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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-09-10
SCHOOLS OPEN WITH
INCREASED ATTENDANCE
Enrolment In Grades Slightly Ahead
: Of Last Year; In High School About
Sixty More - Improvements in
Buildings and Grounds.

The Olympia schools began the
years work on Tuesday morning of
this week. as Monday was a holiday.
The first day was put in by the teach
ers and pupils in getting books and
assigning work for the next day.
The enrolment is larger than last
year, particularly in the high school,
where there is an increase in all Of
the classes. The home economics
class has g rown enormously. there
being enrolled now 105 students. The
manual training classes are also
larger than last year. But the great
est increase is in the commercial de-
partment. there being $50 students
enrolled in the bookkeeping and
shorthand classes, and over 100 in
the typewriting. All regular classes
are fuller than last year also.
Several new teachers have been
added to the force Of instructors
some replacing teachers who have
gone and some to fiji new places. All
together there are 21 teachers in the
high school. Those who are here for
the first time this year are: Miss
Bursell. girls physical director; Mr..
Milhollin, boys gym director and
athletic coach; Mr.. Taylor. mathe-
matics; Mr.. Prather. manual train
ing: Miss Milton and Miss Olsen.
home economies; Miss Jones. pen
manship.
A glee club has been organized,
and the usual athletic activities will
form q part Of the physical training.
All students who engage in these out
side activities will be required to
qualify scholastically before they are
allowed to enter the sports. The high
school will organize debating teams
and will enter the Southwest Wash
ington Debate League. Mr.. TaylOr
will coach the debators.
A room for library has been fitted
up. and Miss Hooper installed as
librarian; a new store room for the
science department. balcony in the
gym to give space for dressing rooms
etc. Other improvements in the ar
rangements have also been made.
The enrolment for high school by
classes is as follows:
Senior. 66; Junior, II; Sophomore,
1853; Freshmen, 1907 special and
postgraduate students. -.
In the grades the enrolment was
as follows:
Mckinley school. 142; Roosevelt
School. 151: Garfield School. 214:
Lincoln School. 288; kindergarten,
Gin church,. %.
There are So teachers employed in
the public schools, 21 in the high
school and 81 in the grades
Superintendent Breckner said that
none of the buildings were seriously
crowded except the Garfield school.
The repairs on all the buildings have
been made according to the recon- :
mendations Of the architects.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-09-10

Hostess to Past MatrOns-Mrs. N.
s. Porter Is hostess to the Past Ma
irons Club OF the o. E. s. at her
home at 1903 Main street tomorrow
afternoon.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-09-10

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-09-10

Continued on Page Seven.
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05
&Hlu.ta-ta.

Der groBe Oeuti6e N~uSperfaui
al jeoem @reiie ninmt wciterbin
Die 9tufmerfjamfeit Der garl5en @elt
in auipru6. Man bofit, bis sum
9(prjt Geuti6lano o0Qig geraumt 5u
goben. Su Berlin mimmelt eS BON
Nu$lGnOern. ghlr Fin unO mieOer
lit Gin Geutider 5u ieben, ser ober
meilt aid i6ou einen @aB noH Nr.
gcntinien in Der Saife bat.
@6en lit cine Shar 8aiutoneger
eiugetrofieu. ga Oieie treffliden Gen.
tie ouh nidt leer olls9eben moQen.
@eil in 2on0on ser 8ert ser 0eut.
I6cn Marf oui = 5 feit9eIeet nor.
oeu tit, er6dlt ie0er a%uslGnoer, menn
er fir 100 Morf 8ore nimmt, nod
fiinf oeutide M}orf oeuti6e GeidS-
mart 0a5lt, o6ne ouB er eineu @fen-
mig 5u 5oblen braltdt.
0o8 &ieieugebirge lit fir 20 Sol.
lars bon einem 4merifaner erItalt.
sen mor0en. ser eS in ser 8rGrie
auiiteaen mia. Sic gl6e 6at Elm
gnglGuoer ermor6en. Gr miro Iie
olt5trofnen loiien un0 i'm SIuBbett
cine 4utomo6iitroBe anlegen. Sic
8erIiner Siege5oace bot EN- G6inc.
ie fir 20 Bienrig gefouft. ST
lGBt Mnnoelieiie oarolts berItel'
len.
Sic 3eutiGnationoIe @olfsportci
fat Ii6 bereit erflGrt, our Sebltng
0es 0eutiden areoitS nidt MIR oa3
&u0rgebiet db5utreten, tpie ser 9lbgc.
ororete <gerbcrg bereits ontiinoig,
te. ior0ern ole &eile 9eltti6lonos,
in 0enen Stimmen fir oie &egie-
rungSporteien o6Qe9eben wuroclt.
@orousieBnng lit ~oGer0ingS sic
Stcuerfrci6eit uIler groBcn @crm6.
gen. :.
neutrality-suspicious. Gr56erger
empiing cine Mbor0nung bon SrOu.
itrie0ertretern, sic crfIGrtet: Ser
8erte lin0 genlIg gclpe6ielt! g9ir
moleu en0lif @olu-taten iebn!" Gr5.
berger ermioerte: 0gfebbi6!" Gr loG
oorauf6in aus Ser 3cntrlm$portei
misgeidlolIcn mcr0en.
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05
Nla9G5eit.

