The evening world. dated October 4, 1921

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ahs “Night's Weathar—FAIR AND COOLER. ee whe ' Cirontation J Circulation Books Open to All.” “VoL. LXII. NO. 21, g61—DAILY.

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nin 2 ms THE EVENING: WORLD,’ TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4,.192 Tit Koook ve homers rng the ‘CHEER UP VE FANS! | BASEBALL FANS FLOCK

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‘ ] . A ‘ ( ] J J }) | | , i : j KEEP RELATIVES IN HIGHLY PAID POSTS Fa ee { City Counsel Declares Many in Big Positions Know

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~ BIGPARTY SPLITS ~QVERTREATY AND —_NEWTAK MEASURE Pro-Leaguers owt Democrs and Republican Ranks Threaten Withdrawal. TALK OF

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MOORS LOSE1,000 KILLED IN BATTLE LASTING ToHOURS: Spanish Troops Reported in| Tiza and Natives Are Said | to Be Retrealing.

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a ee “THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1921, ord & Taylor PIFTH AVENUE ' Women’s Fur Collared Coats Special $97.50...

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THE avantte WORLD, TUESDAY, OOTOBER A 1921, TCA LIOL LIAO) aN LOLOL NPAAP OAL ONS LOT Nurses’ Apparel Radi a eel Women’s All-

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4 a4 Expect New Yok to Win,” | Is Judge Landis’s Comment a on Series, By Roger Batchelder. > MAs always, Iam gind to be back

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TO LIE IN STATE ON PRESIDENTS BIER dt Chalons-sur-Marne on Oct. 24. WASHINGTON, nee for bu ry Nov. 1, in memor: *“*war, is

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THe baw wou, CUB ad, Veer wen Ay seeds eo oatwaten ahd J ne Warten, | MRS. WANAMAKER IN TRADE. | sen afd in eu of rent for

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‘aiieel«_,,.2.. dangerous to retnove her to har home. : 137 BANK HOLD-UPS IN | of Cocaine. Woman, Just Home From ONE YEAR;

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NCORMICK BREACH WIDENS: FRENDS PED NORE, = , would co > WANT M’CORMICK TO TESTIFY IN SUIT Mra newer responded I to of...

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FROM GRIDIRON TO GRIDDLE! NEW GOAL OF FOOTBALL STARS departme: \ school. E would tc: York M | guard on JACK GREEN. K.P...

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| ons Open Evenings After 5:30 P M. Use 58d Street Entrance, near Broadway ; | Storr | Music Sal | During this, Gimbels...

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Col, John Jacob Astor, had power to dispose of jewelry worth $126,000 sno Mice Used m loft to her daughter Mrs, Charlotte...

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THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1921. fs ou of Connsattoat's blagvet plung- (ang Federal taua” said Alcora tol AMEND...

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| She Has No Job for Him, So! Hole Cut in Door of Store Twice Bel Will, Pay Pu) $38 a | Robbed Lately and Burning Week \)...

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Sta SE 1° THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, | PRIZE ESSAY CONTESTS erent are to be not more than ae TAX! MEN FOR SINGLE

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SOCIETY WILL ACT |i ‘For Padnecday' 's Selling — , IN CHARITY MOVIE |) Eye Glasses, $ ‘ -} AT TUXEDO PARK M4 x wg ; White...

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— sali “te3- SS tere sea A = THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, Brilliant Stars of Opera And Kiddie Ready for OBE...

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IDLE APARTMENTS “HELD HIGH” DOT UPPER WEST SIDE Many Vacant Between Broad- way and Eighth Avenue Above 110th Street. $65 TO

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} H —— ee a ~ < - ey ‘i BOZEMAN BULGER WILL WRITE THE STORY OFALLTHE PLAYS. ii entee een Ah mcmama THE EVENING WORLD,...

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Convrieht, 1919, by CHAPTER II, 6 0!" came the chorus. “M have been somebody that —a—box? Git out!” t out nothin’ “Don't I

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Belling of these stocks is : While Amer Next to Rails were neglect 4 i0 TO ii. ere was lit the financial Neither stocks,...

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1 SAAD We ahr cai on More Than 1,000,000 of New York’s Population “Goes to School” $50,000,000, Cost of Educatian, More Than

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— > ee ae } RALPIT PULITZER, President JMANGUS SHAW, Tre PH PULITZER Jr ef all noms a uerelb, DOUBLING UP. AN OWNERS noted

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es BELASCO PLAY IS SCORED. London Critics “Bored by «Tine othy.” With Cyril Mande, the Press Putdiehi COPS Nea Pat aecatag

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“Thank You” Meagre Comedy oun YoU WERE ArSNAPPY WORKER — cts ease ee TRIER TC a. 7, GUESS 1 BETTER GO IN AND RIDE” THAT...