The evening world. Newspaper, October 26, 1920, Page 24

4 —_—— s x i onl hell aetirar Unie 7 Hl OF AUTOISTS E EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1920, HARVEY'S CARTOON ALLEGED DEFAMERS Owen, eae Re low, law Open, Wiad, barn nae eae i Ajax 40% 4% 40% | fant OH “ om | Aina 1% 118 = 4 | Invluetilg m «OSs | ‘Aus. Roweh Mag. 70% FO% TO Karmen City Ko, Am, Can. iy iM RI | Kelly Apri Am @umatre. ut OTM BTN Kecueres Am, Drow Reel, ow 0% Keyetoon Tine Am 1 & Lan yt 08N Mi | Lowm, the wy } f Mia. Wee ccs rr 4} | Lackewnann Shel, 66% {Coprriat, 000, ey Mattes, ‘Tere & On> Ath Inter, Con rr) Ta lee Ruiter & 10% 10% y ss : Am. Vaenends cece OM GX | fetta Vali Ban , CHAPTER XUI, opportunity, As it is, unfortunately, French Scientist Sientist Belley eS In Amn, Getey aero ae SI | Lula Senki 1098 0014 = Hye tgpe Pe itage that OR thew say ye u ve! Am, Get ner. ¢ Matwel| Motors eo ri correc . ’ ang : U " : : Sick ‘ by iunted fie a nd C neo ad freeing sand = De Kobra Was Wastntoweell Re-|G, O. P. Managers Won't Dis-|Saved From Serious Injury by 66 eee cnet were wating aout, watching a" aun louses a JON Ant Beadle, Ret 60 tomy | Mian 10% ported as Ma saring | Mes. a 6 always knew it wan | $PPO" ¥ tions With Dead Aim. Sted rin, te Me | Mhivale iad 0) a8 at ported as: Man ae Mes- | cuss It—-Cartoonist Employed | Ex-Service Men—Policeman There amr Walling, £1 Spey: unl, Moe Coles WiteAwenen eee versations Dead. Ace. shane, 106% 104% | Mtmeurl Mae sage” to Hardi think I've always felt Alls im 6 Te. oon Jor | Middle states oi aici tlt by Them, Ryan Says. Also’ Mauled. sure it must come some day. It dldn't| yeidhbettheodn oe the cottage Cite m, Wol ts 1a | National Acton i teem natural that everything should |that aight, and, once, 1 actually paseed WILL PUBLISH A BOOK, 40 wat ta | Matte iturice | Dekobra, ie french] ruin various quarters to-day are] Thive men, one of them an tng Gai diva itbers what te Maine it, That would have been. about 80, Sines rane d i | assem kao iy Author and jouthatiat who was er-| coming deninclation of “Warvay's|ttmman, are nursing Urulses to-day '9,tappen now fee 2) Sree eet oe ites ae Cremation, Saying sey. "se He | N Oran T A Oe teneodaly suspsated of Raving cok Weokly for printing @ cartoon o@rl-| folowing a beating last night by pid knows!” he answered heavily.| Rogers, 1 was walking in that direc- : Opposes rema SAYING steatecn ty a sey | SY Aleirabe syed to Senator Harding the “um-|waturtug Cox am attempting to DUt|trigh gympathisers who accused tWO Up. Dun lot anna ieee keeP | tion, but 1 turned off before 1 came \ Practice Deprives Ame Atchioun My. pt NY Castes otth attitu the French Gov-| up a painting labeled “Prof, Wilson's ie 0 accused two up. Don't let anybody see you 1ook- | ty it. ; ractice Deprives Amer- peg BaP XY NH i SRTONt! GH tie Longue 6¢ Nacoud| Lekeua Gt Whdiowas she imeaedlats | vet ee ee ene Ue Tate ing ike that. We must hope for the| Irma wrung her hands. . of C icati May om SY, uat &@ W hea’ ® rhectnceerrse) oso ie he Immaculate |i ond Mayor MacSwiney, The assaults Pest | “But nobody knows that,” she ans pmmunication. Saltere a tals Wak as been in t United ates for] Conception,” attention to whieh was) atred at t in Oi But you haven't much more hope| “It's fatal——in fact, it could hardly — iets, Mowors three weeks a4 special cukrexpondent|catied by Allan Ryan in « letter. to! i Os aves ae fag tu Colum than have. 1 can lear that. We| worse. Appearances are dead PARIS, Oct. 16.