The evening world. dated June 11, 1920

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To Be Sure of Order in Advan Your Newsdeal TO.NIGHT'S WEATHER—Fair. The Evening World, Getting ce from er Copyright, 1920, bi

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ISTRATION FOR Wooo| FARTED BY KANSAS. Py og coverage the Charles S. Wheeler “Wheeler Tels Con- Sommotion untii two] Vention

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Waited Outside in T in Taxi While Lieutenant Within Fol- , lowed Every Word. {WOOD BUSY IN PERSON Ppsets Traditions by Going

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HN TODAY; | AMING UP BEGUN es heiik Cheeks Story He Introduced Smith and x > Inspector. “ane taking of testimony in the trial

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unfal means to éntice away his dete- | gates, Senator Johnson has served notice that if delegates instructed to vote for him

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har 4% ‘ “+4 a ee weve, ‘THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 11 , 1920. ° WORKERS STRIKE,| them tn a walkout to enforce ee...

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my i eee a ade aaa cane ana Let Us Do Your ATTENTION! Telephone ; oA Developing and Printin For 62 years we have sold...

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iPPLY TWO BROOKLYN BUS BAN | ‘HOLD THREE FOR ROBBERY | vou Bey dre “Cer ne. ‘rar ae ee HOMES FOR WIFE UPHELD ON APPEAL nay Tt

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on GIRL JUST MISSED , TRAIN THAT KILLED 7 of HER SWEETHEART Wants Violations of Law | ‘aie Reported. | ; James A. Edgerton,

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4 Hi ft Siete & a i i i t Bit, Hs EAR i Hy he le i] i e i : : fils 3 i : i | equals what? i i E EEs i i of the crowds. u fi 1

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A torney Horan as a According to Mr. g Action soon ‘season, the modistes’ counsel ‘Mre. Gleason was abee: u Held as “Female

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. | he a re Cr or) Prospect of winning the nomination | himself. It is interesting to redord in this connection that Senator

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bh id do § High Grade Corsets Regularly. $6 and $8.50 At 54,50 and 56,25 * Medium bust models, for slender and average...

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*: eal mye pest iM a tag ’ ‘THE, EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1920. , ‘ i 3 feet: | GIMBEL BROTHERS scecomies | i...

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SAYS PROHIBITION CAUSES SHORTAGE } OF SCRUB WOMEN Husbands Are Sober Now and So the Wives Are Not Forced to >" Denies Fare

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OF WOMEN WORKER \j (Continued from Page One.) \ preserva he is making politics a busl- ness. When he opened his nead-...

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GES TOHEAR CARUSO SERVANTS YN GEM INQUIRY ey OMY Commission of Magistrates ‘Will Examine ‘All in “John Doe” Proceedings. *

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it} t Hee ; ity. iy ent sPEey f iE : > Pairs ° }Patent COLT y}HIGH GRADE ‘ AA to D ~ SPECIAL || ARCHSUPPORT HIGH SHOES...

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—— TE ET 7 TT 9. a Seah ag OT ee ee ' 4 y ‘ ‘ : aerate THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1920. TAILORS TELL WHY | ‘ ; SUITS

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a | ef | girl came. there with a youth about * }apartments owned by’ their tenante, | nineteen and rented « top floor rvom. |

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FO RE AF Te RR ET a Ade ARS IRAs SSRN a a aa a (THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1920. LUDWIG BAUMANN’S GREAT $1,000,000

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THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 11, season’s wholesale $32.50 and $35 Wholesale Values $27.50 and $30 Wholesale Values...

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WHEN THE SHOES GIVE OUT : There! nar new ONE OUGHT, TO LAST As. WHILEs I WONDER HOW LONG THE CLD ONES ARE GOIN TO HOLD UP...

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— Ee eaaeeene a a a a eee elo bain hee THE EVENING WORLD, ‘FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1920." NEWS OF ALL THE SPORTS 22.22" by the...

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THE EVENING WORLD,” PRADAY; JUNE 1}, 1920. ARMY SHIP INJURED; | ‘Take the Day Line _Up the Hudson to Albany CALLING AT ‘Bear

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JUNE 11, 1920 Caruso, the Husband Perfect! | Other Men Kick on Wife’s Losses—He Says “Don’t Worry, I'll Buy More” | ROMANCE

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‘ABLISHED BY JOSEPH PULITZER. soa ba Ca Fane Rom Row a PULITZER, Presiden " ‘MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. the loval news

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a att THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1920, STORE OPEN 9 A. M. TO 5 P. M. rnEAR Fourteenth Street West of Fifth Ava | iv:

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Eurning i and Players. DUDLEY Thore’e nothing Uke tt any- where—the good old hearty laugh. It drives off worry; light ons...