The evening world. dated June 18, 1919

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detective said. replied: sulted sspection proached. outrages. MAYOR ORDERS AN INQUIRY INTO) ARREST OF INNOCENT GIRLS KEPT 4

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__THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1019. Hos- . ’) * ' i Ca, cerned, in Frank P. Wi 4 Edward F.| Mail saye that Sir...

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era ane ‘Doe Coareet Dies, OF PUPILS HERE “FOUND DEFECTIVE Experts Say Estimate of One Mentally Weak Child in 100 Is Too Low.

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Cher! office ; pensation for the land and the Harlem Railroad in White | damaxes to the remainder of the tra according to the

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ta his complaint, o that veal chucks ane ed the kosher butchers for 22 cents a pound were retailed to the consumer at from 45

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oats ” Sy climes ad” diiaon aT HO Eee | Jimmy’s Mother Umplres SE ce, tas, be ete, etl eee creme eth Pn Wee Bother Olas for

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aus a _ FOR ARWAY ABROAD Many Recruits Expects Expected fo Perfect | Themselves in Their Trades NO BORDER PATROL | FOR GRAGK

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: wants those who Grant distributors. iL if the association at No 1845 Broadway, “hres or four years have idie care to lend

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tas t 9 Ui @né@ French Missions tn Be- thonia to @ STOCK HObM, Junea18.—The amer- ‘ean and French military missions %° which

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Death as Gives New Motoroyele First Teal. wenty-two-year-old Everett Van | crac! Baskirk returned to his home in Gaddle _...

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TESTING NATIONAL GUARD UNITS FOR FEDERAL SERVICE " _s Geveral City Organizations Pass In- spection at Various Armories to...

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BOOST INRENT OF HERO OF THEA Lieut. John McLaren, Just Out of Hospital, Risked Life for Women and Children, More than...

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THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, WUE RRR ia 2 oP 4, I oA ; Washing:need not hurt.fine. fabrics - rare 3 ‘The gentle Lux

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TO PROHIBITION All Prices Slashed On Our Tremendous Stock of We Must Close Jul 8 DON’T WAIT! BUY oe BE Deal with a reliable

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HE EVENING wont, a0 eeODAs, coxa 16, 1919," Why Guarding the Flag Is the World’s Finest Business. Unequalled Opportunities

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‘COLUMN “5 Coors 81a, Yak torcina Werth HE Gowernment order forbid- AT WILLARD’S CAMP Gibeon programme New York's w» i be J z

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a Tia, # The daily rash of business, the daily ’ he Tock of aiportandy for hea f enarcise—allare conditions of TATISTICS show

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idow, Heiress at 19, Problems of Life Before = Fanny Ward's Daughter What Will Be Dorothy Barnato’s Future? What Will She...

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Siecemesam cone * REG._U.S. PAT. OFF,” MOTOR GASOLINE See Friday’s issue of the New York Evening World for a list of dealers

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ag ts “Who Did It?” Not Worth Doing BY CHARLES DARNTON se ‘HO DID ITT was finally “done” at the Belmont Thestre hist night 5