—Americans ore de. M0 Mew 1 f La Liberte, the teading afternoon| the Democratic Yational Committes | Ue Circle addressed by Dudley Field Were too happy 4 knew it. veiyou. I dont kaw whet te b 4 teh Fabia newapaper of Putix. During his short| on Sunday, inviosing $25,000 to help| Malone. The two accused men made ‘s wit really safe. seem 90 hemmed in.” Hor eeb+con- Priving themselves of the possibility Of hie Kev Tre at i deniais satisfactory to the police. The ought to have spoken out at! trol broke f ead for a minute, " ay he has spent two weeks with |defeat the “blasphemous enemies” of “a bs first,” he said, “then it would hay “Irma! Poor girl, t's hard On you, | contact and communication with tho [m0 Cale as Gov n 4 tour of the Middte|Gov. Cox and the League of tons, + aes man pummelled was Traffic Po- by all over and done with, it/but don’t lose heart, 6 comf areee Giese i 0 . atthvor ‘fa M ‘ ‘iceman Johi H, Main, who went to Wouldn't have attractes 2 | her a» beat he could, thet 1 becaute of the Nurteriea Oo W Visited ten States and Nolther Kepublican National Chair he racted so much at- a@pirite of their dead bec merge Seg at fooket over, taitiote of Amerieans)ewn Haya hor any v! hwoviates | te rescue of the other two tention then. But it’s (oo Jate for re-| “I’m an unlucky woman,” ehe said, Practice of cremation, #0 common in (T° and when an Evening World reporter 1a ‘ x ste pewoeiates | The Englishman #¥¥e hia name a ay Mo erest simply, make: the bert) vee ose fe bs beve ESS ore M1 0 on of Calt Petroleum aaked him yesterday what ou ge | WOuld comment onthe cartoon, : : . = of it now to do with me. I've never ‘any the United States, in the opinion of Cal Petro : iis Ing Impreasion of his visit be carries} ft. Ryan rewurned to the attack, 2» * jon of No, 4 Kast 12th ‘We shall never have done with | €ood“to anybody as far as I ne. Prof. Camille Flammarion, noted 0 Sta: thos tue He. roptieds howbver, and in a letter to George Steet, his companion being John P. —never—never,” she said degpair- | Sone Ems are like that; it’s! mot! French sctentiat and astronomer. a att tat a The number ot automodites in} White, Demovratie National Chair. Deepen: ef the mame sadn an He's only been biding hie| thelr fault, but they are better lef " Cont Leather 8% your wi owne and villages. : f 0 - According to Cheuineginar nae Ce asthe » your small towne und villages. | rut xought definitely to link the Re-| American. The Irishmen who at- “Lila, you mustn't take that tc What nonsense!” he jaughed. |“ may not be immortal but tt has been Cry ge Joww said, “when traveling wih Gee, Che| publican National Committee with ‘eked them asserted the men cried it® absurd-—unnatural!” he maid] sake, the Tok over aed Seer Si Se definitely establinhed that aftr death Coes ™ 7, wt the number of cars 1 saw. in| ty plication and circulation of the “t@ the devil with Lord Mayor M sharply. He spoke the move strongly; 0#a\n. You're my go seni they continue for a time to float about 14 France we have utomobites In the sb cinate se v because something im answered | made ime work—a thing nopemy @ Cee ee ivanty ot wari eee Hy France we have automubiies in th | vsqcritegious act." ua he termod it,|Swiey.” Gordon's version Woe that to her fears. He felt_more worried | over did. You're sticking to mmrnow an the Immediate vicinity Ee ate ad i great highways but not in the amatl| Mr. Ryan's letter read as fol ho, while listening to the sp of and uneasy than even the situation| !/ke @ brick, moving heaven Prec igartaty bebiiavon, ih Laeee Ob wi towns and villages, “In my letter to you of the 28d inst, | Prof. Walter Edgerton, Holloway of Jye"™mnted. unhappy though it was.) (2 ee ie Oe ee Lelal be At the age 6f sishty the Haperes Aj . isis "in Ohio, Wlinols, Kentucky, Indi- 1 tuiled to eall your attention to the the University- of California, re- forrese Cemt OY Yasue doubte and] ou Nondertul’ ge ° h * a, J ee dd other State: . | ’ i ¢ erry Mi * ef see a pat rib it Fi fe” visited’ our’ train might sp * Me) tact that Reid, the cartoonist who | ‘marked: “Eigerton Is a poor speaker. 