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Evening journal., 1921-03-15
By MILTON BRoNNER.

LONDON, March 1.-The boom
ing OF German industry instead Of
the booming OF German cannon
echoes in the ears of the allied
troops taking positions on the Rhine
to enforce reparations demands.
German industries are on the way
to wonderful prosperity, while the
German government insists. I'VE
are broke and cannot pay
The government is broke, but Ger
man ndustry-which must support
the government is far from finan-
cially straitened.
Great private companies and trusts
are making huge profits in German
markets, but the government shows
balances all on the wrong side Of
the budget.
French critics say this is because
the state machine maintains on the
payroll an army OF needless func-
tionaries. and that pay for employees
of the railways, posts and telegraph
has been recklessly raised.
Public Treasury.
At the end Of last October, Ger
many's floating and funded debt was
2ss. 900. 100000 marks, of which only
81, 100000 marks was funded.
The total debt was estimated for
January / as IS,0O0,OO0,O00 marks.
These sums are exclusive of what
Germany will have TO pay Germans
for deliveries Of ships, agricultural
machinery, horses and war material
to the Allies, estimated at 131,000,-
00O,0 900 marks; also of reparations.
The government is faced with a
deficit OF 10000. 100000 marks for
the present financial year on current
obligations In paying for the allied
armies OF occupation. commissions
and requisltlons, on running her own
postal and railway administration
and on the governmental budget.
The total years expenses are esti-
mated at 114,OOO, 100000 marks; to-
tai returns from taxation, 10000
0O0,00O marks; total national in
Evening journal., 1921-03-15
You Can't Brush Or
Wash Out Dandruff

The only sure way TO get rid OF
dandruff is to dissolve it. then you
destroy IL entirely. To do this. get
about four ounces OF ordinary liquid
arvon; apply il at night whom retir-
ing; use enough to moisten the scalp
and rub it in gently with the finger
tips.
Do this tonight, and by morning.
most II not all, OF your dandruff viii
be gone, and three or four more ap-
plicauons will completely dissolve
and entirely destroy every single sign
and trace OF it. no matter how much
dandruff you may have.
You will find, too. that all itching
and digging OF the scalp will stop at
once, and your hair will be fluffy,
lustrous, glossy. silky and soft, and.
look and feel a hundred times better.
You can get liquid arvon at any
drug store. It is inexpensive ands
never fails to do the work.
Evening journal., 1921-03-15

come. 1OO,OOO.oOO,oOo marks So the
German people are taxed to the ex-
tent OF AZ per cent.
Coal Situation.
Herr Hue, the German miners
leader, has claimed Germany was
far less able to satisfy its needs for
coal than either Great Britain or
France.
But last August the output Of coal
in Germany. excluding the Saar and
Palatinate, was 1,7SS,096 tons. Add
ed to this were increased production
of Ignite from German pits and i'm
ports from Czecho-Slovakia.
In the same month, Germany ex-
ported 2.422.97s tons, of which l.
800, 900 tons went to the Allies. This
left 1O.654,679 tons for Germany's
use.
German requirements in August,
1913. were 100000 tons. so that
last August Germany actually had 80
per cent of her pre-war require
ments. In September. Germany left
for her own use SO per cent. of her
pre-war requirements.
Iron and Steel.
Germany has been rapidly recov-
ering from the blow struck by the
peace treaty. which took away from
it many OF its iron ore mines.
Germany is working more inten-
sively the iron ore fields that still
remain, is importing greater quanti-
ties Of Swedish and Spanish ores,
and is negotiating for purchases from
French firms.
This has considerably changed the
character of Germanys business
From being an exporter OF semi
finished products like pig iron
blooms and billets, she now imports
these.
Germany will work this iron up TO
the higest stages OF manufacture
possible. Great trusts are being
formed for this purpose, one OF
them. the Rhine Elbe Union, having
a capital OF 100000. 900 marks. and
employing 100000 men.
Evening journal., 1921-03-15

