The evening world. Newspaper, January 21, 1920, Page 22

! me: Pia aAins decreased consumpti mn which will enable @he ry ity Borld Nation to recover the surplus of commoditie > . \ KOTABLIUED BY JOPEPH PULITZER. hausted by the war, Thrifty people buy les Pobliehed Patty 8 ee Panitening Nore. This reduce Hsuipt and stimulttes pr RALPH PULitzir nid 03 Park T ductive investment. When production ead of JOSEP F i ‘ ’ consumption prices will Pp. This is a job tor ali the ———--— —---— — people, but every individual act or thritt will help. 1 MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS i sirest method ‘The Amociated th a d ty the use for republication | tebes credited fot ofherwike credited ip this paper ‘Forty-cent dollars” is the inducement to > Naailgpabbeene aban paar ki hrift, Many incomes now come easier than ever . fore, If it is true that the dollar only buys forty WHAT BESIDE SHADOW? 7 i BAe, vents’ worth of goods, tien it is also true that the r WOULD tax a hun eshaws Working IM forty-cen( dollar saved now will buy a dollar's worth eight-hour shii construct any “overshadowing|oi goods when prices get back to normal, crime” out of the min Jury made public yesterda xtraordinar What is the sinister ain awtul thing disclosed? pend your money you will be able io get twice as ae tad much as it it: is asp no e old suit ¢ ° Bs it that the famous Hylan letters are composite Be erence ote gue We OW saith cath te ers ci i rene Eee asl made to do for the present we may expect to buy two ob ari—tha me ol e Ayors xreates . jHew ones with the same money when prices ha ne thoughis have been furbished up and made mores gown, potent by pr perts on the payroll of W Vhritty saving now means that prices will come iam Saleh Hear down so that the dollar saved now will buy more of| Is it the “open President ley : the the same goods later on, Isn't it worth while to beat | oug s ol trie to cone oO ter- . a U H] > Interborough ha ried nceal trom Inte he other tellow's game” when it is perfectly possible ? borough employees a close attinity between higher Curse the protiteer all you care to, but beat him by wages and higher ares Or is it the fuci—already more than suspected—that District Attorney Swann present Grand Jury Ously as oil and wate: The public | Sury and believe that be forthcoming wrongdoin Af public afiairs in this county and city. The more this Grand Jury rev done the more it suffers by not done in straightaway ind certain members of nix together later evidence insistence sooner or o support the jury’s formance of its duty. No wonder up-State Republican, legislators bent on are already laying plans, if nothing better offers, to investigate the probing something in New York County Extraordinary Grand Jury. MUST THE WHEELS STOP? not of industry and business. were a \ greater mechanism. It is this contributory character of transit which | For part of the population of a city like New York to have to suffer aS Staten Islanders haw been suffering from the tie-up Company lines is contrary to all reasonable standards of progress and makes interference with it intolerable. on the Staten Island Midway Railway efticiency. It is unthinkable that New York’s water supply should be cut off or that its streets should remain unlighted pending the straightening out of financial Yet water and light are hardly more essential subsidiaries than is trans- portation in keeping metropolitan machinery of life tangles involving these services. and trade in motion, Is there no way of compelling financial readjust- the as spontane as tried to keep its faith in the Grand must | alleged to be discoverable in the conduc als of what it has disclosure of what it ha RANSIT in this great city is an end but a ‘iT means. Cars andi trains must move as an indis- pensable contributory factor to the larger movement | If werk is to go on hun-| Il dreds of thousands of people have to be carried to and fro daily as regularly and certainly as if transportation heel which must revolve steadily and without interruption to insure the functioning OF an immensely puk is th mn | the the j blur Asse prin. ont the | jot t ina own anxi doct pow: part prov r com) A “SOF In the first plawe, Mr. Hughes and the City act of their legislators, downfall Interborough is not entitled to boast of its Save forly cents