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The Nome daily nugget., 1937-07-01
TELECRADHEC BRIEFS
(Bv The Associated PreSs)

ABOARD CUTTER ITASCA at Rowland Island July 1st-Adverse weather forced Amelia Earhart and navigator Noonan to postpone their dangerous 2o1O mile hop from Lac New Guinea, until tomorrow. The
 flight this route has never been made before and extreme caution is being taken by Amelia. kse
 WARSAW, June 30--King Carol and Grown Prince Michael of Roumana arrived here for four day official visit. They were cheered by one hundred thousand persons as they drove through the flag bedecked streets. Because of the Royal visit the controversy between the government and the Archbishop Sapieha of CracoW, temporarily sheVed.
 The Archbishop removed the remains of Marshal Psudski from the Cathedral on the grounds that King Carol athoic could not pay his respects to the late Marshal in sacred precincts The government, how is. expected to take energetic action against the Archbishop after the Royal visit is over
 DENVER, Colorado, June Ex-Governor Teller Am said he probably would declare state of gency and throw all the States resources into battle against what he described the worst Grasshopper in- vasion in Colorados history There billions of in- sects in the 24 affected countless and unless they checked within ten days the situation will be hopeess reported F. A. Anderson of the State Agricultural Col lege.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-07-01
SAN FRANCISCO, July 1st

Hotel managers submitted new all inclusive set of proposals for ending the 50 day old strike against eighteen hotels. The pro- posals were presented to the San Francisco Labor Council advisory board which announced it would refer them to the joint committee of SIX striking unions for action.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-07-01
Weather Today
 ; GU s. Weather Bureau

Low overcasts and fog were ob- served over most of the Seward Peninsula district this morning, while cloudy weather continues over eastern and southeaster Ala ska with rain reported a Juneau. Cloudy weather also obtains a. long the Pacific Coast States.
 Temperatures are maderate ard near the normal except slightly below over western Alaska
 Barometric pressure is relative ly low over Alaska and most of the North Pacific Ocean. It is likely that cloudy weather with probably showers and fog may
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-07-01
PUBLIC NOTICE

HencefOrth no garbage or de bris of any kind is to be dumped at or near the old milk ranch, East of town, under penalty of be ing prosecuted under Chapter B, Session Laws of 1937, which pro hib.ts pol.uting of water, air or public or private premises.
 City Health Committee,
 F. B. O'COnnOr, Chrm. Publish June 29,3O July 1,2,3,
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-07-01

MEXICO CITY. Ju,y l-Despat caes from T. uea reported bal tla between Indians and repreaen tatgcs of thc Department of Az r.cuture sznt 10 survey and fix land limits of the town of St. Augustln. Two soldiers and ten peasants were reported dead while three women, two boys and one girl were wounded.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-07-01

continue for Nome and vicinity during the next 24 hours with lit tie change in temperature lndl- cated.
 The lowest Nome temperature last night was 4l and the highest yesterday A.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-07-01
Photographic Briefs
tBv The Associated press1

LOS ANGELES. June 50-Mrs. Norma Reese Johnson announced taat she and Commander Earl Winfield Spencer. U.SN., and first husband of the Duchess of Wind sor, plan 10 be married here July fourth.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-07-01
WASHINGTON. D. C. June 3

Representative Fish of New York, republican, asserted that the congressional investigation into alleged tax dodging IS an "inquisition', and that the admin istrat!on's opponents are being singled out for punishment and reprIsa|, he sad.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-07-01

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La gaceta., 1937-03-05
Las Fiestas de Mo10na.

Las Fiestds de Mariana.
Cfrculo CWbanO.
Visitamos anoche ell salon de
bale del Circulo Cubano. Ira
baian activfsimos los j6venes
loomponentes de la Secci6n de
Recreo en- su decorado.
Hablamos con ell presidents
de la Secci6n y nos dijo que es-
peraba una enorme concurrent
cha. Ell presidente de Ia Secci6n
de Cantina, tambi6n con sus
companeros, trabajaba en- la dis
posici6n de TODD 10 necesario pa
ra atender al numeroso publ
co que esperan.
Todo estara preparada, pues,
para ell sabado, sin que Sc omita
detalle alguno que pueda inte-
resar a los concurrentes.
A prepararse para manana.
La gaceta., 1937-03-05

