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ESPIONAGE AND COUNTER-ESP|ONAGE
: TROUBLE CITIZENS Of DUBLIN MORE
THAN SH0OT|NGs AND MOB BURN|NGS

v.nplr tall could L,lir,, tho state II
mdgli, o. which nerves and port wine
w.E reduce thus, ol Gwen 90, BEST p1
.'in h1,, heard in peaceful draw
lHr rooms The impgtuiiHu Ui blood DYrd
ug ,,m' CO. m'u who have neither
flr wish u.r th, means O" hurt q ~
40 tu So things casually said produc,
fH. rIide
ENn This however accounts fur a
Hrr piu 90 th, information Tn,
bulls 90 % cuW'. fruu tho paid inform
rIs mIlo pud female who are every
where iu thr streets of Dublin
Thor. De- The story Tor instance II
"rssi. N.Ioy shot dad n dwight q
frw weeks ngH This m.u was q ,iuinui
member 90 Sim Tniu ,Iuh-su violent
ib Doe r.IsUd the sIsp,iuus Df h.s
I. NHV members 1rI 'h, ,rrsolysd Co.,
t..' him They told riw one dty whom
h" urged 'h'm 600 blow ur tho castle
that fh,t hId explosives enough fui tho
iuh aud "n helms further pressed c,ry
'uId fw fhli these W.r. safely hidden
n 900 unlikely place, the head shon u
fird.IfrrH NrII SHOWN deg EHUis w,u
NcNt d5y FiriiHters was r3ided aud
Irs,bod tur h,ms hN sulii'rv VIM
uwd uH'lr. Md H,,' 1lN th. ,uthu.
s.asi died Cirrumsiiutill evidence cri
.nl, Hui Tough AND ready Justice u
Uar hut wvr who dthhl, Boo as.
Do rIF,S Wusi hr rr,ur,3 tu tax, uskg
Nov Become spies.
Thor 'vas t case Geo., az Miss CtNlu
pu0v who .,-ps 3. b".' in stephens
ir"au ami ,s uIrmn't on itr list Tive
uiie emit r.d Oh, nest huIs. anil t..,l
ren' ZEN apartment Thry wcr, rrr
guirrd o., on" lads Hi th' house as rU.
Ir"vum,u enrolled Cor v,r s,l,.,, d.
uU'ihad r'H nrtu.ur .WHa
FROM Hil This machinery on, people
rh,t-,. arrest would r.tiiv matter To
sim Fem are saved tNcopt ip cases
.of 90 luck DDS, that 20 Nj E5rtonl 10y
90, efficiency o, their own machine,
~n. military and polio, ha.c 30 nt
.Ift. trey lu precisely Ghat iL,y
TO- Ted Toy Lt,. been ,uI To-, O.
U.j % t'.., .n -HIth 60, 1rw. ga 81.
l.r.Ht' .tnsIH aliugrtg,f-t. 80 e.
.iu Is fsr papers sul disregard vvy-y.
uJng Dsc IND what they ar, toll
Bod - uuWn o. oL,c o. th- p'opis { ~.
.,nir'' Sir ,iw rlvl.r 1t tNo..hi g,
l'r r.z,s fh. arrest ~ Murphy d
hy three o.rI"'k Murphy b. 80 ly iu
hiding while Sho"h1n equally SUSPECT
bat mo- wanted TINS time walks the
street, and snilcs 20 the raiders
60 Ca, ono hand you have cum.
hru4s machine. IN" 90, other an alert
and intelligent pruplr 50 IL Is thft the
ct. who ON tho r'tls ere. { 800 tia
r.I'', t.i,.,fr % anything a. IT..
'ifs ui 'tTs' 20 PERSONAL sId o. %, ."
...'- .iff 'i." ti' p"upl, a., ~
eco. soc o. .' De- 90 got h,s O. 80.
unity
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Ncarth Tor Metcm .

