The evening world. dated June 23, 1920

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ARLES F. M 100 WOMEN ON ELWELL'S TELEPHON To Be Su Your WMO re of Getting The Evening World, Order in Advance from Newsdealer

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it thee Government, failed to KS fuN, complete and true entries ‘books of the company. obtain A larger income ‘auld rptiarn

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Left to right are Zoe Beckley, Fran Reutenbeck and Fran Va Setten, photographed near a road along which the ex-Kaiser walks

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1 . . AS natant ating ir Nanny iy THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1920. oar back. ‘He ts in a precarious condition|

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CALLS 20 PER CENT. CITY WAGE BOOST “PLUM HARVEST” ‘ Pe eT La Guuardia Will Fight for Alternative in Form of a | Graduated...

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i Te TOHELP CONDUCT 0 of Those Named on new | publican Campaign Com- ittee Are New Yorkers. ip ‘ASHINGTON, June 2. — The J)

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Telephone Fitz Roy 6100 Articles. *“'s Sale That Will Interest All Women! Only two days more to take advantage of our great

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1 ri 1 , Boar’ t ¥ 1 et ; a . 7 , if . vier 9 2 € THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1920. ov YRS y e e any: 5 i } " TAXI

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NEN OOS ON ANNIVERSARY OF HS WEDDING =: = its place. Interment will be in Cal- vvary Cemetery. Detectives said to-day they

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ASKS FOR BLOOD TO SAVE LIFE OF HIS MOTHER Surgeons Reject Her Son's Offer Because He Is Anaemic—Boy Support of Family. N...

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Sate, , BLOODHOUNDS FAIL; WOMAN’S CRY HEARD Search for Mrs. Lee Extends to * Long Island Sound on Report of Screams Having

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THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1920. : ‘ae oe Nae Fur Storage Vaults on the Premises Before | Before Going on Your

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1 1 i i \ + MINERS’ OFFICER | STRANGELY SLA LANVER ARRESTED Janitress in Detroit Law Office Says She Saw Men Strug- gling on

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pouse the ratification of the treaty {.| without resetyationa,? hu! CATE FROM BRYA Neither Wilson, — McAdoo, Palmer, Cox,...

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BRONX SCHOOL BOY RALLIES FRIENDS IN | HUNT FOR LOST DOG| FRESHMEN BOAST AND GET A HAZING Orange High School Sophomores Along

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F $1500 000 jer Leaves Woman Sec- _seTetary $50,000 and $6,000 a «> Year—No Public Bequest. Estimates made to-day by finan-

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Answers to Rent Queries; New Laws Explained for Evening World Readers : F. 8—On Sept. 1, 1919, I leased my apartment for a

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—_—— in 0’ War Almost As Big At- at the Track As Is Ruth at the: Ball Park Days. Now Yoek evening Works = PT'S no disgrace

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{ d he had heart trouble and his prelim- @F efforts to come back this season @isappointipg. Behind the * rubbers, which are

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“ALE TO REPOR VANLAW CHANGES ~_ STIRS ALDERMEN Some indignant © Over Delay on Amendment to Put Curb on Profiteering....

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ail gh FF ie. WEDNESDAY, Loves Parties, Pretty Dresses J And “Spreads” Like Other Girls, Yet Is a Poet Prodigy She Is Only 14

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ARREN G. HARDING'S Senatorial record has been sent out by the Campaign Committee of the A. F, of L. in the form of a list of

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4 j . 4 RETO TIT | bana, Douging Patrhanks, made that/tent where she Was made to Fest |Inpontible, for the people swarmed...

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COMIC PAGE WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1920 This Goof Will Trace the Call an’ Send Up His Picnic Ch 17 PROBABLY WILL, MADAM - You ARE