7 parted tn silence, without a| jf accustomed | to Seseene 8 EACSRIOR GND StOOT OE aid Deer a ee ate gn |drew the sacrilegious lampoon of the)! “18h Malono would hurry up and jyor4 OF # touch of hands, ‘he going be rete teen te cece mystery of death, ‘This publication, the inhabiiants could number more| Immaculate Conception in an effort | tlk.” into the white road, empty again now,| atirerener, ine | eae aeaoon ; a 4 th ants cou uinber mo} jonception in an effo: ¢ and #he into the warm. protec “| that jt would come again the said to-day, will contain authen- ¢ , than 4,000, Ani, lat surroundings the | 4g make votes for Senator Harding, ie | AN Irishinan punched tordon and the hee, “Ie was hot the aon ot] We've had auch a little Ui vajoated recorda of thousands of cases Col, Ge & Kix on ad station ‘there would be Der-| the cartoonist employed by the Re- | yell went up, “He cursed Muc- [0r light carensua: the future watghed few months, They might shat | doubt the spirits of the (ot. Gren voy haps 1.000 automobilen, : " too heavil both of us alone a little longer, aural > ocabbeeaat dh cies P I ; ome Cola ‘on. “L would ask if everybody in those | Publican National Committe Swiney!” Immediately every Irian | Tian fed upatalry, eens | begun to feel sat when. tie ret dead remain on earth and interost Con Cage cor poeta tq towns owned a cat and they told mo| yin, addition to, supplying Harvey's| man in the crowd tried to punch the | shelter of her own room "She tooked| Warning came--that horrible letter: depontts. in Case of Death, Call “Columbus 8200" Expectations of easy in the near future are rp In banking quarters wher pectations recently ware qacarained | Report insued Company money | ow vanishing those ox- Leather to-day showed that Haye they found out who sent itt” Ahemvelves in the affairs aud people m hve Maduar tay. thone cars belonged molisaniiat ot ; hich they were intercdted before |e". Ince Min, 8% ry bv aurgeslees re in the surroundin aupplise the National Republisan, ("9 Men. Policeman Main tried to’ Groind, as she dropped into a chair! ng waked, in whtoh they ! ro cont. cond st a Tock We oka ona ag Satin one of the Republican National Com: | fit his way through the crowd and $20 Siw the thinks Basil had given! "No, put 1 have a very strong sus: death, Whether, after this period, (0) pau a, at BILD Bie puuate of automobile ‘ownitig. farms mittee’s enterprises, with cartoons. | was beaten, while his uniform Jacket | ot Iiked toa re Atl there: she had) ocion—the same person who ta make the Kpirits continue be immortal Crucis tree WG gy |ane tat My cts ; Moro than | pale eon nave this In- | wax ripped to the collar Veey Nad’ amend’ asincen Aud of tate} ng ull this trouble, who 1s at the bac " Cab Orne Benen - Dekibre te. senoetie , | formation, but 1 am calling this to Ly J sed almon noticed, | 0m ail roubl : hi Flammarion declared frankly he does (ily fur mame NN Tonn 4 0 pontfc, Dekourm newing man: lattention for fear you may not| Gordon and Duggan had been! But now, once again, they weemed the! fancies that has bappened—Mr ‘mot know, Ot, Am fom. 404) 40% Hee ee eee, di. | be awate of the tact knooked down when American éxqj Principal things in the But wt id ene ti . “| am not @ spiritualtat and refuse Teak. tee ; Ger with “the 424" Division MNS | Hatorts to votain a statement from | yervice men, nothing the Engltsd one reminding her of some want Gees gee be easton oO nat philonophy based on experiences in yh og ‘ " Has [aor ean ate a " Ae dat piss > Coxsful, Harvey dined with ChatY- | wedge and fought thelr way to the |? hidden fo; suppose she hates you \ c1 y " omtior i we Moat the activities of tho if lays last nig but Mr. : F ute 0} r e stare. e than she hates the rest of poe peal ie Beisoent hbo «rap ataeanaae up to July, 1918. Prom 1914 to IMT yay in Hays last night, but Mr. Hays two objects of mph