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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-20
willy vrea isa se rsfntoarca
in Germania.

BERLIN. - Sc spnnc ca printul
de coroana german a scerut guver-
nului Olandez ca san peSInita a Sc
mhta in alt oras or al lasa sa Sc.
intoarca in, Germania. in cercurile
guvernamentale Sc spuhe ca nu este
nici lege in codul german prin
care printul de coroana ar putea Fl
oprit ca Sc nu 1ntre 81 sd traiasca
pc pamintul Germaniei. 1nsa O
alta chestie daca guvernul Olandez
va permite plecarea din acea tara
a printului de coroana, find ca a.
cest guyern O fost insarcinat de a.
liati ell pazirea lui 81 a Kaserului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-20
ctNTEcE oA1xNEsT1
(Din alte timpuri)

Frunza verde akmfie
Blestemata batalie
Cum >lasi tn tara pustie
Ca nu sunt fecioati pc safe
Numai fete sup6rAfe;
Mindro de dor dela tine
Am pleeat intr o 1radina
Sub 0 tuf8 de esngin6
Sian tot plins q axptzmina.
Oar doru-i tot 4 inimi.
Frunza verde m k'n ssars
IninNt4 rim ~ @oGg
ST md use deps insse,
ca mi-sm lf6bt ll nsu
S;-szn last. pu lornsu,
C1 zai-aaa - -
Siam ajun1 a III.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-20
Jusserand decorat.

PARIS. - .Jeane Jules Jusse-
rand, ambassadornl Frantei in Sta,
tele Unite fost decorat cu malta
cruce a. Legiunei de Onoare, dupa
cum Sc anunta in decretul dat la G
Sept.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-20
Escrocherie Gu actii de petrol.

NEW YORK. In tribunalul fe-
deral Sc afla, in pile sigilat, acrze
abuse unei corporate cd conspi-
rat ce Sc defraudeze pc investitori
de capital Gu suta 81 douazaci de
mil de dolari.
Agentii federali all adus dovez!
cd corporatia din chestie a v1ndut
actinni in mai multe parti pretin-
z1nd ca capitalul corporatiei este
de un million 81 ca aceasta corpora
tie are mai multi pamint in statul
Kentucky 81 West Virginia care e
bogat in deposite de petrol.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-20
Colby VI sjuts hui Cox.


WASHINGTON. - Secretarul
de stat Colby va lua parte activa in
llptele electorate ajut1nd pc guver-
narul Cox.
"E 0 placere pentru mine tine
mai multe cuvintari in aceasta cam
panic elsctoralx'', a spus Colby.
In 1916 dupa cum spus fostul
Col. Roosevelt, cuv1ntarile mele au
fost foarte multi APPRECIATE.
p. Colby Va merge pima la Chi
ergo, tinind IN fie care s1,tsminx
cfts . tuyfutsre.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-20

Romaanl nvft&te p Desfrfu.'
Dou& Volume $3.50. 3 a folo-
,ul Uni1nei 8. r. A. Comandati
pInA sunt, Il G. r. Pascu, sos
Detroit Ave., Cleveland. Ohio
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-20
INFORhAIlUM
Princesa Maria Sc casatoreste.


RELGRAD, Jugoslavia. = In "a
ceasta capitala salnt svonuri ca cu-
r1nd Sc va anunta fidantarea princi
pesei Maria Rominei cu printtll
regent Alexandra al Jugoslaviei.
Printul Alexandra este al doilea
fecior al regelui Petru al Serbei 81
e de trezaci de ami. Ell s'a ,primit
educatia militara in Anglia. In
1909 fratele lui mai mare, printul
George, a renuntat la drepturile lui
la tron, in favoarea printului Ale
xandru.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-20
|D|N fUcA c0NDfIULU|

