The evening world. Newspaper, April 28, 1920, Page 12

eA O IR MS WET NE LST SKINNER _ |i a4 of the $2,000,000 arive tor the college endowment fund, wil be the BOOSTS BRYN MAWR (principal mpeaker to-night at the) ALB $2,000,000 FUND |» ie “ila Clob at No. 137 Bast 40th | | eee mpi ‘ae Skinner wil! describe the par: Fe }ond pageants for the festival. Mr 64 | Louis F. Stade will tell of the pre * v ment that the Democrats State might make him their “fa n” candidate at the Ss: enemies of the British in ress of the fund., Among others wh i ‘ Convention, He said: ' the Maort War, refused to- | will: be present wi be Mra, Udo M | le matter is ridiculous. ited at Rotorua in wel- Weischman, President of the club, | To jee a Presidential candidate the Prince of Wales, | ana Mrs. Learned Hand, | far from my mind.” @ despatch from Auckland. pointed out their presence associate them with other © Chiefs of the Maoris threatened if the Prince did not stop at their | they would hold up his | | —because by lying down in front of it. ‘ finally promised nottocreate ¥ ve it ts “@ disturbance if permitted to wel- | " 4 | l the royal visitor. | Railroad traffic has been aus- | r throughout the northern | 4] New Zealand ed the engineers and firemen, it 1s rae 02 Be age ny to ‘delay the ri as ikout not directed seataet You can depend uj uniform quality, | us durability and lasting satisfaction in | Munsi Mh tt summer garments. Sheer, cool and comfortable, they weigh only a few ounces. | Loose-fitting, athletic garments for men 7 5 —form-fitting knitted garments in every " rage Killed Nga yettoreed ‘t | required style and size for men, women India, A) —The number | A in the train collision on the Me a> | and children. and Rohilkhand Bellway, east of —the satisfaction lasts eh. Gaerat totalled It all the vier Mrs. Otis Skinner, who is directing , the May Festival to be given on the | campus of Bryn Mawr May 7 and 8| is, believe ‘were native Indian a all a ae Store Hours 9:00 to 5:30 For Other Gimbel News Sce Page 14 Think what Labor owes to Him! His thirtieth year the Master the nen tee eee ae ame f was the Carpenter of Nazareth. gram of the Master; and His Golden Rule. Could He possibly forget those carpen- AG Batsoaver ye sonia tat snail do be ter years when the years of His ministry _ you, do ye even so to them.” began? 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