The evening world. dated February 7, 1920

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TO-NIGHT’S WEATHER—Cloudy. — f “Circulation Books | Open to All.”” an” | EDITION SP) ETE BKK N ANS VOL. LX. NO. 21...

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f & fh i if 5 Fi = so WAR CRIMINAL LST WANTS IT 5 MODE Apes? Coun Council, How- ever, Insists Demand Should Be Sent at Once,

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POLE EAS TRIST WANTS $15,000,000 ~STOEK ISSUE GFT This in Spite of Fact Its 1919 Net Earnings Were $13,643,549, STILL FIGHTS

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Phgeavical Caine SrAoe. S Wor'the TARS __WHO _ | Coming Week CN E T * WONDAY NIGHT. hy 4 Princess Theatre—Workers’ Theatre

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\ Lod ™ r to an Oe ee Bee Broadway at Ninth, New York LIBERTY BONDS. ; My + A Bes A oo + |pa-2 97.02, wp .02; 2d de 89.94,

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——= rrr trrttstst—C<SCSCSti‘ i‘ SC Benny Our Greatest King. ‘ago, Benny said to me: “No chathpion can last forever. But...

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With Rimini And Rosa Raisa | By Sylcester Rawling. E was a revival of Verdi's “Fatstaff’ at the Lexington Theatre last night,

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country knows the man before it knows » his politics, Whe Politicians: “What could be more pre- ie Mal al ual , . THE...

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PRESIDENT OF THE PSYCHIC CLUB SAYS THAT _ * THE PANACEA FOR HIGH PRICES is TO HAVE—_ _ The Proper Frame of Mind People Should

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¥ Hy | i fL af .! ; ES Iden Girl ners. formance of “My Go! (" Thurs- day evening, and Dorothy Tierney substituted in her...