The evening world. Newspaper, June 23, 1922, Page 20

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 23, the Persian Gulf, and every one is looking to water transportation as a St. Louis’s Great Hope Is to Put itself on the Mari- Tareas for the pre: nt freight rates ‘ roughout the wor time Map of U. S. La i BATTLE CREEK'S SCANDAL. A business man from Battle By Roger Batchelder. Creek, interviewed at the Bilt- Railroad competition and the un-/ nore, requeated that his name be certainty of river shipping has caused! omitted on account of his desire gthe Mississippi Riverto take a minor} ¢, return home without mis- position in trade channols which is] fortune. An official of the De- partment of Public Safety, he re lates, recently attended a ball game on a Battle Creek fleld. At the conclusion of the game he and one of the State's hooch hunters simultaneously and at the same time stepped on a bot- ue, The alleged ginger pop ex- gloded. The State agent fell over two tiers of seats, got glass frag- ments in his arm and peanut shells down his back. The town, vur visitor reports in conclusion, «8 all agog, as the saying goes. ae Bae WEALTHY CHINA, “Though the Chinese are poor in- dividually, there is great wealth in the country,” asserts Frank K. Pilson, an adviser to the Southern Govern- ment of China who is at the Penn- sV.vania. “Recent events seem to indicate,” he went on, “that the North and So:th will join forces under Li Yuen Hung. Political troubles are really local, and not of such importance as not deserved, in the opinion of R. A | Hider of St. Louis, now at the Astor. 3 me of our chief interests,” Mr. Tuber said, “is to make the Missis- jetppi the great artery of {rude that it Jshould be. During the war, the Gov- Fernment opened a barge line which bdid away with the necessity for Jateamers formerly used fur the same purpose. Since the war this line has been taken over by private capital fand the City of St. Louts, in Its ef- ‘forts to put the city on the maritime ;map, has built a number of large {docks and wharves. “Recently we received a shipload of heypress shingles from Oregon, which hed gone through the Panama Canal, ‘and been sent up the river after re- oading at New Orleans. It was of great interest to manufacturers on account of the saving in freight charges. We are far behind other nations in utilizing our natural arter- jes. Germany now has a plan to use the Rhine and the Danube to reach U wouldn’t expect your hus- band to shave with a perfumed toilet soap. He shaves with a man’s soap, made especially for men. Start him off with a man’s coffee, blended especially for men — and $ he'll go away happy inside and out. 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Attacked in a taxicab by two men he had arrested, Patrolman Ernest Lawson, twenty-six, of No, 503 East 83d Street, attached to the Alexander Avenue Station, the Bronx, had his left arm broken and badly cut last night. His assailants were overpowered and locked up,’ however, after another patrolman went to his assistance ‘The men said they were Otto Sietz five, and Fred Merengo, twenty-five, of No, 210 East 19th Street struck over the head with the f a revolver by Patrolman wen and needed surgeon's attention, The two were charged with throwing a brick through a window of the cafo of Louls Jacob! at No. 445 Southerr Boulevard. ts about 8,000 miles OUR OFFICIAL GOLFERS. At any rate, our lawmakers in Washington are getting to be ex perts on the golf links, J. Walker art, at the Commodore from pgton, tells us, “No matter where you go in my he relates, “you will find a lover of the ancient Scot- tish game hurrying to the links with his clubs. A Congressional Club {s being organized, aa prac- tically half of the Congressmen and Senators play golf. Herbert Hoover is President and Oscar W. Underwood is Vice President. Many other distinguished officials already are on its roster, “The same situation seems to hold true in New York. I have seen golfers in Wall Street, on Broadway and in the raflroad ter- minals. The game ts nationally almost as popular as baseball, but it will never eclipse it.” ti ~and ren M. ORE=—it is! More fine, tempting choc- olate, more fruity, creamy filling, more solid enjoyment for your nickel! And “More!” is what everyone says after dining on one of these bigger, better bars. All the popular varieties, rivaling each other in deliciousness. AUERBACH bigger, better Chocolate Bars make a meal all by themselves, goer freshment. Take a few to 1922,° HIT BY AUTO LEAVING CAR, Ralph Rubin, thirty-two years old, of No. 159 Bast 96th Street, died at 3.45 A. M. to-day in Mount Sina! 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Tickets good only on api Eastern Standard Time Shown, yon a turning leave Luray i through Ha; NEWJERSEY CENTRAL LOW FAR E EXCURSIONS SUNDAY JUNE 25 New York to Round Trip Fare Bear Mountain (West Shore R.R.).. $1.25 Yorktown Heights (Putnam Diy.)... 1.30 Tilly Foster 1.75 Lake Mahopac (Harlem Diy. >: 1.50 Brewster 1.50 Pawling “A ‘ 1.95 Millerton “ ce. 2.80 Chatham s “ 3.85 Correspondingly low fare: HARLEM DIVISION Stations between Golden's Bridge and Chatham. PUTNAM DIVISION Stations between Yorktown Heights and Tilly Foster. Tickets Gond Weat Shore R.R.—All Trains Putnam Division—All Trains Rlarlem Division—Going: 809,41,43,39,817 Returning: 46, 48,50, 82 Consult Agents for particulars leavos 120th Bt return, ‘E. Newbu Vay Visit the marvelous The =. ALBANY it ride through the Iron Steamboat Co CONEY ISLAND Speclal Schedule for FRIDAY, JUNE Uy Ws Wao Bes) lor Be Ne 1 STR."‘MANDALAY”” Lys. Battery da! @omitted Mond: SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET. KEANSBURG, N BUNGALOWS FOR RENT oMile White Sandy Beac Wide Board Wall TAKE : KEANSBURG BOAT fal Que Hour, Sail 40, f 1 ney @ Walker. Char € fort Beach Co, Otto F with MRECT RAIL CONNECTIONS FOR ALD a De Lie ° Sunday Excursion ae ttul trip ot 150 miles through t River and on Long Island | ay * Good Music—Refreshments, Str. Richard Peck to New Haven Houston St., 0.30 A. My a lag iy 40) 9.00 & M. or sightseeing in New Have otty of ima a 1 Trip Tickets, $1.50. Sunday only at the SPECIAL "MOONLIGHT SAIL to Keansburg and i JUNE 24 AND 25 **! Music. — Daneln c La CENTRAL HUDSON LINE. STEAMER Tv 25cMIDLAND Le oer Ideal Amus s10 A.M, Suns. only) DIAMONDS 4 Fine Jaw Cay, | (AMOND Ne Malwa cake ROVAL Fete So mnkere ape DIAMENOS desea DOANE LANE (THE WORLD prints more ‘Business Opportunities’ than all the other New York mornin? newspapers added together.