Die Gdite iaBen beim 0littags.
tiid in Der Geniion. Gin &enliotS'
e%inluobner, ein ebeu aus ben n0roli-
den @iSregioneu beimgefebrter 6or-
i6er, %er5GbIte, tpie gegen GnOe ibrer
Iciic Die &atiouen fnopp gemoroen
W0ren uno Die expedition beinaDc
Den Sun9crto0 c~rlitten bate.
n8ir noren gum S6IltB 10 aus
gebungert," iagtc er, ooaB mir
i6lieBli1 uniere 2eocritiefel in
Stiide idnitten mo togeIang in
beiBem 8oiier fodteu uno oufoBelt.
Sn uniercm oarnoligen 3ultono bat
eS gar nidt einmal 10 i6le6t ge-
i6nedt un0 ms oitf ale Sale an
2e6en erbalten."
n8it. Inn @ottes ipiacn," iogte
elmer Der @GIte uno inb iid dngItli9
Inn, vntdt 10 loltt, OoB Sic nniere
@trttn nidt bort"
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05
9as @onOfel Der GnglGnScrin.

Die n~elleite Grrun9enIdaft Der
cnglii@en Game lit Dos Monofel.
@ud i'm Srogen oeS @ingIoles mill
ite DEM Mann nidt nod)lteben, nuo
iie cntfnltet in Der @nnobnbung Die.
ier neicu 8affe ale 9tei5e ul0
&~iibnbeiten oes l6oneren @ei0ledta.
rSn Den 9Gn0en elmer gcid)idtell
6rau 1T Elm Mouofel uliI61tbar,"
l6reibt Elm Wtoocfeuuer barber.
IS geitattct ibr, annutig al lic.
gen, gra6i0S %ab5ulueiicn mo cine
Nebenbublerin mirfiam 5u iibcr-
trlimpfcn. IS lit and Elm Nro6es
9ilfSmittcl fir Ole Undertaking.
SSSn scr Cat, cine Game fam nit
ellcm Monofel m~in0eitenS ebenio-
o!el, ueltn nibt nlebr ouSrif)tell, ais
nit etllcm 6dd)er. 9a3 %.3inglo8
gibt oerGnme eincn gang b. 'onocren
Nnitrid); cs muB abcr aid Don Der
rjd]tigen 9onic getragcn peroen
0cnn MIR porncbme mo groBc Gr,
l6cinungcn, Die ii6 iider mo nit
8iiroc al 6cpcgcn milien, crbaltcn
odonrd Gas rcd)tc Jielici. Cine ioI
Ge Came fab id iiinJit III cillcm
porncbnlen StcItanrant; lie trlIg aildl
5pci Observation-Disclosures, Gin flei.
lleS Oil Slim, cti gr6BereS inter
Dem linfen Auge, ullo lie crrcldltc
0urd ole Sunobablng ibres Mono.
felS aagcmeincs Gnt5iifen. Sic
flcine nicolide Srali miro i'm Me,
MOTEL itctS ettuaS fomiid mtsicbcll.
DeSbalb miro oas Mollofel altf IN
Der Gamcnpelt ME a~llgcntein per.
6en fonnen.
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05