The blast furnaces and steel works
Of Germany are probably already
producing 60 per cent. of capacity.
The coal strike and high prices in
England enabled German firms to
get larger orders for locomotives,
rolling mius and electrical plants.
Dividends for the year 1919-20 in
variably show an increase over 1913.
Chemical Industry.
Few figures have been printed
anywhere on the status of the Ger
man dye industry.
AS in other lines Of business, the
tendency has been to form huge
combinations controlling tar, benzol,
ammonia, nitrogen and other prod
ucts. over $4O,O0O,00 worth Of dyes
were sold to England alone during
1920.
The great potash combine has
shown improvement in 1920 COM
pared to the preceding year.
This syndicate has been actively
canvassing the American market
and expects to make huge sales IN
the United States,
Textile Industry.
The textile industries OF Germany
have been troubled by the high cost
on raw materials.
The first three-quariers Of 1920
were very bad. but the latter part
Of the year and the first months OF
1921 showed a decided improvement.
One great disappointment was
that just when the price Of raw cot
ton fell in America, the rate Of ex-
change dropped from 3S to 80 marks
10 the dollar, thus depriving the Ger
man factories Of the chance to get
cheaper raw material.
The last report by the German
Foreign Trade Department said cot
ton spinners and weavers were for
the most part supplied with orders
for the spring of 1921.
German artificial silk has been de-
veloped TO such an extent that the
mills now expect 10 be able to fulfill
all home demands.
Evening journal., 1921-03-15
tirely original with the comedy.
AT THE RIAITo

Thomas II. Ince's splendid pro-
ducton Lying Lips returned TO
the Wilmington yesterday for a two
day engagement at the Rialto Thea
tire. il is an attraction that is now
being presented In the leading thea
tres of the country with record
breaking success. The reason Of It's
second run in Wilmington al this
early date is because the feature was
offered at tho Queen for the first
time i'm the East.
Florence Nidor and House Peters
are the two principals Of the COM
pany.
Tomorrow Tom Moore will have
the stellar rights playing In stop
Thief" This comedy is a hilarious
one filled 10 the very brim with
clever ideas. cleverly executed. The
role of the thief fits Tom Moore like
his genial smile.
Hazel DAILY, Irene Rich. Raymond
Hatton Molly Malone and others are
in the supporting company.
Evening journal., 1921-03-15

There is only one "Ous skinner"
and one "Kismet' This was DEM
onstrated yesterday at the New
Grand Opera House" when this
Robertson-Cole special played TO
capacity and several thousand per-
sons were turned away unable to see
this stupendous production. Mr..
Skinner's work in this picture. be-
sides being his debut in the movies.
is phenomenal and most wonderful
The scenes. costumes and cast are
gorgeous. in fact the most elaborate
ever attempted In any photoplay
production.
WillUl r. Wiley manager
through a clever stroke secured this
picture for his patrons and did not
increase his price of admission, Mr..
Wiley being content TO give the peo-
Evening journal., 1921-03-15
5 TO 9 OR 40
TO IA? BEWARE
Rv Newsnaner Enterprise.

BY Newspaper Enterprise.
WASHINGTON. March S.-sieep-
ing sickness. which is battling medi-
cal men, was observed in Europe in
1712 and 1745.
Records OF the United States Pub
lie Health Service on the sweep OF
the malady are incomplete. only 30
States having submitted figures. In
tensive studies in nine States last
year established that:
Epidemic greatest in March
Most susceptible ages are to o
and 40 TO "A.
old people are seldom affected.
Sixty per cent. OF victims are
males, 40 per cent. females.
Onset is gradual in II por cent
of cases
Death rate in sudden onset cases
60 per cent.
Death rate in gradual onset cases.
% per cent.
Evening journal., 1921-03-15
2ass DEpoRTED IN 100

NEW YORK March a.-Transat-
lantic liners in 1920 brought 705,-
413 passengers to the United States
from European ports and took away
d64,OOS
Net gain in Uncle Sans popula-
ton by this branch Of immigration
was only 241,005 during the year.
Those deported totaled 23SS, in
Guiding ones rejected by immigra-
tion officials. also many radicals.
Evening journal., 1921-03-15

second theme OF the story deals with
the stronge workings OF an inherited
moral weakness In a beautiful young
girl.
Midnight Gambols has no preach
ment to make, no propaganda, no
mission. except TO entertain. New
York critics said that the picture
was pure romance-the romance Of
the midnight hour. Added attrac-
tions. last episode OF Velvet Fingers
md pathe News.
Evening journal., 1921-03-15
Want a Buffalo?

