The evening world. dated April 28, 1920

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Get the Country” Back on Peace Basis VOL, LX. NO. 21,419—DAILY. + 1920, by (The ‘New Tho Prose Poblishing World), NEW YORK,

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SHON RED > WAN OLIN 0 FFT AVENUE Machine Hits Police Tower and Then Smashes Into An- other Car. , VICTIM LOSES AN EYE....

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THATTAT Pe ATUUNTUNTRN EWE NNE UTTTITVE HERE IET THT r Washington Order Overraten Leont |, , Peoul! Ara Charge Purchases Made

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\ regularly 85c to 1.50 Bs y This Store Closes at 5 P. M.® ‘ 5th Avenue, James MeCreery &. Co. 34th Street ‘A Sale of 500...

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FOR THE SUMMER Records, sheet music and portable phonographs for the summer home, cottage ot camp at lowest-in-the-city...

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MISS FRANK IS A BRIDE, “]em>ioyed twretre vents on the advertis-| Mr, York, who was nighiy eateemed , 2 sta tte tng staff of

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TO NAME THREE ON COMMERCE BOARD es Duncan and Prof. Henry J. Ford Talked Of and a Woman May Fill Third Vacancy. WASHINGTON,

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tat + sie gus cenit mee ikea t- at ornelin nelius Vanderbilt jr. who ts to be of "4 James Henry Van Alen jr. rbilt met while

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ee ere ee eet eee "e ED FORB.R.T. ~FINNGAL PUGHT ” Expert Bauer Tells Tells Estimate }°' Board $32,000,000 of In- debtedness

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eA O IR MS WET NE LST SKINNER _ |i a4 of the $2,000,000 arive tor the college endowment fund, wil be the BOOSTS BRYN MAWR...

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SAVES HURT OFFICER g Patient Is Transferred to Second Ma- ep ; chine When First Breaks— i r Flight Is 350 Miles. ‘WASHINGTON,

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“VY , s2Ms7 *BROADW. ur ‘NEWYORK Sizes for Misses 16 to 20 In Most All Styles ‘18.95 But Not in Every Style Sizes for Women

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* and such contract or agreement shall + to exert themselves or make some- | ROMANCE WOULD BURG. PROFIERS MOVING, VANS...

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8 shortage of products from some sec- | tions. Bermuda onions are coming freely on the wholesale market, and Texas GET 8-HOUR

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A i { i Hi iil | } | i \) ’ : GIRL OF 13 CLINBS FIREESCAPE 10 ROB FORMER EMPLOYER Cashed $50 Liberty Bond for Funds to...

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ew Yalss Explained for Evening World Readers $ The Boening World has odtained the services of a lawyer with long ‘@2perience

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il Mine us i can eat even the core © SB ee ae Pineapples are picked almost ripe and rushed to New York on fast: steamers so

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ih i . ey Babe Ruth Will Be Able To Get Back in Lineup Of the Yankees Soon . However, It Will Be Some Time Before the Giants

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We Carry a Full Line of “Pictorial Review” Patterns ART STUCTRE == = oTHENBER¢: nere Saturday, The Salvation Army tageing...

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. Mich., where her book was WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1920 Did Poetry Really Do It? New Light on Lady Astor And Her Political Life

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‘AMERICANIZATION TAUGHT BY PAGEANT, 1}500 Forcign Born Applaud “The! Melting Pot,” and Miss Marbury Speaks, * More than 1,500

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Moreau, before the summer is The play was presented ‘12 at the Columbia Theatre, San and, Miss Angitn scored yy in it, ‘Pho