now and spend a dolkir plus inter- alter awhile. In other words, by waiting before you Ppering his bet. The protiteer is betting that the lic will continue to act as foolishly as it has, Thrift he weapon to beat him TYRANNY PLUS STUPIDITY. | H°” can Speaker Sweet fail to see that, even! trom his own point of view, the exclusion of | Hughes Committee trom the Assembly “trial” of suspend nder { Socialist members is the worst sort of Bar} ciation Committee went to Albany to uphold the ciple of representative government in the interests he people of the Staite of New York, Vo deny Mr. Hughes and his committee a place in| Assembly proceedings is to deny that the people | : | he State have any interest or right of their own| n issue raised by the high-handed, Unprecedented) | Speaker Sweet had sense enough to see even his! advaniage he would have gone out of his way to make certain that the electorate should not teel | itself fuled out of the “trial,” In the second place, if Speaker Sweet is sincerely | jous to strengthen the argument against Socialist | rine such, why does he deliberately reject the erful assistance to that end which Mr. Hughes's icipation in the proceedings would unquestionably ide yranny is bad enough, Tyranny and. stupidity bined are intolerable—until they effect their own SAFETY THAT ISN'T SAFE. N EVENING WORLD correspomlent made re cently the very perlinent observation that tl | safety | THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1920. _ | | a Hast Side ¥. } time HAY igreement beyond thr To the Kuitor of ‘Th ping World | expir the period covered b “Shouldn't the t Side have a|the Lever a ind the intimation that at the end of that period action Yo M. 7 ‘ Met A unfavorable to the publie would be Kast Siders, why shouldn't im prompted to suggest th and organize our- have misunderstood thi when | * | that while the oper- 1 put wuthorized to co-operate our shoulders to the wheel and pubh,| with Government officials under the push, push -until we succeed in estab-| Lever act in a group and anized we can i ranging a price fo i pping of car eels ? record i€ the he: 1 ondanzere. Ushing a Lower Side Young} coal, they a advi that any ments without the stopping of car wheels’ ecord if the health of passengers is endangered by! sien» Hebrew Assoc have] agreement af THRE COMMAIAALIRT With all our officials, beards, committees aid Pub-| ihe frigid temperature in cars. a Y. M,C. A. on the dg Why Benen covered by that law would rears t a Aa olf e i f A . can't we also have i A?) | make them ar le under the Sher- fie Service Commissions are we still too clumsy to What does it avail a man to escape mangled limbs} Our n branch of a Y i H. A jman set for combinati ing re- Stan 6d Hel ip ie tera : on 92nd Street, where) of course, | straint of trade find a solution of transit problems without letting}in a wreck if he ends up in the centelery atter a long) our Bast t iders are GhAUIE to go. Now | That the Sherman act still has Sa rains oa standstill? and expensive siege ot 2 those ast Siders who are willing to| teeth is we ustrated, [ think, by nd trains come to a standstill? " siege of pneumonia D 1 h i [teeth ts “wal Wiuatrated, 1 ithinig : SATIEE a i . lorganize t into one groyp| the following paragraph which [ take Traction company deficits can be made good no} Payment of fare entitles a subway patron to recaver | and then gt dually notify the Ei aon ssuhveni address by Mr. George i i asurat pate: sses tc a| ia Dae CAC aden ier x 5 s that it ye proud in’ hay kins faster by causing immeasurably greater losses to the} damages in case of a wreck caused by faully mechan- s owe Y. 2 Avon the Lower| —"Accoriling to from nity. is carelessness. here ‘ 1 at kindly phone me Orehard ashington the ernment is community ‘m or careless ness, Is there any good reason Why the) sigs, or write me or meet me personal-| still bent on enforcing the Sh ————_——_-- + [same principle should not apply to sickness or death |}y any Friday evening at the > man taw.. While the war was on : id by wilful underheatine | tional Lincoln A. & Club, Inc. the ernmen vctivity im this ONLY A PRUSSIAN PRODUCT caused by wiltel underheating in subway cars? meeting in Public School No, 6% | direction ceased and no ‘one t ki , q i +t Hester a ssex Stree toom 208. more anxidus to the « 4 