The evening world. dated June 12, 1922

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“IF IT HAPPENS IN NEW YORK IT’S IN THE EVENING WORLD’’ POLICE PUT STORM DEATH LIST AT 7 walle To- Night's Weather--FAl R THE

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i 47 KNOWN ww between Hart's Island and Hull | Moon Peach. Three of us, including Mi and Mrs. Gerald Moss, manage FSR > 48

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two, of No. 144 Wost 1984 Street. Miss Hendrickson is the first girl of race to take the M. A. degree 'n economics at...

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Ww —IN— Manhattan THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JUNE 12, 1922. a : ~ — *s|“ROOSEVELT VALET” |*:' Is The Most Freckled Boy Under

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2 Sno. HERALD SQUARE NEW YORK Summer Sale of ‘ BEDS and BEDDING This annual event affords a timely opportunity to furnish the

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SRP er aa aa . , wy ae \ . a ee : 8 ‘THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JUNE 12, 1922. i Nib itaiaae- ata chen 1 lon » 4 F later upon

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there are heavy fines in that State for too heav, loads. This 1 -nnsyl- vania controlled terminal is eight miles from the...

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. 10. . ELEVEN GIRLS HURT ~—INBACKWARD DASH FBS DOWN HL Twenty-six Members of Eliza- beth Y. W. H. A. Pinned Under Upset...

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Pi ee ________THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JUNE 12, 1922. un regular tocal telephone operntor and| just as good reception with

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Oe Deer Ena Al See eae a K WUTNGFANG ADS PRESIDENT LT END CHINA TRIE Former Minister to U. S. as Premier Helps Restore STORM

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OUT OF THE FOREST. ING stood on the bench of a sleam in his eyes as youthful timbered slope whence, downward through trees,

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“ PTT ITIL NP SIC EMR TE TT TEE we as) taal THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JUNE 12, 1928. MEXICAN REFUGEES ot the provisional...

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—_————— tes of Far West. remarkable showing of West- Real Athle (ae legiate championships for the second ‘time ana the...

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aa iat ats ciblans rc BACON TESTIFIES THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JUNE CURB ANSWERS UNTERMYER LETTER Tells 18, GIANTS AND...

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WY WX = ESS SSTISSTZS TCHS? IF 4 NT Z 4 * -ASS A a Ip Y, Ai LISTS THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JUNE 12, 1922, A % Hillsdale, N.

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( iat a “There Is No Law Governing _the Style of Women’s Clothes—A Woman Should Wear What She Looks Best In.” ‘ou Should Not

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t io 2) ile Rubber Men Bending Every Effort to Increase Product and Meet Demand. By Roger Batchelder. ‘The constantly...

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heatrical News and Gossi T was a large and enthusiastic crowd that gathered at the Knicker- bocker Theatre last night to see