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to be formidable, but the show will}of the Irish people to set up a Re-|cloudiess sky and the asphalt sticks | ing of liquor and that allplaces with THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1920. bia Men’ Working as Mailers. larger as the time of assemblage of|Committee. Twenty-eight of the|their overconts. We are @mmor may file away in his record ue of Nations plank. The League Oytaide of the wet and dry issue “i the press section of the ‘ef political recollections one of being} o¢ Nations js his offspring and he is|and the nomination there is really| Auditorium has set ever Jaunched. will have to @tand for it in so far fight. 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A tearing breeze nO = cee Goeen Sei Tr. Marshalt—an ere are other|he has been elected a delegate by his|off the Pacific brought a suggestion 7 oS\ (Continued from Page One.) reasone standing in the way, his re-|district, The action of the Missouri|of the breath of icebergs. astern mek pate of having @ sense of humor| State Convention in repudiating Sena-|visitors who had sent Palm Beach 4 ey neests faa petition’ etars|, The Prohibition question looms] tional Committee and the Credentials | back in thelr trunks and got, out Gov. Smith and that those ideas| the convention approaches, There is|thirty delegates fri Missourt sup-|sort of weather we had ‘Will prevail. In that event thé Gov-| little disposition to dispute the right] port President Wilson's stand on the|typical San Francisco wea , as a es=— of President Wilson to write his own] League of Nations and the treaty. 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