rage. The Amer- |it- with Dreodine cole neat tatny oF, if she does, tt'e bevdlise , Play nea par,” Fis ser << @ lhe werved an a. ininon officer With jute to ¢ Hawn ia | ican veterans ied don and/She looked as though ahe I think she would Rate said. “But there are spirits, There"! . numerous units of the British Army, tendant . Dug ear ing an answer f the h t was alive and. bappy Yom A mt oft th endant was not answere: uiggan to where Polle F nawer from the handsome at was all and bappy are haunted houses, apparitions and), are RORCIBE. the eau Indi mes A. Flaherty of Philadelphia, ) man Main j took face that emiled bac her with ita) mM wat Ler sun ie dead. Her spins phantoms. Conversations are beld va $4 neta Aine his ne athe 4 acomplia: Me RRnlehe ct the: Ka t eee en utteat & ‘ The man was I'm not a, thas stp of Gen. ‘ my me dart el dae ay mbus, who was at the Commo- | scation. T they told thetr ato: f of her. nm this o ut perta nO collective uctnatiot o ‘ 4 ure In the iversity of Berl sennt eed the tos 10, and now, ond for ev and clever | Gem toto Dian, TK OTN « ner ping rloon _— Ps . explain certain sounds, certain move- | (jeoxtre » 0% ” een years ago. ‘Apart from all politien! conside tout b 1 have Boel arp 2 Potala tnd 70 Among hix This ia the grewsest insute 1 WHOSE BABY GIRL IS THIS? = aply on hey suspteion nuenta of objects and, above all, cers |trantw atin a4 my 10% | wintery de a Fino ATC” S the eremaeay: tale CHAPTER XIV PHOS ¥ : ere eta i hy ¥ ae a Cr seen in print aguinet some eR XIV, more beliind, som fain precise revelations previously |i Xe. lr. rin a wry | my, the Americ Volunteer of the tenderest convict of millions S. Ph ©, ©, Seeks Parents of Aban- HE first wonder and epewuie- | Stous armoorwa t6 (529 ie present The Vcr Car ae a latter book dedic of Catholic vitizgis in tho United eed ubvesveuvonia: Chile lon WOIG Toeee, nod encha (ace LOR Nancy has Just) aweu me % ate ap # of the New York Soclety for t ‘ 7 4 ques POY ote is Eeaialestes coe auch incisal toluene Okc ue te” rd ee and attre, predominate most #ow wal vanikinee or Cisatey: te, Oatitren ts oe ware “waiting for what: would | aticre | Cont » ‘a beets % ings, but he i# a student ¢ ¥ of the church hav ep descended ile Layee tots WpPEN next. ‘The sensational | and Mme that ix remarkably convincing, | Tito fee vt 01k Waban of 4, and government and was sent to this to Buch outrageous mockery of be. | 'M® parents of a gil had revived the general | | Vick “T have received thousands of such Cove rr be |e aut 44 country to treat ous as well as liefs dear to Christians. What pur. | ¥#are old who was found in bat; Whtoll (GRA Ween outa nies: Goouments trom every cornet Of imetumcon i We le tm ota te Pe Owe frivolous subjects pow’ this could serve other than |No, #34 Fourth Avenue t sc sad been dying away for Teite ‘cent naue France, but I shall publish only those tnt. sat. Com on Te Siete. oe “Before | hai lost my sea lees,” wantonly to outrage the feelings of | Oct. Lt ' ant of sustenance. People bud) ottage on the hight of ihe murde ! : nly Int. Mer, Mi . aaid Mr. Dekobra, “I had obtained thousands of dutiful citizens Teannot | She wn» frat to the police ani thought that It was all over and done| on ae of She mgede that have that authority of a solemn |e i ie ty Ws permission to travel with Goy. Cox conceive.” thet to, the rary heatawartery \* with, that nothing more would be ante. Bent | Ral ig bce? ‘tifie character. They are absolutely | ja: 10% 4 on a campaigning trip, and the ex- Other Knights of Columbus who | the society AL feving Place. Sn covered: g F ap eh Why did you Bieeicins, 5 Gailers, Bat Ja Sentoore 1 8 BY OK perience to me ne of nover-end- {came from Philadelphia with Mr.