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Evening journal., 1922-02-13
MdlUinter Third Parties
CFrom the New York Tribune).

The almanacs do not commit
themselves as to the best time for
organizing third parties. Mid-win
ter. nearing midway between Presi-
Dental elections. seems to be about
the most favorable occasion FOR rails
ing a new standard to which the
transients and non-rock- -bottomed Of
other parties may repair. Political
attachments sit somewhat lightly at
this season and there Is little friction
over the honors Of leadership. So IL
is not not surprising to learn that a
Labor and Farmer conference is to
be held in Chicago on February 20
for the purpose OF setting up a new
third party.
A Farmer-Labor party was organ
lied in Chicago in the summer of
1929. But heated political cam
paign was on then and many OF the
elements which figured in the initial
stages.of organization were left out
side the breastwOrks before the
Presidential ticket was named. Mr..
Christensen was made the Presiden-
tiai nominee. and electors pledged to
him received 265. Az votes in TWEEN
ty-one OF the forty-eight states. At
that. the third party of 1920 did bet
ter than the older Prohibition and
socialist-Labor parties. Debts, the
Socialist candidate. ran third Chris
tensen was fourth.
There was no drawing power In
1899 in a Farmer-Labor combina.
ton. Is there any to-day? The
economic interests Of the farmer
clash with those Of the labor unions
which will be most strongly repre-
sented at Chicago. The farme
Evening journal., 1922-02-13
WORK INSTEAD or RoNI-s

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: The correct solution of the
bonus problem, in my judgment. is
to give every ex-service man a lob
suited 70 his ability and infrmities.
for life II necessary. We have
enough governmental activities to
warrant the employment Of every
deserving soldier. without regard for
the civil service red tape" or politi-
cal considerations. Volunteers
should have the preference, but
drafted men should have some-
thing.
gave Uncle Sam three years OF
my life for a monthly stipend OF s13
and s14. Aside from a slight ocular
defect acquired in target pratice. I
escaped without injury. I make no
claim for bonus or pension. am
writing solely in the interest OF JUS
tice to every man who sacrificed
himself for worldwide humanity.
WILLIS r. PERRY.
New York, Feb. z. 1922.
New York Tribune.
Evening journal., 1922-02-13

The English pound Is headed to
par in the exchanges of the world,
and the reason it is headed for par is
that the British nation has now
buckled down to the solid business
OF doing the things that will again
make London a free gold market, as
1t automatically will when a rate of
about $3.50 is reached for the pound.
The British Government is not in
creasing taxes; it is reducing taxes.
1t is not spending more; it is spend
ing less. II is not piling up the
national debt; it is paying it off.
The British people are cutting
down their relative imports. such
imports being a charge account
abroad. They are increasing their
relative exports. Which call for pay
ments from abroad. They are in
creasing their relative national IN
come from shipping charges to for
eigners. And they are beginning to
make collections on the goods they
sold abroad on long time credit, as
soon as the war closed, to nations
and people who at that time had not
a cent in cash to pay for them.
Great Britain, in short, is doing
now, and has been doing for months,
what an individual does TO strength
en- his credit and improve his gem
eral condition when he has been Sc
verely pressed-keeping outgo with
in income, discharging debts. reduc-
ing interest, expanding working cap
ital and with these bettered re-
sources doing more business.
In the last year the British Gov
ernment cut its expenses enough to
tighten its deadweight debt load up
ward of n hillinn and a nmarfnr Of
Evening journal., 1922-02-13
Our Poets Corner
For Verses Written. Specially for
The Evening Journal.
Over the Hill
BY c. NJ. SOUTH.

