The evening world. Newspaper, September 27, 1921, Page 17

SQUALOR AND DIRT MARK MOSCOW AS TRADING STARTS UP Only the Incomparable Kremlin Keeps Appearance of Decency in Begrimed, Unkempt City. By Herbert Pulitzer. Govpright. 1921. ty we Proes Pratalaing Oo "k Moscow to clean up. ‘This impression is given by the unl- Yersal squalor, The plaster has fallen from the houses, showing the t beneath; the cust and grime of cover the shop windows so thickly| that the interiors ace but dimly visi-| with board props, afd dirt, dirt streaking the frosty lucing everything to an blowing about the f dinginess. Only the Kre its wonderful puildinge | thing short of absolute de: atfuction Pearance The stree uid ruin, retains the vilization. Wagons an¢ ring by n shrieking, and were most eel, he people seem to have pped by the dinginess of During the three days I w I have not seen pair of shoes, a smart yell kept automobile. During the last few we pt. 26. Stebsow ta @ay is like a city which had been @eserted four years ago and to waich tne population has just returned without as yet having had a chance of the city are empty, | with the exception of an occasional Pedestrian, a few cabs and country | t intervals a Govern- with. cutout | These | kind, from Fords | of t Archangel or from of the bargaining the simplest | wee ee THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER a, 1921, and counters with a demand for 60,- 000, Again the fare removes his pos- sessions and starts off to search for To Block Shipment of Arme,| Winst Russia, RIGA, es, Make it a Winter of light were perpetual daylight. able Edison Mazda Lamps on hand for every socket. 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Likewise, the fact that the Heckscher Building is on the strategic corner, is of size and beauty to forever dominate this commercial centre, is obyiously un- deniable. And based upon the history of the growth of all trade centres, it is an equally apparent fact that the rentals in this sec- tion cannot have reached their peak to- day—must of necessity go higher. In the last analysis then, wholesalers, manufacturers or retailers of women’s wear, objets d’art or kindred lines, who cater to the exclusive trade, cannot fail to see the obvious business advantage of locating in this section and in this build- ing now. Le Coq d’Or, which crowns the Heck- scher Building, will always stand as the beacon of progress— distinguishing those who represent the best in commerce, trade and industry of this great Metropolis. Homes, » Sey factories, offices lighted with Edison Mazda Lamps pass through the longer winter darkness as though there Get ready now for the longer darkness. Have enough depend- « Cruidins, —The Third Internattonale of Mos- cow has sent out a wireless appeal other drosky. Hardly has he turned|*? the workmen of Furope to block ay than the first driver rushes after|4rms and munition shipments to Po- and a bargain Je struck at 25,000) land, Roumania, Esthonia, Latvia and Finland, charging that a war was be- ing prepred by Polaud and Roumania It also accuses Eng- land of coming forward now to help promote such a war, [SSS ree = SSS See “ These Six Husky Men Couldn’t Pull Them Apart HAT, six of us can’t pull a pair of Pants apart; lead us to them and watch us chew them up.” This was the answer we got to the challenge to six of the huskiest workmen in the Fore River Shipyard at Quincy, Mass., to rip a pair of Sweet-Orr Tug-of- War Work Pants apart. They split up in two teams. Lefts Rights OLAF CARLBERG CARL WICKSTROM MAX PRONICH PETER ANDERSON JOHN VUKOR JOHN BORSTROM Each took hold of a leg. Big Carl of the Rights, looked down at his bulging biceps and grinned. “There won’t be enough of these pants left to make a handkerchief when we get through with them.” “Go to it,” the referee shouted, and the battle was on. Man, it was some battle. Those six huskies pulled till their eyes popped out. They tugged — they hauled — they strained. Beads of sweat broke out on their foreheads like dew on cabbage leaves. The veins in their necks stood out like whip- cord. Their faces were red as boiled beets. The crowd went wild. “Go to it Lefts! Hold ’em Rights! Pull ‘em off their feet. Yip, Yip, Yow! Eece- yah!” The air rang with shouts and cheers. Every minute they expected the pants to part and the men to go down in two scrambling heaps. Did they? Not much! Inch by inch the Lefts gained on the struggling Rights until — “The Lefts win!” announced the referee, as the Rights were slowly pulled across the line, ‘“‘Now let’s look at the pants.” Not a seam had ripped! Not in a single place had the cloth torn! Big Carl expressed the verdict of the astonished crowd when he exclaimed,, “Well, I’ll say they are some pants!’’ And they are some pants. It is the ma- terial that goes into Sweet-Orr Tug-uf-War Work Pants, the way they are made and sewn, that makes them stand a strain like that. Every pair is just the same — you positively can’t rip them apart. We Challenge You We challenge you and any five friends you care to select, to go to any store and buy a pair of Sweet-Orr Tug-of-War Work Pants and try to pull them apart! Nobody’s been able to do it yet! But if you and your five friends can do it, we'll give all six of you a pair. That’s how sure we are of the material and workmanship in our Tug-of-War Work Pants. And that’s why the men who wear them, swear by them. They just naturally wear and wear and wear. 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