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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-25

Toster Ave. ana Ocean Parkway
6lvd. Service Station
Fourth Ave-. 2a2-Charles H. D.v,.
S'o ~utn s AVE, looa--Bush Terminal
Fourth Ave. s9o2-4th Ave,-rlan-
nery's Garage '"a-
Fourth Avo.. slos-Jaok's Garage
Fourth Ave. and Baltic St Cole
man Service Station
greene st.. S26--Mildred aar.~.
Greene Ave-. l03S-Greens & Broad.
way Garage A'A oao-
Haneock St. sls-Monaroh oarax.
HHerkimer St., ace &: II Garaxe
Hicks st.. .76o-11arginal Gara9e
A'nss Highway. 1106-H r. Win
Kings Highway and con.v 1.,.ra
~ Ave:-Kings Highway Garage
Kossuth Place. 4o-Reiiance Garar.
hosciusko ST.. 28-A. Prince
hosciusko St.. o--Kosciusko Ga
Lafayette Ave-. 4as-Knowlton Ca
La ssrs'". St. 1o7-Triansls Auto
hs usrax. St.. so-sa-Iawrenos St.
Lexington. Ave-, s-Grand 4 I.r-
ington Ave. Garage
sE1incoln Place. 47-Pilgrim Garage
Vt--MaCOn Garage
Monroe St.. 2o4---A. L. Benne,t,s
Garage '"e's
Monroe ST.. %ss-Etna Garage
Ayrtle Ave. and Cooper St.~Mvrtl.
~ Garage & Repair Shop '''
NHsaau Avs. and North 18th St.
y, w; A; Tatton Gas Station
Newkirk Ave-, 1498-Ncwkirk Ava
Ne ~ York Ave-. ss-Brooklyn Auto
oy ras Ave.. Hs-ovtnston "a
Pacific st.. l7s-nurska o.r.~.
p "a c!a g.. .st--Marlboro oarass.
I paciiic 81. e74-TempIar GARAGE
r1ork Ave. s04--Park Motor ~
park Place, 760--H. q II. Garac.
Falcnen Ava. ize - Universal an.
Pr rsah st.. ,l1s--Na.tonal o.
p + a, Ave. ss--oldrsy, n. r,
A1,pn 81; and Woodward Ave-
nIopinson st.. 272--Lion Oarar.
= :, utiedge st.. 88--Rutledxc Gnr.~.
Sackott st.. gz3--Tiorencs Garnru
st.. Sl-Carroli d.
Sixth Ave-. ssis--sth Ave. oar.r.
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ers eUeryuhere

