The evening world. dated May 26, 1920

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ae VOL. LX. NO. 21,443—DAILY. To-Night’s Weather—FAIR. To Be Sure of Getting The Evening World, Order in Advance from Your

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tuteetwled BETTORS FAVOR SENATOR JOHNSON . \ resignéd to’ go ‘ sa the: Alien pérty Custodian's wi Mr. Palmer had thet | yw ay

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\ *s« of Shooting Demands TUCCI GIRL SOBS AT SUMMING UP ~ INMURDER TRIAL Counsel for Defense Assails Testimony of Daughter of

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aa FOOD RETALERS HOLD UP PRICES AS WOUESHLERS DRO Instances Wt Adth Actual Goug- ing Found by Evening World ford Expert. By

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\ POLICE CAPTAIN SCOBLE DEAD |clerical, work in the treasurer's office Commander of West 37th Street |sons; Station Had Been

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HAN CAMBLERS AT VE POLO GOIN Evening World’s -Publicity © Causes a Clean-Up That Will Benefit Baseball, —— Private and pndife

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men, and togettier we have Iiferally A ai -Up Weeks a Year ‘cleaned up the town. N private fe Counciiman Knight | is the wife

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ine that the rent will be $80 a me beginning next June. sional man and use ‘s any place to go and yet the owner in- ie Sistah

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i : NG GARDENER ‘the husband of Miss Marie Breunig 1S MARRIED AGAIN] “icine sa They were speedily separated by Jullet’s irate

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’ jextensive study with experts from the United States Bureau of Mines and Yale University. These “blowers” Will exhaust the

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sufficient to say that in the year) Deo. 31, 1919. New York's im- trade had shrunk to about 44 cent. of the total import...

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THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1920. through New Yor ir. Bush con: nes 5 ‘ rn permanent Injury. Tt has Caused madch ‘1

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PEE I ERE Bo ANA TEETER EO GA Se Le Oe aE oT ais oe aN o ‘ " _€EE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1920, F. For Other see |

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HOUSE'S MISSIN TO SERUN BACKED BY BERNSTORFF ' Riihessedor Welt Office He Had Found the Colonel “Very Useful. , BERLIN, 16 as

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Bae itl vont > ») ington. ral will be held from SOLD. with the upring shape by epreséing? lander uc jae Pauline Furlong, for

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Johncox was crossing the yachtsmen's | Queens | STATE HAS BEER __| CAPT. JOHN JOHNCOX DEAD. * LICENSES READY 0 Hea hn We "y

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SELLING | OUT! | | . Four — Second-Floor Shops ~ FORGE TO RELAND Eight Battalions in Reserve— Fresh Attacks on Govern- | ment

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a ee MACHINE GUNS REPRESS RIOTERS ~_TNWATERBURY Some 2,000 Strikers, Mostly | Foreigners, Attack Police; 140 Arrested....

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IGINEERS PERFECT INGENIOUS DEVICES Gas Gauge on Dash Shows ‘Amount in Tank; New Hot % Water Heater. “Two of the most...

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é g by S Colin O’More OLIN O'MORE, tenor, gave #| disposed audience which heard him in| mantle should fall. recital at...

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If Babe Ruth Keeps Up = Present Gait He’ll Treble ~ By Thornton Fisher! jis 1919 Homerun Record © HURRY UP- SIGN THERE- IN

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OTHER SPORT NEWS Pick Resolute To Beat Vanitie In Trial Races ‘When an American yacht satis out Sandy Hook in July to meet

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_ ‘LIBERTY BONDS. | Liberty 21-28 opened 91.80, up .10; +40, 84.78, ep .20;, 4th .20; Victory 33-43, 9-4, 96.20, Off 04. i

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MAY 1920 WLDNESDAY, 26, Victim of Turkish Harems| _ Feared Deportation—Meant ___ Return to Slavery. By Maurice Ketten a ol ok

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ESTABLISHED BY JOSEPH PULITZER. Daily Gunday by the Press Publishing (on 88 3 Park Row, New York. ‘ Apeortated fxctustvely

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sent of humor. neans nothing. comfortably, / thi m: tell Ravelle, and knprovements. The theatre boom started with the A...

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By BIDE PL, site in West 44th Street, im- ‘Mmediately west of the Little on which hv wil erect two One above tiv other, The