The evening world. dated March 13, 1913

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SULZER OUSTS SCOTT AS HEAD OF PRISONS Woman Living at Uptown Hotel Held as Church Thief WEATHER—Raia to-night and Friday. FI

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pest Pathan 4 Pt ‘ ] ; F; j 7 dent, and that justness and fairness require that the Investigation of such charges should be

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. TLS OF WEDDING OF RCH MAN OF 73 OHSS Walter’s Nurse Tes- His Bride Guided Hand as He Signed. SWERED NO QUERIES. ‘Aged...

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TS on AT ay $ . Forced Back From Manger! | Tombs awaiting trial for the murder of t THE EVENING WORLD, MEXICAN BULLENS {Day

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IF HAMIMERSTEIN HAD ONLY HEARD THESE FISH SING abr hat, an i: Operate Mate on Napo Tried to Capture 9 Amazon Warbler. "TWAS

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Practical adaptation of this manner of | coatatvan with the elongated belt line “raping, especially suitable for reat] but as

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’ FIREMEN IN PERIL > -- inety-Gallon Vat of Boiling}; Disinfectant Goes Up in 3 Soap Factory. Greenwich V th get more and as

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Well-to-Do Farmer L: Specifications for a Wife in an “Ad.” ys Down @) | Allied Publishing Workers Demand meeting of the...

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NINE ARE SENTENCED: | UR FIRST OFFENDERS =BET ANOTHER CHANGE his Bases on H welve Arraigned Had Pleaded | tilty to...

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ar whial NRE RR aw EH a te Ng i THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1913. In New York’s Shopping NICK AND HIS. HORSE Ae PL

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ROOSEVELT EDS ONSPEAKIG TOUR "AMONG USERS winnie 4 Lepves the Local Clans Guess Republicans ing as to Their Course on Fusion,

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a Wf | i WILSON EULOGIZES BROVER CLEVELAND AS NOTABLE PRESENT Regrets He Cannot Attend Dedication of Birthplace as a Public

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THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1918. ate Ea owe =o 0 We as Surety Stamps Free With All Purchases aud Redeem Them in

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Ce eee ee the America’s Cup to state the size of the boat with which ho intends to race, | ¥ ae Woll as name the days on...

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hoe outrages, hammers, Mnts “WAR” STOREHOUSE. °° OF SUFFRAGETTES RAIDED BY POLE — an ‘i i BEAUTIFULLY DARKENS sass TAF HAR

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on. ‘a 4 | RATES aie Nees ee Se eee ae DETTE MRS. ENKNS “DOESNT OVE WNTY" | iz, Ys, ‘Reestion of Veracity Between Two Women

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ARREST BOY AND “ERGIN.” | sone Suggested that he might make dditaes some extra money by “picking up" Fi rl atest fee G1 to|

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EPS EEE BY a ARMREN e sev nts OEY Bo Fire Chief scott of Summit, N. J., has ordered rubber boots of volunteer fire- Wen...

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itl 4 i; N.Y CENTRAL'S ARN’ | RUSES GAYNOR AT THE HEARNG ON CROSSING F — y° 41h Street Promise $2,000,- +000 Bill for...

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if ii "Wo Boxer Has a Better Right 40 deopriatt, 1018, ty The Pre ‘L eyeoognize Mandot as * Than Cross to Claim a Match With

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a ere eT het THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, ‘MARUM 18, IBTs. Asylum benefit Sunday night. Grace Piikins as the star. Olive...

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ee ESTARLISHSD “BY JOSHPH PULL Published Daily Except roa Lf the Press Publishing Company. Nos, 53 to Kk Row, New Yori 2c aaa

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+ 4 IEW IPIBAY, Ruth St. Denis Beautiful to See | in Dance Plays. BY CHARLES DARNTON. TEP by step that alluring dancer, Ruth

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| } sane THOMPSON LEFT $2,000,000 T0 PRINCETON BY WILL Half the Sum Available Now and the Rest on Death of Widow. Our Women