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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-08-19
JERSEY UPHOLDS
HIGHER RR. RATES
Utilities Board Says Schedules
Must Apply TO Interstate Traffic
-Other States Differ.

TRENTON. N. j., Aug. 19.--Althdugn
the boards In Illinois. Ohio end othe-
States have attempted 20 turn down tho
increased freight and passenger rates
lxed by the Interstate Commerce Com
mission. the Publicity Commission to-
day held that Il could not issue orders
suspending those increases on the rail-
roads operating within New Jersey.
The board also held that the percent
ages OF increase authorized by the In
terstate Commerce Commission must BIZ
applied to intrastate as well as inter
state rates to provide the return which
Congress has declared the railroads
shall receive. and that It would be UNI
fortunate n the States, assuming they
have the power. should restrict the gen.
eral application OF the increases.
The board said that apart from the
confusion and undesirable complica-
tions resulting from inhArmonious rate
structures eventually no saving would
result from the general application Of
rates hxed by State authority lower
than those authorized for interstate
trafIlc. The revenue Congress has de.
clsred the roads shall receive IN such
case would have to be made up from
tralilc."
Referring to the application Of the
municipalities of Jersey City and Ho-
boken for lower passenger rates in
the North Jersey terminals than are
charged TO New York, the board
stated that this could be done only
by suspending the increases IN fares
charged those travelling from other
points in New Jersey to the terminals.
ing on this matter will be held, II de-
sired.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-08-19

to-day from Khickerbocker Hospital,
where she was taken Tuesday In the
fear she was suffering from poison, no
trace OF which. however, were found.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-08-19

Mrs. Richter Not Poison victim.
Mrs Bva Richter. twenty eight OF
No. 500 Riverside Drive. was discharged
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-08-19
How many beds in your home
really invite sleep

CONSIDERING how the aver
X age bed is seleCted-it is a
wonder people sleep SO well as they
do.
There is the bed bought to
"hatch" the rest of the furniture.
And the bed that "has always
been in the family"
And the metal bed bought for its
sanitary quality or because "a
cheap bed will do for the children"
Never a thought about sleep. So
there are many people who never
get wholly RELAXED. Always just a
little disturbed by rattle, creak or
feeling of unsteadiness. Never COM
pletely rested.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-08-19
At Your Dealers
SIMMONS METAL BEDS
Built for Sleep

Your choice of beautiful
and authentic Designs, In
colOrin9s to harmonic with
each of your bedrooms.
Twin Beds, Cribs, Day Beds-and
Simmons Springs, In every way
worthy to 90 with Simmons DedS
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-08-19

Go to your Dealers store and
Gee the Beds Bull for SIespI
These fine Simmons Beds, four,
square, firm, Notwithstanding re-
taxation and deep, sound sleep.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-08-19

Beds for your children and
guests, as well as yourself.
Ttcin Beds, by all means-in the
interest of undisturbed rest and
perfect health.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-30

school where she has been reared among cultivated surroundings.
 In addition 10 the two features to- morrow evening the ninth episode Hurled From the Clouds" of Bride 13'' will also be shown.
 Monday, Tuesday and "Wednesday there is to be laugh every minute with dainty Eileen Perry in The Illus band Hunter"
 There will be new comedies. an en- tire change of the vaudeville bill and on Tuesday Manager Dean has ar ranged to have the latest election re- turns read from the stage.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-30
AT EOX'S.

Harry Carey in Blue Streak Mo Coy closes his engagement with three performances at FoN's today.
 Tomorrow evening Manager Dean will offer two features of equal inn portanee. Frank Keenan will appear in The World Afiame'' and Edith Roberts will be presented in The Adorable Savage"
 The World Ahame'' is a story Of gripping interest--not & propaganda picture in any shape or form, but a picture of the real life Of the masses and the classes today.
 In '"The Adorable Savage" Edith Roberts appears as a young girl, half American and half Fill Islander, who breturns to her home in the South Seas
New Britain herald., 1920-10-30

showing of their roaring musical re- yuc. "A Night at the Circus Al Lemons has a leading part in this rcvue and his acting precrpitates Iaurh after laugh during the show.
 A big double feature bill has been arranged for Sunday nights perfor- man .. Charles Ray and Dorothy Dalton will be seen in new ana recreative photoplay, sudden Jim'
New Britain herald., 1920-10-30
HAROLD BAUER HERE
 WEEK FROM SUNDAY
Harold Bauer. who will play at

