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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-17

The standing of the boys and gils
o fthe different grounds in regard
to attendance for the past weeks
contest is:
Boys No. 2 School.
Girls No. 2 School.
Boys Hayes Park.
Boys No. 6 School.
Girls Hays Park.
Girls No. 6 School.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-17

What escort ever took his hearts
desire to a ball game and never
heard her say: what kind of ties
does Ty Cobb wear? What makes
Altrock look wise? Does Walter
Johnson part his hair? What color
is Babes eyes?"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-17

The Maurer A. C. will cross bats
with the Lehighs of North Amboy
tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
The game will be played on the
Maurer grounds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-17
Not for women

SAN FRANCISCO-A wrestling
match here between two women
failed to arouse much enthusiasm.
The referee called it a draw, being
a student of Gladstone's diplomatic
school
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-17

I heard a woman remark, as she
was leaving the exit gates the other
day: "Christy Mathewson SURF
pitched a nice game, didn't he?"
And he sure did twenty years ago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-17
WHAT THEY SAY
Hugh Jennings

There is a dearth of major
league material in the minors, ac-
cording to Hugh Jennings of the
lowly Tigers. He has Jack Coombs
out combing for prospects, but has
found it slim picking. He says:
81 tell you it's a tough job get
ting back up, once a fellow is
down. Just look at my neighbor-
Mack. When he was winning PEN
nants he was a genius. They said
the same thing about me a few
years ago. Now we're both drag
ging along in the cellar and the
fans want to know why we don't
get some ball players and get back
on top. The moment there is a tip
that some minor Lacquer shows
color the whole outfit of sixteen
major league clubs beat it after
him. That's how scarce they are"
Miller Higgins
1t was none other than Miller
Higgins who bought Rogers Horns
by for the st. Louis Cards for the
measly sum of $3.50. He had to do
quite a lot of haggling with the
magnates for that vas a pretty good
jolt in those days. Higgins thinks
he has a better prospect than the
man whom the Giants would pay
$200,0S9 for in Bob Meusel. Hug
gins says:
1T think the Yankees have pros
poets for a better hitter than
Hornsby ever will be in young Bob
Meusel. This fellow is a better
natural ball player. and when his
awkwardness wears off he will
prove it. 1 think this 6 foot and 2
inches of lankiness which we
brought here from the coast will
soon be worth over a quarter of a
million dollars on the baseball mar
ket."
Matt McGrath
Small legs are better for a weight
man, according TO Matt McGrath,
the 56-pound weight champion. He
says:
"A real weight man must be able
to move swiftly. 1t is from his legs
that he gets the momentum that
adds to the strength of the arms
and shoulders. This is particularly
true of the 56-pound weight event
in which practically all the strength
of the arms and shoulders is need
ed to hold up the weight while
swinging around, the momentum
given by the legs being used to give
distance to the throw. 1t is almost
equally true of the hammer and
discus throw, although not so much
of the shotput. where more solidar-
ity of underpinning is needed"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-17
Everybody Goes

TOLEDO The Mud Hens have
aged to home crowds numbering
$4,000 in tnIrty-sIx days. 1t is ex-
pected that the seasons attendance
will 60 over 10000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-17

PHILADELPHIA-Lee Meadows
Of the Phillies isn't the only ball
player who wears glasses. A Jersey
City third baseman and a New York
semi-pro catcher use them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-17

This is a better one, though: II
just think Nick Altrock is the hand
soonest man. / wonder why he
doesn't play some other base be-
sides lust off first"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-17

Games Today
New York at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-17

Probably the greatest shock most
of the mothers get is seeing for the
first time the massive form of Babe
Ruth come up out of the dugout.
Their impression is that the Babe
is just a boy-and they are right.
He is.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-17
Vanitie's Ghost

NEW YORK-AIl that remains
Of the once gay Vanitie Is the empty
hull. 1t Is beached at City Island.
where her bronze makes a tempt
ing morsel for bidding junkmen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-17
Four Is Plenty

SAN FRANCIsco-This town is
a four-show proposition. A fifth
fight club is trying to break into
the row., but is proving a failure.
The other four still reap the ma
luna.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-17

