The evening world. Newspaper, November 28, 1922, Page 12

WIT—NEWARK 200 METRES. 5:30 P.M. ] bonds, grain, 5 P.M . Iron and Steel Review.” Music Program. .—""Masieal Bt Kernan. my! Avert E.. Sonn. Songs by Florence V —Songs by James Jachian, 6.6 P. M.—Popular numbers by the M4. Concert by William Craiz. » M- P.M Address by William F. Recital by soprana, M.--Reeltal by Nathan h Lillian Croxte mDeainning of a 2s Talks, Charle: ¢ Long Is a Scout. ong recital by the ‘Trippy. 9.15 Yo 9.30 P. M.--Lew Pax: and Symphony Jazz Orchestra will play. \ (~Woi-mEpronD uuLsiDE Eyecews ) a 7.00 A. M.—Before Breakfast Set-U E. Baird. Musical program. New Kngtand and ocean 10:00 P. M.—-Artingto: ome jal weather foreen Continuation of th 4.30 P. B Me Recilal by Herbert Dotten+] 19 “weich. baritone, accompanied by A. V. A. M. forecast. 11.30 A. M players. Music on mechanical © recital by Mrs. 1.20 P. M.—Boston farmers’ produce report and United States official weatlier forecast. 2.00 P. M,—Amrad Women's Club, told by Mrs. H. W. Hildreth, M Mid afternoon news and musical program, 6.00 P. M.—Market report 6.30 P, M.—Boston police reports, late news flashes and early sports news. Weekly business report, Babson; “Sel 12 M.—United States Naval Obser- vatory ‘Time Signals, 12.30 Noon stock murket quo- Hester forecast Heating Haz Board of Fire Und City; ‘continuation of by Herbert R. Board) oh ol le ctemaia program. - SHIP NEV NEWS INFORMATION Do your gums wea ip pe a rhea is coming. sear aon ge out of every five past thousands forty, and Seiadlons younger, ’ teeth and health. Pewetents, By AM. wntingple $.00 AA. Geors geeey Sarena ing their 11.00 A.D. 1240 M. M. "M: 11500 4. : 11,00 A.M, 2.00 P.M. 2.00 P.M, FOR THE GU f aur rest nae eg 3Sc and 60c in tubes SEs: ahe ae The Ideal ee Gift! The Grand Prize UREKA VACUUM CLEANER A household necessity that banishes forever the drudgery of sweeping and dusting. . . . 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TOUR GETS DIVORCE als Wale a MI Next SummersIce T will soon be ice harvesting time along the Lacka- if wanna Railroad. Each winter thousands of men in the hills and mountains of New Jersey and Pennsyl- vania cut, largely with modern machinery, and store away some 600,000 tons of high grade natural ice— ice so pure that it can be used for storage batteries, druggists’ prescriptions and other purposes ordinarily requiring distilled water. Another 100,000 tons is shipped direct to creameries. Harvesting methods in this region call for the removal of snow and surface irregularities before cutting. Ice houses have discarded sawdust and straw packings in favor of insulated walls. Ice cars are carefully washed and pre-cooled and ice protected.from shrinkage by paper linings. The Lackawanna Railroad, which transported in 1921 almost half a million tons of ice, is also a large consumer of this valuable commodity. Besides using ice in water coolers and dining cars, it also ices all refrigerator cars operating over its lines, maintaining for this purpose icing stations at Buffalo, Elmira, Gouldsboro and Hoboken. There are separate icing stations for milk cars at Binghamton, Richfield Springs and Chenahgo Forks. These special refrigerating facilities enable the Lacka- wanna, which is “Mile for mile the most highly devel- oped railroad in America,” to render particularly efti- cient service in the transportation of meats, milk, butter, eggs, fresh fruits and vegetables and other goods of a perishable nature. LACKAWANNALTD, CHICAGOLTD, WESTERN EXPRESS BUFFALO LTD. Ly.N.York 10.004.m. Ly,.N.York 2,007, Ly.N.York 6,j0r.am. Ly.N.York 8.3 Lv.Hoboken 10.204.u. Ly. Hoboke a. Ly.Hoboken . Ly.Hoboken Ar Syracuse 5.48 Ar. Detroit ‘ Ar.Syracu: Ar.Ithaca / germ. Ar.Ithaca Ar.Buffal . ArChicago *9. 730A . Ar.Buffalo Ar.Chicago i. ce M. These trains, except the Western Express, stop at Newark, East Orange and Morristown on notice to agent, Hudson Tubes run direct to Lackawanna Terminal at Hoboken from 33rd Street and Broadway, New York, in 17 minutes, and from Hudson Terminal, New York, ing minutes. For detailed information telephone BRYANT 2052 Via Nickel Plate R, R, | * 2 RR NZNO li wrote ‘him she had fallen Ja love with another man, and gave bim the name of the hotel where they were living. A i Mare en robbed and*who was afraid to| Vivian-Rees, a wealthy Welsh coal mine owner. You can’t buy better tea than Tetley’s Orange Pekoe. 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