The evening world. dated April 13, 1922

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To-Night’s Weather—SHOWERS. “IF IT HAPPENS IN NEW YORK EVENING WO ” [Circulation Books Open 0 All.” EDITION Ya) |“Cirenlation

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typically temperamental east side crowd and police reserves had a hard fight calming them, Men searched for’ lost wives and

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She Whi al Le RG ae hen " * n i THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1922. ‘“No Immunity Against Lovesickness; Only Cure Is

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4 _ World News in Brief , LOCAL. May 1, {8 announced. Margaret McMullen, five, of Wost ‘New York, N. J., ts dead In North...

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WAR ROSS SMITH, MOST NOTED FLYER, S MLLEDIN (Continued Brom First, Page.) 11,500 £10,000 ernment. Capt. Smith yesterday...

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KINCAID TELLS HOW ~ VETERANS CAN GET ~ STATEASSSTANCE Relief Commission Takes First Step to Relieve Disabled and Unemployed.

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N.Y.U. Students Pick Dickens as Best Author Poll on Books Puts Bible in Fourth Place — Faculty Chooses It First. Charles...

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BRITISH, ITALIAN AND FRENCH CHIEFS CONFERAT GENOA ‘Lloyd George Holds Impor- tant Meeting on Eve of Real Work To-Morrow....

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‘ARE YOU THE EASTER RABBIT?’ Billy Brighteyes. ‘‘Well, you may g0 care of your brother,’ he teased. But Eena, ehorused. The

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| i | | 10 THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1922. N. Y. GIRL WITNESS ANOTHER $1,000,000 OF tonday at his nome here. Mrs

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One-Tenth of New York’s Babie Are Brought Into the World in Its Biggest Lying-In Hospit At the annual meeting of the Board |

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aay — oo . . OOP ROT TE EY 12 THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIzZ 13, 1922. . She's trom the stockyards of chi-|TWO JURIES

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‘past. But these same men, he said, ‘pendence, tT Filipinos Resent Effort to Put| Peeiaty tor the scrapbooks of “New Them in

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___THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 19232. Dina Spel amcona' | ~CALMBEL BROTHERS | ser, 2, a reoan ve “2ND BTREET —...

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{s credited with ratsing t! trogs in the Commonwe: STATE INCOME TAX MUST BE PAID UP BY SATURDAY NIGHT Fines Await Those Who

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NG WORLDS PHC COLUMN. 'y Capt. Robt. Scofield Wood. (D, FoC,, M. C., Croix de Guerre th four palms; formerly Commander 67th

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ji BEAUTY PARLORS More Observant When “Dry,” So Their Fair Companions B Are Forced to Doll Up. @ ATLANTIC CITY, April 13. F

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SRI EET TEETER TM ICEL EEE BR ao CTT ee eee ee Se ee ee ow a f 18 - einai i joker in it. After whetting the appe- |...

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THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRI ‘he | denominated a misdemeanor, not for ii k l D y nor is that there ts a question whether

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THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL “POISON PHONE” SLURSMIRS, ABELIN POLITICAL FIGHT Women Stirred by Plot Against District

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WOOED WITH GUN, “AND DED IN FIGHT WITH POLICEMEN Girl Probably Saved From Death by Patrolman With ! Can of Hot Coffee. Jennie

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| | 22 _THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 138, 1922, aig a ———— a DODGER PITCHER SHOWS MID-SEASON FORM IN OPENING GAME —— AT

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1922, MRS. JESSUP AND MARTHA BAYARD CLASH FOR TMLe| Deciding Match in North and South Tourney To- Morrow. PINEHURST, N. C.,

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~ Market Sidelights |... By R. R. Batson. Ady Rumely . A ‘There has been no development in | {ike Jumens the financial...

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REWARD NOW,’ RECOGNITION WHILE ONE IS ALIVE, Is WHAT COUNTS brought out.” word that reassures,” “AX mint of money on a desert

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enone wen Sve EMeNiig caiorto, ESTABLISHED BY JOSEPH PULITZER. ‘ ge Published Dally Except: Sunday by The Prees Publishing

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PATIL PATE CIES e THE EVENING WORLD, IN THE REALM OF MUSIC , “ . -) 1?) at the Hippod: t Sunday night Mozart's “Cosi Fan...

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