The evening world. dated April 14, 1922

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NEW YORK == IT’S IN == * Ciredlation Books Open to All” | ILSON RECTION: OF TUMULTY GIVES Seen in Repudiation of Cox ox...

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WILSON DISAVOWS |” —— ver Seat of Irish Courts Seized as Rebel Headquarters Secretary Tumulty, Who Brought It, “Deeply. Re-

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Sea aa 0V. MILLER SIGNS Right and Wrong Way. toUse Firearmé ye Thugs pil THAT BONDS Taught to Citizens by Army Experts to...

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. a ses eich seer ee RTI ETI PNT RI THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1922. certain—a start has been tleket speculation

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ye income To keep up this end, he stoops to pick up a little loose change in the dark places. Then he joins the gang to get

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; of Pes 8s - RT INSUBWAY. “AS PICKPOCKET AND HELD WITHOUT BAIL cox, John B. Trevor and Howard C. Smith. It is learned to-day

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Moth Prevention Your Arpare) will have full protection from moths, moisture and germs, it you store it in garment bags or...

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t ; 9 | i § 2 i * t =. bj : bow i of" H qi” ; is t } ' P en AY; % BOYS’ SECTION Spring Topcoats Reduced $11.75 and #15.50...

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VIETOR WINS POINT IN CHARGE HE STOLE CHILDREN'S LOVE Millionaire Accused by Widow Not to Be Examined in Westchester County,

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eh > ty “EIN SEMENOFES _ find was cheery this morning. He did : THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1922. Plant Hotel of the

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tion of New Jersey shortly before noon New Shoes, Madame? Pre-Easter Shoe Offering For Saturday Oxfords, Strap Pumps and...

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w HE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APwiL 14, 1992. - for radio sets and the factories are tn) cated and unruly condition on his|many

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| lothing Left for Mrs. ‘Thomas From Estate of T. P. Shonts; “~~ Widow Receives Her $100,000) ::.2° "°° Lin oo Appraisal...

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1 THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1922, : @ WHERE THE SUBWAY |'?#t emanated trom the Transit Com-|F AVORED...

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wonderful bargains. THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1922," Tu Save You ¥ on. Your Easter Clothes— Jed WE produce all our

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PLACES [Free PREATH AT GRAVE ‘RUS P PIONEER Sliday in Sohers'Y When “Old ohn” Decorates Monu- ment of “Old Bet.” ! century

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THE EVEN FIRE OUSTS S00 FAMILIES. the merits of any statute and of pre- an aren one mite in ftength and® ! senting arguments

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The Finest Fur Mae | Vault in New York Cold dry air, all los. ‘urriers Since 1842. Phone “Pennsylvania 5100, Extension a bg

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ated. of the war and post-war no Princess left Tiflis on States destroyed John D. Kd- for Constantinople. © kaye, she was...

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a ce eg tr THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 14 charge of violating Chairman of the Mayor's Committ 4 C2 + CER + on...

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World News in Brief AL BREVITIES. DOMESTIC opiie sales in the country for] It was annourtced at Washington that h Fenched...

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THE EVENING ‘WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1922. ind the guests, mbled In the lobby. ing the put In operation in en’ effort to The

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TWAROS RAGE. WPING GLASSES FORNOMINATION | TP TOSELZEFOUR; ASUS SENATOR) HADMARKEDBILS New Jersey’s Governor Issues “Formal

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Pep ngewe —_———— THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1922, Catholic Junior League’s ‘“‘Review of Revues’’ Mrs. Robert...

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THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1922. —_—_———___— fer a cash plan, but will accept the certificate system if nothing...

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scsi THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1929, : iE a niece oe RETAIL MERCHANTS’ RADIO CON. ;ent authors from the Scfentific

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i _ THE EVENING WORLD, Bridegroom, 26, Will Take Name FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1992, SCHOONER FOUNDERS Blederma 7 MILES FROM CAPITAL

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COMPENSATION LAW | gal treatment of injured. employees is CHANGES SIGNED ~ BY GOV, MILE Benefits Extended to Marine...

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powder I put into water. Here is the “and he held vi MIST REVEALS whlch Apperentiy mentterd hou, '| YALE ALUMNI FELLOW “That

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' t a EE TT TS BIS TI t k ' ; renassngers + é Hy : & rE 4 t : f i ‘ i i enero Ram camer GIANTS AND YANKEES HIT THEIR...

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SHELL WINS . ‘ THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1922. OTHER SPORTING NEWS AND THEN LOSES ~ AT PINEHURST ath and South !

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Pe * wie “SAYS NEW TARIFF } WOULDBRING ONLY TRE DSASTE ‘Will Cut Production and In- crease Unemployment, Says Simmons. ent

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What the Girl “1T HAS ‘ UNUSUAL INTEREST D GREAT » DEAL OF FREEDOM” ing One’s people together. ARTICLE Il. By Dorothy Lawton

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ESTABLISHED Py J PULITZER. Pistished Daily Exsop: Sunday wv Tho Press Pubiishing Pte B x Raw, New York RALPH Pv fy Selorle

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of Music Pfitorio Sociely Sings Bach's “St, Matthew Passion” Impressively. By Frank: H. Warren. ~ Oratorio Society's...

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} a on Theatrica 1 News an ‘© THE NEW PLAYS © |[t-102'S Eddie Cantor Disports Himself in Winter Garden’s Big Revue WAS ALL 1