The evening world. dated June 1, 1916

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THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1916 eauty Is First Requisite in Woman’s Dress; TROOPS WILL STAY FOUR aPenions coon...

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te Te ~ STDEKS VANISHED INLYMAN'S OFFICE, WOMEN TESTIFY One Gave Standard Oil Col- J Nateral and It Promptly ‘ Disappeared.

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CAPTURES WOMAN INDICTED WITH TEN OTHERS IN KILLING | ee el Anna Britt Is Held in Philadel- phia Accused of Helping Slay...

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ye Don't Get Bald! GIANT MEET FOR SPEEDWAY. d the largest crowd ympoo regularly with Resinol Soap. 4 an athletic meet in fend

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THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 10916. he fired five shots before policemen . ” U John Elliott Leven who lives with St.

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| } i TO ENLARGE WEST POINT. | alder the proposed eniarsoment of the * | Military Academy recently | {aed by #8 F Congressmen

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IS THE MRS. BLACK SED OF FRAUD + LNERS WOW? Under Bail, She Disappears “and Society Wants to - Know. ’ ’ 4 the handsome woman

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=~ —— | Giants Keep Up Their Stride and! Refuse to Break Because of the One Defeat That Deprived , Them of a Record, Thereby

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THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1916. ae ef faired May Caroline Love Goodwin of 7 ¥ arried O ove Gor MOTION PICTURE...

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NEW ARABIAN The Evenin NIGHTS TALE OF MYSTERY AND ADVENTURE By ROBERT LOUIS a z° cS & i MTT 1 al Tit i 743 i i & Fe ip Ea |

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About Plays and Players By BIDE DUDLEY EAKING of things not to| worry about, the idea seems to | prevail that Marguerite...