The evening world. Newspaper, September 16, 1921, Page 21

THE _EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1921. EACH FAMILY CAN Sete vera SRC Trine | twenty years manager of David Rel- | Sr wi 200 GALLONS knowledge eoting the provis sco's booking va hae Abel has j | terday at his home, No. 106 WINE EACH YEAR! Park West, 0 He fh fiat gained fame as ing manager The a Commissioner’s Rule, Br tas, | before he joined Belasco. He was a ! ps tin its wp. | Hative of St. Louis and for a time Nade in 1918, Never Nullified plication makes manufacture 0 was connected with the Samuel Cup- by Congress. sll ples Company there. i WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.-In- | of a family and t wine pro- In 1897 he married Miss Sydy | ternal Revende Bureau of jp | dced be not sold on removed | Armstrong, farnous as a lead from the place of manufacture woman, who survives him, He was frankly acknowledged .o-day that & amber of vie Lambe Clee —_ Dyer, Falichild, Reavis ani! heads of families may, upon tl |W, @, SMYTH, BELASCO Trev (6 Danii AGA Lp tavad : re MANAGER, DIES AT 66. Death ot ett Keetater's Father, F i He Nad Prodaced Many Successtat |" valed ih at | Plays and Handled tenad- nraivale OF tHe lientt, fe | \ | ue coll When Congress Meets. — | | hoa provision WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.-—- Ceol. | y “issued by Intefi { William Joseph Sinmons, imperial he approval c¢ [: Me- Willam G. Smyth, sixty-six, fo ry )} Wizard of the Ku Kiux Kian; nis { Clarke, and Mrs. Vlizabeth ‘Tyler, | di rand Chiet of his Women's Dtvi-| by ( Sion, will have to teil Congress | < Baw Hout the “Invisible Empire” and leir activities th ° ‘Becoming wore indignant every | ti d C. I ay Ac tH8 addaely of the promot Yester ay Uaiories : ers of the sup fi "| members of Cc to-day to ste irned here | pvement for a} thorough inve ation of the At-| , Janta order. yur Congressmen— } three Republicans and one Demo-| crat--announced they will demand | an immediate inquiry when the} House reassembles These mem! bers are: Representative Dyer, Res | publican, of 3 re tive Fairchild, today Vitamines— but always Milk M EN are finding out about food. Each new dis- publican, of New 6” AST chance to pay $26.50 tor all-wool suits that formerly sold from $40 to $65. Stoc is includes blues, browns, grays and fancy mixtures—suitable for Fall and Winter wear. No charge for alterations. Also Reduced! 2,352 Suits, Forrierly *55 to *75 812 Suits were $55 50 431 Suits were $65 752 Suits were $60 224 Suits were $70 Now 132 Suits were $75 { York; Representative Re Re- : publican, of Nebraska. and Repre-| covery is heralded as the greatest. One day } Lies Tague, Democra we are told it is the “calories” that count. The next {\ —_ sachusetts we learn that while ‘“‘calories” are just as important as they were, there is another factor infinitely more essential—“vitamines.” The American Fe This is the inevitable result of seeking for knowl- edge. It may seem as if we are going around and around in circles; but the circles are around the hill of knowledge and each one brings us nearer the summit. . 1417-1423 7 THIRD AVENUE A | R 60 STP EET HTT | F URNITURE Cash or Credit} OPEN EVENING 9 O'CLOCK |Agl | Liberty ‘Bonds Arcesied at runt | Face But through all the discussions of food and food values, in all the books and lectures there runs one statement on which all dieticians agree. Drink milk. Write for Calories! Milk has an abundance. Vitamines! 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