oben | li kind words and admonitions do not move Presi! {t's aE SN se Rael Fe ee Fhe: GROMER CORR CCR MATTE FTER all there would have been no William the | Jent Hediey to heat cars during a cold snap, we sug: | Bast Siders PHIL MAY, appeal to them for substantial nid War Lord without the Prussia that produced! west that Commissioner Nixon should use a club Ogre: De. Wriearnin,: 160) a AE uilalenousen (habe irae Gitue er Rim. He was no mighty Superman who moulded a Siamih irae arte Bi Bivig! HUA Se ORCE AGS ARCO Ane y Me aliior of ‘the the dered most potent aid, but people to his will and purpose. He wa’ only an er- { 1 am const As soon as the armistice ‘was : ( " Neg cai ak hat l was} signed ou Government aga ratic, by no means highly endowed, member of a CLEVELAND, jereat paper: butt ae : : beheld Me See egg re eRe ERE INE lal i ‘i very much surprised to read your P mi OF i masty, whose enormous nervous energy concealed Cleveland thinks it has about 1,000,000 inkubitante |e . 1 commonly known as ‘trust bust- "eek . leditorial in to-day’s World entitled] jing his lack of brain and balance and at the same time and is suffering from growing pains. Some 12,000 “The sion und Dempsey.” 1 regret Under the circumstances, therefore ; ‘Verena houses are needed, with no one to b e very nuch to know that you are evi- | 1 think you will agree that the situa: gave him a tremendous hold on the imaginations of a SORE E RS denuy in complete hurmony with the|tion shows that no desire ft pushing people whose ambitions he well knew how to} * * 2 yin tie stacks on dusk | the publi upog, the flatter-and stimulate. It surprises strangers to learn bu the figures workd’s champion is to. be | ment for an extended meeiod 298 beneath its cornice that the Cleveland railroad depot |elassed us a “slacker, why not the} W. SAWARD, W Il. cau trick of making hims a one gepor ¢ ble young men or of Sa 1 illiam Hi. cat MW making himselt a) wus wot Owilt until £863, Durk, dirty und diamat, /olwer two mnillion capa weet S Park ean a ea RisA'of personified Prussia. He did the strutting for| who waited for draft? Were all} 15 Park Row, Jan, 19 q pe dF ¢ did ig with ts uhbshelteved tracks and cramped layout, it the members of Legion volun orn a nation of which the strutting impulse had taken) is w cross beticcen Me Black Hote of Catcutta and (ers? 1 do not eink so, , Delile i ld, i rsonally € hat the Ame " rid Strong p sion. He brandished the sword which a a runway at the Chicago stockyards, Detroit, at |tegion is doing Mr. Dempse | telephone people tell us ‘epee ie hari anh fon to his) Mle Cleveland bites ity thumb in scorn. has anew — jindustice, and if they | ‘That the vo'ce with the smile wins dominant militaristic part of thal nation put into hi DOA UAG ELL NRC NEAT er : Hi iRealiring ui DUNG ¢ ; will Ve us plenty of s 1 nt he gtovies of modern arch He to prove that. the Mm put coal in our bin hand. : tecture, The approach to the Cleveland station, {tii ts power and | Will it guarantee a pitcher This Amero: 10 giant who formerly | along the lake front. 1 garnished by a vast “dump” lithe 4 hey hive ned not county milk each day inspired and arn for ruthless conquest.) for waste und axhes has Ualsidlananat ah arenes au key Gan hing He was a product, not a great creative force. V pe Tmasority of ite meanbers are tn favor | Will shelter ; ie ace of this) unjust criticls | vou ever possessed is gone with the power of The ordinary 1voms at the Hotel Statler do not BAY MAN ; GHB a uaa ire thier & { lo | } | | New York, Jan i) kinched the whote war thro’ of \ pened to be the head Duaseas ball tubs: instead the guests use a sprink ii aar oa uas Jr smite wins bispalnge To wy him now { inevitably diminish rather ler system in performing their ablutions. le a i Ie ey Ug: ue ph 4 ates ral : than increase the blame that can be fixed on him. To at teas | 1 wesh to send you a few sayings |” Of which we've been bereft punish him under laws made after the per the The first thing that greets a passenger lam New in ic sa sez yer might as w f Kveniug ¥ crimes with ich he harged would be to hand| Yerk on the night express for Cleveland wa huge |qy to make a luke ou he Bu ie Pat Seas ta ; ae sign: Weatfteld—Home of Welch's Grape Juice, | Desert as to make the od} a i yur valu him down to history as a ma een aha ; “ Weil, one thing sertin, therare| able paper and find your editorial ty wear the vineyords along Luke Brie got about ee ee ee yy desert site ae Vistapeast vanenuliey three times as much Jor thew fruit as was ever paut Hill Jones sea, probipition Ml iathere tromneeuls bi the abinemabars © lot of money, cuz tie price of | Le my negy ' THRIFT WORKS TWO WAYS. v : coat hot of mune cue tie prige of) winh you-would insert tittle art ae as cat cle regarding our teleplone operators, HERE are two big tundamental truths which Cleveland street cars run tandem and are as big Bil Jones sex, Washing is all) and suggest that if t k an et if ee : it, oniy i's ther misrepresentas [ample from Operator No. Sa, in ans Vhritt Week” should bring out so clearly that) as those of steam railroads, but low on the ground s we sent there. lawerina: inthe vaasae polite inane _ . ones sez, it are st we hu by nol Aa every one wiil understand and act on them and 40 arranged that entering and leaving pas | BID Jone wee eee rail ot buoxe, | dnd. were ‘ ging as 839, there Every one wants to Cost of Living de-| *enderé do not bump each other, can shout prohibition | outa be Hissatisfaction and less i ‘i | mee ae Hot SMALL: “| grumbl umong the public , creased. Thritt is a surer path to lower prices than 186 Brooklyn Avenue, Brooklyn, Ni)". pur gs delays are concerned, the prose as iatel he Ries The two evening newspapers veneer thet latest ¥. Jay 1920. | Hosattn othe anit exeume, bucehon € Prosecuiions that might be insulted iN ay ooeray with blue and green, which makes the street | Lever and Sherman Act lit comes to abrupt answers, 1 fail to decade. * ‘ corners decorative, The news ix printed in litle [Hee Hmore Che Henig Worl see any reason i " iy § Noting recent reference to the coal] Am a frequent user of the telephone it means dot without non-essentials, Thritt, chunks, with headlines 50.50 in the space, ane ye Pp: ‘extend| 4nd as long as 2 can remember have . | operators not belng willing We extend | | The Love Stories of Great Novels By Albert P. Terhune « Rablishing Oo, | World.) \No. 38: The Last Days of Pompeii. Gopreiets iNew York Bren a | : va i By Bulwer-Lytton. th an — i most beautiful girl in all of@ is ComsTity ¢ : apeii, Was the ward of the ms ie ry Yi : yptian priest Arbaces. She an a atte her brother nae dos had been left in the custody of the Egyptian. Tut Apuecides had | dd to hate and dis- trust his ;-uardian and long since had left his house Glaucus was a spendthrift and @ rtine Yet, on meetin lone he for~ the wild joys of his past life and resolved to settle down into a law-abid~ ing citizen. For at sight he had fallem despe y in love with her, As® she returned his love Now, the news of lone’s petrothaPte Glaucus was 4 crushing blow to Arba- priest himself was in From that moment he And the ces, For the love with her plotted the ruin of Glaucus. Egyptian he worshipped seemed to with him to dew stroy the y Nydia ind girl who ltvea was 9 # flowers, Glaucus took pity srtune and treated her with kindness he might have er mi the carel J bestowed on a child, At once Nydia I fell in love with him. In order to win {iis aifection she consulted a witeh ‘from whon he 1 ht a so-called “love philter.” a magic draught, which would make ity drinker the first t chance to see after Unsusp to Gl ng. y glanced at 1 expectantly 1, the potion an hour or two Into he dashed out into meh forme Arbaces chanced ward, Apaecides. Arbaces, under , struck Apaecides~ r the insane n Glaucus the crime to death, He hrown into the on, execution, was sentenced to be with a man-e On the day set for the was grouped all Pompe ound the ; 18 Was led to his doom, turned into the arena, nd Waiting, amaze of the crowd the did not attack him, but cbwered na corner, staring up at glanced in the The heivens were ick. Mount Vesuvius, ned J eity was beginnin to vem fame and java, The avalane | molten lava poured down jipon Pom= m esky was by thi time oe re ® lave sands were cauight by tt way s Well in darkness as in light, She uided Glaucus and Ie to” ship in the harbor. And the three By John Blake ieee “ (Copsright, 1920.) As soon as she was certain the two 1 out of danger from COLLECT YOUR OWN ART TREASURES. ydta atoned for her erim: wucus by fl h Do not envy the man whose purchases of paintings, nd drown rare manuscripts and ancient porcelains excite the admira tion of enthusiastic reporters. ’ Perhaps you cannot buy a Raphael or a Velasquez, or Ming Period vase, but you can buy art treasures that Pe will be infinitely more valuable From Around | And many of these you can buy with nothing but a a Atle (ames Whichieiemplentitulbinithane davaischenslenects a The World} shortage of everything cles thatis warily Having. a - Hi ana huuliaulibrary evgu awill (aditreanivartatoare ; 5 . 