The evening world. Newspaper, January 18, 1922, Page 9

TTL TL ET TT TE LT PC TE ET a RETR - HE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JANUA== 18, 1922. je OnE ‘workmen, w wee the it of criminal | 4 oa tf tations Ostet "tn. Uae, old” Greed “aud| rocongs “a *Eeamemere “peserted | 4. punaio Intestigation nee the es are, mcta lore hia’ |nequizonse ah {acho % Fapon:| yan Uneeraa tua Re A ) a" doctrities ‘began to falter. The edu-| Raymond 8. Pack of that body, We] iapee of the "Aime » BAe Sante Sec Ateo, Fhe wrote stern tL te adjournment wan texen until Pr! examined oe ee —} | cated Ege eee more in the hed the headquarters of the Can ing on Bedford Avenue, 1 ¢ _ = 'O.-. realisation that modern progresq, to | Club of Now, 5 orm, at tie Belmont, Nov. 38, resulting tn_t lasting, must Soe of civilization. he stud: y of have War: Profiteers Still Exist in Herts tarmest notets tart ‘week, comptisory tm Japaneae shown throughout the world during | f' Beauty Content Gtinany and. They Are ib Atle yer fm en Pca at [nem Seal ae : e even if he cani w 8 are Eexpllting the Poor—Now| Sr en i"iar'e wou’ |e, insets utes &| SR’ caer coat x ern rouners ) ° | Is ‘the Time for Americans Broker. than & deteotive a The old tybe of eile: | laboratory ts truly airesine’ It te oop 4 t i. 7‘ wns Ptr 1 ad ap {sionary, the TEST Chee aituation of tS ld on this ray orth hag (| Peed. F. rhe w 2nd Se. (Beewean 5th and 6ch A " r ° wi eal manned by a rf ? \wenuses) ‘est to Visit the Country as Liv. teed, fer it ‘i phil, After, wean z inthe, Young, Jap-| every time one of these films is shown Sy oo ae , West 43rd St. nin, e hande a 4 ing There Is Cheap. the remark, “That is $17.50 too w, and ol ia ae much.” Then he was told that | highest education and standing. ca FURTHEST FROM HOME. th holesale price ice cd them. ‘ eves af AN By Roger Batchelder. Bee toerwater crate whicn be foo * The “New Yorkera for a Day or a) Noteworthy Clearance Sale Thursday @ general opinion of the German) had in his bag. Without a word CANADA" 's NATIONAL PUBLICITY. | Two’ who are furthest from home to- 7 ia that their condition may be-| he paid the bill in full. “Few people in Canada or in this Mr. rs. A. Van Den Gouraud's ati tine than it te (orang, The chantbermaid, it seemed, | country know to what extent the mo- k, who are at the Pennsylvania. cba had taken an inventory as 8000 [tion picture is being used by the Caer oat Oriental Cream Mi b FEF C Il COATS ported. Dr.’ Erich ‘Thuermel, who hed fiat arrived at the Astor troms| Mpetted' the lose downstaire ‘by [ES oe hee Sh BSN ees isses’’Fur Collared of Bolivia, Suede and Velour Cloth ¥ nd whe stilt ‘take money’ at the ex: | eccording to C. 8. Morrow of San Stern Brothers | genid» $25.00 netr son forgetful guest had arrived at aa beg wholesale attest had been and added to his dill, Street Becweth sai gat ‘ freties of the laboring class. In Teles apie chu aa Weet 42nd ( sth and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street Several unusually attractive Winter Models, with fur collars of Mole and othes Fl nee men and. wornen dining, | an American mission. | Furthermer Furs; silk lined throughout and warmly interlined. Brinking champagne and dancing. | said Mr. Morrow, who is at the , 7 7 is_a good time f for Americans Majestic, modern education is causing Sizes 14, 16 and 18 yearseaThird Floor. / * JAPAN EMULATES US IN EDU- CATION. 9600 @ year must pay 35 per cent. rg. it a# an income tax,’’ he went on. |: ae. Mave, speculato in Berlin who Préeent-day education in Japan is largely shaped upom American lines, Germany now, for their ex- oung Japanese to lose falth in Ne 1 F nie are no ig. Ose san live tn | fegion based on the worship of one _ Now in Progress—The cAnnual Fanuary Sale o ame for $8 4 day, and in a mod- ancestors and, in seeking another, to Ria ae) embrace the doctrines of Christianity, “striker are not nearly so frequent| "twenty years he said, H h iT d IN N S D. ‘ the first year after the| « was @ very marked opposition | —] E — eveution, for things are more quiet. |¢ Christianity In Japan and to those | Louse O ecorative 1. year serine the war labor-| who would introduce it. Ancestral eo were idle from half to two- ip was the religion of the peo- Inds of the time on account of| rer and Confucianism, as a system | Offering comprehensive assortments of the - finer grade ral philosophy, was much’ ‘Thuermel gave several expla-|tugied and ‘practised, Then, under| Imported tines at Substantial Savings on former prices. tions for Germany's alleged ina-|the enlightenment of an age of great | SSS Featuring the New Vogue for Spring or Southern resort wear: BLOUSES of KNITTED CREPE ity to pay her debts. “The burden is too Reavy,” ho eaid, Irish Pure Linen Satin Irish .Pure Linen Pillow Cases— : during te war tt we tave| WAS Hl INGTO N| Damask Table Cloths Hemstitched. 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