The evening world. dated October 13, 1922

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MRS. HALL T00 ILL TO BE CALLED IN IN To-Night’s Weather—FAIR. NING ANAL EDITION VoL. xm, NO. 22,178—DAILY. Che “Circulation

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a heory based on statements of rem. ; heard ‘screauns and shots ; , ‘i charge ep Sby whom he woe | nd Saw automoblies...

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ee » - 1 top CRIS RPI TRI SRT pa We? ’ x THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, , >. LETTERS OF CANUN Cr ipples Made I roducers TO MRS.

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a ALEASON DEMANDS $150 A DAY AS FEE IN STILLMAN CASE onan: PASSENGERS > OF TAXIS INURED IN TWO CRASHES > Two Couples Taken to

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/*SAVE COALITION. (FRANCE REJECTS INFACE OF PERIL,” |ENGLAND'S GERMAN SAYS CHAMBERLAIN) MORATORIUM PLAN cage —— Labor Party

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» tary Fall has occasionally emphasized a . WATERED GASOLINE ae tank that was being FULL CONTROL OF ALASKA'S RICHES Interior

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“HERALD SQUARE Sale of Macy-Made MATTRESSES Made to individual order. For we stock no bedding. Deliveries are made about one

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ANSWERS TO QUERIES. Dear Mine Lodewiok: How would you suggest making up inclosed material (dark brown velour) for a street

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ee JOHNSON WILL Tih " One Faction Ass AsSerts That His Power as State Boss Is Waning. | This is the twelfth of a series of

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want to tell a little story: into the Grand Central Terminal to buy my ticket for Schenectady on my return home and 1 counted

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BVEAROLDBOY BHOOTS BROTHER 4, WITH “EMPTY” GUN un Discharged as They Play—wWill Arrest . Father. GANA}, Weerk's mosenzo...

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i * SUENTISTFINDS THE aiaeae WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1922. The World News i in Brief |" at sits park department that cost

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THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1922. IN NEW YORK TO-DAY. CIRCUS ELEPHANT TAKE UP FARM HAND American Association of

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‘ ‘ j THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1922. HALT SPEEDING AUTO, MOTHER INSPIRED ‘The Belmar Hotel was moved trom |...

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THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1922. _ d T M i F d, A itt @ | SHOPMEN WILL DEMAND _ |clared he would move for this

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THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1922. Stories reading by Kolin D. Hager. nolo, sale & Bmil 7.30 P. M.—Health talk,...

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PIA LTE ETT EES We AL POIEW TY TET OT a m2 Ye PIMREEA cj THR eT ER 13, 1922, 5 THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCT mas) GIMBELS

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TWELFTH BIRTHDAY OCT, Ing 2 OCT. Sat Hat $1.95 Tots’ Coats and Bonrtets .{\In a Birthday Purchase $4.95 The Caps and Bonnets

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The Store That Is Different. Delightful to Shop In, Sattsfylng ‘ Broad Preparedness in New Autumn Fashi: A Great Unitarian

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AAP ig ge eo NEWS NUTMEGS. mad Flag Off the City Hall, {______ mocratic League of Women Voters Are Soeesaas made a raid on

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UPSALA COLLEGE ASKS $500,000 FUND Meeting to Be Held in Town Hall Here 'To-Night. KENILWORTH, N. Jy Oct. 18.— Plens for the

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THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1922, CHURCH REFUSES $25 - been tamultuons and varied. He has ‘ studied in Germany,

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Screenings POME. Beneath the spreading chestnut tree The village poet lies. His brow's not wet with honest sweat As he sighs

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24 Pouch Mansion. The proceed: the Foundatton. Mrs. Charles A. Brown of Bayside, i. L, will have charge of a Long Island...

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BANDITS HOLD UP ‘CLUB; 24 SHOTS | FIRED; GET NOTHING / Cop Interrupts, Lights Go Out, and One Man Is Hurt. ‘When Patrolman

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~~ Evening World’s Weekly Road Maps for Auto Owners Of New York; Study Map. Before Planning Tours Every auto owner planuing a

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THE EVIGTED, HE ROAMS THE WOODS A WEEK, DES IN HOSPITAL University Graduate, Out of}! Work, Homeless, Perishes a Wanderer.

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: ‘THE EVENING WORLD FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1922, 1s 2s AA GON ARE Same AN AE RES EER TGS SMA CNN RELY RE TT TT IE I Ie ts FIFTY

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, THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1092, STAR JOCKEY WILL HAVE TO DO SOME EXPLAINING - aUTS GOOD BUT .| RED SOX SECURE

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THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1922. ANO POLL WORKERS SEND OUTS. 0.5. Total Is Less Than Wednes- day Despite Leaders’

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THE EVENING WORLD, FR “A FORD A DAY.” MANHATTAN OUR SMALLEST CITIZEN. FIRST SIGNS OF A BOOM, The cheapest petty larceny {...

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ee a re ee eg <a eye errr tee PERIL “THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1922. ~ THE HOUSE OF The Master MysteryStory...

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New Draping of Gowns Fits Your Figure comics ith Even Trimmings ng Concentrated the Front You Now Guide Your gureinthe Way

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} ‘ } i if ESTABLISHED BY JOSEPH daily ATZER, President, 63 Park Row. J. ANGUS SHAW, ‘Treasurer, 68 Park Row. JOSEPH...

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STORE OPEN © TO 5:30 ~ oe W Dressmakin g School Women’s THE NE PLAY S Lemons 1H pours ent Silk Hosiery . bat 2 Course of 6

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