| hae lent halr, dark | BL cok a and uow, sudveniy, the mys- HE Dh me \ ; . | ts 46 6m 40% Ing wonder. In France we have noth. Flaherty to attend a meeting in Jersey | {age anu vit ira y White stunk= | tery Bared up, more engrpesing th portance T don't fete tality—about which 1 know nothing—| ‘i : ing like the pollt campaigns of | City red the cartoon, responsi- T gave it m thought wiatsiee but in the after life of the soul, whl and record America, bility for whic place upon the accused man'y wife wait 7 ene theses st ; c eoorded sub- : : ited. pened. That ‘ f si aiGHE’ castain. ‘period i, fenst\ odne pautalogatns. Bur mortar the ine. oa v. Cox, to my, tn nd, carries | Repiibliean nations) managers wilt be LAUREL ENTRIES. praying. and working, and hoplig, bu oD ay Bede a eat tee ae to 1 o onderty pp to his auditors ” by Wi 4,000 inembers sever losing courage a! « 7 = " ? = : ‘ ependent oil issues were ble to Wonderful appea " p nem ry ge. At rat whe had ¢ t we a tinwes in a floating state about all Valve upward it aympathy, tieince rarnestnens cand force must exert a eden un. wlactlon Day ’ ree 8s pusviouately angry. ‘The dread= “thor the ovens supr that remains of its Tormer earthly t fo WAR An exCAptON and easily fone POWerful Influence, To tne he is the aes ing foe atfulr was #0 -aonstrous, BUCH A gon aeons tat enent | SubpUmr ba habitation, | more aple of what we called in the paNRD R100 FOR WAKING sh mistake, pected her portant, and th bined w “For that reason I am opposed 10 firm 4 F. tpep! Lahould say his motte Sak MU MLGUE GOALIRALA band’s rele HOUN HO-Bther ehinewedts isoka bea’ ad eK oFemation, which constitutes ne range and inten iw the motto of the A. r, ‘Lev'e a 33 would be set free with explanations yp.) Be Et! LOORe ‘ % sy * je a we remula Convicted of in Lt we i“ d r y what passe ah ah excessive destruction, but one The weight of news having a bea Cotton In early deal nga lost from G9!" pie Far oR Cine Ihr bic feupovsinn weenie ote ks aae regrets. But when days passed ry ‘paitcate ut mong, 4 arhaps painful to tho departed spirit. ing on stock market values wi fl to $2 per bale, Storing exchange |." shall never forget the meee found short, Irving Taser of No, 161 vt ma bisilawsme aiid soe avert th ttromember what 1 06 a \eecesaredik: tosde . rf was Gos x addressed | r seum Gatos Avenue, Brookiyn, waa fined $100 a jawyer did not aeem to sy Upopatentiy death changes them | Sorbie to-d but for the most at HE Loulé to an audience of 15.000, |}r' tne Court of special Bomalonn yeater: Vir expect jt, then her anger became than I mépat, very little, If you only know the Dart the market wan ablo to divpla al |probably half of whom: were women. |day. Raver so) baw of coal iwolwentits hed with fear law made % b ty vce Bois number of letters T have rec firm tone, and lonves recorded wore Thave never seen a wornan at a po- | {ifty-ony pounds to Isadore Dungy of ig AUCH horrible mistakes med, There's nu qudation of wold 7 | ttle r any character in No. # Fifth Avenue, saying it con@inet St mistakes that were © rec! ry een swindled, but 1 been ablefto keep many of them from, ‘10M Of stocks Indicated that security | rd Senator Harding make one : TORE VOR erct’a POA Of AUCH caRee more than once, fl “yan obit ae ee suicide by showing them that by such V#luos have pretty thoroughly dis- | eh to a at audience, He is |country in the Middle West are benu- i er case@ Of mistaken identity-—and of fUFn me part of th Hey, at ema, fan act they not only would not go to Sounted the price deflation that wighly academic, and he read | tifal and rest Oe ia) clroumstantial evidence was hor Docke A come ot his ows join thelr departed, loved ones, but going on in so mfny staple articles, | . about halt of his sp hb. While his “New York, watd, “is interesting arvolette (1. H Molen rible how fate sometimes seemed tu jog we Nie ee’ tnude some sneer* that they entail the risk of 1OSINK |” Jonpat LIBERTY BONDS. ' ntion Was warm, he did not Ket [ag a great spectacle only. Paris ts a Thre voce take a malicious pleasure in confound. 