Once a woman saw Babe Ruth
make a homerun-that is, she saw
him swing, heard the crowd moan,
felt an awful conclusion, but for
got to watch where the ball went.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
XqSfardawfa RaDrIts

st. Louis 5; New York, 2.
Chicago, 4; Wash'ton, 1 (1st gme).
Chicago, s; Wash'ton, 5 CD gme).
Philadelphia, 8; Cleveland, 4.
Detroit, s; Boston, 5 Go ins).
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-17
HIGH TIDE TABLE

SUMMER RESORT. ULSTER COUNTY
Lakeview Hotel, Pine Hill. N. Y. Box
p. N. Overlooking lake; modern improve
ments: orchestral: dancing: bathing: Hun
garian cuisine. Booklet Special rates
now. Mosaic laws observed Joseph
Ginsberg. Proprietor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-17
Mideets Win.

The Lightning Midgets defeated
the Pershing Midgets 20 and the
tombstone Midgets 81 in two fast
and thrilling games.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-17

They don't always clap their
hands and boiler az the right time.
but nobody's technique is exactly
perfect.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-17
Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today.

Games Today.
Chicago at New York.
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at Boston.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-17

Many q man has resolved W.
marry after spending a matinee
at a ball game with a damsel.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-17
90
9OsArs90
Two out, the bases packed,
The Yanks three runs behind,
When far beyond the wall
Babe Ruth the pellet lined.

The damsel said: "Oh, mercyl
Please tell me what was that?
| missed i'll was watching
That awful purple hat"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-17

When anything really good is pull
ed the "wimmin" folks are generally
chewing the rne of their pro-
grams and studying millinery dis
plays in the boxes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-17
End wild Spending.

NEW YORK.-Slowly. sadly. but
surely, New York's East Side is be-
ginning to awaken TO the fact that
no real prosperity has come as the
result of high wages.
The high cost of living, the mad
tendency of even the thrifty East
Siders to spend easily earned money
for extravagant clothes and
pleasures, and the already felt pinch
of the slowing down in domestic trade
orders have all combined to bring
to a halt the short-lived belief of
these sweat shop workers that this
was their day, and that the world
was about to lay its wealth at their
feet.
Had Their Flyer.
Wages are high" they have
argued with themselves. They
can't go down. We will have our
flyer and then settle DOWN"
They have had their flyer. They
have worn silk shirts. fur coats, and
much finery. But now the silk shirts
and fur coats are nearly worn out,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-17

Every day is Ladies' Day at the
ball parks this year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-17
Standings In MAJOR
Baseball Leagues
NATIONAL
I~esterday's Results

Yesterdays Results.
New York, Z; Pittsburgh, 0 (17 IND.
Brooklyn, 6; Cincinnati, 4.
Boston, 3; Chicago, 2 I'll in'gs).
st. Louis, II; Philadelphia, 2
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-02

First Swedish Lutheran-The
trustees will meet at the home OF
Mrs A W. Johnson, on Fourteenth
street, this evening. Wednesday
afternoon at 2:30 the Swedish bible
class meets at the home Of Mrs.
Gudmond Olson. 1923 Fourteenth
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-02

Cleland Presbyterian - Wednes-
day evening the Grace SAKE bible
class will meet at the home of Ger
aid Finch, 528 Twentieth avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-02
E.PANkHuRST
TO SPEAK HERE
ON MARCH rs
Netea English Suffrage Leader to
Gene Under Auspices Of TIL
City Press Club.

Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst, noted
English suffragist leader. has been
definitely secured TO appear here.
Under the auspices Of the Tri-City
Press club she will deliver one of
her famous addresses on social
conditions at the Augustana gym
nasium the evening OF March 26.
Mrs. Pankhurst, along with her
daughter, Christobel Pankhurst,
gained worldwide notoriety before
the outbreak of the war In 1914
through her militant activities in
attempting to secure votes for
women in England. The brick was
the most favored weapon of her
clan and many Q shopkeeper's
window suffered as q result.
It is believed a certainty that the
tri-cities will relish this opportun-
ity to hear the famous woman.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-02
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Public notice is hereby given
that the co-partnership business
conducted by George C. johnson
and, l.. W. Hanes in tie city of
Rock Island, ILL.,, under the name
Of Johnson-Hanes Company and as
the Automobiles Accessories Stores
Of Illinois has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent of the
said George c. Johnson and L. W.
Hanes. The said George c. John
son retiring from said business and
said business will hereafter be con-
Quoted by the said L. W. Hanes,
who will assume all Of the obliga-
tons of the said co-partnership and
collect all of the indebtedness due
and owing to said co-partnership.
Dated this 18th day Of January,
4 D. 1920.
GEORGE c. JOHNSON.
L. W. HANES.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-02
q VAR
LODGED IN
COUNTY jail


ssrnrdinR to his mother, who ID
sssS1inx every effort TO secure hia
{ s..sSon. frank L. Stowe. Daven-
- ~ hero accused OF stealing
si1ered mail from the Daven-
- nogtonice, arrived In Dayen-
80 from Des Moines Saturday Aft
s,soon and was locked up IN the
stoxe was brought from Des
ssines on the $40 Rock Island
- By Deputy U. 8. Marshal 9.
= vsnderwalt- U. 8. District At
..rsey 2. G. Moon secured an order
- fudge Wade transferring the
n nom custody at Des Moines to
davenport.
,.ds best friend since he got into
.,cshle. She is sure that his nerve
,seIing experiences in the world
-, "a his three wounds impaired
M mind and left him mentally ir-
r.snonsible when he disappeared
tnn the postoffice simultaneously
IN the disappearance OF large
,mounts Of registered mail.
Tries to Free Son.
The staunch little woman is con-
sdent that an examination by
,lIenists will prove that his mind
. |. not normal. She is leaving no
some unturned to save the unfor-
innate lad from the penitentiary.
IN, bonds were set at $1,000, but
M bail has yet been given, as 1t is
believed the boy could not be de-
nended on to follow out any court
ammunition of his own volition.
The loyal mother, one of the lead
ino Red Cross workers at Daven-
mort during the world war, went to
les Moines when she learned that
I,dge Wade had transferred her
SON to custody here. She accom-
named him on the return trip to
davenport with Marshal Wander
Walt.
A year ago to a day Frank
Steve made this same trip. But
how different a journey it was
then. Ayear ago he was returning
10 his home town as its greatest
hero. He had Just been discharged
nj Camp Dodge.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-02


tofy Friday morning prAvee ana
titeay - me chapel.
Evangelical CAureh Of Ieaes-
Tonight the young peoples soasC
VIII mold 10 monthly business
meeting. Tuesday AFTERNOON the con-
fEmAfi0u class meets In the church
ana there VIII pc choir rehearsai IN
the drst division Of the ladies' so
ciety VIII have. Its monthly 'busi-
ness meeting. In the evening the
church board will meet IN the
church study. Friday evening tne
mems bible class VIII nave q Dusl-
ness session in the church.
First MetA0f1st - At 1880 this
evening the StandaSd Bearers Will
meet. Tuesday evening at 1880
tnere Will De an offlc1ai BOARD meet
at 1880. At 1880 the woman's
nome missionary society Will meet
at the home OF Mrs. Charles Stew
ems, S46 Seventeenth street. Wed
the church. Thursday at 3 O'Clock
the woman's foreign missionary
society Will meet with Mrs. J. F.
Robinson. 613 Twentieth street.
FRIDAY at O'Clock there VIII De a
business session OF the iadles aio
society.
spencer Memorfal-Monday at
1880 there VIII be an ofnciai board
meeting IN the parsonage. wed
nesday at 1:50 the mio-WeeK
prayer meeting. At O'CLOCK tnele
VIII De a Doaro meetins ol Inc
sunday scnooi omcers. lnursoay
afternoon the ladies' aid society
VIII meet at the nome OF MRS. ): h.
day evening choir rehearsal IN the
parsonage.
rfee Metnoolst-luesuav evening
tnere Will De CLASS meeting IN tne
c1urch. PRAYER meeting WI DC
1hursoay evening.
unl,ed frespy'elian iaales prayer
clrcle VIII meet tonorrow alter-
noon at the Z. ". =. "A. Wednesday
evening prayer services VIII De
neid' tne SUBJECT 10 De Inc lltne
Law.
,... -. c,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-02