- fHsnriH'e - iffss
OKLAHOMA CITY ukl IAN" 70 -
On sariuur parts ~ c1rt.rn and central
oklahoma sarrchiGg parties today YER"
lnohiug f1r the meteor that flashed us'
Il the heavens about o'clucn last
night leaving O. trail ~ grecni7h light
that was visible for Few seconds In
NrkHn.tr oklahoma. Missouri and
kln ts From many cities came the
r.port th1i On" celestial body had fallen
in their immediate" yi,inity and the
rls'" where % fcli 10 !. did reach a."
earth apparently has been fixed as
u,lr nhmuls..- nLLI-
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NoTitE

Tie Coates 70 NV ranch enclosing tn
Devils Kitchen ard falls are locked
'har. are ~ roads leading through this
property and I am not. granting pc
ruits a. any one. ~ don't ask me for
7 certainly viii have 90 refuse. T.
those who hav. recently ~ who here.
after drive % tha gates and walk In
are tr~stiassinr Won are not welcoma
ard VIII D. treated with No cnnsidera.
iian Or respect u found in here agaia.
80 'ake warning
zoe a c. HARDING. Owner.
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u yuu hive tho i'rh. don't scratch II
discs bot eur, th" u,uhl cind makes the
skin bleed Applv tAt.LAsD'S SNOW
IMMINENT l;uh 10 in gently on the
affected porte o. relieves itching iu.
rsutl' ana f.y 1urli .1tiogs rcmoVD e
thl cause t.Is porto g.ng q permanent
cure Slld hy al druggists 2sc
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strike settled

NH h..fH.a ff
Or WORM TH June Tho
.ifi.r ~ Pullman af mechanics ma
'nIIl ord ...ar'- .f d.fiuHg bead
QUARTERS her. va- settled this ~.
"'H Hh.H fhr W'r returned o. w"rf
.u condition 'hl' gu. ruus WORKING
hH-I' Dol .ns't4'.i Her. ar elsewhere
fHd ar rsI-irel ,t 'a. national agree.
H..rf
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Iare ni.nnir srirrn.

RI f-HffH fra"s.
btTHIr june H-Th. Detroit
United iHIu1fr 1rd tIe r.fv again
ffn'hsd rn accord tU.iaF Boa the fare dis.
% iir when tho COMPANY agreed o.
-'rraar 10 MIN - selling ,IrFe's AZ
Use fof thirty cents IN addition ~ nine
i"r fiil egnts ana cent cash fare.
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\ regular noruin: operation ~ tn
l"N"is puts you IN iin. shape fpr tn
dtf b work II you miss Il ynu fr,i ~.
'"ni"rithl" and commit mt vim into
YOUR movements For al bowel irr,-
ulHriii"s HEi;RiNE b. ~" remedy n
puts them On fine. vigorous condition.
sold hv 81 Drurrisiy ssc
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To Continue llliance.

If NFafrfffft lfs~s
GENEVA. June 70 TIL, in'"rrltionA
woman suffrage alliance congress o.
day decided that thr alliance should b,
continued tn ~rar' rlflagr and equal
rights fu women 81 al nations
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Good Style And Economy

You know that clothes Stylish and nothing else;
they're made catch the eye o the who's going to buy
clothes
They do catch it. and he think, he's getting something subsan
a when he's only getting style II there's sound quality back
o it, the style gone the clothes look pretty bad
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. OI,NER GOVERNOR Will.
ENTER SENiTORI RACE

~ '.s..s.s'.F r-,ss
CHICAGO JON, . Former Gp,.rnu.
Frank !; Willis ~ Ohio. announced AZ.
o. o. cont renee tonight with senator
'Hrd.rg That D." hrd tolegraph,d
ri'ri. l' Columbus Co file notice - his
Hniid'', FOR thc republican senatorial
Ipui1ttinn
There htH been soue speculation
u"rr the phjn d'i'ri'i"n as 90 Vhsih.
b. Senator Harding would nlo Tor Co..
continuation
Nirai.Hn oir ~ every 100 vuus' b..
'""'u 'he ag,r e . and % work for
\ I.Inr
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Are Oftrn iu,lricous.

