The evening world. Newspaper, June 4, 1919, Page 9

KEEP COOL—ORDER COAL TO-DAY ARTIFICIAL Ice Shortage Seen Comments by a Coal Dealer | me” so in and out with great baskets 4 a filled with chopped ice? Regarding Prohibition Sets} wver gount the great cakes the * 9 *, .. | “boys” carry in and pile high in sa- Philanthropic Scientists Spe-| ;>°” deligerasara? culating. Then you know where the ice goes. Schatzkin is talking about the “arti- ficial ice shortage.” No, that isn’t quite fair—the “short- age in artificial jee”: “We enter the summer with an acknowledged shortage of 500,000 .you one of that large ermy. of people who - j Wing @ of healthful paleds hepance e unpleasant “oiliness" of other salad dressings ? CLARKES Mr. Schatzkin, Vice-President of Burns Brothers’ Ice Company, gave as a reason for the greater consumption of ice with prohibi- tion that the use of soda water y VIRGIN tons 'of ice. We must provide ice Py and ice cream increases enor- for the use of families, To meet mously. Where two highballs the shortage, I think {t will be* would have supplied sufficient re- necessary to cut down on our # . An freshment five ice cream sodas supplies to ice cream manufac- The choicest.oil in all the world” will be required—News o' the | [urers. 'wo weeks ago the situa-' De tion was roseate. it is ay. depressingly black.” BADING which, while they swel- | JUST why there is an artificial toe tered, philanthropic scientists in shortage is not explained. Two New York to-day expressed years ago it would havg been “on hope that before prohibition sets in in| account of the war.” To-day it may earnest Brother Schatzkin will spend | be owing to the Peace Conference or & day with Angus MacDonald on the| the Gulf Stream or the Bolshevik, front seat of one of the Burns ice plain is” eohstaie A pg Ar what wait in is Schatzkin's statement that Wagons and see where the ice goes. | Tien 11,496 Ice wagons quit empty- Ever see an ice wagon pull up !n| ing their contents into saloons ice will the early morning in front of a = ‘scarcer. To-day makes possible salads that are absolutely Free of the least suggestion of objectionable ‘oiliness’ It blends perfectly with the other. ingredients and adds immeasurably to the deliciousness of the ga A. Bu abottle to-day at our ri: Ik! but grocer will refund fall purchase price if:youare:not entirely*satisfied Park & Tilferd- Charles &Co saloon? Ever notice how long it remained there? Ever count the number of times the Anyhow, everybody wants ice; therefore ice is up. Maybe this is the day to buy over- coats, overshoes, red flannel shirts and coal. SMUGGLED LINGERIE U, S, MARINES ARE LANDED CAUSES TWO ARRESTS) IN COSTA RICA OVER REVOLT B, Ward & Sons Meanwhile a Woman in Fifth Ave-| Americans Disembark at Two Ports Chas. semph iaeae & nue Is Waiting Anxiously as Revolution Against Tinoco me A for Summery Finery. Government Spreads, Somewhere on Fifth Avenue, in a| SAN SALVADOR, ‘Republic of Sal- fashionable home, a woman {s wait-|vador, June 4—American marines ing for her summer lingerie, and the | have been landed at Punta Arenas and chances are she will have to wait|Port Limon, Costa Rica, because of quite a while, the revolution against the Govern- The grocers boy was to have|ment headed by Gen. Tinoco, accord- brought the fluffy things yesterday, |ing to despatches printed in news- but he was detained. Trouble is this: | papers here The lingerie is French and it was ized by Customs officials on the| ‘The revolution im Costa Rica has A steward on been going on for the past two months. c . | Forces said to have been recruited from which had brought groceries to the | political exiles formed bands along the TR, wiver of the wagon ont he laee een ae ee sed steward were arrested. ‘The | @S¥a and advanced southward, clash- ‘ ri E'E. CLARKE COMPANY ar: before U. &|ing on several occasions with forces Commissioner Hitchcock and will not |commanded by Joaquin Tinoco, Costa {25 | Rican Minister of War. Punta Arenas ts ‘woman were found on a card with the | @ port on the Pacific Coast of Costa Rica lingerie, but have not been made /and ts the Pacific terminus of the rail- public, road extending across Costa Rica to Port Limon, whith is the most im- portant harbor on the Atlantic side of the country, ally and, painlesqly’ raise the arch to its natural posi- tion. 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