The way was long and dreary,
But determinedly she strobe;
A poor neglected mother,
Along the country road.
Her steps were quite unsteady =
But falter she would not
Although her children all had homes
Their mother was quite forgot
BY all, except the black sheep,
Whom mother dotted upon.
And he It was that saved her.
This one OF the flock was John.
Back from that dreary poor house
That stands way "Over the Hill"
Back to her old home he brought
her.
Where I trust they are living still.
Evening journal., 1922-02-13
Thug ATTACKS
chester MAN
Victim Puts Up Stiff Fight
Before Being Injured;
Suspect Caught
DRUGGIST FINDS
HIM IN BEDROOM

CHESTER, Pa, Feb. 1s-After
surprising'a burglar in the bedroom
Of his home early yesterday morn
ing Benjamin segerman. a drug
gist, OF 1901 Potter street was so
badly beaten by the intruder. with
Ian iron pipe in the terrific struggle
that ensued, that he was removed
unconscious to the Chester Hosnital-
Fourteen stitches were required to
close the wound in his head.
Members of the Good win Fire
Company heard Mrs. Segerman,s
screams and arrived shortly aftar
the burglar had fed. An hour latar
a suspect, who said he was Lincoln
brlsen, OF Media, was arrested at
Leiper' Flats, on the Chester nike.
In house where he was playing
poker. He was identified as the
druggists assaiiant and was held
without bail by Magistrate Elliott
for hearing when Segerman will
be able to testify.
Mrs. Segerman, the mother of
four-weeks old baby, was awakened
at 4-SO a. m. by a noise in the bed
room. She saw strange man
carrying a valuable fur coat which
her husband had given her last week
as birthday present.
Mrs. Segerman aroused her hus-
band. who leaped for the burglar
and downed him. In the scufie that
Followed lamps and furniture were
overturned and the bedroom was
wrecked. As the two men were
ABOUT TO plunge down a stairway
the burglar broke the druggists
hold and ran down the stairs. seger-
man pursued him and the burglar
then drew the iron pipe and knock
ed the druggist unconscious.
The arrest OF Brinsen resulted
from information furnished by wal
ter Farnan, who said he was coming
to Chester from Media early vester-
day morning. when Brinsen stopped
his automobile and threatened him
unless he would take him to Ches-
ter. Farnan positively identified
the suspect, and later in the Ches-
ter Hospital the Identification was
completed by Segerman.
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MONEY GOES TO BULGARs.

DENVER. Col Omitted Press) ~
Seventy dollars in America in the
year 1922 doesn't represent such a
lot OF money. Not that anyone
would turn down such a gift, but
the same amount, translated into
Bulgarian cash is sufficient 10 keep
family OF three from municipal
charity for some time at least.
Dimitre Nichoff died here in
August, 1917. His estate consisted
OF $40 cash and $3.50 in notes Be
cause his heirs could not be located
the estate was turned over to the
state treasury. Recently Nichoff's
in Bulgaria. according to word from
the Bulgarian consul in New York
City. They are in destitute circum-
stances. the consul's Office learned
SO the State has agreed to refund
the estate to the widow and children.
Evening journal., 1922-02-13

Il is with pleasure that acknowledge the receipt OF
the November and January copies Of the Community
News mimeograph periodical that is published every
little while" by the Community Cyics Glasses OF the VIII
mingon High school An the work is stenciled first by
typewriter and then worked of on the mimeogrsph
That mimeograph stencil work also applies to the orig
nal and highly creditable drawings by students which
Illustrate The cover and illuminate the pages. The faculty
advisors Henry : Africa, Miss Kgore, Miss Donovan
and Miss Hesh The work done by the students in dis
cussng under faculty direction, really serious public
questions is Ing Of unstined praise.
Evening journal., 1922-02-13
GLAD WE ARE NOT BELGIANs.

WASHINGTON Omitted Press). -
The American people. shouldering
the burden OF heavy cost of living
can get some consolation in perusai
Of an official report received by the
Department of Commerce from
Commercial Attache Cross at Brus-
sells, stating that the Belgian Min
istry of Labor and Industry had
announced the cost OF living index
OF that country stood at sS7 as
compared with 100 for 1914.
Evening journal., 1922-02-13
The English Pound
N01U Headed For Par
(From the New York Herald)