Centre Espa7ol.. -
FL Cabaret Son Jose y Ia Or
qnesta ManzondTes.
Por aseguratp pusde darse
que la famosa orquesta Mama
mares, que al prasente deleita
al pdblicos en- la Exposition
Ford de Miami, sera la que
amenice ell Cabaret "San Jose"
qre organiza la Secci6n de Re-
'creo del Centre Espanol para ell
proximo dia 20, de acuerdo con
lc qre nos manifestara anoche
ell enthusiastic joyen presidente,
Angel de la Riva.
Interesado en- que ell Cabaret
que organiza corresponds en-
esplerdor y lujo a los de amos
anteriores, ell joven de la Riva.
ayudado per los demas MEM
bros de la Secci6n llevan a cahG
ell supreme esfuerzo dentro dc
la "l6gica inmanente de las co,
sas'.
Los salones apareceran ador-
nados con refinamiento de ele-
gancia y bren gusto sin que pa
Sc igorado detalle alguno.
La gaceta., 1937-03-05
Ell DONATTVO DE LA 10
GIA ~CABAULEROS LEALES
DE AMERICA

La logia Caballeros Leales de
America entreg6 anteayer al Co
mite del Frente Popular, para
ser mandado a los que sufren en-
Espafa, un donativo de $405. 63.
Ell dinero Sc recaud6 con mo
two de una function organizada
a favor de los ninos y mujeres
de Madrid.
La Logia compr6 UNI billete
de entrada en- 500 y despues
sus miembros llenaron ell teatro.
'Debemos felicitar a los queri-
dos hermanos por ell triunfo OBJ
tenido.
La gaceta., 1937-03-05
esci6n de Recreto. del Centre.

e:ci6f de Recreto- del Centre
Asturiano mafiana, en- honor de
la Reifla, Srta. Vicenta Longo,
y As Damas de Honor, Los pre-
paratiyos que Sc ultiman ]. son
les de orden estetico; preocupa-
doA dos j6venes de la Secc6n
en- ,llo 9alcar en- ell fiismo mol
de d iempre los adornos con-
que inca lnaran las salas, par
ticul rmae habran dc obtener
aunqSpumngan para clio que va
lerse Apciprodigiotos atavares.
Pubflcada aver IA lista de las
personals que tienOnS separadas
mesas, no cabe mas que aguar-
dar ell instante en- que TDo9
Francisco" y la Tropical" CO.
miencen sus ejecuciones. Esto
sera a las 10 de la noche.
La gaceta., 1937-03-05
Contiaa Enferma.

La graciosa nina Dinora A
lonso, de la IQue informamos
dfas pasados guardaba CANA
atacada de inensa fiebra, con-
tinda delicada de salud, aunque
sin revestir su dolencia peligro
aparente.
Escarlatina, complicada con
una affection a la garganta son
las dolencias que padece Dino
"a y de las cuales hacemos vo-
tos porque Sc yea libre cuanto
antes.
Constantemente a su cabece-
ra SUI carinosa madre Y su her.
manita mayor, la atienden con
solicitos cuidados.
La gaceta., 1937-03-05
LA AMERICAN CAN DAaAl
DOBLE NAMANO A ST.
PRESENTE FABRICA

Tn ingeniero de la compania
a american Can, c.. G. Peeis, de
New York, anunci6 aver en- esta
ciudad que la empresa por 81
rcpresentada Sc propone dupli
car ell tamano de los talleres den
tro de un periodic de 60 dfass
Laobra Sc completara en- cua
tro meses y significara creaci6n
de trabajo para 1o IT'S tam
TeiIcs.
Sc hara la Edici6n en- Ell ladc
SIR de la pr ente fabrica, que
+ ne una q ensi6n de 4 acres
entire las cafles % y 26.
FL edificio sera de tipo identicc
a, cue ali existe y reunira las
nismas condolences sanitarias
y de seguridad.
La gaceta., 1937-03-05

