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What is a
Living Trust?
It may be useful
at some time for
you te knew
Here are some hints en outfitting (lie atrial te Illustrate the Instruc
tions given In the uccempanying .article. The drawings arc self-explanatory
That Bugbear of Radie the Aerial
McBrUe. Instructor et tha FltlJiliurah Gelf
. "Our aeernrrent Tt rrlnclpl." by Dr.
"' K. Slnnley, University of Plttttiurxh.
IJ.30 Mtnli., lireKram by the Inttrumental
Trie: ltnman Kirlitnlnub. vielin: etmer
UehrnUub, clnrlnit; JV(lerlck defer, piano.
I-duer Thompson Works rsice Cheru': Sir.
I.ewla Masen, .iccempanlsf Mr, K. II.
Lloyd, nccemranlst: n. II. I.leyd, director.
Helectletn: 1 (n) Pnller' Cherui", (b) Th
Soldier I-arewell, QUe Cherus: a "Oh Dry
'lhi. Tmm." Chnrleii B. Trice, tenor;
a (a) "Jelly Vlnrksmltha." (b) "Auntie
hklnnr's chicken Dinner." auartet: 4 "Ito "Ite
inance" (Seni; et the Veyncera). Innru
mental trie: . ta) "Deeper en I Decrnr
Mtlll." (hi "Heney If Yeu Only Kne'V," u
If. I.lejd. tener: U idactl. ,Tnm Ji
C'DeMiVjin, reader: 7 "PAt and tin
llutcher." Charlen E. Price, tener: 8 n
I.ullaby Land and Medley, (b) "Seme B'.rawl
Day." Qlee Cherus: 0 In) "Ons Sweet Day
(b) "llunny He." (c) "The i:ifmtn." nunr
lit: 10 "HprliiR'a Awakunlnc." Initrumentn
trla: 11 (a) Indian I.ere Senc. (b) Indln
Iere Senir. A. llncnn. n1-ilf? l ini it,.
Ak Papa," (b) "All Through tlie Night,
uuurtet.
A
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lifetime of
rather than
his death.
its maker
only after
Yeu may desire te insure
te your children a fund
for their college educa
tion or a competence en
coming of age. Yeu may
wish te create a"personal
sinking fund" against a
"rainy day" or against
, dependence in old age.
There are any number
of reasons why you may
wish te have a fund
(separate from your
personal finances) en
which you may draw if
need be.
$5,000 invested under a
living trust at be after
; 15 years becomes $10,
487.84. In 20 years it
becomes $13,425.30.
And this without anxiety
or care of detail en your
part
The officers of the Com Cem
, pany will be pleased te
confer with you regard
ing the many possible
uses of a living or vel-
untary trust.
Individual Trust Funds
$285,000,000
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ett don't wmit nn outdoor aerial, of
course.- Nobody does. Everybody Is
dreaming et tlie tlme when n radio re
ceiving i,et win an ec contained in a
talking machine cnblnet ncrini nmi all.
There arc such sets new. Hut they
nre net for the man of limited means
or of limited knowledge of radio. They
are for the expert who can tic stagger
ing looking mathematical formulae and
figure out every little detail nccerdlng
ie nis own peculiar condition. And
1 it takes an expert te set the best results
j out of them.
Wp might as well fnee the brutal
truth at nnee. Fer rciilly tntlsfncterv
results (If you arc n beginner) you will
have te have tin outdoor aerlnl. S'eu
can get results with an Indoor ncrlnl,
i but they won't compare with the out
door one.
And hew big an aerial will you need?
The leiiscn and highest you can put
up within reason, of cqiirse. Yeu
don't want one r00 feet len. Yeu
don't want one SOO feet high.
The ideal aerial for the nmateur Is n
single wire about l-."i te ItiO feet long
and thirty feet high if possible. If jeu
enu get only 10(1 feet In length iind
twenty-five feet In height, n single wite
will Ftlll give you mighty geed results.
If your sjiace is limited e that you
cannot get a. stretch of 100 feet, you
had better use n two-wire nerlal. If
you arc confined te fifty feet or se, use
u four-wire. And, whatever you use,
get it ns high as you conveniently can
and, if it is much less than 100 feet
long, bring the leading-In wires from
the far end.
Tf you put up an aerlnl ten fpet above
the tin reef of nn eight-story house, the
height of the nerml Isn t much mere
than ten feet, for radio purposes. Try
te rig it up se that it is well above
, reefs and trees, for the branches of
i trees are great absorbers et radio
, energy.