RcsfoilM ziarele dim tara, la mi
ca publicitate cetii nrmatoarele:
"vaduwa tfnara, dragnta, res
pectabila, doreste menaj coman Gu
,ln do1nn sing,ratic 81 bine situat. =
Alta: "DHnn singur, cauta me-
najera pent7w toate.''
81 alta: "Ae cauta urgent pc
reche oamem de serviciu 81 bu-
catarcasa. y
81 accasta: 90 fence tinara, ca
satorita cauta post ca servitoare la
o casa linstitd.
Rs
Sc zice ca niste oameni de stiinta
vor face nn studiu amanuntit de
efectele prohibitiunei in tara acea-
sta. - Daca ar putea da numarul
exact al cazanelelor 81 din cite fe-
luri de materiale Sc fabrica efec-
tcle prohibitiunei. atunci am zice
81 moi Hairusum de studiu.
! 3
Gel mai multi fotografi va vor
spune ca Sc plateste Sc lingusesti
% fence.
50
Poate nu credeti, dar mare par
te barbatilor casatoriti spala va
sele ca sd nu Sc vateme pelita deli
cata de pc miinile nevestelor.
50
Multi dau sfaturi pc carl eli nu
le urmeaza, de pilda, acei carl te
1ndeamna Sc dormi "cu ferestrele
deschise. sau sd nu te bucuri la
munca altuia.
81
Ori ce barbat va poate spune ca
n are aface cit da neyestei de chol-
tuiala Pc luna. ca ca mai cere zece
dolari.
e
Inainte vreme doctorii aflau re-
pede diagnoza unui bolnav "Prea
multa carnc, prea multa bere," dar
astazi nu sfatuiesc Pc nimeni sd nu
m ni hon horo a nnfrn& Da.ci,,r
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-20
GREvA DELA ARSENAL
S'a tras Gu mitraliera.

La Sept. c., lucratorii Gle la Ar
senalul Armatei All declarat greva
in urma masurilor prea severe carl
S 'au luat contra lor. Lucratorii au
fost evacuati din curtea Arsenalu-
lui de catre companie din reg. 2
vinatori. S'au adus 81 mitraliere
GU care S a tras. Pima la ora cInd
inchidem gazeta MI slim daca 'au
tras focuri contra muncitorilor -
Sau numai in aer pentru a intimida
pc Gel de fata. Lucratorii $ 'an dus
in corpore in sala Sindicatelor din
str. ST. Ionica unde au tinut o in
trunire de protestare. Cazul Sc
ancheteaza de ministerul de rasboi.
f de notat ca sgomotul mitraliere-
lor s a auzit in tot orasul. Treca-
tori ascultau nelinistiti, intrcba-
tori, sgomotul ite mitraliere. In
trebind Pc dl. colonel Boian, dircc-
Ftorul Arsenalului Armatei, cauza
accstpi conflict d-sa ne-a declarat
led lucratorii de cftva timp nu vo-
iau sd execute lucrarile ce Sc da-
deau in ateliere. Eli sabotau ll-
|crul tinind consfatuiri char in
curtea Arsenalului 81 ir timpul
cind trebuiau sa munceasca.
S'au dat ordine severe pentru
incetarea intrunirilor provocatoare
81 inceperea lucrului in mod serios.
Fri lucratorii au protestat in
corpore contra Disqualification 81 an
volt sa tina o noua intrunire. Ra-
portindu-se authorization superioa-
re, s'a orionat evacuarea curtii
Arsenalului en- forta armatei.
Dupa versiune pnsa in circu-
latte de muncitori Sc spune ca ar
fl mai multi raniti. REP.
.
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Viena province.

VTENA. - Comitctul constitu-
tional decis ca Sc hse orasul Vie
ne ca SO devina oprovinct Austria
ca. Hotarale acestei provinci va ii
decis de dieta austriaca 81 de consi-
linl municipal.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-20

Aseara d-nii deputati socialist
Toma Dragu 81 Dunareanu IS s'au
prezentat dlui secretar general al
ministerului de rasboi. Dupa ex-
punerea parerilor asupra conflic-
tului s'a hotarft facerea unei an
chete, Gu delegati din ambefe part.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-20

Inainte vreme doctorii aflau re-
pede diagnoza unui bolnav "Prea
multa carnc, prea multa bere," F" dar
astazi nu sfatuiesc Pc nimeni sd nu
mai bea bere, 1ntrat Raising
Jackul in hora.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-20

Cabinetul Ceh a demisionat.
PRAGA, Cehoslovacia. - Cabi
netul Cehoslovak s'a fnaintat demi
sia presedintelui republicei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-20
Noui aeroplane pentru armata
spaniola.

