The evening world. Newspaper, January 23, 1920, Page 20

’ * FOREIGN-BORN, IN LETTERS, TAL OF AMERICA’S HEL No Other Country Does So | WHAT AMERICA | Ne ¢ HAS DONE FORM Much or Holds Out Such ; E YW ities. What of the foreign-born who Opportunities. have lived In the United States we and learned to admire and up- Lamanty Mion, Brening Worl | hold its institutions and Govern. has aiwaye coneiderea| ment? "hac itt gh br hol plana 4 What of the allens who have America the best coumtry in the changed their alienism for a loyal always openly ex- Americanism that will stick to on a paint of conver-| them, their children and their Ghildren's children? world and he Dressed this w ation called for it born in} cosa goed PD ten Mertaede Now js the moment to hear from = | Ireland and have travelled over most| hem of the world. But I have eettled in Their tedtimony can be o America without leaving for ten| powerful aid toward nullifying | years. Why? the destructive schemes of the First, because if | have a grievance, aliens who stay alien. on the job, or want a raise or better What has America done for me onditions, 1 can walk righp into the! @hat makes me believe it, as It boss's office, even in my dirty over-| stands, the best country in the Ms, and he will generally reason! world to live in? with me, Could I do this in other For the mowt pointedty helpful vuntries? No. | Yetters from foreign-born, telling Second, I get my money on time in} out of their own experience what 4 Neat pay envelope, Without waiting. benefits they have found in the My wages have always 10 per cent. more th countries, And I we been at Jeast! United States that they cou.d not I got in other i found in other countries, know a boas ulways tries to give you what the as follows: ast job paid, Do they do those thi A First Prine of $50; a Second n other countries? Not ge Prize of $25; ten other prizes of $10 each; fifty prizes of $5 each, Letters should not — contain more than three hundred words, | work and almost anything Ability to say much in @ short jo this in other countries? space will count. Take timte to knew many employers and upatarts be brief. even seldom. Third, my boss, be he rich wise, wii converse with me @ngiand who never spoke to a Under his signature at the end wae | Of the letter each writer should ‘Fourth, I can purchase a postal! 6!%¢, not necessasily for publica~ é " ‘write| on, his addrews, occupation, age, sountry in the world than they can} Which he came, the length of Stita to me. Even any draft money | time he ban been in the United rings more abroad. The banks and| States and his status as to éftt- nsurance companies are ruled by a} Senship. “ eve Jdrees letters to layaky aw that makes my money safe; even A J my Monev interest is the greatest| Mditor, Evening World. given | (Correspondents are Fifth, no matter what religion or! to write replies on one aide of nationality, no country gives «uch| paper only.) _ freedom as America. Tiven interpre- =F Seek EGS ters and counsel for the asking, and | have one son who served his country passage home if circumstances call|in the great war, and wish to God! for it. Sixth, the writer believes any per-| (Continued on Twenty-first Page.) «on or family can prosper in the | == Wi. §. A. more than in any other country if they are thrifty, industri- | vus, far seeing, respectful and faith- ul to the flag and what it stands for, alwaye ayailing themselves of the ad- vantages and protection it gives T, thank goodness, have prospered, ‘The reasons are th Jo oredit, cash INDIGESTION or all; never living « y pans, tut comfortably; al r if hie and family put a little by for the rainy day, My thrift, industry, hon- sty and fair dealings in general had to come to the U.S. A. for thelr re- ward 3.3. D. “Pape’s Diapepsin” Tustantly Relieves Indigestion, Sour | ness, Stomach Acidity. America Isa Country for the, Poor, This Citizen Declares. We salty Kaiter, Kvening Word | Undigested food! When your stom- Tears sixty years of age, and have| @h is all upset, here is instunt relief been a citizen for twenty-one years,|~~No waiting! ‘his country bas given my children| ‘The moment you eat a tablet or two , good education which they would | of Pape’s Diapepsin all the indigestion sot have got in Italy, where 1 was| pain and dyspepsia distress caused by orn, America Is a country for the| acidity is relieved. oor, ‘It gives them a chance to} Your disordered stomach will feel dueate their children, 1 cume to] fine at once el deta ps pi Sadat orkad These pleasant, harmless tablets of “Seah odd ape uaa UBM phd i Pape's Diapepsin neutralize the harm- and own a thre mily house, and ful in the stomach, and give i that I have J owe to this great | altnost instant relief; besides they cost nd wonderful country of America, 1/80 little at drug ‘Advt. a America’s Leading Fur House Fifth Ave. Fur Shop The Original Abram Ratkowsky sn 435 Fifth Ave. iin From Manufacturer to Wearer Final Inventory Sale FURS Now at 50% Savings | Positively nothing IF YOU NEED OR NYCORN is a SU in the house will be THINK OF BUYI - held in reserve A PUR SCOAT, . COME AND TAKE SCARF SET OR YOUR CHOICE MUFF—DON'T RIGHT NOW OF MISS THIS SALE! THE FINEST FURS We have arranged for SHOWN ON FIFTH today and tomorrow a AVENUE, AT AB final and complete SOLUTE COST OF clearance of our en MANUFACTURE. tire fur stock, Pascoe 190.00 |'inina tlc» 328.00 I Mactee estar eatte = 289.50) "ion? Sie, care 350.00 MeaCitoton teat” 550 00 | sit tinmea" 400.00 smesrec 197.60|"a tele 340.80 eer, «LOS. B0 ee cok 6247.80 Frenc!. Seal Coats 150 .00 | Fine Marmot Coats 149.50 Greatly reduced Contrading collar Frockteel Goss 228,00 )Tse Fon see = 150,00 regan fel Cont” 250.00 |tuseen & 35.00 Ameo «= 29000) Fiarasan” 100.00 Siberian Fox Sets 1. 