The evening world. dated November 14, 1922

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Ft i sg en foo NEGRESS REFUTED BY MRS. GIBSON’S She PINAL i EDITION Ween (“Cirontation Be Books Open to Alt.” Open to All.”

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4 and is her particular pet out of her four or five hounds and mon- hobbled up and iaid its head ber knee as she talked. It

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. 1 y 4 it SHARP STRUGGLE |&u ‘IN CONGRESS SURE ON VOLSTEAD LAW Both Sides Confident of Winning, Quoting Figures to Prove It.

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i oo eee ONE 4 CHTY 10 GET FREE HAND IN HOME RULE "BY NEW PROPOSAL Gov. Miller’s Appointees Said to Favor Wide Pow- ers for

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Te RRR RR EET TTY 2. ~ MAYOR WILL RULE TRANSIT IN CITY, GRAIG DECLARES) Informs West End Association New Commissioner Will Le

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EN SMITH TAKES OFFICE IW ALBANY (Continued) ticket. It looks as if Jerry got a gold brick after all. The term of john B....

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PMU MUA TIT EE A J Imported Beaded Tunics J Specially Priced at $22.48 Our latest importations, and they quite exceed all the

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= =e ———————seneecemmmerarssssnenees SU. THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1922, of the stuff seized ts placed at...

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* Non - Enforcement of Taxi Law Causes Many Tragedies in N. Y.. Cold Figures of Dead and Maimed in Street Accidents Don’t...

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Wwe could keep the records of thes @rivers so t year it could they tried police. WOULD GET A POLICE SHIELD. “The Police...

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School No. 47, at No. 225 East 23d Street, and in one of thé classrooms saw little children who have never heard a sound...

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By DON ALLEN J FILMERICK. There Carr, Pho was worshipped from near and from far. Her smile was so sweet, *T would knock you

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ney At Opening of of Opera Season THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, Her Tosca’s absolutely got them curtain, but nobody I saw was

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| | Gave Bloomin’ Rum to Tug Crew, | E Nearly Lost’is cee r’s Pay British Ship's ee Says Men Violated Orders, That’s Why U.

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Laborers Now Earn Cent an Hour in Germany; Teachers $31.30 Year Theatrical Stars Get 75 Cents a Month and Stagehands Demand

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- Ee . 7 K » aM ‘THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1922, eo ee et Eee iia ii sadism DETROIT JURORS TALK |MRS. ANITA

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(alae ite tht aot in de cectanion ee GIRL LOSES MEMORY WHEN REFUSED A JOB; STRICKEN IN OFFICE Waker to Hospital Dazed After

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ae 1+ ~- a ee me ITU i net ome eeepc eee ETT IIE, i THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1922. © = hes resumed his role

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x screoracl IMPORTANT! and ‘ t ce Up were misat r This space is not sufficient for us to Uist of a group tn the barber shop

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THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1922," — aise Boalt Boca BR) bh Mn nk LE LE HAS STRENUOUS WORKOUT PREPARING FOR...

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ARE BROKEN BY Gh NR | ise Leading Girl Athletes. more experienced competitors. For instance, there !s Miss Helen perts in...

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THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1922.’ 4 At t Opening of 37th Annual Show be a lon aes tee merger a ee 100 Air...

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THE EVENING! WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14 WO DOLLARS will be paid for each item printed on this page. Checks are mailed daily.

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| WHO’S WHO AND WHAT HAS HAPPENED: MARTIN BLAKE, law clerk 4 taste of it when his employer, with a longing for adventure,...

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The Twelve “Points” of Beauty A Dozen Ways in Which a Woman Can Improve Her Own Appearance Point No. 7—The Neck - ° e By...

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ESTABLISHED BY JOSEPH PULITZER. Pu daily The biahing RALPH PULITZER, President, 63 Park Row. J. ANGUS SHAW, ‘Treasurer, 68

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THE Tees, . oy __THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMREP 14, anastini Aa! Bint ®] others who deserve honorable men- euturess...

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Start the Day with a Laugh | TUESDAY, NOVEMBER .14, 1922 { ® Good ell rt Is Tol! Evening *Laugh®: | By Bide Dudley | JOE’S