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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04

a temporary sacrifice IN salary, drop
per my bookkeeping and started In to
learn stenography. liked the work.
II was interesting and far from being
as monotonous as toiling over endless
columns Of figures But even II did not
hold the promise for the future that I
wished. So I managed to obtain a
transfer to the legal department and
there picked up at least a smattering
of law which has come in very handy"
Miss Haynes's modesty is apparent
when 10 is considered that her "smat-
tering Of law has enabled her to be-
come one of the recognized experts on
real estate procedure In. New York city
at a salary which makes a stenog-
rapher's salary envelope appear micro
scopic. -
rn~orro,r-pv p,-.-sS- <hs,d..u
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Making More Money
/ stenographor's Solution

Women launch themselves in a bus-
ness career for any one Of a number of
reasons. Some go into 1t because they
because they desire the feeling of in
dependence which comes from q sepa-
rate income. and still others, because
they are not content with doing nvli,
Ing. But Miss Mary e. Haynes. Of New
York, started out to make more money
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04

XLv1
When you see short thumb and an
Apollonian hand you may guess that he
Is more artistic than practical; more
Of the dreamer. less Of n doer. Lacking
the prudence and caution which belong
to the second phalanx OF the thumb. he
will entertain the most extravagant
ideas and plan the most impractical
undertakings. And then. owing to his
lack Of determination (frst phalanx).
he will waste his time Just dreaming Of
the impracticable schemes, without ever
doing anything to try to put them into
execution.
(Nevertheiess, whether actual doer or
merely dreamer, the Apollonian iB al
ways brilliant and the promoter OF cheer
in every company.
(To be continued)
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.tTomorrow-Tbc result Of an enforced
frfendship.)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04
Luck at Cards

BOmo SupeFstftIOnN
To sit In a rocking chair when you
play cards, ,sforetells loss to you.
A hand with four clubs promises a
BIT Of bad luck to the holder.
You will quarrel with your love soon
II you drop the nine OF spades.
II is bad luck to win the first hand.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04

Tomorrow--By Pleasing children
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04

Pure Catsup ..... bot 15c
Golden Pumpkin -. can 10c
ealif. Lima Beans, lb. .12Hc
Bakers Coconut. can l5c
Del Monte Peach Jam can 23c
Prepared Mustard. glass 7c
Cream Mints. E. pkg 12Ic
"AscO" Pretzels. lib pkg 23c
"AscO" Mincemeat. .lb 27c
Rich Cheese. lib 33c
Queen Olives. bot 24c, 33c
Best Head Rice. lib 16c
Big Jar Fruit ( rOc
Jams .......... ~
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17

political domination may not follow the
Inevitable economic penetration Of that
country VIC must work for new in
tsrnationsl orAs- which vii foresta?,
tss rev alliance of miitarist powers
for he domination OF the world"
lieutenant Boris Brasol, former
officer in the Russian arm, who fol-
lowed Mr. Cravath, argued against the
resumption OF trade relations with
Russia on the ground of both physical
izDpossihihiy and alleged immora.it
Of dealing with the Bolshcviki. No
quoted figures fom official Bolshevist
sources, illustrating the economic
chaos in Russia and said that no trade
with Russia is possible until the Boil
shevik'' are ovsrthrown and q new gov
crnmcnt established
Commander John Gadc, until re
Gently American Commissioner in the
Baltic states, who has made an ev.
tended study of the Russian problem
SAID that hundreds of merchats from
all parts of the world are gathered in
the Baltic states, but have thus far
found it impossible to enter into trad,
relations with the Bolsheviki dcspite
the many tempting offers made BY
Bolshevlst commercial agents. Com
mander Gade said that the responsi-
olilty for the economic ruin of Russia
rests not upon the blockade. but upon
the criminal experiments of the Bol
snevikl and their policy" He said tha.
the blockade was never complete and
tnat many goods were entering Russia
through the Ccandinavian countries
Other speakers were Norman Happood
lincoln Steffens and Major Allen
Wardwell Of the Red Cross.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
trazee and Ebbets Are
Called With Rothstein
Testimony Will Be Given to the
Grand Jury Investigating
Baseball Scandal
Special Dispatch to The Tytbu,