2 : No Dentists in Serbia. ITER ati Can thueds Gas andienps toe waneliawn sani Dentists are virtually unknown by transferring them from a volume to the storehouse of , ) i in Serbia, there being but one in your mind, : . i} the entire Serbian arin. lor You can make your own the ,best work of the great }! 7, " ay Hi | that reason the Red Cross wilt poets, the great novelists, the great thinkers of all time. make an effort to obtain te sere One poem by Shelley committed to memory will be a lasting delight! The profound thoughts of the Greek philosophers, the inspiring biographies of leaders of men all are yours, to take to keep and to profit by. | Wordsworth on a spring ramble saw a field df daffo vices of a number of American dentists to make visits Urough out the country Three Years of Drought, |$ dils. He could not transplant them in a green house, he For Intun abara; ed dna mental could not paint them, but he could and did photograph them 3} ate outa He on his memory, and enjoy them eer afterward. : : square miles in Northern Mone “IL gazed and gazed and little thought } tuna, have been struggling What wealth to me the show had brought. | against property destroying For oft as on my couch I lie qought Mieke tines titi In yacant or in’ pensive mood : They glance upon that inward eye crops have been burned as by hat is the bliss of solitude. fire und this year's profits wiped And then my heart with rapture thrills cut And dances with the daffodils.” | 7a ee Collect: your own art treasures, You will find. them Brazil Wants Experts. everywhere. In books, in paintings, whieh are yours if Brazil needs American agricul you can look at them, in a winter landscape, in ay autumn $4) {ral erp The ¢ nt } of the State of Minas Geraes hag twilight | : ‘ fi Store your mind with the treasures that have been pre- }} sent to te Cnited States to con pared for you since the world began, and whieh are being tract for the services of ane em 13 prepared for you to-day. | pert in the cultivation of cottons | It will cost you nothing but a litle time that you would two experts in fruit culture, 4 otherwise fritter away, And it will be worth more to you g]) ("ding vineyards; three grain than the greatest collection that such men as Morgan or {| erperts; one pert in tobacea Vrick could ever with all their millions, gather together, wltures Ned livestock experts, \3 including one veterinarian, and | aennnnnennenynnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnr nnn one duiniérnort: Gliese dich wut - he employed as travelling teach Hoping 4 Jephone operators will | spoken of as a * . . ad this How HBR HAS Oe Ee | Billige | He hy murcneds , Our Merchant: Marine. Tien Yanna; dani 16) 10d and to be spoken of for the nomina-| Of the 119 ships building in gwaet’s Mig idee: Hows my ie Fraaigent on ths a) Anierican yards at this time onty Yo the Editor of The E ns World jay that glory-seeking fool will get, | ne ts Jor foreign ‘interests, the Can any one f 0: (yee Why BOA, | Aflantic Coast Shipbuilders’ Age Speaker Sweet was so anxious Brookiyn, Jan, 19, 1920 | suciation announces. ‘This cone a cau Ses We ee Prohibition, struction amounts to approwie Sweet proba read of Mr. Ole I see in your paper an item placing)" /ely 559,000 tons, it is suid. Hanson's and Mr, Covildge's manner |New York City's loss through proaioi-| ie ae of dealing with some Reds. Also, | tion at $10,900,000. Why not start leq-! Ups and Downs, ’ Speaker Sweet probably noticed that/islation to tax the churehes to (hat} The grade of two streets im build a four-story garage with @ level entrance at cach floor, toe Presidential nomination, becau they suddenly gc in | imelight. Her Sweet thought that} by acting someting Like Abr. Hangon | for t just|/the male population of New York City t the jon this subje New York, Jun, 17, 1920, on cach street,