East Chester
69ston Road, East, 4O69--Adolpt
STATEN ISLAND
Brighton Heights
seaman Motor Car Co.-il9 Caat1.
ton Avenue.
clifton Auto Storage Co.-ss7 Bav
DonRRn Hills
county ray Club Garage-Country Club
Male Service station-Richmond
Road.
Granitevillc
ocnimmePs Garage--90O Richmond
ave.. near Washington.
Grant City
Helpers Garage-2ls Midland Ave-
Great Kills
vincent Mullen Service Station
36o7 Amboy Road, near Keegan's
Lane e."
II. l.; Holbrook Service Station
44o6 Boulevard. near Guyon Ave.
LInoieumville
1ennyson.s Service Station--Rich
mond Turnpike.
New Brighton
r. D. Koehler Co. Distributor
$50 Richmond Terrace.
Richmond County Buick Co.-7oo
Richmond Terrace, near Lafayette
Avenue.
Liberty Garage & Service Station
Hlchmond Terrace
Princess Bay
trey's Garagc-6O27 Amboy Rond
Port Richmond
Cornell Motor Car Co.---43s RIch-
mond Ave. near Blackwood.
Richmond. s. /,
j. Dobler. 320 Center st.
ROsebank
Natthews Service Station. Finger
board Rd.. 35th and Bay sts
Kreischervillu
Jahns Service Station, 447e Arthur
XIII Road
Stapleton
BLOCKS Garage. 400 Bay and WILL
lam SITS.
FRESHMAN Bros. Broad st.
Nottners' Service Station, st. Pauyn
Ave. and Van Duser st.
TOmpkinsvilIe
Mc Earny's Garage, Richmond Trun-
West New Brighton
West Brighton Auto supply Co..
1888 Castlcton Ave, near Birth
ton
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Garfield
1arneld Garage. ~ Passaic st.
Paseaic
Dunuee Community Garage, l72 lth
st.
9. & s. Motor CO., Inc. 81 Main A..
Passaic Auto Co.. ASS Main st,
Passaic Reliable. AGA passaio Ave-.
Paterson
J. d Q. Service Station, Boulevard
and Market ST.
SIX City Auto Supply. IL Hambur9
Hnckenaack
Acker & Lyle. 267 Main 81.
central Auto Garage. IS Bante p
Court House Service Station. ~
. Main Avenue.
van Dusen's Garage. Paasaic 81.
Hasbrouck Hcights
dasbrouck Heights Garage. Ter
race Ave.
Kearny
Beach Garage. 457 Kearny Avn.
Orudel
Oradel Garage 4 Machine c.
ktnderkanack Rd.
Ridgcneld Park
FsrK Auto supply Company. 80
w., Rutherford
Heaiisnorn's Garage. ass Pstsrsea
Rutherford Garage. - Adams Az.
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CINE trouble in the modern, perfected
automobile. Ordinary low-grade gasoline
vaporlzes slowly. It requires rich,
wasteful mixture-only parts of air to
l part of gasoline.
Such fuel in your tank contaminates
the lubricating oil. Trimmed down oil
enters the explosive chambers-carbon
forms rapidly, bearings wear ou1. That's
when you are liable to trouble on the
roadside and to expensive engine repairs.
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more and more motorists are eli,
about the fuel they feed their c;
The chief cause Of engine trouble on the road

NTALLED on the road-miles from
home-engine overheated-perhaps
burned-out bearing. Almost every
motoristhas had such an experience as this.
Yet many motorists drive for thousands
OF miles without putting wrench or a
screwdriver to the engine. These are the
men who know the dangers of sluggish
gasoline.
Sluggish gasoline, say the experts, is
one OF the most important causes of en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-25

mixture required by ordinary gaso-
line, but when you want power and
economy use the Is to l mixture
with Tydol.
Every drop of Tydol is turned into
punch at the piston heads. That's
why you get strong pulling power
on the long grade and high mileage
per gallon. Tydol burns up clean
with minimum of carbon. Even
IN cold weather it starts with ease.
Even where Tydol costs slightly
more than ordinary gasoline it is
always an economy.
Have your carburetor set at IS
to l. The chart at the left gives
directions. Look for the orange and
black sign. Fill up with Tydol
today.
TIDE WATER OIL
Sales Corporation
II Broadway New York
Telephone: Bowling Green 5000
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due to inferior oils. Veedol
preuents these troubles. Have
the old oil cleaned out of your
crankcasc and fill il With
Veedol. Sold BY reliable DEAL
ers Everywhere.
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Slow to start
a danger signal

X%OU grind and grind and grind
Y With the self-starter-or crank
and crank-when you start on
sluggish gasoline.
You hold the choker out-the en-
CINE starts, sputters, dies. Such gaso-
line vaporizes slowly. The rich 8 to
mixture floods the crankcase with
unburned fuel.
The lubricati1ag oil is thinned down.
Carbon forms rapidly. Bearings are
soon worn and burned out. Because
sluggish gasoline is hard to start if
warns of trouble to come.
These are the dangers of ordi- av
sluggish gasoline. More and more
motorists are learning to avoid them.
Why 7ydol, Economy Gasoline.
sol0es your motor problems
Made to run on the famous lean
IS to l mixture, Tydol keeps Won
out of such troubles. 1ydo1, the
Economy Gasoline, vapo11zes
fast: 1t will operate on the rich
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vEEool. the lubricant that
resists heat, prevents the rapid
formation of sediment in your
oil and n1ininizes friction and
lUedr.
800 of engine troubles are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03

