The evening world. dated April 21, 1920

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Get the Country Back on Peace Basis 21,413—DAILY. ag Sy eevee NEW yoRK, WEDNESDAY, A ty by TT ¥ (he 'New * Scie We World). |

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iy pi * freight train in ervis to-day and teh to Port from Jersey terminalis; freight 70 per cent of ‘normal; h passenger...

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‘AS OVERALLS $30 SUITS Dealers Worried O% Over steady Advance and Seriousness - of Economy Campaign. " 'ARADE ROUTE CHOSEN. r

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FL Sey French Retteve Americans in Asia A ET: + LUAU) 11 semen meen (TETUALULATA ‘TE VE SLA! Minor. N DUBLIN STREET!...

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at a ANH tot eto a ia hd Agen EE TIM Me es Former Saloon Keeper, Woundedsin . Saloon Affray, Has Litile i] { ‘Chance to...

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tion, expecially those Interested in the 3 ‘Commiasioner Gallatin has an-| apartment houser, to help prevent] mae ath Birest

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ans: 5 \. { | Nl a Store Hours 9 to 5.30 reciable savings on quality bedsteads, cribs, divans, cots and springs. M a poorer

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13! nf MACLEOD CALLED PIT VAIUN . UNFIT, IS SET FREE| vd - ap years following his disappearance New York Pastor’s Son Will

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_ ae ye Heart Disease Kills Mrs. Ida Pitts- \° ‘A woman about sixty years of afe| Luncheon Will wit mark | 100th Anal.)...

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BILL FOR ARMORY: GLENNON APPOINTED| 7" BOXING IS URGED TO SUPREME COURT| The Tea of Teas set THAT IS ALWAYS THE BEST | iN...

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BOYCOTT ON TUBE TT] Wt TIBES morning at the Grey Lock. Avenue WWEAREBATLE 2 Service Is Extendedsto Grove Street Station in

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5 TO DOUBLE ARMY . “FED BY TRATY maty be ailowed to retain the entire general staff and corps of officers, _]imut evening...

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| Of these Aberdeen and Meredian had twenty-one cach, Rose Hill six, Bay Springs, seven, Glen ten, Igomar, six, Starkville

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tives Search for Fence” Following Arrest of Five in Long Island. Detectives are searching New York ithe man they call “the

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sey - YT WOMAI IN Sut Ft = 119-128 West 2 ti ¢ SSS Sutiragan or Condjutor . . . Vira. Goel Gets Judgment in| TOOK LONG TRAMP

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* Wieringen for the purchase of @ local GROCERY STORE Knocked Down by Robber—An- other Takes $5—Police Try to Minimize...

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ra Ne VERY year 800,000 serious industrial accidents occur —@ in the United States. Authorities who have investi- gated these

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uM Noy N will be ‘knoy O and Will cost in bike track will be in- the promotton of match, mewor paced races, ar- having...

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( t Box Scbrea oF L ocal Teams; Late. News of Other ‘Sports| ' AT POLO GROUNDS. Fokeghtie PAMADIE! “iy (N), HONOLULU, T. H.,

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TO-DAY'S PRICES LABPRTY BONDS, 4 1-48 %.60, off .72; 84 4 1-48 90.90, off 40; 4th 4 1-40 86.66, off .78; Victory 8 3-48...

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i h i b 28 amet & bas 4 a3 Fe we TEGTE*™ J 2 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1920 Now, Girls, for Sunbonnets And Farmer Straw Hats; Both

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acknowledge the natural right of labor to or- ganize; but we insist at's ase organization should be subjected to governmental

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SCHUTT 8 Chorus Sings At Metropolitan By Sylvester Rawling. URT SCHINDLER and his Schola Cantorum at the Met- | , fopolitan

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CULV By BIDE DUDLEY D WALTON ‘TULLY, ¢ returned recently from A Limerickers! " London, has’ sent us an an- tention, feoment