The evening world. dated July 13, 1922

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o 4 fa To-Night’s Weather—FAIR; COOLER. 3 LL i STREET | CLOSING @be ce “ Circulation Books Open to All.”’ | Copyright (New

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2 ‘THE EVENIN Hii jw) IN MURDER TRIAL pa eee 15-Year-Old Youth Accused of Slaying Girl to Tell Own Story. MOVEMENTS TRACED.

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2 THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1922 NN, MASS, “ABANDONED BABY "IN CONEY MARSH Police Check Up and A’ “Ruth Silver”

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+ SCORES FLEE FIRE INWEST HOBOKEN, NINE HONES BURN General Alarm Brings Appara- tus From Surrounding Cities —4Damage $60,000.

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$600,000 For War Memorial Arch | In Central Park Is Favored by Board of Estimate Committee Includes Recreation Grounds on...

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RI a aneae eae THE EVENING WORLD, _ THURSDAY, JULY 13, Couldn't Breakfast in Time to Réach h Municipal Build- ping at 8;...

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THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1922, TORO Co UMMER comfort is not so much a matter of electric fans and iced drinks as

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{ | | n t } { { : | i } i me 8: BOTH SIDES ARGUE "RUMSALESATSEA Legality of Shipping , Board Practice to Be Decided After...

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‘Una MAY BE CALLED TO-DAY |PALNEGOTATINS ss esyeas"=./S1AN GIRLS BODY :-"""%-"""|) 24 Floor ISW. 3428S rdas final " ne Aa, a

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THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1922,” ” bd bout to experiment with|P. M t am not prepared to 55 to11 P.M. fashions, by

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Fn e THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1922. i stead of contributing to asphyxiation.|ard equipment in the United States

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- a . WEAR ae ee nr eee mee =a5 EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1922, “Radio Tattleship,’ ‘Scrambler,’ | he wanted to,, he

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THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1922, |far away everybody was sad ital trap In the floor, He went down] CONVICTS HIDE

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Sun-Rain Parasols THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY 13, ep eet ative 5 cheese 1922, Cold, dry all loss, ee elevator The...

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DETECTIVE’S HEAD BROKEN IN FIGHT ARRESTS HIS MAN Devine Remains on Duty for Hours With Frac- \ tured Skull. ' Arter walking

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parity iti N. Y. Forty Years Ago, Returns, Can’t Believe # His Eyes, By Roger Batchelder. i Even though he liked New York }

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e r ; ‘ THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1922. ASKS LAW TO END CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS OOS BRN GET YOUR Wish 7 62 YEARS

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a subtitie,” * or That joke calls for a re- 8 gaudy as a Goldwyn . “As iMogical as a Univer rial’ and a thousand others....

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THE EVENING WORLD, Man SSoporing et ah We THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1922. ee een seem Dr. Anna W. Hochfelder, Lawyer, Would Prove

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! LIT RRL LAIN IO THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1929" ROWN: S’ MANAGER PICKS SPECIAL PITCHERS FOR CERTAIN BATTERS.

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a P CHAMPIONS ¢ REST OF ENTRIES PET CHANCE T0 QUALIFY T-04 Postponement Yesterday First in History of Champion- ship Golf...

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ec RENE WORLD, THUREDAD, FULT TE, 1988. What Did You See To-Day?| “siVextieaps * once msl the Lista ee Ms acawered by an...

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® Mrs. Mallory’s defeat by Mile, Lengien at Wimbledon onty increased the spirited tennis controversy between the two...

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ea S RE i RT INET aa E THE e All Men Arthur Strir Alike? 9° Ger. mr EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY 13,°1922. 1 | | BASIL...

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| il} | RULED OUT OF IT. ¥ wife should have gone to a Legislature!"’ cried the man who was ruled out of his home, ‘She laid

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Paths Png Ctorld, | ESTABLISHED BY JOSEPH PULITZER. Sunday. by, The Press, Publishing Company, Biko 03 Pack Row, New York.

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THE EVENING WORLD, _THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1922. f lalate dni —~—_— jis cases of emergency resulting from AMUSEMENTS, |...

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News IY By BIDE There are times when | am blue, And you bet | hate ‘em too; there are times when there's no joy in anything,