The evening world. dated November 1, 1922

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OMAN RAGED AT cE "a Weather—FAIR. NAL fi) EDITION Che | “Circulation Books Open to All.” } =< VOL. LXITI. NO. 22,194—DAILY.

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\ : THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER f, {9%%, Girl, 5, Who Fell Under ‘L’ Train Exhibits Bruises to Playmates...

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— pes LIKELY TO LSE ON | PROHIBITION ISSUE ,_——~_sa_— Polls Indicate Big Turn- Over, Favorable to Demo- | 607 Eagie night,

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Br; “SMITH PROMISES “HE MLL OST THE TRANSIT COMMISSION (Continued. ) an increased iy a greater Wiylan frankly stated that the

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QWNEROF KRUPS SAYS ALLS’ DEBTS MUSTBE WPED OUT Also Declares America Is in Duty Bound to Carry Out | Wilson’s 14 Points....

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tt Lee as Screenings By DON ALLEN FILMERICK. Phere was a young actress so cute, Wao was known as a prize bathing beaut, Bhe

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$1.59 94¢ Moires, brocades, and other foreign weaves. $1.39 frogs. Sizes “A,” “B,” “C” and “D.” FOR MEN Men’s Repp Weave...

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‘ : i f ‘ Brooklyn. BHILD, TWOMEN | AND AED WOMAN Berger, No. 652 Berger escaped injury Bey of Nine on Way to School Struck

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188 FIFTEEN-TO- M HIGHT BEN YEARS ts Darder hit by the new fashions than her mother. Whe long swaying skirts, eating about

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a ! 1 10 _ THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER f, 1922, or e and suga 6.00 P. M.—Market report, United THE EVENING WORLDS

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THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1922, © Zane Grey has given to Ladies’ Home Journal readers his greatest novel—THE

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: i t t ; og cclte RRESR PREARNTNS S SR R BERIE S e SRRINTS ES SG SS SRE Seems ? BANKER SUED FR MLN, DENES ALIENATING SN

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THE EVENING WORLD, WED NESDA » NOVEMBER 1, 1922, eral Bossions to-day on recommendation of Assistant District Attorney Bohan.

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——ATMARKEI ~aclDUS TONE First_.——. tied to Heaviness espite Favorable Reports. Takis the stock market this @orning failed to

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RRL ORE RET out EMe pres > — ~ THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER I, 1922. there ZOBAR PATRONS [sie tn ope ene Ludwig...

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TO THE EDITOR OF THE EVENING WORLD: RE EVENING , tons,” NOVEMBER f saw in to-day’s World: “A Ford a day given away free until

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Political Campaign Storm Centre To Hover Over Brooklyn To-Night The Big Party Candidates for Governor and U. S. ~ Senator...

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a ead a ce hd tM ses 1 MRS. WHITNEY pwr. ‘Four of Eleven Starters in Steeplechase, Feature of Opening Day’s Racing, Before a

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+ THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1922, AND HOW TO WATCH IT By_PERCY D. HAUGHTON \ NINE YEARS COACH AT HARVARD...

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Gatti-Casazza’s New Con- tralto Appears With the Philadelphia Orchestra. Huneker, volce!"* “Hats off, =, BY,Paul and Mabel

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