WASHINGTON, March IA
Omitted Press) Want a buff
alo2
Twenty responsible persons
may borrow, or receive as gifts,
bison from the u. S. Forest Serv-
ice, it is announced.
The animals, now on the
Wichita National Forest and
Game Preserve near Cache.
Okla, include 2S-year-old
bull and some frislxy calves. The
price is simply assurance OF re-
sponsibility. pledge of good care
and use, a 12-foot double-ply
fence and two tons Of hay a
year.
Evening journal., 1921-03-15

pie of Wilmington what he termed
a bargain day
There were thousands turned
away last night. Mr.. Wiley was
not only requested by patrons who
could not gain admission. but also
was besieged by phone calls to re-
peat IL possible this production. In
consequence the picture viii be
shown again on next Friday.
In conjunction with this master
piece the management introduced a
prologue. of an Egyptian dance by
Miss Elizabeth Rhoades and VIII
liam +, Raymond soloist. The
prologue being well handled by these
artists was well received. The man
ner in which it was put over was
practically new for Wilmingtonians
and pleased the crowd.
Evening journal., 1921-03-15
| 0YTshe II
SlNrlrpGl|lg
AT THE SAVOY.

''rhe Saphoad," Metros classic
photoplay co-starring Buster Keaton
William IL. Crane. had its opening
presentation az The Savoy Theatre
yesterday. and viii be continued to-
day and tomorrow. The Saphead"
is ar adaptation from the famous
stage success 'The New Henrietta" ."
The gripping story Of New York so
cieiy and the Stock Exchange, with
its deeply human comedy and trag-
edy, held its audience 10 tense inter-
est. William II. Crane as Old Van
Alstyne. the fnancier, and Buster
Keaton as BERTHE. the Saphead, give
an unusually fine rendition of their
parts and are supported by an eX-
celient cast Of players.
Jimmy Aubrey in his new two part
comedy The Nuisance" as usual,
oonvulses the audience with roars
OF laughter. and delight. at Jimmy
in his new comedy stunts.
Evening journal., 1921-03-15
NEW GRAND OPERA HOUSE

n is said that in many respects
Midnight Gambols, the big movie
production which is TO play ON spe-
cinl engagement at the New Grand
Opera House today, is tho most re-
markable photo dram that had ever
been made. 1t is further stated 1t
possesses an entirely new and novel
theme. that in its construction Il is
radically unique and novel and its
scenic settings are on a scale seldom
equallod heretofore.
The story deals with the splondor
OF tho Great White Way OF a Mid
night Throng," palaces Of folly where
souls are bartorod away 10 the ac-
and the tinkling Of wine glasses. The
Evening journal., 1921-03-15
STAGE
an THE PLAYHOUSE

There was a time when a plot or
story was necessary TO the success Of
a musical show. But times have
changed. There are twenty-three
scenes in the two acts of the current
edition OF the Marcus Show and not
one has any connection with those
that have preceded.
Speed, Jazz music, pretty girls.
gorgeous gowns, magnificent scenery,
comedy and dancing abound but not
a single, inkling OF a plot is 20 be
discerned.
IL is doubtful whether any enter
tainment ever conceived runs as
swiftly as does this one. Within
the compass OF three hours no less
than twenty-seven musical numbers
are scheduled and in not one do the
Marcus Peaches reappear in the
same costume.
"Jazzology" the finale of the sec
ond act, typifies the whole show
Here syncopation with its jazzy ac-
compartment holds full and disput-
ed sway. The stage is a picture
long to be remembered. Georgeous
satins and silks, rich as the trap
pings Of an oriental potentate, lend
an air OF magnificence which is only
overshadowed by the opulence of the
costumes OF the chorus.
"The Marcus Show of 1920" in all
its glory, is scheduled for the Play
house three nights commencing
Thursday OF this week.
Already seats are selling briskly.
Evening journal., 1921-03-15
WHERE'D HE GET ,ENf,

