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on next Sunday morning Ar Woer-
tendyke Will discuss tile latest phases
| Of the prohibition question and show
its relation 10 great world movements.
The speaker is said to be forcefuI. in
teresting and pleasing in personality.
The public is invited. Service a. Il
g.. IN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred klemm and FAM
lily Of Pennsylvania arrived here the
! forepart Of the week and are visiting
the formers parents on Lake avenue.
Mrs. Ida Anderson Of Roberts avenue
! attended the funeral Of a friend at
Hegewisch on tuesday.
The Ladies Bible class will meet
at the Regnter home on Roberts ave
nue. this evening II is desired that
all memba be present
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spears and dau-
Ehter and MI. and Mrs. W Rohrdause
and family returned from a few days
{ trim TO Milwaukee. Wis. where they
visited with relatives Of the formers .
. 4 beach supper was enjoyed at the
Robertsdale park last evening by the
/ following people. Mr.. and Mrs. =.
RIDGE. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Quigg- Mr.
! and Mrs. Norman Brown. Mrs. s. E
! s~prinres and son. Jean, Mrs. c. Fltz
and daughter Alma. and Miss Mable
Calais. after having supper all went
IN bathing.
Mrs. Tom Baird and daushter-in-1aw
Mrs. Goldie Baird were Chicago visi-
tors on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Anderson return
ed from their ten days vacation which
they spent fishing and camping al
| J~asonviile. Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. August schmittle NJ
I Myrtle ave. have purchased a new hve
passenger Ford automobile.
Miss Lillian Lane and Mrs. " Thorn
as of Atchlson ave, were Chicago shop
pers on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Witter Of Lake
entertained the l~atter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Kieser and her sitser and
Husband. Mr.. and Mrs White Of Ham
mond on Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hendrickson Of
/ Lake ave. are entertaining their niece
! Of Geneva. Ill. at their home for q few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Kinsack Of Lake
ave. were Chicago visitors on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs II. Thiesson and Mr..
and Mrs. George Direns Of East Side
motored 70 Lincoln Park and to the
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furIough. visiting his mother. Mrs
Katherine Rabe has returned 10 his
duties at Quanttco, n NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs, David Prttchard of
Sheridan ave. have returned from
Crooked Lake. Mich.. where they spent
ten days.
Mrs. william zweig Il 434 Atchison
ave. reports that during her absence
for a few moments an unknown person
entered her home and took Liberty
bonds. valued at S1oo and $50 in cash
Neighbors saw a man about 8 feet. Z
inches tall and weighing about 40
pounds leaving the zweig home.
Joe Popalalo arrested for allowing
hts dog TO run at large was fined $500
and costs in the city court which he
paid and was released.
Peter pabusiak. charged with pro-
~covation arrested by Sergeant Nizioi-
kiewicz was fined s. and costs.
Mrs Catherine Rabe Of John street
received a telegram from the govern
ment Yesterday to the effect that the
remains of her son. Norman. had ar
rived in Hoboken, y j.. on Tuesday
and were shipped yesterday from New
York. The body Will not be brought
TO Whiting but will be taken TO Mich
'gan City. where the funeral will take
place. Mrs. Rabe had not made de-
mite arrangements yesterday but II
was thought the funeral would be held
on Friday.
The Poles of Whiting held a big
demonstration showing their feelings
about the present trouble in Warsaw
and alse to furnish assistance in the
sale Of Polish Liberty bonds in Whit
ing. John 4. TokorE presided at the
meeting which was held in the II. S.
Auditorium. A number Of Chicago
speakers were present. among those
from Whiting giving a short talk be
ing Attorney T. j.. Tullerman. a
large parade preceded the meeting in
which about 500 participated.
The young ~omen who are training
! for Girl Scout leaders Will meet at
the Community House. Thursday night
at 7 o'clock. Bring paper and pencil
All Girl Scouts who want 10 take
their swimming test report at the park
to Mrs. Busheys on Friday afternoon
at three.
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GRIFFITH