Siiriorge. 6rou 9aIm lit
Die Gngitlihite mo fiiriorgli6Ite
@attin uno Wtutter. Now 5pan5ig.
iabrieer Ste miiB iie iiG gum er.
itenmal bon Den Sbrigen trennen,
oo lte cine oreit0glge Jteile nod
GnrbaOen nid)t permeioen fam.
8orber bat lie goll5 genoll ouS Wte-
iii fir aae Wnbl3eiten beltimmt.
Sim 5meiten Soa aibt eS 8flaltmen.
fompott. llnmittelbor Dor Gid
trifft elm Gelegramm ans Gllrbapen
elm. &err Balm 6ffnet eS eriNreft
uno left: uNd)tun9! Bflaumenterne
ouslpufenl 9iiiie! 0tamo."
@eitcrteit I'M Sim
mel. Die fleinen Wtdoben @nna
uno &loro baben iDr SriioerHen at
8ett gebra6t. Mls er beim Nattge=
bet iagt: 0&ieber Soft, mad mir
fronlnt, COB id III Den SinuneI
fomm -" berbeiiert i'm pima:
"Gs beiBt: mad mid fromm", nor
ollf sic iiingere Shmciter, iieben
Sabre alt, ibr 5ufliiltert: nSoB i'm
0oh, ga lud)t ia Der liebe @Ott brit
ber!"
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05

0enn nit for lie fable moat; eS MIR
bod i1on puttIcn:cr Nittneit. Sd
lin 10 9cid'fcbrt 1eiueie. OoB i6 BARD.
tic en- Gunicr geluue fonut. Der
@e0c$mejler bat al sic 9dlutidj &c.
lege I'M bat gciaIoie III ga is es
mid mic en- Shlcicr Don Oie 9luge
gcioQe. Sd ben 0ic gon5e i6rcf.
li6e @eiHiAt MIR aetrGumt geboUt
lin eS mare feline 9urflerih GA &C..
mele I'M i'm Seller Bat oltd) fem
gcpcuicnoer W}onu oetege. Serr
&c0adtiondr, id ben geiii6It ol3 nie
c nc~ugcborcue3 &atb, uonit i'd per.
bleipe S6ne Sbrn liemer
@6ilipp Saueromper
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05
9leine Saene. S11

aIeine S5ene. Sn elm
tefdnnteS Gulltsaucrbebaus forlmt
cine reid gctleiOcte Game ilno
lgiiuiht Den &errn Yrin5ipoI Iclbit
5n iprcden. Scr 9err Hrin5ipoi
crIdcint.
.@itte?"
sd m01te germ eincn 9arod
ldranf baben."
.S5a, mcnn sic iid IN oen eriten
Gtod. =" SIN erlten Stod ltcbt Elm
iabcl6ofter @nrodbalL ein &oloB
zen eincm Shronf. Ole reid &c.
fteioctc 9ane gebt oreimal Inn oas
Gro6e Ding bcrum, mlitprt es prii-
fcno, id)iittcit ocn Sopf. ldBt i6lie6.
lid Ole &orgprtte iaGcn ulo Iagt:
SEER 2ie0mnrn' Yfit mir fonnen
sic ooS ni6t mo6en! @nrod III
arilni"
Gtrcifbre6er. &arl:
~Ncr mar ocnlt bic feid)e Dame
.cniid2"
Mny: rNotbilic!"
&orl: ~?
Moy: $50, mcine Grnii Itreifte!"
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05

8 8esl is gum 8aber 'gansa.
Sap er ibr bilft. is ibr @erlanga.
Gle 9'1pirt i'm &opf orin uno i'm Ser5
Giasmol an 10 an 9ipabie'n @9mer5.
Ser Saoer, gar toa hummer Rann,
Ser i6al9t bog 2eiben rittig an.
gr poab, Der 8esl itedt I'M &ppf
Ser Seppl nit fem blonS'n @6opf,
q Qua, 10 ian6el NJ 10 reid,
llnt nit an S6nurrbart latril6 teI6.
rSa", ia9t er, %~iuiear i mi aa' b'iinn,
Sir 81 gibt's bod BLOB oau' @eOiSin:
gu reiblt Sci @oiherI. mert' 9ir's
Gu' Stuno' nit'n Sepp iein G9nurrs
bart einl"
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05

- @nti6uI0igung. u8ii-
fen Sic nod = BEL Sbnen babe i9
meme iebige Srau fennen g%elerntI"
,Sa ia, i6 erinnere mid -.
nidts fir ungutl"
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05
9 aru11 III.

