The evening world. dated January 16, 1922

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THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JANUARY 16, 1922.') “Not in nine years has a new Tapid transit line heen provided to relieve...

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ae G RESCUED AT SEA WOULD RAVEDED ANOTHER ALF HOUR Mate of Lumber Schooner Tells Graphic Tale on Arrival of Crew Here. First

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Le News of Wireless Talking Activities and De- velopments, Musical and Other Programmes of Broadeastfng Sta Queries Will Be

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OP RRER RENNER TPT TET THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JANUARY 16, 1922. even e the necessity of aes GENERAL ELECTRIC | the...

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et OT OO i iit See i ert eae penn 10 _THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JANUARY 16, 1929. Bs Wo GIRLS DEAD WILL BEMARRIED |...

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Review : By DON ALLEN. Broadway cinema offerings this week are like a generous portion of country ham and eggs—rather satis-

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6 MDa THE _EVENING WORLD, _MONDAY, J JANUAR -~, 1922. % : i SPITE, SAYS MAN the goods must ha been taken by tho | FIRST...

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2 3 Chinese Commissioner to Arms Conference Sees a| Clearer Understanding Be- tween China and the U. S., Now Assured, Will

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— Mas. G. WISPELL Eastern Ladies’ Bowling Con-|\!)2"* gress Opens To-Day—Ten- | pin Game More Popular! «; Bowing Cot Than...

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i heh ESP ATER PTI HOTT se FIT more Wrantic Koodoo | Snared by Hooch | Is Led to Its Cage High-Jumping Antelope, at Large in

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‘ ¢ Why a Wills-Dempsey Bout | Should be Previously Con- sidered, | ‘Wills-Tate mixup jn Oregon. | Just previous to their...

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THE EVENING WORLD, MON! MONDAY, JANUARY we 26, 1988) Bi A. A. U. ee vee, MANY CHANGES IN SWIMMING RACE RULES Alertness at the

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Treasure Island” Days oo awere of it. in as much villat CHAPTER 1. HE very veginning of this affatr, which involved mo before

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_ WAS FRANCE THE FIRST? * OINCARE declares for the “old diplomacy”; . Poincare would squeeze the last mark out of {Germany

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a ~9 tee - “yon gy errr ’ THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JANUARY 16, 1922, “9 7 AMUSEMENTS. | AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. | IN THE

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By BIDE Cailiel Gali: ACM About Plays and Players DUDLEY ROADWAY hears that Lew Dockstader is to head another | big minstrel