The evening world. dated April 5, 1922

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2 mpage rere comme a ee | MRS. DAY TELLS OF BECK DEATH It’s IN == EVENING WORLD” 4 To: Night’s " Weather-—CLOUDY, “IF IT...

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T HE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESD The Rev. Ernest M. Stires, rector of Saint Thomas's Church, sald, in Part, in a letter: “When the

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‘ Attorney summing from Mr, th ern lad; before. cinnati. Mr. Reilly. from Wel No. pany. Street him, Th Tarver “of Ellis G...

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a week ago four Marnard pout . eis living on the second floor o' *) No. 618 were frighte ened by the ap ie of a Negro's face

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MAYORS ADVISED TOPROSECUTELT INPOLCE COURTS Crowding and Dirt in #Sub- ways Violate Law, but Make No Grand Jury Case. Mayor

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PLR en 6 THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1922. ROOSEVELT DEATH _ }2vcted inquiry, to establish definitely Suicide...

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i? is Glorious for Easter And little wonder, for with Easter rivalling Christmas as a time for gift- gone, we have collected

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MRS. MAX JACOBS DENIES HUSBAND'S CHARGES IN SUIT BOARD WILL FIL MRS. FORSYTHE'S POSTION TODAY Important School Matters to i

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Englishman Blames Unsettled Industrial Conditions on Love of Luxury. By Roger Batchelder. “When you throw a heavy stone Into

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WHLNOT WAR [2222 | SAYER UB Every student in the freshman and Persuaded by Justice Lewis sophomore classes at Rutgers College

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Constable Charles Smith of Darien, || who had heard the shooting, respond- ed, and after & chase caught Joseph Mack of...

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' | i ' ‘ 1} t } ; i, t %, 4 Y 4 < | sf { sg pl a ac tag Nt oe —- ——e WLEN'S FIGURES IN FERRY REPARS ARE YEP His Own Report

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nae ; fHE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1922. colle 18 Watch Dog Bite Boy Intruder? No; Wagged Tail Laddie, ‘Medal...

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14 FIRESTONE OFFERS ew “SCHOLARSHIP IN jeaarss 4 . ; ; ; the ‘Twin-8ix principle in motor cars}. | ing the battery,” § : a)

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THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1922, : | OS 2D RES SOT = ane ; 7 5 ; _ ae a o LONDON ENDORSES , CHURCHES MAY USE\ 75

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ao ee ’ i Makes Fine Impression in Concert. "By Frank H. Warren. ‘Toronto's famous Mendoissohn Cho! @f 200 and more mixed...

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BOWE NOW POLICE CAPTAIN, orge H. Marxhauser, James F, Har- Police Commissioner Enright to-day | ¥ery, Otto P. Olive, John A.

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THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1922, YANK PITCHERS DEMAND HOMERUN BAKER BE TAKEN OFF THIRD Copyright, 1922 (Phe New

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Amateurs, Semi-Pros and In- dustrial Nines Are Joining. HE New York Baseball Federa- tion, made up of the leading | amateur,

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- — _ <r ner EIRENE . 7 oO OE ARETE Aa No ean THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1922, \ SINTE cent of which was paid by

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How Radio Saved Ten Lives on a Flying Boat Ponce de Leon Survived Storm Like That In Which Miss Miami Was Lost. AIREE women

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HID Goris, ISHED BY JOSHPH PULITZER. Puditahed Da Compeny, Noa, 63 to 63 Pi RALPH PULITZER, Preatdent, 62 Park Row. J. ANGUS

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_THE EVENING WOR LD, ACK’S SOLD BOOZE, |MAN KILLED BY TROLLEY, ] WAITER TESTIFIES} CAR'’S CREW ARRESTED Employee of 17 Years’

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‘ e THE NEW PLAYS © “Taboo” Casts Voodoo Spell BY CHARLES DARNTON r ctvilization ts only skin deep it may depend somewhat...