'ME answer, 1 lost my temper their jast chance for such contact | wememhe Fae West told of Ljnerty 31-24, opened 99.00 up 10; [the contact with the people that Gov, | great show phuce, but there is an at~ | ating! ty ‘lage Mvead Come ITT tng the Innocent: “Fenchurch himelt .f p Pould have heard your” “Thk laws of hannony of the uni- |!™portant price reductions by manu- "6 Lede a , 5 as (CON He is not the type of /mosphere of rest in ris—an at- # tyranny Kitty ou! e matter philosophically after bc ‘aro ous now. . verse teach us never to doubt life, tagCurers of rubber goods, nyd that In - perry gal iy : Pa #4 Maan ‘to Ret Inte personal and syipa- mosphere of Jeinuse. | Nothing potnts Tou ay ein {the fret, natural outburst of Indigna- Were jn the houwe, shut up io hus latter ia merely the clothing of the oertain instances the mihed Gl p12, 74 0) " off |thetic touch with his auditors, to leisure ew Yor! urry is nty on. 100 met. Notting dieai everything |e en a" he aie i dule 1) og: Victory 3848, 9624; 48-48, 96.94 York interests Mr. Bekobra loxas a fin is Welle ari Tvl all come ri he said What about Johnson? a ” 75 per cent. below the high reourd 4. | Hoe calls our skyscrapers “Temples of a mor . Lot N York will 107; Forel seam fo have worked up quite a pr ‘Oh, of course he could have heard —_—-_ prices recently In fgree. But rubber) semen \Trad and “Cathedrals of Capi ne know life until you learn to ase against me, but it'll tops if he chose to Haten. ¥ » ¥ v G But tf he knew, Chteage Theesopht amarees and tire shares were not called upon CURB lnecause of th hitectural beauty |loaf, Work ts good in its place, but ently, I'm not the firs why didn't he speak before, Why bas With M. Fiammarto: \to meet any large Volume of liquida-| Opendd firm—Int. Pet,, 16 up 1-4: and daring. | ¢ American cities he | it ina crime to make toll of pleasure." nemput ite mo that has been arrested.” \t cropped up How so long. ater CHECAGO, Oct. 26.—Cremation 4 Boat, 14-1412; Retall Cand has seen are imitations of New rk “But, after all," concluded Mr. De- j ut it's so unfortunat bis w wards’ That is what I don't under- Malta, we mation aids) tion or welling pressure, exerted by | Svat, i Retail Candy, 105-8 |jn hia judgment, but ho anticipates; kobra, "it ia probably true that the mratal. 104 sald, “that you should have gone out stand.” communication with the spirit accord-\pear traders, and recessionn wee | UP 1-8; Tob. Pro. Exp. 14; P. Mors that he will reviae his opinion on| real United States 4s out there in the oF MEAT Ma! alone that hight that Peggy should | Snook ber head ing to leading theonophiatx of Chicago ; |rla, Ti-d—# 1-4; Simms Pe nh, [that point When he has seen Philadel. |conntry where everybody owns his fae: afer A. Td have been away, If sho had been at! “Nor L. It's all waters Limited to a ne : te, AL ded Dr : oaeati : all a mystery, But I who take issue with Camille Flam- "} or New Orleans and n Francie. own automobile, Just as the re: Mintrows Voalty, ome she wold probably have go am d e “4 * be | Action of directors of the Coca| Itt) White Oil, are; G. The he of the larxe cition |Frutice ia out in th untry wile: i you.” Lath have enemies, I cav't arion. lo ‘ 3 4 30408; Marne 6 ns of the large cities | Fra 5 Ol he col nee Jee atlowns> > claimed, - 4 speak of Johnson, fo ‘ MBlow disintegration of the boty atter| Col Company in passing the aivi- | He da abs ae ic e atretches of farting nobody owns gn automobile.” : He shrugged hia shoulders ieeere of sebomon toe 1 does eae furial tends to hold the soul earth-| end due to be paid at this time!” 1 SAE De TEE A st = =o = siutiesaimammenii ———| "it 1 had knowo what was eolng to /imay be prejudiced. That he fan doubt! yeni ave oo " e bound, but cremation freas it instantly, seems to have been mostly dis- PORKIGN EXCHANGE OvEN BD | io r, T went out for fo 228 with Basi) would make me look ereby allowing the spirit to communt!