The facts in these duss..., arr - O.,
rule curiously accurate. hat ~, Inter
tr'isi'cn %, upon 'Lem b. h.l'y ..
'i": eaf tiisa ludriro1s 1ls r us1
- has ',n" Wcil in iuaines - r.p.
sidered 10 b. receiving Gvrmsn Lnid h,
cNuse proof u his prosperity Is duly rc.
"urded. Alsn they are very much ont
- fste. and things move quickly IN
modern ireland: the ola leaders are sui.
i-c, 10 persecution just ns they have
given place to the now. Witness Court
rlunkett. Mr. Ginnell Mr. GogElr-1ll
necessarily back numbers by reason ~
health and age alone
But some Information which l. acted
rpon is rcdhot rom the SQUIRE The
'ource according 90 the Attorney Gen.
ersl II ''peoplc q good position" This
phrase covers. believe. tho inhabitants
81 the kildare Street club. and thDsr
Who have been privileged 20 dine with
lord French No ono who has no,
lad the opportunity % hearing these
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Especial Correspondence 81 Reciprocal
News Seryicc)
DUBLIN. juno The shootiugs aud
burnings that are guing on az lu altr.
minglS iuDrriHg vat. 1rr bed enough
hut the, az, nothing tu t1s average ,lt.
igcn compared with the constant war
~ espionage and counter rspUulg, thlt
invadcs every home Nobody knows
when his turn may not come Go be- Wis.
iicd by one co the other 81 the contend.
Ing forces
In this war ~ spies the British gov.
eminent forces CO.,. or appear tu Ice
o ore active than Those az Sim F,in.
The military ere scent ult Boo tanks and
J rites ln the uall hours - the cur.
Nv period with lstr 81 houses to be-
searched They ih,ms Ives being uu~i
Is strangers o. Dublin can d. no more
,au proceed o. the house Indicated and
ilrn u upside down orders as 20 ar.
rests var, iH Warriors glsrs Sometimes
there {" m order 60 arrest q named per.
som. sometimes g. take every man
(which includes buys ~ sixteen found
~ the house. PROFESSIONALLY merely o.
suspects irs Compiled
These lists ~ suspects" are compiled
With great elaboration Some ~ thou
are very Old They are lists ~ houses
which az the time 81 the rising were
rispect. Many of these houses have
since chanHcd hands. but whoever keeps
the lists j. quite unaware 10 this and
inany ludricous things h1v" happened
i"oluding the arrest pf @ feeble minded
gentleman who hnppanda to have sr.
ired the house OF rebel and who
a-tonished his captors bN bursting iuio
- and declaring that he was 10 Nsl.
era and didn't want o. be- hung An Enc.
lah lady and her s,n-innoccnt ~ ail
c'nnection with Irish politics-were raj.
fi under q similar order by e Young
officer who IVES astonishsd to rrcngniz"
IN the son q schoolfrllow and broth
ar officer o. his
So Il seems ,hs; houses have their
files In the detective branch - the SIS.
ne. In addition 20 this almost every
man who has appeared AZ al in public
has his own nle--oftnn very thiCi
one Friends ~ mine who we're able
o. get behind the scenes have been
shown the details u their own past
lives for ten or fifteen wears neatly
written out: applications Tor permits a
rcrmi; IL needed Tor almost anything
n modern ireland, or passports involve
reference 20 these files ana sometimes
the applicant, II h. has riend in th"
"ffice .as often happen In this chaotic
Dublin. Is privileged Will. waiting Co.
spend an interesting half hour browsing
On the details Of other people mtslseis
a minor official once told IRE the oxac;
thickness 81 my own nlc
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PERCY v. GIBBS

