The evening world. dated September 14, 1922

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CODE TO N.Y. HOTELS FOUND ON RUM SHIP To:Night’ ‘8 " Weather—SHOWE ERS. WALL STREET STREET a EDITION Che A ; S TABLES....

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+ fatihaahdamaleed “ALY. C. WILL AWAITIFUND OF $78,027 |Seied ty Customs Onicers TERMS OF PEADE MOVE BY SHOPMEN, VOTED FOR

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' THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1922. JUDE 1S NAMED Pola Negri, “Baby Vamp,’’ Describes Essentials of Woman’s

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ae es SS Saee eanewenebe SALE —— i % i i ' i : THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1922. in pricer, and in some cases

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THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Sightless, His Ears Are His Eyes; Hears Objects as Others See Them -Atlanta’s Blind

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THE EVENING WORLD, THURGDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1922. friends came over and had a sorty | The Evening ‘World’s — Kiddie Klub...

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food At eam deli- 000 ‘eam ‘ime. anos TE BUS ine ae 500 Smart New Fall Hats Specially Priced at Really smart hats: Among the

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CAUGHT TAXIDRIVER WHO RAN DOWN MAN Policeman Arrests Chauf- feur on Intoxication and _ Assault Charge. Frederick Maringer,

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— eadhcabain ile, iat waa ad gaa vce z 4 iW “ THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Se 1922. 8 Py ° attorney to try to...

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Screenings By DON ALLEN POME. There was an old woman Who lived in a shoe She had so many children She didn't know what to do.

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THE EVENING WORLD, TRUE Cherry Street, each sent to the| ne FOR SELLING HOOCI! guilty to Indic charging the) 1 nor of New Jet

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U. s. STEEL BOOSTS | ' PRICE FOR RAILS UP TO $43 A TON Increase of § . Effective Oct. 1, Follows 20 Per Cent. Raise in Wages.

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\Btold her hust Mrs. Beatty fections he said: “Don’t worry about that, as I have squared the IB with Beatty by taking him...

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fF j 14 _THE EVENING WORLD, PHUboOvAY, Obra Sin bah 14, duad. IF JAIL BREAKER HADN'T STOLE GIRL. }) HE’D STILL BE FREE...

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‘AID OF FAKE PRINCE | itcumstances surrounding the death of Fidello Sharp Henry, the New York oil HELD FOR LARCENY | broker,

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‘ HUGE LA UBD LOANS RAISED YEARS AGO, LEADERS ARE TOLD Street Railway Workers Got $100,000 to Finance New York Strike, }...

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reappointed. DIES IN HOSPITAL \ ad actually serving. He former Grand Knight o' He declined to try for a commission but served

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DED PRIZE-~A FORD TOURING CAR. “ . WEEKLY PRIZES ‘ ; ‘ i il : o. ‘ _ _ Capital prizes for best stories of week distributed

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WANTS DRY AGENTS ‘jj TO QUIT NEW YORK } i} City “Pestered” Beyond Fairness, Ryan Declares. WASHINGTON, Sept. 14.- —Repre-...

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‘BEARS ARE ROUTED AND STOCKS SOAR Last. Chee. High. Low. Laat. Ch i Advance i ee Houston ¢ H2ly 80% RZ + 15, ir Reduction 8%

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~eoge THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1922. 21 are coming from all over the State —EEE _ — =. a . - Gayest Crowd

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NEWS wm. Te T MeN ©O Boxing Usually a Political Tar- get Around Election Day. “The open season for boxing Is now on. Boxing

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Some of Country’s Real Stars Play Poor Golf at Opening of “Met” Open Tourney. 'Y CROSSAN, the Wheatley ‘ J Hills “pro.,” with

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ae ee ane : ohn Paris. = lilustrated By Will.B. Jonnstone.. COPYRIGHT, (1922. BY GON! AND LIVERIGHT. THE CHARACTERS IN THE

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ee Short or Long Skirts — What Is the Verdict Ot New York Women « A Writers of To-Day’s Lett-rs All Say “ “Keep Them Short.’

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THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, SEP TEMBER 14, lY¥¥gd ; ND volting classmen. This year’s crease will be-a : sroduc ely of the

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“Dreams scene if “Dreams for Sale,” Maine woods after an indoors squabble of wearisome length. , perhaps, that Nature is...

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" Theatrical News and ( R 14, 1922 ee RSDAY, SEPTEMBE By BIDE Good Evening ! DUDLEY Eo Wat. Oh, friend, ever faithful, we'll