MADRID. = Sc anunta ca mi
nisteru de finante a cistigat apro-
barea parlamentului pentru apro-
piarea unei sume de 1,750, 900 Pc
setas (cam $4,000 dolari) pc care
ia dat ministrului de rasboiu Gu
destinatie de Fl fntrebuintati pen
tru imbunatatirea serviciufui aero
nnatic al armatei spanole.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-20

Ori ce barbat va poate spune ca
n are aface cit da neyestei de chol-
tuiala pc luna, ca ca mai cere zece
dolari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-20

Multi dau sfaturi pc carl eli nu
le urmeaza, de pilda, acei carl tie
indeamna Sc dormi 'cu ferestrele
deschlSe, sau sd nu te bucuri la
munca altuia.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-05

the 22nd birthday of the state associa- ton and the 22nd convention. The growth of the church and the Sunday school in Arizona during the 22 years has about kept pace with the growth in population. When the first conven- tion was held there were less than so schools in the state. Today there are 340.
 Several delegates to the convention arrived last night and were met at the trains by the reception committee con- sisting of the city superintendents. Bert O. Brown, ). o. Sexson and c. R. Craig compose a special committee to see that all trains are met and that delegates are properly located.
 Delegates from all the counties but four will attend the state meeting if advance plans are carried out. Nc word has been received from Apache Greenlee, Graham and Mohave coun- ties as to delegations About 100 dele gates are expected from outside Mari copa county. which Twill furnish the big majority of delegates. Friday and Sat
 urday sessions will be held in the Cen
 tral Methodist church and the Sunday
Arizona republican., 1920-11-05

sessions will be held in the Central Christian church.
 The convention will be opened with a song service conducted by Dr. Elliott at 9:30 o'clock this morning. An eff fort has been made by the state secre- tary to have a record attendance at the opening meeting. Phoenix people have had phone calls for the last two days urging them to be present at the open ing session If they never get to an other.
 At $40 Dr. Hill of Los Angeles will deliver his first lecture on the Old Testament prophets. A few persons in the state have heard this course of lectures by pr. Hill and pronounce II the best ever prepared on the sub ject.
 At 10:1o the president will deliver the annual address of welcome. At Il o'clock Dr. Halpenny of Chicago will give his first address on Opportunity and Responsibility Regarding Religious Nurture and Education of Childhood = An open forum for questions and ans wers will follow. In the afternoon program of "side lines connected with the Sunday schools is prepared. Story telling and chalk talks will be featured on all the programs. The gen era1 public is invited to all sessions of the convention.
 Today's program follows:
 Friday Morning, Nov. 5 g: :00-Reception and registration of delegates. l s:SO-Song service conducted by Dr. W. E. Elliott. | 9:40-''The Prophets-Their Person | t<e.J r ~ n 1 10:10-The presidents opening ao- dress, R. F. Dunlap. l 10:20-Reports of officers and super intendents. Story by Mrs. A. H. Miller. II: 1:00-"Opportunity and Responsi bility Regarding Religious Nurture and Education of Children" E. ". Hal penny.
 II: 1:SO-Appointmen of committees and other business.
 11:45-Open forum for questions and l verbal reports from delegates. 1 12:00-Adjournment and benedic- tion.
 Friday Afternoon 1:3O--Song service conducted by pr Elliott I 1:45-Missionary story by Mrs A. H Miller
 1: 1:50-'oThe Prophets in Revelation Prof. J. G. Hill
 s2:20-A two-hour session discussing important by-products of the Sunday school. Ten minutes to each speaker.
 Sunday School Evangelism" Mrs. P C. Looman.
 Adult Class Federation Activities Dr. A. M. Wilkinson. Vacation Bible School Experiments. Oliver Kouts.
 Missionary Education and Tiff, Service" Miss Nell Blount. Weekday School of Religion" Rev George Logic. christian Literature Dr. c. P Moore The Fight on Cigarettes" Mrs. B. Stevens. s'The Boy Scouts E. H. Reeves. Community Training Schools Clar ence R. Craig. Open forum for round table discus sion, led by J. NJ Stewart Announcements. Benediction. Friday Evening 7:15-Song service conducted by Dr Elliott 7:40-vacation school demonstration by class from the Congregations church. s:oo-Story by Mrs A. H. Miller. S:05-Chalk talk by H. J. Fauts. S:15-"Growth and Development, Edgar Lloyd Smith. S:45-"The Task of Religious Educa tion." F. ". Halpenny. 9:15-Adjournment and benedictior --O----- Ice forming on the Yukon River Oc tober 8 has resulted in steamers bein 5 shut in for the winter
Arizona republican., 1920-11-05
The BasememtOffers Ertra Special Values Im Chlldren's, Misses
 071d Women's s Shoes