dollars. Sir Eric Geddes reported
in the House OF Commons YESTERDAYS
additional economies to the extent
OF some 1850, 100000 a year that can
be adopted, irrespective OF the enor-
nous savings that will come from
the scrapping of capital ships and
from other war savings achieved
at the Washington Conference. An
economy recommendation by a Gov
ernment committee to the Commons
can be counted on to go through, be-
cause, under the British political
system, the Government in such an
instance is merely reporting to itself
on what the Government wants itself
to do and will do.
And money saved out Of British
taxes. British spendings and British
income goes into the national pool
for international trade, banking and
development. Great Britain. the
clearing house for the Old World
and part OF the New World. will
soon have a balance OF gold flowing
to London on settlements.
But Englishmen, with their nat
ural economic sense and their long
and wide trade experience, never get
gold merely to have it and to keep a.
They get IL to put out. like coal OF
steel or hardware, in world trade. to
use in enabling other countries tha
lack gold to have enough Of il to
finance the business they do, espe-
cially the business they do with the
United Kingdom of Great Britain, its
colonies, dependencies and allies.
That is the meaning Of the London
free gold market, as sure to resume
its worldwide activities before long
as the British pound is to regain its
parity.
Evening journal., 1922-02-13

wants cheaper railroad service and
cheaper costs for manufactured
goods. There is a wide spread be-
tween the selling value of his pro-
ducts and the not yet debated selling
value OF products which he has to
buy. How can these dislocations OF
Interest be harmonized?
Much third party talk nowadays
Is based on the success OF the farm
bloc in Congress. But this bloc Is
bipartisan. II operates within the
lines Of the two existing parties. not
outside them. II can achieve its
purposes much better as two-party
association than IS an integrated
third party.
Politically speaking. there is no
satisfactory bond OF union between
the farmers Of The West and the
farmers OF the South. They do not
speak the same political language.
The South y Democratic. The party
label comes first. Political and eco
nomic doctrines come .econd. The
West is anti-Democ- -atic by instinct
and tradition. Neither wing could
feel at home in a joint third party
household. The free silver coinage
alliance OF 1896 was artificial and
temporary. A Southern Western
agrarian alliance now would be
equally artificial and temporary.
The American people are extreme
ly conservative in their party align
ments. Established major parties
are hard to kill off. For that rea-
son the party status quo is not likely
TO be endangered by anything that
happens at Chicago's midwinter third
party gathering.
Evening journal., 1922-02-13
"soUIRT GUM MANIAC.

PARIS Omitted Press).-A special
squad OF police were assigned to run
down an acid squirt gun" maniac
who has terrorized the downtown
shopping district. More than three
hundred women have been attacked
by the maniac, whose method
Of attack is injecting hydrochloric
acid upon the clothing and rich furs
OF women in the crowded down
town streets. Many thousands OF
dollars worth OF clothing has been
ruined and in several cases the acid
has burned the flesh OF the victims.
Evening journal., 1922-02-13
Much Rheumatism
Local Druggists No Cure. No-Pay Offer
Attracts Many Sufferers.

BE fair to yourself, you sufferer from
rheumatism. no matter what form Get
from your druggist a package OF Rheu-
ma, the guaranteed prescrip ption. Use
the entire bottle, and II you don't think
Il has given you quick and sure relief
say so, and you can have your money
back.
Isn't that fair offer? Can YOU see
any deceit about it2 What chance do
you take? Absolutely none.
Then get a bottle OF Rheuma today.
It's a reputable physicians prescrip-
tion altogether different from remedies
usually prescribed. free from narcotics.
and perfectly harmless.
Rheuma acts on the kidneys and
helps to force the uric acid from the
swollen joints and other lodging places
IL plcasee you in a day; il makes vou
hopeful and happy in a week II has
released from bondage rheumatic suf-
ferers who thought nothing would give
relief. IL should do as much for you-it
seldom fails. Eckerd's and Danforth's
Drug Stores viii supply you and guar
antee money back II not satisfied
Evening journal., 1922-02-13
GIRLSl LEMONS
WHITEN ROUGH
CHAPPED HANDS

Squeeze the juice OF two lemons
into bottle containing three
ounces OF Orchard White. which any
drug store will supply for few
cents. shake well, and you have a
quarter-pint Of harmless and delight
ful lemon-bleach lotion 10 soften and
whiten red. rough or chapped hands.
This homemade lemon lotion is far
superior to glycerin and rose water
to smoother the skin. Famous
stage beauties use il to bleach and
bring that soft, clear rosy-white
complexion, because il doesn't irri-
tate.
Evening journal., 1922-02-13
ATHOIJGHT
FOR TO-DAY

