The evening world. dated June 16, 1922

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i Nl ca es a la ose —_ I EEE yee To-Night’s Weather—PROBABLY SHOWERS. NING | STREET | | i fal CLOSIN fet TABLES. Che OL....

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When we get city ins there we]sixteen companies sent from Brook- Wh! not have to worry about lack of|tyn and elght companies

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eR ORR ERE EE | | 2 ve DF HER I, BANKER son of Boston Millionaire earned of Montgomery’s Conviction in New York. BOSTON, June

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! 2 ‘ — RAIL MEN REQUEST CONFERENCE WITH STRIKING MINERS Joint Action to Be Discussed in Case Railroad Workers Walk Out....

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Bhp ae ne THD eS CTRMNTIMROIRE TUT RIT aI , LABOR CONVENTION ONCE MORE STRIKES “NE UNI PLANS Mae Rejects Resolution Providing

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An } i | ANSANITY SHOWN “INPRIEST’S FAMILY] SOUGHT IN BAVARIA AT MURDER TRH fense Contends Facts War- rant Sending Accused

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pe — Cottage Bedroom Furniture Priced Very Reasonably Unusually Attractive and of Better Construction Than Most Furniture of

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' 8 IER SLUICEMAN, WHOSE FLOOD HELD , GERMANS, IS DEAD pelt whee Calais Road Flooded As | | He Opened Sluice Gates je Under

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THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE i6, 192900000 apa fame eee <~ Thomas by Supreme Court Justice See-} ing the Central Brewing

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uN WIFE HURL HERSELF 10 DEATH. ~ FROM HOUSE TOP Ear eal Leaves Note Saying She Will i. See Loved Ones Every rh Day. Mrs....

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PACK OF PER SPACE! SED EAR. | RLROAD CLANS sylvania Denies Haul n Jersey Would Increase Potato Costs, Editor of The Evening

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“tphief of the Lucky Bag, OUSEVEL GIES [8% REPRIMAND FOR SLIGHT T0 KAPLAN igi Annapolis Year Book Editor Gets Rebuke From Ass

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FSO, og RMOER TOAST PSD UTI TRI MEN! | Here's your Sale! LL that we can do is to tell you the prices of these suits. The...

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SOSH BEY ~ ROBBED WORKEN' ~OMPENSATION FUND (Continued From First Page.) come before the Assembly for a vote.” Assemblyman

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BREE WESLEYAN 26, AT SCOOL prmer Senator Cole, 100, of California, ar at Re- union Exercise F HARTFORD, Conn., June 16 Three

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LLL LLL RE CIOL A OEE 8 RTT SMSO NOS ee URN WF SOE WR A NC i " remem THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1922. Fur Repairing

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a: SATURDAY’S {| if Good news of many wanted M, things at special prices. Everything for golf, tennis, swimming, canoeing,

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; THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1922. lis ‘ : spasm of the throat muscles as to]some sort of “emanation” or “ater live

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MRF ETN RATT THE EVENING WORLDS SERVICE CO y Capt. Robert Scofield Wood F.C. M. ©. Croix de Guerre with paime, formerity...

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THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1922. employment, and Robert C. Bench- Dolce au byt ne! the third floor.) perforated...

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: _ THE EVENING ‘WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1922, THe Eve = cae HE kson FIFTH INSTALMENT. \s WHO’S WHO IN THE STO RY: ~ MARK...

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22 _THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 16, TOO OLD TO GET WORK, Greatest Moonshine Raid Yet MARS IS NOT TALKATIVE. 6, 192 TE Y

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Bea Rr ne oan SORTON RARE an ere seenaesienennien THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1922, Union Medical School and Hospital

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eee ean ee 24 ___THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1922, 1,000 Working Girls Romp on Vassar Campus as Guests Of More...

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WARD ARRAIGNED ~ TAY ON HARE ~~ OF SLANG ETERS (Continued from First Page.) his own life, is now In the hands of the...

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j / __THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1922, _ GOLFERS SHOULD FOLLOW THE LEAD OF TENNI Money Demands of Fighters of To-Day

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Aes Ree ‘THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1922. ST.VALUATION |" ifores‘tire nator] : MAN WHO KILLED |°Norro ue propre...

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. Ser stem OFFICES OF J» P»MORGAN & Conner of BROAD ano. \NALL Sree Camp of Dozen Log Cabins at Spring Lake Leased to Give

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Roraennerernreg ener eeraremert in rnenMM ETT PREPRINT ~ risks, The WAY to the TOP Here Are Sir Charles Higham’s Rales for

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} } } i } ; ‘ ‘ = ESTABLISHED BY JOSEPH Published Daly Wxoopt Gunday by The Press Publishing Company. Now, 68 to 62 Park Now

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Sale Departments Undermustins, Silk Underwear Extra Size Underwear Babies’ Wear Washable and Silk Blouses Petticoats,...

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Theatr ical « Hitchcock’s ‘‘Pinwheel”’ t LL ar Raymond Hitchcock started his of roll Theatre last night with the ‘Rim, If our