The evening world. dated February 6, 1920

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eas. SS | ee eae in feturn by the navy tugs. 7 ‘but ran into storms. Z , 4 3 2 3 ; 3 p to hor assistance. and was prepared to

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—— Foes in Assembly Plan Legis tion to Wipe Out Entire | Political Organization. ISURE OF OUSTING FIVE | “Prosecution”...

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ee er ne te » Bvidenc Indicates Guilt of in- dividual Who Vanished Just Before Body Was Found. | Capt. ‘Thomas Walsh wad...

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~ DEWRAASN Engtand Could Be Protected By Policy Based on Monroe Doctrine, He Claims, ‘ Bamonn Do Valera, President of the...

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te mous Strong Man Retires After © 26 Years’ Service—Some of His Feats. n Selig “Ajax” Whitman of | 125th Street Station, one

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A os eee HG DROP W DEATHS AND CASES FFU: § EPEC NEARED Pneumonia Also Shows Re- Mi duction of 217 IM and 42 Fewer Fatalities,

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i & ' - . 4 we : * e: Cae ae noe nie pee pane ee Ae % is oS will Build’ Tenements for 85,000 Within Easy Reach [ein ot filer:

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_ {@ to-day by the Government to show aries Floyd. Tent to work In the Focal i vy] Rapide, w: it Aur. 1. ane satt Geared |e

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We ese os age THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, art lew and Original ® ¥«: i en ‘Fashion Designs 6 S22" k By Mildred Lodewi...

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ROT erT PS ee wee ete —o eat GEES, ey THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, | FEBRUARY 6, 1920. ~ 350 HELD IN TUBE . TO INSTALL HOOVER

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“the price. The Davenport is over seven feet long and the tapestry is such as is sold up to « Gimbels Golf School for Men and

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ly the War Department ‘There is an item calling try was on a peace basis, ment built on a cost-plus ment assumption that the

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those comrhunities. enemy. “care of buildings and grounds in and | The War Department cails for $%,-| Indubitable evidence

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Government is set by its Chief Execu- tive, the extraordinary nature of the problems confronting the Government See Eonar...

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= Y BUILDING ON HERALD SITE) ™- Under Way. Negotiations are under way for the} Tease or purchase from the Manice| estate of

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DEALERS NORGHT TO RASE PRES Ample Supplies Stored Here to . Meet Demand in Traffic sa Tie-Up, (Special Food Expert of The...

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a. NEA Bo- ~ GO ON, kid- | | I i i el i | pate Rake i Reg H & ip He lf : eid THE TWO YANK COWWNELS WILL arree THE CHIAGO...

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bi t THE EVEN SIMS TO TESTIFY AGAIN. | Committee Wil. Give Him Chance to Ankwer Dan! WASHINGTON, mad ng before t PESTIMATE

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ROPE a AOPY Nes A icaBCE Ela e eit Clearance Sale +, = oF. — ILS or Overcodts Made to Your Measure Guaranteed All Wool, Fast

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ra” FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1920 Fables for the Fair By Marguerite Mooers Marshall. Copyright, 1920, Wy The Pregy Publishing Co,

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Sunday by Padlished Dally Except ‘Cmmpeny. go 63 Park , Nom i Rowe, & President, Park 1 SPSRUCR BAW, Treasurer, 63 Park Row.

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Galli-Curci in ‘Sonnambula’ Py Syiveste- Rawling. A SONNAMBULA” was the Chicago Opera Association's Dil at the Lexington The-

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COMIC PAGE | FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1920 “My Golden Girl” Tuneful but Dull BY CHARLES DARNTON BATHING BEACH always has...