The evening world. Newspaper, October 8, 1918, Page 6

Se nt ee ke ee ne ten ees ———- LESS MEAT IF BACK ND KIDNEYS HURT Take a glass of Salts to flush Kidneys if Bladder bothers you. Eating meat regularly eventually Produces kidney trouble in some form wf other, says a well-known authority, because the uric acid in meat excites the kidneys, they become over k get sluggish, clog up and cause all @orts of distress, particulorly back ache and misery in the kidney region, rheumatic twinges, severe headaches, acid: stomach, constipation, torpid liver, sleeplessness, bladdé¢ and uri- a irritation. he moment your back hurts or kidneys aren't acting right or if blud der bothers you get about four ouices ef Jed Salts from any good pha ; take « tablespoonful in a ¢' { water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine This famous salts is made from the ‘acid of grapes and lemon juice, com bined with lithia, and has been used for generations to flush clogged kid peys and stimulate them to normal ac tivity; also to neutralize the acids in the drine so it no longer irritates, thus ending bladder disorders. 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Woik Monday*Wonders, | 2 THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1918. AMAZED BY HARD COAL FACTS, ASSHOWN BY EVENING WORLD, PUBLIC DEMANDS MORE LIGHT - j accumulated nearly all the coal prop- Hundreds of Vitel siow'corsorstions’ Not oniy tus but Questions Call for) ANSWOr AR eT ee evenary Inderal a- Garfield Holds Key. | research in the Interest of disclos: ing profiteering in these times of stress has reaulted in showing that re unwarranted profits In the | erty | close corporations the interests that control the ar | also control the railroads cite tha there By Sophie Irene Loeb. The Evening World's Invostia-| Wnthtdelte com taduatey that seem to (on of the cond aitvationy ae devetoped| "AV" the Fuel Administra by the artlele aring in these| tf DF. Garfield, columns, fully point fret thar} Many letters have come to this the presont coal profits are artifical) Sewsraner from miners, operators and not comr Hate with the trae} and coal people, many of whom have coxt of production had full knowl of the years of effort of these coal barons to keep a firm grip on the industry Dr. Garfield might well look in- to the actual cost of a ton of coal in the anthracite fields, Why not open up the books of The of a few co efforts to tha product the point of scandy For years these coal barons have have been at the erey | barons whoxe sistent p up the price and limit jon has nearly reached CLAROLA “The Oil Supreme” For Cooking and Salads able, Economical and Highest in Food Value. The exceptional food value of Peanuts has long been recog: nized by Food Authorities. CLAROLA js an Oi1, made from the finest Peanuts, It is introduced at a time when conservation of animal fats is an urgent necessity. 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Are the pe buy is bet with cheaper gra As was shown by this newspaper, getting what they 1 being mixed or re in the same colliery culin coal, freshly different ail sent mined coal and refuse from of the property a through the and road cara, What pr public in knowin that it actually secures we « ob it pays for? And upon what freight rates been m have the As was set forth im these columns, into rail-| | excessive freight rates have been built up for years, The Interstate Commerce a vigorous attack Comin| upon these freight rates. vestigating seribed how these freight r juilt up by the railroads wh ors also owned the T Public ion Many in- comimttees have coal. Ite ines the ter. largest city, sroatest next to New York, T reducing the fi cite uceeeded in so OWN Services Commission of Pennsylvania also took up the mat- | Vhiladelphia, amount of anthre- de- es were ate siortly before th anption of power by tie Fuel A stration They reduced the rate from $1.70 per ton (a rate that had existed for two generations without change) toy $1.40. TREMENDOUS PROFIT FOR COAL CARRYING ROADS, Harrison S$. Morris, a prominent leader in the movement that brought the matter to the attention of the Public Service Comm n, stated to W The HELPING THE WOUNDED Our American nurses are need- ed “over thee” now as neve Ye fore. This is the time to learn how to take care of, the wounded, the sick--or any emergency. 