The evening world. Newspaper, April 15, 1920, Page 14

ANN ANNAN} ‘tor geheral'abbate qid| Reputtican majority ih, Consrenn nhl | ih | \ | | y promptly aside while ota’ ould, if called into spedial seston men talked and talked about Bois! by President Wilson, forthwith repeal ism and the raitroad strike and the| the excess prufite tax and al} it $ é need of Americanism of the 100 per! oppressive and cumbersome war a Bary a } cent, brand and the utter debasement | and revise the taxation system o y fe and worthlessness of the Ropublican | Government. sh ha Party or the Democratic Party, de«|, Prosident Wilson colled a s#pecini j upon the party affiliations of | session which met eleven months ago im _ the statesman who happened to be) and practically ran into the regular i ASL , taNeing. session which began four months MI | i IONS Speaking of statesmen, great inter-|ago, and all the Republican lead- ost attaches to the expected arrival|ers have dine toward taxation re- at the Capitol on next Monday of Ben- | form in the absence of Penrose cov’ || OOO ERS ator Boies Penrose of Pennaylvan'a. written on a postage stamp wit wee dinatad The performance on the bill has been | a carpenter's pencil. ee te dragging without him. When he| Senator Penrose, who was contin-| 5, since April 7, 1917, we have [steps into, the ring and cracks his] ually “curious to know” about Dema:| ma” ( » N interview with Governor Alfred E. : it $34 | whip the nir will be full of sawdust, | cratic activities during the war, will’ p : Smith’ on His “Haebnabeieden aan pescorstie Senators are ie there piety of Le gait te f soos | J All ) hich uld rn N Y s know hat Senator Penrose going ; his resumption o1 is seat ne: lon- ie of foproprtatn ti edy’ ren | to do about bis promise, made many |day to impart Information to oppos- which wot rationalize New York times_a year ago, in Washington, |ing statesmen who have contracted | State’s governing machinery and save vast New York and other places, that the his curioal sums for the taxpayers, will appear in * | Ghe New a Simes but a th fe shoulder, “i ¢ first appro- made the ccncurrent in this ‘weaeion, It was for covered by an urgent de- bas oa 3 in your engine ame ey Co sy Congr 7 a a LUGGISH gasoline vaporizes slowly. It re- NEXT SUNDAY. quires a wasteful mixture—8 parts of air The Mothers Know That Using more air and less fuel, Tydol Economy Gas- Goveumon. : ona Smith’s plan is to . oline operates on 15 parts of air to 1 of fuel. demolish this clumsy machi d fol- iy ‘ine and erect a new sa lol vaporizes fast. It gives you better power, one of 19 d its, its \- Pon, vr. that mnatter oy Genuine Castoria . abd per parva icky sh reduees carbon and pointed by <br Gowenee coh penis tis ‘awarded $461,728,368, an Increase contamination of lubricating oil. It prevents com- Cabinet. This and an executive budget would 4 200,000 overt ig our, but the mon engine trouble from these sources. save millions of dollars. y y aieeet hs Seng ha tae ap, Have the 15 to 1 Ula adjustment on | An essay on Baseball, full of whimsica) styen $13,400,000 by the your car. | humor, by Benjamin De Casseres, will appeal Appropriation to $20,000,000, Tydol will operate on the rich mixture required to all lovers of the national sport. tump wo it In not possible at this by ordinary gasoline. But with Tydol you can use Store were fnvereated fe liens wtien the 15 to 1 mixture—less fucl and more air. Even SPRING ISSUE Sis sppronr burden of increase. Lump priations, suoh as rule ih allotments of money to Govern- perky departments, hide many a job. when Tydol costs slightly more than ordinary gas- oline it is an economy. Che hew York Cimmes Review of Books a Iecammendation fe at fh Beast hae z Look for the orange and black Tydol sign. NEXT SUNDAY. . Services which is $,0iao00 In TIDE WATER OIL Brander Matthews, Richard Le Gallienne, Me feeesrrmtent will get €90.890,- : Sales Corporation Maurice Francis Egan and Rear Admiral lative, executive and 11 Broadway, New York Bradley A. Fiske will review some of the im- ato ‘the "extent at ot "Sigs, 0604 oH, Us 6 AGiktAS Goclac esca abke portant books of the season. There will be also Naval expe to the extent of $425,289,574 by the * Gow The Senate has added $40,- 947,000, making the mere et Phy s he House decided to i the Bintrict of Columbia $18,190,- and ‘has authorized ordinary ben- SS. ee , For Over The g uarantee of Soccernet os fem terse | Thirty Years Customers Goot-Will of pension activities, : renee ee one Pr igh i 4 ayee ~ Every good merchant wants to give hie ay | ; customers only honest goods that will _ @ The House has just passed a bill ah eet accomplish all that is claimed for them. : rrinps ad ares ; And when you ask for an article that 4 $37,246,614 for the a series of authoritative articles reviewing in detail what has been done this season in various departments of literature—poetry, fiction, his- tory, biography, science, religion and travel. The New York Times NEXT SUNDAY, Some of the photographs of interesting events in various parts of the world which will appear in the