The evening world. dated February 10, 1922

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RICH NEW YORKER A TAYLOR SUSPECT To-Morrow's Weather—PROBABLY RAIN; WARMER. ‘To-Night’s Weather-—PROBABLY RAIN; WARMER. “IF

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e@hanged his mind and refused the de- ands mt the last minute and met hie death refusing them The second man to whom...

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SOVOSCeCETeS “Competition demands trained intellects, therefore boys should build their brains and not stuff them with cheap

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m BRITAIN TO ARREST GHANDI AS UNREST IN INDIA INCREASES London Hears Government! Has Moved Against Non- Co-operationist...

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/ SCHOOL PRINCIPAL trentment” cuusdt one boy to iave ~ WON'T DISCUSS THAT | sx.) format complaint has been » “CRUELTY”....

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this week was a check on the com-| mission's work, which hadn't pro- gressed very far, But aside from the death of the...

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iy JACK BINNS will be here tomorrow 3 p.m. Il a.m. The first S.O.S. used in a disaster at sea! That was twelve years ago. The

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a, a BROKER SHIELDS | BABY FROM SHOT \ ASHE ENDS LIFE Wife, After Dream of Death, | 4 Finds Raymond W. Bay- | hy liss a...

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THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1922. ‘ 10 7 6é 9° having spent nine months in Holly-|at the Camera Man's ball at the

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babies and children in Waterbury Club set to work and raised $5,000 as the nucleus for a milk fund. Frec milk will be...

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12 THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, 3-Year-Old Merbaby Who Dives 10 Feet and Swims With the Crawl PREETI CHICAGO PREACHER SNANED 10

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niet Lear aden danas ali ec wor 00 D ALCOHOL ‘ “BROKEN NECK” WELL, FIFTEEN ARE HURT system of reclamation of waste land in|

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4 OLD OPERA HOUSE SOLD BY GOULDS BARNARD GRADUATE ENGAGED TO WED WORLD WAR VET. | THE EVENIN MRS. CATT BELABORS MILLER IN...

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STERN'S CHARGES AGAINST TEACHER MAY GO TOCOURT acemaiesion Friends of Miss McNally Ad vise Her to Bring Action | Against...

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| | STATE BUDGET CT Sernor’s figures, WNew York and New Jersey velii To $1280.00. ~FORCOMING YEAR , Is Still $3,000,000 Above

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THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, ULE fold business affairs from his bed. Since then his secretary has been present...

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— ee tat ecg Candies! Specially Priced Tomorrow! Milk Chocolate Covered Almonds: Lb. 39c Gimbels Fine Assorted Chocolates: 2

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IERICANS PROTEST i AT PASSPORT FEES Declare Tourist Business Will] Suffer Unless Europeans Lower , Vise Charges. Glew York

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| RUS ATTRA rte TLE Oren pally . wy EDK or SATURDAY TILLORM, gen tg $$ — a ae = : a — AYLAN VACATION HOLDS:-UP WORK ONDUAL

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Tot age Sar mene eee. la hel THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1923. case of the girl who does not use it, ner | which

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ao aa nner PR GRACO. ums ere om SUERTE NCO NR eS RE THE EVENING WORLD, NEWEST CREATIONS IN SPRING HATS “YF Gitbines BURN...

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eS ae cha eT roaerer> Great Rose Festival Is to Be Held, Aspires to Be the “Wool Centre” of the U. S. By Roger Batchelder.

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ener res we Re ARE RE nee THE Seven ing WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1922. ‘Sites “en | nx but did not secm to realize that he

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wae HEARN | LUDWIG Baumanns BY LUCKY CHANGE GREATEST FURNITURE SALE PHONOGRAPHS In Police Court, Montana Starts Tomorrow at 9

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HUGGING” ORDER FOR 50 OES “HYSCENTRAL OFF = work will iscoutinued and private using their automobiles, | contractors will...

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THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1922, a ee eee SS Yh 1 WOMAN ACCUSER pediency of inaugurating the proveed- | charges

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| | velopments, Musical of Broadcasting Stations and Answers to Queries Will Be Found in These Columns HOOK UP OF A CRYSTAL

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aH cote per y “ - TTF - = - - —-— - _ [ . f . \ ft THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1922, e ad enie builders are...

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CHAMPION | LEONARD IS UNDER WEIGHT FOR TO-NIGHT’S BOUT CHAMPION AND RIVAL BEFORE CAMERA TO-DAY |S[FINMETZ STARS LEONARD...

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_THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4 Proves Star Mike Wallskie’s Gameness and Punching Power Feature of International...

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By R. R. Batson. ‘Wall Strect’s agitation over the pro- Posal to place an additional tax on pecolights Shattuck Artzoni Shell

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Sorenahanialtaetaiiantl “ By Carolyn Wells. peiahit,, 1082, (New York Bvening World) Press Publishing Co. pond ina Berice of

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Of all news dempatches credited to It oF not othern. and also ‘the iocal PSTABLISHED RY 7 Published Daily Exeop: Sunda...

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Philharmonic Orchestra Plays New Ravel Poem, La Valse” ° By Frank H. Warren. | Mr, Mengelberg's novelty contribu- tion to...

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{ ET HAM Skcal GOSSIP) THE NEW PLAYS “Frank Fay’s Fables” Fairly Entertaining By CHARLES DARNTON i NLESS you ure shamelessly