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HERE'S ONE BIG TOTAL.

West Virginia University fresh
men played the Rowelsburg Y. M. c.
A. team at Morgantown, w. Va, Sat
urday and won by a score of 100 to 4.
Goldfish for the freshmen scored
twenty-one baskets from the floor.
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ST. IOHN,S is COMING.

St Johns College, OF Brooklyn
N. Y, IL coming here for basketball
games Thursday and Friday and
meets c. u. and Georgetown 1t will
be the last home game for the
Georgetown lads.
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WILL PLAY TONIGHT.

Peck Chapel basketers and those of
Boiling Field will play tonight In
Hitchcock Hall at st. Elizabeth's.
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CLASS TO MINNESOTA.

The University of Minnesota. at
Minneapolis, MINI. is going to spend
1856, 900 for 4 stadium
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START CAGE WORK.

Yale and Cornell baseball players
start cage work today. John Henry
and Hughie Jennings are at Ithaca
and Billy Lauder Is at Yale.
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REDLANDS LADS COMING.

Redlands University relay runners,
from Redlands, Cal, are coming East
to run-in the Penn relay carnival
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PENN PLAYS CORNELL.

Penn, leader in th9 intercollegiate
Basketball League. heets Cornell In
philadelphia Saturday night Cornell
and Yale are tied fo1 second place.
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WILL PLAY w. AND N.

Gallaudet College has scheduled a
football game with william and
Mary College, to be played In Rich
mond on the date OF October o.
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BURNS WILL SIGN.

George Burns. the Giants outneldcr.
was a boldout ono day, He now an
nounces that he will sign the papers.
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MORAN ILL IN BED.

Charles ". Moran, director OF ath-
letics at Catholic University, IL con-
fned to his bed with the "flu."
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MT. PLEASANT PLAYS

Mt. Pleasant A. c. basketers have
arranged a game with the western
Freshmen for Wednesday.
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as l saw dow nthere. Possibly that
may have something to do with the
success of the players"
, 1920-05-19
KILOGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STA o
delayed in IransmIsslOn.j

London, May 9TH. In the course of a
debate in the House of Lords yesterday
concerning conditions in Ireland, Lord
B~irkenhead, the Lord High Chancellor,
said it was intended to continue the
policy of giving the Irish Executive all
possible assistance and support, adding
that in no conceivable circumstances
would the Govt. concede the demands
of the Sim Fem, and the proposal to
invite the Sim Fem to another Irish
convention was wholly out Of contact
with any living reality, which this coun-
try would be we'll advised to realize, He
continued, We are faced by a body OF
desperate, we'll organized and ablemen,
banded together to challenge the British
might and to shrink from no means
calculated to secure what they call self
determination and independence. They
mad. he declared, declined every con-
cession and had staked their all upon
obtaining what the Empire would
never concede to them. Every sin
ole motive which led the United
States to resist the attempt at secession,
should remind the Sim Feiners that the
race which had resisted the might of the
German Empire would not yield to a sec
ton of desperate people in Ireland.
Ell Paso, Texas, May 9th.-General
Obregons forces are in compile e posses
sion Of Mexico, according to an official
statement made at Juarez late today by
the revolutionists.
Cairo. May 8th.-Bombs we're thrown
at the Minister of Public Works as he
was motoring homewards from his office
on Saturday evening. One bomb struck
the gasoline tank Of the car and slightly
, 1920-05-19