setting In New York skyscraper's
roof. where airplanes land with fire..
quency. We are told what will
happen In 1870. Bronson and Bald.
win have recently finished a season
or success In so Long Lefty"
The Creole Fashion Plate" In a
dolineator OF song and fashion. Ad.
vance style. the very latest ultra
modish attire with startling color
combinations has made The
Creole Fashion Plate" a much-dls-
GUESSED act in the East.
The Three Danios Sisters are de.
cidedly comely Girls who offer
something new in the gymnastic
line.
Billie Burke found n man on an
ice wagon On the lower East site
an New York City and is present.
ing him Just as he was found
The act - called The Man OFF
tie Tee Wagon" and is a singing
novelty
Val and Ernie Stanton describe
themselves ss English Boys From
America" Their offering In OF the
comedy variety and ~.provides a
clever assortment of good .naiured
nonsense.
chong and Moey is n Chinese
novelty. American songs and dances
are presented a la Chinese.
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AIMS good sleep had cleared her
brain. envied her. Ny own was
In a whlrl.
AZ soon as We were alone in her
room. Ann dropped her excited chat
ter about her new house and turned
to me abruptly with:
You have some plan. Jane7 !
know you have. What are we going
TO do next"
I'm going 10 see the district at.
torney-if you consent And ! must
say that I never expected TO have 10
do an errnnd like this one"
THE district Attorney don't
know his business. It's something
terrible. Isn't Il. Jane7" Ann. who
had been taking off her street dress.
slumped into chair. wished that
she did not have the bad habit OF
coming close 10 n faint whenever
she was badly frightened. Finally
she whispered:
what are you going to see him
for7"
I'm going 70 ten him know your
name viii be connected with that OF
Ives. that I suppose he will consul,
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Confessions ofaBride|
copyright 1920 By The Nuspa per Erapr,e As,oiahcn
| SEE THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY TO SAVE
DADDY FROM A STROKE

| Daddy Lorirner before questioning
you. Maybe l can get him to wait
until bob comes home"
THAT looks like good plan" Ann
agreed. Go ahead. Jane"
First. want 10 know n that
automatic was marked In any Way
sure II was. Didn't I tell your
II was movie property. you know.
and Il was labeled with the name OF
the film company for which mother
works She had u IA a souvenir. !
told you
II remember. hope your mother
will get here before the clue Is de
velopcd much further Now I'm go
ing TO put on my new white tailored
suit. and see the prosecutor.
An hour later | found myself in a
most conspicuous place. A crowd OF
reporters. barred from the prose.
cutor's office. loitcred I'm the main
hail OF the building. They made way
| for me very politely. ! hadn't
dreamed that would risk any such
\ publicity. | held my head high.
hoped that no man in the crowd had
ever seen me. and handed my card
to the attendant in the prosecutors
outer office.
I Before / knew what was happen.
| ing. Il found myself In the dreaded
presence. | arrived before the prose.
cutor so suddenly that IL almost
seemed that he was welcoming an
expected guest. was scared half
to death until / observed that the
| prosecuting attorney was standing
up like an ordinary well-mannered
gentleman, that he looked like any
OF my husbands friends. that he
shook hands with me courteously be-
! fore motionirig me to n seat.
caught my breath and tried to
recall what | had intended to say
had made up fluent little
speech before I left home. ! had
resolved 10 say just 40 much and no
more, and I had rehearsod my little
address over and over as | motorcd
down town. But when the time
came 10 deliver my choicely-srrangcd
sentences, i began wrong. hesitited.
stammercd and stopped.
mo hurry at all, Mrs. Lorimer,
Take your time" said the prose.
cutor.
MY husband is away from home.
1 had thought best to come my.
self" Ny words stumbled over each
other.
The prosecutor bowed politely. He
seemed an impassive man for one
whose sole JOY in life was to ask
worried people disagreeable ques.
tons. | thought.
At last | managed to get better
start on my prepared speech.
knew that my slsterin-law's name
would be connected with that Of the
murdered man. that Daddy Lorimer
mustn't know on account OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03