Harold Bauer. who will play at Fox's theater-lNew Britain Musical cIul,-on Nov. ', is what one might call a -xelf-made" musician. Born Of a musical family. he began studying the violin at the age of six At ten he appeared in publac; he was of the rare genus, infant prodigy. None of his family were professional music ians, but they played constantly and MT. Bauer remembers sitting before the huge open fireplace many times, whffe his father, mother and friends
New Britain herald., 1920-10-30

ucated seal, who goes through whole routine of tricks without the trainer on tho stmgc: IrvNng and Banks offer a comedy. singing and dancing re- vue: Barban and Grohs, q clever dane ing couple. and Adams and Smith. rcal comedy entertainers
New Britain herald., 1920-10-30

Mary Roland and Lucy Cotton star in .'The ProdiGai Wife" Antonio Mo- reno appears in the fourth episode of "The Yelled Mystery" and other pie lures shown arc the Ford Education al Weekly and a Rolin comedy.
 An entertaining musical concert has been arranged by the Lyceum novel, ty orchestra which will link up with the feature pictures shown.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-30

played chamber rnus5c- He aaye tnaf his clt.rect recoNectGon o6 any one niece oS ms,rie ,vyno taG& of . B<~hm's Quiatette; tho melody stuck in his mind and his parents ware very much amused to hear him 70 about the house singing it.
 MT Bauer has played in America eight seasons Until last year his per
New Britain herald., 1920-10-30

manent home was in Paris. but it will be in New York henceforth because his American enGaE aEements Keep him over here most of the time. Besides, MT. Bauer declares that he would rather play for American audiences than any other. Next year, after his wife joins him here, he will apply for Ann merican citizenship. t
New Britain herald., 1920-10-30
AT LYCEUNI.

Tonight is the last time to sec Bert Lytol in Sir Gilbert Parker's story of unusual power. Tho Right of Way"
 Tonight Orth and Coloman's Tip Top Merrymakers complete their first weeks engagement with the final
New Britain herald., 1920-10-30

jNdER AT PALACE
 Nth. tho noted motion pr. has prepared for the ty of romance and ad- unding tho life of H mis- South Sca Island under f'ha Idol Dancer" which Attraction at the Palace hning Sunday. Tt is an
 tive llfe as del.ctously nd entertaining as any
 s evor appeared on tho vaudeville bill contains
 acts with Scale. tho ed-
New Britain herald., 1920-10-30
GRAND APPROPRIATION
 PFEIFFER'S

Select Wednesday Evening SOcials,
 November Sd, 1920, ELkS' CLUB. Best dance floor in the city. Music by Curlcy's Novelty Orchestra Admis- sion Fifty five cents. War Tax includ- ed.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-30
[NcER AT PALACE.

eIeaz otherwise natssl.
 r~nu of the thrnfrr~
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-06
BIC HORSE RACE ON TIIE
SCREEN AT COLUMBUS TONTTE

As the story opens the reserved
but friendly relationship between
Lord AlEy and his wifr is severed
when the young lord breaks his
promise never 10 bet again. with a
magnanimous sporting spirit. young
Algy permits his wife 10 leave him;
but still they keep up sort OF
bantering friendship. However when
Lady Algy learns that her husband
has bet everything he owns ON the
chances of his pet race horse. she
discovers that a dark horse n the
swifiesi animal in the coming derby
80. 10 offset her husbands plunginR.
she does q little Of her own.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-06
MacDonaId Family Has Two Wins

The fat mans race was The cheese
dc resistance of the day. When they
lined up the crowd gozed upon thc
front verandns Of A. Frederlckson,
Icno Johnson. n. O. Tracy and Louis
hellbcrg. Scouts were sent out and
the hImmies of Frenchy Laconleur
and Colonel lame sMacDonald were
drafted from the sidewalk. AZ the
crack Of pythian Sisters pop hot
tie they were of. AZ least the crowd
on the sidewalk thought so a. they
rnzed upon Colonel Macdonald. But
The doughty colonel has been In tight
places before and by as uperhuman
effort he llglkened his stride and
kept them ON much 10 The relief Of
the femincn element and he led u
the tape by a mile. This was the
second win Of the day for the Mac
Donald family. as young Jimmy ran
second In the peanut race. The
coloncl's prize was 50 IN groceries,
and the prize was donated 20 the
Red Cross Jimmy said he was going
10 keep his prize. a fountain pen.
until Phil O'Conncll secs u. Then
he knows Il viii be all of.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-06