VIII be pleased Co estimate on crai.
Ing and packing furniture In or out
10 tile city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-10

/ lIr'.uU. iiHHlrs senator Smu.t Df ttth
.ud uu' m,u ct varying shades II upiu
! Hu
| put .dr DO, committee room. iuu there
anr,' 90 ..irf Hl ir,-rish conferences as
each .d, sought 90 assess how much
| uf tU, 'ttld, ui its advisory Was blun
/ lard huv much was genuine.
Program without Hun.
| The irr. Dnugilahlc group solcmnly as
! uT.i their party leaders there was no,
.urir element 81 blun In their pro
a.ur. md one IT them is understood n
/ have declared that should the party
tHud fr ans sort ~ ratification. hc
yrah resign from the senate In order
p. h' Zee. Co carry on the fight.
What connection Senator johnson
mg.' rf.r with the vote was not re-.
,.Il Throughout the senate fight.
D.. st shoulder 20 shoulder with Sen.
tH E.Eh hui talk II possible John.
uH l.'' h,so h~-n discounted by the
u'u vau lr' closest here to the Cali.
urrt s'uJtur
Although The resolution subcommittee
bad h."n Boz srss.un lll day. Il scarcely
uuth,d until tonight ON the l,eauc ~
cations 90 any other subject of serious
uHf.n,,.s Although completely over.
h,dHv'd hy th, treaty situation. ne
plIu, 600 Industrial relations WAS under.
t.ud Co have caused SOM, difiorcuc.
& .Hri.u Nus' 81 IN, dtv was spent
20 revising lrd passing over the plinks
prepared lon prr,nnycutiun conferences
o. t1- hit. 81 findings ut the commit.
t'r ot ~ u was decided not % include
plans Oh prohibition and none dealing
.u su,,ii. i.rurs with soldier bonus.
Initial Plank.
The uru,iHlun- If the proposed initial
ulark r.o.t"d the republican efforts to
r,ucti war lvgifiation and detailed leg.
Is.tur completed hy congress. includ.
'rg r'lI,,ion 90 requested appropria
tiorH the railroad. shipping and other
acts
Tn, plank follows:
p..p.tr the unconstitutional and die.
at1rill course ~ President Wilson and
the partisan obstruction ~ the demo.
r.Htir minority m congress the rcpub
li,tu majority adopted program OF
constructive legislation which In a grca,
part h,s been uullificd hv the yindct
is' scipCs ~ IN, president
u met the problem presented hy IA"
administrations unr,adin's, 60 r,sum'
%, tasks 90 pHarc. which was onl,
"qunl-d hy u.s. uur,adIn'sf o. take up
tha burden ~ war The republican ma
i1rity ~uugh' Co. r,pril great pant %.
90, NvNatiuus war legislation which iu
valdez the hhrrti,. uf the citizens that
Was thw1rtcd 10y pr,>id"ntlli veto
n ouari.i The transportation act AMI
made possible N, rehabilitation Il th'
railroad svs'rms 4 IN" country
wrecked hy NrAlpu. Under the ac'
~ provided fur m, peaceful arbitration
~ Wagu disput'r which was so multi
u"l ln tho president delay ON appoint
ING the wig hu1td created under tn
piuyir ouH 81 the lew. that BE- himself
prccipiistrd ih' outlaw railroad strik,
TIN republican, majority stopped tn
nUrd q public treasure rcrSlrssl,
poured into thu lap of an iuopt ship
ping huari aad laid the foundations for
The creation ~ great American mer
chant marine 90 De- uwud and ppei
ltrl by ~" private 'nt,rpris, uf Amer
lean citizens under the American FLAG
and under tho control ui the govern
utruf a. fnr ffrif.I sf.fsa
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What q. a. q. hid.