Dacn Parker died yesterday at the age of
Sc, after a long illness, dating back to
February last. Mr.. Parker, who was
educated at Oxford, was a member of the
West India Committee since 1903 and
one of the original Directors of the Dem
erara Company. Besides being associat-
ed with many other important societies,
he held the membership of the most ex-
cellent order of the British Empire. He
was one of the essential fighters for and
continual champion OF colonial sugar and
other affairs. and his personality and use
full ess will be greatly missed.
London, May 10th. An amendment to
the Home Rule Bill, offered by Mr.. AS
quith, providing one Parliament instead
of two for Ireland, was defeated in the
House of Commons this evening, after a
short debate. by a vote If 259 to IS. Mr..
Asquith's amendment provided for one
Parliament. with County option for
Ulster, for a period limited to six years,
as was proposed in 1914.
Bristol, Rhode Island, May 10th. The
first trials OF the sloop 'Resolute", a
candidate for the honour of defending
the Americas Cup this summer, were
held in N~arraganset Bay yesterday and
gave complete satisfaction, according to
the experts on board.
Washington, May 0 th.-Mexico's lat
est revolution, after getting under way
with a remarkable absence of fighting,
has apparently not been without the usu-
al tropical season of blood letting, as
from behind the veil which ObScures the
events of the last few days are beginning
to trick e stories OF wholesale political
executions and counter-attacks. Presi-
dent Karranza is variously reported as
captured, in flight, or in hiding. Candida
Aguilal, his s~On-in-laW and the Minister
Tor Foreign Affairs were executed, with
the Commander of the Garrison of Mex
co City, after a wholesale slaughter of
political prisoners, including fifteen min
erals. The 1000 forces OF the revolu-
ton are in control of the capital aud most
of the metropolitan cities while Ameri-
can WarshipS and marines continue 10
move into strategic positions these being
the foremost features Of tcday5 news
\ LII kinds of artificial floral de-
Assigns for funerals and weddings;
such as wreathS and bouquets, can
be had on short notice from C. A.
GENROW, Floral Artist, who lives
upstairs of the old Armstrong place
in Queens Street.
, 1920-05-19

escaped unhurt. A university student
standing neal the scene was mortally
wounded and died this morning. Other
students were slightly wounded and were
placed under arrest. The student who
was mortally wounded was supposed to
be concerned in the plot, but he declared
he was innocent.
London, May l0th.-Queen Alexandra,
it is learned, is Frustrated with ~infiuen-
"a, which has swept through her house.
hold. She has been confined to bed for
several DAYS. but her condition is not
regarded ~as-coPrious. o There is some
anxiety howel9r. on aQtount of her ad-
vanced age.
Paris, May 10th.-SeveD German Yep
pelins have been seen going east over
Warsaw, according to newspaper reports
from the Polish capital. They are be-
lieved to be going to Russia from Germany
with military instructions.
London, May 10Th. The death is an
nounced of the RI. Rev. Handlev Carr
Glyn Moule, Bishop of Durham.
Washington. May 10th. With Mexico
City, Vera Cruz and Tampico in the
hands of the revolutionists, American
%destroyers were en- route today to Mexi-
can waters to await eventualities and
afford protection to American lines in the
Mexican Gulf ports. Tampico, the i'm
portant oil town on the Gulf of Mexico,
%capitulated to the forces of General
O'Bregon yesterday without serious dis
orders. Presieloqt CarroeGa cannot be
found. re
Toronto, May 10th. The greatest Jew
ish demonstration that has ever taken
place in this city, was staged in an i'm
mense parade through the streets yester-
day afternoon, and a meeting last night
in Massey Hall, which was attended by
about three thousand five hundred per-
sons. The demonstration was meant as
an expression of gratitude to Great Bri-
tain for the decision of the San Reno
conference to restore Palestine to the
Jews. In the parade were about thirty
thousand Jews.
Ottawa, May 10th. Before the end of
this month eight more vessels will have
been added to the Canadian Govt's. ma
rine, increasing the number Of ships
built and delivered to thirty-four. Before
the end of the fiscal year it is expected
that the Marine Depts. Ship Building
programme will be practically complete,
as eight of the vessels contracted for will
then be delivered and the remaining 80
will be we'll on the way towards compile
tiOn
, 1920-05-19

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dents nor does he necessarily endorse them.
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foe~t,~ssa from Preceding Psss,