Mrs Alvin Lightfoot and Mrs. Rob
ert Mcfarland and daughter. went to
Valparaiso On Thursday evening to
visit Miss Esther Lightfoot who is at
tending school there. Mr.. Lightfoot
went on Friday morning. all return
ing Friday evening.
Mr and Mrs. Fry ard Mr.. and Mrs
Wright OF Michigan ave. visiting at
the home Of Chas. May.
Miss Emma RenninE and Mrs. Cora
Alger. viii leave on Wednesday for a
weeks vacation visiting Roy Cozards
family at Huntington and the Hamon
family al Albion. Ohio.
A new piano arrived at the home Of
Blaine Hutchins on Monday.
The Associated Paper Co. had quite
an exciting time Monday when the roof
OF their factory took fire. Fire ex-
tinguishers the company. had installed
saved the building Slight damages
were done.
All the ladies' IN town who are in
terested in the NJ. z. church are ask
ed to meet at the hall on Thursday
afternoon. Aug. 10 at 2.3o ?. m.
Oscar Herlitz Of Crown Point Wis
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tied at Dr.. Nalmstone's on Tuesday.
The cant BE Beat" class went TO
Chicago on Wednesday visiting Lin
coin Park and other places OF interest.
Joe Milleras have moved to their
house recently vacated by Bert Har-
less.
Mrs. Bright and children from Hun
tington, Ind. are visiting her sister.
Mrs Howard snkes this week.
The Griffith baseball team will play
the Eagles" next Sunday at 3 p. m.
on home diamond.
The telephone crew Is putting on
more cross arms on poles through
town and stretching more wires.
The Griffith Foundry received an
other large Eastern order today. Iron
is poured every day and orders now
viii keep them busy for over a year
Plans are being made for enlargement
OF the plant.
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Whiting
And Its
People

Mr.. and Mrs. James ORourke ana
family OF LaPorte ave. have arrived
home from a motor trip to Cleveland
Ohio.
There Will be the usual Community
Dance al he park pavilion FRIDAY
evening. Aug. Goth.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. s. PAIGE and dau-
sitter, Muriel are home from a TRIP
Though the outh.
The Whiting friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Y. Humphreys viii be inter
ested 20 learn OF the birth of q son al
their present home in s.. =.
Mrs. Roy Walker Of Sheridan ave
is entertaining her sister, Mrs. casper
and daughter Of Chicago.
The Loyal Women's Class Of the
Christian church will give an ice cream
social on tomorrow evening.
MI. and Mrs. E. Sell and son. Rich
ard, spent Saturday and Sunday al
VALPARAISO and attended the silver
wedding anniversary Of a friend.
The Old Settlers CLUB held a meet
ing at tho library on Tuesday eve
ming at which Arrangements were made
for their home coming on August
rs. The picnic VIII begin at ? O'Clock
and last until late in the evening. An
orchestra VIII play for dancing in the
evening They will also be games
speeches and all sorts OF amusement
including a basket dinner. The guests
are to include the members, their fam
lilies and their friends. \ monste'
attendance is expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mccarthy
have sold their home in Central ave
to Henry Callahan of East Chicago
Officer Bellan is on & two week
vacation.
Harry Rabe who was here on 9
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acted business in town Tuesday.
Miss Angela Keilnan is spending
her vacation with her aunt. Mrs. Jones
OF Chicago.
\ baby girl was born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Anthony Fagen on Wednesday.
Miss Stasia Gettler entertained her
music class and their friends TO a pic
mic supper on Tuesday.
Miss Johanna FriedTichs returned to
Chicago on Sunday after spending two
weeks vacation with her folks.
Mrs. VIM. Friedrich is staying at
Chicago with her mother, who is seri-
ously III.
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Whiting
Advertisements
Are Winners

DosT-At Whiting Park Sunday.
watch chain fob. Finder please re-
turn 10 John Gamer, SIS New York
aye. Whiting. Reward. s-lS-2t
M.d-August Records nov on sale at
S ARONBERG. 5o2 lIsth street. S-12-tf
the American Legion. all ex-service
lnen and 10 the next OF kin Of soldiers
vao dted while in service Whiting
Tost No. SO. American Legion as a part
II lie service viii make out and for
Vard 10 the War Department, applica-
tons for the Victory Medal. All ex-
scr,.cc men. whether members Of the
American Legion OF not. hou bring
tier discharge papers 10 the office o.
TIE adjutant. I19th street and SheridaA
avenue. where their applications will
te made OF. certified and forwarded
t.ce OF charge.
HARRY z. POWERS
Adlutant. Whiting Post No. SO, Ameri-
can Legion s-I8-3
WANTED or : u~nfurnished rooms.
Answer o. H. Waiting News Co.
s-ls-2t
FOP sALE-Re..aSle" gas range and
Two burner and two burner gas
pate. 80 oliver .. Whiting. Phone
37sJ. s-1S-st
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Philadelphia, Pa.
Know what good

