The evening world. dated August 1, 1922

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5 SBI FERRY CRA Ce ea | | | SHED BY GRAND REPUBLIC a eal a To: Night's Weathee—THUNDER SHOWERS, = Sse —— — | Vor. LXIII. NO.

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2 _THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1922, : fo hold his course and that cach did hold his course. RIVER SENSE TOLD HIM

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- ‘ THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1922. 3 “COCHRAN NORGE] We're Going After Every Point, Shout — |TMOMAKEPLINGE...

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ORCI Ee errr With rights, privileges, immunities and modes of organization thus care- fully defined, it should be possible to

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)) } TAD SLAYERSIN HERR MASSACRE ‘Agitation for Punishment En- * ‘dangers Innocent, Says Farrington. SPRINGFIELD, Tl., Aug. 1

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i 8 i __THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1922, Yommissioner Who Bears Message & solemn bontineal mass In St. Nicho-|have

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THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1922, " A PO SCRANTON RTD Mid-Summer Sale of Macy Furniture Is In Full Swing The...

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__THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1928, > , i i IN DEATH VALLEY, 134 missioner never a wledged, al-| Sept. 1 Ven Years’

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7 THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, AUGUST I, 1922, teat 1° Impossible. Then wo drank my health, | which the Diary was indorsed.

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A PAGE OF REAL NEWS MANHATTAN Sm pIMN'T HAVE TIME TO WAIT. ‘On my way across the plank paved Wagon way at South Ferry |...

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WHALEN TO URGE | Witls BRIDGE HAVING 3 | * ~ BROOKLYN SPURS nse: a 50-Cent Rip THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 1,...

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™ STEWART ESTATE FIGHT WIL COME “UP AGAN MONDAY Pormer Guardlans to Protest Order to Turn Over Assets to Successor. WMortin

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don misus from any tt FIGHTING FERGUSON} Mayfield, he ur fight a fiv loses—well, its probable he on struggli to which he...

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“extirarceana | GIMBEL BROTHERS | stez2z iett,Zhreuss And what's s vacation without a “uke'"? .| Our Mail Order Department

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= — ~ WHITE BOY SOLD “TONEGROFOR $5 FINS A REFUGE Fa‘her and Man Who Bought } Him Disappear as Inquiry Case Starts. Mortimer

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} leased by the United Cigar Stores Men Said to be Not Known . , Company. \ The Evening World’s 2 Tat upeas 6b ape x. Oo. 04

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THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 1, N. Y. FIRE CHIEF 11 YEARS, RECORD OF JOHN KENLON put of any year prior to 1917. “NEGRO

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Lincoln Road, Brooklyn, In Long Island] this morning and suffered only some outiok! Soa THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 1,

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DIG-PH: By Capt. Robert Scofield Wood. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. 3..W. Crestwood-—"'l have a detector and two steps of audio...

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{ | | | } | | | | Oey ENN in amine —e ‘The New. ~rork Tower From the Brooklyn From @ Photograph made in THE EVENING WORLD,

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oes REE DIE; 100 ILL, ~ FROM ARSENIC IN RESTAURANT FOOD (Continued from First Page.) as | le was the only poison food served

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av hs H?! )ANNUAL " Record- Breaking Season Is Predi-‘ed at the Beautiful Up-State Course. ~ By Vincent Treanor. BARATOGA...

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i) TENNIS William Johnston and Gerald Patterson Likely To Meet in However, There Are Many Dangerous Customers Still Left in

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khan < oe oe “IT HAD TO BE.” UTSIDE the Gatehouse, Bra- chey's little caravan waited Betty stepped, without @ i word, into

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Why ‘Not Cultivate a “FRIENDSHIP GARDEN” In Your Heart? “Look for the Better Side of the Friend and Keep That Ever Before...

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World. cs { ESTABLISHED BY JOSEPH PULITZER, | 1" Bi to 68 Pate Row, New York. RALPH PULITZER, President, 63 Park Row. ‘J....

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Al SYMPHONY CONC! Six ae oe =| AMUSEMENTS, Positively fat LAST BIG of the pict he talking Written and Direoted by EMORY...

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\ ' | \ i . } { faith in the American stage intensi- Good By BIDE The world is topsy-turvy, The world is all awry, And life