The evening world. dated March 24, 1920

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“Gel the oat Back on Peace ote YORK, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, (1920. Fest Oftiee, Katered as teoend-< Chase Matter New York, N,

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: | 1 t Ls ie 4 ro i. iy is 3 ait 1 pa Premier Millerand this morning situation in the Ruhr Valley. ) Gilded to give the...

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ENRCHT BLS FR BOMBPROOF 18S STRONGLY Oppose State’s Civil Service Organiza- tions Against Police Legislation. POLICE MATRONS

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C4 amples : jase ' | My teaener has gone to an office A typist or file clerk to be; My teacher has left me lamenting, 7 jOh!

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‘CROWN PRINCE NOT STO LIVE NEAR KAISER A ] Dutch Gove anent Formally ex: der @ Gfants Him Wéeringen Island Shoes * Announce-

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‘LEVIES $12,000,000 | ON STANDARD OIL ne Plant Now Apprpised at c $29,200,000—Will Pay: Tax = of $933,816. } tax valuation of

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us DTD OE, EV DAN DA 8 Ge \ttractions Are Prices—Quality—Sernee MACYS Our Interpreters. Our interpreters are called upon most

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TWENPEL SOMYALSTS FOUND BY ALBANY COMMITTEE (Continued From First Page.) Se am ee are Se, {paying membershin. Those lected to

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~ WASON UPSETS SENATE PLN ; —_ WENIGAN POLICY + Wontinued From First Page.) stebrbed while in Washington in the Margy affairs

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’ Y eee BIST SS WHOLESALE PRICE (=: fieme, Hara fea ON “CHEAP CUTS" ==: Chance to Grab in “Save| i an Money Week” Drive Now

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| SHEARS X-SCIENCE PLEAS, Decourcy Makes No Decision r Pending New Affidavits. jg BOSTON, March 24—The Supreme : yesterday

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BROADWAY: 33"4ST-NEW YORK we Gan $59.50 ako Three Suit Groupings For a Woman’s Easter Tailleur $29.50 $59.50 $79.50...

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N ROW RENT COUR BENG CRGED “AT ATION CAPITAL {Continued From First Page.) femedy the state of affairs described and ran into

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f PENT GOUGER IS BENG CURRED Continued from Page Thirtecn.) of the constitutional provi- im the Fourteenth Amendment, says

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New Phonograph, $59 Equipped with the Universal Tone Arm. Plays all makes of records. On Sale Downstairs Balcony Choice at

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_ (ments, or ~ $2,160000000 ~BINUS FOR ARMY _ Official Says Men Are “Seeth- ing With Discontent” Because Not Paid. »...

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— ‘ Ba = THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1920. MORE SUBWAY CARS |METHODISTS WANT PUT ON TO-MORROW | MORE AMUSEMENTS)

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THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 192 : 4...» |BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK Yanks to Be Driven Hard} Tol Their...

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AN CO. FIGURES SHOW - ONE REASON FOR HIGH COST OF ALL HOUSEFURNISHINGS Corporation’s Net Income Last Year Jumped “ to 187 Per

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‘THE EVENING WORLD, W COMPLETE STOCK QUOTAIONS THOAY'S Pict: CLOSING | THE CURB-2.30 P. M. | MISCELLAN ROU! Hig low last. |

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No Eight-Hour Work Day For Mother Josepha, Who - Directs 1,500 Sisters of Charity In Her First Interview Mother Josepha Tells

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ESTABLISHED BY JOSEPH PULITZER. Published Dally Except Sunday by the Press Publishing Company. Nos. 53 to 63 Park Row. New

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“Violinist and Singers i tn Pleasing R Recitals By Sylvester Rawling. HE local musical recital stage yesterday was set for

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By BIDE on a, called “The Hole in the Wall,” written by Fred . 5 Jackson, will be presented at|{ Attention, Limerickers ie