-| counted by (he decline of the past 8 bY |S g E b g ite ti n eight and I got back about |429n him with suspicion,” yee at once,” sald Miss Gail Wilson,| few days and receded only about a| Sterling demand, 3.47; cables, avin an m arrassin i ua in age a ah oen e930 ina. spe ngpecr Rs Bet arg American section of the! point compared : olla rranca “de : only got back by 9.30) ° peee ot Spe Areas point compared with the cloning quo-| 8-4. Krancd demand, .964 sities 6eryy a) H teen all right. Ming CUS Weddin “wae G Greanieat, theosophiat, held {ation of last night 06 Lire demand, .375; cubles, | e res oO onor, (th ake*said in her evidence that sho|,, 5° Be Was 1 wondered at ‘taal roy orl ting the bes by rao ce The two big leather companies, Con-| 276. Belgium francs demand, 061%; spoke to Basil ut half-past nine,” Ne had ‘comme was doing thers-7b} Gustion “Instead ‘of the slow tral Leather and American Hide and | cables, 0680, Marks demand, .0144 eee pene Fee ie ARPA od e thought he Tent be oe ilieg bape Nance LI Leather, issued statements of earnings |Cables, 0143, Swiss franc demand, ont: “the Isat parson. I npole ty Meh [for Mrs. Monek,' be BELGIAN CABINET Quits. for the quarter ended Sept. 80 Mast | Ee: beg tion roars re demand, old Rogers, at $.30, when I was pass igh golee be eae They're \ y . rm " bs 1M » . \ it ra re of th cone, te 24 her, _ that were much poorer than expected. | 1406: cul 1410 en kronen ee iha Serer te Bed gam of it now, He's he fplng. Hee Tha n e case o a v o * demand 8 ead 96 Norway oF, oe cause B lon’ ¥ iy mains BRUSSELS, Oct. 26—The Councit '? fe Sentral Tages nen she | Semana S70) | try Reet eee ty heard the church clock chime tnei ont Know, but I'm convinced I a of Ministers met yoaterday under the ‘oficit after charges, taxes Bou) NO er onen demand, 138K: halt hour,” igh me Bedeidancy of Premier Pelucroix and amounted to no lem than 7,566,000 rsa Avuenting Rabon Aeeit “Hint afraid that tan't much usw | ait looks like it. But, if ao, he'll bs drafted of The Cabinet's In the « of the toa 1 + \ It's the time between 9.30 and 10 that ed Os @ witness, and then it'l) atl n the case of the American Hide] mand, .1858; cables, .7876. Canadian resignation, It will be tranamitted b; matters, Even the doctor's ey tome out. The souner we know the M! Wivdlees to King Albert, who ts in) and Leather Company the deficit to- | dollare demand, 0030. ' Neere Helo cat it meee” rhe pay | worets the better, I'd Father Be. {rH 1 u : 0 yin, hey say | He Tidooean on the way home from) tilled more than $1,800,000 Yer BARNINGS, that rigor mortis sometimes appears | te dock, standmg my trial for mar Brazil. }leather ntocks rexiatered only trac-| A, menican Hide and Leather Co tnstantancously when there has been eh than wit her =— — | Uonal declines. 1 0 es ; 4 a sudden or violent death, #0 no at gets on my nerves, | Uonal declines. The inarket powition wires months ending Sept, 40, 1920, | ed ee armeined fram thee TVTMNE sivep, and I get wll kinds of allly fau oO1eD, {of American Hide and Leather pre- | qeriojt after Federal tax and charges, strange, and most te, that {Tee If 1 were kept here lame DIAZ—MABRL, CAMPBELL PUNHRAL,| ferred was helped by the declaration |g) 399.574; against deficit of $810,497 {Mias Blake happened to ring Jiim up | (ROURR, Delleve'L "a eget ALLISTER Suddenly, Monday, Get. | the preferred stock, \$1,212.416 Soptember, 1919, quarter Prous later: i sould Have mud ate h Was extremely popular, no- 25, in hie TTth year, CAPT, DANI Stull another factor against the DIVIDENDS. difference! You