The evening world. dated February 28, 1922

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TO-MORROW’S & IF IT HAPPENS IN NEW YORK == IT’s IN== EVENING WORLD [*Ciroulation Books Open to All. | f Circulation Books...

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@atherta there, which Pair for sev Ag they wer Peatedly in acknowle by King George, Queena = Mother The royal party ot the

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GOES 10 JAIL IN DEFAULT OF BAIL Taken to Tombs Whea Unable | to Raise $50,000 Fixed by “Court When Arraigned PENNILESS, HE

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+ ‘STATE NDUSTRAL UT MEASURES Believes Bill Goes Too Far ir State Control of Labor and Industry. By Joseph S. Jordan. Staff

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DSS une (Spec d Following ie a earunary ot slegisiation passed and legislation proposed of interest to New York City: ‘ IN

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THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1929, ACCUSED OF STEALING CLOCK ONCE OWNED BY ANNA HELD. Lina’ Carerra, daughter of

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54c A Special Sale of Crystallized Canton Ginger One Pound Tins Rees —Rasement, Centre, Half Pique sewn with spear backs....

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SOR ZR IANT Bais tes Si Wha IRR IED Se Se ISS * saw Ajstrange ficure trying the doors F § “What do you want to see the Gov-

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. THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1922. DPAD AROUND Richard Hoffman, —— FoUND WITH = 8TRAP| was found dead in bed

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| | Prince is the name of a fine little dog, A aurea s pen pacts wm re et AE ial AR ih AME TT AE NTI TN ATR I NON = a | So IT

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_THE EVENIN SUFFRAGE FOR ALL DEFEATED IN JAPAN SEER NAC ELLER’S | Control Sizes of Hats and A “a ‘ f Voting Privilege...

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CADE AUR OEC Bar ST MPRMARS Beret ARNT ROW PUrE TT LT PERLE TE BTML OE LAREN TF TEEN ET INA EI THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY,

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Wyal Pageant Portrays Past Two Centuries in Mississippi History. NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 28.—Rex, King of the 1922 Carnival, was

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! | Roe. Fon i ' RESALES AMD 0 fo) Sich SERN aS EE AS 2 “4 § T | but smuggted and home-made liquor still available at $10 a

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. English Women’s Feet Larger Than The Americans’ pir ake RO Royal Bootmaker Who Made Prin- cess Mary’s Wedding Shoes yy Says

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| EEA EPL PNT REGIE. SR ATRIA OT EIEODIL DIT I OE, OO TNE FY 7 HE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1922.' \ about to 335

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tu BDAY, FE RUARY -28, 1923. EDUCATORS EXCHANGE IDEAS *« is a commentary on Dr. Grovés Wants Genies Sought the land which...

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“Awe “gould be lighter or more nimble. y Dempsey Shows Remarkable _ Speed and Boxing Ability in Three-Round Bout. ACK DEMPSEY

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t . ( * SHIP SINGLES ( ina a ‘ NEWGINERBEATS |ADVICE. TO A FORMER CHANPION ~—INTENNS MEET Miss Howe Triumphs Over Mrs....

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Open, High, Low. bast. Open, High. Low. Ady Rumely .....513% 13% -:19%_—«139% | Col Gan & Elee.. Ajax Rubber M% 14% -14% 14%

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+ $Phird in a series of interviews with men and women on the Keyes to Women’s Happiness. By Fay Stevenson. OVE is not a...

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THE EVE APES PME ECE NING WO orld. e * ESTABLISHED RY JosEPM PULITZER. \ Published Dally Except Sunday by The Press...

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IN THE REALM OF MUSIC / Three Orchestras. Give Gala : Concert Under Five Conductors. °* By Frank H. Warren. Tt doesn’t often

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years old, you may have felt @ tight have been hoped. 3 @ fifteen years ago, when Shaw ii to me, “I'm going to write a new a8