The evening world. dated February 5, 1921

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WILSON VETOES ARMY REDUCTION BILL TO-NIGHT'S Weather—RAIN. TO-MORROW'S Weather—FAIR; COLDE! ae hele a VOL. LXI. NO....

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3 U To-day’s two-hour stock was ¢xtremely dull and dew were almost entirely atonal. But the price tone due to the reluctance

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Turning On It is too late for any one to “dis- over” Eugene O'Neill, yet every play he writes is a revelation, strangely...

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” " oo eles Plans for Trip Arranged Sudde With Jess Willard—He Will for $300,000. Los Angeles. moter match Burope will be...

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fi } FEATHERWEIGH BG PURSE FAS. TO LURE KILBANE INTORNG ACTION et King of Feathers Enjoyed Fighting in Nine-Year Ca-| reer as

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iT an 3 ee eee bare ET | Youngsters of the city, the result would probably be She EFity Borie, FFTABLISHED RY JOSEPH...

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FEBRUARY, 5 1921 Did You Know ‘Nick C aarler’ Was Still Alive? SURE, AND HE IS COMING BACK »He Plans to Fly to California...

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a r COMIC PAGE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1921 About Plays and Players- By BIDE DUDLEY Y'RIGNT DEAR! su CAR AIN'T “THE * YouRE A