The evening world. dated November 29, 1921

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WORLD EXTRA To-Night’s Weather_UNSETTLED; CLOUDY. Che “Circulation Books Open to All.” —=— “Cirew tion Books Open to All. THE

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cut EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBEX 29, 1921, BEGINS INDAY NEX | | Bvening World || AS F ne ee a ee ne ee ne ee ee ee ee ee

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a STILLMANS UNITED “Lost Battalion’’ Hero Ended Life at Sea, STORY OF WHITTLESEY’S STAND SMILES AT THREE Girt, She a epipy

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ic FIGHT ON RIVER _ | WITH RUM PIRATES 3 Six Men Captured | After Run- + ning Battle—Second Boat i Taken, but Crew Escapes.

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| P WESTOR, NAMED IN POLICE BRIBES, FACES AISES utenant Denies Michael J. Burke Influenced His i Promotion. . WOMEY...

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BiG CUT I RATES = OF RILROADS IS _ FORECAST. SOON Meadjustment Expe Expected Afte: March Next — Commerce Commission at Work.

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OO OO OOOO Owe we ewe Herald Square Fro. New York Brocaded Lining, $1.69 yd. And a Yard Wide! : A handsome lining patterned

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ARS. RAGIN SHOT MANINSTRUGGLE TO SAVE OWN LIFE ? +? aT aaa ~ Such Is the Contention of Her , Lawyers Who Open Case for the

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RESERVE PLED UP ~~ BY PHONE COMPANY ASKING RATE BOOST _a— 1 Albany Hearing Shows More Than $17,000,000 Added, Since Demand

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10 : valued at $8,000, from the gown shop | of Kaufman & Bumbolow, No. 3662 Broadway (15ist Street), There they simply...

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SET OF FALSE TEETH AND HAIR MAY COST ~*TANDRU HIS LIFE No Woman, Shouts Prosecn- tor, Would Leave These Things of Own Will.

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THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER le Folk of Stage and Screen © Werenate tint Maan ree ee ne Two hours after he went to

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VEMBER 29, 1921, | : { : THE EVENING WORLD, T he Js honorary President. As he | S was talking to Washington in the office of

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eee | For Other | Gimbel News | See Page 12 l| Pennsylvania | “wet GIMBEL erriraaT 32ND STREET — BROADWAY — 33RD STREET ~ NEW

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A machine has been invented by which motion pictures may be shown in daylight, the light com- sing from behind instead of in

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N LEAGUE ‘PENT $590 THE ELECTON Hearst Gave $5,000, and Mans election of Mayor Hylan, spent $59 905, according to a statement

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BOBBITY BOBTAIL IN DANGER. | SET VADDY, dear, do you remem. 3 ber how it rained all day sterday? There won't be n pumpkin in

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duct public hearings. session, when there Is 80 much other (Oe, of $20.26 to Kuhn, Loeb & sisted of $206.270 In mecuritien,

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(eng ate adant had, in 194€:, joined the we Sweet & Col itand inst her for the defense MUSED COGNAC LOPE’ remnant tastes aie

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patter . 20 pS tenn 'BAND:TS GET $3,000 | FROM THEATRE SAFE Four Men Chloroform and Bind Watchman of Bohemian RT DISMISSES r\

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| i FEATURES OF THE TRADING, HOUR BY HOUR. 10 TO 11. Imvspite of the fact that the stock /imarket and the bond market have

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Sr ee eee eal ‘oss ee q “CLUB'S MUDDLED STATE 8 ARED Hundreds of Thousands Han- dled With Little or No Accounting, By Vincent

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PYaudeville Managers Aid [3¢ Bou prove of— Evening World Xmas Plan With Seats for Children Keith and Shubert Circuits Will

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ay a quarter of an hour Bey a sighted it. | {What time you get home?” peaked Stoddard casually, " gaid Stoddard. K _ “South

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‘ What the ‘High-Chested’| Girl Should Wear j BODICE OF FROCK FIRST CONSIDERATION Waistline’ Must Not Be Too Small in Propor-

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ao THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1921,\ Y _ Foreign-Born Builders ont sodeey} America By Svetorar Tonjorof#...

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IN THE REALM OF MUSIC agner’s “Tristan und Isolde” Is Sung'in German at the Metropolitan. By Frank H. Warren. Mr....

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Vy THE NEW PLAYS Arnold Daly Capital In Double Bill at Garrick BY CHARLES DARNTON the mistress he sup- nerous patron IONEL