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Women's Silk Skirts
$3.50 to $3.50 Skirts,
$187S

$18.75
Just 20 Of our handSomest SILK
Skirts, fashioned of Kurnsi Kun
ga, FaA-ta-ai, Ao0n-Glo Crepe,
Baronet Satin, Milano Crepe Some
box and side plated models, to-
gether with straight lima styles.
Vide ' sssa. n0s saes .exs spe ans
shades as rose, orchid. mint green,
French blue. peach. navy and
$3.50 and SIS Skirt, $9.75
Novelty Sports Skirts Of Eeorg-
cite. taffeta and striped Mirette
in plated and straight l8ne effects
or with hsnstitched tiers- They
and lavender.
$16.75 and $19.75 Skirts,
80 $11.75
Just 8 beautifully made white
flannel and serge skirts In straight
line styles with inset pockets and
wide girdieA
Wonen's Wash Skirts
$12.75 Skirts, $5.25
20 Wooltex Wash Skirts Of fne
line models with large hip pockets
finished with selfscording and at
tractive pearl buttons
$3.50 and $3.50 Wash
Skirts, SIZES
Woolte1 Skirts of the dressy
French Vote with shirred yoke
and hemstitehed flosnc4s and very
fetching tucked panels.
$1O.50 Skirts, SIPS
10 Wooltex Wash Skirts in
sports styles with large pockets
: and belts, trimmed with novelty
black and white plaid Made Of
splendid quality gabardine.
Women's Riding
Accessories
$3.50 Breeches, $7.45
Just Riding Breeehes in khaki
and white twill.
$3.50 to SIS Riding Habits,
$22.85
10 Riding Habits. fashioned of
linen. in natural, oyster, white and
jasper Made with q yoked back
and flare jacket.
Women's Capes and Goats
and Wraps
SIS Capes, SLIPS
Navy Serge Ripple Capes with
large collars of gray cloth. Just
10 Of them. SO don't delay in your
purchasing.
$65 Coat, $29.S5
Just I Wooltex Top Coat Of gray
chamette in a smart E-length
style.
$125 Coat, SASS
Again but 1 Tan Tricotfne Dress
Coat, finished with large silk col
lar and effectively braided.
$69.5O Coats, 1855
Only 2 full length Wooatex Coats
Of Pekin and gray velour, lined
fully with excellent quality silk.
$50 Coat, $64.85
A short Ripple Coat Of rose col
ored Chatoyant-a coat for dress
wear.
$3.50 Cape, $26.85
A full length black serge cape
of unusually smart appearance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-19
TROOPS At BALTIMORE.
500 Men of 10th Field Artillery
Returning Here.

Five hundred members of the I'd
Battalion. 18th Field Artillery. sta
toned at Fort Myer. Va, tanned by
the sun and despatched with mud.
and several score tired and mud-cov-
cred horses drawing gun carriages
and other war equipment, have ar
rived in Baltimore on their return
march to this city.
Since June the battalion has been
stationed at Camp Dix, N. J., instruct
ing cadets of the West Point Mill
tarytary Academy in artillery tactics
It stopped in Baltimore to aid in
the recruiting campaign. Today the
battalion paraded on the principal
streets of the Monumental city and
was reviewed at the city nall by the
MAYOR and other municipal officials
The forty-mile march to this city
will be resumed tomorrow afternoon,
and it is expected that the battalion
will reach Fort Myer Saturday even
ing. Mai. Beverly F. Browne is in
command of the battalion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-19

