The evening world. dated June 22, 1922

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CLOSING “Vel TABLES. “IF IT HAPPENS IN NEW YORK IT’S IN THE EVENING WORLD’”’ IRISHMEN SLAY GEN. WILSON IN LONDO ayaa Night’s

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zg ' Saaect ~ PLOT TO INDICT JUSTICES T0 DELAY TRIALS, CHARGED _— Attempt to Incapacitate Court in Corruption Cases...

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-\ arreaoss ENR SET C.G.N.Y. STUDENTS! Graduating Class of College of City of Of 1922 in Caps and Gowns and Its Only Girl...

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FARE TURNSTILES [Five Off to Seek $50,000,000 ONELEVATEDLNES ~ | ASKEDBY HEDLEY Gest for 800 to Be $200,000] Ne” York Harbor

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BURNED IN FIRE AT “LITTLE HUNGARY” Violinist Rigo Averts a Panic by Playing the Diners Out. @ _ Amons pricetess relics...

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oe The “Save a Kiddie” Campaign (a Tomes Here's another pomt: There is BRONX. need of more ward maids. Women|: for these...

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RADCLIFFE GIRLS WIN PRIZES OVER |, HARVARD'S BEST Capture Three of Five and Honorable Mention in Another. While Har.atd...

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WOMEN WALLOP. SAILOR ACCUSED OF ATTACK ON GIRL a Police Rescue Badly Beaten Man From Coney Crowd A crowd of 500 men and women

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Tihs ciiuiats Undaiee teased aaa eee _ a aggre THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1922, _ v Street A low requiem mass was

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| THREE MEN TAKEN |AS AUTO THEVES “IN MIDNIGHT RACES Su Shots Halt Two as They Abandon Stolen Car After Bronx Chase. An...

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"WHAT DD YOU SE * (Continued From Third Page.) @aw ah aged Negross washing the vesti bule of a ho black satin hat ‘Was up to

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seth Ril EES Cala a erp SRE CS gees HIGH COUR SAYS NewYork “MILLIONAIRE RED" MUST GO 10 JAIL Lloyd and 18 Others Lose Ap-...

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THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1922, 84,000 KILLED OR HURT IN 10 YEARS ON R. RR. TRACKS 4,000 Children Among Victims

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— a b mM THE EVENING WORLD, _TEURSDAT, 208498). 1922, ey WOMEN AND GIRL HURT AS AUTOITS fioillan INOTHERIN BRONX} PRCEHERS

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51d I ele “that y Deputy WOMEN’S CLUBS ASK PASSAGE OF EDUCATION BILL That and Home Economics Measure Urged at Chau- tauqua

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} ee FOR DR TS ess of the laughed at the roughness of the] ind im thinking ecriously of let-|o1 Mae Murray. picked up a copy

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i TENTH INSTALMENT. WHO'S WHO IN THE STORY. MARK KING, who has made a name for himself in Klondike, and now in Sierras is on

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‘THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1922, ways, either by making a counterpoise 2.40 P, M.--Brief recital of Ame-wan|chors

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’ SHIP NEWS INFORMATIO Pirates Mirae, itavre Due To-Morrosw. Resolute, Hamburg Mauretant eoumemsten Hamburg en faxania,...

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‘20 ~—_-ASSASSINATED BY IRISH IN LONDON «Continued From First Page) in the field. He also went to Italy _ after the Italian

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#4 RAUBER PoaNMSES 8090 HAYES GETS VIEWS ON FILM INDUSTRY High Moral and Artistic Aims. \o Wi H. Hayes, entertafned at...

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j { KEARNS PUTS WILLS-DEMPSEY MATCH UP TO BOXING COMMISSION FEATHERWEIGHT TITLE =. - - By Thornton Fisher/STA0F BOUT IN NEW

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| #N DN ge rrarcnsrn CeRIETERTEROT Em oe Not junference at 30 to 1, Sweep Hawk at 10 to 1, Sally’s Alley and Exterminator. By

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il a How Alfred Ernst Floegel’s Unconquerable Ambition For Fifteen Years Survived Starvation and Failures, Then Rewarded Him

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POTD BTR NT NPP WHY MEN LEAVE HOME “‘Starved”’ Second in a Series of Articles J By Sophie Irene Loeb. Copyright, 1922 (New

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i | }. } } { ~ She Ese y Wiorla, ESTABLISHED BY JOSEPH PULITZER Cena cut Groupe Bunday ‘The Press Publishing w, New York,...

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Mb $1,200,000 GIFTS ADDED 10 MUSEUM ENDOWMENT FUND alipcisi Rockefeller and Baker Make Donations to Natural His- tory...

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<A EN nnn ees 2 ALR ig SR Seen ONO ORR RES RT RENO ‘heatrical News a Good Evening! By BIDE Bambino Ruth ix out again For...