Tro Roberto Suarez, ell jugnese
c6mico titulado "EL PRIMER
R6RRQ,5 desempenado por las
Damas de la Agrupaci6n.
Ell segundo acto &prresponf
de q la pre.iosa comedia titu-
lada LA r~RAWIANA".S, cuya
acci6n Sc desarrolla en- Astu-
rias, en- ell Concejo de Pravia.
ep la epoca actual.
Como final de este bello pro-
grama Sc ofreceran distintos nj
meros de variedades.
Los que no sean miembros DE-
la International y deseen asis'
t:r a la function, pueden pro-
veerse de entradas solicitando-
las en- la oficina de la Agtupa'
Ben6fica & Cultural.
La gaceta., 1937-03-05
E LISTA DE CONTRI-
PARA Ell FREN.
TIE POPULAR ESPANOL

Contribuyeron con SIS: We.
larde Y Lopez Grocery.
Contribuyeron con $500:
Los Helados de Ybor, Latin,
American Laundry, La Segun-
da Central Bakery, John Nor
gan.
Contribuyeron con 81: Gui-
llermo Alvarez, Gabriel Vale,
Jose de la Tore, Ramon CUeto,
Domingo Dago, Francisco Elk :
p6sito, Barcelona Cafe, Santos
Case, Latin American Garage,
E. Lera Grocery, Manuel Alva-
rez Grocery, La Paloma Bake
ry, P. P, Sebastian Sierra, Mi
chigan Ave. Garage Gaspar
Garcia, Cuco Valdes, Jose Con-
La gaceta., 1937-03-05
los FAsc1(TAs HAN TO-
MADO ~REPREsALIAS
sALvAJEA E~N'ETIoPIA

Paris, mario t. Existen ra-
zones para Greer que los ita1
lianos tomaron salvajes repre-
salias en- Ethiopia despues del a.
tentado contra la vida del ma
riscal Graziani. .
Durante tres dfas los solda-
dos italiaTos Sc divi.ieron ma
tando a bs natit@ Ssospecho-
SOS" Y caladlase en- 5000 Ell MI
nero de etfopess asesifados.
Grupos de cam1sas negras y
trabajadores invad$eron los
districts de los indfgenas y ma
taron a hombres, mujeres y nj.
nos. Otxss, con lanzadores de
llaneas, pusiercn fuego a las
cabanaS Y casas.
La gaceta., 1937-03-05
Manuel del Rio, Joaquin

zalez. Manuel del Rio, joaquin
lei Bartes; Jose Eovio, Rufino
Castro Tn Scciaiista, Jose A
costa, Joaquin Huerta, Benigao
Rodriguez, Emilio Fernando,
Joaquin Estua, Fr.ctuoso Com
zalez. Gu;llerrlo Temes Coope-
rativa La Epoca, La Union Ba-
kerry, Valencia Poultry Market,
Cooperative La Legada, Mich
gan Cafe, MartinezS Co. Green
House Cafe, Ernesto's Cafe,
Cooperative La Genuine, Brick
House Cafe.
ConFibuyeron con 7e: john
ny Diaz.
Contribuyeron con 500: Maxi
mo Villares, C. Mirayafies, Sc
gundo ~vioreAntonio Vale, La
EIrella Bakery, Constantine
Prendes, Francisco BotinQ, Car
tagirone, F. Miceli Grocery, Ge-
rardo FerrQs Restaurant, Coma
lez Grocery, F. Pine Barber
Shop, Testaseca Bakery, La u
UNIVERSAL Coffee Mills, Luis Lp
Gez, Baldomero Tojaeo, Two
Brothers Mish Market, La Co
roma Grocery Mauriz v Rehna,
AngG Guida, A: C. Bellrca, q
Gsmanas), Maestro Ruilopez,
La Economic de los Obreros,
Manolo Alfonso American Beau
ty Grocery, Ramon Oural, Jose
Blanco, Amelia Landeira.
Contribuyeron con Csc: Quin
~tanilla Grocery, Luis Rio, Vidal
Perez, Celestino Lopez White
Chief, Leo Dfaz Grocery, j. San
chez, ]. Menendez, J. Dfaz, F.
Guida, Antonio Quito e soma
nas), Ricardo Soto, Frank Pu-
Tiara, N. Vaccarella, L. Leto &
Sons Grocery, Manuel Valdes,
Jose Benito, Baldomero Cafe,
Vicente Collura, Villita's Boti-
ca, Alva Cafe, Tony Labruzzo
Fish Market, Scglione, Pepito
Botica, Eloy Vergara.
Contribuyeron con 15c: Eco
nomical Shoe Shop, Frank Mau
rice Grocery, Tony. Market, Mis-
tretta Supreme Grocery, Anne
RIGA Shoe Shop.
Contribuyeron con IOc: Joe
Warchin, Mistretta Bros. Gro
Gerry, j. Hernandez Barber
Shop Juan Barber Shop, Mano
10 Place.
Tampa, Mario 4 de 1887.
La gaceta., 1937-03-05

