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to sel] soap. ‘Col. Procter took no interest what- ever in politics until about eight years ‘go when the late George B, Cox, then Republican boss of Cincinnati, became ‘wise to the fact that there was a lurge, juicy bank roll loose in his town. He sent out scouts who wounded the bankroll and reported that while Col. Procter had never taken an interest in practical politics he believed him- self qualified to hold public office. FIRST THOUGHT WAS TO BE GOVERNOR. “Ho thinks,” the scouts reported, “that a man who has unlimited coin can buy anything he wants and just ‘at this time he thinks he wants to be A Lian aes 8 ERT: r sete 2 u aS = <a tine es 18) THE EVENING WORLD, WE DNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1920. fe related In Cincinnatt that the mo-| know the process of milking th . “ main duty ts to _ A ~ ans wr " ‘ ’ ment Col, Procter heard of this ap- {tented Col. Procter and determined | ors for Col. Proc- iP IS See SESE NS, PEPER GEER ILI ELIS pr LS A» pointment he chartered a special train |to take a hand in ths pastime, He is 1 never lays hold of QZ 2 Si 1 ’ 1 [and took a party of friends up to|fome master milker, for his first at-|a doo are opened at ry . 6 ‘ Columbus to see him get hie com- |tempt brought a yield of $50,000, the 5 closed after his ay HAS SPENT $] 500.000 fitaston, amount he had pledged himseit to | der ° m wtationed, there raise, put this plan ’ 1 WOULD HAVE PUT CLASS INTO! Onio politicians say that he oO @ New and § « ” event of the nominat! \ci when he w an- FF dsl bt \ gg beds of Gen. Wood, Col. P: : campaign. \ 1329 1331 acblilitary suited the Colonel right) to be made Becretar 4 } Je 4810-4812 i jown to the ground. ‘The discipline| had gone wo far in hi ay sat when the C ot fascinated him. A man of impulse|as to begin work ont : passage BROADWAY FIFTH AVE. —— and enthusiasm he wrapped himself | specifications of a specia " offices sounded 6 up in his military duties and was| be worn by him while attending to like laying down a barrage, Quite a J Near Gates Avenue Bet. 48th and 49th Sts. (Continued from Page One.) regularly milked by the National|the duties of his office. Th markable man is Col. Procter and BROOKLYN BROOKLYN icectniaamsioe Guard as side line, His military bent | ticians state that if Col. P b ard of him. DY < Be MGh: soaks ceaaplouous winner,|(® Want fed Bim to subport Gea, became Secretary of War he would| ‘The gaine of politics which he took J 4 f ve Put some class in the war wido|up 0 ching middle age an @eepite the fact that when he took) Dan Hanna of Cleveland was the/of the State, War and ‘Navy Freding which {@ still a great deal of a mys- charge he didn't know any more|dairyman who brought about the bine in Washington. tery to him has nicked his fortune corofk gest milking feat in the history o! he Colonel believed in ceremon ‘or Iie a produced negligible ie Y about making org ad ry pen American politics. Mr. Hanna was|and efficiency. In his offices in Cin, dh Yet he Is genially walting for about politics to-day. He buys brains) on» of the original Wood men. He|cinnat! there is employed a atatf of|them to dp it to him again, at Hoyt Jt Subway Sation Brooklyn : For Thursday—Reduction Sale of rgandie, Voilee Georgette Frocks Two Weeks More Of Very Low Milk Prices ‘WO more weeks in June. Two weeks more when milk may be had at the lowest prices of the year. Tf you could realize what a bargain a quart of milk is at this month's pri ille, 10 Cents a quart prices, surely you would eat more milk Governor of Ohio.” in your own There are 180 Sheffield stores in Greater New York where AN IMMENSE SELECTION AT EACH PRICE CONVENIENTLY AR- Br pidtehers te cicvernot of Obie beiy wing ded you can get a quart of milk in your own container for 10 cents. RANGED ON RACKS ACCORDING TO SIZES AND PRICE. OVER FIFTY ‘Gol. Procter to be Governor of Ohio all the There is no ‘other way in which you could invest 10 cents and get so much for it, There is no other food at any price so good for you. July is but two weeks away. The pastures dry up. The milk supply slackens. The increase in price is inevitable. July | is the turning point. Further increases are bound to occur | until the peak is reached in December. But now milk is cheap. There is an abundance of it. At no other time is there such a flow. At no other time are the prices #0 low. ‘was encouraged by Boss Cox ond his ‘underlings, and Col. Procter stood for his first milking. On that occasion he gave up $100,000 ang he didn't get to bb Governor of Ohio. After the initial milking the Re- Publican bosses kept away from the ivory soap works for a couple of years. Then they found a way to in- isbire in the mind of Willlam Cooper Procter the idea that he would like to be United States Senator from Ohio. He was milked again, but no- body except the milkers knew just what the yield was. Ohio politicians estimate it was about @ quarter of million dollars, The Senatorial nomination never got as far as the $ foap factory, but Col. Procter had * shown that he enjoyed being milked : S and the process has continued ever since. ; He was made Chairman of the Re- 4 publican State Executive Committee . and the milkmen never let go of him. ‘cheerfully he gave whenever called DIFFERENT MODELS IN QUITE A NUMBER OF VARIATIONS. ALL CRISP, BRAND NEW MODELS. 8.75 values at 15.00 values at 25.00 values at 575 1 075 1 575 Early Choosing Will Be Found Advantageous! ao Extra Special! ae Extra Special! Figured Voile Silk Sport . Dresses Skirts Sheffield stores . Do not think of milk as a drink, as a beverage. Milk is ull of solid food. Everything that nature intended you to ‘eat is combined in a drop of milk in just the right balance. Try a quart of milk a day for a while, and see for your- jaf Waal undead tates wellhlll de for yous Sheffield Farms Co., Inc. 150 FIGURED VOILE DRESSES, INCLUDE FAN-TA-SI KUMSI ly real I tic BIE ar tis cecurvss come! from Gov. Cox New York f VALUES TO $7.50; TAKEN KUMSA BARONETTE SATIN, i rn. Gov. 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