CHICAGO, Oct. 16.-Two baseball
owners, Harry Frazee, of the Boston
Red Sox, and Charles II. Ebbets. of the
Brooklyns, have been summoned before
the grand jury investigating the 1919
world series scandal, have signified
their willingness to appear Tuesday
WHEN the inquiry is resumed.
The exact nature Of the testimony
expected from the two men was not
disclosed, but it was reported that they
would add reports that they had re-
ceived OF crookedness on one diamond
so the earlier tales of throwing games.
With them will appear Arnold Roth
stein, the New York gambler. 1t is
believed that Rothstein will deny that
he he. had any part in the gigantic
Others who have been summoned to
appear at the reopening of the grand
NY hearing were Harry Redmond. Of
Eas. st. Louis; Joseph Beach and
Thomas c. Kearney, of St Louis. Ac-
cording to reports at the Criminal
Courts Building, Redmond Beach and
kearney were named by Kid" Gleason.
White SoN manager. as men whose
names had been given him in reports
of the frame up.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
World League
Congress ToBe
Held in y. S.
America Must Act in Con
certed Move or Another
War Greater Than Last
Will Occur, Says Cravath
Russian Peril Discussed
German Plans TO Exploit
Muscovites Told to Free
Nations Association

!. ras announced by the League of
-ea Nations Association, at it's first
,n,cheon of tho season, at the Hotel
Icnrnnodore yesterday, that the asso-
.;s.inn is endeavoring to organize q
snncress in behalf OF the League Of Ma
,;ons to be held in this country and
=, which delegates from all over the
rorld viii be present.
Among the men who will attend, it
vas announced, will be George May
sard KEYNES, Gilbert Murray. Lord
pob.rt Cecil and other exponents of
~. League of Nations. The purpose
~ the congress, it was declared, will
NJ 70 promote intelligent interest in
sshalf of the league in the United
states and TO stimulate the movement
for cooperation among the nations Of
The world for the preservation of
world peace.
Paul D. Cravath. who presided at
Yesterdays luncheon, declared that
ouly the cooperation OF the United
states in a concerted movement 10
,reyert war can avert the outbreak
II another world catastrophe which
viu exceed even the late world war.
Mr.. Cravath, who recently returned
from abroad said that the crux Of
the entire situation in Europe to-day
vas Russia Russia was the main top
ic Of discussion at yesterdays lunch
con.
In the opinion OF Mr. Cravath
Germany is bound to try to regain her
world position by exploiting Russia.
Organizing her resources and, after
concluding new alliances, again chsl-
longe the nations o. Western Europe
for the dom nation Of the world.
NO one, not even tho wisest man.
will dare 70 prophesy what may hap
pen in Russia" said MIR. Cravath ut
is certain, however. that events in
Russia viii come thick and fast in
she not too distant future
1t is also certain, SAID Mr.. Cra-
esth, that nothing can prevent Ger
many from becoming the leading factor
in the economic regeneration of Rus
sa The world has left Germany moth
Ing else to do but to seek an outlet in
Russia FOR her economic energies and
ambitions Her geographical position.
her past experience and her knowledge
Of Russia, 8 well as her desperate
need for an outlet for her energies.
qualities Germany TO play the leading
part in the economic regeneration of
Russia.
Germany again will be forced to be-
c,ne great military power. through
the fault of the world She again VIII
become ambitious 70 dominate the
vorld Some time in the distant fu-
.cle the western powers OF Europe
again viii be confronted with a new
s'ile alliance, con posed OF Germany
'ae head. her eastern allies a new
and Prusslan'zed Russia and perhaps
i'--ati ga. ,c. nr,her to the east, no.
..c4ing la mll,arist qual ties. No
greater misfortune co1ld happen to the
world than this.
at w.ll be an alliance which can
only be resisted with the aid Of the
United States. We must. Therefore.
so use our infuenoe IN shaping the in
tsmatioHal relations of the world that
the possible crisis may never occur.
n~ss tr. -o r.aintain a sufficient
Flceres on Russ SO hat German
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
2. 4 h. Cutting Force
L 900 Men Laid OF and Eight.
Hour Basis Installed

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 16.-The Phil
adelphia & Reading Railway announced
to-day 1t had reduced its working force
approximately 1000 men, and tnat, ef-
;ectlve to-day, all employees on the
system we're put on an eight-hour basis.
make such further reductions rs is
Consistent with economy and caiclencr.N
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Frovns on Plan
10 Bring in Corean Colonisls

MVNTGOMEKY, Ala, Oct. 16-Mlss
c. Allgood Alabama Commissioners Of
Agriculture, to-day told represen tatives
OF land company seeking 20 establish
large colony Of Coreans in Alabaraa
that the state would not welcome such
colonists
The proposed colony was 20 be or
gained under direction Of an American
missionary, and the plan was 20 buy up
$1,000 acres Of land in Baldwin County
-cr farms, homes, churches ard SCHOOLS
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17