ovuidn't body would Hsten to @ word againag * MCALLISTER, President of the Mc-| market way a renewal rate of 9 per! ‘Phe American Hide and Leather the cottage to yor place in lens than |//™ | Hasil Monok had been 4 etran stoner Reve so Transportation cent, on standing loans. This hikh!co, declared the regular quarterly | ten minutes and the servants heard A, ‘iy: Leation oe Ohlone tidanae mpeny, died st hie residence, 108. pte | ig ee ae art : you come in a few minutes before |*%" 8 question on which side th Requiem mam at Bt, Antony’, | en, Boor Mowing Py PAL eal at's how things happen. ‘The Was discussed: it wag the o! Breckiyn, 10 A. M., Thursday, Oct. 28, heal Beane trsued last Satur- | Pe — mare s a narrow one tha keeps ia | (pele orp nn sruatlon. Bats thoury i 4 day htneas of the money sttua:| | safe, quarter of an hour seems } Df it hes no ie ip reencmmeeiereceeerees tion was accentuated to-day by the |CENTRAL LEATHER DEFICIT. re te eso hig with aenmes | bay WAM ae interested Aa Lileh an = FUNERAL = withdrawal from local banks of ap Jquences. But if the time had been | pea meant more to them thag DIRE 4 ‘ vets e Ls al longer L don't nee that it would B yhody else—except Irma, ° CYORS. proximately $24,000,000 of Government | Fally Behind @7,558,000 tu ‘Three Gare ten ee ee pula. have secilet, me speak tet me tell ‘what now," Gilbe ‘Oh, but it would. If Mim Blake implored more that had not rung up nobody would have known anything of what happened at the cottage from the time Johnson the Central +mot no’ wan by 2 Wait and see what hap er answer, “Lf hela r pens,” FRANK M. CAMPBELL T it teow said that money rates prob- | in the three montha ended September 20 | , ‘ leased, why should : “THE FUNERAL CHURCH” loc, ably will not be materially lowered | last the company fatied to earn its oper Cer? vO Rent — mice emcnm TAROLO ARATON HELEN WoLcoTT fort It Ul the time he returned: that | (oMho: y a you say anything (Uson-Bectarian) until after the turn of the now yenr, |ating expenses, charges and taxex by; Ne Meta napa IRAP AREA EYAL. BOM EPSON: 18, FOURTUY APRARIDE: SW MAHI, Rvkd aK eat hee eee eee Steel shares held firm in antictpa- 000. date 4 nits . 1 " ort c you be woiated time yun th hae gag Tr It n tke Devatews Office, 234 61. & 8th Av. statement of warnings to be ‘asued|ogement charged leaa in inventory . the Broadhurst ‘Theatre for Joho with Mr, Weatherbee aa his seor ase, #o far as can be ascertal couldn't actually’ « lear hin Mia fy the United Bintes Btool Corporn-|valuo agninat earnings for the quarter.| An Awkard Moment Proves | weatherboe (Willlam Hodge), the | tary? hy one had been near he must aetoatly ent bin fae a fin thin afternoon, It tn not expoct.| A fw monthe ago beat grado hides i r Ct 1 his| Weatherbee (William Hodge): Oh, heard the shot Bh Neen, aie Ie Juss Deomiey oi fi ‘ {| were worth §9 conte per pound, and | j , ing poor author, who, ashamed of his) | 4 + Oh, You mean there would have been |¥## the only person seen near th HELP WANTED—MALE. oe rmod quartory that | Slguine wore area, OL, PEUNe, Ss Highly Amusing Shabby clothes in the presence of|I've been with Mr Weathenbes for two hours under suapicion, instead of [Place between half-past nine and ten to Deoek will Oe epdared Goapite | Pot cash SP EsMee te phere, 8m eouinpiat the aristocratic ladies of the "Ten |some time nowt don't know just one haif hour _ that they suspect hin to the contrary. ‘alfekine are quoted nt only 1@ cente| Thi@ tw the amuning scene Zoe " poses as his own secretary? I've been with him ever sing’ I—I've athare mite bare Res eau (Read To-Morrow’s Inte ra OU teney in wore infper pound the most embarrassing moment | Rosamond Kent (Helen Wolcott):'been doing his secretarial rk. There would have been more time and stalment.) re ee ne era Seesaw: M7 i 1 ae |