The evening world. Newspaper, October 4, 1922, Page 20

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1922. FARTHEST FROM HOME. UNEMPLOYMENT COST The baseball fan who ts farthest FIGURED IN BILLIONS from home ta 8. 8. Wiley, who ia at the McAlpin, His home town, Seattle, 4s about 8,000 miles away. ing to tee off with them at any time excepting the afternoons, Those, he admits, will be filled with previous engagements."’ shape by a committee of Indnstrial and in the Congressional Record. He crit+ oa business leaders for presentation to|tcised President Harding in the same Representative Box Indiets Har- for Three Na~ ding for Promising: e , Oct, 4—Plans to equallue}| WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.—Lying and periods of hard times and] hypocrisy to get votes were charged prosperity and prevent unemployment |ogainst advocates of the Bonus Bill WASHINGTON, eine (When They’re Not Bankers hese Days They’re Fans, ; and All. Have Stories. by former Attorney General George TEXAN BRANDS BONUS RIGHTS OF JAPANESE Hilo Kono against the Secretary of CANCEL MAURETANIA’S TRIP ADVOCATES AS LIARS| | UP TO HIGHEST COURT | t#te of Washington, tho cases pre- s nting has been begun in the Supreme Court/ Court denied him cltisenship, the livers inability to use her fourth Wand suffering have been put into final|by Representative Box (Dem. Tex.) lw, wickersham in two cases to define Seosher Geo at Bie hey tent wat wae rights of Japanese in this country. He] Btate, in 190%, but incorporation ae, a JOE PAIGE WITH US AGAIN. | President Harding, The committee was] connection. appeared in behalf of Takao Ozawa in| feel estate firm was refused them DY] aseq tor Oot, 7. was cancelled to- * | appointed by the President, Mr. Hox said the President before} proceeding against the United | i fay, Sho will be Iald up for three Joe Paige, Presideut of the Eastern | "Pe "fnal report, which will cover an] his election made statements indicating [en tor ‘Takuji Tamashita and Che eee Sere ten met OPN sreckey 06 NOBBtNA. scission DR, CHARLES A. GALE. RUTLAND, Vt., Oct. 4.—Dr. Charles A. Gale, phystctan, sportsman and dog fancier, died here to-day at the ago of sixty-nine. He was Pr lent of the Irish Setter Club of Ame and tho feeling, always bitter, grew the home team came to bat with blood 6 ext st he stole third as the next man Struc) Canada League, who was once a bat-| exhaustive investigation, will be ready|he favored the legislation. “Down at the extreme end of South-|drusstore, stood behind the plate ¢x-| éne in the game, reached town yester-| The recommendations include Jong} for several years and knew, or should baseman speared. Aw the runner .a4|was about to take a train, it seems, | nd & request that the 4,600 industries, /ing that it could be paid his promise ‘as there are citizens," according to E. rattled, tossed the ball home, The| offered a $20 Canadian bill for a ticket | overexpansion and “fake pros] i what they know with reasonable cer- whe is at the Bankers’ Convention! ciared at the umpire and was soon|that she must take the train, Joo, | $3,500,000,000. sald what hevdid at Cincinoat! just be- he did not know conditions were such te the conclusion that we are al}|started forward the Pennsylvania Railroad ferries ply- ness interferes with baseball, we cut] safe?’ he asked Capt. Jesse H. Fowler of the Xarine “As proof of our interest in the] decision. And this is all he said: ‘I ization, went to no little trouble to younger generation the opportunity of] ‘Winning or losing, Dallas, Tox., Byven though the team ended in the| from Martin Murphy, at the Astor for Ser tacwaitmen|mrtoras-cvwee™|| SWEATER, DRESS OR COAT - U teams usually run games of from ‘4 JUDGE LANDIS WILL GOLF. President of the American League,| dictator of baseball, who is at the right across the border, last winter,|on the golf links, The baseball writers | contains directions so simple any |Dyes—no other kind—then perfect @ans, who are fans, soon become as] about the series he parried deftly. He|never dyed before, she can put a|you wish to dye is wool or silk, or WHEN UMPIRES TURN PALE. several challenges to the scribes, offer. ‘sweaters, coverings. draperies, hang-| spot. fade, or run. lates Samuel E. Winslow jr., ¢ (Yellow box) intense as the innings went by with- out score. At the end of the game in their eyes, One man made a hit, another sacrificed him to second and g out 4 a , va boy in the early days in Chicago, and | for presentation about Dec, 1, through| ‘When the President promised ft,” | = ‘ By Roger Batchelder. ‘The one umpire, proprietor of @] who knows as many old-timers as any | Secretary Hoover. he continued, “he had been a Senator ¢ pectantly. The batter rolled a slow] day with the st f how he rescued} ange planning of public, work to per-|have known, the condition of the ‘Treas western Texas, on the Mexican bor-| o). ‘toward third, which the third) distressed damsel in Buffalo, Sha | mit the construction during depresstons|ury. If he promised It without know- @er, there are as many baseball fans phy rome a = A. ot : hich have trade organizations, co-op-|wae unjustified. Reasonably careful making for home the third baseman.