The evening world. dated January 25, 1922

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‘es To-Night’s Weather—FAIR; COLD. | EE WITH $29,000 ae rrow's Weather—FAIR; WARMER Copyright (New ¥ Publishing Company,...

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- FARM PARLEY Many Objec- Power Scheme. St. Protebt That Vested Rights Not Be Lost. TON, Jan, 25.--Reconi- the construction

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4ak BViwine WORLD, WEDNESDAY, ‘EVENING WORLD TEN-SECOND Mary Garden, Prima Donna and Manager, Who Loves ‘a Fight and Is Ready

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THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1982. ensorship for the motion pictures. To fact, the preliminary skirmishes ja bil

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<~. @f the work is to be done tn a State ~"FEARMMILERPLA z:* DES ~ FORPRISONLABOR * —-— Btate Council Decides to Keep...

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@HE EVENING WORLD, on nanan 25, 1922. For Instant Clearance 100 Plush Motor Robes $7.94 Were made to sell at a higher price.

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THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1922. FEBRUARY WEDDING | ITLLCOSTTHEM = {BIPARTISAN ELECTION | : . 2 FOR MISS...

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{ | | tunes this happens two c These attacks are accompanied by a jdandiord numbness a: CABINET POSTS; — BLAMES AUTO SPILL ss

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{ IN THE REALM OF MUSIC 1 Mme. Pareto a Pleasant Sur- prise as Violetia in “Traviata.” By Frank B. Warren. There was little

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——__—_.___ Keer hwo! | Traveller From Arkansas Paints a Gleamjng Picture of the Financht Outlook in His Contented State....

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FVESENTENCED. TIAL FOR LE Who Hanged Negro Strikehreaker. OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan, 25.—Five self-confessed members of the party

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CONTRACT IN FORD'S |[-———=== HANDS FOR SIGNING Quick Action by Manufaczurer on Muscle Shoals Agrzemept Expected. WASHINGTON,

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POD mm Sees ener News of Wireless Talking Activities and De-' of Broadcasting Stations and Answers to Queries Will Be Found

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f ‘ ” " i THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1922, 1s | seow York, who comments further tn the following vein: A...

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16 R HABITS MAKE |ARRANGE TO FEED ‘GERMANS NATION | 7,000,000 IN UKRAINE OF CAKE EATERS! Pre | GUARD MAYOR OLES BEGAUSE OF

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png yng ner to-day. Tt was In the Bronx. Fifty- one deaths from pneumonia were re- ported, 21 if Manhatten, 6 tn the...

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THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1922. Abst \¢ TS OFFER CINCINNATI $75,000: FOR OUTFIELDER ROUSC 4 THORP IS SELECTED

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THE EVENING OTHER SPORT S|How come? WITH THE BASKETBALL PLAYERS. | next Sunday, the champion Original Celtics willgbe kept

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ye By R. R. on, in Cuba will be nullified. It ts the confessed aim of the ad-| herents ‘of the proposed measures...

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—_—_—- wae THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, “JANUARY 25, eA eA Ra ' Is It Beauty or Vanity ; THAT MAKES A GIRL": § i Wear Pretty

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* vided by additional taxation. SS 2 Che Cociwy Biorld, ESTABLISHED. BY JOSEPH PUTITZER. Published Dally Except Sunday by The

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5 THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1922. . "28 int ona od WILSON FUND NOW $165,000. ___ AMUSEMENTS. | AMUSEMENT [

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Has Quai By CHARLE FTER eleven years the quiet of | A ‘Pomander Walk" was broken, though not disturbed, at tho Broadhurst...