Wherefore. o king Agrippa.
was not disObcdicnt until the
heavenly vision.--Acts es:is.
The more readily We admit
the possibility OF our own cher
ished convictions being mixed
with error, the more vital ard
helpful whatever Is right in
them will become; and no error
is so conclusively fatal as the
idea that God will not allow us
to err, though he has allowed
other men 10 do so.--John Rus
kin.
Evening journal., 1922-02-13
LINCOLN.

MYTH malice toward none, with charity for all,
w with nrmness in the right, God gives ms TO
the right LET finish the work we are into bind
up the natbns wounds; TO for him who shall
have borne the battle and for his widow and his
phans 10 do all which may achieve and cherish just
and lasting peace among ourselves and with all ma
tions.-From the Second Inaugural Address.
Evening journal., 1922-02-13

dispositions OF the children and their application and
ambition have been highly commendahe.
The people Of Off State cannot fail to appreciate the
public the patriotic and the humane spirit which has
underan the praseworhy work OF the Delaware Section
Evening journal., 1922-02-13
ToGain Weight

\. B. Danforth guarantees Bitro- Phos.
phate 10 rebuild shattered nerve to re
place weakness with strength to adj
body weight TO thin folks and rekindle
ambition In tired-out people.
Evening journal., 1922-02-13

Walker, Of the Dorr Company. will
give an illustrated lecture on "The
General Principle OF Continuous
Reaction and Counter Current
Washing"
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ToDA PRHNDA DE vEsrrR
coMRLnFAsrxxn HUEvA

Chaansiai De hnen Khaki. salapa voltsa.
O. tres holailiaa cen tepa dobie coatura.
Eautaioneai a. huea Khaki. con tiriliaa
parA cinfnFtn. boiaiilos grundea.
Calaina; Marul1ca anA teia Khaki eon
aas boisillos. con puAos dobisdos dobls
eoa4ura.
oorrai Do Khaki hisn fusEle bieera du-
Eadora. tnda refoFFada.
Cintuftn. De IL mlsma elase que ae usa
- Il kitrciio. pr io tanto iavable. Aius-
- SECURE.
n rnrtldo ssM heeho De tels Khaki. de
mafAvlilosa dnrAbiliaAd. Tiene osfilo de ro-
- heHha . mmno por expertoa gAstFos.
Nampaalnna. hombres aa garalea. comerciAn-
tea. iariineFoa. materistaa excuraionistnn.
eaHadores. pescadereas eneusntran este ma-
Faxiiloao auFiido DE- eineo pieras como IL
meier opoftnnidsd para ahoFrar dinero via
q hasia abo4a So garantfna u aattsfacei6n
J. deFolveFtmea 81 atneEo q No sstA aatia-
aecao. No euVio dtnoFo. parno en- u odci-
nn de CorFeos Sass y VI FRANQUEO A
Ia LLE0AnA DEL PEDfDO. Envfe an Pc
alae hey. Esia SECURE "a enpecinemF laa
mediaas de elntura pseho. asi como 81 de-
II rMmisa , Earra.
INTERNATIONAL coAaf DEPT. W ~
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Naci6 Ricardo Wagner en- Leipsick
Ell % de mayo de 1918. Apenas transcu
rridos diez meses enviudo su madre, y
contrajo, POGO despues, segundas nup-
cias con el -autor y pintor Luis Geysc
FL nifio Wagner estaba destinado por
su padrasto a estudiar la pintura; mas,
artes de cumplir siete aflos de edad,
falleci6 Geyer, dejandole hu6rfano por
segunda vez. Este suceso cambi6 la di-
reccion de la educacion del nifio. Des-
pues de haber tornado algunas leccio-
nes de piano, que interrumpio de re-
pente, por no .ograr adaptarse a la en-
senanza de su professor, apasion6se
Wagner por la poesia y Sc puso es-
cribir una novela Una sinfonia de Bee
thoven que oy6 en- I'M concerto, modif-
co Ell curse de sus ideas y desde aQuel
momento jur6 que seria m1sico.
Su primer ensayo fue una overtura,
ejecutada en- Leipsick. POGO despu5s
escribi6, a la edad de iiez v nueve afios.
una sinfonfa que obtuvo regular 6xito,
pero le di6 a comprender, por los labo-
riosos esfuerzos que le costara, la ne
cesidad de resignarse al estudio, des-
(COntinua en- la "a. pag.)
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TOME