$3.50 Coat, $31.85
with plated panel At the back and
narrow belt
$40 Cape, $28.85
A fun length Cape Of fne gray
Jersey-complete with large cape
$3e.75 Coat, $12.85
A. brown Suede Cloth Sports
Coat in trim belted style:
SIS Coats, $58.45
Two tailored street Coats Of 6i.
cotine with> panels at back and
with narrow belts The coiors are
tan and Copen-
$l65 Wraps, $97 IS
A luxuriant French blue pol
man Wrap Of Duvetyn. with deep
SIPS Goat, $1.65
One brown Satin Dress Coat
with large shirred collar.
SOS Capes, $49.85
Two Black satin Draped capes
Of exceptional beauty.
$06.S0 Capes, $64.&5
cens s With ARE = cape eoaiar.
Women's Suits
$3.50 b $1Z5 Suits, $68.45
Is OF our very finest tailored
suits in navy. black. or Rookie
trieotine. handsomely bound with
silk braid and further trimmed
with braid embroidery and but
SIS to $3.50 Suits, $43.45
10 Tailored Suits Of navy and
black serge in chic unbelted styles
and with one or rwo-button fast
ening.
$50 to SIS Suits, $39.45
{ Braid-trimmed Suits in ef-
fective belted styles Fashioned
Of tricotine or serge in navy and
black.
SIS Suits, $26A5
A Tan Poiret Twill Suit. in stun
ming straightline effect.
$65 Suit, $31.45
A Brown Duvet de Lame Suit.
most attractively trimmed with
$65 Suit, $1s.45
A Gray Homespun Twill Suit
with short cutaway jacket.
$3.50 SUITS, $37.45
Two Wooltex Tailored Suits of
tan and Rookie tricotine In
straightline style.
SIPS Suit, 500. As
OF gray embroidered Poiret
Twill with blouse jacket and wide
sash belt.
$3.50 Suits, $46.45
Two Tan Tricotine Suits With
ripple Jackets smartly braided
with silk braid.
$155.OO Suit, $69.50
A Tan Milgrim Suit. fashioned
Of superior quality tricotine.
$45 and $47. so Suits, $23. As
Three shantune Silk Sports
Suits with plated jackets and
| narrow belts
$45 Silk Suit, $16.45
One Navy Trscolette Silk Suit in
! chic belted style.
$3.50 Silk Suit, SEAS
One Rose Color Tricolette Sports
Salt with narrow belt and button
trimming.
SIS Silk Suits, $29.45
10 Stunning Taffeta Silk Suits
In navy and black. with plated
| jackets in belted style
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-19
BASE BALL TICKET SALE
SMELLS POLICE Fund
&,609 Obtained by Officers for
Admission to Benefit
Game.

Several pedestrians stopped at 18th
and F streets yesterday afternoon
and wondered what the driver of an
automobile in converse ton with
traffic policeman had done.
Il hate to see a man arrested for
a Slight infraction of the traffic laws"
one pedestrian remarked to another.
Hes not arrested" said the one
addressed. Hes just buying a ticket
for the big ball game between the
Home Defense and Police base ball
clubs"
Maj. Gessford superintendent of
police. yesterday fternoon told of the
sales of tickets by members of the
several branches of the service the
cash receipts amounting to $4,609
This is fine start Maj Gessford
told his men. "and shows conclusively
how eager the people are to help in
the cause of providing relief for the
orphans and widows of policemen"
Capt. c. E. E. Fathers first pre-
cinct squad led the sales with $1,000
to their credit. No. precinct. Capt.
Thaddeus Bean in command. was
second with 500. and the tenth pre-
cinct. Capt. Thomas Judge, was third
on the list with 1913. No sales were
reported by the White House squad
woman's bureau or house Of deten-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-19
FREED ON $4,000 BOND.
Auto Driver Figuring in Fatal
Crash Waits Grand Jury Action.

Nv order Of Justice Siddons of the
District Supreme Court, Douglass o.
Jones was released under bond of
Sc. 900. having been in custody since
August 2. when an automobile which
he was driving crashed into taxi
cab at 5th street and Rhode Island
avenue, resulting in the death of Har-
rison A. Shreve. and the injury of sew
eral other persons.
Jones waived examination when ar
ra;ened in Police Court and is now
awaiting action by the grand jury,
which will convene next month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-19
FLORISTS TO MEET HERE.

The American Society of Florists
will hold it's next convention in this
city, according to advices received
from Cleveland. Ohio. where the so
c;etv Is now in session. William F.
Gude. florist. carried the invitation for
the convention to be held here.
This is the first convention slated
for Washington through the activl-
ties of the various civic organizations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-19
ORPHANS TAKE SWIM.
Hundred lIake Merry at Tidal
Basin. Guests of Manager.

They ducked and splashed and swami
all the while yelling like Apache In
dams. One hundred of them. children
of the Washington Orphan Asylum, were
the guests today of Gordon Leech, man.
ager of the tidal basin.
Even the threatening weather failed
to dampen the ardor of the little or
phans. They made sand houses. ran
races on the beach and disported in the
water to their hearts desire. A burly
beach guard kept an eagle eye on the
youngsters to see that they came to no
harm.
The children were transported to and
from the tidal basin in motor cars loan
ed for the occasion by members of the
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Church of the Covenant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-19
CARDS OF THANKS.