Tn r'puhiuuH in congress tuot
fruu wastrfgl aud incompetent dem
rpnle administration %. telegraph
and telephun" lines OF the country and
returned them tn private ownership
which riu use them neither Tor the pur
pus' ul political patronage nor political
espionage upon the citizens uf the coln
iry tn" republican majority rcdur q
the o.vt of pustag" o. the people an !
iuU.raEd thu vag" ~ the driven and
unl rplid employees oi tho postal ser,
I.r Carrying out o. pIrpos" o. carr
fpr ihr faithful rWuiuycF 60. the gov
'ruurnt the republican congress enact
- lass o. provide pensions Tor super
animated and retired civilians II like
uir provided i,r an increase in IN. "a,
.f sailors ard soldiers 90 tho Unite
States and further provided for @ o.
organization ~ the army ou q pcao
footing and ',r thr maintenance ~ o.
powerful and efficient navy
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Blackburn Clothes

made by Hart Schaiinr Marx Stylish but the fabrics
awoo the tailoring OF best quality and these the things
that give service.
Such clothes much money ior YOU in the YOU get; in
fewer number Oh times they hay, so the prcsscr many
And you'll lind these good clothes priced very little higher than
grades much inferior in value.
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IRREC0NC|LADL{s
MAY QUIT PARTY
If ISSUE UPHELD
continued from Page ouH

Ir,tuu.Il,hirs senator Smout of uilh
.rd mn' m,u ct varying shades II upiu.
uu
uUi dr DO, committee room. 'uu there
trr" 90 s ..i,r ul lr,,rish conference, as
each .ld, sought 90 assess how much
pf ,h' attitude ui its advisory Was blun
The evening world., 1920-04-21
ThE NEW aEoLLiEa.n

James Montgomery, author OF
Irene" ana co-author Of ''Going Up,"
MS been commissioned by F1Orcnz
1Iegfeld jr. to write the comedy
1cenes for the next "FollIes." Irving
Berlin Will furnish some Of the songs
and Gene Buck and Dave Stamper the
Mhers. The show will go into re-
nlarBal on May 81. An entire new
chst viii be engaged, as the 1919 FOL.
gIess win still be playing. A feature of
fhe new show will be n beautiful girl
number IN which the ak most boaut-
MI girls anybody ever saw anywhere
any time will participate, tits said.
EDWARD Royce win stage the produc-
don.
The evening world., 1920-04-21
Attention, Limerickersl

The Overalis parade. scheduled for
New York on Saturday will un-
doubtedly DO huge success, and for
one reason only. The news has
leaked out that, as every man who
win appear in It is a limericker, II Is
TO be in reality a Dudley For Presi-
dent parade. Our campaign man
ager, Jefferson Shrewsbury Mutt,
will don the overalls he wore UP at
Ossining and lead the procession,
while that enthusiastic llmericker
and overalls addict, Walter Kings
ley, will have charge OF the Beauti-
ful Women Division. II IL a well
known fact that every llmericker
believes in lowering the awful prices
asked for clothes and we have mr.
ranged to have an overalis plank in
our platform. Mrs Jessica Plimpton
Mutt, wife OF our campaign manager,
will appear an bingham bloQmers and
will sing Down With the Profiteers"
in the Key OF G at Fifth Avenue and
42d Street. Don't miss the overalls
parade Saturday. We have arranged
numerous surprises for you, includ-
Ing the Cheese Club with Kelcey
Allen featured.
Now, to-day's trick limerick.
friends, is a tough old bird. To COM
plete Il one must rack ones brain
like everything for a word that is
entered In the grammar as n sub
tlnctive adjective. II you can think
of the word, write us at once en-
closing check for 5000 and a nice
stick OF shaving soap for the cam
paign fund. The rhyme:
There once tOdS a sducy yOUnO cal,
who sdid TO handsome old rat:
"DdiDDone uI betcheio
II I could but ketch you,
You couldn't knoiO phere you
1pds-"
The evening world., 1920-04-21
WAYRuRN,s NEW JOB.