25,QQ)| Choice Skunk Muffs —-24 QQ Vormeriy 8250.00 Formerly 850.00 Hudson Seal Muffs eae vey 25.00 erry sans 10.00 Evening World offers prizes ANTI It also saves time — money —fuel — work — worry—health. Add these savings together and you have rue economy, Book of , GEMS. T MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEBD—A WORLD “WANT! THE BVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 238, prejudiced — but “I’ve driven everything froma jitney to this five-ton baby; and I'll say Socony Gasoline suits me,” remarked the chauffeur. “Tt sure puts the punch and pep into an engine. Notrouble starting in cold weather. When the going’s bad or the road's steep, I just step on the gas, and believe me we get there. ‘Another thing, you don’thave to monkey with the carburetor allthe time. Get it tuned up forSocony and your carburetor troubles are practically over ‘*Of course, you can do as you please, but my advice is always fill up with Socony. It is al- ways uniform. You'll have less engine troubles and get bigger mileage from your gas. y At filling time look for the red, - white and blue Socony sign. ‘Every gallon the same’’ STANDARD OIL CO. OF NEW YORK Sunnycorn saves sugar It is naturally sweet—the sweetness of the milk of the corn. Salting it well empha- sizes its sweetness, TT 1374 Bene: 2 DOORS ABOVE ry the Great New Cereal Food y Cooks in a minute Tastes good-is good Made by one of the green, brown and olive. Men’s Tenderfoot Shoes Our Reg. $9.85 EAL eatabl searches in the crev the overlapping portions all impurities and massaging the gum tifsues to healthy hardness over teeth that are perfectly It lubricates teeth to preserve their clean- liness, it is assisted by a non-abrasive, finely milled Srashinke compound that, Jolune teeth ching enamel Chlorox—the “Milled-in-Oil” Identify it by the blue and white checkered tube. Sold Everywhere--Every Drag Store “im New York Has It NULYNE LABORATORIES, Jackson, Michigan. clean without sera HLL GO AND FIND AT! 1930. a "0 Th \ REG U.S..PAT. OFF MOTOR! GASOLINE The sign of a reliable dealer _ and the world’ best Gasoline STORE OPEN 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. BRE | ‘Stylwear for Men 1s a slogan that more and more men are adopting, because Stylwear materials give service, Stylwear models spell style, Stylwear prices save you money. SUITS _ double-breasted cnet! 24,75 best colorings; all finely tailored. OVERCOATS D in all wool | Various blues, browns, ¢ included in the lot. ; mixtures, i | 34 50 and black. Reliable workmanship. A Clearance of Velour Hats at 5.85 5, $8.24, $8.97 and $9.74 Grades vest hat muaufacturers. 7.35 nating men will appreciate the style of these shoes, * whic! Ne we are offering af a radical reduction. tan calf, made on the popular English last which men like, and with Goodyear welted, all-leather soles and blind eyelets. We have too-many lines of men’s tan shoes, so we have decided Lo close out this one at a decided advantage for you All sizes from 6 to 10—B and C widths 6 to 9-—D width Shoes—Second Floor. See other pages for our Six Column adv. of Women’s Shoes. The “Milled-in-Oi1” Tooth Cleanser. Cleanses Your Teeth with Oil Yhe wonderful oil contained in Chlorox tooth paste cleans teeth i Sunday World Wants Work Monday Morning Wonders Annual Sale of Boys’ Clothing At Radical Reductions All sizes in the lot, black, $12.50 to $15.00 Norfolk i Mackinaws onal $10.50 Russian Overcoats. ..... .. $16.50 to $19.75 Norfolk) i lackinaws ras $14.50 Russian Overcoats..... .. $20.00 to $25.00 Norfolk Suits, Mackinaws, Scheel $18.50 and Russian Overcoats $27.50 and $30.00 Norfolk teeSufte and ere $24.50 and $35.00 Norfolk and —? $29. 50 Bring your Graduating Boy to a Brill store for his Graduation Suit and pre- sent him with the money you save in this Great Annual Sale. Broadway, at 49th Street 47 Cortlandt Street 44 East 14th Street 278 Broadway 125th Street, at 3d Avenue They are of dark OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS Our Liberal Credit Terms Apply to Long Island, New Jersey and Connecticut. MOTOR TRUCK DELIVERIES 86th St. Crosstown Cars Two Blocks Away Sth St. “L” Station at Our Door 3d Ave. Street Cars Pass Our Door tl samé@ manner ed in facial crear nd tartar deposits, soften- hem from the teeth, of tooth enamel und under of the gums, removing Four-Piece American Walnut Queen Anne Period Suite Consisting of BUFFET, 6 inches long: CHINA B CHIFPO. as illus