The evening world. dated February 27, 1920

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ie ap eee | ; ~ ‘ ‘ CHAMPION JA TO-NIGHT’S WEATHER—Faii DRAFT DODGER Che Circulation Books Open to All.’’| and warmer. VA b%

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oe ReonAad He recetved the de- ee eee eau ee Wraak Flannery, Capt. Smith of ‘he company and four men who had Wetti overcome

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1 is Pg 7 et ‘THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1920. AYTI EVI | FOUR GIRLS LOCKED Father of Ten Twins Would Welcome Bc

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SHOW STIL oes T= CAR LINE STREETS; FIRE PERIL GRAVE | Failure of Traction Co. to Live + Up to City Contract Be- fore Kenlon’s

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, ALLIED COUNTRIES é SUFFERING FROM FOOD SHORTAGE France and Italy Restrict Cor- sumption and Britain Moves * © to Increase

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TAGE OF CARS TIES UP COAL MINES ohiytvania Operators Forecast Famine Unless Transportation Pacilities Are Improved Soon,...

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H Pits: hs ef a Tee Roms te 2, ee oe. i 4 * . LURED OUT BY RUSE AND FIRED UPON Harlem Cafe Keeper Escapes Bul- lets From...

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-TOFOROE ROBBERY | PROSECUTOR SAY ‘Had Two Tried for Conspiracy t After They Refused, Lewis Charges. 34th Street—New York...

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and afterward home. ~APLY AND KELLY P~ HEROES AT FIRES that every! bu stumbled over Mrs. Mai who was lyti apartment. Ki One

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es —. ENDS LON Detective William B. Kirk, who con- Siders that the most important work he @ecomplished im fifteen BERS if...

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bf ““Higme Near Gpot Where Skeleton ‘Was Found its Destroyed. HAMMONTON, N. J., Fed. 27—The Dloyer, Edward M. Schwabe,...

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es em ee Final Clean Up told owners,” he added, “to go ahead UNIONS REFUSE TO with thelr ‘new bulldings, and. that FINISH 17

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LAL.BRANCH LINE |_| ¥2:sisee 40 loci nim to renewed «t-]SHOE MEN PROMISE |e Yt oft tt © to ecoremer LATE FOR TWO DAYS | es

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VENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1920. 1 | ies aaa ice Keune: | G ' I 1B School of Lamp-Shade Making — { ) { Classes in...

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| 18,118 NEW YORK DESERTERS | % ret number Lett Atter war ve-/8 Dinner Ready? partment tevestigation. 5 'rhis is the home-

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oun ' 2: 7 oy ‘ a THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1930. | | They Are Just HARVARD CLUB MEN CARRY OWN MEALS | | For

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UNION MUSICIANS THREATEN TO BOLT ‘BOSTON SYMPHONY will Play Under Union Affiliation ‘Unless Trustees Recognize Their...

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WRECK IN HUDSON TUBE HURTS FIVE Crowded Car of West-Bound Train Jumps Track Near Exchange Place Station, Jersey City. Five

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New Spring garments by the thousands are coming j for them, and in accordance with our policy of not holding merchandise over

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FACE HEAVY LOSS . Was put away at extremely high y a 20. ER IOARDERS - BY SPECULATION Millions of Pounds Stored Away Must Now

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MISSING TRUCK H “SOMETHING” I Wedding Present Causes Arrest of Steward, But Wife Comes to Rescue. Policeman Frank Rice went

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The Passing of Kilbane as Featherweight Champion Is Not Far off. HE passing of Johnny Kilbane! We hate to think about tt, but

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\, m& “ DEMOCRATS FORCE’ DRY LAW ISSUE IN ALBANY PLATFORM (Continued from Second Page.) present and played “The Wearing of

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+ getnts and losses on the independent ‘Stock market price movements to- - €aF were again almost wholly gov- + Milled by...

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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1920 Dazzling Electric Signs e At Night Reflect the Energy of New Yorkers May | Christie, English...

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Che ESTABLISHED BY JOSEPH PULITZER. Published Datiy Except Sunday by the Pres Pu SOP Dally sate eee HE how. Rew Fu RALPH...

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exposition of his symphony, a Nene ror work, masterfully orches- Rachmaninoff, Afternoon. | Her art Soot martes | ° ‘tas...

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