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La manifestation
de aver en- Ia Ciu-
dad de Mayagu0z

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esiaEss a. IL union. F0lo y blanro.
hian tempTane ayer. neG6 81 trsn e.
peelai A. nan 5aaa Los eKcursionistas
80 summesos A. pushlo ds Mayaguez
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veiraTen e. IA sstaci6n y reeiben con
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eiama eTguloso. agiiando ias manos.
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plaxa pabilea a bandsra az n esfre-
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oBREGoN PRoCLAMADo PRE-
sIDENTE DE MEJICo
cIUDAD DE MEJ1co, noviembre 21

CIUDAD DE MEJICo, noviembre 81.
Con gran solemnidad ha sido procla-
mado ofeialmente Presidente de la Re
pdblica el general don Alvaro Obreg6n,
quien tomara possession de su cargo el
rrin,sro de diciembre. Al acto de pro-
clamacion que resulto muy lucido, acu-
dieron las tropas, ell cuerpo Diplomati-
co, los funcionarios gubernamentales. a
Ia cabeza de los cuales fguraba Ell ac-
tual presidente senior De la Huerta, y
rntridas representations de la socie-
dad.
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Dos t6rtoIOs gOIpean uIl
hOmbro gravemente

Isaac Leorhardt, negro, natural de
st. Thomas, tuvo un disgusto en el niue
lie de la Marina con ell trabajador Isl
dro Martinez. Mas tarde, Martinez tuvo
que ir buscar una MADEIRA a un alma
cen de Cataiio, que admiristra Mr. Rob-
by, teniendo la mala suerte de yer que
ell tortolo con quien el habia tenido ell
disgusto en- San Juan, era ell guardian
del mencionado almacen.
Martinez manifesto Leonhardt oue
teria ell proposito de llevarse una MADEIRA
Gel almacen, pues habia sido comprada.
y habia recibido 6rdenes de cogerla. a
10 que el tortolo lie contesto en- forma
brusca la vez que lie di6 varios empe-
Homes para que Sc retirara del almacen
Martinez insistio en- sus propositos.
el negro, indignado, en- union de Fell
pc Enrique, otro t6rtolo, empleado tam
bten en- ell almacen, le apalearon, hasta
que lie dejaron sin conociniento, aparen-
temente muerto
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China Serd ayu-
dada pOr todaS las
grandes potenCias
GABLE INGLES)

GINEBRA, (Suiza), noviembre 81. =
Alemania ha protestado oficialmente an
to ell Consejo de la Sociedad de las Ma
clones contra ell sistema de la distri
bucion de mandates fijada en- ell Trata-
do de Versailles. Alemania pretende
que es indecorosa innoble la dis
tr1bucion hecha entire los pueblos Ala
dos que consituyen ell Consejo de la
mencionada Sociedad de las Naciones.
NUEvA YORK Ell azlicar ha 81
do vendida a S4.75. Notase alguna alar-
ma en- Ell mercado, pues hay tendencia
bajar.
La Morgan Co.. ha anunciado
la aprobacion de un nuevo convenio
con China, celebrado por banqueros de
Inglaterra, Francia, Japon Y America,
respaldados por sus Gobiernos respecti-
vos con Ell prop6sito de ayudar a Chi
ma en- Ell desarrollo de sus industrias.
la canalizacion de sus rios la am
pl1acion de sus redes de carreteras.
CHICAGo.-El general James A.
Ryan, quien esta retirado a la vida
civil, ha salido para la Republica me-
jicana, donde fue elegido por ell ge-
neral obreg6n para que ejerza ell car
go de Consejero confidential.
WAsHINGTON.-Mr John Bar
rett ha declarado que es sumamente
critica la situacion comercial-econ6-
mica Pan-americana, debido no sola-
mente al problema de los cambios. sino
tambien los esfuerzos que realizan
conjuntamente Europa ell Japon con
el prop6sito no solamente de dividir ell
comercio Pan-americano ell de Nor
te America, sino tambien de apoderar-
Sc de Ell EN- absolute.
MADRID La Academia de la His
toria ha inaugurado un concurso para
premiar la mejor Historic v la mejor
geografla de Hispano- america.
MANILA archipelago Filipino).-
Ha terminado la huelga de dependien-
tes que produjo extraordinaria inuuie
tud EN- esta poblacion en- las prin-
cipales islas
NUEVA ORLEANS, noviembre 81 =
I'm ell vapor 'Parismina' ha salido es
ia tarde para la zona del Canal ell pre-
sidente electo, Mr.. Harding, quien fue
despedido en- ell muelle por distinguidas
personalidades politicas, altos funcio-
narios del Gcbierno millares de per-
sonas que lie aclamaron mucho.
GINEBRA, roviembre 21.-La Asam
blea de la Liga de las Naciones decide
que sc celebre en- seguida un plebiscito,
como la forma mas conveniente para
decidir 81 Wilma ha de pertenecer a Po-
lonia Lituania Fue acordado tam
bien que, durante la decision, los Co.
biernos de Gran Bretana, Francia, Bel
gica y Espafia, actuen como fiscalizado-
res v envien contingencies de tropas pa
ra mantener ell orden, case que fuera
alterado.
Sc anuncia oficial.rsnte que Espafia
enviara dos compafias de infanteria
de Marina.
zARAGozA.-Ha sido declarada la
huelga general en- toda la Provincial
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INGLATERRA Sc MEGA A RESPAL
OAR Ell NUEvo EMPREsTITo DE
GRECIA