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The Public Service Com ion adjudicated that if the cral so shipped could be car- ried for $1.30, that coal intended for domestic and industrial uw: should carry th me fr @. Thus 40 cents was knocked off the excessive rate. “The railroads who owned the quite contrary to the Con- stitution of Pennsylvania, delayed their acqui: ince in this decision for two ye: “After a long fight over the matter there was a compromisé reduction of 25 cents a ton.” ‘This happened just before the as- sumption of power by the Fuel Ad- ministration, and the reduction was then pra Prominent expert bookkeepers from New York were engaged by the Public Service Commi of Pennsylvania. They made an investigation of the books of the Reading, the Pennsylvania and the Lehigh Valley Railroads, who “insolently controlled the output of anthracite coal,” and this brought about an exposure that the cost of transportation to Phil- adelphia was between 50 cents and 60 cents per ton. Thus railroads were charging on an average of $1.70 per ton, and rak-' ing in about $1.20 per ton profit on the freight handled. cost of coal before ed up in the freight. The excessive the war was cov ‘This is the reason the railroad com- panies gaincd possession of the an- tracite deposits, and, in the words of Mr, Morris, “it would add much, I conceive, to the brilliant exposure you are offering, if you would also show this side of Une question.” significant statements Public Service Commis- elphia are Among the made by t sion at Ph Je to follow the evi- without reachiig respondont “Et is impoasi in this ca conclusion that ae th railroad companies exercise tended influence over the output and disposition of an As has of Company and the Pennsylvania| Railroad Company, with their allii- ated companies, own or control the} great bulk of the unmined anthracite coal. The extension of this control is | seen in the fact, testified to by numer- | ous witnesses, that many of the «al! yards in Philadelphia are owned by | these companies. | an e. acite coal. ing “It may also be assumed that, al- though the evidence is that there is no definite agreement between as to rates, there is a tacit un standing of some kind which bri them into accord, or the rates upon both roads from the Schuylkill discrtct them ally lost in the scramble. , nted ont, the Reate | MRS, VOORHES, WHOSE HUSBAND SUES LIEUTENANT FOR LOSS OF HER LOVE w a h the ¥ lien: ern Institute, died yesterd Lieut in the investivat during a rr > in Balt Johns Hopkins Medical School. ae’ “|| LEMON JUICE iware that she fa Mexican r a, und that not lea v rented { bungalow H TAKE } Visitors caused suspicion. Although | | she paid rent on the place, she spen much of her time at the 111th Street a address, it was said After her arrest \t was loarned that] | Girls! Make ble A Ras Serene it Wee loaetied Uist Make bleaching lotion 1 to be an unrexistered Ger- | } if skin is sunburned, man, sought the society of army f ten a had Raph o teataiee Seal i tanned or freckled for army officers near Camp Mills, | saneeemctneneueuonquetuentut ee Squeeze the ju of two lemons into a bottle containing three ounces of ithin the zone forbidden to enemy Norf also is held by the Gov ent ie _— Orchard Whites shake well, and you y Lieat. It. 1. Taytor Dead. | have a quarter pint of the best freckle, sh Herbert, Di frectar, who | Sunburn and tan lotion, and complex ad for three youra been an associate ot| ih, beautifier, at very, very small cost. scientific stat? of the 1 rr lemons and any drug store unter will supply three ounces of Orchard White for a cancer, thaocn | fe cents. Massage this sweetly fra- time had hee, | Ant lotion into the face, nee, arms Fotlon of Umea | ahd hands each day and see how ~ted “freckles, sunburn, windburn and tan ci Sele | disappear and how clear, soft and He was grad: white the skin becomes. Yes! It is harmless, Advt Ay of