owns on the chanrcs n hrs pct
racer. Dewdrop. But IN the running
of The race. bis horse ls beaten by
The outsider. fiickannrno. on whom
Lady AlFy has wagcrcd her personal
fortune. Through her hcslElnr. shr
has saved her husbaid and laueht
him a lesson. This brings them 10.
Friher once more.
Naomi Chllders eivcs an excellent
portrayal of Lady Algy. and William
lhlrress. Alec Francis, Mabel nallin.
and Kate Lester ia admirable work
In support of'lhe star.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-06
". G. MeADOO SANS. Il AN
RELIEVED AND DEl.ICHTED"
lIN fas4.nAlftWna Dnnaf - -

utNtiNOluN PAlth, J.. L., n. n,
July 6.-Whrn William q. MeAdOo,
former secretary Of the treasury,
was informed upon arising this
morning Governor Cox had been
nominated. he said; 4o
= am relieved aud delighted the
call did not come 10 me-
MeAd0O showed every evidence
he was pleased. and explained he
would have statement 10 make
later Mrs MeAdoo said: That's
grcaiy' f
Frank Mayo. starring with Ora
carcw AT the Onyx lheaier tonight
in The pcddler 6f Lies used 10 b.
considered the besi dressed man On
the screen. His reputation was firm
until a few weeks ago Now he Ia
almost without clothes; excepting
Of course the duds OF his back. n
all happened this way:
Mayo and William &. D0wlan. who
directed THE peddler ~ Lies" dc.
cided 10 celebrate the successful
completion OF the phot0drama with
O little dinner IN Los Angeles. rhty
moiored from Universal City 10 Los
Angeles and headed for a cafe ON
the way Mayo stopped At his home
and louded a suitcase with clothes
10 take later 10 the Studio. They
left Il IN the machine WHOM they
entered the cafe. Upon their return
they discovered The suitcase tu M
missing. Attached 10 the steering
wheel Of the car was the followlns
n0io;
Dear Mr. Mayo-f am going 10
sell The Junk in this suitcase. but
premise you 20 uae snme OF the
money 70 buy seats f1r The l'eddlfr
OF Lies when u comes to Los An.
geles lhealer"
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-06

The event of the day, unless yon
consider The fat mems race also. was
The ladies 10 yard dnsh.. And a no.
lie mite ~ activity won by the mar.
rowesi Of mareins. Mrs. Charlie
Miller was the class Of the event.
She led Mrs. Ohio johnson. and be-.
hind Mrs, johnson was Mrs. Edwin
Dean separated only by the thick.
meas u paper dollar bill. This
event had the crowd going and ere.
aied more mcrrimrnt than any other
cnnIn.I
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-06
MI.r 0lI. Hns Parly Gue..lna.

Miss Cornelia y. Otis entertained
twelve Of the elite 0f Columbus SAT
urday evening al her home on North
Main street and from the report Of
her guests her reputation as a hogl
ess u established for ever AMI ever
IN this city The dinner was serted
IN eight courses and surpassed IN
detail anything IN the caterers line
ever served IN this city. Mss Ol6
skill as q magician is bewilderine a,
her guests were dumfoundcd ns u
how she so successfully perpctraied
the Illusion Of sumpinously placing
the round dozen guests. 10 say moth
ing Of where 80 courses came FROM.
IN her tiny home. II Is 10 be hoped
she will repeat and explain al some
future time.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-06

Lieutenant hcrrod was The eirai
a Athletic officer White ami h,I
family 10 the lalicr's box ai The eIIh
arena yesterday afternoon. A. ne
party was leaving the nrcun afIa
the contests Lieutenant HeriNl
asked how many bouts had hcHn pot
on and who had won. sumo OF lhe
ludle. IN Officers How remarked lhe
gallant lieutenant couldn't have srell
an elephant II there had hccn one
Ia The ring. u
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-06
JAMES N. COX or ONO
Ouh NEXT PRESIDENT
,Contirued ON Page 1. Column a.