0arum. &lapierlebrer:
Isle treten gu bicl @eoal, 6ranlein
Olga"
8adfiI6: n@Iaitb' id 9erne; i&
bin nGntli6 cine leioeni6nftIiGe
&aolerin."
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05

Gin ilnger Mann ipiG einen poIt.
lagernoen 8rief abbolen uno lit
ii6tlid iebr betriibt, als ibm Ser
Gpitbeamte iagt, Dob inter Der be.
5eidncten Gbiffre feiner ga lit.
Noitbeamter: vSinO g
frob, oaB feiner gefommen lit! Sci
mir bat Die @'ididt' ieiller6eit nudJ
poitlagcrno on9efangen!"
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05
@ef6 M II


e. 1. @eIddftsfiibrer: uMa6en
Sic 0ie Somenf0rner ans ben So
maten nidt in ooS Somatcnpiiree,
Sic Seltte m0gen es nidt."
2. @ei6aftsfitbrer: Limo mas ioQ
nit BEN Samanfornern geldeben?"
/. @ei60ftsfiibrer: n9ie tommen
in Sic &imbeermarmelaOe, oamit iie
edit allsliebt."
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05

= 81 M e Of s1un9 G. Snusberr
(oem &loOieritimmer 8llboreno, Der
an Dem &ionino ieiner Todter be-
i91ftigt iIt): ~Nn, @ott lei 9anf,
enoliG bort man OoG NAL mas Ser
niinftiges auf Dem &limperfaltenl"
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05

= 3meierlei. = "Mntter.
ser Soufmann bat mir faIib rauS-
9egcben!"
o@leiG geblt Oh bin uno laBt
or oos rid)tige 1elo gcbenl"
n@inen Quarter 6upiel babe
ib rausgefriegt!"
= SEA, glib i6on berl Sch iest
uuo ipiele iton!"
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05

SIN 3pieipalt. = ~@er
Fat oenn oas 6erbrod,en?"
nSraee mid nidt, @eama,
oenn i'd mill nidt iagen, Dob i6 eS
mar, uno liigen min id audi nid)t."
8eit9ema E. vSie lpolen
cine Sppotbef auf Sbr SauS aui'
nabmen?" = uSa. i6 braud]e elm
Yoar Gtiefel."
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05
MnR5tob. s1neIier. Wel

= s # a b. SuWelier: .8eI-
DIE @eite muB Der bling baben. ben
i'd fir Die Grau @emablin gum @e'
burtstag anfertigen ioa?"
S1l6dtermeiiter: vSa, in Mili.
metern fam ids Sbnen nidt iagen
- ober bier babe i1 cine &naf.
murit m~iteebraujt, Die entipridt ge-
riau ibrem Ti~ngiin9cr."
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05

NttQ ole lUtUtt'
&C ltodt is tom.
me. SD ben Ole
2i55ie, mas meme
9llte is, al ibrc
6reuuOe genontnle
M i'm Oollu in Gu
r|alutoe6aut @eQ
iui09cr beim IN
ms 9auS ge.
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05

@a9 Ser Srouung.
user bon ben beiOen Serren lit
0enn ser nelte gbemann?"
Scr trourige. Ser lultise lit Der
G6mieqerpoter!"
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05

2citaem1E.

gSilIt s. balm Dor Ben @enI6en
&uf @r6en a Stub,
Gag 5 8abrbeit mein'tfpe9en =
giltr i6ipinoI' Oa8ul
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05

Gin imqer, 6r6 9e6Gagnabme fanes neuGteu 8erfes befannt g-
porocner 9tbter erbdIt Den @eiuh zines aoaegen. ~@obl Sbr Gater?"
froot 0ieIer, ais er cine nit 2aubgepn0e ungebene Photographic etes
dItnen Serrn bemcrft. vad nen! 9oS lit Der StaatsunpaIt, Der mid
entoedt bat."
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05
9flt!

SD CLAUDE, boB es gar ni9t pabr Is,
9aB Npbrobite leGr getiel Dem Yoris;
Snoes lein ltrteil bas lit %lonners
S5 i6rer Sd0n1cit ,ebr ap-feIig mar.
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05
0ffner = dDrsibebriet Oes
hiltpp .anerampfFr.
g.