LoNDREs. noviembre lei Go
bierno de Gran Bretafa, Sc Ia negado de
una manera erergica y decidida a res
paldar ell nuevo emprestito de Grecia.
.Esta noticia Sc comenta de distintos
modos Sc estima que clio obedece a las
simpatias que han demostrado los grie
gos por Ell rey Constantine persona que
no es grata a los Aliados.
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Ell pueblo griGgO
CHIHbTa Ia deTrO-
ia de VenizeIOS
GABLE FRANcEs)

ATENAs. noviembre 20.-El pueblo
celebra entusiasticamente el triunfo de
los amigos del ex-rey Constantine. los
cuales, como es sabido, obtuvieron un
ruidoso triunfo sobre ell Partido de ve-
nizelos.
La reina madre Olga, nombrada Re
gente provisional, jurara ante ell Par
lamento ell jueves proxin:o.
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Ell DIR. FRANCISCO PoNTE

Habiendo regresado va de los Esta-
dos Unidos, completamente restableci-
do, participa a su ciientela y al publi-
co en- general. que desde esta fecha Sc
ha hecho cargo de nuevo de su oticina
dental. Advt.
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NUEvo ARzoB1sPo PARA sEv1LLA

MADRID, noviembre 81 Ell rey don
Alfonso frm6 el decreto pOr ell cual Sc
nombra al obispo de orense, den En-
rique Alvarez Santos, arzobispo de Sc
villa.
Los periodicos con tai motive, ponen
de manifesto los meritos virtudes del
insigne Prelado.
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cARGAMENTo DE MA1z

FL vapor hoIandes Prins Frederik
Henduik' trajo 1.4OO sacOs de maiz de
Sarto Domingo.
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TRAvIEsAs PARA LA VIA

Ell vapor Marina trajo 10000 ira
viesas de santo Domingo para el ferro-.
carrii
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TOnIcU AntI-PaIddIcO Brewer

EI rey del Paludismo.
oiez amos de exito. conocido
como Ell melor tonico en- su ra-
pidez y exactitud contra Ell Pa
Iudismo y toda clase de fiebres.
BREWER & clA.. INC.
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Worcester. Mass.
Advt.
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EN- CATANO HABIA SoLA-
MENTE DOS POLICIAs

