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Mott avenue. installing a half millior
dollars worth Of presses.
Real estate men, returning from
exhausted fields, should study thu
Bronx. Borough President Bucknel
tells you that lots on the Bronx con
| course selling three years ago fol
$4,000 now sell for $4,000. and yoi
| cant get any. That New York Dor
ough is about four times the size o.
| Miami. Its population has increased
by 100000 in the last twenty years
Real estate men take notice.
DR.. Edward Mayer of Pittsburgh
student Of psychiatry, tells you thing.
about Mussolini that you would never
find out for yourself. He says, "Mus
solini is hyperboulic, playing like 8
hysteric with low threshold stimuli.
Hyperboulia, as you must know, is
the dominating characteristic of 9
strong personality. Ardent prohibit
tionists and all dictators are hyper.
boulic. In our dialect, q hyperbouli<
would be called go-getter."
Dan Crawford, English missionary
dies after years spent saving souls OF
African savages. One savage, King
Mushidi, who had five hundred wives
liked the missionary and kept him for
years against his will. After escap.
ing, Crawford translated the Bible in.
to various African languages.
It would be interesting to know
how much Of the Sermon on the
Mount he was able to translate into
African; what the natives thought
about it. how much they understood
Us much as they would
have understood Rants "Critique of
Pure Reason"
Fortunately the Bible depends on
Inspiration, not on the intelligence of
the reader
Canada wants to Sorrow $50 mil
lions. Wall street would be glad to
oblige with the whole amount, for
Canada's obligations are rs good as
gold, very different from some Euro
pean bonds that international finance
has distributed among foolish Amer
lean investors.
More competition and price cutting
is expected in the automobile indus
try. Good cars are being produced at
prices that seem unbelievably low,
thanks to American mass production.
Mr.. Kettinger of the General Mo-
tors experimental laboratory shows
that an American workman, using
American methods. produces thirty
times as much in the way Of finished
cars as European worker. What
chance has EurOepan competition
against our automobile industry?
Europe will Isay that greater cap
ital, improved machinery, explain our
automobile supremacy. what about
moving pictures, in which this coun-
try has no competitor?
Improved machinery doesn't &C.
photograph, anybody can stand in
scenario. 1t is something else.
The league of nations is now de-
bending on DR.. Coue's method, saying
to itself over and over: Every day,
!, in every way. we are getting more and
more peaceful"
But there are at least three
acute war problems in Europe now,
not to mention Mussolini. Kemal
Pasha or the bolshcviki. If Uncle
Sam had been foolish enough to 60
into that league with his fat pocket
book to pay the bills, the fighting
would have begun long since.
Il Another big day in Wall street, an
other week winding up in boom. and
the bears are very sad. The New
York Central has shown how the rail
roads can be combined within the
law" One, Of the New York Central
combinations pays nice little diyi-
Uetils 81 80 per cent ~ scar. Tell
that to the farmers II will make
them chprn harder.