fGlslia ~ Unifsl 1LsusytsEiaa
Too1ght q 7:1o II Loyal Broth
erhood VIII meet It the church.
Tuesday sweating e 8 O'Clock thu
We-NeDd-A-Bible class viii meet q
the homs a Mn. Fred Clayton,
Eleventh street and Thirty-fifth
ayenpe. Wednesday It 7:30 prayer
nesting at The church on the study
Of John 3. Thursday mofniag be-
ginning Ct IL o'clock, tn ladies'
AID sccisty will have IN all-day
work meeting at the church
Ttupsday and Friday evenings al
1880 there will be preaching pre-
paratory to communion services
Sunday.
South Park Presbyterian-Mon-
day the senior society will have a
bcsiness and social meeting in the
church. Wednesday afternoon at
AIS the Junior society will have q
party. Wednesday evening at 1890
the Christian Endeavor society will
have charge OF the prayer meeting
Friday at 1880 the intermediate 80
ciefy will have an automobile So
cial at the church. At the same
time the mems class will meet in
the social rooms.
Edgewood Baptist-This evening
at 1880 group No. 3 will meet at
the home Of Joe Wilmer, $40 Forty
third street. There will be a bust
ness session Of the Sunday school
officers and teachers following.
Tuesday evening at 1880 group No.
l will meet at the home of Henry
Martin. 1913 Railroad avenue. Mo-
line. Wednesday at 7:30 there will
be q devotional service and a bust
ness meeting. Thursday at 2:30 the
ladies' missionary society will have
a social tea at the church.
First Baptist-At $50 this even
ing the Sunday school teachers and
workers will have a luncheon at the
church with special business
meeting. Wednesday at 7:30 the
r.id-week prayer service will be
held on the study of Ephesians 3.
Tuesday at 1880 Boy Scouts troop
No. will meet. Thursday evening
at 7:30 there will be a special meet
ing at the Y. NJ. c. A. Friday at
PAS the. ladies' missionary society
will meet at the home OF Mrs., H.
M. Ward, 2425 Nineteenth avenue.
The topic of the afternoon will be
Americas Genius for Assimila-
tion." with Mrs. George Lee as
leader. Friday night at 7:45 the
City Union Bible class will meet at
the Y. W. C. A. Saturday afternoon
at 2::30 there will be a meeting of
the children from the ages Of to
3 years to form a Herald society.
The mothers Of the children are
asked to come too.
Trinity Episc0pal-This evening
at 1880 the Girls Friendship So
.ciety will have a mission meeting
at the church. Tuesday at 1870 the
Boy Scouts meet. At 8 o'clock the
teachers training class will meet in
the rectory to study courses 2 and
4. Wednesday afternoon at 2:30
the Trinity guild will meet at the
home of Mrs. A. N. Carlson, 4412
Seventh avenue. At 1880 the Trim
ity Acolyte guild will meet in the
rectory. Thursday evening at 1880,
choir rehearsal. AZ 8 o'clock there
will be vestry meeting in the rec
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-02
PLAN SURPRISE
FOR KNIGHTS AT
TUESDAY MEET

Allouez council. Knights Of Co
lumbus, will have big surprise for
its members at the regular meeting
tomorrow night. Those who did
not attend the last meeting were the
losers, as a wild rabbit supper was
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-02
URGED TO FILE
INCOME BLANKS
AT EARLY DATE

Those persons who have already
been mailed income tax blanks are
urged to file same, in order that
the work may be completed as soon
as possible. Those not having been
mailed a blank are requested to
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-02

Second Christian-Monday at 7::30
there will be an official board meet
ing at the home Of Harry Hawley,
1928 Third avenue. Tuesday at 2
O'Clock the ladies' aid society will
meet at the church. Wednesday
evening, mid-week prayer services
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-02