(oomtimssd from Preceding PessI
Jim gave an emphatic nod Of the
head by way Of undermining An
thongs extraordinary success.
Thsreupon he adroitly directed the
conversation into other profitable
channels. And despite Charles
urging that jim come 70 have ain
nsr with him ct the Prairie House
and spend Q sociahle evening. JIM
went home early that afternoon 10
talk things over with Mrs. Jim. the
letter, reinforced by the report OF
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= love Wilma. Aad whose best
siri are your"
Il am Anthony's best girl"
And they laughed like q pair Of
children.
Wilma was the winner again. now
and always.
An illustration out Of an old his
tory book suddenly flashed before
his minds eye. Two .combatants
were standing In an arena In an
Client Rome. One was armed with
Q small weapon and the other with
q huge reta or net. The possessor
OF the net aimed to enmesh and
entangle the other and then TO dis
patch him at his leisure. In that
age this was considered fair tight.
ing. but to Anthony's mind II had
always seemed that the tbrower Of
the net possessed every advantage.
He suddenly saw Wilma as the COM
blatant with the net and as the ire
sistible victor. Her arms were
about him and the warmth and the
weight OF her were throbbing
against him.
what are you thinking about,
dearf" she whispered.
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= Wa tAiAkiAs h0x Ss&ztlfG yS4
are" he replied. And Rome and
(Continaed on Merit Page).
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Make This Test
Watch how your teeth respond

Millions of germs breed m M'
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Five Much Desired Effects

One ingredient of Pepsodent is
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It also multiplies the alkalinity
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Pepsodent combines the best
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fevssisA sAysty. Ne had received
and cashed his draft from home and
his impulse was TO take her TO dine
at sherry's. But he suddenly felt
that sherry's was . shade too sober
and conventional to suit his mood.
Moreover, he had no wish TO 30
through the process OF dressing.
He was craving an atmosphere with
q little more noise and movement.
They went to the French restau-
rant where they were familiar pa
irons and where the owner himself
paused at their table to greet them
and TO exchange compliments.
They drank sparkling wine. An
thony was with Wilma and he was
happy. But in the fitful gusts Of Q
deeper consciousness he was aware
that the world was against him for
being thus happy. and then he
threw himself into the table gayety
with even more bravado.
When they came home and Wilma
had taken on her hat Anthony sat
down on the arm OF the easy chair
into which she had sunk In relax&
tion. put an arm about her shoul.
ders and asked her softly, ten!
DERBY:
wilma. dearest, when are you
going to marry mer
MARRY YOU" she repeated vague
". speculatively, with half-closed
Ieyelids. "but what Is the hurry-are
we not happy?"
"Yes, of course-wonderfully hap
py. But We cant 80 on forever
like this"
Forever is---a long word. But I
don't see why not. Could the words
OF a priest make us any happier?"
mo, Of course not. but
"Oh, you're q droll boy" she
broke in with q laugh. "You have
much to learn. You think once you
marry you will live happy ever af
tor, like a story-book. But life IL
not like that. You must take your
happiness when you find 1t. And
you're lucky to find IL. You will
know that some day. my dear. But
you Americans all go by story
books"
A somewhat hard, world-weary
look came into her face. She
stretched her arms upward and
jumped from her chair.
"Oh," she said, as IL driving q
flock OF unwelcome thoughts away
from her, "let us talk of something
else. / am not In the mood for
serious conversation tonight"
Then, noting his crestfallen air, she
added quickly:
you're sweet boy. You've been
very jolly tonight. You've made
me very happy. Well settle all
these serious things some day
soon," and she took his chin in her
hand and kissed him on the lips.
But now 1t is late, my dear, is It
pot-for good people like us?" And
she laughed. Anthony laughed,
too. He had evidently not selected
the right moment.
Nov tell me whom you lover"
she demanded archly in a little
playful ritual they had.
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Turmoil In ireland

viii exist one hundred years from
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CHAPTER XII.
ysaleasy.