If you use a one-wire nerlal, make It
fast te the insuhiter at the far cud,
i pass It through the ring or hole of the
i near insulator nnd tie it without cut-
ting it, and bring the free end straight
' tn -ni(f wnlt tftkiilntfii Tlin, will mn(n
tin; trouble of seldcKlng en another wire
for u lead-in. If you use two or four
wire, string up eai'h of them the same
way. Iirlug theni together ns near the
leading-In insulator ns possible and
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T P. JI. (Uastrrn time) Stock and matl.t
reports.
Musical rregram
T:4.-i P ?r -r-,JtiIlp." Iluelcr. Mr. CUr
enc Orpeneucli. "On th 'din, 'Oln. '011111
.she-c." Oversewn Orchestra- Clarence Owi1
eueh. cernet: UdwarJ Smith, saxoplien,
.tnmes White, troinlieno; 10 Kllwen. le.li
lUrrj I'rumkln, lelm: XV, Oattlne, plnne.
'liiUby" Holilnsen. tr.ipi "Huhb of th
llnliln." forTBiie onle. Mlsa Uthel Them"'
Ifcadlni:. Thl Man'n Army." Hareld Ca-U'j-.
"Indian Summer." (Fex Tret). Ovei
Keaa Orchetra. Addteas en Veterune" Muun
titln Canin. UenJamln C Itewr,. firnt vive
commander Schenectady Pest, Ne. 51, Amer-
H'n lesion, lijnn Yonder." .syncopated
I'mr: Jlckr. Qiav. nrt tener: Mairlll, cc cc
eiul tener: Mellxr. baritone; Olllenbcclt bas;
iccempanlst, Ohauncev dray, "Jainli1,
Dear," oprane ele. Stlsi Thomaa. "Down
Seuth." piano eole Jlr. Oray. "The Amer
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DID YOU SEE IT? WHY NOT?
HAS A PLOT 'N'EVERYTHING
then bolder. This is one place where t ,,n.i , . , ,
solder is absolutely esxntlal. x0 1'iul te t! ns Part of her
twltcd connections will de. et. WSS' which epei
If you positively must use an Indoor
nerlal. string four wires in this same
wnj under the ceiling of a garret If
jeu can get 11 stretch of twenty-five or
thirty feet. If jeu can't jeu can run
I a wire around the picture melding of a
room, spiral fashion, with each turn
I about an inch from the ethers, using a
total length of ubeut -00 te 2.10 feet.
I Or you can use Umt is known os a
"loop" aerial or one mode of two see-
I liens et fine mesh mesquite wire, though
this hitter type is net yet widely
adopted.
Hut remember that, with any of these
' indoor aerials, ou nn; reducing the
strength of tin- received signals se that
I vim will need several tinges of ampli
fying Lulb-i te wetk a loud-speaking
horn, nnd these nnrplilii'i.s nre cpen-
I sive 11111I ru'iuirc some skill for best nil-
. jiitment. If you sin within twenty
mill's i r se f 11 breadcu-titi;; i-tulluti
Ijeit will get fairly geed results In
phones only. ccu with 11 loop. AVe
j will describe these different aerials
t seen.
Aerial wire may be either bare or
ItiMilntcd It doesn't make much dif
ference. And. if it is sulid wire, the
bigger the better. The verj best aerlnl
wire for ordinary use is the kind sold
for the purpose by the electriuil stores.
It is made of seven twisted strands et
bare wire, U easy te handle, net ex
pensive nnd much mere efficient ns a
gatherer of radio signals tluin even u
very heavy solid wire.
Today's Programs
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I'MladclphU Station (WI'll
(strnulirldse A llethlcr)
1 in P. M. I.ale nen a lirus from TcnLtc
!.tr.rn.
.", rtc Adilrers Iiv Mijs lu'.et 0-i!:ly, the
fui in, inuiul p ilntcr
:i.l." "An Heur With Amrlcan Pets
iml CnininiHi r'" precuti;d l.v th Literature
ind Art Cemni'tiee nf thq I'h) lemusl.i ri I'lub
Mrs M tiuihani Tull. rlmlrmnn). "rim
Hit and N-" In Aninr, m Pn-tn '--Itaulet
I uinuils Miilih. Fent; Pj -Mrn Manic: Ad
PH. H'MillllBH In- Ali.e 1; Itcnncti Violin
Jo'e. Jnlin T Itlrhiinlinm. H.-adlnus b .Mrs
i'lnrl"M 1 Pumell. !niw l.s Mrs Stanley
.i links lfadlnus bv Jeanmlie T. Ifruemcll
I, ill 1 se'.. .Inhri T. lib hai-dien.
5 30 tu (l-rasebill iiur.K.
l'lill.iilrlphLl .SliKlen lllll'l
(lilmlel Druthers)
P M. - Aiineunecment..
P. M. SJclt.l en. Cllmbel Uirhe.tra.
P. M PI 1r.11 sum. Htmn,ii si-en.
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Member Federal
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JK.IJJJJJJJJJJJrTr?TnrnTMTfTrn7!Tm report of the New Yerk mock Uictunge.
