The evening world. dated February 1, 1922

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SRE UY. Te-Nighs Sebbibearasts Ti WARME! “IF IT HAPPENS IN - NEW YORK IT’S IN = Che _|* Ctromlation Books Open to All? |...

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con ' TEXTS OF NAVA THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1922.7 ~algeaty probably had ever been ne- : ed. “Obviously, It

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2290S 000 00 00800 S28 08 SSS EH= eH ows “BOGUS LORD GRAY y CONFESSES THEFT; | WON BRIDES HERE | Counterfeit Nobleman Who }

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‘ iv Re: emer, REAM HEIRESS WL Mr. Vauelan bad been ia Jrteety in sia selling engines and knew cons } and work ns there...

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ath Todi akin ic dg eel 830 Collected dm Court and ployment In Promined. WWGRATION CUT Supreme Court to-day, Mrs Sparkill,

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/THE BVT nue the investigation un- the United States Attormey TT Presniasds, was apparently beco ing accentyated ax the...

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Call LEGION DEMANDS ‘STATEBONUSNOW, ‘WHEN IS NEEDED liens ‘Opposes Any Plan that Would | Postpone Payment to - | “Distant...

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. West. i FOR POLICE AUTOS “bureau, HT DEMAND de is MAYBE BACKDOWN Force Sees in It a Justifica-| ©: tion of Woods’s Motor

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_ Nearly a Million in Year. bank, the amount of its check 08. {Special to The Bening World IDLEBURY, Conn, I fie ground hog

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a eee 10° a JS USE OF PAINT AND- POWDER BY GIRLS A DISHONEST DEVICE? _ EVANGELINE BOOTH SAYS IT IS “Cheaters,” How far ought

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ing in Peru, Thougl: Done With Inefficient Labor, Is More Profitable Than Here Because Ores Are Richer. By Roger Batchelder.

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Rea RAR Secibes was a NT i ag tt at 9 ne THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1922, _ Pay for This Furniture IM BEL...

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POTS RON TIN NEWSPAPERS TOGETHER FOR HANDLING “ADS.” iat Dailies F Form Incor- ‘an 1.—Seventeen of “ total population of tt

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14 /NEWS1,000.000 SYSTEM FOR FIRE + NARMIN SERVE Partly Opened To-Day, It Is Underground ‘and Reduces * Peril to Minimum,...

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ii. to Receive Portion of . | i Banker’s Fortune. _ ) hve witt and two codiciis of Alonzo| eget ay i roe ’ THE EVENING WORLD,

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eR ST \ THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, DIT Men Disguised "FINGERPRINTS SAVED HIM, {0 misioke oe te sameat...

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Joseph Bonnet, French organist, showed how Bach should be played at his concert in Aeolian Hall, and Ga- so yesterday Lazare

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A et fi i t 1 } { } 3 Adietnewvoeet=+ whacanutr een (hema sev eeperneneene: ae RN Oca mM L NE) OS pteit ey TOURNEY NH Accuses

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TR oor of Broadcasting Stations and Answers to | A.B.C. TOURNEY Only Fourteen Entries From Governors of the New York Bowling

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* Market 'Sidelights STOCK QUOTATIONS OPen, High. Low. i: By R. R. Batson. Ame , apres... 52 62 a OPen. High, Lew, Lax...

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‘uzyCorners, Dim Lights In Church Parlors TO HELP CURE DIVORCE EVIL Preventive Remedy Suggested by Rev. John Thompson of...

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i { ESTABLISHED BY JOSEPH PULITZER, Purlished Dally Bxcopt Sunday by The Press Publishing Company, Nos. 53 to 63 Park Row,

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os Practically unchanged, 60 to 62 cents per dozen for nearby and Pacific Coast whites, 47 to 49 cents for near- by browns.

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6 | j | _ astray. SONS iy | REDNESDAY, THE NEW PLAYS Doris Keane Glorious in “The Czarina” By CHARLES S$ DARNTON 1O go nine