Win - hsld 81 The Church. Thur.-
day eyeninn IL Chr1afian rn6ecyrr
socisty VIII have : hcmeen1inr ~.
ciaL There viu s. 4 nrmram ana
rekreshmeuta ana "A ~ oiA IA
new member ~ fnvitsa "a CONE
Broadway Preshvtevia.-Nona.v
at 1880 Rev. John iccovn ataren.
sons hthle ci.se viIl 49, Tss.
hour. Treedsv 4, 1.1s - 800.
boys Christian Eudeavor .ocsssv
with Mira. Clifford q Nvers - Iead'
or. The tonic vilI ha ..iso. - qs,,d,
the Bible" Wednssdav A. 4 o,clo,,s,
the Junior sirls' Chri.t;.r rrd..vr-
society with Niss V;vi.r VIII. :.
leader and the tonir .~rha p.s,,,.
Of Being proud /" A. 7.so n,svs,
meeting. Thursdav al 7.ao the n
borah class viii mee4 a. N. hcrr.
of Miss Mary nonn ssl1 Tiavan+h
street The members nil, maot a,
Young and MrCnmhe .o-ra. - 49,
the 7:30 car A. I'm the snn,,aI
penny social viii no heid IN ~.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-02


1sd-a-half strssk "wednesday an
ernooa q { o,clock IL cnndrmafa0o
class WIN msst n the paf1onaee'
Thufsday aftarnoon 1t ESQ the u
dlss' aid socisty Will mset IN me
annex. The hostesses VIII b MA.
A. strumquist and Mrs. 4. Peterson
xisa LutheEan-Tonigh at !
O'Clock the mems club viii meet u
the homo Of Prof. Jules 8. N. naa-
ritxson. 97o Thirty-eighth street
There will be m address BY c. J.
Sodergren and the mems quastes
will sing. Wednesday afternoon
the AugustanA Endowment Fund
society will meet at the home Of
Mrs. William Gamble, 1t36 Four
teenth avenue, Moline. Wednesday
evening prayer meeting viii be held
1t the home OF A. G. Anderson, 1908
Eighth avenue and the Boy Scouts
will meet at the chapel.
Gr100 Luth0fAn-MOnday evening
the Luther league will have its
monthly meeting in the church. Al
s o'clock the music committee will
meet in the parsonage. The ladies'
aid society, which was to have met
Friday afternoon. will not meet this
week.
Oak Grove United Presbyterian
Wednesday afternoon the ladies
aid and missionary society will
meet at the home Of Mrs. W. j
Pash. 1915 Twenty-fifth street. Al
4 O'Clock the juniors will meet in
the chapel. At 7:30 the mid-weeh
prayer meeting. after which the
monthly meeting Of the finance
committee will be held.
Cleland Presbyterian - Wednes-
day evening the Grace SAKE bible
class will meet at the home OF Ger
aid Finch, 528 Twentieth avenue.
/, Church Of God-Prayer meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs
William Hamilton, 904 Third ave-
nue., Thursday evening.
Immanuel Lutheran - Tuesday
afternoon the sewing circle meets
At 7:45 the bible class will hold a
meeting. At $3.50 the young peo-
pies society meets. Wednesday
afternoon there will be a meeting
of the ladies' aid society. Thursday
afternoon there will be a meeting
Of the missionary society.
Second Observation-Disclosures at 7::3C
there will be an official board meet
ing at the home Of Harry Hawley
1928 Third avenue. Tuesday at Z
O'Clock the ladies' aid society will
meet at the church. Wednesday
evening. mid-Week PRAYER services
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-02

Church OF God-Prayer meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs.
William Hamilton, 904 Third ave-
nue., Thursday evening.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-24
Time for World to Turn
To Sanity, Says Butler
Liberty and License Confound.
ed in Swing Away From
Iyrunny. He Asaer4s

