The evening world. dated May 17, 1922

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If HAPPE IN NEW YORK IT’S IN THE EVENING WORLD” ee: bead SMASHES G.0.P. MACHINE IN PA. The | “ Circulation Books Open to...

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‘ \ first time women have sat in the + Pennsylvania Legisiature. { Congressman Graham, Republican, ‘will be opposed in....

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THE EVENING WORLD, W EDNESDAY, MAY i7, 19228. y ; o BTS PEAWIS Vie tsing Fund to Aid Citys Crippled Children Sram | een Se

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350 POLIE CAPTURE FOUR BURGLARS AFTER AN ALN SECE (Continued From First Page) <2 his parole was lodged against him some weeks

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ent > genre ee f EgRERNRREE nets RATE SUSPENSION ON QUEENS LINES REFUSED BY BOARD Transit Commission Loath to Complicate...

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wonees ‘ ee Seuninnneninaasedeiamad SET SE ips RY Ma he RN THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY. 17, 1923, il “TALS DER \Heels,

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Bi caeDe -THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1922. New York Another Purchase of Women’s Worsted Jersey Suits $11.74 An...

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WILL HELP REFORM IN WESTCHESTER COUNTY AFFAIRS INWESTCHESTER §) Added to Commission to Im- ® | prove County Government -——All

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» MANY INVOLVED INCONFESSIONOF VAROTTA SLAYER Between 20 and 50 Implicated in Revelation by Man Awaiting Execution, New...

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nee sienna — en eee ee eens ne ee Pe 2 - aa SI THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1922. COAL OPERATORS it ne TAKE UP...

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j ' x ‘ ot] ® _ Women in politics. « several months of hard struggle, in ' which he was pitted against some of « World, ~...

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sacas secretes mannas ‘12 FARM HAND SHOOTS WIDOW, FOLLOWING ‘QUARREL OF RIVALS e eT Kills and Throws Her Down _Hatchway,...

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ES ERNE En eer heer nee eer ny, Set eevee eRe eee re CAMP DIX SOLDIER, SON OF MINISTER ADMITS MURDER Confesses to Slaying...

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eount the ballots. Mr. Berger often ‘was called upon to make a decision. The defeated candidate, who for the fest year has

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he a Tivives, Santa Marta, 9.00 A.M. Wertern World, Tio de J . 9.00 A.M. Noon nd 1.30 P.M TECH. SENIORS ALL DRINK, THEY ADMIT

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aor 16 NEWRULEOPEN HALL OF FANE T _ BOTH SEXES ALKE No Discrimination in Future,|'* tie Amerioce atiteet” stitte are and...

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Kentucky Adds Coal to Its Long List of “Beautiful” Products, By Roger Batchelder. “Kentucky ts famous for {ts beauti- ful...

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CHAPTER X. (Continued) E never looked at her. From time to time he glanced at the watch on his wrist and each time his faco

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Ks asus By N combines in & way atrietly youthful the icality lilies of pra siness as challie, Its soft, dull surface takes

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NDIANS ARE THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1922. WRESTLING MATCH IS°NO CONTEST” Men Wrestle Three Hours and 22 Minutes

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cheniiieanes . S. Cosden Gives Jim Arthur Record Sum for Jockey’s Services. © By Vincent Treanor, ACEGOERS who saw Jockey R

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24 OT SIT T I Senge terns emia tt Provisioning the Bigges Must Store Enough Food to Feed 10,200 Persons ’ ++ {60Cooks,...

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© : PINTER ITA RETR TERT aE Te TY orm TER ar > ’ The Curse “No Man Would Say That He Loved a Woman Because of . Her Clothes,

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BSTABLIGHED BY JOSEPH PULITZER. ‘Pwiieded Dally Except Sunday by The Press Publishing Company. Nos, 58 to 68 Park Row, New

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Sy By Capt. Robt. Scofeld Wood D. F.C. M. C., Croix de Guerre with four palms; formerly Commander 167th Squadron, Royal Air

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Theatrical News and Gossip wepnespay may 17,192 | [The Evenin “About Plays i | and Players iat ete g teas s.r we} aaa eee...