Mientras este sucedia, los vecinos Pc
dian auxilio a la policia, pero sucedio
10 de siempre: en- Catafio no habia mas
que dos policias: uno de servicio en- la
(Continna er Ia pag. 81
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zARAGOZA.-Ha sido declarada la
huelga general en- toda la Provincial
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Weber, OF 1926 West
Erie avenue. announce the engagement
of their daughter. Miss Nellie ID. Weber
to Mr.. @. Horace Krouse, of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Bates, Of 2olo
West Oxford street, announced the en-
gagement OF their daughter, Miss Eve.
lyn D. Bates, TO Mr.. Cecil Dodd, OF
Hamilton, n. j., TO the members OF The
Club, who include Miss Kathryn Ben.
singer. Miss Ethel NJ. Braun, Miss Elz.
abeth Brown, Miss Blanche Apfelbaum.
Miss Esther Hauier. Mias Clara Nc
Knett and Miss Grace Wolfenden, last
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Richard Oellers, OF l947 North
Twelfth street, will entertain her bridge
club, at her home on Monday afternoon.
The members include Mrs. Gail Alex.
ander, Mrs. L. Mason Baker, Mrs. Will
liam Brown. Mrs. I. L. Detwiler, Mra
Walter Detwiler, Mrs. Paul Emo, Mrs,
George Edmunds, Mrs. William Hod.
son, Mrs. Harry Mccoy, Mrs Neale
MacNeil. Mrs. Elva Rush. Mrs. Blanche
steele. Mrs. Edward Watts. Mrs. Charles
A. White and Mrs, Enola Schuyler.
Miss Mary Cunsworth. daughter OF
Mr.. +. T.. Cunsworth, OF Il22 West
Huntingdon street, will be married to-
day to Mr.. Stuart c. Connell. Of Provi-
dence. r. l., at st. Simeon's Episcopal
Church, by the Rev. George Walenpa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Oppenheimer, OF
the Hotel Majestic, have gone to Flor.
ida for some time They will stop of
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WERI PHILADELPHIA