me no good at an-my pains got worse
instead of better. / began taking the
Vegetable Compound and felt a change
from the first Now I feel fine and ad-
wise any one going through the Change
of Life TO try it for it cured me after |
mad given up all hopes of getting better.
You can publish this and / will tell
any one who writes to me the good
it has done me."-Mrs. MARGARET
DANE, 743 n. 18th Street, Phila-, Pa.
1t hardly seems possible that there is
a woman In this country who will con-
tinue to suffer without giving Lydia E.
Pnkham~s Vegetable Compound a trial
after all the evidence that IS continually
being published, proving beyond contra
diction that this grand old medicine has
relieved more suffering among women
than any other medicine in the world.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-19

Municipal Pier Inst SUNDAY
Miss Helen Bu~l If indianapolis blvd
is visiting With friends in Chicago for
a few days.
Whiting Lodge. No. s4s knights Of
Pythias vii confer the second degree
upon several candidates this evening
Brother George r. Freak of Chicago
Wlu assist in these ceremonies All
members are urged 20 be present.
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Davidson. 500 1Isth street. Monday
evening. August IS. at $50 p. ri.
DO not fai! to attend this meeting
Matters Will be taken up Sat VIII in
forest not ono but every Member o.
the CLUB. Henry 5, DaylA4on' 500
.11Atb street S-1s-3t.
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DYER

Mr. and Mrs. OVerhage are the
proud parents Of a baby boy born on
Tuesday morning. Joe said the baby
looks like It's father.
Some 81 our people attended the
funeral of George schultz at Scheter-
Vile on Tuesday a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Schmal trans
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REMARKABLE
RECOVERY
Extraordin ary Curative
Power of Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.


V g Com
pound has done me.
| had organic o
bles and am going
through the Change
of Life. ] was taken
with a pain in nv
side and a bad head
ache. / could noe
lie down, could not
eat or sleep. I SUI
fered something
terrible and the doc
~@@f~ -Z.--
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ROBERTSDALE

James H. weertendyke Of Los An
geles. Cal. one Of Americas oldest
platform speakers Will fill the pulpit
Of h Robertsdale Evangelical church
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NOTICE

Members OF Whiting Post. SO. Ameri-
can Legion and all eX-service men VIII
meet a. the Community Corner, Ft4,i-
rupp ave and Clark st. at 1870 p. m.
sharp Saturday. August 21st to attend
funeral 81 Conrad Frank Girard. Unit
form soldiers. uniform with blouses
and either campaign hat or c. ersea
caps. Sailors. blouses with white
hats and Ieggins.
e-1s Harry Z. Powers. AdJt.
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PRINCESS THEATER TONIGHT

Constance Talmadge in The Perfect
Woman. also first authentic picture Of
Polish Russian war and Pollard com
edy. s-19-1t.
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nc THE MEMBERS OF
WATER GARDEN CLUB
Water Garden Clue will have 2
meeting at the office or Henry 5.
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DON'T forget 10 pay your paper bills.
whiting News Co. s-19-2t
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LoST-GoId four-leaf clover pin with
z G.. Naef. 'os engraved on back.
Finder please return to 1886 Roberts
avenue. Reward S-Is-2t
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LOST-Pearl set x. A fraternity pil
August 18th, in either Whiting Par
or on street. Reward for return l
Whiting News Co. S-I9-2
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FOR sALE-Fancy Spring Chickens.
fryers. Carl Buehler, Forsyth farm.
rear q Indiana Garden. S-19-2t
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STAR THEATER TO-DAY
Last time tonight to see blind Hus-
bands" also Sunshine comedy. His
Musical Sneeze,"
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M.d-August Records nov on sale at
S ARONBERG. seq lIeth street. S-l2-tf
The evening world., 1920-07-31
By Way of Diversion.

