The evening world. dated April 5, 1918

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FRENCH HOLD ROAD TO AMIEN WEATHER—Fair; warmer Saturday. “If It Happens In New York | %, if ”? It’s In The Evening Wor cy ¢

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Pind — ee eee eon The enemy employed strong forces and delivered repented iussulis on our positions, These attacks were...

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PE and Special Correspondents. NAMEROTHENBERG (15,000 N BONDS, AS COHEN SLAYER IN INDICTMENT, Waiter Known as “Big Morris”

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Oe ee ee eet ST ee TT a Helm TN We ears eee eens recent te ccna Tain a ta eS i i ee ae ) a ATEN IN DARK ATSTATION, SAYS...

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THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, _APRIL Yu bee TH 20 OTHERS TO INTERNMENT CAME Jewish Editor and Chemist May Yet Face Criminal |

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LLL TT a ST AT aS ee ee eee aie ei eats ee Anata lal CR OE RO 5s Dette _- ! NR a 2% SUED FORLIBEL BY - BARON VON RADECK...

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eeepc eneeencrescreren seers } ; / THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1918, { FORDE ARE A sdohon Furs Stored You cannot...

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| 4 6 (THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1918. —_ SERIES Faas anne stl AT HEAD AN TS AT CAMP DIX CIRCUS Memhants in Various

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THE EVENING WORLD; FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1918, " HHT FAMILY OFF, - : «a Se ame © nate 7 a Shien 8k 34th St. LEAPED T0 DEATH 36...

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Se ee ey ee ee eer —— at ee a” Leen eee ee eee ee ewe ees | feerw A be ‘ae ma just been an-| stions of the ‘the result of ex-

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CARPENTER WL FOR $350.00; Alleges Undue Influence Contest of the will of the late Gen Horace W. Carpentier has been berun...

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ewe ary etnite aes eect ee et ee tee A Seas Sh ee ee + eons Use “Tiz” for tender, puffed: . up, burning, calloused feet and

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' ‘ a E77 THE EVENING WORLD, |London 's Spring Bonnets of Steel, | To Ward Off Bits of Shrapnel ODDITIES in THE NEWS HE...

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| WINES é LIQUORS At Great MENG OWEN ‘ *Won't Sit in gre Room” as With Senator Who A ~ Savin § tacked Tammany. 5; PPS ok I

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Pf THE EVENING WOR ~ ore The Coast Guards have been con- ducting a recruiting drive and between 500 and 600 have enlisted...

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OO SO el eee Steed te ewe reese - ne See ed RE ene oe ee aes Sa ee | vder, thi d e rhe: eatin Ove } > 4 t} ij and & litte of

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a a = —_ . a ‘ THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1918,” , fe Marceline Back in Ring After Retiring \¥0 iscsi ese so OETA

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SOLD EVERY FARM HE ADVERTISED IN THE WORLD WILLIAM A, WILCOX REAL ESTATE P FARMS AND COUNTRY ESTATES A SPECIALTY Westerly, R.

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Notes in Society Miss Sally Damon, daughter of Mr. @ Mra. Joseph Neil Damon, will be Married to Licut. field, Ordne A, son of

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’ : ‘THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL J 1918.” suai, ar A tn Brooklyn’ 3 Kiddie Klub Show, To-Morrow, ; FOOD BOARD AGAIN...

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a ee : THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1918, “THE long arm of the Transatlantic Cables brings the news fg of the Great

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” » the Red Crow! Wew York Legislature Finally) Waking Up and Is About to Abolish Ancient Blue Laws Prohibiting All Kinds of

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; | ntea Yesterday that she hed caret] ; AUTOS HITT TWO IN IN HARLEM. Herself as a Daughter. ously injured yesterday in...

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van ae “Peoe Of their alliance, { i i / } { FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1918 The Most Striking Things I Saw on 15 Battle Fronts In the

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Two-Minute Beauty Chats By Pauline Furlong | Conrright, 1918, by The Press Publishing Co, (The New York Evening World.)...

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+e cal tre = J aon Ome Che Evening Moris, ESTABLISHED BY JOSEPH PUL 5 Published Daily Except Sunday by the I Publishing...

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ee . ca ba - Ps , 4 ‘ a ; few | THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1918, ~ PREE OF SULLIVAN ESTATE. [in the appointment...

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COMIC PAGE Friday, April 6 Yes, and ‘Put Rent Days Off Until Next Year! ‘ You Dont UNDERSTAND COHGRESS PASSED A LAW “TO MOVE