Midshipmen Edward J. OKane- and
James A. Stewart, students OF the Ann
apolis Naval Academy. are spending the
s0Sy %sn . Il this nys5S city and ss wsTe Mss ss
Marion Flanagan at a dinner party given
on last Thursday evening. Midshipmen
OKane and Stewart will remain In the
city until the holiday season is over
and then they will resume their studies
at Annapolls.
DR.. and Mrs. John c. Heisler. 1928
Walnut street, have announced the en-
gagement Of their daughter, Miss Laura
Mary Heisler, to Mr.. Clarence A. Wilson,
OF Germantown.
Mr.. Max Pressman, OF 6s32 Ellsworth
street. announces the betrothal of his
Mr.. Moe A., sptelman. ron Of MI; and
Mrs. Adolph Spielman, OF 44o South
Fifty-sixth street
A dinner was given on Christmas Lay
by Mr.. J. M. Levy. 1909 North sixty
second street, in honor Of Miss Annetta
at The Bog: Miss Myrtle P. Levy
Miss Ida stafnps. Miss Annetta Selen
ko~, Miss Jean y. Adler, Miss Fannie
II. Levy. Mr.. Edward ]. Goldman. Mr.
Mr.. Carl Blumenfieid and Mr.. Joe
Rosenstein.
The Misses Levy. 1900 No-'n sixty
second street, will entertain at a New
| Years party at their home on F,rida,
evening. A feature OF the evening viii
| be Limerick contest, the winner to re
| ceive a gold piece.
The Pi Chapter OF the Sigma Alphs
Phi Fraternity held its annual Christ
mas banquet at the Cafe Beaur Arts. or
Thursday evening. Mr.. d. Barlow
Burke acted as toastmaster. Speeche,
were made by Mr.. Harry II. Watson
Jr., president of the combined chapters
Mr.. Harry p. Hoffmeister. Mr.. Leslie r
Tarleton and Mr.. Russell BoneBail. TIL,
fraternity poem was read by Mr.. Irvii
c. Heyne
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at luncheon on Sunday on the battleship
Michigan.
Mr.. William q. Lowe. of New York,
who has been the guest for q few days
OF his mother-in- law, Mrs Herbert M:
Howe, OF 1922 Locust street, returned
yesterday to his home.
Mr.. and Mrs George Mitchell Buffum.
who have been spending a week as the
guests OF MRS Bufrum's parents. Mr..
and Mrs Edward Clark Beers. OF the
wedding trip. left yesterday for their
home in Pasadena. Calf. Mrs. Bunum
was Miss Eleanor Beers.
Mr. and Mrs. John Frederick Lewis
will entertain at dinner at their home,
1914 spruce street, to be followed by q
box party at the opera, on Tuesday night,
Their guests will include Mr.: and Mrs!
Alfred G. b. Steel DR.. and Mrs. George
NJ. Piersol. Miss Henrietta Ely, and Miss
Dorothy Morton.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hamilton Colket will
entertain at dinner at their home, 2Ol0
Spruce street, next Tuesday night, to
be followed by u box party at the opera.
At the New Year meeting Of Mrs.
Charles Stewart .Wurts' dancing class
at the Beiievue-Stratford on Monday
night tho cotillon will be led by Mr..
John Wetherill and Mr.. John l.. Randal!
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Biddle, OF York
road. Noble, will occupy the box or Mrs.
Biddle's parents Mr. and Mrs. j. Ber-
tram Lippincott, at the opera on Tues
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. william T. Plummer Of
Bleddyn road. Ardmore, announce tne
iyn Piummer, and Mr., W; F. Harold ID
Braun. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
p. Braun, OF Germantown.
Mr.. and Mrs Davis Pearson. I'd, OF
Rosemont are receiving CONGRATULATIONS
on the birth of a daughter. born Decem
Der 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Edwin Lord.
oP Tarrytown-o -on- the Hudson, have an
nounced the engagement of their daugh-
ter Miss Janet Taylor Lord. to MT. .d-
| win Lyon Dale. son OF Mr.. and MRS
Chalmer Dale. OF New YORK. Mr.: Dale
while serving overseas with the Twenty
seventh Division and Is now In business
in this city.
Mrs. Howard Kennedy HILL Of villa
nova will entertain at dinner on Thurs.
day night be ore the ball which Mr.. and
Mrs. William w. Hepburn will give In
honor OF their daughter. Miss Jane Hep:
burn. The guests will include Mr.. and
Mrs. william West Mr.. and Mrs
| Charles Francis Clement, Mr.. Lout;
Rush and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Spencer
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Alexander have
are occupying apartments at the Del
| mar-Morris. Germantown. Mrs. AleNan'
der was Miss Elsie Downing. Of Wash.
ington.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick ". English
OF 226 West School lane, Germantown
will entertain as their guests oyer The
New Year holidays Mrs. John r. Ben
nett .>of Paris. France, and Mr.. and Mrs
Norman Scott. Of Greenwich, Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. winthrop Parker. of 3Oy
West Eighty-ninth street, New York. are
being congratulated on the birth Of q
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at Savannah, Ga, 20 visit their chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Sligo Mohr.
son street en,er,a,ned on saturday ar.
ternoon at a theatre party, followed by
q tea, at the Bellevue.StratforN, In honor
Of her guest Miss Janice Well. OF Mont
gomery, Ala.
Mrs. J. J. Jefferson and her daughter,
Miss Marguerite Jefferson, Of Sixteenth
and Mount Vernon streets, are spendlng
several weeks in Boston, where they are
visiting Mrs. =. Albright
Miss Pearl Freud, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Freud, Of 1917 North
Eighteenth street, IL spending some time
In Pittsburgh as the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Simon Dreifus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Taube, OF 1898
North Thirteenth street, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss Eva
Topsy Taube, 10 Mr. Lewis Levick, OF
northeast corner OF Forty-eighth and
Walnut streets.
Or. and Mrs Lee M. Jacobs, OF 1925
Butler street, are spending this week
with Or. Jacobs parents Mr.. and Mrs
Max Jacobs, OF New Haven, Conn,
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GER MANTOWk

