The evening world. Newspaper, September 20, 1921, Page 19

THE EVENING WORLD, LABOR WILL SHOW ARMS PARLEY 1 DEMANDS RESULTS Asks American Legion and , Other Bodies to Hold Meet- | ings on Armistice Day. TO STIFF DELEGATES. Gompers Save Demonstration Is Needed | World-Wide Offset Jingoes and Profiteers. By David Lawrence, \AS8pecial Correspondent of The Eve- ning World.) WASHINGTON, Right, 1921),—Ameri a the American Ta hational organizations ¢ on United demonstrations throy ut the ps on Armis Day, not lebiate the vietory of 1918 to impresa the ates to the rence on the i fintion ¢ th the t that the A y expect a pro- 0 he adopted which will re guce military and naval expenditures &nd minin lances of wat Samuel G Divorce for Mr. A Noted Bi Recommen Decree Proposed for Young) Wife of Son of Millionaire Head of Tobacco Trust. PHILADELPHIA, 20.—-Mrs, Cordelia Biddle Duke will get her if the report of the master Sept divorce appointed by the Court of Common | Pleas is accepted. Mra, Duke, daugh- | ter of Major df Drexel Biddle and Mrs. Anthony sued tor divoree from Angier B. Duke, whose father, Ben- jamin N, Duke, is head of the tobace. trust, The master recommends 4 de te Representative jamin M master in the c fused to make any statement regarding the He owever, that he filed it several days contents of lis report admitted, 1g0. The testimony taken, It is sald, he) been impounded Action upon the ease will probably he taken by the court on S 26. Mr. Golder also refused to answer questions pertaining to the character of the testimony taken or make pub- lic the names of witnesses called by Mys, Duke to support her claim for a divorcee Mrs. Duke filed her action on June This action was not sur- to Philadelphia society, which ' New York, When sb A. B. Duke, ddle Beauty, imal nica | Meal Tickets Upt 1 Street | Led by Urbaim J. 1 Ter " who has made severe auction off je j men to-day handed out |voffee cake to hungry the outskirts of Bryant 1 Under orders of policeme jirlbuters of food eliin the pa led, howevey Sixth Avenue jen all were and 42d Str @by MEOEM Prove Serv: lines and filed past the dis riage her brother, A, J. Drexel Biddle! Abraham ‘Ta married to Miss Mary buke, t was on ister of Angier 1. Duke, Mes. Duke twenty-three years olf and her ' Wisband is one year her senior. Mor |« the last two years Duke and his wi ive been While he was | distribution o park, started 1 Mawe | immediately ir, and Anthe loux, the less me park, no! ly in. tle aU KEPT FROM PAK, ded by Master LLDUUK ORGANIZES GURB BREAD LINES = Ss ul attempts bread hundreds wk non d lowa wet ‘With Imitators He Gives Away and Food in “My ny sever and | New York dis- t allowed © SDAY we EPYEMBus. £6, 198i) ty ; — oe / ae + | STANDING D7) 08S 80 HIGH, PLANTS «MISS STERLING VICTOR , 4 F 1 STANDING 07 MOVE TO OTHER CITIES. IN GOLF TITLE PLAY. | | ashi 1 THE CLUBS Vina vo dnkee ten Fae Derents Wea Whyte In Fleet Cham= | | ~~ , plonship Round. ‘ Vans AL LEAGUE, OTTAWA, t. 20.—Misa Alexa Stirl Clube . t we ing of At » to-day defeated MPa. Be 36 88 6 1 68 Dohwen Confesses Stayton Welds | iene Barat Monee co | 5 vas 8 aa Nellie ; 1 tn te first round of match play GAMES YESTERDAY t ino a ! h Mackenzie, former Cap a : = i 18 Tenet ae A foride C 7 eliminated Mra. J. ono nga 7 s Kun of Noval, Oltnwae band t , f Cee oh the auth °F Miss Doris Chambers, one of the Bri- 1 ; 3 minated Mise Masten of : hot tage i D of Toronto defeated Mine vt ; yigdatins a val Ottawa, 3 and 2. iy Hubbe: ath " 1 1 ‘ ‘ ‘ " ch defeated Mrs. ia a} ¥ of Royal Ottawa, i Hee! stp GAMES TO-DAY. at Chicago. Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. eston at Si, Louis. Philadelphia at Cincinnati. | ? Detroit. 71 75 .4 St.Louis 74 70.51) Ch cago $8 84 .408 stor 69 70 496 Phila, 47 91 347 GAMES YESTERDAY ‘\ sovigeetity nat ‘ i ' on HT tins Muse | } GAMES TO-DAY | Detroit at New York rt Cleveland at Boston i i Chicago at Washington i } St, Louis at Philadelphia. ‘ INDERNATIONAL Ww. t PC.) Glut LE. ty U be Pe ee a @isclosed nis y dived men. He S has ile Duke, he lived | polloenan ant mass meetly ‘ard of futile efforts to nite the _ Honverian Ane ouple nea OnPl Winds Good Cause for Divorce. The Dw ein 1915) WORCE ) was one of t wule society | Mira. Ida events in ehildren. Che tween the ¢ Mrs, Du tive youn. two in 1918, 3s be. They sep. of tho ple were ke was on a nev the mo: man U.S. BALLOONISTS —TILE MEN PLEAD NOTGUILTY... a in aut chins mua LAND IN IRISH SEA. TO CHARGE OF FIXING PRICES lous. fotlowed «aight in wh ted A RE TES Gunny =e ich Cables Kathe Pirine anil 2 men in Bryant Pa tn thirty bration Trish Teairanet te about Dublin, and Bernard Von Hoffman, in an ‘effort und J. 8. McKibben, pt AS Ledoux wa ; aoa out the tickets, w asi IN a restau reet and Aven policemen Hoffman, 1 eral ay time and d yo men from 1 Civil Liberties \ sles eam ight am from the double-quick RRUSSELS se s8).--Two 6) the five balloons whieh up to this morning elation sent a had not 3 Police en heard trom n the James Go: Commissions: deplor of mu-| North Wa mn Pica re wX- twelve mi Phese we Du Bois anc WIFE’S DREAM LEADS HER n Wates. 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