OF the bin. In this act the interior
OF a modern toy shop Is revealed
Most OF the toys are unprecedented
by tiny animals and much fun re-
suits when a customer who has i'm.
bibcd too freely OF home brew enters
the shop and his presence In resented
by the toys.
Pearson. Newport and Pearson.
two ikeable young men and a pretty
girl. will be seen in n dancing nov
city called "a study in Pep"
Louise Gilbert Ia a singing come.
dienne of sunny personality.
Fred Weber and company viii pre-.
sent ventriloquial oddly in which
the fun Is furnished by a messenger
boy who is waiting 10 deliver a grip
The Mizuma laps have balanc.
ing and juggling act
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with the lavish desire that a wona n
has for the Injuries OF life. SHE
goes 10 the extent OF committing
crimes In order 90 obtain the money.
She drama,ic climax comes when.
even tho she has ruined him finan.
csally. her husband comes 10 her aid
with tho result that she n un,an.
glcd from a seemingly untangleable
meas.
Tho members Of the Wilkes play.
ers win ali have important roles in
the offering and under tho able di.
rcetsruhip OF Addison Pitt the offer.
Ing bhouid prove one Of the biggest
dramatic offerings Of this company
There will be a special matinee
July 4.
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nounoe themselves as crouch eradi.
Gators.
Two Ty Cobbs OF the strong armed
gentry who realize that acrobatic
may be overwhelmingly mingled with
clever bits of nonsense are Cunning.
ham and Doreto.
Harry Watkins. "the komikal
kink." does great imitation of a
pair OF scissors when he starts cut.
ting up. He Is comedy contor.
ZIONIST.
A talented pair are Tyler and ST.
Clair. man and woman whose
musical offering is familiar to Loew
patrons.
A mystery play is promised In the
feature photoplay. Haunting Shad.
ows"
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ble's home, then a scene showing
the comedians as well as the prin.
cipals or the company in an airship
bound for Yellowstone park. The
last big scene shows the exterior OF
the "old Faithful Inn" in the fam.
Gus national park.
Lew White, Hebrew comedian. and
Oscar Gerard. Swedish funmaker.
are the life OF the party In the com.
edy line. while the story runs like
motion picture serial in that IL all
evolves around a chase after a gang
Of crooks who have stolen a yaiua.
bic string OF pearls.
Pauline Arthur, Bess HIN, Floy
Ward. Frank Budd. Robert Lorenzo
and Mrs. Chick will all have strong
supporting parts to the action of the
play.
Robert Lorenzo. who has now
fully recovered from his cold. will
lead the feature musical offering in
which the chorus will appear in
novel effect on the runway. Oscar
Gerard win lead the girls in n hu.
morous offering. while Mrs. Chick
will have something of a novel ma.
ture In a character singing and
dancing number.
state OF his health. and that my
husband would soon be home to act
in his fathers place.
Where Is your husband
The assistant prosecutor, a small
man at a side desk. put this qucs-
ton to me with startling abruptness.
was unnecessary and that the man
was impairment Nevertheless an
swercd him.
The little man rose to his feet and
popped a second impertinence at
me.
Did you. Mrs. Jorimer. know
Claude Ives9"
VI did notr' | replied, Indignantly
The small man paused. leaned to.
ward me.
Think again. he said.
81 never met" ! started 10 say
and then remembered that &c.
tualiy had met Claude Ives the day
before he was killed
What was that impairment little
man driving att
The answer--the only possible an
swer to that question Mortified me.
lTo BE Continued
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Minnie Maddern Fiske