Mrs, Nicholas A. Petry, of Mexican
avenue. will entertain at cards at her
home this afternoon In honor OF MISS
Margaret Clemens, OF West Philadei-
phia- There will be twenty guests
Friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A.
Miller, of s03 East Washington lane,
will be glad to hear that Mrs. Miller is
convalescing from her recent severe
Illness. '1.'
Mrs. Charles X. Van Rensselaer,. OF
f2i West Washington lane. German.
town, Is entertaining her son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hall, oi
the oaks. Lansdowne. Mrs: Hail. who
is convalescing from recent Illness, Will
be remembered as Miss Catharine T.
Van Rensselaer,.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Leslie Shaw. OF 246
East Upsal street, will 20 to Atlantic
City for over New Years Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurance Q. Jost, OF 2t6
West Seymour street, will entertain NJ
a family dinner at their home on New
Years Day. ....-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude 3. Hagy. Of 13s
West Mt. Airy avenue. are spending
the Christmas holidays In Reading.
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she 10 a member at her home this eve
ming. Her guests will include Mrs.
Joseph Bergen. Mrs, Charles Brown'
Mrs. Felix Mrs. John Guffy, Mrs. p, II.
Kelly, Mrs. Charles Kelly. Mira John
May. Mrs. Sadie Metz, Mrs. Lewis A.
Reese, Mrs. William Timbers. Miss Ella
Boyd, Miss Mary Richards and Miss Ella
Foley.
Mr., and Mrs Jack Northrop and their
ANAL daughter. Miss Mary Frances
Northrop, OF Detroit, Mich, are the
gtiests Of Mr.. Sorthrops parents. Mr.,
and Mrs H. L. Northrop. OF Oak Lane.
over the holidays. Mr.. Northrop Will
be remembered a.. Misc Mary Dorsey, OF
1891 North Conestoga street
Mr.. and Mrs, william Lewis. of 1928
Chestnut street. win leave on Friday
for the Traymore. Atlantic City, to spend
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert A. Cadwailader
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Winona Cadwallader
and Mr.. Charles John Erickson, OF this
city
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lust GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Talks OF the Benedicks Ball Held Last
Night in the Academy Foyer--She Sees Some
Pretty CoWnS at YurnuIls Ball

George Woodward and Mrs. Harold
Yarnall.
TOE is six years old, and he goes TO
- school and Is a great big boy and
has great big brother Frank, whose
business Ia away from home, and lots
OF sisters. And he was just as excited
MS he could be on Christmas Eve. All
day he kept getting more and more ex-
cited and talking about tonight" In
fact for two weeks he had been ~
good, so "Santy would be sure and fill
his stocking" his family began to be
worried. But the little heart IL won
derful little heart and the cause for
the excitement was revealed when sud
denly he exclaimed to his aunty, (not a
word Of Sanity mind you, but) "Oh,
auntie. just think Of tonight ~ "Yes,"
ssS SsS aansis tnot t1y%pattstcey Snp hay:
said Joe, II know, but Frankie's COM
in tonight" NANCY WYNNE.
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STRAWBERRY MANSION

North Thirty.second street. announce
The engagement of their daughter, Miss
Rae Wolfson, to Mr.. Edwin " Stras-
pJrger. formerly of Baltimore.
Mrs. Ieaac Rice and Miss Florence
Rice, OF 3146 clifford street, are the
guests Of Mrs Fannie Walter, 172 States
avenue, Atlantic City.
Mrs. HanEzh Gelb, Of 2y42 Columbia
avenue, announces the engagement OF
her daughter, Misc Rosa Gelb, To Mr..
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DELAWARE COUNTY

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Wilson Stoever are
the guests Of Mr.. Stoever's parents, Or.
and Mrs Henry Won Hof Stoeyer at
mas holidays. Mrs. Stoever was Miss
Delphene Elizabeth Stearns, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Robert Stearns.
OF 'Williamsport, before her marriage
on December Is,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. bingham, OF Bris-
tol. VI, are guests OF Mrs Bingham .
mother. Mrs Jane Turner. at her home
In Ridley Park, where they will remain
for an indefinite time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-29

