The evening world. dated November 4, 1912

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BETTING FAVORS WILSON AND SULZER: ODDS NOW 5 TO 1 ON HEAD OF TICKE a PRICE ONE CENT. Che * Circulation Books Open to All.?”

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5 LkSOO OT OMIGEIBVICO ? uth Countt jtowa of Norwell herald victory shortly after 1 o'clock in the FIN MANY OF THE STATES...

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WOMAN WHO DIED IN TUB MAY HAVE BEEN POISONED Coroner Orders Autopsy on) the Body of Anna Van Auken, SEEK HER MEN FRIENDS....

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ACEI, OTT RS: ATE SHE BVENING WUKLD, MONDAY, | Bulgarian apies were caught | rive’ at Taile-Burgay from the Darda-| not prove

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PARADE TO-NIGHT OF WILSON MEN ton Square to Precede Dem- onstration To-Night, MARCH UP BROADWAY. William B. Homblower Will

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I nr = nn ee nen ant eR nd a wiste al | filling tits iong biel ud eminary at Mad inc NO ELECTION BONFIRES. Sig Tim" Sullivan

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(en's $3.60 to $4.00 i Every | shoes at $1.95 _ 1,000 Men’s || purchase i cae Petent colt and tan, $1.90 Derby a in ;...

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ae ee emicumannaaind ee me a een PL A EE cE ENE Ne NS THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1919) ‘Peal odgate bon [ectiing

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THE EVENING WORLD, “AXEL STILL THINKS THERE WERE TWO! - - By Vic Aw CHEER UP AXEL ~ YOU WON A FIGHT ONCE WHEN YOU HAD A FEW

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| THEY WED AFTER THEN FL Miles and Marries Man She’d Never Seen. arT i i 1905, where he SIRE eA RR CIP STEE TREND te E that

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| asked myself several times. AN I know ts that I wanted to get it off my mind, I used to think about it when I was alone or

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x "s i “4 Vig? ete kaye: 12 POLICEMEN FIGHT; ONE DYING, BUT NO | CHARGE I MADE loboken Authorities Face Mys- tery of Shooting

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Aeolian Hall Is Openca Witha Piaiio Re cital! Street, designed Of Mendetssoln tal Purposes, was op ternoon by Gott from...

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CAPTA, SAVED, TELLS OF MATE GRAZED C8 WRECK _—_——> Survives Sea Horrors While Companion Hung to Mast De- mented and Half...

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WONT LOSEHOMES shea UNDER DECISION: t almost all of the y affected. Such proof to Justice Crane in the Decause the fand it

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16 - __ THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1912. UP-TO-DATE ueanevev| BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK. EDITED BY ROBERT

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Shakes Nearby Police Station and Reserves Surround Block. THIEVES — ESCAPE, | oars had not been opened, as the burs Gharge of

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oO ns en See ne ssa Sel asc a pia aC THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER ui ” to the full wtory of Charley's capture TOM...

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FIRL HUNG SUSPENDED +FROM WINDOW FIGHTING + FAWILY TO LET HER OIE Moliceman Rushes Upstairs as’ ‘ Parents Become Exhausted i

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| | \ Che EL eaorio. [|The Day of Rest #& + ERT Ba By Maurice Ketten ESTABLISHED BY JOSEPH PULITZER. Bunda) the Pr blishing

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7, The Evening World Da fi Be “S’Matter, Pop?” 175 ALL oFF! WILLIE 15 NOT WELL T SUPPOSE p 1 SUPPOSE % Ding THA DING Loo...

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\ FAT ACTRESS BINTS HERSELF OUT OF 8 Jeanette Lowrie Fired Be- cause She Got Too Thin for Her Part. 7 ~ yet | er tt Tite sf i