The evening world. Newspaper, September 19, 1919, Page 4

THE EVENING WORLD, ee ‘BA. sEMBER 0, 1919 Mra. Colla Webber, eighteen years old, Of PeekakiN, take his autamobile Tues- waneretchatinnas Geunell in Pagis, whieh, ansigned It : Nicaea eaiih IN CALIFOR As was predicted exctusivety tn The ¥ this be | bringing at 4 i ; a ec ' merican “ - Evening World, the International | American troops from a candhity ne IANO 2 J | 2 ) , | at LY he & Mercantile Marine Company has been | no 4, longed required ai she the first concern to have one of the | here La) month and ‘the inter. Ad former German liners turned over to | Council was as lpposition it Bena for JBE AT 10 Al JOHNS N It for operation. ‘The ship it gets is | \viahed to make of her. She bas lain Catalogue ieee former North German Loyd ves- Maar teens wher ta PIANO. oMPAN Looms ° ' eel, ‘The liner, which Ia of 17,082 tons, reat ¥ pm Ag : ack A Nutritious Diet fi tire was Lapel bey cy ‘comonny | till te placed in the passenger serv- d Street, fiom jam, } ious flor All Ages i aad have several of the largest | ce LS apry here and Southampton, oo Hut, ine Boor? Gnty ‘Store. ‘ Quick Sunch at Home or Office mall ye . wn" St Newark, N. J. San Diego. ‘iiiesidinnde Oia PHVA VAWLULCUELALAGLLLALSLLLL LLL LE Ra | ON BOARD THE PRESIDENTS! B TRAIN IN CALIFORNIA, Sept. 19.— Spend wwe ott. $50 President Wilson to-day campaigned through Cailfornia in behalf of ratt Exclusive Originations fication of the pence treaty. He wad 6M route to Ban Diego to speak later this afternoon, The President met many crowds at small towns shaking hands and talking “to the folks.” Wilson's slogans through Califor- nia are: ‘Wo are not and never will % quitters,” and “Any man who tries to defeat the peace treaty will be overwhelmed.” At his Oakland meeting last night the President received more shouts of support from the audience than at fi ; 7 any other time on his trip. 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