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BBBBHaaBHPWMfevaMiaWMaiH mftra'wirsltmlmlm vCr.iilr ..talk en dresa.
aVK.Mlh)'1 VL&.ii. . .-9fC,m.tMN9TleB4-Varub't)y,aU'BMMBaHH
mmi,rvivL"iirmi0sfa-fMVa2is9,.iAivrtiA''jJmt viu,, , ,. .f,.. .aw.. ,1 . . m . , .. . . . ,i,... , tti . ..,trti.
of Olmli'l tllu'liers' Urrt est
liar tone bee. i'nar'e 11 L,i
L" in T nor so.e. t.ierse .ller;.!!,.
1 '' 4f, Harltnne fe!n Cherien i.nr.s
I a .SO Seeial ecUlIUhs en pla1 vi-piine
(Cunrcld used).
3.00Oenc Lord "The PinKinir Oman,
'st," nlth th Stanley Coin, an of Amer
ica, daily recitai
1 7:ftfi "euntryivldn flral baiehall neems
7.1.'. -"I'ncle VIp's" bedtlma tleriej for
the. children.
, 7 20 "L'n:l Wip" Till rrid off the chll
lrcn'3 mmts who wrlle te him.
7 30 Short recltnl (senp and readlnirsl.
1 by Marv StecKer MrKltstry, cui-(rdlie and
K.ial)'.ll O. Smith, fcepranii and nrrani
luitlst. 1. "Until," Saudi rNen; 2, "Hy tlie
Waters of Mlnnetnnka " I.leuratici 3. duet
1 "Wlilhiierlni; ilere." I nrtihnrne, 4, humor
ous sulee Ions. seiH'a a(,d leadlnus ,
h.Ou Ulri-cter C. Lincoln Furuueh, ad-
. dress en "Public Hialih."
I 1:iri Itecllal by Tla Wjman Vl!e,
1 lanll't, pupil of SterulerK Mu'le Scheel,
I ii-ie tn 10 bepclal radio i!menKtratlnn
lreaicajttd for thi "I.iltla Theatre' audl-
I ente, .
I Ncuark, N. .1,, Station (WJZ)
1 (W'mtlntlieUHe)
7 00 P. M "Man In the Moen" stories
I for children (c) top right Newark hunday
Call.
7 30 P. M. "Development of Pert of New
Yerk and Its Hensflt te the Natien," bv
J, If. Outererldae, chairman the Pert of
Vev Yerk Auiherlty es'nbllsheil by com
HMct letrtren the Stales et New Yerk and
New Jersey
8 te 10 IS P. M --Concert by the West
lnEh'iune papd. tventy-fHp piece1, under
the dltectlun uf Luula Merieil.
Pirrslll Rdlt STATION (KIIKA)
, OVcstlnxlieuHf)
.1 30 p. M ami at flfteen-mlnute Inter
als thereafler Ilaneball ttuica.
, -OH tl.menaii nture.s
7;S0J "The Leak III the Dike.' a bedtime
ter for tne Children. s
7,11 'ji)ernment market reports, and a
report of the New Yerk mock JJxchamfe,
riVVl'1"s'"U fSW SJB
W'
Benefit Play, With Jack Whiting,
Opens in Little Theatre
"What? Yeu haven't seen Why
Net?' Yeu ain't seen nethln', nnd you
don't knew nethln'."
Uliats what a member of the cast
lines In "Why
opened last night
at the Little Theatre. And ns the show
I progressed, the audience believed her.
I In the first place It was Deberah Nice
Seal who spoke the words of wisdom,
and the fact thet she was there had
much te de with the success of the ow
ning. Her two big songs, "I Want
11 51an" and "The Town's en Tire With
Scandal," were two of the hits of the
show.
It is .Tack Whiting, of course, who
well if there weren't any Jack Whiting
there wouldn't be any "Why Net."
He sings nnd lie dances, nnd In his last
song. "Take It or Leave It te Me." he
fills Ills audience with noisy delight.
There is something of a plot. The
heroine, played by Mary Kruestlne Cole Cele
man, Is tlie debutante daughter of it 11 '
Id Philadelphia IJimker family, who.
are shocked nt their darling's similar-'1
It, te the "little prairie Hew or. I grew
wilder eiery linur." At last they are
pcrsiindfd by Maude. tli iimlil, who Is ,
.tui'uuel.wi lirccii, te tame her by be
coming; wilder than she is. The des
perate plan works and the debutante
shows her reformation by saving ner
parents nnd brother from a raid in a
leugh enfe. This being accomplished
she mnrrlcs .Tuck Whiting that is, te
say. Jack Tlutberferd.