BINES. ! wish TO express my sincere thanks
to relatives and friends for their Kindness
and sympathy and the beautiful horai
tributes given at the death of my dear hus-
band, LEWIS BINES. REBECCA BlNES.
JONES. We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to relatives. friends
and neighbors. also the order of Elks and
the Crispus Attacks Relief Association for
their kindness. sympathy shown and for the
beautiful floral tributes given on the occa-
sion of the death OF our beloved son and
brother, JAMES 7. JONES.
JAMES H. AND JOANNA JONES AND
BROTHER, WILLIS W. JONES.
MAYOR. We wish to express to our many
relatives and friends sincere thanks and
appreciation for the kindness, sympathy and
beautiful floral tributes given at the death of
our darling daughter. MARIE DOLORES
NAYLoR. August II. 1920.
MIR. AND MRS. NJ. 7. NAYLOR.
THOMAS. ] wish to express my sincere thanks
to relatives. many friends. lodges and neigh
bors for their kindness and sympathy
shown during the illness and for the beau
tiful floral tributes given at the death of
my beloved husband. WILLIAM THOMAS.
i also wish to thank the pastor for his
magnificent sermon and choir for its grand
singing. MRS. CRIMMoRA THOMAS. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-19

ARRANGEMENTS have not been completed
Mr.. Remson had been teaching wound
ed soldiers the use of the linotype ma
chine Before going to Walter Reed he
was employed on several newspapers in
various cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-19
Remnants
SIken
Undergarnnents

s. 10 81 Camisoles, $1.65
Washable Satin Camisoles. IN
both flesh and navy. touched with
embroidery in floral designs.
$3.50 Seco Silk Pajamas,
$4.85
Lace-trimmed models or tailored
STYLES in both one and tWo-piece
effect. Flesh color only.
So and SO Nightgowns and
Chemise, $4.85
Beautiful Crepe de Chine Gowns
with lace yokes, ribbon trimmed
and with lace shoulder straps.
Satin Envelope Chemise. either
trimmed with lace or in tailored
styles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-19
MRS. MARGRETHA WEBER.

After a brief Illness. Mrs. Margretha
Weber, fifty five years old and native
of Washington. died Tuesday. She is
survived by her husband. John Weber;
daughter, Mrs. Lillian K. WerntZ, and
two sons, John A. and Henry Weber, all
of this city. Funeral services were to
be held this afternoon at O'Clock at the
residence of her daughter. 1434 A street
northeast Interment will be made in
Prospect Hill cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-19
Remnants
Sweaters!

$3.50 Six Fibre Sweaters,
$9.75
Tuxedo models in pink and tur-
suoise blue Also some slfp-oves
and surplice models in Pekin.
navy, flame and TURQUOISE
$3.50 Wool Sweaters, $4.S5
Siip-over models in Shetland and
pure zephyr yarns. The colors in
both lots include purple. buff.
salmon flame turquoise aAA pea
cock.
SO Sleeveless Tuedos,
$2.95
Open front Tu1eao modes In
peach. buff purple. Pek!a and
IS 10 $3.50 Coat Sweaters,
$1-35
Odd ErouD2 only enc Or two
Of q kind. in cotton fibre or wool
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-19
In the Misses Department Are
Splendid Finds"

Misses Cotton Dresses
$13.75 Dresses, $12.45
Sheer White Organize Dresses
in size 16 years.
Also 6 Fancy Wolfe Dresses In
blue and tan: sizes 16 and 1o years.
$3.50 Dresses, $18.45
Very nne Organdis Frocks In
rose and French blue and sizes 10
to Is years.
Wolfe Dresses Greatly
Reduced
Light and dark colored grounds
such as tan, blue and navy ef-
fectively lowered or figured.
4 Dresses-Regularly $12.15.
Friday. s5.<6.
3 DressesIReEuIeriy $3.50.
Friday. N.4k.
Dresses-Regularly. $15.75.
Friday. &1o.46.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-19
Remnants
Summer Hats!
Our Entire Stock at

Our Entire Stock at
-Four Special Prices
$1.95, $685., $500, $50
Every hat, from the trim sailor
styles to the few original models
that remain, has had its price
decisively lowered. The result is
that you are given unlimited
choice of practical. sports or
dress hats at a mere fraction OF
their former prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-19
For Friday Only
A Special Purchase Of
Misses Satin Dresses

