The evening world. dated August 7, 1922

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Begins To-Day IN THE EVENING WORLD To-Night’s Weather-—THUNDERSTORMS, A Thrilling Detective Story of To-Day. The Sheridan...

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_ BABY BOY IS BORN bf the Wigin, Jollet and Eastern Road, nd an unidentified striker and the ferious wounding of Sheriff...

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WIDOW'S MEMORY FAILS; “DAUGHTER” WANTS LIFE BARED Mrs. Grau, Rich, Brought Up Mrs. Mandorff Until Year 1913, ADOPTED WHEN A

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| + an ambulance to No. 50 Bust 138d Street. Police suy John Reene, fifty, and EIGHT BATHERS DIE AT BEACHES: DE KILS ONE...

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—<$ Postponed From September to , Give Contestants Time to Prepare. DETROIT? Ang. 7.—The Pulttzer Trophy races, which were to

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J ee MINE STRIKE EN HOPED FOR FROM TODAY'S PARLEY f (Continued from First Puge.) Fire Department Called to Save Two Swimming

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‘THE EVENING WUKLD, MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1923, Of Eager Interest to the Public of the Metropolis and to the Many Thousands of

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--— GASOLINE S SOL *ATYBSS TRESS "TELS SENATD Bootlegs Soft Drinks and Cigars THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1922,...

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THE EVENING WORLD, MON DAY, AugusT ORLD PAGE OF BRIGHT, UNUSUAL HAPPENINGS aims EE | OU SEE TODAY? A PAGE WORTH READING 5...

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| war during ov t } | Boudjah, waych ts in that country. ‘are oft‘a, washed, colors toned down ‘Thrilling Yonkers Hunt...

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~ THE EVENING WORLD, mof Day, AUGUST 7, 1922. AL $1,500,000 FURNITURE Phyy- August Furniture Sale Lowest prices in seven...

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| 4 3 “BENNY PLANS BUSY RING CAMPAIGN TO RECUPERATE LOSSES | OPENS TO-DAY Sop ot AFTER SHORT REST Action of Boxing Board ip

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THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1929," ; '_ 99 Open. 5 } OTHER SPORTS REAL WAGES STILL Union Pan. et OFFER GIMBEL STOCK

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f e Like so many of 8 countrymen of |tu see Matt Murphy re a urpl y ’ ship. There, and alvo —-- Lars which offered | Vina the

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THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1922, Darkest Provincetown 8% Commercial Street Is Really Quite Un- ' commercial, Like

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T WAS a still, balmy night in late October. Poltceman Murphy stopped for @ moment, as was his custom, the corner of Lawrence

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An Innocent Abroad American Jazzbos Have Paris Folks by the Ears By Neal R. O’Hara Copyright, 1922 (New York Evening World)

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i ¥ ‘ f ' 18 She Genin etorin, ESTABLISHED BY JOSEPH PULITZER. daily except ‘The Pres Publishing any, “BS°Ro es Park Rom, New

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THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, AUGUST 7, T9097 Voting for Coney’s Carnival Monarchs Begins To-Day by Evening World Coupons...

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A GR ged By BIDE I take my doggie for a walk, All on a summer's day, And here and there are ladies fair, With dogs, along the