The evening world. dated August 4, 1919

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i MLK TRIST OR THE BABIES? - PROBLEM WOMEN VOTERS CAN DECIDE THIS FALL Children of New York ‘De- prived of Their Food by Milk

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BAYONETS CHECK RIOTING crowds were driven trom the streeta/ way lines failed to report for work the German National Rershing

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and Wife May ANGELS, Cal, Aug. 4—On- F Lawier, former Assistant United Attorney General, who was burned yesterday in @ bomb

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nd mother of the boy was detained as’ ACCUSED OF KILLING HIS SON |:%4 mother ot tn voy was detained at coreg eee TO HEAR...

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Baturday, Aug. 2. © Paris; by Aspociated Press) Backe, a German horsedealer, ‘Of attempting to bribe Amer- “Army officers in

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— Soldier Fites Over Sierras. the Sierras at feet. Pilots, Significant Fact— That the oftener and longer you use “Eddys”...

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5) The Actors’ Equity Association has sible affiliations with the mechanical unions of the omasement field, such As the stage

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r} POSLAM DOES “Close-Up"’ News and Views Of Filmland. and Its. People RE we coming to a revolution | in moti | A ». picture

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rr Wie Fork isin Wor | WOORD-BREAKING activity on > tennis courts and ¢ . interest z 3 Me: fetel: HI i ? il i iF lh £is33 i

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23D INFANTRY, OF HEROIC SECOND, BAGK FOR PARADE Regiment That Won Petain's Admiration Rejoins Division Here, The transport

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ONDAY, AUGUST 4, 191) How to Read Character © -— At Sight + CHARACTER READING BEFORE COURTSHIP Be Successful. Recognize Types

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Lee ‘oa. 33 to} ee me ct ow. THR ASSOCTA’ om Re he te ee ONLY JUST. E the almost unanimous yote by which the Houso of high

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was CLR ARAN ee pole at Bedford Avenue and Gtreet, Williameburs, ; » Heavy Wetaht Fatts on ‘anapped aeachls Seer tna ‘the...

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Plays and Players - By BIDE DUDLEY FEe Fratice Booth tor one and, with £ fortwo. . dee: HE Messrs, Shubert are an- Roancing