The evening world. Newspaper, April 28, 1922, Page 23

Gea THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1922. Tsay PASSPORTS ARE FALSE, | were unable to agree on @ loader to] probabiiity, wilt be brought tn at the ‘ . next meeting, The man who is most take the piace of the trium bared that | talked of ta William C. Bergen, a big sean Pd <a Deportation Hearing Te-Day for] has boon in control since the death of butlder, ‘who is a personal friend of ~- Arthur H. Murphy. ‘ammany Murphy. Ailenes Creeks; Charles F, Murphy has decreed that a iss Jean Armour Dunlop to Wed Gregory W. Spurr, War Veteran A hearing will be given to-day at the trium: rate, nat fo. Eawerd a ‘THE LAST #TRAW. . | Flynn, en ugent an om as Biiie Ieland-tn the deportation proceed: | F720 Ae neue Lave our tar ca Lavlevtile OparterTourmal. (BETWEEN FIFTH AVENUE AND BROADWAY, OPP. WALDORF HOTEL) Ings against Charles Gran? 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