Said SildS McGuOOin, IN Pee
'oeepIe'S store: "The VETS Of
the country hare got me darn
sore. I say Prohibition Is good
for us oil. The deUirs oton poi
son Is IN the hiDhbdH ! neUcr
touch liquor; neUer shan
drink. IL threatened to put this
iohole land on the blink. I'm
for Prohibition from A clear to
2. II sure Is a blessing, boys;
take u from me-"
"YOU got the right dope"
came from Grandpa McGee. "But
SiIds, the johnson boy Just
come to me an told me per tCite
Is so mad she could dOht She's
found out per cellar tCdS bur
Oled last night" "WhdrS hdt4"
shouted SiIdS. my cellar broke
INF" And then nc Ht out, cduS-
ing Grandpa TO grin. Jed Pee
toeeple sdtd iOith a sigh that tCdS
deep: "Old 50 Is a Dry only
iOhen he's asleep"
The evening world., 1920-07-31
GOssIP.

A friend has sent Ed Wynn forty
nine suits II paper underwear.
Who published the song "Gootman
Is a Hoot Man Now2" Lady wants
to know.
Jack Pickford and wife (Olive
Thomas) will sail for Europe Aug. II.
Leo Stark has signed with tho
Chauncey Olcott show for next sea-
son.
Little Miss Uarda Baker Is now
holding down an end position in the
"Florodora" klddie sextet.
Two more concerts will be given at
the Century Promenade tomorrow
night. one at 2 and one at 11.3O.
A straight fox trOt contest for n
silver cup will be held at the Terrace
Garden Dance Palace Tuesday night
Gina Reilly, Aim star, gave a fare
well luncheon at the Hotel Majestic
yesterday. She is going 10 London.
Jack Squires has been engaged for
''Pitter- Patter." He's a good lookeT
on and on.
Gus Edwards has signed Hazel and
Alice Furness for his revue. That's q
hot one,
The evening world., 1920-07-31
[EiI=IEl I PRssss; Rsss5
Copyright 1890. by The Pres, Publishing Co
trhe New York Evening Worldly

COpyrtaht 1890 by The Press Publishing Co
crhe New York Evening WORLDLY
/. What was the name OF Dav.d's
friend2
2. To whom does the Island OF
Pribilof belong?
g. What Russian ruler built Petro-
grad?
4. What retired pitcher was called
the "Old Master OF the Fadeaway'"
s. What poet wrote THE Old oaken
Bucket?"
8. In what European city Is there
a mosque used as a Christian church?
Z. What Is the meaning OF the word
"Cossack?"
s. What Is the name OF the muscle
that bends the elbow?
3. What famous English Admiral
died lately7
10. with what words did All Baba
open the door OF the secret cave?
IL. What Is supposed 10 be the old
est public monument in New York;
-. OF what word is ''Bedlaln" a
contraction?
ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS.
], Jonathan; 2, u. s. A.; 3, Peter the
Great; 4, Mathewson; 8. Woodwork; /;
6. Cordova; T. Hobbar; s, Biceps, o.,
Fisher; 10, Open Sesame; II, st. Paul's
Chapel; u, Bethlehem.
The evening world., 1920-07-31
About Plays and Players
OLTvER MoRosCo is announc-
By BIDE DUDLEY

NLrvER MoRosco Is announce
ing Als plans for the season.
He will present about a. dozen
new plays. Scheduled for early pro-
auction in New York are THE Hum
ming Bird" by Maude Fulton, at the
Little Theatre, with Miss Fulton head
ing the cast; and MARY, the Poor Girl"
from the pen Of owen Davis. Other
plays to be ground out OF the Morosco
min are wait Till We're Married" by
Hrtcheson Boyd and Rudolph Bum
neri Seven Miles to Arden" by
Anna Nichols; "The Clam Digger"
by Eleanor Hinckley; "Conquering
Kate," By Rita Creighton Smith;
The Rainbow Bridge" by Paul
Dickey and Charles L. Goddard;
-sllppy McGee" and The Rose Of the
Ghetto" both by Edward Rose, and
whistler" by Mrs. Cavendish and
Mrs. Curry. Mr.. Morosco also will
present Beverly Bayne and Francis
X. Bushman In films.
The evening world., 1920-07-31

