The evening world. dated January 12, 1922

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[* Circulation Book Books Open to All. dg VOL, LXII. NO. 21,944—DAILY. Copreight (Nem York, World), by tress NEW YORK,...

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| } * Bis concluding with Prime 2 if," he declared, “in trying to place my country in such a position that It would not be

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THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 192g, Capt. Amundsen Talks About Discoveries He Hopes to Make in Polar Regions on 5

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WOMEN VOTERS LEGISLATORS. RPE FSCAPELECTURE FOR WAR ON CRIME. FROM GOVERNOR AND GUN TOTING’ — How Biplowhaey of Mrs....

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NEW YORK LEAD INFOODPRERS, BUT LAGS INFALL Up 59 P. C. Since 1913— Dropped 1-2 P. C. in Last Month, 12 P. C. in Year....

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ACGUSE CAPTAN - OF LEAVING THO MENTO OROWN Made No Effort to Save Sail- ors Swept Overboard, Is Charge. Capt. Parker R....

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211 Chinchilla Coats For Little Girls $7.74 Not just ordinary chinchilla coate—but fine, warm, full cut ones—made of cx-...

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A ep teen i Ee: caren ree =r THE EVENING WORLD, THU RSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1922, | ‘| ] {charitable organizations reported TAXI

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67 GASES OF BOOZE 1) Patrolman as GONE FROM BOND; HOW eT OUT? | No Traces of a Burglary— Stuff Had Been Seized in Raids in

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~— HONDREDS DRIVEN UP TO STANDARD?) | Says Mahogany | Gale, Hail, Snow Cou |S COLLEGE OUTPUT NEGRO SHOOTS MAN THE EVENING...

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Pooper appt: ora tr tome RENE aa __¢HE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1922. INDIANS RECOVER UNTERMER TERMS $4,000,000

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NL NOCAAUNT IS OTIS | YON na ni ' : : t t ¢ % i j 4 2 ih RINNE at ND HOOVER PLAN >» TOBREAK STRIKE Missionaries to the...

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THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, ! tn the feet and legs by lead slugs from 7 Stage and Society Folk’s Costume Ball

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SY THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1922. ; , a \Combined Movie and Phonograph | | Furnishes Clean Home Amusement...

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} HOME BREW, jazz dancing and risque dresses are merely a pass- , ing whim of fashion, Vice President Coolidge told a Chicago

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nigel = nincgiiifntitninsianpatianiii Cows TEOUSANDS OF AUTO FANS OVERRUN THE BIG SHOW AS FIERCE SLE itistearn of 1 of the

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aa . ‘ _— . — en ie altel nee TR . ; . THE EVENING WORLD, ORLD, THURSDAY, JANUAR® <2, 1922. QTOR BUSS A CONDIMIONS IN...

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na ee enn a eanemenmenenn i ea { i } 300 OY NUR any NURSES EVENING WORLD'S MATINEE GUESTS Enjoy 300th Performance of “Just

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ee is Bs Epseese 5 sunaea gusacazeses tt 3 The Evening World’s — Kiddie Klub ae ‘Coprrigt, 1992, (Ctew Tork Brening World) by

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{ Booth TARKINGTON THE STORY of “ GIRL. WHO LOVED- 6"? LOST , © ioai-aie Beis. SYNDICATE ~ THe SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING...

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. Own Story ef The Same London Crowds That Cheered His Arrival Now “Send Him Away With a Smile.” 33.3 By CHARLIE of nis...

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} | 6-YEAR-OLD GIRL <= | Sesie Carpentier Wasn’t Hurt Badly in His Fight With Dempsey. SER that Jack McAuliffe thi Georges

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ASSOCIATION IN SESSION TO-NIGHT How Experts Consider Chance of French Girl to Defeat! | Delegates rein € the 80 Clubs! in...

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Lm Ce ene ar os" Barnard and Columbia Dramatic Societies Unite For a Pretentious Production of ‘‘As You Like It’’ Wigs and

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Little Stories of Inspiration That Came to Girls Who Have Added Pep and Brightness to Their Sisters’ Clothes. w the American

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3. ANGUS SHA JOSEPH PULITAN: om. i Ferre avcoctated Prem tx excinsively eniuea to the ust for repubteatted Of BL pews...

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————— REPS OMMPTET ETN F Maria Jeritza Again Enter- tains Admirers in “Die ; Tote Stadt.” By Frank H. Warren. ‘Tho...

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j | } About Plays By BIDE E re-election of George M. Cohan to membership in the Yroducing Managers’ Associa- | tion brought