crrsos los Sres. Zenone, Moya
Martinez, Vicente Antinori y
Ccniglio. Otros actos de parcel
da indole Sc efectuaran en- las
pr6ximas semanas.
Tan pronto llegue la pelicula
"Espana en- Llamas" sc dara
cuenta de los dias de su exhibit
ci6n en- ell teatro Ritz.
Para ell dia 81 es aguardada
la romisi6n de las Juventudes
antfascistas que recorren las
principales ciudades de este
pals.
La gaceta., 1937-03-05
III MNndO en- La Mono.

III MundO en- la MGnO.
Ell domingo IL, Y no ell siete
como Sc habia anunciado, subj
IA a la escena del teatro del Cen
tro Asturiano liz muy pondera-
da obra cuyo titulo sirve de epi
grafo a este escrito Y para Gu
va presentation no Sc ha omi'
lido gasto algrno, teniendo in
formes de que sera la meior
Yrontada de todas las ofrecidas
al pdblico hasta ell presente.
Los ensayos para esta monu'
mental amalgama de escenas
distintas Y chistes insobados,
contindan, bajo la vigilancia de-
director, senos Manuel Apart
clio.
Fsta function que sc anuncia sc
dara tambien los siguientes dias
de la semana, hasta ell mierco'
les. La posposici6n obedece
requisites del decorado.
La gaceta., 1937-03-05
UN DONATIVO DE $500 PA
RIA Ell COFRE DE LA co.
MUNIDAD


En- la asamblea eelebrada a.
noche en- el Centre Obrero, con-
vocada por ell Comite del Fren-
tie Popular, sc acord6 hacer I'm
donativo de $500 a nombre de
los trabajadores de Tampa.
Ell dinero Sc entregara la Sc
mana pr6xima.
La asamblea rindi6 I'm home
maize a los que han muerto en- Els
pana defendiendo la libertad.
Pronunciaron vibrantes dis :
La gaceta., 1937-03-05
Para Ell Domingo.

Para Ell Domingo.
Una function social en- ell tea
tro del Centre Obrero sera ofre-
cida a los socios de la Interna-
cional de Tabaqueros de Ame-
RIGA por la Agrupaci6n Benefit
ca y Cultural.
I'm bonito e interesante pro-
grama Sc ma combinado para es-
ia fiesta, presentandose, des-
pues de la sinfonia por ell macs
La gaceta., 1937-03-05
PLEITOS Y DIVORCIOS

Pearl Cheshire contra Harry
Z. Cheshire; Lucille Powell con
ra Waymon Powell Arthur L.
Callen contra Pauline Kiefer;
Myrtle M. Grove contra James
3. Corwe; Margaret V. Joyse
'ontra C. C. Holden.
La gaceta., 1937-03-05
Otro ERfermo.

Bastante mejorado aunque
no por complete restablecido, Sc
encontraba aver ell simpatico
joven, amigo nuestro, Tony
Frisco.
Tambien a este, como a la an
terror enfermita lie deseamos q.
recobre cuanto antes la salud.
La gaceta., 1937-03-05

Centre AstHriawae.
Asegurado G exito del Mid
Night-Party que ofrecera Ia
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-07-01

A ten gallon hat replaced crown
for the coronation of Miss Dorothy
Alcorn, above, as queen of the st.
Paul, Mimi, stockyards. She was
chosen to reign over the annual
roundup of the Hook 'em Cow club,
an organization Of stockmen, farm
ers, ranchers and shippers who mar
ket their livestock at st. Paul.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-07-01

