The evening world. Newspaper, April 20, 1917, Page 12

————————————e See ese grme , — . “ we THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1917. a a a . grave, He was held tn $1,000 bail for then to avenge the flag. They were| Irish question would be granted—only | ago he achieved instant success as a| Murray Gumgenhetm, the copper king, Use of Soap | examination Monday hard at work on Mills when Berger| to be put off once more,” said Deviin.| stage director of the form of musical] stuck on the ways half an hour, @ tug- f e |**Policeman Frank Herger, a Hpanian Worked hin way into the tangle of | "Pi t Wilson's action would be|entertainment which was coming] boat and a pile driver got the boat into Spoils the Hair ta wer, flying fists and feet and took Mills positive in obtaluing Ireland | into vogue | the water after much dimculty, | War veteran, who arrested him, told from them, . > Hule.” Recently Mr. Teal had been in do-| ~ ytrs, Guguenh wife of the owner, Toap should be ased very caretully,| |the court Mills had been drinking — | Supporting Deviin's hint that greater mestic diMcuities. ‘There is on a a5 i toons the lachaxian Gb if t to keep y hair look but was not drunk when he assailed American participa the Sup a su e 4 ne ‘ Shampoos contain too much alkall |ing. HOME RULE FOR IRELAND. s's,nre fon tn, pase tow a lenating his wife's affections. ft re ’ This dries the scalp, makes the hair | “1 asked him why he tore down the been unusually strong in urging action| Mr, Teal was one of the foremo: i we bat thine or teady gee te just flag and ripped tt apart,” sald the euetbistomineats by Lloyd George, J atag ors of big. ape ctaclen a | b hing fo — Cy > rae te tf . A | ES ae , wn in stage circles } ordinary teleined cocoanut Oi (ohieh | San Se laeare vine #8 etd ee yay tt a Devlin Hints Greater American Par- BENTEAL STAGEMANAGER " in the history of t | summer tf | ‘ easclens), and is better a , . ea B abou Lalnetl ‘ " New ¥ hentre, Fe any y Fen erearente soap oF aay: (Broker Who Ripped Up Ban-|tim ‘then t mid: "nutwhy axe ‘éipation In War Might Follow 1 leone ha eee ings Srchet ae TAKEN WITH ozodont ; thing else you can use. ner at Recruiting Stati out your apite on the flag? to which Settlement of Question. K & Erlanger, His m notable | } { ecruiting Station Due NTIFAI / One or two teaspoonfuls will ‘ he replied: ‘Oh, to hell with the vement while in tha apacit DE CE Simply | . can obtain hoene rule for Ire . ay! th | and rub it in, It makes an abundance | iin waseraine to land eaeety by saying 1 a” | Had Produced Some of New York’s|of the greatest stage success ever} teeth but hardens che Gaia of rich, creamy lather, which rinses| Tattered by the fists of indiguant| Milla, according to witnesses, made ly by saying the wor ' - pat ahi presented, e | MALT and prevents the trouble that Sat enaily, remeving evety particle of persistent efforts before he accom. The Nationalist member, J. Deviin,| Biggest Theatrical Successes, | | Mr. Teul’s last big work was stag. |» Tok A. uses the gums to recede. Gust, dirt, dandruff and excessive off, |“itizens, John K. Mills, @ broker, Of| siignea the doatruction of the fing. Acting leadef of the Irish pariiamen- | “Ben Hur” Among Them. ing ‘the rent spectacular, produc. bes pape ‘The hair dries quickly and evenly, and | No. 42 Broad Street was called to ec-| He was unable to reach It at first tary since Redmond’s fliness, 60 de- ; playing at the Manhattan Theatre, | Paste, Powder and Liquid, It leaves the Leg foggy and the thalt | count in West Side Court to-day tor ee pee & ehaufteur 50 conte for clared to-day, Ho explained if the} Ben oR heh at reg aa — <> | Bey it from your dru fine and silky, bright, lustrous, fluffy " ie ‘3 . President made it clear to Ireland's | ¢? 2nd producer, died to-day after a haan and easy to manage. eee ne een ee ee eee orl ene pathared knd Mnocked dlits era that a aottlement of the Irish | lingering fines in Stern's Sanita- GUGGENHEIM YACHT STICKS. You can get mulsified cocoanut of | tne United States which war flown | Gown and beat him soundly. He hus. 4 was nec y to ing | rium. He was born in San Francisco | g199,000 Houseboat Leonte Iteld on — mene at any pharmacy, it's very cheap, and! prom @ recrutting etation of the New/tled away but returned a few mo ut whole-hearted + | fifty-five years ago, and {n his early bf Ways atl tng. Y fa few ounces will supply every mem-| yor American in Columbus Circle at|ments later and ma nother ate tion tn the war, thi “| days was associated on the Pacific! CAMDEN, N. Ju Apr Launched | ‘ a : lor im 1 sft ‘oO act on the #1 a a ,! 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