The evening world. dated September 22, 1922

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+ i BVOL. LXII. NO. 22,160—DAILY. Policeman To-Night’s Weather—FAIR. WALLSTREET ‘ q “Circulation Books Open to Al »)...

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& bi & ‘s = = CN dl Se ————————— ‘ 2 Sculptor Killed in Auto Crash Bie words of Prosecutor Beekman, of ch. (MELA Oo ica [.

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\ . WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTR Fi sinoesinrtiona ies nee AUTO CRASH HRLS PASSENGER UNDER TRUK TODEATH Thrown. From Seat of Smashed

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sean cementite TT re men a I ah \ THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1922. former Buffalo editor, shipowner, car-...

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Marooned on Jersey Meadows, W.C.T.U. Ladies Burn Prayer Books Also i rohibition Literature, Although Their Car Was E Entirely

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TAKEN FOR ROBBER, “IND ROT RESULTS Godfrey Jumped Upon by Husky Drive Hallboy— ' Both Freed in Court. His head swathed in...

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RAMacy & HERALD SQUARE EVENING WORLD, Uf & YORK | Interesting tem for Those Who Are «Moving October. Ist Suggestions to...

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ae Gromer iis, Soe a eT CHINAMAN LAN ‘WSBOOY STUFFED INT CANVAS SACK Pong Tom Is Found in East Side Hallway, His Face Badly

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THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1922. | SHE HAS DETECTIVE upon a proposed new prayer in: the hand of Christian...

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10 ienorance that she was to be-ueed in|SPECIAL DEPUTIES |", are’ emtored as sieht watsh- N.Y.Gunmen Force Crew to Obey |".

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| te sent oue of the men over to etand by the electrio ight switch, Two he ? assigned to the task of golng through the...

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he M . AS Mi werly farm prices; must- alia the sppiieation of Mra. Sarah J. He Left F ‘ancy Iedora. DALLAS, Téx.. Sept. 22.

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® NEW TEMPLE ISRAEL DEDICATED TO-NIGHT $500,000 Structure to Be Formally Opened in 91st Street. The new Temple Israel, 91st

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GIRL WHO IS JILTED WHEN SHE TURNS UP America,”” TOWED IS ITED Professor Breaks Off Match “Because she saw nothing in America

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—_—_— — Then- Forget It After They’ve Caught Their Man, Says Barbara Maurel a feult?” the Tender Passion All Too Briefly...

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Store Open All Day Saturday 2 Pairs of Trousers With The New Fall SUITS $3475. And a “Special” Tag That Marks 'Em Noteworthy

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American (A. T. C.) Cord Tires—full oversize : —hbottom prices—$10 for the 30x31 . Broadway at Ninth THE EVENING. WORLD,...

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* nounced . JEWISH NEW YEAR BEGINS AT SI SUNDOWN Special Services es to Welcome Coming of 5683. Rosh ha-Shanah, the Jowish

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THE EVENING WORLD, NURSES ARE LOCKED IN FRIVAY, SEPTEMDae 13, 1923. ‘24 Floor I5W. 34St) (Between Fifth Ave. & Broadway...

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Screenings By DON ALLEN x “ROME. Peter, Peter, punkin-cater, Hod a wife and couldn't keep her. He put her in a movie show;

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sclection of the Bergens Landing site, rved himself a brave little QUEENS SHUNTS “Where do you want it put?’ de manded Mayor

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ae _ THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1922. i eae ea . + a 7 using three yards of beautiful hand-|of « antterént,...

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’ ‘THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1922. 2 ers; Charies D. Millard and William sacar ait cat Seatel Always Uniform

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i ote aN cant APR OSTA TAA RUAN BOTH a HUGMEN NEED ONLY FOUR MORE VICTORIES TO CLINCH PENNANT Sensational Triumph in Last...

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THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1922. JOE LYNCH LOSES TO JACK WOLFE IN SLOW BOUT AT GARDEN | : _|N. Y. University

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—_—— ‘After Day of See-Saw Trad- ing Closing Hour Brings Brisk Upward Movement. ‘with a decidedly heavy undertone throughout

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\ “A FORD A DAY.” t . Special Additional Prize Daily for Contributions to-This Page for Four Weeks. WEEKLY PRIZES. Regular

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THE CHARACTERS IN THE STORY, THE HONORABLE GEOFFREY BARRINGTON, son of Lord Brandan, a Captain in the British Army, resigns

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ly Short or Long Skirts--- What Is the Verdict of rw RS New York Women? SOME WOULD “COMPROMISE” “Keep the Short Skirts for

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President, e Row, J. ANGUS SHAW, ‘Treasurer, 62. Park Row. ‘ AdGrene a) communications to THE EVENENG WORLD, NO WAY TO SUGAR

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Dressmaking School Lessons 1}4 hours each. Course of 6 lessons” 4.00 Appointments at your convenience. Butterick Pattern...

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| FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1922 | Theatrical News and Gossip | RN rs cvanNalan and : ‘ JOE’S CAR ‘Trade Mark Reg. U. 8. Pat,...