Rotogravure-Picture Section Group of photographs of New York busi- ness men whose homes are in saburban New Jersey towns, acting as volunteer firemen and trainmen on commuters’ trains during the out- law strike. Views of the Pembroke mansion at Glen Cove, L.L., home of Miss Antoinette de Lamar, one of the richest heiresses in the world. Pictures of the Ruhr District: Red army before and after battles with the Ebert troops. West Point Military Academy’s prize song birds giving an exhibition drill on south field in front of Columbia University Library. Charles M. Schwab and some of his guests at a dinner in honor of the Bach Choir of Lehigh University, which took part in the oratorio music week at the 7st Regiment Armory. Full page of photographs of society maids and matrons as mannequins for charity, dis- playing newest and smartest summer fashions in gowns, sport suits, day gsc riding habits and bathing suits. Entire team which will sqm the United States in hockey and figure skating at the Olympic Games to be held this year at Ant- werp, Belgium, sailing from New York on the Finland. H. M. S. Hood, newest dreadnought of the British Navy, the largest sea fighting unit ever constructed. Pictures of the Grand National Steeple- chase, run over the Aintree course of four and a half miles and viewed by King George V., who made a special trip to Liverpool to view fi the race. : Near the finish in the great race on the Thames between the Oxford and Cambridge varsity teams. > will truly eradicate hair-destroying dandruff he can now give you the Product that is pledged to do just that. Its sale is his Guarantee of Customers’ Good-Will, “Backed By » Mas: Who Used It!” When a man’s hair begins to thin and a woman’s loses its lustre and beautiful thick- ness very probably dandruff is the cause. If it is, your favorite Drug or Toilet Goods counter will give you the simple and cer- tain Austinol Dandruff Eradicator. By its use dandruff will be thoroughly cleansed trom the scalp—then the hair will once more get its proper nourishment. Soon it will regain all its natural health and take on that well-groomed look. Besides being simple the treatment is so certain that it is Guaranteed by a refund of Scalp Salve, Scalp Wash and Hatr Soap sufficient for com plete treatment in the handsome red case—at one cost. AUSTINOL CHEMICAL CO., Inc 10 E. 39th St.. New York City pre ewnn nme e ne oe ene e- ‘Working Men | ESE bei aatims are Feet wags not to rip. ty are built to stand the tug and strain. -Your money back, if they fail to satisfy, Think what this "hie we a workman, oe He can forget everything but wor' le knows » clothes look Tight. He knows they stand by him in the long run. He works with confidence, with ease, certain that his clothes are as good as his work, Union Made, Insist on the Sweet-Orr ticketon all your work clothes. It is your protection against unsatisfactory clothes. SWEET-ORR CLOTHES TO WORK IN FOR SALE at Arnold, Con- stable & Co., Franklin Simon” & Co., Gimbel Brothers, H, C. F. Koch & Co., Lord & Taylor, Jas. McCreery & Co., Stern Brothers, John Wanamaker, Brooklyn: Abraham & Straus, Frederick Loeser & Co., Inc., A. I. Namm & Son. Newark: L. Plaut & Co. Philadelphia: Gimbel Brothers and John Wanamaker. Boston: Wm. Filine & Sons, and at all toilet goods and drug counters, Better Than (Pills si «for Liver Ws, CORDUROY PANTS AND SUITS KHAKI PANTS AND SUITS The New York Times WORK SHIRTS — DRESS TROUSERS FLANNEL SHIRTS RIDING BREECHES NEXT SUNDAY Order From Your Newsdealer in Advartee SURVEY OF ALL THE WORLD It’s a relief to turn to one periodical which narrates worth-while events the world over just after they occur, impartially, without thrusting comments coricerning them on the NR. Tonight's Tomorrow Alright | The danger i bathroona PersistentCoughs en ce ooret The trap.of the bathroom bast catches and Fieve tater sar Bes ve Trttion Pert Cid Bitsctive | jeeps bice of refuse. Disease’ germs" breed Cuticura Girls Are > oe “a : N , ° More disease is contracted from persons nein . Sweet and Dainty P It s fo} Ss | Gi Paws erm Wf eth ot ete » Look toe this Red ticket en Look for this Yellow siobil Look for this Green ticketon Mathing op invezes 9 benkthy, clone com Each night wash out the basin with Sytpho» es Nathol. Let it drain Inco che trap. Syhpho- ‘TY AAT ‘ Overalls and Coats ca Work: Pantscr Work Suit Corduroy Pants and Coats Fereteabai we 2, ‘omar | _Nahol euros che pipae—mabes chem clean a. SURRENT sf DeTORY Ale Risyourmonevshackreiceantesthat ‘It is your eure guerartee of your It guarantece that they will nef rip, yy OX, ox Tear tt | A et SylphoNathol at dros, deparmene, “| aevee GOSS Unie 4a BF ewstands, X eversile twill mot rip. Love tor money back if they rip. Insist om of your money back. This ticket and grocery stores, The Sulpho-Nepthol | A New York Times Company publication. @uthe butions, —ascevag tuie Sweet-Orr ticket, le om the best corduroy clothes made. aastiee aches | Co,, Boson, Bey & Co., N. ¥. and Phils. EET-ORR & COMPANY. Inc.. Easting’ 7471-15 Union Square.N. Y. Sees LAXATIVES | cece