Iicbcr @err 9icOodtjoudr:
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05

Ser i6Iogfertige
&ritifer. Dem Sbeaterfrititer
elmer 3eitung miro uls Wtitglieo Der
~9teoaftlon cine 8allertarte fiir Sa-
genbets Sieridau iiberianot.
uWtiilien Sic Oariiber aud) iGrei.
benz" fragt i'm elmer ieiner Be
fanntell.
n@atiirlif,~ eripibcrt ld9elno
Der 9rItiter. ~un0 Die 8eipred)ung
miro beginner: o@ut gebriiat, So
me-"
S6cr5frage. Bas ba'
ben Stanoesamt uno Selepbonamt
gemeiniam?
lpllpl ITO ltaeu!qaaa se!s6
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05

n8arum bit gu 6ern geitern
abeno erIt nod elf llbr IN Oie Soiree
%Gefommen?"
nMein 8rdutigam fat mir feline
gauge 8ergangtnbeit er56blt!"
Sea, oa3u geborte ~aleroings bel
3eit, Wfltt unO @eOGdtnisl"
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05

&ingemorfen. sd iuge
Sbnell, oieier &rebti6fe lit elm gan6
eemeiner Salunfe!"
SOL uno mir bot 0ieier
&rebtidfe 9riefe bon Sbnen ge-
5eigt, in oenen Sic i'm nit nmein
lieber Sreuno!" mreoen."
n@G, Oas lit bod BLOB 10 ne &e-
oensart. Sd iage umetn lieber
Sreuno," mie man iagt oallf mein
beiliges @breniport"
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05

.Gcben Sic oenil nidt, Scrr
@enoarm, DAB ser 9etrlnfcllc be-
ItGnoig nad oen StraBcnlaternen
mirit?"
.Natiirlid, icb' ids! 9obalo er
cine triiit, ucbm' id) i'm felt"
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05

,@r Iie6t mid. er liebt mid ni6t" =
Gebniii6tig trallmeno i60n 2enden
1pri6t.
Sic SerpfIiidt bic Nar9eriten uub bat
unterbeiien
&tn 3pcd oes SlumentagS gang per>
9eIen.
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05

@ie lies peritebt.
Size: n&eli mas lagit bolt oa5ua
= 90 bat Die &roni III al glatt ge-
leIen, onB, mcull mir Maol foam
Wionl net friag'n fonta, Der Staot
inns %fiinftig ieo'n oan anldatfn
mir0!"
&cli: nSciiuS = M ipoaB i bolt
ac. mas Oa5 IeiB'u tlat, tpann
g'id)rieben itcbt: nStautlid) gararl-
tierte SdabampeiIungcn"l"
@inIaOung gum Stell.
0idcia. No.. SD merOe alio Inn
neltn llbr in Ye9leitung melnes
&iinohehs bcim Sdiueroenfnlal err
ideiner. &enn5ciden: Shparae
Yfoten uno gelber Sled auf Der
Gtirne."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-16
{. II. TERWlLLEGER co.

l0ol-lOO2 Mtlo BIds
Phones . 6tq2. C.ll.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-16

REASONABLY PRICED
s.! '2 Good Gs' @ 1ns. G s fs s..ss "D"'
%; sa" v % % .ss. ] "s s."s: s'; 4s% as Oak
SSS'0 @ sa S"" ] s "" Tss:
ST 65Osouh large rooms and
%'' @ @ss T s %ss, 'f"qs 4:% aS "S' n%s s5:Gs
% front " 5 y: "ss s,sssss. az" o
s .sor @ G ss basement. .... and s ,
$4,000 %%"o Ss 'n . ss s room Gs aS assn.. " "s
Pi~000 Of the best Heights '
S11 800 values the pavement
pdS &% rooms rooms o $ bses6 sSa1' furnace S aTS 1 enclosed
ana seryan"' quarters Good terms 'T'1S
Pi4ooo oak %@"Ss'SS Sarass ana
SIT 600 ysy & large 1~o.soy Heart
dyduay deeorarc% 10" servants quarters
S24 OOO-rwosory oshtroom paor OAK floors
a. s. %qsa%S sa % part ass Of ns
south front lot This especially goodio location. ''
S Ts%ss aoSyo S ns, }ss SSy . s' v. II, e Of @ s
@ sS z ] 1"' iss e .n Of spsSa' SasfS'
ADAMS & WALKER
Kennedy nlas Cedar 200
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-16
Leonard & Livesay