MRS. F1sKE comes TO the Metro
Av1 poiltan Monday night for a FIVE.
days engagement In the most radiant
and sparkling role of her career. In
Laurence Eyre's comedy. mis- Nelly
Of N'orieans" the distinguished CO.
medienne portrays a charming WON
an In the 's0s who cherishes. thriyes
and lives upon the realities Of youth
and romance.
The play tells the story OF the mis-
chief she provoked. OF how she
stirred the sleepy old garden on st.
Charles st 10 life once more with a
ghost party in which the confusions
and Misunderstanding OF by-gone
days are suddenly revealed. Of how
she created chaos with her moon
shine. madness and make-believe"
and then guided the love match OF a
niece as well as her own interrupted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03

IL In the act Of
VI iss Tren e
Franklin. one OF
the forcmNf
American come
diennen. NJ SIS
Frapklin prom.
ises new songs
presented amid
elaborate set
tingn.
- A second stsl
lar attraction ia
visions OF
1870" offered by
Percy Bronson
a n 4 W In nj g
Bal a W In. The
story " told IN
nonR and The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03

When cutting marshmallows for a
dessert the sickness OF the task
makes IL slow and difficult.
Put a cup OF water beside you,
dip fingers and pairing knife into
water and it's amazing how quickly
and easily the marshmallows are cut.
A sharp pairing knife is easier to use
than scissors.
Many delicious and economical pud.
mallows. Less sugar Is needed In
the pudding and that means a lot
these days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03

far ctal adven
ture by Rita
Johnson Young
Starting with a
matinee Sunday.
tn p op u lar
wilkes players
will offer Mar.
Taret lllinston's
famous dramatic
success. " r b e
Thief 4" Miss II
ungton. support
I'll by Kyle Bel.
lows. scored a
" wonderful hit In
New York In the
drama
y rief ~. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03

offef1ns of the
Lcvy's Musical
Comedy Co. at
Lcvy's orpheum
for TIL g week
starting with e
matinee to q n >
and a continuous
crf oru ance
Sunday. There
viii be a special
matinee on Mon.
day. and no mat
inae on Tuesday .
r h e offering
will be laid In
three picturesque
&C en- es. There
viii be the ex.
terror of l<abib-
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viii be the bijou
b e a uty show.
"Fads and Frol.
les 4" r ash o n.
music and com.
e,ly are said TO
be C u n n in & ly
a n a divcrtingly
blended in this
miniature must
cal o m e d Y .
which IN TO be
presented b Y a
company OF 10
people, most OF
them pre- { [ y
.iris.
Mills and Smith
are two young
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03

IN y 49, "
ard NJ C X e n {
Barnes. entitled
~ hit In
IA on o lulu" A
fascinating story
Of the lila n q
paradise abound.
Ing In thrills and
h art throbs.
concluding Xix e
all Ha W "a ia n
p ays with a
burning volcano
that furnishes an
exciting climax.
A troupe Of
native Hawaii.
ans will furnish
a wealth OF har
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03

the new yaudc-
willie bill opening
at the Pantagss'
Monday matinee
a headline feat
ure of mor~ than
ordinary interest
Rublni ls reoog
nized as a corn.
poser as we'll as
a distinguished
vfolinist Mile.
Diane In n come
dienne who sings
clever songs and
wears some beau.
tifui costumes.
Gautler's T o y
Shop IL an added
headline feaf,tre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
TWIRLING ARMS
DANCE

PARIS.--A new dance. the TchegA-
was shown at the dancing congress-
here. IL is danced TO the strains Of
Hindu music. II Consists Of fantas-
tic movements in which the arms
are twirled round the head while the
dancer performs short hesitation
steps. II will hardly be the rage-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03

romance 10 a feiicitous conclusion
The play was written by Laurence
Eyre and skiifuIly cast and directed
by Hamilton Frey Fiske. Included in
Mrs. Fiske's supporting cast are Fen
levin. Victor Benoit, Joseph Greene.
Dorothy Day. Gertrude Chase. Evo
Benton. Ezra waick and Floria Dim
stead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03