|and having come from Canada, she| trate through those agencies to prevent] moderately honest men promise only . Schmidt, President of the First Meutee th the late by & m nl 7 runner was beaten to the plate by ten| at the ticket office, which was refused. | poom years. [Ipeakers est! tainty can be done. National Bank of Hagle Pass, Tex. 7+ however. Ho picked himself up,| Then came tears, and the insistence | loss tn the recent industrial “The President needed votes when he and plans to attend the World’s Se-| joined by the catcher, The rest of] next in line, changed the bill into ae fore Election Day in 1920. But the mak- ries. “Our business men have come| the team started in and the spectators s currency, and saved the CAPT. @. W. FOWLER. LO ee ee Re Claniincn aiie aoe George Washington Fowler, elghty | a. to permit the payment of the bonus” gfewn-up boys,"’ he went on, ‘“‘and| “ ‘How was it? they all shouted years old, for forty-six years a pilot on @mring the baseball season, if busi-| ‘‘Didn't you hear me call him Ing between New York and Jersey City, out the business until the ninth in-| ‘That evening I saw the umpire and dled yesterday at the home of his son, ming is over. asked him how he could make such a ps, at Linden, N, J. Capt. Powler game, we of the Eagle Pass Athletic| want to be honest, but I have a wife born in Westchester, Association, a business men's organ-|and three children.’ the Athletics to train at Eagle Paes last winter. That, gave cur] ANOTHER LIVELY BALL TOWN. ’ Seeing professional baseball and get-|has the best attendance record of any Se cos creranaee,|@ncconeess vel | DYE FADED CURTAINS, SKIRT pit, they were all good sports; welthe series, with his wife. “It 1. the ’ thought so much of Connie Mack that/ pest baseball town in the South, aad “We are working up some g00d 10-| none of the fans seemed to care.” @e1 talent in our section, and our town . te ¢ ten to fifteen innings, with a final “ ” score of about 3 to 2, Ban Johnson,| Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis, made a speech in the interest of base-| Commodore waiting for the series to ball at a banquet in Piedras Negras, , is doing his best to start trouble) Pach package of “Diamond Dyes” |ings, everything! Buy Diamond ‘iad gave a monument to the Mexieans| flocked to the Judge's apartment yes-| woman can dye or tint her old worn,|home dyeing is guaranteed. Just tell to encourage the game. The Mexi-|terday, and when they asked him| faded things new. Even if she has|your druggist whether the material enthusiastic as the Americans." switched the talk to golf, which he] rich, fadeless color into shabby skirts, | whether it is linen, cotton, or mixed * 6 6 plays whenever possible, and gave out} dresses, waists, coats, stockings,| goods. Diamond Dyes never streak, “Some time ago I went to a game im a small New England town,” re- in New York for the series from Wor- * ° Gables, Mabe, ‘"Two'rival high sobieots We gladly send to any Simply mail the coupon, SPEARMINT were playing for the championship, h . (Green box) — ome that asks, a 10-Day Do this now, for your sake TUTTLFRUTTI 1) (Pink box) Tube of Pepsodent and your family’s sake ‘10 for 5c American Chicle Co. for final decision long] SOUTHAMPTON, Wngland, Oot. 4. The stoamer Mauretania arrived here at 6.80 o'clock this evening twenty-four hours late, The delay was caused by na wane, Gat propeller, Her «peed was reduced to ‘The liner's sailing for New York, ‘0 strikes, two out Gee Babe, a clout Say, ain’t this life the candy! A swat—oh zowie! A run—oh, wowie! Then Chiclets— fine and candy coated chewing gum Seamless Axminster Rags Yesterday ! Today 49 in 50 suffered tooth troubles. Dingy Pretty teeth are seen everywhere. teeth were almost universal Millions are fighting film This was the situation which has existed for 5 Now millions of people have adopted that new teeth ‘Tooth troubles were constantly increasing, despite all Senay messed. The results are seen everywhere, care. Very