The evening world. dated April 12, 1922

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To-Night's Weather—FAIR; COLD! “IF IT HAPPENS IN NEW YORK ==1S IN=— EVENING WORLD” Coppniens (New York blishing Company, 11

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THE EVENING WORLD, WiLNNODAY, AMPRIL 12, 1942. } "ror oboe. PHANTOM BURGLAR [2:2"<:—:"" DE VALERA MEETS ["aSAReYR 85; JADMITS

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i: ! HEDLEY NOW ASKS, REASONABLE ORDER} # JONI RT. SERVICE “Wants to Talk “atk Tings Over With Engineers to Determine Actual

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cra eae ees PRINCE OF WALES REACHES JAPAN ~ ON OFFICIAL VST Guns and Sirens Greet Him at Yokohama, and Great Crowds ‘at...

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FOUND BY NEIGHBOR "{ILL AND LOCKED IN “| SINCE LAST FRIDAY ; ‘Aged Woman and Her Para- lytic Nephew Discovered in Basement

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<A rs Pm — CONGRESS FACING ~ ALL SUMMER FIGHT -—OVERTARE BIL Other Pressing Measures Also Will Keep Legislators Busy Into...

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_ Student Who * Christmas Eve May Have , Been Foul Play Victim. . At the request of relatives of Ralph SHERIFF 1S UNABLE ‘ TO

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i yn theatres, was freed of |now touring this country for German esterday and Monday afternoons | tan. * World News in Brief

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, : 3 SUPREME COURT BARS HOME BREW FROM WISCONSIN Even When Made for Personal Use It Is Held to Be . H.S. JOSEPH HAZY ON...

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_THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1922, — Major Frank W. Duryea, forfy-nine,| STUDENT ODDLY overseas veteran and...

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matter of money,’ Lafontaine was quoted as replying. Falster Bish CURZON REASSURES HUGHES WASHINGTON, April 12.—Seéretary...

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THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, rr 1922. Society to Give Its Own Musical Comedy, Written, Lyricked and Acted by...

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x WETS CUT HEAL INTODRYVOTENN UPSTATE LECTION Henry Elected in Elmira by 3,087 Against 29,750 for Houghton in 1920. G. O, P.

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i 4 ee ’ s the 20th 2 ~ The ‘Flapper’s Amendment’ G. W. Alger Challenges Proposi- tion of National Woman's i Party as...

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e THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1922. ¢ She Is Awarded the Highest Honor ' That Barnard College Can Bestow SES RUN

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16 :Court Commits Dog to Mission So Boy Won't Be Parted From Pal ew ey tereeew: THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, ArniL 12,...

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Thomson Church, Whi hy M. P. Church; Mrs. A) V soprano soloist and cho Dy George L. Arms, barlt }— HS ond Presbyterian Chur

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18 ons racecar cence eect THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL diers have been cured by psycho- silly t is an s in the simply

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build only merchant ships in our] sales—a step which was taken to: pro-|ing report to offer concerning the a yards, which are

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THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1922. : Al. : It is provided, however, that the Sec-] MAYOR’S MACHINE | WEATHER IDEAL

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Jer: Poe = and tre. i it “L Bacon will take,” said a member of the ” Rot 7 SALVATION ARMY ~ TORETAINSPEYER Executive...

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| ee ee eee ree THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1922, SEASON HERE TO-DAY ROBINS WILL OPEN REGULAR ITO-DAY’S THE DAY

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TEAR CRY RAY * 12, THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1922. “T0- NIGHT’S '§ SCHEDULE IN HEADPIN TOURNEY Clover, Clover, N. J

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executive ‘headeg by Mr. Ho: personal differences have long exis between these two departments of. terday they * forward, it

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Siena, ecetueea ial THE EVENING ‘WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1922. 2 Girls’ Styles Immodest? Bosh! Women’s Clothes Are...

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ESTABLISHED OT JOSEPH PULITZER. Puriished Dally Bxcept Sunday by Tho Pros: Publishing Company. Nos. 53 to 68 Park Raw, New

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Youth and Maturity in Piano Competition on Two Stages, By Frank H. Warren. Two pianists held the music fort Jast evening,...

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sone sie Peas abc Theatrica WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1922 CERTAINLY! wy woud L — Tus’ waar 1 sa — sive , iA NEEDS i ‘ii HIS SHOP