The evening world. dated December 6, 1922

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To-Night’s Weather—FAIR, COLDER, WALL FINAL STREET EDITION CLOSING LES Copyright iNew Poh IRELAND A FREE STATE. HOISTS ITS

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| a _ fae if they found the fucitive, Vhiltips, tn belief of the Sher. office, Iv being helped along by tallway'" eyatem,

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a Sai MT i cei i a iia cs 7 EMT ee ME y Tae THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1022) 00000 : SENDS YOUNG FORGER WHITE

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rt . the Prohibition Commisstonerynine, No, 551 West Sith Street, | sMcers. beon forged. After the search one | 20,483...

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THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1922. UCERS ACT |More Bogus Billsin U.S. Than Evers|""°" For virrrina sete] fe cn)

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‘ story to the effect that DENIES RIFT SMITH OVER 1 NEW TRANSIT HEAD Never hdverstod Grover Whalen for Post, Mayor Asserts.

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‘ Tw LOO Ne OME rts rem i Ror ; Serve Five Times as Many People per as in the Morning THE MORAL IS OBVIOUS: Shop.as Early in

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McCutcheon's Fifth Avenue, 34th and 33d Streets Gifts for Men RTICLES he often longs for—and seldom buys for himself. Worth

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THE EVENING WORLDS VIO_p SERVICE COLUMN. ly Capt. Robert Scofield Wood. “by W. T. Mitchell. Detiv- cast. 2 P,...

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th emp — (Continued) mite the tax om gain in capital transactions to 12 1-2 per cent. of much gain, but puts no limit on the

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7 e é i tE3 EVENING WORLD, WEDNiL. ive | Principtes wilt “Yead to wure disaster | foresees the Ukelihood that his whole]...

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Screenings By DON ALLEN FILMERICK. Where was a young comic named Buster, {aa Gry az an old feather duster. Your cares he'll

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THE The Stage By BIDE DUDLEY Judy,” had a birthday yesterday and among the gifts she received was a ton of coal. She will...

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| ser emece te ra Mater ne Lm a rant ee re THE EVENING WORLD, ' : ‘ WEDNESDAY, DEORMBER 6, 1922. ' |GIMBELS : THE STORE OF A

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00 CRIPPLED CHILDREN OF EAST SIDE GUESTS AT UNCLE ROBERT'S PARTY tertuinment, Not until to-day did it become known to...

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i i ; 5 ¥ ’ ws Kiddies of the Kiddie Klub, listen to this! The seventh annual Christmas show of the Kiddie Klub is drawing]

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LOPE LT TL THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1922. STEAL HIS TAXI, $17, LICENSE, BADGE, RUN CAR $3.70, LEAVE IT Trio

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/ Ing, is wortl hearing. Her tons Is a lovely thing to listen to; her musical instinct and intelligence , pleasant to meet. A

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NO CHBOY MASCOT, HEDRAWS $2 FINE sdomclfpiinaine joted War Dog Born in Marne Trenches Gets Her Master in Trouble. Lolita, a

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~ DFOLARES FAMOUS PITCHER “Big Six” Says All Twirlers Will Try to Slow Ball Yank Star to Death Next Season, but He Can Cross

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OXIN G OXER’S MANAGER MONT DE STORY OF BR, EN HAND sRepeats Dave Was Forced to Fight O’Dowd—Board Refutes His, By Ed, Van...

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THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBin v, ive2 SELECT JURY IN SUIT AGAINST GOVERNOR FREE MOVIE STORY BROUGHT OUT CROWD...

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dition to this payment. Open to all readers. MANHATTAN, BANISHED FROM THE AVENUE. HILE COMING DOWN FIFTH AVENUE | noticed a

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ep ca RRR = DCE EERIE BAR ih BAAR A semeatas = ort aN se THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1922. TALBOT MUNDY HOR...

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Last Year’s Dress When There Is No Hem and All Fabric Is Exhausted, There Are Other Means to Try . By Margery Wells....

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ESTABLISHED BY JOSEPH PULITZER. mn dail: by, The mae Sany SER BA ote se RALPH PULITZER, President, 63 Park Row, 3. ANGUS SHAW

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‘HE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1922. the cashier's desk by way of letting hiffr seo she fs ready to be his partner

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