The evening world. dated June 6, 1921

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i SP SMR RA OAR RY EMTOT TTI WRC A ME 7 “Circulation Books Open to All.’’ | “NEW YORK, MONDAY, JUNE 4 1921, sar SeamCaes Mage

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te ee a ae ot * 5 a — ; fi fi f Several foct when the crest of the flood from the breaking of the Btrat- ton Park Dam, near

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\ , That Production Price Is Near BIG DROP EN BREAD LOAF MAY SOON RETURN, OFFICAL SAYS ecretary Wallace Points Out) Pre-War

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‘THE ‘EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JUNE ¢, 1921. PASTOR IN BATTLE —|MONTH’S SAILINGS NORMAL.|SAYS WIFE TOLD HIM | NO DECISION...

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Tenth Street, Brooklyn, to-day at the j The committee meets again to-mor-| ENDS LIFE BY GAS| IN IRISH FIGHTING|wilincs....

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‘ | i sl j ; / oe ee ' i \ ' | - POSSIBLE SECOND 6 PHONE EARNINGS KIDNAPPING FOUND: FULLY 11 PERCENT. IN'VAROTTA QUEST...

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SS Sao Ter UE THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JUNE 6, | Films Developed Without Charge | We do not charge for developing roll...

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— ee — sowen TORCH Trstreaey caw CITY WILL NOT AD THE EVENING -WORLD, MONDAY, JUNE 6, 1921. i tnt Ne een hanetetn! GRAFT...

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SPECIAL COURT FORLIQUORCASES. BEGINS ITS WORK i | Several Excused F From Grand! Jury Because of Opposition to Dry Law. ‘The

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THE NEW PLAYS Lambs’ Gambol A Huge Delight | | | | abow guing| trot. There | among thom | ‘9 “Tale of a Lamb,” | tally a cow.

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Two Visitors, One From To- ronto and One From Chi- cago, Asked About Their Own Towns, Have Good Things to Say About New York,

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| | . of fighting action came to him natu- 12 CARPENTIER H FRENCHMAN MAY SPRING BG SURPRISE IN BOUT FOR HEAVYWEIGHT TILE La

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THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JUNE 6, —_————_—_-— AR AEE RI A a A lS 1921, > YANKS AGAIN BEAT BROWNS, WHILE DODGERS WHIP CULES

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pend payments to- price in a probably would be forced to sus Sugar Refining during the first hour dropped four points, to the

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THE EV2ZNIN IS SMOKING GOING OR COMING? Do Women Hold the Decision? More Women Smoking To-Day Than Ever Before and More...

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ESTABLIEHED BY JOSEPH PULITZER, Pudlithed Daily Except Sunday by The Prom Publishing Company, Now. 68 to 63 Park Raw, New...

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By William it i" a ‘idl ii Hh Le Queux. SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING INSTALMENTS. mrrounds the mene Drovided ‘bemarties Mademolsclle

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About Plays By BIDE for The Music Box, the play- ‘house he is building in associa~ tion with Irving Bertin, in West 4th...