pneumonia. Taylor had done important work year devoted to or mo e. Lieut sor imore. nated from 226 ASKS $25,000 BALM tl Voorhes, Chauffeur, Whose Mate Is Held hy Government, Sues Lieut. Vogel. C. Vogel of No, 425 an officer in the Lieut, Fred West End Avenue, Quartermaster's Departme sta-| tioned at Governor's Istand, ts fendant in $25,000 sult brought by He A. Voorhes, a Camp Mit who alleges his wife's alienated by the lic chauffeur, fections were to Philadelphia, with different dis- a ; tenant tances, would not have reached pres | ' voor Ks. 6 . cisely the same figures upon all three dae beeen Neato of the different grades of coal." me ssid bleed Tho dividends declared by the Read. | 1 0UNy AS. eee Ing Railway Company supon capital! W¥: OF the trail « roe pene stock of $20,000,000 increased since F - ‘ a ie SeOROE an! 4 nearoy 1904 to $42,481,700 in 1912, having beon | WORE Tsland town Ae REELS NC ‘ {a prisoner by tho Enemy Alien Hu as follows: reau of the Department of Just 9 12 per cent, | At the f her arrest Mrs 190 | a |Voorhes was said to be living at No is 536 West 11th eet with @ licu r Jtenant in uarterm " sd r wife. T we known r, and Mrs, Wagner, Jk. t is sald, At the Investigation the . real identity of the army officer in of the State tedford, he sent to hunt da ehronl caped Sunday and policemen t, Manhattan, but got away in a crowd. The fugitive was ered yesterday leaving the Grand Cen- tral Terminal. Two female guards and four policemen chased her, but she was lost @ tramMfc jam, a chase on diseov- BEGIN HOT WATER DRINKING IF YOU DON'T FEEL RIGHT Says glass of hot water with phosphate before breakfast washes out polsons, ——_. If you wake up with a bad taste, bad breath and tongue is coated; if your head is dull or aching; if what you eat sours and forms gas and acid in stomach, or you are bilious, con- stipated, nervous, sallow and can't et feeling just right, begin inside bathing. Drink before breakfast a glass of real hot water with a tea- spoonful of limestone phosphate in it. This will flush the poisons and toxins from stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels, and cleanse, sweeten and urify the entire alimentary tract. 0 your inside bathing immediately upon arising in the morning to was out of the system all the previous day’s poisonous waste, gases and sour bile before putting more food into the stomach. ’ like young folks feel; like before your blood, nerves and muscles became loaded with body Impurities, get from your pharmacist a quarter pound of limestone phos- phate, which is inexpensive and al- most tasteless, except for a sourish twinge, which is not unpleasant. Men and women who are ustially constipated, billous, headachy or have any stomach disorder should begin tals inside bathing before breakfast. vat NY ine 1 Breaker Mindes stentha |, the’ Bure n City Traffic Jam, al eauthe anny Gh Word was communicated i my s that he married Mrs Mar- ember 1 that Vogel tnduced him then known as and — automobile rhes said at the of by my y, the nment which Mrs. V of her arrest cover Long Island and Ri were w A parts Drive the « time moonlight, 1 by to win Voorhes's wife aw charges Newspaper Mrs. hunt accounts of the spy Island were of his states and Long Intim: Vv Government was rmy Voorhes's arrest that din Voorh first wife's whereabouts, Her arrest by the the cause of the nating atten had been Mrs. Voorhes chauffeur, V served on Licut dence on West unmart Lieut, Vogel said to-day that Assist epreser and make a alt. und it, the st ‘8 man tormi- his although informed that married to the rhes charges, previou was and complaint wer Vogel End Avenue be 1 hi Aw I under marri ation suit will not stand not legal ng said, “A suit started under | circumstances can fall into only one | category | Mr. Dooling could not say whethor | Lieutenant ¢ to be the vic nistake ty, as had discus; case with him, | When Mrs. Voorhes was ar osted she told Assistant District Attorney Smith that the army off with whom she had been associating was out, Wag Military inte officers sought for “Lieut Wagner" without success. 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