CHILDREN'S AND MISSES "SCUFFER" SHOES AT VERY. SPECIAL PRICES Shown in Pearl Brown, Tan and Black Elk; button or lace styles. Read the sizes and the low prices below
 Sizes 215 to 5, $1.45 Sizes 81a to Il, SPAS Sizes 5 to 8, $1.95 Sizes 111a to ?, $2.65 NOTE-They will not last long at these won
Arizona republican., 1920-11-05

derfully low prices, so we advise you to shop as early in the day as you possibly can.
 EIGHT THOUSAND PAIRS OF WOMEN'S HIGH AND LOW SHOES JUST RECEIVED The prices are lower than the shoes can be manufactured for. Visit the Economy Bargain Basement Shoe Department and save money on your purchases. -(Economy Basement)
Arizona republican., 1920-11-05
SUNDAY SCHOOL
 CONVENTION TO OPEN HERE TO-DAY
Session at 9 O'Clock This Morning Will Open Three Day Annual Meeting of State Association.

The state Sunday school convention begins this morning at 9 o'clock in the Central Methodist church. It will be
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
Double Headers in A. W.;
EIkt0n Meets WfI-DeI

Tomorrow will be double-header
day in the All-NSlmingion League.
The other high spot in the local sat
urday baseball viii be tiue presence
on the second and dupont streets
diamond Of Elkton. Del-Mar League
leaders, and Wil-Del. The other Del
Mar League engagement will BE- a
double bill at New Castle between
New Castle and Edge Moor. The league
board OF arbitration having ordered
playod over the game played by The
teams on May 81 Tomorrow marks
the close OF the first half OF the Del
Mar Tongue schedule, and unless
Wil-Del. New Castle and Edge Moor
play OF one OF their two postponed
games some TINA before next Satur-
day the ElktOn team will finish on
top with at least a one-same lead.
Wil-Del is hot after tomorrow's game
with the Marylanders, needing only
one win out OF three starts 10 COP
second place In The standing The
Strawbridge outft has been playing
bang-up ball and with anything like
an even break tomorrow ought 10
come mighty close TO stopping the
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
TO MODERNIzE
FRIENDS HOUSE
Wooden Pews, in l04year-
old Meeting Place, to be
Retained
ELECTRIC LIGHTS
TO BE INSTALLED

Alterations 10 the old Frnnds'
Meeting House, Fourth and West
streets, which he's stood for i0i
years with no marked changes, will
be made during the summer months.
The plans call for general modarn-
ization OF the meeting house, but the
wooden peSvs that were placed in the
church at the time OF its erection In
1916 will be retained.
The old brick struotlre was erect
ed In 1916 in the heart OF the clty's
Oldest residential district. The long
years. changing fashions and modes
Of life. newer architectural ideas and
modern improvements, have left no
visible touch on the old meeting
house, its interior particularly being
today what 10 was a century ago.
The benches are as they were
originally placed in the building, cut
from hard wood and unpainted. The
building Is probably the only church
ediflce ILLUMINATED with gas and there
are no vestibules. One steps directly
from the street into The meeting
room.
The plans for renovation call for
a general 'modernization" OF the
structure. The outside will remain
intact. the improvements all being on
the Fourth street end OF the building
a vestihule will be constructed with
lavatories, rest rooms and a kitchen.
The Fourth street end OF the bal
cony will be done away with and in
It's place sveral class rooms will be
built. Another improvement will be
the installation OF modern plumbing
= and an entire system Of electric light
ing
The cherished memories connected
with the old wooden peWs VIII De
undisturbod for 10 was decided 10
leave them In the meeting room
When the improvements were frsl
: broached they met with opposition
on part OF a few Of the older mem
bers OF the meeting. Later practi-
cally all those opposed Willingly con-
tributed 20 the funds for The i'm
prOvements. They viii be completed
before tho end OF the summer.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
HARLAN-GRACE TO
BE SPEED GAME

