The evening world. dated April 24, 1918

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eae = os . RAMEN, 2.0. me _— Stee ee RRR WEL. WEATHER—Fair and cooler. a “ r ‘Books ry ven to All,’”’ f “ Circulation Books

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; _THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1918, ONE PARTY OF 23 AMERICANS FOUGHT UNTIL ONLY 9 WERE LEFT — _ evening on the

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and a oan Republican went \ saci . Syracuse | THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, With Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt ur 1918. THE

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BELGIAN MISSION COMING. ‘NEW JERSEY RECTOR, WASHINGTON, April View of rathering ‘Minister and head of National Reconstruction

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‘ ~« | and testimony introduced Monday CREEL, ON STAND, DENES HE OD “ADINNASSE Testifles He Told Merrill Rogers, Business...

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BER OND? Third Liberty Loan! liberty 400 PUBLISHERS ARE BACKING IM Rid of Disloyal Head.” Astoria this Morning, eat In...

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on Daty, bat ble Acctd [William Davis, sixty-five, of No, 358 strand Avenue, Brooklyn, a tower- in employed by the B. It. T.,

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s THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1918, ACIDS IN STOMACii SAMP WLS SOLDIERS 22 STEEL FREIGHTERS, | METEOR AT...

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: Joy Beau Danish some water w lered delatone, trace oO} thout @ blemish, Caution dhould | be d to be certain that it is...

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[statement recently made by Vice Presi- jdent I ©. Reuschaw of the Mitchell | Motors Company, Ino, of Racine, Wis. “The very

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The Time for Action is NOW! __THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1018, _ BUY AND SAVE! Begin to save carefully and...

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j i ‘ | }-PARED WITH THE TIPPERARY IS ONLY A STEP COM- BENCH AFTER THE THIRD STRIKE. sincacbongy He RETREAT TO THE BEST...

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ONE GAME OF OUR NATIONAL PAS- TIME WON’T LOSE THE PENNANT, ESPECIALLY IF IT’S WON IANTS STILL A PROBLEM DESPITE GLEAN RECORD

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ee ee eee ons ae ee ida eT PURI IS TAN "4 N WEDNESDAY, ers APRIL 24, 1918 APRIL 24 Blame It on John Philip Sousa, «Trap...

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ByP 3 as careful style. Women w hats and severe PORES, th, tight collars and stocks, For ¢ harrow lines to the figure so...

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i ; ‘ ’ i mm ne ee eee rer — aS | EDITORIAL PAGE i Maas La ~ By J. H. Cassel | Sayings of Mrs. Solomon Penta Day or ty a...

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Salome,” as Seen at: the Comedy BY CHARLES /ARNTON ¢/ JN my humble opinion, the Wash- ington Square Players have al- ways...

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ee ine ABEL E: and Players |) By BIDE DUDLEY AYMOND HITCHCOCK and his 7 pany will cir Chicago engage- and next Monday ome...