The evening world. dated December 18, 1911

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__| “ Circulation Books Open to All." | __ Coorrintt, Utke New work Wena NEW YORK, M REATY FLINGS HER BABY |r. Ethel Siebert,

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Pn AHR. Re aver emen ere rrereer ; , ~.2 THE EVENING “WORLD; “MONDAY, DECEMBER -18, 1011. * ns) . : a © reine. CRESS SSS...

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. ‘‘ _-THE, .BVEMING. WORLD, MONDAY, DECEMBER ..1¢ a SS MN sa lt KNIFE DUEL ‘Millionaire Sportsman and Mrs. McKim | ||FE MAY

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ccamnatcsliaheage an semceegnapeaen piste (8 NAVEL SLIT! LOL! IEE LE LLNS SELES ail ; THE MVENING WORLD, MONDAY, DRomMBER 18,

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tease ve ee ae Vat wea 4 THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, DE CEMBER 18, 1911. Maurice Donnay’s play “The Return from Jerusalem,"

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| | | + 4 # k ‘ Chairman of the Com-| mittee on Amusemente | and Vacation Resources of Working Girls, Just | Incorporated,

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; _THE EVENING fs litt MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1011. es ; turday night (MORE FRIENDS OF ANIMALS, | oPcrtior sok plac on san = ©

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lawyers to the Court of Appeals from OSSHETE GIRLS ie WILL GET HOME FOR XMAS ted to Have Jourt of Pardons iad hep Release...

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THE EVENING _WORLD, “MONDAY, DECEM 18, 1911, ‘ o_ es arene Open Evenings This Week Until 7 o’ Clock—Saturday Until 1...

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| maxes ail the barrete and hogsheads|on the track behind the fret 6 American Sugar Refining Com- | Just managed to escape bh

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BECAME ATHEF TOBURY SO, NOW RETURNS MONE Mysterious Woman in Auto Acts as Messenger of ‘Friend’ She Says Is Dead. Following

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THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY Sb ASR ER SEAM Oee Bk Rn Di Many have been hanging on year after | pay $12.0 caretare and $9 for

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Vatmdhn a ery GE COMPANY ONE WEEK 10 SUBMIT} f Inion Men Want President Cortelyou to Agree to Arbi- trate the Differences.

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RMP er > nm - THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, ‘DECEMBER “18, 1911: UP-TO-DATE AND NEWSY ng } W Jack Johnson is Really Broke f He

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me yy 1 Corps to Skaters. Forty-one etudents of the Y. M. CO, A. Training School at Springfield, Mass., athletes, have formed

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and pete And at this point you learn that Fil-|7 was tives, Womankind for a century or|© More has groans’ whder the tyranny

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Soloist With Philharmonic -_——¥_¥_—. Singe Ieolde’s Narrative and Gives a Short Re- eitel During Intermis sion—Mr. Stransky

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— Che TABLISHED BY JOSEPH PULITZER, it PuBfished Dally © lny the Preae Poblighing Company, Nos. 68 to 3 Dark Now York RALPU

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i er ee “I'he Fables of © Eyeryday Folks ‘By Sophie Irene Loeb Copyriaiit, 1911, by ‘The Prose Pobiishing Co, (Phe New Yosk

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ort T ENFORCE ALL LAWS, HE TELLS PASTORS “Neither Can You Enforce the en Commandments,” De- , @ clares the Mayor. SCORES ONE