The evening world. Newspaper, May 26, 1922, Page 23

home, instead of havirls it go to the Continent for something which more greatly resembles New York."’ ace Tacna-Arica Controversy De- , Clared to Be a Parallel to \ Alsace-Lorraine. By Roger Batchelder. While to the New Yorker the Tacna- Arica controversy between delegates from Peru and Chili, at Washington, has little significance, it is actually, a Parallel to the Alsace-Lorraine situa- tion, according to the Rev. William J. RICHMOND AND APPLES. In and about Richmond, Va., the farmers grow many apples. ‘These men, some of whom are not members of the Chamber of Commerce of the “big city,’ would not ordinarily re- ceive much mention of apples on the records of the chamber unless they came and told about the product of their orchards. Dennis, Director of the Andean Insti-|, “The local Chamber oe kstshets dal tute, Huancayo, Peru, who i@ now at {"owever,” related T. L. Drury of tna 4 i ; city, at the Biltmore, ‘‘decided to the Murray Hill. Mr. Dennis, who is & missionary for the Methodist Epis- copal Church, has just arrived from Callao, after completing a tour of the provinces in dispute. branch out in its activities avd not to rely upon reports for its informa- tion. A committee was formed which went through the apple-growing dis- “Contrary to general understand- |trict, talked with the farmers, asked ing,” said Mr. Dennis, “these prov-|how the chamber could help them, inces have little more than senti-|and then brought back a report which should have considerable effect on the prosperity of the entire section. “The touring party found cvery- where the best of apple cultivation, mental value to Peru, and military value to Chili, They do not contain rich nitrate deposits on a large scale, such as those which are found south of the very sparsely settled disputed | with many commercial possivilities provinces, but they form a defense|which the city may hitherto have zone for Chili between the nitrate | overlooked. As a result of the expe- fields and her border. To Peru they dition a closer unity is expected be- have only « tremendous sentimental value, in that they are ‘los perdidas Provincias.’ “The feeling in Peru has been in- tween the city and the outlying dis tricts, which will resalt in increased urban capital for the expansion of the farmers and more prosperity for both tense for many years, and no politi-|town and countty. And that is our clan dares go before the people for | idea of a real Chamber of Commerce.” election without the recovery of the co 6 lost provinces in his platform. It is FARTHEST FROM HOME. always a point of explosion of popular} ef , emotion. Even the little school boys|_ The “New Yorker for a Day or in the Andean Institute, while study-| 7to’’ who is farthest from home to- ing the “War of the Pacific,” clench |@ay is Mra. Jane Johnson, who is at their tiny fists and swear to redeem | the Pennsylvania. Her home town, the lost provinces at any cost. Stockholm, Sweden, is 5,000 miles “To the practical minded traveller, | {rom Broadway. ‘ — {t would seem that a good settlement 5 DAWES’S AXE HITS HOTELS. would result from the sale of a strip of the disputed territory to Bolivia, as An outlet to the sea, ‘They could then FP LaHINGTON 6.—c) 7 divide the proceeds. There are so few| , WASHINGTON, May 26.—Charles people in them that this would seem| Dawes. Budget Director, decided that fitting and proper. ‘The customs, | Prices charged Government employees duties and taxes of both provinces for] for hotel rooms are “much too much,’ @ decade would not buy a sin bat-| 80 he sent letters in his best “Heil and tleship. And yet if the present nego style to various landlords. tiations fail erious crisis will be] ‘he ult: Five of the largest hotels precipitated which will have far|in New York and large hotels in other reaching effects because of the amount] Cities have agreed to reduce by, of Buropean and North American cap-| Cenk {he rare for rooms, for ¢ {tal which is invested in the vicinity.” [pon rederal, business REMEMBER THE ROSSMORE? FUNERAL SERVE THE EVENING WORLD, and 4 Oliphant, who was widely known WANT. liked by the members of the theatrl- " cal profession and newspaper men tn Funeral services for Thomas ¥. Oli-] Now! York, had been at the head of the Liven ral 8 representative for] Harris press department two years, hav Sam H. Harris, who died Wednesday |ing gone there from the staff of the Eve era bi will be held at 2| "ns Mail, where he had written epost daha (tne eld at 2) Gramatic news for eight years, He was o'clock this afternoon in the Campbell] thirty-nine years old and was born in chapel, Broadway and 66th Street. Mr. | Indianapolis, No Agonizing Days. Soderseine ' Sounds Death Knell of Mothers are driven almost frantic by the suffer- ings of their babies, and there has been noth- ing offered them in the way of real relief — nothing they could depend upon to relieve their children, to give them peace, and to bring a period of rest for themselves. Now comes certain relief—the remedy whith for 18 years has been most successfully used in European countries —SODERSEINE. Soderseine has not before been sold except in the filling of a physician’s prescription. Soderseine is not a drug—not a narcotic. It is guaranteed absolutely pure and harmless. Tiniest infants can take it safely- water—no taste— $2.75 The Bottle. just like no odor—no bitterness. Dont let your babies suffer longer with dread whooping cough druggist today. get a bottle at your Tomothers whocannot afford to pay the price of Soderseine your druggist wil! give you a slip which will enable you to take your child to any one of our free clinics and have your little one treated without charge. Company of North America 32 Broadway When Harwood H. Montgomery, a from the Belfast, Ir ad, g Rotary Club to the coming Inter- national Convention of Rotarians at are brighten up the entire city, and they are having great success, because changes are everywhere noticeable. The big cause of this is the expected American tourist patron age which London hopes to keep at apparently Young Men's Slightly Used 7 HART ‘SCHAFENER & MARX SUITS a6 up SAMPLE SUITS. Made by I LM BEACH JOHAIR, & suite "$5 up BLUE Saturday Sale! 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Nave spent some time hunting out the We must dispose of the great stock in our factory show- PROPER Cian t veered rooms as soon as possible and have therefore staged a great expressing my wonder at the remark PRE-DECORATION DAY SALE to speed up our able growth of this city. On my next e e@ e@ visit I verily believe, from the experi- the size of London, and | am now willing 10 concede the truth of the ° Fi pees snaue yeuvaleeany equal: London Every suit ig tailored of the finest woolens in the newest models, H Pe Hee Gort made by Samuel Blum, well known maker of the famous A LONDON CLEANING UP. 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