Mrs. Harry Hathaway, OF 3218 North
Fifteenth street. who haa been spending
in New York, will return to her home
on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Nlcholi, OF $50 East
Tioga street, will celebrate the twenty.
NTH anniversary OF their wedding this
evening at n reception 70 be given at
their home.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mrs George Stotz, OF 1920 Spruce
street, will entertain the High Five
Club. OF which she Is member, a,
luncheon -; on 1,I,rh Friday. January :; Her
Mrs. william Brown, Mrs Isaac l.. Det
wiler, Mrs. Paul Emo. Mrs. William
IIodson. MIRA Harry Hinckle, Mrs. Harry
McCloy, Mrs. Richard OEllers, Mrs
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Collins Rogers, Mrs. Frank Raule, Mr.
Charles A. White, Mrs. Frede rick Weber
and Mrs. Edward Watts
The evening world., 1920-07-15

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will appear in Next Sundays World, and will be con-
tinued in The Morning World, each day thereafter
World in advance from your newsdealer Those
not able to get copy Of the Sunday World Omitted
stalment in next Monday Mornings World By
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Cousin Eleanor.

lived with her two older sisters. one
smaller sister. a loving father and a
Btepmother who was different from
most stepmothers. She was as good
as gold and kind to the children.
They lived poorly and dressed poorly.
One day Alice went to walk in the
woods. AS she went along she saw
a cat with a bird In Its mouth. She
chased the cat and made II drop the
bird. The bird said: Dear Alice.
thank you for saving my life: you
will be rewarded some day. even II
cannot reward you" She then went
along until she came TO an old well.
She hard a "SlSweelS, skweek, wee,
wee" and. looking down. she saw a
mouse swimming around and trying
to get out. Nearby was an old rope,
30 Alice lowered 1t TO let the mouse
crawl UP the rope. He thanked her
and said: Dear Alice, you will be
fully rewarded. even II cannot re-
ward you"
Alice went along the path again
The evening world., 1920-07-15
AT klOOIE CLUB TRYOUL COMFY ISLAND.

and the squirrel appeared and said:
why, my dear Alice. you were kind
TO us and the house Is yours" She
was so glad she was going to run
home and get her father and step
mother ana sisters, but the mouse,
the bird and the squirrel said: You
can easily send a note and a carriage
to get them" So she then went
in and was greeted as the mistress.
She ordered the carriage sent to her
family. They hurried and came right
away. And there they lived happily,
oh. so happily, for the rest of their
lives.
LEoLA ETHEL MCoMB, Patchogue,
Long Island, N. Y.
The evening world., 1920-07-15

choose when one Cousin is almost as
clever as another2
Among the boy performers, three
brothers, Salvador. Patsey and Jerry
Dubato. in a boxing sklt carried on
the honors for a big feature. They
entered into their act with an earn
estness that made the thing seem
real. All the other boy Cousins who
were in the auditorium waiting their
turn to be tried got on their feet
the better to see and they clapped
and cheered when the little fellow
knocked the big one out. Next TO
these three, Eugene Ferris received
the biggest ovation of any Of the
boys when he sang "Oh, by lingo"
His style is Immense.
Up to about 11.30 everybody missed
something without knowing what. AT
that time Jane and Marion Coffey
came in looking like two freshly picked
raspberries in their pink dresses and
green caps, and then we knew imme-
diately what the party had lacked up
to then. II seems that no Riddle Klub
bidding Is complete without the Coffey
children. They sang II Won't Give
You Amy of My Jelly Roll" and no one
who heard them out would have ex-
changed the latest. sticlkiest Jelly roll
in the world for that treat. Jane, she's
tie hitler one, was, as usual, a beat
behind her sister in the song and
dance. She kept her two saucer
sized eyes fastened on Marion's every
movement and initiated her TO per-
lection. James own, inimitabie baby
ways have never failed to captivate
her audience,
But Jane and Marion are not going
to be the wee-est babies at the mid.
summer party. There are three wee -e7
ones than they who win entertain
Klub members, parents and friends
One is Lillian Willing, who reciteI
her lines with surprising intelligence
considering what a tiny mite she is