The evening world. dated November 3, 1921

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TO-NIGHT’S WEATHER—CLOUDY, Che « Circulation Books Open to All” ‘Vou. LX. | NO. 21, e87—DAILY. right, 1921, by ‘The Press...

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n their depots. They have found after two days of the strike that in the emergency milk uccrs will use 7% per cent, as much

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THE EVENING WURLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 838, 1921. : _ 8 _ INSISTS SHE SHOT COMPLAINS POLICE | “PIGTURES IN THE DAYS News |...

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MORE LIGHT SHED “ON DEMAND FOR ~NEW TA RATE Driver Who Wants a “City Standard One Rate” Gets a Fair Answer. CHARGED...

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\ MY _— or, Japanese educated In Great Britain, The uewspapers comment exten- friendly tone on Lord North- , laying atress

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DRINKING BY JERSEY’ HICH SCHOOL BOYS STIRS OFFICIALS Girls’ Complaints of Youths” Condition at Parties Starts Action Against

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_ THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1921. i A.Macy Pure, Delicious, Wholesome |= ———— es Candy, the Universally . ||

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—~ Se ager NS» tema rt a < — ~fnns: ARMS: PARLEY AS HOPE OF WORLD I0- DAY DELEGATES OF US. . New York State "Chamber of |...

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pledge to let China alone, the ment will never have to be en It Is the same tine of thought actuated Mr. Wilson In urging »

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ANLENPLOVEES ORALLY BOUND TO _ SERVE THE PUBL, | Ben Hooper Says They Enjoy} Sohlitz Prepare to Begi Distribution....

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_ . ‘ \ ' HS Bvaensnd WORLD, THURSDAY, LEEDS LOSES SUIT WILL COST OVER $8,000,000 TO ANNUL MARRIAGE)|TO RECONDITION...

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Js OF USING ~ ADS. 10 SWINDLE IDLE OUT OF FEES William B. Allen Is Held on Charge of Refusing to Refund Money. | , . |...

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FINE NEW LINE OF MAXWELL CARS BEING EXHIBITED No Trace of the Former Mod- els in These Sturdy Looking New Designs. Harry J,

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ahs fv eo. -RG Sap e eBw a, dew V dedtie en hed, GASES DEADLOCK | IN CLOTHING TRADE. Unions and Employers Both Firm as 60,000

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Do Thi Send the coupon for a 10- Day Tube. Note how clean the teeth feel after using. Mark the absence of the viscous film.

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16 _THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOV MRER 8, 1991. ™ — — Se Tn anne | 1 : IMBEL BROTHERS | ,."- | M B E L ROTH ERS Hours : |

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= on — “ENPECULARFACTS. Just a Few of Friday's Money-Lengthening Opportunities on that her daughtor « over the suicide five

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iS a | | Cmorigea, 10M, ty the Prem Fubtiching The Evening World’s Kiddie Klub Korner Conducted by Eleanor Schorer On, (The

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_ SCHOOL CHILDREN'S LIVES JEOPARDIZED: NO “TRAFFIC COP” 2,100 Pupils Inadequately Pro- tected at Broadway and 169th Street.

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UNTERMVERREPLY Tt was only when my patience be- came exhausted and my deep resent- ment was aroused by his (Hylan'’s)...

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No Unemployment Problem on the Pacific Coast and Less Pessimism Than in the! East, Says a San Francisco Manufacturer — New

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a FAKE ~ DRY AGENTS AFTER - $1,000 15 PASSED ea ete Pleads Proprietor Says They Tried to Make Hiri Buy Liquor License. ‘Three

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hand outstretched. Lt developed | OBSERVED ABOUT TOWN | by" fais succeed Was she hinory © was getting a ahi 1 his last...

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. somethin thors’ ‘will speak. for divorce in Detroit on the compl gainst his wife of spiritual ounter pi was told to “poke

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| leges After ollect #al- » $3,000 In sity wil J to Act To-Day on Report of | they ARMORY PAGEANT of the counting out two...

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STOPPING CORNELL WILL BE COLUMBIA’S | TOUGHEST JOB | |ber against Lou Bogash of Bridgeport, 2 ule cour’ an MAY ROLL UP BIG

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! THE EVEN ING Wo RLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1921. BON HOMME MAY YET BECOME A REAL C HAMPION RACEHORSE RENUVENATED RACER WINS

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10 TO ti. novenionts of 4 3-48 touched 99.85. seventh or May, when the Although) refused to climb | » BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

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The Six “‘I’s Not Beautiful Says Professor Starr the Eye, Copyriet WL, by the Pres, Publishing “6 for a blonde to measure up

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TABLISHED RY JOSEPH PULITZER, t Sunday by The Pree Publishing Park Row, New York. . President, 63 Park Row. 68 Park Row....

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THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 38, 1921. a 4 DISTINGUISHED MEN _AMUSEMENTS. a eat Prin wn |. oo | une | °-o =w sae Ue

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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1921 4 aor NEW PLAYS | |-208'S can \T'S THPARTY COMIN’ “Td Looe YEH = Dcar LOOKS \ , Gosu! if He ONLY