The importation Of Pans models is not
penodc with thus shop---the continuity Of
irza7o1dalions through tie ais establishment Of
Gra7u-@ Ie.z & Co., |9 E4~z 4 Amin (1soaI11,-
i1 is; ,oslaEd:: ,oslaE: 1 tI3 zrg3 6 ss holds
the New York shop in constant touch with the
latest fashion developments Of the Paris houses.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17

When, some weeks ago, this collection of
original Paris models was presented, it emp pha-
sized the close association Bonwit Teller & Co.
enjoys with the foremost French couturieres
and modistes. This ensemble of Paris models
was considered fashion achievement of the
utmost Importance, not only because of the
great number Of models presented, but also
because each gown or wrap or coat or hat
expressed the elegance and dignity which
appeal to the refined taste Of women Of dis
Ccrnn1ent.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17

These great style successes - Of Callot,
Cheruit, Lanvin, Jenny, Premet Patou,
Drecoll, Poiret, Renee, RoIande, Brandt,
Agnes, Bernard, Arnold, Madeleine ct
Madeleine, Martial ct Armand and hats from
Reboux, Alex, Guy, Louise, Madeleine,
Marguerite ct Leonie, Varon, Talbot, Hamar,
Nora, Marsy and ofhers-have been repro
duced by this shop in exact repicas Of the
original French models and in various forms oi
unusual adaptations that reveal a distinguished
note Of individuality.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17

New gowns and hats have just been received
from jeanne Lanvin and Reboux. Alsoinnumey-
able and unusual modes in French Handmade
BIouses, Handmade Lingerie, Corsets and an
infinite variety Of Nechweaz, FIalldkerchiefs,
Veihngs, Beaded Bags, Bijouterie, Couture
Ornaments and other dress accessories.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-30

citizens Will be accepted under this
authority and acceptance will be linz
tied TO former soldiers discharged
with character at least very good
and TO new recruits who have com
pleted eighth grade public school.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-30
Democratic Ticket

Fresident--
JAMES NJ. cox
Vice President
FRANKLIN d. ROOSEVELT
United States Senator--
SCOTT FERRIS
Congressman--
CHARLES u. CARTER
Supreme Court justice
FRANK NJ. BAILEY
State Senator
JOHN II. CARLoCk
representative
u. 5. HOOVER
Coaniy Judge
NJ. +. wINFREY.
County Attorney
JAMES II. AIATHERs
Court Clerk
JESSE LAsLEY
County Ciesk--
CLARENCE HARRIS
County Treasurer
5. r. nAYNLE
Sneriil--
BUN GAkIEIT
County superintendent
KATE GAIT zANEIS
County Surv,yor--
CHARLES W. CLAY
lax Assessor
JOHN L. SPEARS
County WeIgher--
BUCK ROGERS
COMMISSIONERS
First District
JEFF o'BR1EN
Second District
MARION T. PIERCE
Third District
JOE T. TAYLOR
AiSD,iuhE lUNNst1lf
Justice Of the Peace-- q
HAL CANNON IS
d. W. BUTCHER
Constable b.
ForNT DusToN :
GID SHAW IS
rss Aramorsits Want Ads for au1I
r. sults- y
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Real Estate
w amt a Home?
g. SPECIALS

3-SPEClAkS-3
A beautiful room bungalow ga
rage and drive way. southwest, FUR
nished with elegant furniture in every
respect. The owner do2s not need the
money now. and We are in position TO
offer this lovely home, complete in
every respect for $4,000 cash, and
balance on reasonable terms. Price
sl2,5OO
For a fast run and no delays we
have permission TO rent for SIX
months neat room bungalow, two
story garage and servants house
chicken yard. swell location southwest
for $500. If you are wanting TO
rent 4 place for months do not let
this get away from you.
We also have lady who owns
beautiful two story home and wants
TO rent part of it furnished to a
coupe without children. Terms and
location given on appointment.
We know the town, the town
knows us.
Lamgs&on & King
5O5-6 Simpson Bldg. Phone 444-ls5l
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-30

NOW IS THE TINE, THIS rs
THE PLACE, TO HAVE YOUR OLD
FURNTTURE REPAIRED. REIN.
ISIED AND UPHOLSTERED. WE
MAKE 4 SPECIALITY OF GRATING
AND LOADING GOOD FURNITURE.
PHONE 3es hcLAUGHLN co. 9O2
NORTH CADDO ST.-radv &C.;
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Opening for Negro Soldiers