his nomination while IN his ncws
paper cfflre here surrounded bs
fellow newspaper workers. and 3
few relatives and Intimate friends.
When the Associated Press wires
flashed the news Of his nomination.
the governors first act was 10 croSz
the room and Kiss his wife. he then
left the building end walked few
blocks 10 the home Of his closest
personal friend, IN whom he person.
ally wished 10 give the news
Mrs Cox was highly elated and
ieleuraphed her father.
Governor Goa planned IN visit the
grave % his mother this morning.
The noyernor will 90 Ia Middleton
tonight t0 receive the eonnratula-
lions of his home folks With whom
he attended school and worked when
n young man.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-06

Miss Taxkie johnson. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mr.. G. A. johnson. WI
married IN " paso Saturday 20 Fred
Lubkcr of Quincy. Illinois. Miss
johnson h slen1grapher and hcas
huokkccpcr fof. the Colorado Dcnial
supply Company and Mr.. Lubkcf ;
credit man for Munzcn. Dunnesan A
Ryan. wholesale hardware dealers
Miss Edna johnson ~ the Columbus
thenler cigar stand attended The
wcddinT of her sister In N paso and
will return a. Columbus tonight Nh
and Mrs. Luhkcr will reside IN fA
paso. pi
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-06

Mr., and Mrs.. Richard Thompson
and young e0n came up from N
paso b. attend the big Fourth Of
July doings here IN Columbus. Mr.
Thompsnp formerly was IN The ga.
rage business In Columbus. and Is
now doing fine IN the same business
IN NJ paso. They haze many friends
IN Columbus.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-06

Mr.. Boone 81 NJ paso visited Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Rogers over the
Fourth Mr. Boone Is superintend.
ent of the Mission Publishing Com.
pany of NJ Paso and Is a brother.in.
law Of Marshal Rogers.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-06

The rcfreshment stands 0f the
Pyihian Sisters were continually
surrounded yesterday and business
was good-spiendid. Ia fact An the
ladies entered into the spirit Of the
occasion AMI at times the stands had
the appearance OF tea and iiffin
parties.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-06

An imprompiu dance WIS started
while the 2iih Infantry band was
playing while seated on Feins side.
wilk, inside the store. six couples
had the finest Of music and floor.
Strangers dropped IN. not accompa.
modaied BY partners, picked up The
dummies.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-06
q. S. AMBASSADOR TO BRITAIN
CONGIlATULATEs NOMINEE

lby Associated rress.l
LONDON. England, July 6,-John
W. Davis OF West Virginia. United
States ambassador 90 Great Britain.
today cabled Governor 1amrs A. Goa
ns follows;
'hy hearty congratulations upon
your nomination. iou can and viii
lead the DeIpoeratic party 20 a wril
observed victory" r
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-06

Miss Billie Oyler entertained q
crowd NJ the Onyx iheater Saturday
evening before the performance by
singing half a dozen popular song
hits. The audience Is looking for
ward 10 her. return engagement
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-06

The Fourth Of July celebration
will long be remembered as a day
devoid of drinks. No arrests. All
ue officers celebrated with the resi-
Of the crowd.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-06

t1filons of those urchins while on
% 'if last FIVE crackers and no water
ln slshi and a $50 prlze staring
each one IN Che face ns soon ns he
hid swallowed The last one and had
vblsilpdl u was n scream from TIE
first cracker.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-06

T77I7777TT " 07TT|TT TI7I WHITE
Major French was pelilloncd and
importuned yesterday 10 permit the
2ith Infantry hand 70 give a salur-
day night concert Ia the city. Mayor
blair says be- Nill see that a perina.
ncnl grandsiand Is erected. fiand.
master Green II willing and as Mainr
French has been unusually amiaDle
This week u - 10 be hoped for the
good. also the education. Of the com
muniiy, the major will loosen np
and grant the request OF every
music lover Ia Columbus.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-06

Mrs. Edward 0rear Of the cath
Infantry gave Fourth Of July party
yesterday. Among those present
were Mrs. Jim Holden. Mrs. Parsons.
Mrs. Clemdcning Ricks. Mrs. James
Gill.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-06

The hall game between & company
and the local team was a hot one
and was won by the Columbus team
BY score Of 4 to 5. A large crowd
was present
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-06

Miss Trcva Blair departed on the
evening train last night TO visit rcla.
lives ~ Chicago. painesville. Ohio.
and the Nirginias. Miss Blair will
be- gone for two and possibly three
mouths.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-06

Quite a crowd from other towns
visited Columbus for the cclebra.
ton. The delegation from lola would
have been largcr hut Mrs. Jones let
a can opened slip last week and cut
herself in The pantry.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-06
No Hydranhubla. IIowrYrr.