When Grace and Harlan appear or
Harlan Field for their game tomor-
row, both teams will show the signs
Of additional strength In new material
added since last appearing before the
fans. The tension increased by TWO
postpoPements also puts the clubs on
edge, and when Umpire McGOwan an
nounces the familiar play ball.
large crowd will no doubt be out
Behind the bat Gallagher will have
the reliable doc" Pugh, while on the
mound will be either Roll" Ingram,
the former Dickinson twirler or
Chief Myers, the Case school HEAVIER.
Both pitchers have been going in fine
form all season. At the initial sack
will be "Bess" Carter, the slugging
Delaware College player. At second
will be Covington. one Of the products
OF the Down State League. Al the far
corner will be Ralph Minker, who has
just returned from Dickinson. At short
stop will be Paul GarvIne. the young
est Of the three Garvines, who form
erly wore the cOlors OF Girard Col
lege, and all Of whom are members
OF the Grace Club. Another brother,
Cliff, Is one OF the mainstays In the
Outheld, and will share snatching
honOrs In the outer garden with Liv-
ermore, the former Nandever and Del
aware County League player, and
Johnny Ray, a y0ungster whom Gal
lagher has developed in the last sea-
son. Awaiting an emergency call on
the Grace bench Will be the third Gar
vine, Jack, and Baylis and Green
wood.
Manager Wagner will have Bunting,
Price and Hoch. the latter one OF the
new recruits recently added. 10 take
care Of the receiving. The mound
work will be divided by the reliables
Hughes or McGOnigle. AT first base
doc" Dalan will cavort second v..-
be guarded by Jimmy Mayhart, short
stop by Bill Martin. and third will he
taken care Of by either Kerns or RO-
land, young college player who has
just Joined the Harlan clan.
In strengthening the Outfleld
George Madden. the classy outheldel
OF this years Delaware College team
has been taken on and together will
MAT" Donahue and Otto Wagner
should be able 10 handle any that gel
beyond the inileld.
The management announces that al
tickets which had been sold for the
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
M q nm METIING

w. Y. I. ~ VIII iiNN
Wilmington w. @. II. u. hsh Is
June meeting al 100 West Eighth
street his afternoon.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18

Marylandors.
The double bin tin the An-Nul-
mington League Is liable TO mar the
clean reo0nd OF at least the Elev-
enth Ward team. That oulnt will
find Keystone a mighty hard team TO
defeat twice in one day. Indeed tn
east sidefs look good TO cop both
games tomorrow. Parkslde certainly
ought 90 get away with both The De
lance games and thereby hold first
place in tho learue. SilVerbrook and
Ninth Ward viii couple UP at Clay
mont. while SOuihside- Eden ana
NeighbOrhOOd are scheduled for hc
two games at Eden Park.
The postponed games Of May are
responsible for The big program.
The Suburban League and the two
Church Leagues are also due for a
big day. phinney HASTINGS luchari-
son Park aggregation Is stll hot un-
DIR the collar after The laoing they
got last SATURDAY. and are due Tor
revenge on Brack-Ex. krehs Ns.
stanton and Marshsllton VS.. flsmere
complete the schedule.
only dry weather Is needed 10 give
tho fans another big day.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
nv CORA MOORE.

The hustle may be Old-fashioned,
but the hustle sash is the very new
est effect in evening wear. This
model is Of hydrangea taffeta. with a
rising hem-line that discloses an ac-
cordion-plaited underskirt at the side
back.
Embroidery Is also feature OF this
dainty creation. Morning -glOries art
worked in heavy raised stitching the
color OF the flowers symbolic Of the
rising sun. Silver threads and beads
are used for stems. The shoulder
bands are OF beads and silver rib
hon
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
snLOIsT AT snELLPOr.

