The evening world. dated February 17, 1922

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i ee To-Night’s Weather—FAIR; yey NOT SO COLD. “IF IT HAPPENS IN NEW YORK ==IT's IN = [THE EVENING Che “Circulation Books...

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‘ 5 alae : a ; THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1928 o . gatmed the roadway. When Corcoran, ° ° e wight. In thé mean

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GF LNT BT THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1922. “We met for the first tine “We were engaged only two last winter in

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Ds a aia a \ — HIGHER PAY FO FIRE CHIEF IN SECOND oo ———$—$ —— Cencto: Also Revives His Last Year's Police Bill, Fixing...

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\ Crates of Merchandise are being taken off the Anniversary Ship—and when they’re opened all sorts of wonderful things are

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THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1922, ord & laylor FUFTH AVENUE af For Misses Tweed Suits are the Vanguard of the...

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~RUCKARD, DEFIANT, DENIES REPORT HE “22s man William Muldoon of the State Athletic Commission he expressed surprise and said:

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5 } ; ere m8 he ee ieee dt SAYS TLL FIX YOU UP WITH A PEACH; BUT A DOCTOR SCOULD FIX HIM UP He Makes a Date Ov er the Phone

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$3 lie tara ™ If WOODLAWN TAXPAYERS DEMAND CIVIC IMPROVEMENTS OFTEN PROMISED BUT NEVER MADE Association Acting With Gravesend

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‘ ¢ ¢ Ww THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1922, ie — SS oda — aS EOS ieee BUCKET SHOPS Rouneceaning. of ite’...

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time, and 195,750 subjected to the) disadvantages of .the double session. | not work; wooden and not self-clo: Fart time in

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Be RR I RRL OREN TE ES —_ ERR ee BS BvwniWG WebbD, Vaoibad, PeeWUALY Li, Lowa, at [Whe think of sport on! jsort of business,’

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eal THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1922, eeeapey eee | they are uninformed, or even worse, 43 CITY PUPILS |...

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THE avaniss WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1922, Attractive enameled metal boxes boxes when empty fine assorted chocolates....

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’ BRANES aa. n,n: 2st sek i elie aaa Store Eours—9 to 5.30. Meet me Saturday at Wanamaker’s! We'll buy that Furniture before

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They Brought 7 Mary Sauisgury 3: ¢ 2 BARBARA: e GUILLAN f 5 BEAUX ARTS BALL BORROWS BEAUTY AND-MERRIMENT FROM ! CONEY TO THE

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terres e+ ARIST WRITER, DES IN HOSPITAL Art Director of The World and Liberties League Head Suc- | } cumbs After Operation.

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20 THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, HUNTER GIRL FAVORS “MAKE-UP” |. sc"9°R.", 5 P0R70 Mean NoMATION. FOR GIRLS IGNORED BY NATURE;

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Transport Union Says Brewers Have Cut| Bi hen but That Beer Is Still Up. Convent New Vork Evening World) by Mederation and

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ee i i i Hi | Ey at News of Wireless Talking Activities and De- velopments, Musical of Broadcasting Stations and Answers to

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IN THE REALM OF MUSIC Siloti Gives Fine Performance} of Schubert’s “‘Wander- er” Fantasia. By Frank H. Warren. Concert goers

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THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1922, | = —=FOR SATURDAY’S SELLING [records will be held for inspection | = = = AY

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THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY “17, 1922 INTERCOLLEGIATE ROWING REGATTA REMAINS AT POUGHKEEPSIE oo roone® THREENILE RAGE

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Yankees Refuse to Pay Ward ‘ard $10,000 fur Season Second Baseman of jeer ot Gliarighata MAYS MUST LIVE UP TO Returns...

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THE EVENING WORLD, PRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1922. es. ee ae |COURT HALTS WAR i i STOCK QUOTATIONS | ; | ROM TO T IN KU KLUX RANKS

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"THE EVENING ‘WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, Who Is the Happiest WOMAN D InN. Y, City “She’s the Girl from ‘Back Home’’ Says...

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SS WRE ” order is the result of the discovery by |not later than the day following their | v RECTOR DAY’ s NEW ORDER Mr. Day

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About Plays and Players By BIDE DUDLEY GOSH ~ “Tits 15 A HORRIBLE HOUR FoR HER “% BE GETTING IN! {LL HAFTA BE A LITTLE MORE