While a youth from Dcming was
'escoriing one of the young ladies o.
the dance last night a savapc dog
BIT them on the public square.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-06

Nc. and Mrs. Leslie and son Of
Dcmine spent The Fourth In Colum.
bus. Mr.. Leslie travels for Armour
a Co.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-06

Edward Muserote we'll known 4
Columbus and resident here 10
several years, died IN this city La
night OF heart irtuhlc he Is nll
vlvrd BY q widow and three yonr on
child. y
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-06
SMALL TALK


H. l.. craddock of Columbus. n. NJ.
was registered At the paso del Norlc
saturday. pasO Times.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-06

HaIurlny nINhI q rOnm IhIff en-,
tered John Dallon's rooming house
above lhe Womans Hsi Shop and
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-06

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Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-06
pEReONAI

MHs. HELM GREEN has opened 4
manicuring and hair drcssinr
parlor az her home In Military
Heights. Hours 4 10 8 o. m. 40
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-06

New Lincoln Hotel. "a rooms. 81
Ter day. West Broadway.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-06
MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED Every soldier IN Colum.
bus TO know that We give 10 per
cent discount ON all hats, shoco
and gents FURNISHINGS this week.
Capin A Son. Clark Hotel building.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-06

FURNISHED rooms with shower
bath. Inquire third house south
OF Hoover Hotel.
Inquire at the Daily Courier OF.
flee.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-06
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS


FOR SALE-5O shares d slock N
the Goldsmith Maid Copper Go.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-06

FOR SALE 500 lot for e75. Ad.
drcss p. o. Box 3i3. or call ai
Courier office for details.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-06

A dozen boys each with 10 soda
crackers IN hia hands, squaiied IN
the street ~ the cracker race yes.
lerday. u was easy at first but. Oh,
beyl II you bad seen the facial con
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-06

FOR SAI.E-Good lot near tho
school house. cheap Tor cash. Call
ai Courier office.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19
BLACKSMITH WANTS
WIFE WHO Is NOT
PERFECT THIRTY-SIX

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. Dec. Is.
There's premium in Battle
Creek on cards distributed az a re-
cent church service by A. J. Dolly,
blacksmith. who, according to the
rasteboards. is seeking a perfect
thirty six" Only 500
cards were printed and the holders
are conceded by popular opinion to
prize them highly.
Dolly prefaces his unique "adver-
tisementS for a new model, 1920
with the scriptual quotation: 1T IS
wife. not good for man to live alone.
/ will make him a helpmeet."
The remainder of the card space
gives the following requirements for
any applicant for the sharing Of
Dolly's life:
a good Christian woman about
20 years Of age, five feet, four; who
is interested in missions. moral re
form, jail visiting and physical cul-
ture.
NO high heels. transparent
clothes or medicine chest wanted.
Good proof chracter required"
Dolly completes his appeal with a
description of his own virtues. He
acknowledges a divorced wife and
several children.
Although feminity here is agOg
over Dolly's venture the replies the
blacksmith Lochinvar has had 20
date he attributes 10 "kidders."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-19
The Horoscope
SUNDAY AND MONDAY,
Dec. 1920.

Sunday should prove to be a de-
lightfuI and happy day. according
To the splendid array of Lunar tran
sits. All things should thrive and
be pleasant and harmonious under
this stellar sway, which should be
taken advantage of TO push affairs.
Those whose birthday il is have
the augury OF a successful and hap
by year. a child born on this day
should be clever, popular and well
behaved. II should succeed.
Monday promises TO be a day
fraught with anXietieS and perplex-
ities-CallinE for extreme caution
and wise manipulation I'm order TO
hold affairs of importance togeth-
er. There are several Ominous mu-
tual directions 49, warning against
subtle dangers, treachery. accidents
and disputes arising through misIla-
presentation with an attempt at
fraud or robbery Eccentric, irreg-
ular, descriptive and unorthodOx
forces are regnant, operating in a
manner difficult TO interpret accord
ing TO conventional lines Beware all
irregular actions and dealings.
Those whose birthday it is have
the forecast Of year Of peculiar
experiences. They should be on
guard for all sorts of unusual sit
uatiOns avoiding accidents and dis
putes. A child born on this day
may be active, intrepid. persevering
and unusual