The evening world. Newspaper, October 7, 1911, Page 1

EDISON SEES AMERICA’S RUSH STILL ON FOR WOR WHATIU Kain probable to-night FINA EDITION. Ss ie _ PRICE. ONE CENT. THES RS $100,000 ADVANGE SALE 2 nas ALREADY FOR TICKETS 10 | MEMLA GAMES OF WORLD'S SERS... but It’s Done and New York Baseball Club o-| SCORES TO TO-DAY. Everybody’s Happy. | fices Littered With Mail | Applications To-day. Tied, NATIONAL LE LEAGUE. PARENTS BOSS WEDDING | seen AT NEW YORK. Te: ra Si sp apy | BOSTON— School Friends Salute Couple TOWN BASEBALL CR wy. W026 OO Bo cs ltt 1 Friends Salute Couple | GIANTS = | as They Leave Church at ; '2000000-2 . Despite Demands, Secretary) naresion and Rariden, Ma South Orange, | juard 1 | Gray Says Everybody Will | BED ols AMERICAN LEAGUE. lati, Greg Be Taken Care Of. — gathered outside to AT BOSTON. j roll Arthur ; ieee aN iw. ASHINGTON— | m-year-old Ruth 1 All New York fs bassball crazy | voudtl -—- | Tin he rect ft Epie just now over the World's so 8OSTON— Jcopare 1 of the Holy Communion at Everybody wants io see the 0608 N. J, this afternooa by it seems. The subject is dis s—Cashlon and Ainenita; Han] Me Rev rae Oy wet The unton hearts was t every place. Everybody 1 palr of child sweet everybody else how to get tickets. Up! at the Ne » offices mail| | filled with « af ling , up and an extra force of 8 is] Iminatio AT CHICAGO. FIRST GAME CLEVELAND Ris 04710000 _ CHICAGO— one | — aw an rinses eam te HAND IN EUROPE | SON AND THOMAS working overtime sorting question of whether the win or lose is forgotten in the ex ng tickets a mar v020010 — Es Kale and O'Ntell; Walsh see ta FOOTBALL RESIS | First Second Balf Ealf Totai _At New Faven | rieidnel World's series ks, money orders to $100,000 was ISOTEN STON ON LONG LAND ER ES and ip the offi swamp 'On Eve noon and Dr, Hanna, the ee ae reuenan MULLS OO a eta i Lgl aaa Off Mattinicock Point. — | the coveted panicdoa Princ 7 Bt tron |e ee ties At Cambridge J his fat fae be fp t . a lege 0 0 |t a lightnin. thre asted hoon Angele thanks ; Ot \ FANS AFRAID THEY WILL 8E ( |! Suni Ea BARRED FROM GAMES. Hethe rkdo was assis A frenzied m ved if of a growth t | er . | uy, pin young couple fr s at the - 4 5 ; of the Colum! mmar 1 by @ thick wa 1 7 You utsid wer f » 1 nd a & = 8 i ; ‘ WGRAW'S HAND LAME: eat ot : t . ane me GLEEFUL SCHOOL. FRIENDS fF HE'S TAKING A REST. READY WITH SALUTATION: Pt : Y 1 | I is : ’ 4 ; | Memortal Field. E Hie oa cine |LULU GLASER ASKS DIVORCE >: ON GROUND OF CRUELTY. ndatton for} EHD OS wit lares R lerz, Choked ee eran py My tHe w Ie Her Black and Blue \ yoda : eu \ 1 ‘ ! v Yet 4 | be , : ates ace ai ry When) ried in New Yo FIVE INCHES OF SNOW oa a arid Have ben sey FALLS IN NEW ENGLAND. Th x > ae 1 ; : ; “NOR'EASTER” ON WAY HERE. | hye Weather Barenu Metvin Moavy shorn: i an A anim ext we storm Signal, lay the Wa third » | $ 5 tow ‘ d Geloush no time haw been aet for thls | FOR BASEBALL AND RACING bl tn Bee! part of the work, REPORTS SEE PAGE 9, eas a . 4 yn for a char by t | PLENTY OF MONEY TO BACK | orld. i “Circulation Books Open to All.’”* ft 911. Wizard Edison, His Wife and Daughter (Specially Photographed on Board the Liner Amerika for The Evening World.) eee ~—TRATLEDTO MPNAMARAS About Bomb Used at Los Angeles Blowup. ‘S._ SERIES SEATS ATHENR—Rain probable to-night; Sunday fale. EDITION. PRICE ONE CENT. FSIN HOME AGAN, “AMERICA FOR MI,” HE - SAYS AFTER LONG TRP ——_—_—_-e¢e___. —__— 12 PAGES “The Statue of Liberty looks better to me than anything I’ve seen since I left.’’ BREEZY : IIT, | “People on the other side are too TALK thick. But at that they have all | got our machinery.” BROUGHT FROM EUROPE “One great trouble is they are think- ing too much about war—forts and | guns everywhere and every one looking for spies.”’ BY THE }“The Kaiser’s a great hunter. Gets somewhere with a cannon—he / WIZARD _ whistles and they line up the | game—he pulls the trigger and_ TDIGoN Thomas A. Eulson re‘urned to-day from his first vacation in twenty-clght years yurg-American tiner Amerika, He waa accompanied by Mra children, Madeline and Theodore. The wizard of Liewellyn 16 Amerika came off the statue of Liberty he was so glad uid nardly restrain himself from popping bis bead out of the room to kiss her, er tome,” sald Mr, Faison, “than anything T have seen since 1 went away with a I left, and at that I have w sets of rubbers. Vric ve 9 i ra 2 pretty solemn column to a bu ve con back wi o Se CPaeG Coral ent anda noitiey Vaseal a va Trial isi oh cas ea Cuban » WA nto AUB but T've come back with neck like Chet) ee Fr) th Orange supplied a new 1 in Mishap Close Together igarmaker Makes Startling Disclosure What is my tmpression of the people on the other side? Well, T'll tet! you. For the most part the »0 thicl--too wide; but at that they've all got Amer- 1 miles and of it, I saw one of the boys out of ) Germany and he t There was an- er there in charge c nile; they're all y one on the » people on the Kalser Wilheim o¢ 4 sportsman the, Wiaard ex and sald re He age sand hey Line t# out somew ere Ww ere It looks up in front. The dead and all the? Kater, the ga poop! ve © Kaine A great sport, But he's tie don’t you rd tof a reat sportaman, He goes ont and lage e ine nquet. At son with w with me got at TIRE Ss THE HOTH h s ON THE, OPHE R m the ot SIDE. » and they ape 1| CUBAN SHEDS NEW for a t the aeroplane the Inventor of the LIGHT ON BLOWUP : AT LOS ANGELES MUST REVE RSE THE P F RC E NTAGES Lo \ t nan and 1 vat I vas new 1 7] fe p x Amerika were Henry P, Davison Mrs, H. O. Have | never, aris and C. Dannebaum and HILLTOPS’ FINAL GAME | regia OFF BECAUSE OF RAIN, mat n |equaiting the Ameri there you are.” a