Ned Waytburn has been engaged by
charles Dillingham; TO stage musical
playA Beginning Aug. 1, The first pro-
Auction viii be a revue scheduled to
opcn in New York on Labor Day. Mr..
pplingham, having ten musical plays
"a hb programme for next season.
topnd he didn't have enough directors.
r. H. Burnside viii have his hands
nill with the next Hippodrome pro-
auction, new musical comedy for
Fred stone and a spectacular review;
fred G. Latham Is 10 stage a musical
nay by William lie Baron and Victor
tncobi and another by Anne Caldwell
ma Jerome ID. Kern. Mr.. Waybu-n's
Contract calls for the staging Of Ave
nllsicai pieces.
The evening world., 1920-04-21
About Plays and Players
By BIDE DUDLEY

II RCffAFD WALTON TUdAY,
~ who returned recently from
-, London. has sent us an an
houncement Of his plans. He has
atnrtee rehearsais OF keep Her
Smiling" in which the late Sydney
Drew appeared. and will send the
thow on tour with David Miller, an
EnBllsh comedian, in the Drew role.
Guy Bates Post win continue under
Air. Tufly's management In The
hapquerader" for a while. Later Mr..
n'uify may present Mr.. Post In an
olaborate Shakespearian produc-
iion- oliver Morosco will send out
three companies OF Mr., Tully's play
frhe Bird OF Paradise" next season.
and there are three companies pre-
senting this play in England, with
another IN process OF formation. Paris
win see Il next fan. Percy Burton
4iii have charge OF Mr.. Tully's Con-
tipental interests and James q. lPeede
yin continue as the Tuily general
manager in America. Speaking of
taeatrical conditions in. London. Mr..
Inlly said to-day:
There has been much hue and
~ over general slump in the the
ftrical business in London. As a
matter OF fact conditions have merely
reverted 70 a pre-war basis. The
bubble OF martial imitation has been
wicked. but good plays will be sue
eessfw in London as in days gone
~
The evening world., 1920-04-21
hARRIa hAa INV oNge.

William Harris jr, while abroad.
made arrangements 70 produce a
chtheay called "Le Retour," by Robert
a. F1ers and Francois de croisset, and
'gnhe White Umbrella" by Chester B..
F1rnaid. He also arranged for Lon
DON Droduction OF East Is West" with
Iiis Hoey IN the Fay Banter role. MT,
EIaffiB saw John Drinkwater and OBJ
tanned rights TO a play about Mary
Queen Of Scots and another concerning
Robart II. Lee. In June this manager
viii offer THE Bandit" by Porter
Emerson Browne, out Of town.
The evening world., 1920-04-21
GOSSIP.

William r. Shl, who Is III, Is now
in the Aston Sanitarium.
Robert g. Benchley has been made
Dramatic Critic of Life.
Nance O'Neil, star OF THE Passion
Flower" was entertained yesterday
by the Theatre Club at the Hotel
Aston.
The Hspoodrcme elephants are to
wear overalls, although Jennie may
resort to a Bingham dress when she
does the shimmy.
During their engagement at the
Schubert Theatre Sothern and Nor
lowe will give matinee performances
on Saturdays only.
Mary Madison, of Scandal" may
be seen in some playlets ut special
matlnees during the latter part OF
May.
Claude Greneker. the Sliubcrt press
representative, has received n big
supply of cigars and inviteS his
friends TO drop in.
The Professional Women's League
promises that, at It's card party at
the Hotel Astor on April 20, Lillian
Theda Bara will be seen scattering
the paBteboards
uarda Baker, one Of the little girls
in the "F1orodora" BeXtette at the
Century, announces that. she has Il
Ouijn Board that says her prayers
for her.
Max Cooper, now chief usher at the
Rivoli, has been appointed house
manager OF the Criterion. Victor
Wagner, 'cellist at the Rialto. will be
the Criterion's orchestra leader
Thurston Halls stock company I'm
Cleveland WIN offer several new
plays. Among them win b. the
Broken Wing" by Paul Dlcley and
Charles Goddard, and Are You With
Me?" by G. s. Darcy,
Oscar Eagle has been engaged to
stage poker Ranch" which Wellman
& sinnott will produce with Clara
Joel in the chief role.
Lloyd Garrett, of Moulton, Ia,
young man with a fine tenor voice,
has been engaged by George White
for the new "Soandais" He is re-
garded as n ''find."
Harry Blake and Erica Mackay,
both of Irene" have decided to visit
the minister and don double harness
Mr.. Blake recently inherited lot Of
money.
The evening world., 1920-04-21
DOROTHY HAS CHANGED.