10 060 III SkV.VU
AA4e to Sell Regularly ut
$3.50.
Very attractive basque frocks
30 becoming to growing girls
and made OF splendid quality
tadeta in navy, blue, brown
and black.
Three flounce and fancy
skirts and both round or
square necks. SizeS n. Is, Is
years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-19

Parasols and
Umbrellas at SOS
Values m the Collection Up
to $1,000
Block and striped effects TINT
are particularly desirable. All
are fitted with attractive handles
with rings or cord loops
Six Handbags Are $500
Mary Of these sold formerly at
$500. They come in black. blue.
brown. taQpe and white. with
metal or covered frames. and tit
ted with purse and mirror.
Remrsants of Vazaities at $4.95
Just a few of them left In tan.
red and black. nicely fitted with
change purse. mirror and powder
box
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-19

$3.50 Bathing Suits, $4.95
Wool Jersey Swimming Suits.
The eolors are navy. black.
purple and combinations of
c02orA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-19
FINER REMSON.

Elmer Remson. instructor in linotype
operating at Walter Reed Hospital, died
Tuesday at the hospital after an illness
of two days. He was fifty-one years
old. and is survived by his wife. Funeral
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-19

Hosiery Remnants
$3.50 White Silk Stockings, $3.75
All in fulfashoned White
ings well reinforced and with silk
$3.75 and $500 Silk Stockings $205
limited of fulfashioned stockings
In
taupe, cordovan.
SITS and $500 Silk Stockings, $1.85
Silk Stockings with Isle garter folds
in black, white suede cordovan
$1.65 and $500 Novelty Stockings, CSC
Stockings including
silk fibre. Colors black, white, cordovan and suede.
75c and Csc Remnants, 39c
Fibre Silk Stockings that sizes
The an n white only-the fibre silk in gray.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-19
Very Special Are These Women's
High Boots at $4.95

Dress Shoes in various feathers and colors
and offering you a wide choice Of styles and
heels
Si7es-AA. 4, AZ, s 5h, eh. 7, IN; A,
3A, 4, ~, S. 81, 81, z, ~. 8; B, ~, 8,
4. s 81. 6. ~. 8; C, r. sh' 4. ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-19
Shoes Crowded More Than All Else, Present
Especially Tempting Prices!

learned couldn't
had WI the room in wMc to them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-19
Women's SO to 81 Low Shoes, So s.

Women's SO to 81 Low Shoes, 1885
Broken lines IN Low Shoes Of an descriptions
Patent and brown calf pumps, grey suede or
fsrds, black kid one-eyelet ties, brown oxford
Sizes-AAA, S, 51A, IN; IA, 3, 4, ~, 5,
5h. 6, 6h: 8; A, 8, 4, ~, S, 81, 6, 81
7, 7A, s; B, 3, 81, 4, ~, 5, 81, 7A, 8; c. 8,
3h. 4, AZ. s, 5h, 6, 6h, Z, 8; D, "a. 3, 4,
~, 5. 6, TX, 8, 8h.
S. to $40 Oxfor1s and Pumps, 81 LOS
81 pairs Of Low Heel Oxfords and Pumps with
good, full round toes and welt solea Stzes
IN, 9. ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-19
From a Woman's Point
of View

D1Q you KNOW Ihd inc mara
bou that graces your afternoon
froeks in soft capes and sc4Hs
comes from an African stork?
We didn't until we made q trip
to the library and found it in
the encyclopedia the other day.
1t seems that this soft as a
zephyr feather is the soft down
that lines the large wings and
tail Of the stork. In the natu-
raj color 1t il the softest shade
of brown imaginable little
darker than beaver. Yet it
takes dye, in the taupe, seal
and black, almost as readily as
though that were the natural
color. The next time you wear
or see a friend wearing her at
tractive Marabou cape just mo-
tice the soft richness of the
coloring.
The evening world., 1920-08-05
~ WAY OF DIVERSION.

ire only a bopy'S ioee button
less shoe that stands on the old
nGntetplace, toith fdded gold
frtn0es and Innings Of blue and
toe marks % easy 10 trace.
Though rather forIorn from tho
iOedr Of tho years and Shototn0
some signs Of decay. toheneuer
J see u I fight back the tears az
think Of a long by0one day.
Just ttDenty-fve years have
been sloto creeping oy since she
Of the shoe toent oiodv. We'Ve
nepor forgotten her-toe-mdrks
and I-4chiIe todittn6 our merit
meeting Day. And toheH I am
called and ny ioork here 70 DER.
! think ! SHAH pack up the shoe
and put u on Toddler's toee foot
J,st once more, IN the land 'Cdy
beyond the big blue.
The evening world., 1920-08-05
IdEngDr9gN 55Cliai5dSwdaRa

