The evening world. dated March 12, 1913

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RIEDMANN TELLS HOW HE FOUND “CURE” BATHINN—Faie to-night; Rain Probable Thuraday, rom se emome EDITION. The a | Circulation |

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—_——$$—$ $ ___—- month for the privilege of operating the pooiroom at One Hundred and Thirty-sixth atreet and Eighth avenue.

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THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAROH 12, 1918. 8 200 Kast Seventy-seventh psenan chased Leschke to THM ‘...

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assis HELENIENKNG NOU ARAN SUED BY AN AUNT Woman Who Figured in Smug-! Qling Disclosures Promised Life Support, Says...

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THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAROH 12, 19138. Bu ———"“« Better Goods for the Same Money or the Same > Goods for Less Money

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| | | aS Re eee La ACUSES MAYOR OF CRIMINAL BELO SEP PULITZER Ralph Pulltzer Lodges Infor- mation Against Gaynor With ,...

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THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1918. | ? § e e° WISE SUMMING \\P dictments that Mr. Hawthorne, son of | HOBBLE...

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vw SULZER FORWLY EHARGESCOL SCOTT “WITH INEFISENY Papers Served on Prison Su- perintendent, Who Will Fight Governor’s...

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THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1913. ! Sundays would te excluded in reckoning “ ") Police Commissioner Waldo met in

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i : 2.000 POLICEMEN TAKE ‘EXAMS’ FOR EIGHT VAC VACANCIES : Half the Force iden ee for Ser- geantcies; Physical Test Rejects

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‘eo "EAT CHEAP EGGS AND SOARING MEAT PRICES WILL FAL Dealers Declare Advances in Cost 's Usual in Springtime —Still...

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13 COULD IT BE WORZ? HERE ON HONEYMOON, BUT NO MRS. WORZ Sailed From Schiedam on Rot- terdam; She Missed the Boat, Says He,

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— GREATEST PRADE. “*wss9eresr yc) nea sunei | EVERPLANEDFOR S.PATREKS UY It’s to Be a Home Rule Jibi- lation Next Monday and

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16 _ THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAROF 12, 1918. WATERWAY LEAGUE TAKES |GREETINGS TO WILSON R ACING FIGHT TO WASHINGTON.|

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_—- ‘of No. 45 Broome st eS ee THE EVENING WORLD, ELEVEN PRISONERS “OUT OF THIRTEEN GET PRISON SENTENCES General Sessions...

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THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY MARCH 12, 1918. sxosewev| BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN _.THE...

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iv mee tor Maurel will be the Napoleon and | Valli Vaill the Josephine. THE DEAREST | «| ‘Pauling Frederick denies she has

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PeMished Dally Except Sunday by the Prees Publishing Company, Nos. 53 to 63 Park Now, New York. RALPH PULITZER, President, 6

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YA OUGHT To See WHAT THIS LITTLE | | FELLAH CAN DO! “Liberty Hall” Revived to Make an Anniversary. BY CHARLES DOARNTON. IK

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MALONE WILL BE COLLECTOR OR GET 18 UST AS O00 Still Talked of as Loeb’s Suc- cessor, While White House 's Silent on Mitchel.