Dorothy MacKaye OF See Saw"
SlaB horn In Denver, but a few years
IL New York have made her very
mich 42d Street In her tastes A
note from the young lady. now In the
West. says:
n fan TO feel at home IN the land
81 my youth any more. am much
more thrilled by the tall buildings
and smelly streets of New York than
w the beautiful cows grazing in al
Mia herd"
that's the way It affects 'em some
tInfen.
The evening world., 1920-04-21
A N. v. A. DAY,

The Vaudeville Managers Protec-
the Association has arranged TO set
aslde one afternoon IN each theatrical
war 10 be known as National Vaude-
VIE Artists Day, when the receipts
for all matinees In vaudeville the
an insurance fund. May is the date
Chosen for this year. There is a plan
u insure each member of the N. V.
u in good standing for $1,000 with
at cost to him.
The evening world., 1920-04-21

I'm fond of ice cream" said MISS
Hyatt.
~ Sm and totH not deny Iti
! cat II Nth zeSt,
But I like u the best
II some young mans t0iih me to buy
IT,"
The evening world., 1920-04-21
A THOUGHT FOR TODAY.
FooIIsHMENT,

John Hunger OF Wellsville has de-
cided to 90 TO Eaton. Col.
The evening world., 1920-04-21
THE EVENING WORLD
OUIJA EDITOR ASKS
WILL oVERALLs oVERAWE /
ALL THE PRoFlTEERS2

Some OF the answers TO recent
questions:
Will tombstone, Jersey - There's
still a lot for the reformers 10 do
after they have wiped out the men
ace OF the cigarette. How about
vaudeville shows and the movies and
the standing treat with the demon
pop and ginger ale7
a. N. H. Tromont-dt didn't take
a oulja board To show me that over
alls were the one and. only answer
20 the question Of the pronjDarl
The evening world., 1920-04-21
plAVs For cHILpREN,

EIlachei Barton Butler and Boyd
ANin. who have been presenting
'tAiice In Wonderland" at the Little
Theatre. are arranging to offer King
John" Through a Looking Glass"
dnd "A Midsummer Nights Dream"
III children next fall.
The evening world., 1920-04-21

FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE.
Judge-Tn give you thirty days in
Jail.
Prisoner-Goodl My wife will he
cleaning house when l get
out.
The evening world., 1920-04-21
ANSWERS no INQUIRIES.

R.-Nearly all of them use babies.
Petke-Send us the limerick with a
check for 5000 and an order OF banana
fritterS.
The evening world., 1920-04-21

"A. H. Woods has decided TO name
~ nsSf Chicago theatre The McCor-
i1iclx. after the Mccormick family
which is building II. He has a lease
~ the properly for twenty lone years,
May q this year.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-28

GAS ENGINE FOR SALEL-My II.
II. Fairbands- Morse gas engine for
sale. Heavy type H.. in good condi-
tion. Just overhauled. Never has
done heavier work than to run pump
Jack on well. Have bought smaller en-
gine so don't need this. Can be seen
at Oregon Hardware g. Imp. Co. store
-. ID. Watson, Hermiston, Oregon.