The evening world. dated April 20, 1922

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“Cirenlation Books Open to All Se — - VOL. LXII. NO, 22,028—DAILY. Corre alisking Compecy, tia, _NEW YORK, TH URSDAY, APRIL

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4 fHE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRiL 20, 1922. BececS.| (RSHEREE STATE | INQUISITWE ABOUT SEEESSS HEADQUARTERS) DIPLOMATS HO

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TOMIRS, DAY LEADS TO MAN'S ARREST a Missive Hinted at Scandal as E Result of Shooting of Lieut, Col. Beck. SAPULPA, Okla.,

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EVENING WORLD (OILDEAL cries 4 THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL the reserves, ts glste here far territory. 11 al claims of

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ya AEA RT ARR ATi Rete E Ma P rape ¢ Ser Maurice Byrnes, a Wall Stree: mes- fenger boy who looks younger than his sixteen...

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on REE pneRIE | New Tra vafic Speed Rules for New York, SEH pinata ata Glance Changes Made in Law ~ DECLARES W’ADOO BE...

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' THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1923, DOO ONO NOLO LOY NON OMe * WHITE, ORR & C0. ~ INDICTMENTS ARE _ NOW DISMISSED

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~ ESTED STE THREATENED DEATH Father of Girl Appealed to Po- lice and Detective Met Torchio-at Door. Patrick Torchio, @ld of

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THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1922. of the Untvoraty, wit preach, «nt/SHOOTS SWEETHEART, MISS M’CORMICK TO WED con

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10 THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRix 70, 1922. _ Girl From San Francisco to Wed — |%.2%, 5 w. Dudiey ot St ]“CAR TROUBLE”

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$990 semen © SHIP 4,000,000 SAND BAGS TO STAY MISSSIFP FLOOD River Now at Unprecedented Stage in Years—Using High Water...

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A seneeesacecsasecteebe |! © es Barto pat Rte 12 CoS ee ogee eee . - - ne __THE £ ‘Artists Stage Home Cireus Day ' In Main

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BY COPS W ALT FOLLOWS HOLDAP rest Twenty Minutes After Jersey Robbery Report. Michael Kolack of *No. 22 Union Milage, Rahway,

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AFTER $30,000 RUM SEIZURE AT SHINE’ Reserves Called Before Injune- tion Halts Police—Cafe Owner Held. The formed members of

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~ THE EVENING WORLD, Except Sales Tax, | WASHINGTON, \ April sth cording to present indications. proposal fs to attach a...

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CONNECTICUT NEWS NUTMEGS Prominent Woman Fatally Hurt in a Three-Story Fall. (Spoclal to The Evening World.) NEW BRITAIN,...

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Carriages Weds How-a baby carriage manufacturer who sold out for about $3,000,000 could ever marry or could ever stay...

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THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, ‘APRIL 20, 1922, ‘ala which the|!iner O'Neil and Miss Huber ——_|BEPWN NEW DRIVE [ossst se Are

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THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, Broadwayites J. 8. VANDEVER THE “TREASURER, ‘THE UNDERTAKER PORT PLAN 7 Hylan’s Slur

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a . " ia ee ‘ m3 . { 2 20, TFl BEVENING wORLD, or APRIL 20; 1922. ‘ 0’Connor, Head of Irish Revoll, siceted en be eure to...

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European Is Astonished by the Things He Saw in Cen+ tral America, By Roger Batchelder. “Tt secms queer to a E Visiting a...

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ea, THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, DEMANDS $15,000,000 FOR SCHOOLS AT ONCE ‘ Work on New Buildings Must|'~ Cease...

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College musical ‘clubs takes place at the ‘Waldorf to-night. lows has filed a petition for the Repub a sa MR lican omination

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THE _EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRii, 20, 1922. Copyright, ME miss of to-day who Is past the flapper age, or at be least...

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r" tive competition ” By Capt. Robt. Scofleld Wood. (OD. F. C., M, C., Croix de Guerre with four palms; formerly Commander

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see ' = __ tHE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1992, PENNANT CELEBRATION MARKS YANKEES’ FIRST GAME AT a A THE GOLF OASIS :

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THE ‘EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, ABRIL 20, 1922, ee STEWARDS ONLY GIVE TURNER REPRIMAND FOR POOR RIDE —> é Famous Rider’s Poor

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LaGrange GS wap gee a According to Mr. Carlton shown that the pew cable will handle about ten times as much traffic us the

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peer ommmyn cane aye nati ________ THE EVENING WQRLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1922. THE SIGNS OF ETERNAL LIFE VISIBLE ON ALL...

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ESTABLISHED PY JOSEPH P Wetted Dally except sunday vy 7 + Company. Nos. 53 to G3 Park Raw ll mews dexpa:ches credited to It

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ve ™ } THE EVENING WORLD, “Die Watkuere” Has its Sixth; Whteht! as Wotan were sitectve. Performance at the Metropolitan, By

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Theat rical r silly farce. No doubt there are humorous poss! - Dilities {n a situation created by & young wife who engages as