81, We Sell the Earth.
''."'.r Real Estate Exchange.
. PTS Mayo Bldg.
'"0Hes Cedar 335-liS9.
The evening world., 1920-04-05
2,ODO,OOl,OOO BONUS
PLANNED TO GET VOTES
AND STIFIE ECONOMY
Continued From First PsEe.)

practical politicians will handle tn,
whole project.
The tiishtinG effect Of this pater-
nal move on the part Of Congress II
already apparent. The way Is oper
to adjournment late in May without
the passage OF constructive leglsla-
ton because Congress wiz take thS
position that giving the veterans Oh
the World War $4,000. 100000 Is about
an that should be expected from the
National Legislature.
Politicians figure that the project
is so big and far reaching that II will
OverShadow everything else except
the SKINNER and caA campaign, and IL
looks as though they were right
Didn't we pass the Soldiers Compen-
saton BHl7" Is. from the standpoint
of the professional politician, a QueB-
ton that win silence any protests
about what Congress didn't do.
The bonus project was smoothly
worked up by the politicians. The de-
mand for it Did not come from within
the great army of veterans of the
war. The demand grew up outside. II
was created by politicians for political
purposes.
OfRcers Of the American Legion say
their organization has about 100000
members. 1t is figured that about
10000 men took some part in the
war at one time or another, as Roldlers
or sailors. The agitation for the bonus
is supposed to have come from the
American Legion, and insofar az the
rank and file of the American Legion
wants the bonus, that contention is
true. The rank and file wants 1t now,
but the sentiment was all the other
way a few months~ago.
When the American Legion held its
first convention in st. Louis il went
on record as opposed 10 the bonus.
The next convention, held in Minne-
apohs last winter, voted against the
bonus. Outside of the American
Legion there was no organized de-
mand for the bonus save that made
by bhe Veterans OF Foreign Wahs.
Politicians kept the agitation alive
NIn5 OhANoAp Vi IlAC hlACA NAeAl
Legion, nearly all of whom were op-
posed to the bonus, discovered re-
Gently that there has grown up
among the men who served In the
ranks during the war q desire to ca
ress some easy Government money.
Rejecting this desire they came to
Washington and made q formal de-
mand on Congress for form of relief.
That was Ali the politicians wanted.
They had the idea in mind long before
Il had any force in the American
Legion. Even now there Is not, in the
American Legion, or among the men
who served in the war and do not be-
long TO the American Legion, q burn
ing, persistent yearning for a bonus.
Their position Is described by what
hundreds Of them have said TO the
writer.
II never would alave thought of ask
dne for any dough from the Govern
ment on my own account, but as long
The evening world., 1920-04-05

looking at him. There's evil Gomez
OF that. l turn over in my bed ana
| stop my ears, but I've never yet
raised a blind"
Tell me, Middleton" Dominey
asked, lis Lady Dominey terrified at
Decentralization
THAT can't rightly say, sir. Her
ladyships always sweet and gentle,
with kind words on her lips for every
one, out there's the terror there In
her eyes that was lit that night when
you staggered into the hall, Squire,
and Eve never seen II properly
quenched yet, so to speak. She car
ries fear with her, but whether It's
fear OF seeing you again, or the fear
Of Roger Unthank's spirit, could not
tell"
Dominey seemed suddenly TO be-
come possessed Of n strange desire
TO thrust the whole subject away. He
dismissed the old man kindly but a
little abruptly, accompanying him to
the corridor Which led TO the ser
wants quarters and talking all the
time about the pheasants. When he
returned he found that his guest had
emptied his second glass OF brandy
and was surreptitiously ruopping his
FOREHEAD.
That" the latter remarked. 'is the
class of old retainer who lives too
long. IL were Dominey OF the Mid
die Ages, l think a stone around his
neck and the deepest well would be
the sensible way of dealing with him.
lie made me feel positively uncom-
Portable"
81 noticed IT," Dominey remarked,
with q faint smile. I'm not going
to pretend that it was a pleasant
conversation myself"
1--WE heard some ghost stories"
Mangan went on, but n spook that
comes and howls once a week for ten
years takes some beating"
Dominey poured himself out a glass
of brandy with a steady hand.
you've been neglecting things here,
Mangan," he complained. you ought
to have come down and exercised that
ghost We shall have those smart
maidservants OF yours of tomorrow.
l suppose, unless you and I can get "A
little ghost-laying in first"
Mr.. Mangan began to feel more
comfortable. The brandy and the
warmth OF the burning logs were
creeping Into his system.
by the by, Sir Everard," he in
quired, a little later on, where are
you going to sleep tonight"
Dominey stretched himself out COM
posedly.
There is obviously only one place
for me-" he replied. IL can't disap-
point any one. shall sleep in the oak
room"
The evening world., 1920-04-05
CREW OF THE R-3S
OFF FOR ENGLAND
Eighteen Navy Men Sail on Trans
portaO Take OVerLlrgeSt
Dirig7ble.