CHILLICoTHE, O.. March s.
Floyd Penrod. Il, Of Athens, O..
staggered about town with a polica
badge and revolver. They were the
property Of the chief OF police OF
Athens. Floyd said he found them.
He didn't say where.
Evening journal., 1921-03-15
HE WANTED REBATE

CHILLICOTHE, o., March s.
Lemuel Sunny wanted TO pay only
20 cents instead OF 81 for a license
for his dog because the dog had only
three legs.
He paid the dollar after an argu.
ment
Evening journal., 1921-03-15
RIGHT LEG uNIucKY

BOWLING GREEN. KY, March
S.-James Miller's right leg was
broken when he was struck by an
l.. q N. train. 1t was the third time
that leg had been fractured.
Evening journal., 1921-03-15

n you are a teacher This Is the day
that YOU should SEE the Want Ads
FOR securing a good position as prl-
Naic teacher or tutor.
Evening journal., 1921-03-15
"a DANGERous MAIDr

Joseph NJ. Gates sends a brilliant
cast OF stars to head the company
presenting "A Dangerous Maid"
new music play which is to be in
Wilmington for three nights and a
wednesday matinee beginning next
Monday. The chief players are
Amelia Bingham, Ada Meade, Juan
ita Fletcher. Creighton Hale, Vinton
Freedley and Arthur Shaw. Misses
Meade and Fletcher and Mr.. Freed
ley are well-known in this city. Mr..
Hale is a picture star OF note.
Seats for the engagement will go
on sale Thursday.
Evening journal., 1921-03-15
AT TIE MAJESTIC

Although Mae Murray and David
Powell are announced as the fea-
tured players in "The Right to
Love current Majestic attraction.
Holmes r. Herbert should rightly be
added. His work in the role of the
cruel, INSCRIPTIONS Lord Falkland.
while IL is anything but agreeable
and pleasing to the audience, is so
cleverly and effectively presented
that one cannot help but appreciate
tho genius OF Mr.. Herbert.
Miss Murray is Lady Falkland. Of
American extraction, living in Tur-
key with her husband a worthless
scion OF a famous English family.
The story is woven around the un-
happy married life OF the couple and
tho wife's desperation at the thought
Of the cruelty that will separate her
from her child.
David Powell's position in the
STORY is that Of the childhood sweet
heart Of Lady Falkland and himself
attached to the American embassy
IA Turkey
H''The Right 10 Love" is 20 be fea-
tured az the Majestic all week.
Evening journal., 1921-03-15
An TIE ARCApIA

Curious crowds continue to pour
iuto the new Arcadia Theatre both
day and night to get a glimpse OF tho
beautiful new photoplay house which
hds attracted so much attention i'm
aba newspapers and elsewhere this
wcek
Douglas Fairbanks picture "Th,
Nut is the attraction. Il is com.
faN with heart interest; a love story
with appeal; a tale OF mad advon-
turei a chronicle OF conflicting emo
tions set forth in a human way and
high seasoned with spectacular
stunts and astounding novelties.
- Buster keatons comedy THE
Haunted House" is the added attrac-
uQp. IL is filled with an sorts Of
reai laughs, the most Of them en-
Evening journal., 1921-03-15
AT THE QUEEN

Hailing it as the best Enid Ben
nett picture yet shown, a good crowd
yesterday greeted Enid Bennett's ap-
pearance I'm silk Hosiery" at the
Queen Theatre.
r-Aiiss Bennett Is seen as a modiste's
model a romantic creature into
whose drab life few joys have en-
tered. But as her story develops.
ioys and tribulations. not 10 speak
~ thrills, come with whirlwind
velocity The climax is a surpris-
ing one. but none the less enjoyable
on. that account As the model
Miss Bennett adds another captivat-
ing. figure to her numerous screen
portraits
on Thursday Vivian Martin Is 10
begin an engagement in 1.-THE Song
Of the Soul" pathetic and tender
story OF a blind girl who found the
light OF love far more enduring than
the light Of her eyes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-03
GRuPo I
Sub grupo A.

