The evening world. dated November 16, 1922

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She “Circulation Books Open-to All” yee ORR eS F Copyright (New ‘ops oS snabing VOL, LXIII. NO, 22307 DAILY. York World) by

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MAY WITHDRAW JUDGE 10 SIGN STOKES DEGREE oe Gov. Miller Expected to Take Novel Step in Noted application for « Helen Elwood,

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a Gen. Miles, Old Indian Fighter, An Ardent Golt Devotee ~ YELLOWLEY ATS TO REDUCE FAK PRESTON caetatinentine Druggists Must

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eta aadinebaadl » , Don’t Save Money, Spend It And Get Experience, Is Idea. Henry Ford Gives Man Under 40) Career Begins at

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OF TREASON [Women’s Union Offers Support ["",;2en°: sure reo we 0,P RANKS To Smith on Legislative Plans} 1:00 «0. Downstairs

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THE EVENING WORLD, Vetur Merri aa 9 dweed $22.74 L shag Ad Velour Girls’ and Junior Girls’ Coats .In Complete Winter Variety

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‘SOLEUS. RIGHTS TOBELN PHOTOS COTOTHE WORD Signs Contract for Use of * Word was received to-day from Paris of the signing of

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cep ap al a. Stole Clothes PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 16—Con- fession made to Judge Stern yesterday by a mother who admitted watching

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eS ae _THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1922, WITH GUNS friend, They decided to wateh him —_ and soon saw him drive

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THANKSGIVING FEAST MAY NOT BE $0 GOOD THS YEA First Turkey Shipment This Year Disappointing to the Dealers. The first carload

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Bast Side Soldier Memorial To Perpetuate Immigrant Valor Suggested by The Evening World Fitsises'ct footed stares woo All...

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HIGH COLLEGE FEE | SEEN AS REME DY FOR OVERCROWDING Camegie Trustees May Soon Declare Position on ‘Tui- tion Problem....

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THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1922, Cancer Can Be Cured in Its Early |"s\\y cers ane unsace, Stages, Declares Dr.

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art andl auadedeantentette eae OVER THE WILL OF MRS. ANNA SANKEY New. Rochelle Cousins of ” Widow of Evangelist’s + Son Were

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— ‘ om or a a RE ‘THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1922, We Have Served the Public Faithfully for Eighty Years...

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PRESIDENT ADMITS ~ PUBL SHETOF WEN DRY LAW Writes to Mrs. Robinson That Prohibition Will Be Issue for Generation. ninemsn...

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eee ee Hee » Ba i oi & waa Te EL BUNT ceioos whorwillitake part in! the soefety "2 benefit Yor Italiati-American World’ War

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Fashion By Mildred Copyright, 10: LE sports type of dress T unusually popular this year aniong school girls and business...

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ee “MISCAN FIT LIGENSE PLAN 10 To tnd o wad of qum beneath WEED OUT FAKERS | eo wy hla Examinations to Stop Fraud Impossible,

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By BIDE DUDLEY AY BAINTER will begin her New F York engagement at the Ritz Theatre on Hoffe's play, Arthur Byron is featured

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22 THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1922. @ 4 6; Bill 3’ t t parents were admirers of Mr. Lincoln | real age is an

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(likin oe ee ~ ve Woman’ s Party Meets in Washington to Plan Jts Political Activities WOMAN SIGNS A BOND WITH FINGERPRINT...

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‘ also entered. CHAMPION IN 1921 VICTIM Welker Cochran Wins Uphill Match From Erich Hagélacher, Who Is Disconcerted When Two

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, . eee svewlnG WORLD, SBUBSDAY, nvy Sea du, 1922, INOTABLE FOOTBALL PLAYS OF THIS SEASON ser lumbia and Dartmouth May Play

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mailed daily. dition td this payment. Open to all readers. ‘ OUT OF TOWN. “WATCH YOUR HAT AND COAT!” AVING FINISHED OUR...

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= — THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1922. FIRE MOUNTAIN | BY NORMAN . SPRINGER ILLUSTRATED BY ROBT E. JOHNSTON Me.

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dated bee hai Yourself? pn nrrnrrrnmrre | ‘Know Your Own Worth’ The Secret of Success In Business or in Love, Claim of...

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RTA TL ETI b i H RALPH PULITZ 3, ANGUS SHAW, ‘Treesurer, JOSEPH PULITZER, Secretary, 63 Park Row. Address a0 communications

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(RR NEN RNNIE I STO THE NEW PLAYS “Hospitality” A Cross-Section of Life By CHARLES DARNTON. “JP THE Equity Players keep on

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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1922 ee | The Evening World Comics JOE’S CAR jf ow mat AEH 0 »__ Joe, the “Expert”! | REMEMBER SSE,