Mrs. Harrison K. f'aner made a
fascinating Irene fJobenl, nnd did 11 n
Argentine tango with Hherlug dc
Mattes, who danced like a native be
en use he Is one. She was pursued
throughout tlie performance by two
levers, Meade Jlarr, wlie as I'lilllip
Tracy, finally wen her, and David Sel
lers Vogel, who deserves a sentence all
his own. Ills awkward, emlmrassed
Temmy blurting out his lee at first
sight te the actress, was a delight te
see. and ills jeilew tic with led spots
was a je j.
Mr.. Herace T. fi rerun nod wits
elmrining, sinking a song about a sam
pler nnd inter lending an tutrncthc
new "paper rl eriisj us 11 iieshii. i;tlie
Trance, the demure tjuaker mother who
"went wild." and Maurice D11 Mantis,
s well as tlie "anonymous" potato ling
in the vegetable chorus, added te the
I'lini'in and gacty of the oi-immeii. Tlie
iispr.r.iMis twins in this chorus were
little short of muneieus in their eceen
trie posing and dancing. All the chn-
nises were splendid, nut tne ureup wind
might- be known its tin. I'liilmle'iililii
pony ballet was as usual the l,pt. Till
(insisted lilet 11I5I1I nf .Mill Setge.uil,
KntherliiP Ogden, Theodora Lillle. Ls
IhmIi Itn.vd, Murgiiret Dnlleli .'iikI Mr.s,
I Jeseph ItellliiH. Tliei danced tin- brldes
' maid uiimlier with .lurk Whiting.
And "Why Net. V.vJ'S:" Is net be
hind the tlnic-i. eitlnr. Iletwecn the ucl.
Jaek Whiting hurried te a radio broad
casting statiui ninl sa'ig "I Wnndei"
I for tiiese who lle tee t'ur from Pliliu
1 delphin te come te the show, A re
! reiver has been installed in the the
1 aire nnd tint audience heard the song
' ler the second tlme thieugli the huge
horn bunging en the wall. Se jnu mi. 1
it's true us Deberah Seal s.ijs.'if jeu
haven't seen "Wh.i N'et, 1!)2L'," jeu
ain't seen nethln' nnd jeu don't knew
1 netliln ."
Tlie show Is giien fop t10 bencfit of
tlie I'liiiersliy Settleineiit Heuse, .liis
ipieljn (Jreeit i responsible for belli
the book mid tlie ljrics, and tin- miisii;
was written by Itlehard W. Myers.
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Mashes potatoes, mixes bread
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or chops meats or vegetables
by electricity. Fine, tee, for
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during canning season.
KITCHEN-AID demon-
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te Bequeath Property
te Charity?
A great many gifts te charity which are useful
atr the 'time, the, gifts, are, macfe become in later
years of little value.' Conditions change; new
needs arise and'eltbne!. disappear. Hence it
ii of utmost.': importance 'mat money given te
charity shall be jjn'telligently.directed throughout
a long titrie.
The Philadelphia Foundation is designed te
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its funds have been selected, because of their
known judgment and integrity, by officials of
the State and County and by Directors of
Fidelity Trust Company, which is trustee cf
the Foundation.
This question, with ethers, is answered in a booklet,
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Capital 0,200,000
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The Right of Way teTire Leadership
A year or se age, the American public placed
the leadership of the tire business.in.the hands
of the men who make U. S. Royal Cords
HE first Royal Cord Tires
were made and sold in 1916.
Ne cut-and-dricd story
could possibly account for
their position of command
today earned in a short six years.
It mostly comes down te the car
owner as an out and out human being.
Ferget him as a mere tire customer
and consider him as a personality.
With an inborn instinct for quality.
With a pride in demonstrating his
quality beliefs.
Hew many tire manufacturers,
would you say, have even guessed that
American car-owners were shifting se
fast te better tircsl
Certainly U. S. Royal Cords have
proven this fundamental thing
Fer every low-grade tire made there
is arising some motorist with a fine,
human indifference for it. '
He and his kind have become out
and out loyalists of Royal Cord Tires
as representing the highest expres
sion of their demands.
The makers of United States Tires urge upon
everybody manufacturer and dealer alike
a new kind of competition.
Let us compete for mete and mere
fiulilic confidence.
Let us compete for higher and
Higher qunlity.
Let us compete for still mere
dependable publifi service.
Multiply this man by a million or
mere. Then sit down and weigh his
tremendous deciding influence,
a a :
Today, for the production of U. S.
Tires, there is erected and operating
the largest group of tire factories in
the world.
The men who make Royal
Cords arc vitality workers
and quality merchandisers.
Their spirit of leadership is
the spirit of constancy faith
fulness a simple, under
standable policy.
U. S. Royal Cords
have come te be the
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