Cuatro por cicnto CA por ciento) dc1
importe total annual de las istas de pa
go de les trabajadores suietos la
ley, ocupados en- 10 siguiente:
Parrafo L. Derribo traslado de
cstrueturas de mas de 90 pies 6e altura
0 que pesen mas de dos toneladas:
| Parrafo g. Pozos de mas de dos
metros de profundidad, cualquier ira
bajo subterraneo;
Parrafo B. Trabajos bajo el aqua;
Parrafo A. TrabsjoS de eStructu-
ras do hierro acero;
Parrafo 3d. Construction de repre-
sas, diques, malecones, rompeolas;
Parrafo g. CONSTRUCTION o repara-
cion de puentes que, en- su mayor altu-
ra, tengan mas de 25 pies de super
fcie;
| Parrafo T. installation, montura 0
traslado de calderas, hornos maqui-
narias en- general;
| Pa.rafo g. installation, reparacion
exploitation de sistemas electricos de
todas classes, excluyendo sistemas tele-
f6nicos telegrafcos;
Parrafo o. Trabajos de estiba, Q
descarga y operaciones de muelle;
Parrafo 10 installation, reparaclon
exploitation de ascensores para perso
mas o mercanciaS;
| Parrafo IL Jockeys;
] Farrafo 12.-- CEAUFFEURS en- to
da clase de aparatos AUTOMOBILES;
Parrafo 13.- Toda clase de transpor
to a la vela pesqueria en- alta mar;
| Parrafo IL Todo trabajador EN-
pleado en- obras publicas municipalities
exceptuando aquellas obras que estar
de otro modo especificadas;
Parrafo 15.-- CONSTRUCTION de ferrc
CARRIES, con exception de 10 que Sc
hubiere especifcade;
Parrafo 16 - Fundiciones, caldere
rias, talleres de construction y repa-
raci6n de maquinas;
! Parrafo IT, Conservation o ex
plotaei6n de ferrocarriles;
Parrafo 49, Toda otra ocupacion
analoga las anteriores. que no sc
hubiere especifcado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-03
SESSION. DEL sENADO

4. Ell Senado empieza su session con
Ia concurrencia de todos los senado-
res, con exception de aquellos que no
estuyieron presentes en- la session pa
sadl.
Inmediatamente que sc aprueba ell
scta anterior, el Secretario lee un in
forme en- el cual Sc regula la conduc-
ta que han de seguir los Senadores
con referencia los proyectos pendien
tes.
Ell senador Zeno, en- virtud de no ha
Der visto en- ! alista de los proyectos
pendientes que han de discutirse, un
preeycto que el presentara hace alg1n
tiempo, que Sc conoce por el R. G..
del S. 35, limitando las tierras para
! las Corporaciones, pide la palabra pa
IA combatir la resolution adoptlda
por ell Comite que limita ell trabajo de
la Legislature.
Ell senador Zeno en- ell discurso apo
yando su proyecto, demuestra de una
manera clara la importancia del mis-
mo 10 grave que serfa para la lie
gislltura, la aprobacion Immediate de
su proyecto.
En- contestacion las manifestacio
nes hechas por ell senador Zeno, ell Sc
nor Cueyas Zequeira explica ell mo-
two por ell cual ell r. G. del S.s35, no
fue include en- la lista de proyeetos
para ser tratados con preferencia a
los otros.
Ell senador Iglesias pide la palabra
para defender la Ley del senador Ze-
no, y en- su discurso lie dice que. no ha
ga case de las filosofias del senador
Cueyas.
Sc pone a votaci6n para que sea in
cluida en- la lista de proyectos para
ser tratados con preferencia, la Reso
luci6n del senador Zeno, y es aproba
da Ia mocion.
Por haber sido admitida la Resolu
cion del senador Zeno en- la lista de
proyectos preferences, varios senado
res, entire ellos ell sefior Susoni Y ell
senior Abril, piden de la Presidencia
que tambien sean admitidos en- la men
cionada lista sus prcyectos, pues Green
que son tambien muy interesantes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-03
EspI6ndida ediCi6n de
Puerto Rico IIustTado