Carrying oaGhfoen a. the forty men
OF the Unltsd States Navy who ulti-
mately win man the RS. largest Orig
ble In the world. now under cOnstruc-
ton In England. the Army transport
Princess ALa4oFka sailed from HObOken
this afternoon for Southampton. Ant
werp and Dantzig. The Matotka also
carried ssVenty-six enlisted men OF the
Grmy and rs wives and children Of
Army Officers with the Army of occupa-
ton in the Rhineland-
Chief Petty Ofacer Charles 7 Aner
was IN charge Of the Navy men des-
tined for the R-SS, the other members
q the party being A T. Carlson, H
Christensen, p. H C0ons, J. w Guilt
nan. A. b. GRAaaian. II. NJ Corey, j. X.
Hancock. J. J. Harrigan. VIM Julius,
$, II. Knight, Maurice Lay, II. II.
O'C1aire. AID. Petit. w. A Russell. w.
j, Steele. l. p. Stevens and T. L.
The only New Yorker of the delega-
ton Is r. n COREY, who ap to the
entry o. the United States IN the war
was a mechanic in the composing room
OF a newspaper.
The evening world., 1920-04-05
NEWS AND PRIcEsl Il
lllEYSRREES

me 5hols llsh displayed = arm tone
at fhe Spening although traders had
ooms down expecting easier prices as
, fvaplk " foreign. Developments in
haoating that France would assume
An aegreSsivO policy In Germany
fvhfla Stec common was on as ct
loS Ia. Republic was unchanged at
aOT1-2 American Wooden gained
4 IS 10 1gs IA Among the oils Sim
osair wes up Ia at ta7-S.
u. a. Rubber common responded to
a excellent earning statement with
3 Gan OF IL at 10. American Car
y f'oundry led the equiUnents, up
Rearly q point at 1ls "a.
General Motions opened 100 at
2IA Ia extra dividend up IA.
Gold coin to tho amount Of 100000
haa been Withdrawn erom the Sub
Treasury for shipment 70 Mexico and
$4,000 IN half eagles for South
america.
A purely nominal market exists
6ver4t counter In Stutz Motors,
rhlch h quoted SsO-4sO. Trading is
for cash only az the books close to-
day for the 30 per cent. stock divi-
dend.
The evening world., 1920-04-05
DIED

EBRR.-on April ., MARY KERR nee
Judse), beloved wife Of John Kerr,
Funeral from her late residence, 4; 8
10th Av., on Tuesday, April 8, a, 30
A. NJ: thSnce 10 the Church OF St.
MlehASrs West 84bh ST., where a solsnn
rSauiSm mas will be offered for the
rSposs o; her soul intermsnt Calvary
CHAMBERLAIN. Services CAMPBELL
FUNERAL CHURCH. Broadway. esth
at. Tuesday. II A. II,
SEAMAN MARY, Services oAMPBELL
FUNERAL CHURCH, Broadway. SGth
a.. Tuesday. ~ nSsa.
The evening world., 1920-04-05
oPTEMIST GETS FIVE YEARS.
Takes Sentence OhesrfuIIy, Thanks
Detective WAO Arrested Him.

When DdwRrd GiIchrlst. twenty five,
Of No. Al Fulton Street. was sentence
in the County Court. Brooklyn, to-day
to serve five years in Sing Sing Prison
for crtminally resolving a stolen truck
load OF shoes valued at $4,000 he said
TO Judge Dixie:
Thanks I'll have the best time in my
life"
Then no turned to the detective who
arrested him.
"Dver5thing's all right, Christie he
said. Don't be downhearted."
The police say Gilchrist was a lead
ing member of the Philip Bonner gang,
which worked along the Brooklyn water
front Bonner IL in Sing Sing for steal
ing from the piers.