Enlistmsn.s for three hundred coll
ored recruits for Tenth Cavalry now
open Only men Of high type phvsi-
cally, morally and mentally vouched
for by reputable colored and white
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WANTED-A hoy TINT Is not over
is years Of age and that Is willlnA
to work; that is not going to school
Apply Ardmorei,e office.
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Ardmore Homn@s

. A new six room plastered nome on
McLish avenue for $500.
A pretty six room p,astered home
near Fourth avenue ON II street Tor
$1,000.
Buy a brick home; five rooms. close
in for $1,000.
9ll McLish avenue. SIX rooms, close
in, price on application.
A six room home on C street north
west for $500
A five room home on G street north
west, corner lot. east front. price
s4,25O
Owner needs to pay u note, Will
take $500 per acre for 100 acres
10 miles east Of Ardmore oil pro-
spects.
Have good automobile Will trade
for grocery store, well located
We haye several nice four and five
room houses northwest can sell for
$4,000. payable 81 900 down.
Have lot on Bixby avenue oppo-
site Mr. Woods fine brick home. this
lot is worth 81 ,250 will take $3.50,
We have two very fine apartment
houses worth the money. 10 acre
oil and gas lease in section 10, 25-3w
near the Writ franklin gas well.
Two fine farms miles southwest Of
the city, closely priced.
Three and one-half lots on G st.,
northwest at halt price.
Let us help you select a home
II. C.. McKllDLDY
l2Gh West Main st.
| 0s9
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FOR dressmoking and general sewing
see Mrs. X. Fl. Dickson. sos L St,
northwest. eS-3
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FOR SALE,--four 5-room modern bun
galows, price $4,000, part cash down
balance on time.
price s2750.
$50 acres well improved farm. 200
acres in cultivation; 70 acres in
meadow balance in pasture. Six
room dwelling one tenant house.
good barns. well and tank in pas
ture. Price $50 per acre. | have
any size tract that you are looking
for from 40 acres up. Some fine
ranches in eastern Oklahoma. plenty
water grass and winter protec-
ton. ii you are looking for anything
in farm or ranch call and see my
list ]. f. McCarty Phone l06l. S0-G
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WANTED-carpenter work to do.
large or small Jobs; plans and spec
ifications furnished. j. u, Parks'
soS d stree, southeast, Phone 1871
S0-4
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Male Help Wanted

" WANT--At once boy FOR porter ana
delivery work Phone &C. Oklahoma
Drug Co. =s-S
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W'ANTED-Young man to take charge
ot established coffee and tea route.
che With experience, to sell TO con
.amer preferred, bond required. Ap
ply between and ) a m or !
and I D. m. Rogers barn. AIS y
e,reet northeast
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FOR Washington and 10Th
avenue, northeast new 5-room bun
galow with all modern conveniences
Garage. immediate possession. reas-
enable terms T.. r. Guillot. Phone
$50. 1913
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Cla S sii{fii d
w an is

Two cents per woTa eacS insei tic-i.
a minimum charge OF 81 cents
made for ais e'in one day only. Copy
must be n Ardraoreite office py 10
O'clock week days. II received after
that hour ads viii % run TOO late
TO classify"
Al wait ADS are cash. Advertise
msnis taken over the teiepnene are acs
eeptet only at custopers risk and tho
AidrD0rsits will not he RESPONSIBLE Tor
sssSss uniess advertising ccDy 10 hand
Ell "a at our St:ctA
Is words one time.
IS words two times
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10 wordr four ,imes.---. ----- --u'2c
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Use Ardmoreite Wan, Ads :
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DAILY ARDjiIRElrE.


DAILY teRDjIuSEIrE.
Advertising ratss effective !lns
jsI isSG;
lncn
Open spase without contract ---'oc
l.0N ioehsa to u ussd within
one gear .-------.--~-------- ---oVe
s.VQv izcheA To ne used within
Non-Contfac act Advertising.
Thestris concerts, circuses.
9l0ca promotion, OH. Inc.
etc. -.--.-- --..- ---.s - .---~si.Vv
tVuuoai sdvestiSlDD, sasn with
order. dlgpisy only acceptsd-si vo
advertising ut 6b0ys rates must
.sAxs rwn of .&por."
ciusrslteed Vosttion Us 70 per
@eht s-DhonaL
advertisements muse be AZ ptAay
,nekes Ssep 80 columns vide.
.,Sfpy Tor Daily Ar5norsiLs must
90 - Kr:ce by II O'clock &C day VI
; pebitcat,on and fcr Sunday Art'
M0T cite ny saturday, $3.50.
m0Dtsly Display Rate.
ts@ PER inch per caOuth with
weakly change or copy y desired.
$500 per inch PEI moath On year
j IS cenCaut With daily change tf
ecD9.
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Use Ardmoreite Want Ads for quick
results.
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WANTED good delivery man. fair
,.alary TO right party. H. l.. Crock
!, ,stt Grocery Co. 1913
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Positions w anted
-sHss
Livestock