PHILADELPHIA. May s3.-The time
has come when the worlds pendulum
should swing back toward sanity and
wisdom. Or. Nscholas Murray Butter.
President Of Columbia University and
candidate for the Republican Presiden-
taal nomination, declared to-day In an
address on "Ths Nations Religious
Obligation and Religious Opportunity. Z"
before ths General Assembly Of ne
Presbyterian Church.
"Fer two or three hundred years. !"
he said, "tha modern world has besn
ia an tntslisesuAi uphesval, and man
has tended to becbme an extreme
egoist. In freeing the individual from
tyranny he has also hesn set free from
the rsstse4nss which distinguish lib
efty from license"
Dr.. Batlsr aGsestsd che pendulum
had swune tso 1Ar Aad thai therein
lay the feliSieus opportunity Of the
iAt!on. The. schoel, ths family and
the church. hs eoattnusd. bore ths re-
YponsSAtlSty ~ trustees for 4 great In
hefitaucc.
pr. Butlsr's address wss Of peculiar r
tntexsst bseause Ne sranAiAtksr. the
ns~. Dr.. Nichsias MurrSy, FOR thirty
years PASTOR Of the old First Presby.
SssaAn CAuroA % Eassahsth, N. j.. wss
modsrster OF the General Assembly in
14le.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-24
The Stage Door

"8s East" conses back to the Shubert
Theater this evening. The Celtic
Players will inaugurate their season
OF modern Irish drama at the Province
town rheater to-night. ~rhe Singer"
by Padraic H. Pearse& and y. C. Mur-
rays "The Birthright," will be given.
This will be the last week Of "Adam
and Eva" at the .Lonsncre, the en-
gagement closing Saturday night.
Erno Rapee, musical director of
Iassie," at the Nora Bayes Theater,
smiled for Europe on the Mauretania
Saturday, commissioned by Gaillard T.
Boag, of "Lassie" Inc, to find novel
ties snd new material TO be used by
the firm in it's future produ ctions
'.tassie" Inc. has already contracted
for Two musical plays which will be
brought to production next season.
Marc Kla~ Inc, announces the open
ing of new Offices at l451 Broadway
to-day. Marc Kiaw will depart for
Europe next week, for The corporation,
to look for English and continental
plays for Anne riean production.
Construction on the new therater
'O1 the Marc kfaW COrpofAtfon, on
West Forty-hfth Street, will begin i'm
medistely under The supervision of
Joseph and Alonzo Kiaw.
Edythe Baker. the Ksnsas City plan
ist, has been signed by r. ziegfeld jr.
fer the Midnight Frofic, " and will ap-
pear atop the New Amsterdam Theater
for Che first time Tonight. She is q
nine4een-year-old society girl Of Kan
sas City who came to New Yofksa few
months ago seeking career - con-
cert pianist.
A csble dispatch from Wiifism Nor
is, who is in London. snnounees that
he has Secured Tom Burke, the Irish
tenor, for concert tour OF fifty ap-
pearances in this country next sea-
son. MIR. Burke will make his frst
american appearance In New York IN
October.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-24

themselves. H onS II them s,~e N
ensany be q onss slves . signal 2Aan
every Prairie Dos seamssrs for m
own hole and divss N head srst. ~.
meet at once hs peps his hsal ~
again tc see Whist TIE dangsR usay As." |"
How can he do that without xofnx
clear to the bottom to turn around ~
demanded Peter Rabbit.
" wondered Il any Of ysu wunsd
think Of that question" ehuHkiesf ora
Neither Nstats. ''Just q little HsloW
the entrance YAp xap Olga q netss sosm
at enc side Ut hts tunnel. All h1 lDs
- do u ts scramble int shss, x~sn
around, and then pop his head out.
Az I said before, hts tunnel ross down
ssfaisks very deep. Thsn Il tusns snS
foss almost sqseliy far under Sfssma.
Down there he has nice littfs bed4
fetm. Sometimes no Aas mere ThaA
sns,"
"lf IL 10. 50 dry out whsse hs N~s,
asked Happy 3ask Sasfrrsi. ~
Old MosSsr Nature. @ y :ssma fslss 'i Siss
he digs dSwn until ne finds water, bot
shis isn't 90. He doasn1 have - have
water. He gets al the moisture he
nseds from Els fcod. He eats grass
and any other green plants he can
6nd."
(ccpyrisht, 1870 by 3. ". Bursess)
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