70 'Ihe New York Evening World.
My, what a hickey boy Fannie of Flat
bush's friend is; but wait until he is
hooked up with her and has her
family eating on him seven days a
week.
Lucille, NJ. Y.-Your columns great.
Surely II the man is hard up it's all
right to go flfty-fifty. but otherwise
u doesn't pay. There are too many
pikers around.
Rae Of 5rOoklyn-Say, Kon Of Wee
hawken, I'd like to meet you and give
you piece OF my mind Robert Ray
mond Rolph has some considerat ton
for the girls.
Flower-A. Jltnson Weeds name is
very appropriate. II is just like a
weed 10 try TO supplant flower
Cwomam.
Artie, Yale 1s2o-rn say girls
shouldn't go flfty-hfty and no REAL.
fellow would allow a girl to dig into
her purse for him.
A Regular Fellow-G'd like TO take
A. Jimson Weed, also Vet. Ruther-
ford, out some night. I'd send those
| pikers home so broke a corkscrew
would look straight 10 them.
(Ed's Note-,Porhaps they'd need a
corkscrew.)
Betty X, Long lsland-It any one
wants to know what | think OF thi,
| fifty-fifty business I'll say it's bunk
l wonder what Vet Rutherford woult
say II he thought his mother had I,
20 fifty-fifty on the bills when sh,
was keeping company with his father
The evening world., 1920-07-31
EINsroN,s NEW WORK.

Nat FinstOn has resigned his posi-
ton as director of the Capitol or
chestra TO assume the musical direc-
tion of Goldwyn film presentations
throughout the country, He will so
to Chicago first, there TO launch the
picture, "EartiBbound."
The evening world., 1920-07-31
ehoRE Is IN cHARoE.

Samuel Shore, Jewish author and
social worker, has been made Gen
cfal Manager of the jewish Art The
alre. Rudolph Schtldkraut, who will
arrive from Europe in a few days,
will have the leading role In the first
production of the season.
The evening world., 1920-07-31
pREw POST INTEREsTEp.

The s. Rankin Drew Post. Ameri-
can Legion, has taken over the super
vision OF Abraham Lincoln" at the
Cott for next week and will share in
The gross receipts.
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achEckERRoARp" CAST.

FOR the cast of THE Checkerboard,"
which Comstock q GeSt will launch at
the Shubert- Belasco Theatre. Wash
ington, Monday night, are Jose Ruben,
ponald Macdonald, Sydney Booth,
Norval Keedwell, william williams,
Miriam Sears, Dorothy Smoller. .Sola
Talma, Jack Haffael, Kate Mayhem,
The evening world., 1920-07-31
ire ro nE rHE APOLLO.

The Selwyns have decided to call
their second new theatre in West AID
street, adjoining the Times Square,
the Apollo. 1t will be opened In oc-
tober with a big musical snow, and
win be devoted exclusively to attrac-
tions Of this nature.
The evening world., 1920-07-31
Should Men Be AIIOtUed
to Wear MuStacIIes?.

Should Men Be AILOtUed
to Wear MuStacILes?s
What does your ouija say abou,
this? We see plenty Of boobs with
am cut in the middle. What about II 2
shoot your answers to The ouija Ed
itor, Evening World. New York City
IN the mean time let's wind up our
old question:
SHOULD GIRLS GO FIFTY-FIFTY
WITH THE BILLS WHEN THEIR
bEAUN TAKE THEM OuT7
Three Male vamps-Should girls
split fifty-fifty on expenses7 Wen
say 90, now that they have their
Fotc1 and wear Sox and one piece
bathng suits and can smoke and
wear collars and tea However, nc
sport Will let them pay. Look for US
often now; wen answer any ques-
tiong
Blanche, Rrooklyn-Go fifty-fifty'
How do they get that way7 II Eel.
low asks TO take me out, / hope Il
tell yOu / don't pay.
Arthur, Forest Hills-I should like
20 tell Miss Hello Girl that and al
real gentlemen appreciate the com
pnny OF the one girl 20 the extent
that we are proud of her and GLAD
70 pay her bills. but a girl like Mis-
III O., who goes out for all she car
set. does not deserve the kind OF {
man that / describe.
( Ted Hall, Wall Street-How com,
male ever located a tamibo whit
went fifty-fifty with the financia
disbursements7 Ask the Wall Stree
'Bharpies how they manage an eve
Is ainRs fun on fifty-fiffty or no night
IN TriS, smopolitan-What righ
We they To ask US out II they don
ect 10 take care OF the bills2 Tall
Il gold -diggers! Ye godsl
cen Of Hearts--Jacl Of Hearts 4
an wrong. Few fellows dare TO sa.
Hthere amt no such animals."e I an
sorry be met the wrong girls.
Brooklyn Boy--fI0w does Fannie o
EIntbush get like that7 Steaks. din
ntrs and Sunday luncheons Know
any more Jokes2
\ bill Of N. Ns7Ace Of Clubs Is right
The evening world., 1920-07-31
TWO For HERNpoN.

