The evening world. dated May 3, 1921

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rere re ‘STILLMAN RESIGNS FROM CITY BANK STRIKERS FAIL TO DELAY SHIPS HERE — To-Night’s Weather—PROBABLY RAIN. i DAILY WALL

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9 te ee 2s —_—_ @o far as the United States was con- corned. Administration officials declined Yo-day to comment on the...

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~ PLANS OF ENRIGHT BACKED BY HYLAN IN TALK TO CHIEFS Mayor Advocates Closer Co- operation Between Police De- partments...

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SEE BRITAIN STILL Says Labor Chief. 3.—The increasing LONDON, May , aR of the labor situation in Britain arising from the...

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_ aed & THE. EVENING | WORLD, TU ESDAY, MAY 38, 1921, two years old, of No. 5816 Fifth | plosion. Kwasmiewski, who was work-

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THE EVENING DA \ Yb = I & Dp ID Te Looms cf many lands have surrendered to us a wealth of fabrics for spring and summer. And

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; THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1921. nS! May Sale of White | Continuing the RH Meacy & Eo Mteretiens hte Prices:...

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FRAUDULENT MOVE tinued. “But it ls wrong to assume | Norfolk and Ba ern A enger train, backing up from Gi that they are all

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ane PERRET be oa ne a es THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1921, cic BRONX COUNTY | sprearea back In 1914, resulting in|...

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(Continued from First Page.) | Btreet. I was coming down from my | *HAlo!” to me. T was taking my dogs up to White Plains...

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I BROOKLYN RENTS THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAY 3, ON THE TOBOGGAN, HOUSES PLENTIFUL “Bitter End” Landlords Com- ing Down in

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_ C2 ARRON SDS 5 ES i GIMBEL BROTHERS B2nd St.—firoa dway—33rd St. New York City eee Downstairs Economies Shopping in the...

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ee, S “DENTIFED” As ~ DOROTHY ARNOLD “Perfect Likeness,” Says Ingraham When Shown Picture of Actress, " Athompson by...

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| ” THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1921, | V/oodland Wonder Tales ™ ct No. 40.—Billy Brighteyes En-) 'emerkes to Aunt...

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LE ge eter THE EVE YALE MEN SAY, ita fo catinan, we theee ee FIRST “WHO'S WHO” | ‘ere bet in bal! each by Laas “ taut « {men

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yes, for every ute hard to ewallow the chorus girl 4/{|ivom, Her owich | idea. But she knew a great deal about | Ygieae Sper

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LAWYER DINES FAIR JUROR, ISSUE IS UP BAN PUT ON PLAY SO POLICE CAN SLEEP BENNETT WIDOW GETS N. Y. ANNUIT ¢ Bennett's widow

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2 Sn - ima oe ll THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1921. | TWELVE DAY MEETING OPENS AT PIMLICO RACE TRACK TO-DAY, AT THE...

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isan GEORGE KELLY STILL H _THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1921, ete eee KELLY'S 7THHOMER HELPS GIANTS T0 ROUT BRAVE TEAR

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a El I Se pe dn 10 TO 11. frading in tho stock market at the opening of business this morning ‘was much less active than was

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ACTRESSES AND RICH MEN IRRESISTIBLE AFFINITY, SAYS MARGUERITE DEAN Cites Several Notable Examples Calls It a “Magnetic...

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eaten ema JOSEPH PULITZER Jr. Moe Assortated Prem ls exctusive a barn, ESTABLISHED HY JOSEPH PULITZER. Company. Now, 62 to 63

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iaeoeeas oe THE EVEAEAS WORLD, TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1921. i i ey ste ices pian feta, Sek AMUSEMENT | ae AMUSEMENTD, og nf esa SS

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TLL&E BURKE, who has been in- active, eo far as the “spoken * arama” ts concerned, for some ‘months, ie to return to the...