Co. the New YORK. Evening worldJ.
hick from the swanips Is all wrong
Jim, Flushine-rhe birds that wear
mustaches must DO all he-mlllinera or
something.
Beau Brummell-.-A man wears a
mustache for ono Of three reasons:
l.. II makes him look older.
?. II makes him look younger.
3. some girl wants HIM to.
think the last IL the one big rea-
son.
. Vivian, the Village Vamp-'Fog my
Dad, yes. For my beau, no.
Edith-lhoore, they're not sanitary.
Ray o. SunShine--l think any man
who wears mustache should also
wear a cane and n wrist watch
Volo--Maybe they're commuters
who haven't time 10 shave.
Honey Glrl-Some women marry
for money, some Of 'em marry for
looks, but | want man with a mus
tache, the kind that you read of II
] bOOksi
The evening world., 1920-08-05
WHEN TnE LAW COR BUSY.

A big automobile stopped opposite
ehe Rialto late yesterday and the
chauffeur went into a store. In tho
crowd that stood nearby were Joe
Ia Rose and an Irish COP.
''Some CART said bho policeman 70
La Rose. BET 81 cost $1,000"
THAT car cost twice that sum IN
England" replied Ia Rose.
An English car, ~ TT" said the
COO. British, eh9 Where's that
chaufSsur2 He's breakin tho law
paTkin' here, he H."
The evening world., 1920-08-05
Ma. WATSON WAS RESTING.

JACK Huzzard of The Night Boat"
boasts that he h fairly we'll Rcquaint-
ed with q plumber At Great Neck
where he lives. The other day one OF
Sne pipes in Jacks home grew hoarSe
and ne called up the plumbers house.
Tell Bill to grab his tools and come
over 10 Hazards" he said.
Sorry, sirl" said woman'A voice,
but Mr.. Watson has gone 10 New
port for a little rest and rOcreation.'
The evening world., 1920-08-05
|NII7IElI' 55sss;
CdpNrzlt 1920. BY Inc Presa Publishing 60
rrhe Nv Horl Rvsninr World J


rfhe New York Evening worldl
l, What is the name Of the Kaisers
son who lately committed suicide?
2. BY what name are Couper's
stories OF tie Long C8Wulue'
Known '''''.
3. What 10 an arch formed by the
intersection Of several arches called?
T. What was the name OF the Chi
nese society that gave rise to the
word "Boxers7"
s. BY what other name Is the Bat
tie OF. Hastings commonly known
s. or what constellation IL the
Pole Star the brightest body?
T. In what city did ST. Paul md
an altar ded!os,ted TO IAN unknown
god"
s. or what prInoipalty Is Monte
Carlo the capital?
Q. What lace Is made OF half
! bitches with the use OF a shuttle?
/ 10, What former heavyw eight cham
piOn has lately been beaten by Beck
ett2
II. What 10 the meaning OF the
word 'Juggernaut|
~. Who invented the handed
deaf and dumb alphabet in common
use in American
ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS.
], Joachim: 2. Misunderstanding
Tales; 3. groined arch;; 4, Righteous
First Society; 8. Battle OF Senlac; s
Small Bear; Z Athens; s, Monaco;
0. tathng: 10, Tommy Burns; IL
lord Of the worldi ~, De PEpea.
The evening world., 1920-08-05
Musr "A BEEN EuNNY.

Copyright 1879. BY The Pres PublihhiI
n ANG, you do US proud Just as
soon as We start a question.
bang, you're all ON the mark.
ana ringing the bell with every post
time. Mighty pleased about the way
every one rallied TO the defense of
Vet. Rutherford. Personally we like
rhe old bird. but. on our day off Miss
Betty Vincent ran the column and
ran that line about tying an anchor
20 his neck and dropping him off the
ship.
The evening world., 1920-08-05
About Plays and Players
By BIDE DUDLEY


n Dofgm 8ARRYofoFsrS nszt star
ring Vshaols win Be q drama
tizaaACn - YtcSnts BiaSCo
Yba=sEs newell Blood and sand
lNais d ne annOmosmsna that comes
Erom y-An ID. Williams, Mr.. Barry
noora'B managor Nnd producer. Tue
Decentralization via be made by an
American author % feputataon, chosen
vim the approved OF the novelist. The
play viii 30 into rehearsal early In
November ana win be seen In New
York IN DacaEnber.
The evening world., 1920-08-05
uow ,aour THIs. oIRLs?

