The evening world. Newspaper, January 6, 1922, Page 26

Spee Gia ereneee aegypti anes 2 mo 26 THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1922. to see it gain a victory by a campaign biggest was that sponsored by Fiddle | ace." This had the effect of attract nw | All Happy at the Tennessee Society's [Fae teat ese sade Meek eater aeren-wan Gee er heeee Hae isha a women tee | WASHING TON 18th Annual Jackson Day Dinner 0 Harrison, Marjorie Flynn, Major] aponded to Mr. M ae f be at rest and our ate beloved PROBLEMS TO MEET. Murray, Mra, Richard Watts, ate and sponded to Mr Milter with the sl Ow BALTIMOR France, would not have thrown Cordell Hull, who is author of the Mrs. rry Appel, Mrs. L. P. Bracy, | aunchea a eulogy of former on © said: a f nkey wrench into the works of | income tax law, was gucat of honor Col. J. J. Watts, 'M, G. Petinot and|anduel, Mrs. Frank A. Vande | SUNDAY EXCURSIONS cur of Peace. France to-day t8| und the principal speaker. After ex- Mr. and Mrs, J Carlisle Swaim, hairman, will preside. A large } JAN, 8 22 ————a ~ ’ niaining an army larger than that| tending the greetings of the South to York City delegation will attend. | § : —— ie members af ae. ter, MILLER AGAIN THEIR GUEST. | | w e militant Germany of before the | the New Y i ane the French fe oie erent For one hour | PATER SHORTAGE HITS GERMANS 0 FEB. 5, 19 recruiting | a r. Hull traced gov, Miter | RERLIN, fan 6A number of un 19 i grote Of guest of the ‘} the newspapers In| Germany have | tii ood ie Voters at the 2] decreased recently the axe of the jy. 1) the Hotel whitch will close their two-day annuy yeas aiaite a hd oc old ‘ ~ A Meu ae ot Tne) Caeantton newsprint. Sonie of thon announce ME VY TERSEY CENTRAL oe Pell jt State D wat f jens are fewer On a similar occasion ast year the the probability of a temporary ; Chatman, arrived at t thutl for other Governor attacked the non-pnrtisun | suspension owing to the unusual —— i} in time te he said: League of Women Voters as a “men. heavy export of print paper. 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