The evening world. Newspaper, May 25, 1922, Page 22

United States Behind Times in Sleeping Cars, Says Australian Woman. By Roger Batchelder. Australia’ may soon have a sub- way which will make underground traffic in Sydney the big feature of the continent, according to Mrs, W Freda Pfeiffer of Sydney, who Is now at the Astor, on her way to London, In meny other ways, she tells us, the “biggest island” is emulating the larger continents, and at the same time ts having the same troubles and problems. “Prohibition, however,” she said, “has no chance at present in Aus- tralia, though it may come in time Ali hotel bars in New South Wales must close at 6 o'clock, and any one eaught selling a drink after that time fs immediately arrested. In other Australian states, however, the law is different on the subject."’ Mrs, Pfeiffer said that Australia ‘was ahead of the United States in at Teast one respect ’ “Everything is so modern here," she remarked, “that | was surprised to find some of the old-fashioned sleep- with berths, instead of being gomposed entirely of compartments. Rut 1 wish that we might copy you in many things—your custom of] & drinking ice water and the a la carte menus in hotels and restaurants, for 4nstance. We have table d'hote meals in all our hotels, except tn the very hotel in Sydney, which has oth.” . . . . MEXICO 1S RIGH IN OIL, 3 Gen. Juan Barragan, who was ief of staff for Carranza during the jution in Mexico, is at the Penn country is very rich," he de- hared, “particularly in mineral oils nd if it were given half a chance it ould be in a most prosperous eco- omic condition.’ HE COMING Lopce ELECTION. le parts of the country seem be excited about the Senatorial Beste which will come in Massa- @husetts in November," said George acs of Boston, at the Commo- “put we voters, who are sup- ond to have all the say about it ven't heard so much of the uproar { as you apparently have here. ‘here is no doubt, however, that the citement of the rest of the world zg be multiplied to many degrees in @e State at election time. Secretary teeeweenmeaee oe toremenmmrenn garectteRED otaee of War Weeks was defeated some time ago for the S nd there ure many who believe that Senator Lodge will be retired in the same manner. I do not think that the cases allel, however, and I believe or Lodge will finally pull through, though with a remarkably small total of votes for a usually strong Republican constituency Cvs 6 LONDON AUTO RACER HERE W. D. Hawkes of London, who will race his own car, the only English entry In the Indianapolis speed con- tests on May 80, has left New York for the scene of the gasoline battle “I think that your races are more thrilling than ours, and I intend to find out,"’ he said Hawkes is an enthusiastic sports man, and has won many trophies in his own country, France, and other parts of Europe. WOMAN ‘secreT SERVICE AGENT SAYS BELGIUM (and Denmark and Hollahd have |? ; ia ag reaped the benefit), though business |. | SE ee Ary aMnial ten party, houses were forced to suspend opera ; arden par tions, the country will eome back, though not within several years. It 1s wonderful to s¢ reverence with | |) which th and Queen just as touching | Her to see t f the royal couple They have a jost humble toward smile for FARTHEST FROM HOME. Two’? who is farthest from home to- the Pennsylvania. Her home town, Btockhatm, Sweden, i about 6,000) ang ‘taik by Wenanen Cotillo, No. 255 Sold Everywhere miles from paid 2 nee M IN NEW YORK TO-DAY. Childrens Welfare Association, en- and dance, Pennsylvania, ard of Fire Underwriters, meeting-lunch Pennsylvania, 10 A. M Barbara Post, American Le gion, dan . oP. M * cutives, dinner, 620 P, M en's Club, meeting, Penn- M Manufacturing Associa- Retail », luncheon, MeAlpin, 12.2 Exchange Club, dinner, M ne Paste wcheon, MeAlpin, 1 P, M. Avenue and 34th Street, ard their King| New York Mercantile Exchange, M The Tat lio Ball dance, Astor, 8 P.M ‘Ae No. 819, F. and A “dance, Commodor atic Committee of New Yor |OLIVE OIL horn Stree ‘The New Yorker For a Day or |tyn, 8 P. Wifty-firat Machine Gun Company, view by Brig. Gen. Mortimer D. Bry day ts Mrs, Clara Marriot, who is at Armory. 34th Street and Park Avenue ity House, meet ork Institute logical Park, 3 P- THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY 26, Belgium were killed during the war| Rotary New York Wellesley College Club, M or the Education Manufacturers,jof the Blind, entertainment, I Pon and Bru ‘emple, Scherme 8 4 8° section, ception to WILL COME BACK. “I am posttive that little Belgium wil! become once more very prosper. . Clara 8. Petersen, | School, lunch widow of @ prominent Middle West merchant, who ts at the Pennsylvania, Her home is in Davenport, Iow she has just returned from a During the war she was with the United States Secret Service sperekcrencewseeasnrt 22° VERENSTET TT SUEZ | TTF anything and everything that appears on the table and come up smiling the next day. /“No invalid’s diet for me,” f' they say proudly, and order a |conglomeration of food that worries even the waiter. For years they go on be- lieving that they are consti- tuted. differently from the rest of the human race. When the day of reckoning comes, with a doctor and a white-capped nurse in the picture, they are astounded to learn that the simple rules of healthful eat- ing apply to ail persons. No one ¢an eat rich, heavy foods indefinitely without suf- fering for it. The human sys- dinner, Penns Alumnae A P.M. Pig Tron Ass’ dorf-Astoria, 9 Mt » and opean meeting, No. 27 “Though the cattle and poultry of |p. M Potato Salad Sliced Boiled Potatoes Sliced Apple Sliced Onion Pepper and Salt Mix well with Blue Ribbon Mayonnaise Four sizes, 12c, 30c, 50c, 95¢ cai XRD HELL BLUE RIBBON MAYONNAISE The wide-mouth, screw-top glass jars have many household uses. “Oh, I can eat anything” ioe of people say that, and believe it too. They eat tem can stand just so much) abuse and then it balks. Don’t forget that milk is just as necessary for the main- tenance of health in adults as in children. You should drink at least a quart a day. It gives you strength and energy and requires the least digestive ef- fort of any single food. Milk contains the elements that build up your body and repair the tissues as they are worn away. Meat is good as far as it goes, but it does not provide the essentials for growth and health. You must have plenty of milk. Eat less heavy foods and drink more milk. More milk means better health. Drink a quart a day. DairnYMEN’s LEAGUE Co-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, ING. UTICA, N, Y. « Pennsylvania, 11 A. M. National Conference on State Parks, anin, 7 P, M ation of the Spence Waldorf-Astoria, Immigrant Barrow, Street, Nationa Asnoclation ‘of Steel Purnl- meeting, Education 2.30 Now equipped with the SANISTAT Oven Heat? Regulator, o only $10 extra\ Keen Heat in Baking) ‘eualer a Soasactel all porcelain gas ranges are real bargains at the low ptices we are now making, the lowest ever " known for such high quality ranges. They are Rust- Proof, coated inside and out with heat-proof, ever- unbreakable, metallic porcelain, no bare to rust, the only porcelain range with a 25 Year Guarantee SANICO iter Beauties. Snow are fully .50 White, Azure flated, back be Blue, Dark Pre-War levels. AND Biue Stippled, Priced accord- UP Trimmed with F.0.p. Heavy Brilliant Factery Nickel. AS EASY TO CLEAR AS A CHINA DISH SANICO Construction Select the Style thet Suits Means Longer Life Your Requirements SANICO Porcelain Rangew All plates used in SANICO are made in many styles and — Porcelain Ranges are tough, Sizes, all standa: to pure iron with elastic heat- burn’ coal and wood; coal, proof, metallic | porcelain Yood and was, or gas only fused to both aides, Noth- All are splendid bakers and ing but abuse can injure quick cookers, economical of | them. SANICO ranges stay 17 Your Desler Cannot Supply You SANICO Ranzee, Write to Us GEO. L. NYE. President _ Aeneas RANGE & FOUNDRY COMPANY Manufacturers of NEW YORK CHICAGO” ost s sr Lous ney York Office, 1140 Broadway Telephone Madison Square 3515 The Height Of Borden Perfection itis one daily needs. BORDENS Farm Products Qo, Inc. Franklin 1428 ardently Grade A milk is the very acme an Fob ‘aap: tific milk production, fe milk for your BEST SMOKED TONGUE*32"})) Makes voli poate @ treat, 1922. OUR GUARANTEE Buy a pound, Try it in your home. It it is not the best you have ever tasted, we will refund your money. 50 Million Pounds of Coffee Sold Annually in Our Stores Incomparable Quality Economy Prices HOICEST selection from world’s : finest Coffees, purchased at the plantations by our experts, and shipped direct to our mammoth roasters— Blended by Masters of the Art and Roasted Fresh Daily “IT MUST BE GOOD.” SPECIALS FOR THE METROPOLITAN DISTRICT “RED CIRCLE” COFFEE Lb. SHREDDED WHEAT ‘2x IK Tablet Su Sugar , 3 2 Ib. Pkg Powdered Sugar. . . pkg. 16¢ 9c BOKAR COFFEE SUPREME Reckitt’s Blue . 2... Pkg % Fly Paper . . . 2 double sheets 5« Fancy Selected Plain—The Finest Grown SPANISH OLIVES Cc Small Bottle Imported Direct ure Peanut Butter. § oz. jar CLICQUOT CLUB , GINGER ALE 1Se = 20° Meaty—Crisp, Exquisite Flavor Hire’s Household Extract 32. bot. 18¢ a ty Pure Sugar Assorted Fruit Drops, | b 2 Adams’ Pepsin Chewing Gum, 3 pkgs ioe A&P CONDENSED MILK - 10° Made from Pure, Fresh Milk from Best Dairy Producing Districts “Sterling” Window Screens (Ext.) each Norwegian Brooms, No. 6 size, 54c 54c | Mueller’s Spaghetti Boneless, Extra Quality, Our Own Importation HERRING Mueller’s Macaroni pkg 12c pkg 12c KIPPERED . = 10° Kirkman’s Soap “Minute” Tapioca. pk Ginger Ale . . . Sliced Beef . . cake 5c F zy 13c | R & R Boned Chicken. BEECH- NUT PRODUCTS ‘ bot 10¢ Peanut Butter . . . . . jar tbc | Catsup . jar 28c | ChiliSauce . . . . . . bot 33¢ Pufted Rice pkg 5c can 50c Sliced Bacon. ; jar 39¢ 8 02. I7e 14 oz. 27¢ BREAD Milk Loaf HS CRACKER SPECIALS Fig Newtons, Ib 19¢ - pkg ile Lorna Doones, Ib 24c - pkg iic iti ATLA"TIC & PACIFIC 2 NABISCO and ANOLA 9, i (mended