The evening world. Newspaper, September 8, 1922, Page 4

a RE snc nem THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1922, — if to Connection With Any Other Establishment in the World }) Landlord” Aids Newlyweds}| {j|| |N FIGHTING, rence tes ee arg ’ and Displays a Tender Heart the PFBELS HAVE i, ein hn a m et | co Ry ee W7 © RSP THIRTY FOURTH STREET } Tsoupte Changed Minds and He Cheerfully | WN theca are uh s $50 stacy He Might Have oie : ROW (if THEIRO ree Be feal landlord, with an honest-to-xood n ' iss) Gams hereby civen that said real landlord John Wanderman : He ap an apartment house on orner of Web Avenue andl] )isavreeiny Over Whether t i ei ‘ — Ambush Relief Train, ShOOt [iid one was remetan Kine i ee Pe vvonee ores e wee-| DR. WILLIAM HALSTEAD, One Another (HS looked over a three- / e other : NOTED SURGEON, DIES YOUNG MOTHER OF TWO It Measures U p in in . Tea Quality N. Sept \ MISSING FROM HOME — BALTIMORE, Md i Ham Stuart Halsted \ i oulowins, an wnexpected elas Woman Dis ered A On Way ¢ 100% of its Sell ing Cost Cost SALADA” _ 7. 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