FOR SALE Aolsten milk cows; al
20 some male calyes.-o. $. Bailey,
southeast Of Ardmore 26-G
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-30

FOR SALE-A fe unclaimed suits
and odd pants at II bargain. Bel
Tailoring Co. S.i5lmc.
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Female Help Wanted

TANTED-A girl to assist with
house work and assist with the care
Of TWO children. Excellent wages.
Apply in person to Gl2 McLish ave-
nue..
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UANTED-First class cook for gem
eral house work. servants house fur
nlshed. Phone 204S 2g-3
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Real Estate

OWNER of a strictly modern room
home big east front, corner lot.
bought one year ago when proper
" was cheaper and got bargain.
The owner has had long spell
of sickness and other bad luck, be-
hind with payments and has other
obligations, will sell and take big
loss possession at once. Other smal!
homes close in. easy terms. can buy
and move right in. Yates the Earth
Man, l2412 West Main street
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Miscellaneous

DRESSMAKTNG and evening gowns
Phone 1923. Mrs. Greer 99-i
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FOR SALE-one large meat box
nearly new. one electric sausage
mill and motor. Phone G1S. Ad-
dress Crescent. 1913 West Main
23-lc
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Automobiles

1920 DODGE SEDAN practically new
for sale or trade Win give terms.
Sac ". q Tyer. Phone sol. 9s-S
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For Sale

FOR SALE--3 rooms of furniture, Will
sell al or any part. 70S End ave-
nue. northeast. 2S3
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FOR SALE--An elegant lot. one
half block from courthouse, on z
St. southwest. Phone 2s1. 24-5
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CAFE FOR SALE-Doing SIS TO 800
business daily, changing occupa-
ton reason for selling. Price right.
See Paul Reck. Dllard Okla. 1913
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FOR SALE OR TRADE acres with
house and barn. Phone R-l5l 9G-6
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CARS wash. at Huckaby & Tanner
Cur exchange, 10, North Caddo.
at.G
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uss Aramsrslts Want Aas for eul
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-19
HIGH COST OF CADET UNIFORMS
HAMPERS HIGH SCHOOL CORPS
Barrier May Be Overcome Reorganiza-
ton Plans Will Start September 15
Inauguration Parade Incentive.

manufacturers. The cost of the uni
forms often has precluded many boys
from enlisting in the ranks of this
great military organization, and the
rising price this year undoubtedly
will have a tendency to prevent new
students coming into the high schools
this fall from joining.
School officials and Lieut.. Day are
aware of this, and will work to over
come the uniform barrier 1t has been
suggested that more general use be
made of the uniform as school suit.
But even this, it is believed, will not
solve the problem. ss many parents
will object strenuous.y to paying out
about $50 for cadet uniforms for their
sons, and present indications are that
the natty blue outfits are going to
| cost that amount this year. Last year
the uniforms sold at S25, and five
years ago they could be bought at SIS.
1t is the intention of Lieut.. Day to
| make some arrangement with the
War Department to have the Army
clothing manufacturers turn out the
High School Cadet uniforms this year.
II the War Department will agree to
such plan, he believes that they
could be sold at approximately one
half the amount private clothing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-19
IRISH TO CONFER
UPON HOME RULE
Men of Moderate Views From
All Over Island to Assem-
BILE at Dublin.

LONDON. August 10 (by the Asso-
ciated Press).-Irishmen of moderate
views concerning the problem of do
minion home rule will assemble at
Dublin from all parts of Ireland next
Tuesday for conference. This meet
ing, says Dublin dispatch to the
Daily Mail, has been endowed with
considerable importance by the change
in policy in Downing street"
although the premier's statement
i'm the house of commons last Monday
puzzled Irish politicians" the dispatch
says, lit is wrong to take pessimistic
view of the situation. as the way to
peace is by no means closed"
LONDON, August 1S.-Terence Mac
sweeney. lord mayor of Cork. ar
rived her today under heavy military
escort. having been deported from Ire
land under a court-mar martial sentence sent nee
mayor was still on hunger strike and
was looking III when he s.. reached he the the
conrt-martial in Lord Mayor Mac
Sweney'A case has not been announced