The evening world. Newspaper, October 16, 1922, Page 11

_THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1922. @ place makes an ideal home. When,;|RELAND NEAR PEACE, HE SAYS |Jand the beautiful countryside bears you find together 6,000 young men} “Everything sccms ‘9 be working|NO evidence of the reign, of terror and women—for Lawrence University | it vient, and 1 think tant we are|WMch has existed so long. is co-educational--you have a town 7 . . full of color, young life and good|80lng to have permanent peace,” de- FARTHEST FROM HOME. pt 8 clared Major 4 pn A, D e| Jub- arts 5 5 spirits, Ae lared Major Anson A, Maher of Dub-| 714 «Nei Yorkers Far @ Day or Onl ; D, + turmol} that only stern action from Min, Irgtand, who was born in Ford-la. wy are farthest from home nly Outside Powers Can) iim ut only stern actomsnouajQ0V. LAKE FINISHES POST: Jhon. Je1t has been diMeult for aligday are Mr, and Mra Myron. St Save Turbulent China, |e taken, for there ts no country PONED MATCH. tourist to eee Ireland during the past] mon, who are at the Pennaylvanta ane which possesses greater possibilities} When Gov. Everett J. Lake of Con-|six years. But now sniping from be-|Their home town, Tientasin, China, ts , Says Hankow Merchant. | tor deveiopme necticut, the former Harvard football] hind fences seems to have stopped, over 10,000 mites from Broadway. ammpancennsaommate mS ‘ star, was playing jn the mid-August aed an MISS BOWMAN ATHLETIC. golf tournament at New London, the By Roger Batchelder. In the course of the week-end, when| coal situation called him suddeniy to Dealer e-and - Consumer The outlook for China ts very dark,| John McE, Bowman, of the Bowman] Matrford, and he had to default r ‘ } WL ie Ores Spa Overoat Sak} if i J fn the opinion of Hunter Mann, «| hotels, was still passing around the] That incident prompted him to loave Hankow merchant, who is at the| 8's in celebration of the birth of a] the State over the week-end and come Both have Confidence in = daughter, some one suggested that it] to New York to comp Pennsylvania. He believes that Amer F o Ne 0 Yr “| was too bad the youngster had not] with Mayor E. V. Babcock, Pitts- fea and the Allies should stgp in once] been a boy burgh, who had planned to be here more and take quick action, “L don't agree,"’ said the hotel mat} at the same time. Gov. Lake re- “The city in which I am stationea,"| Stermly. ‘1 wouldn't swap her for on marked at the Biltmore that years 7% boys. She is already the most ath-| ago it had been his son's ambition to ho said, “‘is In the midst of a turbu-/ joie girl 1 ever saw, and the women] peat his dad on the links, lent section, and is the headquarters ‘ e Matra vAieHcait gunboat patroi ofl e f her day will have to ue “Now,'! he concluded seriously, “the = an tate hh hi Il be another Glenna Co! : . med t Ay the Yaugtso River pie tables are turned, and it is my am “No division of China's huge army * tt. bition to be able to beat my son."* recelves regular pay, and since the] COLLEGE TOWN THE PLACE ‘TO, Another prominent political figure 7 a. Before Baas daitnes can't be done!” — men must live, they Wander about and Live gut right, and I think that wa are Hoan ‘ quarter themecives In a village oF] ; jigall Sean GeaNt the tied WIRREAA Gs Wiktcr Hence the tremendous Demand. come here and challenge us-to do it! Gity, If food and quarters are forth. | ‘We come from a college town," re-|fded that he had planned a winter tn eoming, all gocs well; if they are not,| ported A. D, Weayer, at the Pennsy!- Florida, but that nis friends had in-| “Phe most delicious Tea you can buy” Bring your fift dele cen comeront or looting results vania, with Mrs, Weaver, from Law-!risted on grooming him for the State cuphe interior of China is in such a rence, Kan., “and in my opinion such Senate. IUST TRY IT. topcoat ideas to house, .dare us-to match To. at $30— tatlored to your order! You. don't know how eager we are to meet this test! 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