The evening world. dated April 25, 1921

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| To-Night’s Weather—FAIR. ey” EDITION Copyright, 11 Co. VOL. LXI. NO. 21,723—DAILY. — 3 ROBBERS SHOOT POLICEMAN WHO...

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Group of American bankers on an industrial mission. Dr, Moldenke is a noted metallur- @ist and mining engincer. President...

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SHAKE CHASES CAT OVER SHP'S RAL ROLLS TERK Big Python Seizes Tail in His. Mouth and Wheels Down on the Feline. MONKEYS FLEE

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r RED RAGER BANDIT ~ HAS GIRL ADD IN -—ERSEYHOUD-UP She Blinds Victim With Search- | light and Holds Car for { “Getaway.” | A

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LITTLE BLACK BOOK HELPS MRS. STOKES ON WITNESS STAND co eeniaceemne (Continuea From Pir Page) on mth some of my frienfx’ came

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a ae i 4 ) OPENS MAY 15FOR Bodies, but Plans Wait 5 on Funds. Federatized wational Guard camps| 1) ,o'clook | Thursday |...

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pe pik cena Pe ao anaes e toa | Unusual Values in our E e . @ Daylight Saving Sale : 50 to 54 inch : Continuing the All Wool

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| | MORE DETECTIVES SEAT TO GIVE LG AFINAL LOOK OVER Taking Every Chance That He May Give Clue to Wall 2 THE EVENING WORLD,

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Se ea THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, APRIL 25, 1921. hini, He broke both legs in the fall and Grew his revolver and shot himself

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PP a ig > Pa SNAKE LOVERS FIND THREE BANDITS SHOOT AGED MILLIONAIRE BLUE TAILED SKINK ND LOUNGE LARD Expected He’d Be...

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a y J i | | % » he having won every one of his starts as a two-year-old, but asx" mae ae se esta Metropolitan Racing Season

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tock market prices showed a sharp ard tendency axain to-day. Spec- ive optimism was further in- sed by o number of favorable

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“THE EVE 4s ~ SAYS HE CALLED NING WORL | because her husband had lett her. cx Cross-examined tidee Van D RAN AWAY BECAUSE |LA

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IS THE RIGHT TO ROMANCE A WOMAN'S RIGHT? Noted Author Would Prove It Is Question May Be Next Objective in Great Modern Drive

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_ eyes ‘THE EVENING WORLD, MO NDAY, APRIL 25, 1921.1 What's going to happen now?” aes the Mount Olympus Distribut- STORE OPEN

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