few escaped them. Beautiful teeth were Look it you at the glistening teeth. seen less often than today. So it is atmost the world over. Careful people of The reason lay in film on teeth—the cause of most some fifty nations have discarded old ways for the new. tooth troubles. No ordinary tooth paste can effectively And largely by dental advice. combat it. So the tooth brush left much film intact, to night and day threaten serious damage. ? Other new effects , : Pepsodent also brings other effects which research How film ruins teeth proved essential. It multiplies the starch digestant in Film is that viscous coat you feel. It clings to teeth, the saliva. That is there to digest starch deposits on between the teeth and stays. Food stains, etc., teeth which may otherwise ferment and form acids, SOLD ONLY AT 1372 Broadway, at 37th Street 12 Park Place, Woolworth Bidg. SSS SALTS FINE FOR lor it. Then it forms dingy coats. Tartar is based It multiplies the alkalinity of the saliva. That is there ‘ iy on film. ' to neutr: mouth acids, the cause of tooth decay. Yj Film also holds food substance which ferments and It was found that old tooth pastes, based on soap and | That was one forms acids. It holds the acids in contact with the teeth chalk, brought just opposite effect: {to cause decay. Germs breed by millions in it. They, reason why they proved so ineffective. _ SLUGGISH KIDNEYS SS Says that Eating too much meat ar —bevgprsl pid elherpiona tet — pyle oatinetant polishes the teeth so film less easily any \alacihiggnenaie were constantly attacked by that film. soit east wits weary use, multiplies these ‘natural Serving Table ihe bol einai and Dental Sage: So Selita ee nee : headaches, zoumalic s twingts, torpld harmful scouring. ) ae te test. Send the coupon pas 2 10-Das T Tube. all of bladder disorders. Many careful tests proved these methods efficient. Note how clean the teeth feel after using. Mark the steeply saunt keep your kidneys ‘Authoritiés endorsed them. Then leading dentists absence of the viscous film. See how teeth whiten as , and the moment you feel mye hy or pain in the kidney re- everywhere began to urge their use. the film-coats disappear. mn, get about four ounces of Jad A new- tooth paste was created, based on mod- That test will be a revelation to you. The results will Ta its from any good drug store here, ern now spe In Ave creat ways it Nie: effects amaze and delight, Then you al baa that you and ) | ful mp Mad which old ways did not bring. Then these two film yours ean protect the teeth in better ways than now. combatants were embodied in it. The name of that it out the coupon so you won't forget. tooth paste is Pepsodent. SS WS=—= id | \- efih ithin, aed ie Noreafess to waged kidn d Cys ye Be ers PAT. OFF, novia! © the acid so it no eT Ss a ern Jad Salts is harmless; inexpensive; 10-Day Tube Free THE PEPSODENT COMPANY, Dept. F-42, 1104 8, Wabash Ave., Chicago, Ill. Mail 10-Day Tube of Pepsodent to four pieces, as illustrated ue To! v aT makes & delichitel effervescent lithia REG.U.S. . 2 AVE. Ree eis bene The New-Day Dentifrice 84 STREET 8 clean. wah sebeeews joeat druggist says A new-type tooth paste, made to secure five new effects, based on sells lots of lee in tying te conect ianer modern research, Now advised by leading dentists the world over. trouble while it is only trouble— All druggists supply the large tubes, All Stores von | Comfort Touched a aoe if en Monda With Beauty. Bereidsy a Se homely a virtue as Evenings : no comfort is | co Do Not Confuse Our Stores With Others of Similar Name 8 10-Pc. American Walnut or Mahogany Dining Room Suit In period design, consisting of Buffet, China Closet, enclosed $ 5 Ack ahlene dhapa Extension Vabla) ton piossn 269: as illustrated; Chaira to match... .......0:s5eseeeeee hn i M Consisting of Dresser, Bow-End Full Size Bed, Vanity Toilet Table, Chifforobe; $] 89-50 Do Not Confuse Our ices than flsewhere aAlwayss The Power of Big Buying |} Did you ever stop to think that in buying for three immense stores we are in a positior to demand special consideration from manu facturers, which in turn we pass on to our cus- tomers in the form of low prices? This: tre mendous power is reflected also in the variety of our stock, the high standards of quality, and the service of our whole organization, which invites tasteful and economical home fur- nishing. Credit—generously, if desired on 4-Piece Queen Anne American Walnut Bedroom Suite Stores With Others of Similar Name DOWN TOWN STORE Gt AVE.Corner 15 STREET 471602 STREET onx Store Open Monday and Saturday Evenings.