George 8. Heinsman Of No. 1Ol West
eBth Street wants q girl. Listen 20
what he says about hsr'
touat a gtrL
she needn't Be Beautiful,
= Bar Oy all means
she muSf be duhfuL
J tcanf a etrl,
she might BE- plain,
-. Aaa 70 pStAf hAr face
she NUT refrntA
,knt a gtr'
BE- isn't mob,
Wedrs her hair long;
Aud NOT IN bob.
soanf a girl,
DO you think IN get her.
] think TN stop.
Don't you. think "a heffery
MUST "A BEEN FUNNY
Priscilla Dean didn't know the new
walter in a cafe abe visited recently
was somewhat deaf.
Bring rng = straw for my iced
tea, - she saidsav-,'..
''f7ey7-. Sane ont the waiter.
citirped Priscilla, "Strawi"
irIlr All a 7'aaffsa 49,
BRADV's NEXT
william A. Brady's second produc'
ZION of the season will be 'lmmodest
The evening world., 1920-08-05
"a arAnE saoNYA!n

-Bonya," q ehros-Act drama f1On
che Polish o. Gahrieia Zapolska, will
be produced by the Klaws this season.
Ii has proved successful In Poland
The evening world., 1920-08-05
4 NEW sWIDoWrO MITE"

wnliam u. Post mas adapted Tue
Widows Mite" for musical purposes
and Il Will Be produced before the
new season IL very far advanced. This
play was enc Of Lillian Russells sue
oeasos.
The evening world., 1920-08-05

FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE.
prohibition Is going to hinder US
at the election"
I'm what way?"
I'VE won't DO able to get the full
vote out"
The evening world., 1920-08-05

FOOLlSHMENT
There todS DoHnO man IN 81. claire,
Who shorty icdS losing his hdH.
Said he to his pop;
"I'rc come out on top,
SO whdt ~ the deuce do J care"
The evening world., 1920-08-05

A THOUGHT FOR TO- DAY.
Pity the woman who doesn't discuss
her neighbora' clOthes--she'a blind.
The evening world., 1920-08-05
But here's the DIG IDEAL
SHOULD MEN De ALLOWED TO
WEAR MUsTAcHES7

WGAR WSe 'NSI6OA
Write, phone or wire immediate.
Boost the p. o. Dept. Send your
ssse4sr 10 The ouils Editor. Evening
World, ". Y. c.
Helen N Stropolitan--Let the men
wear anything they like! Look who
THEY are!
Msksl Of Rutherferd-"I'or the
benefie Of the public. will Rutherford
Veteran tell Us whether he is a vet
cram OF the Civil War. Spanish War
Revolution OF just q veteran at the
war OF love? We have an idea that
IA is about thirty years old, has red
halr.-and really Is q woman hater,"
ed Of Jersey clty--What do they
mean thay wouldn't be seen with a
fellow with \ muBtaehef
BaliyIuks-How about getting paint
on Il from kissing the girls painted
iipsg
Bsvo Boy, N. Y. c.--It's the only
way they keep a stun upper lip. II
Miss Bryn Mawr wants toe meet a
zeal man-hers ! am!
Maggie Of Nyssk--It's immAterial
TO ms.
RSaz-You tell en-. Rutherford
NiX on the baseball nlnes that dds
grace the upper lips or some OF ou
Dlushing boys.
Bobby ", BroekIyn--Tm an old
friend OF Vet Rutherford's and wan
10 say that he's Al hight,
Nobody Aoms-After l zee some 0
our beaPded boys I understand wher
Darwin got his theory.
a422, N. Y. c.-Why pick on III
upper iipf WAY not wear EN- all owe
the faoel
Chappy 81 Cypress hills-Don
nrlajuGge me boys in these dry day
sogae OF tho hairy lips may have CON
fioap drinking hair tonic.
A Mudguttsr BlondO-Nol
ticklesi
csmmon Clay, 1roohyn, N. "
Here's a suggested query: why hash
Soc cream got bones In it7" (Thank
% timsrs what's The anSwerO
Sweeney n esiiern-That JsrSe
The evening world., 1920-08-05

vioiet." by David Carb. He has en-
Gagged Marie Con for the title role.