Mrs. Dorothy D. Young Mrs. James
E. Henry, The popular contralto SOLO
ist. will again sing afternoon and eve
ming at Shellpot Park on Sunday. Mrs.
Henry Is one Of the best known SOLO
lists In this section She made her FIRST
appearance OF the season on sunday
last and was greeted by a large audi
ence.
Brandywine Springs Park Is being
splendidly .patrOnized this year and
the big amusement resort Is keeping
up the enviable reputation which IL
has enjoyed for twenty years.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18

game scheduled on June 8 will be good
for tomorrow's contest.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
woRKrRs no INSPECT woRKHousI

Accepting the Invitation OF NJ. =.
Plummer. warden Of the New Castle
county workhOuse 10 visit that instl.
tuition, the Central Labor Union Will
have a delegation inspect the work
house tomorrow afternoon. Warden
plummer was notified last night by
Fred w. Stierle. secretary OF the
Union that a number OF the union
members would call on him t0mor-
row
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
WAIEs PIIPns IN RECITAL.

A complimentary concert will be
given by the pupils OF Miss Isabelle
B. Wales, at s.i5 o'clock on Saturday
evening in the Unitarian Church par
lors. The following is the program:
(a) Shepherd Maid, Why Tarry2
Deems Taylor
lb) When Love Is Kind.
Chorus Club.
Three Shadows. Burlelgh
Miss Florence Mckay.
Miss Louise Kemp.
June .........-........ Roger Qulller
The Bird With The Broken Wing.
Golson
Mrs. Walter Seymour.
Nymphs and Shepherds. ...... Purcell
Miss Hilda Stevens.
Dainty DOrothea ........... de koven
Edward Hobbs.
On Wings OF Song. Clara Ross Ricci
Chorus Club.
Elizabeth's Prayer ........... wagner
(Tannhauser) Miss Eleanor Gleason.
Somebody Dreams OF Me. ..... Roeckel
Miss Nancy Freeland.
The Exile .................... Vidal
Miss Elizabeth Gallagher.
Come All Ne Lads and Lasses.
Lane Wilson.
Miss II. T. Tilghman. Miss n. Allen,
Edward Hobbs, Marvin Crossan.
Daybreak ............... Mac fayden
Leonard Foster.
Faith In Spring ............ Schubert
Miss Mary Heislcr.
My Mother Bids Me Bind My Hair,
Hadyn
Miss Elizabeth Boyd.
Spring Night ............ Hawley
Miss Edna Anderson.
Vision Fugitive ......... Massenei
Marvin Crossan.
My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice,
Saint Saens
(SamsOn and Delilah)
Miss Nellie Allen.
knoW'st Thou the Land2....T .Thoma.
game scheduled on June 3 will be good
| for t0mOrrOw's contest.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
HOMES co no Los ANGELES

Mr.. and Mrs Everett Jones, Of i07
West TNventy-ninth street, have given
up their residenoe in this city and
have gone TO live with their daugh-
ter and sOn-in-layv, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Lynn, In the suburbs OF Los
Angeles. Calf For several years Mr..
Jones Wa. a foreman at the Pullman
lhona
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
Sr urDvTS vs GIANTS

st. HedWig's ball team viii play
The Polish Giants at the Military
Grounds this evening. ST. Hedwlg's s
has won several games 80 Tar this
season and rivalry between the two
teams Is KEN.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
Chorus Club.

Chorus Club.
Sopranos-Nfiss Edna Anderson, Miss
Mildred Belts. Miss Eleanor Gleason,
Miss Mary Heisler, Miss Irene Lender
man, Miss Florence Mckay. Miss Hilda
Stevens, Mrs. Walter Seymour, Miss
Helen Tilghman, Miss Frances Todd.
ContraltOs-Mis Nellie Allen, Miss
Winifred Bach. Miss Elizabeth Cal
lagher, Miss Mildred Poole.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18

CHICAGO-"Just like circus
said "Uncle joe Cannon. vet Con-
gresham, a she watched the goings
on OF The Republican National Con-
yention. And when the sessions be-
gan 20 get warm he removed his coat
AMI sat with his galluses right out in
public view Cannon Is only 81 years
old and says the youngsters are en-
Titled TO front seats. lie had one.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18

(Mlgon) Miss Helen Tilghman.
The Sea Fell in Love Kith the Moon,
Haesche
Chorus Club.