DR.. Irwin Abel of Louisville, KY,
former president of the Southern
Medical association and leader in
Southern medical activities, who
was elected unanimously by the
American Medical association as it's
president-elect for 1888 at its At
lantic City convention. This action
means that next year DR.. Abel be-
comes head Of the 105, 460 organized
American physicians.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-07-01

oil
Nashville 6165 at the
recently interesting
boys in have held reunion.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-07-01

ia C k Dawson, sixteen-year-old
pitching sensation of North high
school, Des Moines, Iowa, who was
signed by the Fargo Moorhead club
of the Northern league-a farm Of
the Cleveland Indians. Dawson, a
highlander, who joined the team
at the end of the school term, start
ed the season by hurting is hitless
innings.
Evening star., 1937-12-31
1897.

sensitive men and women found much
m the year 1887 to mourn. The twelve
months span was rife with tragedy for
entire nations. indeed for the whole
world. War in Spain and in China:
political strife in Russia, France. Ru-
mania and other countries; dictatorship
with inevitable traduction of civic liberty
in italy and Germany; racial dissension
In the Holy Land; strikes and labor
turmoil in the United States-day by
day reports of these troubles have made
sorry reading for millions
More than the usual quota of catas-
trophies were written into the chronicle
q human experience. The great diri-
eSble Hindenburg crashed in flames, a
school in Texas was destroyed by
IN explosion which cost the lives OF hun
dreds of little children, costly floods
swept the Ohio and Mississippi Valleys.
Meanwhile, poverty and crime and traffic
accidents took toll of the race in terri
tories theoretically fortunate.
Famous personalities who departed
srom the earthly scene included: John
Evening star., 1937-12-31

D. Rockefeller. ST.; Andrew w. Mellon.
Frank B. Kellogg, Newton d. Baker.
Joseph B. Robinson, Elihu Root, Sir
Austen Chamberlain, Larz Anderson,
Philip Snowden, John Drinkwater,
Albert Bigelow Paine, Norman Hapgood,
Rollo Ogden. George Gershwin. Edith
Wharton, Sir James Matthew Barrie,
Charles Lathrop Pack. John Russell
Pope, Anna Hampstead Branch, Thomas
G. Masaryk, Ellis Parker Butler Osgood
Perkins. Ogden Mills, George Horace
Lorimer, Mrs. Leslie Carter, Sir john
ston Forbes Robertson, John Franklin
Jameson. Edward A. Filene, James RAM
say Macdonald, Guglielmo Marconi, E.
W. Howe, William Alanson White, Robert
Worth Bingham and a numerous COM
pany of helpful and useful individuals
who may have been less famous but prob
ably were as deeply loved.
The front page" stories of the year
sometimes. of course, were reasonably
cheerful. In New York the American
Legion staged convention which had
many comic aspects, and in London King
George vi and Queen Elizabeth we're
crowned in a pageant of solemn beauty
and impressiveness. President Roose-
velt's second Inauguration was spoiled
by a cloudburst which continued from
morn till night. and his effort to reform"
the Supreme Court ended in burlesque.
The popularity of the New Deal declined
with new depression and the disclosure
that vast Federal spending had not really
"primed the pump Of recovery.
But it may be that it is as yet too early
to judge 1887 accurately. There may
have been victories for humanity which
were not publicized, gains which cannot
be appraised in their present develop
ment. AS 1898 begins, it will be uni
versal hope that peace may be restored.
prosperity retrieved and the species
granted breathing spell from misery
and grief difficult to comprehend or
understand.
Evening star., 1937-12-31
Produce the Evidence.

The legal profession has asrule Of
ethics-often honored in the breach
which makes it unethical for a lawyer
to try his case in the newspapers" The
purpose Of the rule is to secure the i'm
partiality of the jury by preventing at
torneys from reaching the minds of
prospective jurors through the news
papers with infiammatory and Irrelevant
material that would never pass muster
as evidence in court. The circumven-
ton OF this rule by many practitioners
has contributed materially to current
criticisms of the profession and has
been source Of considerable concern to
those leaders of the bar who have been
striving to elevate the standards of the
law and the men who practice it.
Needless to say. they will receive little
comfort from the recent speech of AS
sistant Attorney General Robert H.
Jackson criticizing "monopolists" and
"big business" Mr.. Jackson heads the
antitrust division Of the Department Of
Justice, and there have been numerous
undenied reports that his assignment to
that post was preliminary to an extensive
campaign against monopolies by the
Evening star., 1937-12-31
Erin Go Bragh!

