leanyaikra. Leany az
volt bowen de volt am legeny is
es pedig a javab6l. Ment is a
tame, Wig beszelgetes, trefa es
m6ka bizony majdnem kora hal
nalig. Rig6 Josko fustosei alig
gy6ztek a sok ujrat es az alfalfa
nos velemeny az volt, hogy erde-
mes volt eljonni inert mulatsag
megerte a penzt.
Bizony ilyen mulatsagokat gyak
rabban rendezhetne a K0r. A baj
csak oft van, hogy hianyzik a
dolgos kez. Nnicsen a Kornek e.
legend6 miikod6 es dolgoz6 tagja.
Pedig milyen sep volt a kede-
lyes tarsasagot es milyen kellemes
dolog ha egyszer egy h6napban
a fiatalsag 0sszejohet es kell6 fell
iigyelet alatt kitancolhatja Xxi be-
szelgetheti magat. A Kossuth
K0rnek legalabb egyszer havonta
kellenne ilyen mulatsagot rendez-
nj. Remeljiik, hogy ez lehetseges
is lesz a vasarnap megtartand6
gyiiles utan. Hetf6n komolyan i
gazan dolgoztak azok a nehanyan
\ akik megfogadtak,S hogy meg
mutatjak, hogy a K0rb6l meg
mem halt Xxi teljesen a munka
kedv. Beniczky, Molnar Mi
haly, az Greg Molnar bacsi, Sha
ger Antal, Liszkay Gabor, DeaE
Pal Brogli Ignac. sur0gtek forog
tax a legfiirgebben es munkajul
eredmenye mem is maradt ell, mer
a mulatsag tiszta haszna koze
lesz a $50 dollarhoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-10-21
MEGKERttLT LEANY.

A napokban Is ewes Sander
Zsuzsi szulei, akik az 1869 Mid
land Avenue alatt laknak avval a
kerelemmel fordultak rend6rseg-
hez, hogy segitsek oket leanyt
megtalalni inert Zsuzsika okto-
ber 12-en eltint hazulr6l. Hetf6n
reggel Watkins rend0rf0n0k0t
slrg0nyileg ertesitette a chicagoi
rendorseg, hogy a leanyt oft ell
fogtak. A leany sziilei elkuldtek
erte hogy hazahozzak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-10-21
ATHLETA MULATSAG,

A fiirge Wig atleta fiuk megint
mulatsagot rendeznek szombaton
este sajat helyisegukben, 3381a
West Federal street alatt. A tanc-
ra vagyo fiatalsag nagyon drill az
alkalomnak amelyet az atletak
nyujtanak, inert most minden ma
sodik szombaton rendeznek tanc-
estelyt. Icy jo az. A fiuk tamo-
gatasa pedig lilo dolog, inert jo-
wore meg nagyobb dics6seget a
karnak hozni a youngstown ma
gyarsagnak az, altletikai teren.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-10-21
FORDOK

Keszpenzt fizetek hasznalt Ford
gepekert, vagy eladok onnek egy
hasznalt vagy atepitett Fordot
S10O lefizetesre es $25 havi tor
lesztesre. Vagy ha ujat akar, kol-
cs0nadom vetelart 6 szazalek
kamatra.
L. NJ. SALSGIVER
1744 Market st. Nyitva este.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-10-21
Heti kronika
Rigmusokba sxedte: O. Ke.

A multi heten megirtam, hogy
A Hardingra szavazunk,
Ha derek es becsuletes
10 eln0k0t akarunk.
Olyat, .aki j6baratunk
Els a magyart szereti,
Els aki szegeny hazankat
A bajbol kivezeti.
Mostan pedig arrol szolok,
A NIT t0bben mem tudnak,
Hogy egy derek kormanyzohoz
Hogyan es mikep jutnak.
Harry Davis a jeloltiink,
A XII a legjobb ere,
Mem hiaba haromszor volt
Clivland polgarmestere.
Davis szegeny szilok fla,
XII maga is munkas volt,
A kabatjan, nadragjan
Bizony eleg volt a folt.
De szive az mem foltos,
Tiszta es szeplotelen,
Batran rea fog szavazni
A derek munkas elem.
Mikor sztrajktoroket hoztak
Cleveland varosaba,
Davis volt a polgarmester
Ep azon id6tajba'.
Kiverte a sztrajktoroket,
Hogy munkast partolja,
Ep azert a munkas mostan
Davis szekeret tolja.
Az egyik bir6i tisztre
Mi Gyorgy Gessnert ajanljuk.
Megredemli, hogy magyarok:
Mindnyajan ct partoljuk.
Derek, becsuletes ember,
Az igazsag baratja,
Hogyha rea fog szavazni,
Akkor csak hasznat latja.
Ed. Milliken lesz sheriff,
Mem pedig a mostani,
A XII a bevandorlokat
Alland6an bader6li.
Milliken nagyszerii ember
Es ezt bizonyitotta,
Mikor ezel6tt sheriff volt
A Mahoning countiba'.
Epen exert ''split'' tikettel
,Millikenre szavazunk.
Hipokrita pasasokat
Uralkodni mem hagyunk.
Mert a sheriff szolgabiro,
Kinek Macy az ereje,
Milliken legyen a sheriff,
Merit ennek lesz veleje.
G. G. Hull-t e-igyesznek
Jel0ltek szavaz6k,
Kiknek fejet busan nyomjak
A kiil0nfele ad6k.
O a megyet kepviseli,
Mikor vadat emelnek
Azok ellen, xix a tiizre
Abandon rossz fat tesznek.
A t6bbi jel0lt k0z0mb0s,
Mem is nagyon ismer6s.
Van olyan, aki gyenge legeny
De van olyan, XII eros,
Ki-ki valassza XII aztat,
A kit esetleg ismer,
Ha raadja szavazatat,
Akkor, >bizonyos, hogy nyer.
Ne felejtsuk ell tehat, hogy:
Harding, Davis, Milliken
KAPPA meg a szavazatunk
Els pedig "split" ticketen.
November ho masodikan
iSzavazzatok magyarok:
Mert q voks az t0bbet szamit,
| Mint XII beneteket amit.
Ertitek e magyarok?
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1920-01-16

When the American Civil war was
over, many Of the men engaged retain
ed their uniforms even In the seven
ties one would occasionally spot
teamster In q battered, old-fashioned
army cap. The former soldiers of to-
day have taken to dyeing their army
nvercoats, the favorite colors being
navy blue, black, and deep brown. The
number Of these one sees thus meta
mOrphosed Is quite extraordinary.
Some appear to have had change
OF hue at home I'm the family wash
boiler; others show forth the more
finished technique OF the professional
dyer. Perhaps a century hence there
will be fOotnote on the phenomenon
In history of American manners and
customs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1920-01-16

It should be noted that the RAMS Of
the armed companies which pa :"
the streets Of Berlin with rifles, -"
nades and machine guns are filled
with former noncommissioned officers
OF the German army. These men, hav-
ing tasted Of little authority. are re-
luctant TO turn TO useful productive
labor. The former privates, on the
contrary, seem TO have had enough.
There are said 20 be some 100000 men
now under arms In Germany. At the
same time the cry OF hunger and the
plea for succor grow louder says Bos-
ton Post. The first fact undoubtedly
helps explain the second. Germany
has yet TO learn the lesson that a pa-
ton that will not work shall not eat.