The evening world. dated January 5, 1922

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ly after the adjsurnment that an ef- fort would be made to reach an agree- ment on the plan proposed tho «ther day by Michael

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erecter om (ali c shaeect aie del bias bala aa eee _THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, Euening World photic Schiele of

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COMPETITION WI PASONLABOR SEN INMILERS PLA Removal of Ban in Law oi Printing in State Plants Meets With Criticism. OFFERS...

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o%, t _ Ost OF MAKING GAS DROPS; WHY ARE RA MAYOR HY \ ‘Mayor Hylan to avail himself of the Provisions of section 71 in the

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~ REINER TY ; r . ‘ ‘THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1922. IRON PIPE MAKERS {ARRAIGN HART, EX-DRY DIRECTOR, INDICTED

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YHE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY * MAN WITH JIMMY PICKS COP , FOR LOOKOUT ON “LITTLE JOB” ~ Hopes Joke Won’t Get Back to

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_THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1922. They greon| made several unsuccessful attempts ! satisfactory. te awaken him.

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ena hua ten eens piace CONNECTICUT NEWS NUTMEGS an Office Holder Believes] ®24 almost succeeded in Biting off eral terms. ,

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THE EVENING | GIMB Music Salons Open Evenings Until 9 o’Clock : Eighth Floor A month of big sales. Sensational values in...

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> re 18 IV SPROUL SANS “HEWULNOT OUI uccessor in Washington to Penrose. HMILADELPHIA, Jan. 6. — Gov. ul will not resign his

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collapse,” the letter said, agation department, she would manded it. She Needs Rest. daughter and her own condition 0) abeth

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q i y y { i ' } {| 5 NEN EAE LAR HERE; 75.00 ARE GVEN OUT IN AY: an @ Coin Each to Persons i! Long Line at Sub- at Treasury.

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‘NEW FEATURES OF } INCOMETAXLAW Collector Issues fines ‘Stetettent to ‘ Aid Puzzled Payers in iB: Making Returns, Qn L....

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ee ——— —_ 2 . THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY. 5, 1992. || the Dancer While France's Fate Was in the Balance. | One...

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‘THE -EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1922. | = LO fA : Booey ERTISE a i ADVERTISEMENT, ADVERTISEMENT. | ADVERTISEMENT.

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aly edie aa ana aa ‘Gibson Says Leonard Will Box 7272 for Anybody Except Adare Rickard. Y GIBSON writes me a letter = that

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\ Sahai lett anc ichaeeh ahaa diets aanEa _ THE EVENING WORLD, steers TWO CHAMPIO EIGHT GANESON ANOTHER COLUMBIA'S 1922....

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THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARZ 5, 1922. Booth: TARKINGTON | to Bade FE THE STORY or “ GIRL. \ WHO LOVED- 6%? LOST’ ,

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or Poor Children Sophie Irene. Loeb Says: By Sophie Do Not Withhold the Bit of Money That Is Needed to Put Your Young Man in

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make sure that no commercial pressure is placed MOEN, | See teen ew if eae ‘The WoodenCarTerininals «712: | ESTABLISHED BY

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Sli THREE BOYS HELD ON ROBBERY CHARGE) Merchants Say They Were Held | Up at the Point of Pistois. Three boys, each...

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