The evening world. Newspaper, November 5, 1920, Page 12

Sette a —— — % i JASHINGTON JUST “LAUGHS AT BRYAN " Capital Amused by Suggestion That pe President Wilson Résign He BVENInG WUKLD, FRIDAY, NUVEMBER 5, 1920. eect Harding Secretary of State and LEAGUE SUPPORTERS shortly after 8 o'clock and nearly 2,000 then himsolf resign in order that Mr. persons filed In. Then the President Harding may at one! CHEER PRESIDENT | was wheetea out on the eantern tor- reins of govern ‘2 He made no speech, but bowed a it appreelation. | “oat Horlicks, The ORIGINAL Malted Milk REDUCTION SALE ON COFFEE Direct from Importer to Consumer dication that n will be Washington: _ {Gather in White House Grounds 4 naely inter heeled to the eated in the makeup of the His Office Satine: kad at least, 100 | Mr. Wilson, three more for Mrs. Wil- Best In the Market id been advanced to fill th a son and @ Qnal three for the League. 5 Ibs. $1.50 WASHINGTON, Nov. §—Much | offices. The © WASHINGTON, Nov. f.—A demon Bg Delicious Broken Coffee c t 0 7 oo — ‘ " Be Gi was aroused here by the Ser Rosretary: of ntration for the Leaue of Nattons| PONCE INSPROTOR DWYER ILL, 10 Ibs. $1 85 . "50 Ibs. $8.50 eS Renee FO CHI” : —- ns tant titeht NO COOKING || free delivery within 200 Miles ot (awe to the effect that William Jen-| afinna Applebaum Out of Danger, | thd the President was given lant nteht | oy ren aaniveey W a The “Food - Drink” for All Ages. | MAILORUER CORFEE CO. ae it Quick Lunch at Home, Office, and 57 Fulton s New York in Brooklyn, on Sunday | Fountains, Ask for HORLICK’S, — || Qe, block, from Me RAS ae. dition early to-day waa reported | gas Avotd Loattations & Sabet | north of || es at the ce to the opene Binge Bryan has suggested that Pres-| Misha A Ment Wilson resi¢n at once and that! greatly Imp) ) Wloo fresident Marshall on She Presidency appoint on haslin the grounds imine i to-day| the White House. 1 where it! pennsylvania Avenue e: ¥ paared the! 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