The evening world. Newspaper, September 21, 1921, Page 3

Alexei Popo Ge Continues Gr some Narrative of Murdé SHOT WHILE Shot and 15,000 Killed by Disease a starvation. . is obs) sh ual | Crowds Flee as oy ten rors ern Russia up t events in the bloody Nost ding ¢ tele which follows, writ- e witless of the hov- Wise ones 6 were not surprised | the up- one ltd republic in him cing this insta’ iby M Don 1b: venge nonths 8 wus ex ran Klein IRING SQUADS AT CLOSE , RANGE TO ahh aren erty de THE ROBBERS ROBBED, PEOPLE! PAY TWICE Wher nined to drain it were already dry most dry of blood. set n city, streets, r drunk- ned for u at once | his adiuinistra re about | W se depose ad been int med, ‘They had little | making b ng and robbing as t They felt that they might not compelled to retreat. asain get into the Don and were de- spelled a red day fo Robbery and Rapine in a) Southern Russian City. | GIR. 10 AVENGE Death Dealt Out as Freely as Cards Are Dealt—15,00::) SLAIN GANGSTER VHIRD CHAPTER. lets Strike Down Man Walk- ing With Sweetheart. tie lowar es to-day to hear | Hyman Keliman's mard Hast Broadway to the last. But GERMANS ESTABLISHED ORDER, BUT ARE FORGED TO LEAVE sposing of the irvegular | but when the Holsheviki of t viki, but the latter | arose again they went northward au. upon their own) pocketed him betweey thelr fellows of the north, and he was Some Beautiful Aspirants tor Queen ARSE OF RUSSIAN REPUBLI FAILS TO END RED DEATH IN QODY, PILLAGED ROSTOV WITH by wn as t iad been ends of Johnny Span ane ago, Lie police of money and | about restor st] In this they were | pa le distric in Rostov, themselves ai ‘That retreat Rostov! WAR CRIPPLE MUST PAY HiS WIFE $65 A MONT:1. Choi 1) HELD AS “PANHANDLER™ 2 OF COLLEGE MeN| ie A Thousand-and-One ice, Exquisite at Half Cost! Mk Maxon stocke for Avtumna are now complete. The current presentation the consists of Se re, Bee hij ghest character. Yet, just because they are Originals, they are priced “Copies” no higher ther would cost else- ed of Getting Cast) | VOMAN FIGHTS EVICTION THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1921. PORTHOLES BROKEN Ot the iam Street Week’’ Carnival ONBIGLINERIN. : the Olympic—Mr. Unter- tver Returns. sme to port te ) which this gigantic vessel dT endured y and Sund waves which rose in the nt almost to submerge the hul the ship. 1 amd stateroon me it wae dangerous for p ois to Venture on the wave-s made only normal speed should have carried at lenst 550 miler. ptramt Hayes, came to port with nyu-dy-yes, mean Monday by ASR ia Can’ Me Gen Landon wnadian s of the proving yoremman Indien Somuel Untermyer, accu Ans, olymy d for a prmyer, Wa passe o 1 ‘ Vwi t u nid 9 rel nat ; A ns ¢ . Luise mn / vou noual afta vil ty confer with the 1 er { in this yeas tas 1 reop 1 will far outetass its pre wit Sut wOrss HN owhether the Lock he sald Vi | FROM PARISH HOUSE. ties omieeia of Senator ties In the com n't want any” he Klan shoul Condemnation of Works Au Ald uss tha veport that ne and seve « were to buy the lands ¢ aii & Co, has 960 Het AVE. ay AT. 46 STREET NEW YO! “THE PARIS SHOP OF AMERICA” PARIS New Location Will Be Fifth Avenue at 56th and 57th Streets Due to the delay“in occupying our new building, all incoming shipments from abroad as well as the fashions being made in our workrooms are now on sale in our present quarters at Fifth Avenue and 46th Street at price concessions consist- ent with the Removal Sales. Included are Tailormade and Fur-trimmed Suits —Handsome Fur-trimmed Day Coats and Wraps —Luxurious Evening Wraps—Dinner, Dance and Evening Gowns—Street and Afternoon Dresses —Autumn and Winter Hats—Tailored and Cos- tume Blouses—Paris Bags, Novelties and Acces- sories—also Rich and Beautiful Furs. TERRIFIC sa ae (Staterooms Are Flooded oa the Olympic, was the the most sever storm] iy Fri- and the]! ale an it} shiffed from south to west were suf- rie were smashed | looded and for a tong | | sen- apt At times the powerful drive|‘ jor the sea was sufficient to com- stop the liner. On Sunday miles, when her The skipper of the Olympic, Sr He refused to dis- luke Mrancia Joseph of Ans | ome Senator Edge said that he was still opposed to Prohibition and s would be. As to the tariff, he igh or set tariff ed in this country w elastic so that it might «1 as conditions changed. American manufacturers should be tected, In Germany 1 found that they are naking & very good overcoat for 610. a oM%e where protection is “3 Nved tn ta |i red J, Swundera, an countiy | : Domestic «Warrant sworn mn the pic p charged that he had mar- rolght years ago and that for years she had been trying to warrant charge with desertion and — non-support Saunders and his wife did not greet with any af motor car with H. Louis Zuckerman, a real estate owner of Los Angeles, declared that the arbuckie should not serve to ondemn all the film folk, He added Aboard the vessel was the be ) that the majority of them were nice, Richard Parker of Salem, 3 & Harvard graduate who J yecently in the fa plane which Killed four o' alighting ce to court to Rolert EB. Tod, select- next Immigration Com- that he would surely ere it offered him. studying immi- tls gration c | SM. 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