The Washington times., 1921-11-10
Today

sWo CloCtiOnS.
Candy and the Teeth.
| War or Poorhouss.
Cooking important Art.
I@y ARTHUR BRISBANK-l
tcepyrishI 1871,
The glorious United States SEN
stc, considering a bonus for the
soldiers that got shot, gassed, or
lost their jobs, found weighty,
solemn, statesmanlike reasons for
not giving money to those sol
aiers; the nation could hot afford
-, must not increase taxpayers
burdens, must consider the future
OF our glorious country rather
tnan the needs, however great,
OF the average little soldier. The
soldier got no bonus.
Now that glorious Senate dis
cusses handing fve hundred mil
Hon dollars from the peoples
treasury to the railroads, who
didnt 60 to war, get shot, gassed,
or lose their Jobs. They stayed
here and made more money than
ever. Notice what will happen.
The Senate will discover reasons,
Statesmanlike and solemn, for
giving the railroads the Ave hun
dred millions they want and they
viii get the $500, 100000. Why?
Because railroads represent we'll
organised finance, have able
lawyers, powerful influence
everywhere. Soldiers represent
dtsof1anized effort, nobody in
particular working for them.
System and organization win in
war and in the Senate.
You notice results in New York
city's election. Four years ago
Hylan beat Mitchell by 1853, ,466.
This time Hylan beats the street
trust, trying to get an Scent
fare, by over 100000. Women
voted this time.
In Detroit the people under
stand the ballot. Latest infor-
nation received by this writer on
. train bound for California is
that Couzens was elected to 1.
Il should have been 100 to 1.
Detroit, realizing that a city of
4 million Is bigger than a street
car company, voted to turn Ger
tain street railways out Of i'm
portsnt streets.
ITO encourage the Others" as
the French say, they voted also
to build q magnificent memorial
and public hall holding 10000
In memory Of the soldiers and
voted to try municipal trolleys
without tracks. Detroit, third
city in the United States, one
that doubles in ten years, thinks
It has rights that even corpora
tions should respect.
Newspaper publishers to whom
public psychology is an impor-
tant study, are interested in that
New York election. Against
Hylan were arraysd newspapers
with names that sound important
New York World, morning and
evening; Times, Herald, Sun,
} Evening Post, Globe, Mail, all
the small fry. Two Hearst news,
papers, New York American and
Evening Journal, supported Hy-
Ian, a. at the former election,
when all other papers supported
Mitchell. The other newspapers
this time scraped up among them
some 100000 votes against more
than 100000 on the hearst side.
Hearst's Evening Journal has a
circulation of more than $4,000
daily. Its nearest evening COM
petitor has 289,000, but that
doesn't entirely explain it. Hearst
newspapers had something to say;
others had nothing to say ex-
cept, won't you please vote for
Curran and help the street car
trust tax you six cents more per
day."
The people thought not.
Dentists, candymakers, fathers.
and mothers. attention. Learn
on the authority Of DR.. Grieves.
Of Johns Hopkins, that candy
made Of pure sugar does not make
holes in the teeth. On the con-
trary, q diet with no candy will
make teeth decay.
Teeth decay when the system.
not properly fed. lacks a we'll
balanced diet to build good blood,
flesh. muscle, nerves, and bones.
Candy made Of pure sugar is an
important part Of diet, especially
for children. Nothing can take
It's place.
DR.. Grieves had made expert
ments with twelve thousand rats.
interesting to dentists. who may
write for further facts to the
doctor at Johns Hopkins, Balti-
more. Md.
BRAND, most sensible French
statesman, says Germany has war
r1ans. seven million trained mon