The Letters to tho Editov." published
daily In The star. arr genuine cpistis~
r~coiy ed from Its rcnders who break into
print" 20 giye thsir honest opinions on
subjects Of intee~~t Ia them. As such
they are not only interesting. hut en-
tightening, and are we'll worth reading.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03

HlUHIOEb muhlC,
Miss Una Carpenter. who essays
the leading feminine role OF "Ka.
lama" the DANCING girl will Intro
duce the famous nature hula dance.
Miss Carpenter is credited with OF.
fcring a new version Of this much.
abused dance.
Tho cast il capable and besides
Miss Carpenter includes Miss June
Rose. Mrs. Hazel Baker. Miss
Frances Bowling. Lester Al Smith.
Randall Noren. Milton Goodband.
Russell Huffman and Thomas
ksenoy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
"A NIGHT IN HONOLULU"
AT THE METROPOLITAN

Tho Metropolitan will have for
Sunday only. July 4. matinee ana
night. the pretty musical play of Old
Hauail bv How.
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"FADS AND FROLICS"
AT PALACE HIP

4 feature Of the big new holiday
show promised by the managemen,
OF Loew's Palace Hip for tomorrow
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7nA1ia TNO pa6es TO WQEaa CT a1f0H g Cts
THE Sf
MISS IRENE FRANKLIN
FEATURED AT MOORE

One of the seasons hest offer.
ings Of orpheum Circuit vaudeville
heads next weeks bin at the Moor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
COMEDIAN & MUSICIAN
PAkTAGES FEATURE

Jan Rubini. a gifted young Swed.
lah violin virtuoso. and dainty Mile
Diane. French chanteuse. will give
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WILKES TO PRESENT
STRONG DRAMATIC PLAY

Tonigh, viii witness The last per.
Torrance at the wilkes theatre
OF Captain Kidd. Jr" the merry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03

- You Just simply cannot keep up
one home or two without love
Uncle Tom" get these fool notions
out of your head. find the right girl
and live a normal life together for
4. years and II at the end OF that
time thcre Is second house TO be
built It will be a better one, n drcam
home where the girl OF your heart
viii greet you with clean pink and
blue aprons. at the days close. and
a. you near that place. the fragrant
cdor Of home baked beans. apple pie.
etc. will greet you. and Riddles viii
tumble about your knees. That h
the real hfe-an other ways are
false.
A CHRISTIAN WIFE AND
MOTHER or THREE
Cannot Improve Upon
Old Marriage CustomS'
Dear Miss Grey. | have held back
as long as possibly can from writ.
Ing regarding the question which
'suncle Tom" brought up In your
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03

Photo bv CressDdle.
Silk taffeta fashions this pretty frock The skirt is
posed of six rffes and the waist which is designed in
bodice effect ties with goodsized bow in the back The
sleeves short and the neck finished with dainty white
lace collar.
Unusually stunning is the hat with this dress II is
white and boasts a novelty upturned brim.
DAISY HENRY.
Mt
receive tickets 0pheum vaudeville the moore
New-York tribune., 1920-11-01

spirit of Terence MacSwiney'
Former Governor Edward f. Dunno,
speaking at mass meeting, declared
the big outturn was ample evidence
It that the heart Of America is sound
and the heart of Chicago is true" and
that "Amcrcn stands for liberty to
the end" Mayor William Hale
Thompson also spoke.
A gun carringe, heavily drapcd with
the Anne ercan flag and the tri-coIor Of
Ireland was drawn by twcnty-four
veterans OF the World War.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 31.-A
funeral procession, followed by low
recuieum mass at St. Mary's Catho r.
Cathedral, was held to-day in memory
the ate Terence SlacSwiney n
procession was led by former sailors,
soldiers and marines in uniform.
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 81. 4 mass
meeting in memory Of Terence Mac
Swiney was held to-day following n
procession in which members Of
various societies escorted a black
draped casket on caisson