q Ehriv df Leorafei. q gran remedio pa.
- u sangfc. Este aumeniari 50 sangre.
aiimeulara } Tegularixari los organos df-
eettiHos DeyutlEe 81 color al ancmco.
hbeFlad Il reumaiico "a vida vigor al
sislcnia utrtiotn 50 poder cn casos De
decaimieuio y dcbllidad es soFprendenie.
ferexa. enertacion y falta &c ytalidad son
iamoicn indiesciones Dc que 50 sanRre ne.
eefifa un frmedlo clcas sigorisador No
piefda iicmp1. taya innediaiamente a IA
droGuefia mas cefeana ottcnga una b0-
ftlla del EhFiF dr LroHasdi fira Ia San-
Rrf. lourlO una yex se convenccri.
heeomendado por miles de pcrsonas Que
han Sido euradas * envenamicnio De "a
1anEfe. Ffnnaiismo. gotta. ulccras, escr6-
tulas. inrlores. dehiiidad nertiosa y otras
fnlermcdadst I'd qnedara satisiecho de
iol fesul.ados despues &c habes tomado Ia
primefa boteila.
niuR Dg troNARDi PARA IA sAMcRE
De tesa rn fadss "a 6ro,uer,.s
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PoR Ell CAPTAIN VICTOR
BEvERIDGE

Es muy interesante saber Ell ndme-
10 de AUTOMOBILES que hay en- todo Ell
mundo Segin los iiltimos informes re-
cibidos asciende a $12,649,793 de co
ches en- uso. De este enorme total, los
Estados Jnidos proceden a la cabeza
con 1O,505, $50. La Gran Brstafa viene
luego con 497, 582. Canada es Ell ter
Ger pals con 46S, ,44s, mientras que Fran
cia tiene como la mitad de Canada, o
2S6,146. Doy Ahora una hsta de los
principaIes pasSes con su corrsspon-
dia1ta niirnern de antom6vi,es:
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Hay una cantera muy famosa en- el
puehlecillo de Summit, cerca de Chi
cagO. Hace va amos que no sscan pie
dras de esta cantera, habiendo que
eado en- estado de abandono, un enor
me hoyo como de 100 pies de hondo,
lieno &c aqua sucia. Pero debajo de
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JCuanto tempo Sc neceSita para
aprender guiar un automovil? Esta
pregunta me fu6 hecha hace algunos
dias, me fue hien dificil contestarla,
todo depende 10 q. Sc quiera decir con
GUAR. Y sin embargo, 20 debo sa-
terlo perfcctamente. AL comcnzar la
guerra mundial era yo instructor en-
jefs en- el departamento de automovi-
lss del ejercitc ingl6s. en- Ell gran cam
pamento de Bulford, a las 6rdsnes dol
Coronel, entonces Mayor, Lindsay
Lloyd. Como entonces los 'chauffeurs'
Sc necesitaban con toda premura, hubo
grupos que fueron instruidos y exami
nados en- un lapse de tempo de tres
actitudes 1laturales del alumno eran
admira bles Tuve este hombre en- mi
auto durante media hora desplego
tan buena disposition para aprender,
cue 10 rscord6 en- mi reporte diario.
AGuella misma noche estaba 20 miran-
co pasar un convoy con direction al
puerto mas cercano, de donde Sc embar
caria para Francia. Al final de la 1sr
ga Inca de camiones y autos, note un
gran6e "Peerlecs'' cuyo chauffeur pa
recio vacilar un POGO al dar Ia vue.ta
en- una curva pronunciada hacia Ia IL
Quierda. = fijandome bien leconoci a
mi pupilo de Ia manana, treinta minu
tos de 5prendizaje y luego al campo
de batalla, con I'm gran canton de Gin.
co toneladas. Pero como antes die, al
principle 6e la guerra, tuvimos que ha
Ger 10 mcjor de aquello que podiamos
encontrar, Y muy agradecidos de encon
trarlo, aunque fuera malo.
A menos cue los pronosticos sean po-
complete equivocados, Ell afio entrants
sera sefals6o en- la historic automovi-
lSstica como el Aho Packard. Nunca
So han obteni6o 6xitos tan colosales
como e. que Sc ha obtenido con Ell nuc
vo Single Six. Desde ell dia en- que este
modelo Sc ofrecio al p1blico, ha lido
sanando preferencia entire los autorno
vilistas exigsntes. La demanda es ta-
grande que las fabricas han cstado
atrasadas en- sus entregas desde hace
muchos meses No contento con ell in
vento del motor Liberty Aircraft, ell
Coronel Vincent, de la compania Pac-
kard, acaba de ganar la copa del cam
psonato de botes sutomoviies, en- ST
bote chriscraft, equipado con un mo-
tor Packard, derrotando a Gar Wood,
cue durante varios amos habia sido el
osmpe6n en- esta Inca de deportes.
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CINE PUERTO RICO:

segunda function del aplaudido cuadro
dc Bufos con la graciosa comedia:
''ManicomiO Po,itico'' f'El Turno
de los Partidos" y una gran pelicula
per Viola Dana titulada "Pecado Nor
tal".
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La duraci6n de un motor su eff
ciercia Ell operaci6n, depende de una
ubricaci6n apropiada. Todo autom6vil
lista Sc interesa en- que su motor ten
ga esas dos cualidades.
Es I'm error persistir en- cue cierto
grado de aceite que .da buenos resul
tados cuando ell motor es nuevo, pro-
duzca Hiempre los mismos resultados.
Cuando ell motor y los anillos del
embolo son nuevos, Ell ajuste es muy
rronunciado un aceite delgado pro-
duce la compression necesaria; pero
despues de a,gdn TEMPO digamos 5000
nli.las de recorrido, el desgaste de las
raredss interiors; del cilindro y de
los anillos de los embolos es notable,
Y Ell aceite delgado que tan buenos re
sultados produce al principle, no ofrece
entonces I'm cierre effective, La gaso.
lima Sc gotea mas Y mas, 10 que su
yez reduce la densidad del aceite en- Ia
GAIA.
Despu6s de 5000 millas de recorrido
SO hace necesario aumentar la densidad
del aceite lubricante, a un grado me-
que haga funcionar 81 motor hasta un
recorrido de 10000 millas; como enton
cese el desgaste es mayor, debera usarse
IN aceite lubricante mas espeso adn.
Cast todo automovilista detesta ell
trabajo de limpiar la GAIA de aceite
Gel motor de vez en- cuando, mas OBJ.
servando puntualmente esta operacion,
les quedara dempstrado que es 10 mas
econoDlico al final. El aceite de la GAIA
Sc deteriora rapidamente, pues sola-
mente hay que pensar q. esta neno y
sujeto q recibir. polvo, polvo de me-
tai de las parties desgastadas, gasolina
cue sc ha goteado de los cilindros, etc..
De todas las ideas originates, "a que
r2as hilaridsd me Ia causado es una
cue viene de Jap6n. En- la TERRA de
las crisantemas, hay dos classes de per
misos para guar IN autom6vil; La pri
mera licencia Sc obttene cusndo Sc pue
de guiar hacia adelante, y la segunda
cuando Sc puede manipular de retire
oeso. Como 81 dijeramos Clase A y B.
Pero fgurense mis- lectores I'm chauf-
feur Case A cue por equivocaci6n con
dujo su sutom6vil en- un lugar donde
no deoia il; pues Sc queda ALI estacio
nado irdefnidamente 0 Sc 10 uevan a
la carcel. mo ven Uds.? Como todavia
no tiene permiso para retrocedr, no
hay otra alternative. para el.