The evening world. dated April 18, 1922

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Wee REAM E! ¢ id ‘To-Night’s Weather—FAIR; MUCH COOLER. Che [* Circulation Books Open ¢o All.” | : “IF IT HAPPENS IN NEW YORK

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oy i of the parties to the Genoa conference ~ Manoeuvering on th the conference's wokr. circumstances, official added, it was

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— HE WILL LOOK INTO AMERICAN BOOK CO. Asserts at t History Revision Hearing 'He Understands It’s British Corporation. MAY...

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a Fb a NE Aaa ee hall. ti ands a, ane eee ae ee “the evidence does not warrant find- ing an indictment against her." After

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LOCAL. Misa Vera Simonton, African explorer, will tell her experiences at the Blue Chub to-night. ‘The nude body of an...

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JFENS PROTESTS AGAINST FOISTING OLD WATER PLANT ON CITY AT MILLIONS’ COST Water Company Owners of the other water companies,

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eh \y ; f INCERT SINGER ESRALROAD MAN HEART BALI 1¢, Constantino Demands » $150,000 in Breach of Promise Case. wis K. Marr,

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PARLEY RESUMED ~ BY COAL MINERS AND OPERATORS Conference Here To-Day Brings Out Fact That An- “PARKED GATS” FOUND BY POLICE

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Pe ee ergy reaper ~ “ : es si a = THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIx :5, 1923. ‘you and may digger hit than you HARVARD...

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ee Seater THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1922," 4 “ ainst reoarre: |. OFLAIPMLA! “ ett's “raing tide o cident © \ GEL

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| : THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRI= <», ® MARGARET G. RAMSEY |HOLD-UPS KNEW ie eS ee r IS LAST DEBUTANTE OF VICTIMS’...

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i a I IES I I EOE SHIP NEWS INFORMATION| FIRST “WOODROW” Due To- ste Beythta, Liverpool. Aor! 81 Namesakes of Former...

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y In Traffie Jam, A seven-passenger touring — car, held up ina trific jam at 6th Avenue and 57th Street last night, attracted

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| | MERIDEN, Conn., ov. King is receiving Hission against the wives folkss as a fapidly extended on their jobs fading felis

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tem ipregrorns ea: $300,000 POOR ~OFNEN YORK LEFT BY MSS BOURNE New Bedford Woman Makes ‘ Several Public Bequests— Niece...

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FETE DEERE alee ere cee j Benator Clayton Ro Lusk c Services in trying to induce the New | lish York Stock Exchange to...

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{German Traders Are Flocking Back Into Orient to Get Old Trade, By Roger Batchelder. ‘American business men are going to...

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é : 4 $ THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1922, —<—— due! capacity that Is necessary | cert, sald “there wan Indeed...

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° THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1922," Department and Street Cleaning De- aspire to be just as big and bright as...

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} , Bhop windows, and especially ‘ilum-] the police, for detectives told every- faated with electric lights, No one| body in

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\ THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIu (8, ylyguard of 69 Women to Greet |FNQ.20BRED HAIR, | wwicanape.etcn WAS jady Astor, M.

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a ners Seepage ne SS aera eee BADE 2 Saracen crete _THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL iv, 1922. LEAD WITH CARDINAL# By...

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ATHLETIC. BOMB IN CAMP AT FORDHAM FAILS TO EXPLODE) “°° Eight Players of Baseball Nine Swear They Did Not Play in Game on...

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_THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1922. GIVE IVORY GAVEL TO NEW JUSTICE OF AND PERU SUPREME COURT ca AI DISPUTE HERE} fe

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_ THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRYs 18, 1922. Zz a a wns pi Hi Human Nature ‘December-May Marriages “cRABBED{Perhaps the...

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pen A A ae EN Oe NN Ta ae pana ae | EY CHARLES PSILAL of Boddy, it is Jonnie who goes a bunting this time, and sbe j fiuds