The evening world. dated September 23, 1912

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ys ; ’ P , pe ‘ AUTO BANDITS IN GUNFIGHT AFTER HOLDUP. CREELMAN YELLS AT ALDERMAN — — WBRATHER—Rain and probably Tuesday,...

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4 % . if F Ya 33 and Popper was impressed by good looks. Walking beside @fAt and wearing a little black slouch hat. a...

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“SUCHE” GREETS GRIEVING FATHER A STEAMER PE ‘Hello, Dad!’ Interrupts Quest of Mr. Dalzel for Details of Tragedy. GIRL ENDED

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a i 4 f » THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1912, TWOPAIROF TWINS Two Pairs That Beat Four of a Kind ON SHIP KEEP DADS

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as ODD MILLINERY WHIMSIES FOR AUTUMN OF 1912 Paris Fantasies Which Make This Season’s Hats Distinctive, gic THE FEATHERS ARE

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of the text or the effectivences of action. Tristan‘'s long time a-dying was too material jn atmosphere and Inolde’s bestod

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THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1912. 7 junc (OUR f0th ANNIVERSARY SALES NOW ONII PICKPOCKET CHASE | , We Are...

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Ds THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1912. | ASSASSINS KILL “STUDENT,” WOUND HIS COMPANION. Murphytem will be leaders

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}* , sive health laws, and a stricter enforce- THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1912. |vresnure that mtat be relieved

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WAKERS OF PANO GOON STRKE AND TELPNNESHS Demand a Fifteen Pits Per Cent. Increase in Wages in the Metropolitan District. j

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TAS EBVENINY WUELY, AY FIGHT FOR REVOLVER IN AEWELRY STORE ~_ WHEN SWINDLE FILS Purchaser of Diamond Draw \ Check, Then Tries

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mea UP-TO-DATE AND NEWSY BES a THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBE 28, 1912. —o- Football Season Free From Casualties So Far.

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THE SVEN . a ING WORLD, MONDAY, Founder of Bloomingdale Store And Sons, Who Are Celebrating BLOOMINGDALES FORTY YEARS IN...

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Che SE atiorio. ESTABLISHED BY JOSPPI{ PULITZER. . lished Daily Except Sunday by the Pi difshing Com: 1» Noa, 63 to Published

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WELL WHATE ‘THe TROUBLE WITH POPs LITTLE MAN P 1 Tdinn 1 Dip Some THine You wit SCOLD MB FOR. A MAN Wu2 AT THe ae ASKING FOR

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SOCRATES INSANE F AINE TODAY SAS SURROGATE Modern Experts Would Call the Great Philosopher a Monomaniac, HE'S LUCKY TO BE...