Richard Herndon win launch his
new musical show, Little Miss
Clarity" at the Columbia Theatre.
Far Rbckaway, on Aug. %, and then
bring II to the Belmont here. He
will start Nance O'Neil out in "The
Passion Flower early in September in
F1,iladelphia
The evening world., 1920-07-31

Dorothy Tierney, Edna Won Buelow,
Louis Alhorni, William Eville, Jack
Mackenzie. Henry Myers, Olga Dail-
ing, Cecile Rivline, Stella Rothacker,
Edna Johnson, Claire Trabert, Mar
iorie Miller. Martha Voigt and Eu-
genie Claire.
The evening world., 1920-07-31

FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE.
'Obligarch DO Ia marcnaa."
"Poppski mushof reZinsk iovitch."
The evening world., 1920-07-31
FoOLIsHMENT.

lSuasgs;sd tg p. o. stut1nsnl
Mary Bo0gS imbtbed tel0
with a nice gent friend she kncto ;
Though the stuD todS just home. 6re,o,
Mary soon t0dS chicken Stcto.
The evening world., 1920-07-31
MISS JARpoN ENGAGED.

Dorothy Jardon, OF grand opera
fame, has been engaged by the lie
Marie Brothers for broadway Brevi-
ties'' which will be seen at the Lyric
IN september.
The evening world., 1920-07-31
GbolgvQmnnG NJ6HHd Ou11G IEdi0o2AsLSS
Press Pubnahlps Co. CThs New York Evening World.

Copgnsat. 1890. by Tie Press Publsh
VVTELL, here we are at the end Of
nv the week again. We fought
this old question out pretty
well about lads and lassies going
dfty-ffty and with all our modern
views and ways It looks as II the girls
are all old fashioned when It comes to
paying their own way. Wen say
we're glad. Give us everything that's
progrossive-yea, boy-but give us a
little ehivalry. Even the cavemen
are in favor OF this when 1t comes to
footing the bills.
Now. then. who's ready for the ne2S
qpestion? We've had too gol darn
much about girls let's take crack at
the boys. For instance:
The evening world., 1920-07-31
A THOUGHT FOR TO- DAY.

The editorial in this newspaper yes
terday headed Another Deadly Dud'
referred to a shell that exploded.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-06

zca ca suntem ineectualofob - Nj Sc aama 81
fla nc iota macar preo romn din America megin
acasa fos aresta 81 dat lndccat penc sa facu stpin
nste cuere ale lncori calatort ell NJ
amta ca mai parte dntre preoi romin ortodo
ri dupa su mput buzunree atiti oari ca pot
ilionar peca din tara aceasta asand bserica
dncios la vols 1nmplar NJ adnita preot
min 81 vorbt la sicatele mgures 81 facu
ism sindicalist, find urnart 81 de polite
M, mimic din toae aceste Inteectual mren ccrcl
tca petnd) 1omn din America fost 81 sunt snti,
fara prilana moi, prendem ntelecua,
cistigat nvatatura rajnri caenee prn cciume,
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pana spurcata'' adevaratn ,dujman al poporuui.
Numai va zvircoti dior ca NJ SE MAJ TRECE orr ce
MARTA Romnu American sa luma Sc credeti citese
uma foile rominest de>ac Suite de zare vim din tara
mai Inesn aborarea pese dOua sute 81 mai citese
Isl zare americana Gu panacur neectue de paru clase
gmnazale fara scoala vet nemeriti Erca oiste
in gard.