SSys
-EPID lovers may congratu-
late themselves that love has
l. never spoilt their digestion.
but those who have been battered
and buffeted by the gales OF pas
sion look upon the others a. marin
ers of the storm.tossed oceans re-
gard the easy pilots Of inland
waters.
Anthony experienced his gales
and his buffetings. Once It was
the occasion of Q letter. He saw
an open letter lying on vilms's
table in the German caligraphy and
his eye caught the superscription
"Liebling." Like the fluid in Q
Thermometer his spirits suddenly
began to sink and fall to Incredible
depths. That It was q mans letter
he was certain. And though in
voluntarily fascinated, he abruptly
moved as far as possible away from
II. But Wilma, who was engaged In
the trifiing occupation of running
q ribbon through q garment. noted
the Change and intuitively realized
the situation. She bit her lip with
vexation> at her own carelessness
and began chatting rapidly. There
was no response from Anthony and
soon, inevitably. the cloud was pre-
cipitated in storm. Anthony came
toward her. In q tortured voice he
said:
II am going now"
"Why-what is the matter?" she
asked in feigned surprise.
'''Because-I'd better CO." he in
sisted. whats the use?" His
heart was like q wound.
Her face darkened and her al
mond eyes cleaned with angry
points Of light. Even in his temper
be could not help noting how beau
tiful she was with her heightened
color and the soft chiffon folds OF
her gown rising and falling with
her jheaving bosom.
very well-go them" she cried.
flashing fury at him. Il know why
you are gong.
Il couldn't help seeing" he
stammered-"a man addressing you
as Liebling."
"And how do you know it's .
man?" she Knocked.
II know" And he moved toward
the. door.
1T serves you right, monsieur
for looking at other peoples let.
ters."
mo one could have helped see
Ing" and he began to tumble with
his coat. There was silence. He
worked with lethargic fingers in an
atmosphere charged with lightning.
but finally his hand was on the
knob of the door.
IF you go now-like this" she
shot at him like q missile, you
need never come back-never!"
He turned and faced her.
"If in spite Of everything-in
spite of all the love I've lavished
upon you--in spite Of being EN-
gagged" and he uttered the word
like bitter mockery, "you-you--
yOu IcCciN0 lcttcIS 1AUIu AuOn WIZ
call you 'Liebling-''his gorge rose
and his eyes were all but blinded
with the fury Of pain within him.
He turned to the door again, with
leaden feet.
Here! You foolish boy!" VII.
mas brain was working fast. "Take
the letter and read It. A letter
frovo ,,y holfhvothnr In do,,fh
Americas private letter about
family matters--I haven't seen him
in years-but here, read it-come
here; you shall read I'll"
Anthony was aghast-speechless.
His heart was longing to believe
her. Her voice conveyed the ac-
cents of truth. How he longed to
be a fool rather than disillusioned
on the score Of Vilmai He turned
80 hav rA Nj - ,n vo1a
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The New-Day Dentifrice

A scientific film combatant
combined with two other mod
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in large tubes.
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This ten-day test has shown to
millions the way to whittier, safer
teeth. It is a free test-you
should make il. No other method
known can do what Pepsodent
does for teeth. -
To end the film
The object is to fight the film,
which dims the teeth and causes
most tooth troubles. Dental SCI
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Film is that viscous coat you
feel. It clings to teeth, enters
crevices and stays. The ordinary
tooth paste does not combat it sat
isfactorily, so brushing leaves
much of it intact :.
1t is the film-coat that discolors,
not the teeth. Film is the basis
of tartar. It holds food substance
which .ferments and forms acid.
II holds the acid in contact with
the teeth to cause decay.
The evening world., 1920-09-11
FARE REBATE PLAN
ON JERSEY TUBES
UPHELD BY STATE
Legal for Company to Charge
Six Gents, Then Refund
Cent.

TRENTON, Sept. 1.-THE regula-
ton Of the Hudson and Manhattan
Railroad Company requiring oil pas
sengers entering the tube stations in
Jersey City, Hoboken and other New
Jersey points to pay at least cents
with the privilege OF having 1 cent
refunded within half an hour, n the
trip is made entirely between points
in the State. Is upheld by the Public
Utilities Commission as mot unrea-
sonable" in ruling made to-day.
The railroad has been granted per-
to charge six-cent fare be-
tween New Jersey and Manhattan by
the Interstate Commerce Commission,
butts restricted to five-cent fare be-
tween several points in New Jersey.
Hoboken and Jersey City protested