End of the old year and dawn of the
new bring momentous changes to that
little patch of green in the Atlantic
Ocean, known since 1922 as the Irish
Free State, but henceforward named
Ireland in English and Fire in Gaelic
The alteration synchronizes with the
formal enforcement of the new constitu-
ton, which marks one more stage in
the realization of the nations dream of
complete independence of the British
crown.
For all practical purposes, that status
is achieved. Ireland is already 4 re-
public in all but name. The oath of
allegiance to Great Britain is abolished.
The Office of governor general, the fic-
ton by which the King at London pre-
tended still to rule in Dublin, is no more
Land annuities, pledged under the act
of union establishing the now defunct
Free State. are no longer paid. Ireland
is full-fledged member Of the League
of Nations. AS the maintenance of her
own legation and the presence of her
respected Minister to the United States,
Mr.. MacWhite, attest, the Dublin gov
ernment exercises autonomous diplo-
matte authority-classic evidence to all
the world that Ireland is master in her
own house as well as of her external
affairs.
When the new constitution on We'd
nesday became the supreme law, the
name of the King of England and of
his majesty's government in Ireland"
automatically disappeared. In character
istically temperamental terms, the obli-
teration is hailed by the Dublin press
as removing forever Britains dark
blighting shadow" In a transatlantic
radio address Mr.. de Valera indicated
that his cup of happiness will not be
quite full until the British shadow" is
also taken from Ulster the northern por-
ton of Ireland still loyal to "the mother
country" To make the new constitution
embrace "the whole of the national ter
ritory," the Prime Minister summons the
Irish race to dedicate itself anew"
Unperturbed by this clarion call, the
London government contents itself with
legalistic protest against the claim that
North ireland also must eventually be
ruled from Dublin. With approval of
the dominions, it is quietly declared that
the British commonwealth of nations
takes note" of the Irish constitution,
and is prepared to treat it as not effect
ing a fundamental alteration in the
position of the Irish Free State, in the
future to be described under the new
instrument as Fire or Ireland as 4
member of the commonwealth"
Whether it rules all or only part of
the Emerald Isle, the American people,
richly leavened with the seed of the old
sod, wish new Ireland an abundance of
prosperity and contentment in its
sovereign incarnation.
Evening star., 1937-12-31
THIS AND THAT
BY CHARLES E. TRACEWELL.
1t was a record Christmas, literally,
for q great many people.

It was a record Christmas, literally,
for a great many peop1e.
Photograph records, Of course.
They took the place of books, even of
neckties, those old standbys.
Especially as gifts to men.
Women love music, but men love the
records thereof.
Go to the music stores, which have
enjoyed vast increase in this business
during the past two years, and note who
are In the booths listening to records.
Three out of four will be men.
There is something about recorded
music which makes an especial hit with
the so-called stronger sex.
Perhaps 1t is the mechanical marvel
OF 1t. Here on q disc are imprinted, in
grooves only six -thousandth of an
masters
have made the process even more WON
derful than of old, and since its dis
covery 1t has been one of the true mar
vels of the world.
Many man who. on past Christmases,
received dozens of books, this Christmas
found table filled with records.
Records in albums, mostly, for there
is feel" about the album and its en-
closed discs which is eminently salts
flying.
Infinite riches in q little room" is q
quotation which fits exactly.
1t is possible to hold in the hands an
entire symphony, note for note.
No one in any other age has been able
to do this
The marvel of it will not down.
Perhaps men, as a class, keep this
wonder uppermost, that is why the
records make such gigantic appeal to
them.
Those among them who love books
will find an album of some classic work
. most appealing substitute.
1t Is safe to say that those who re-
ceived records, in lieu of books, did not
miss the latter for once in their lives
A Christmas without books had
seemed impossible, until the virulent
form Of record admiration came into
being.
One always had admired the discs,
but 1t must be confessed that the old
ones had never been like these new
ones.
Nor could best of the old acoustical
machines, playing the best OF the old
acoustical recordings, give forth such
music.
Electricity, which some believe is the
secret of life. itself, is surely the genius
behind the newer recordings and ma
chimes.
Those who may have placed their old
machines in the basement, and lost their
interest in the records as the result of
radios invasion, have a new excitement
in life coming to them when their in
terest comes into being again.
Every one who goes through this ex-
perience goes through it in exactly the
same way, so 1t may be expedient to