Una vez mas nos apresuramos en- de-
cir a nuestros lectorcs que la e6ici6n
que pondra hoy Ia venta la acredita-
da revista "Puerto Rico Ilustrado"
sera un nuevo triunfo.
Para dar conocer los 1cctores el
verdadero desarrollo cue ha tenido la
agriculture en- Puerto Rico. esta rev
ia Sc ha apresurado o. enviar su fot6-
grafo, para que tome vistas de las ex-
hibiciones agricolo- -industriales en- va
rias poblaciones de la isla. tales como
Vega Baja, etc. Ademas de estas foto-
grafias, trae otras de la vista de los
oficiales del acorazado "Espafia'' a
Puerto Rico: Ell baile celebrado on el
Casino Espafiol'', ell honor de ellos;
magn6ficas vistas de la procession de
Corpus Christi en- las afueras de Ia
Santa Iglesia Cathedral; la velada que
Sc VERTIGO en- el Testro; 81 retrato del
nueyo gobernador, Mr.. Reilly, etc, etc,
Las fotograffas no pueden ser mas
&4AvUA OcU4AVN,cs Vnd NAcg3 uuc ACPA6cC44bo
al Lord Northchffe aleman. quien la
vez es un Rockefeller, Herr Hugo Stin-
mes, hablando con el mariscaI Hinden-
burg; un maravilleso buque inventado
por un ingeniero belga; un hermoso
ejomplar de TN gorilla de buen humor, Y
vistas de setenta destroyers americanos
ascendiendo por el rio Hudson.
La parte nteraria no puede ser mas
interesante, pues contiene precioses ar
ticiilos versos de Jacinto Terry. Eu-
geuio Astol, M. Melendez Mufioz. Ser
gio Romanacce, Hsrminic Acosta, Ma
nuel Par6s soneira, Rafael Hernandez
EUsera, Jose Pedro vilIaanil ' Crist6bal
Real
Solo podemos decir, en- una palabra,
que esta edici6n es un nuevo triunfo
de PUERTO RICO ILUsTRADo =
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-03
La temporada at|6ti-
ca en- Ia Feria 1921

Esta temporada que bajo la direction
dc mi humilde persona que Sc esta llevan
do cabo es una temporada que merece
ser atendida por todas las escuelas, pa
DIRE de los nifios, Ia prensa y q pdblico
en- general Es un 6xito que Sc esta alcan
zando eg necesariO que todos presto
mos nuestra cooperation. La mayor par
to de este gran 6xito d6bese que los
que componen cl Jurado, que son per-
sonas que, aunque PROFESSIONALS, siempre
han seguido 81 cntusiasme atl6tico, que.
desde pequefios, reeibierOn con instruc-
cf6n ffsica en- sus respectivas esouelas,
No cabe duda de que todos estos selie-
res. con su ardiente entusiaSmo, SC dis
ponen en- eada uno de estos torneos hon
rar esta fiesta con su presencia, pues este
este es digno de admirarse v aplaudirse.
Los padres deben obligar sus hijos q,
dedicar la cultura fisica, pues estOs
nifios en- ell futtro seran hombres titles
para su pals. Por ejemplo tenemos entire
lUB pIU1bStubdAHo u1 0OCtoL 1sOuOAe ~ ASeA-
bosa Julian Armstrong, Pablo Andino,
Cosne Beitia, Pedro M. Caratini, Fran
cisco Farbell6, Carlos Horton, doctor
Font Suarez, Lorenzo Rogue, Rafael
Brown y rnuchos mas. Entire estos existe
varios que son pobres y viven de su pro
fesi6n recibida por medic de su gran
instruction, y todos estos tienen faanoscs
s'records" establecidos en- Ell atletismo.
Esto da demostrar que estos j6venes
cuando sstudiaban dedicaban horas a
los ejercicios fisicos demostrando su pre-
paraci6n para ser hombres sanos Y com
pIetos, y aun va entrados en- la vida de
la profession derraman siempre su entu-
siasmo y amor para la juvcntud que de-
soc seguir como clos el camino sano
de utilidad buen provecho a la sccie
dad en- que vivimos. Is de sumo interes
que Ia prensa de esta capital reuna q
los cronistas de "sport'', le exija 81
asistencia esta temporada atl6tica
que tanto interes viene despertando J
de este modo podra el phblico darsc una
exacta cuenta de la obra que estamo'
realizando todos en- bien de la juventui
de nuestra amada isla.
DON PEPTTo