The evening world. dated December 20, 1918

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"If lt Happens In New York It’s In The Evening World’’ woe il Y > PRICE TWO CENTS. | “Cirenlation Books Open to an” ee ‘YORK,

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upon @hich Engiand, Italy are represented. The cordiality shown at eubject of much comment who were present. event, mutual

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“WANT TOGO HOME” SOLDIERS CLAMOR FOR LOST RECORDS SO THEY MAY BE PAID NOW Papers Missing, They Can’t HOW TO FIND WOUNDED Be

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PROBA IS Haein te LE # 4 . ] ¥ ‘ a% wen. ee f Kent if ast ake THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1918, 3 4 s R ‘ " able

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a % Arey a a aie eee “ dence a aiasienaseaen — TMD, wt BRIDGE TRAFFIC RELIEVED.| all “horse-drawn vehicles from the Manhattan

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i t ' Six Hold Up Found Car, on Street in Everett, * Lynn, paym AUTO BANDITS SHOOT | PAYMASTER; GET $12,000, The Filth Avenue

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war tary indicated his purpose to cancel contracts where work has not been started #0 that keels laid from now on may be for

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ISLAND REPORT = SWYS THERE WEE NO SECRET PROF Calls for Explanation, How- That the facts do not justify ever, of Outlay of

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————: _ that he would send his brother Charles iuh @ certified theck for $1,250, Later ‘ 4 check was presented, the bonds jo

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ONE DAY SALE—-FOR SATURDAY ONLY AN OPPORTUNITY TO OBTAIN THIS SEASON'S LATEST CREATIONS OF WINTER WRAPS AT WHOLESALE PRICES

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‘aT PLUNGE KILLS. FIVE NEAR ATLANTIC CITY Two Women Among Victims When Car Crashes 40 Feet From Hg Drawbridge. ATLANTIC CITY,

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v ad + ‘ 3 DECEMBER 20, 1918. ed if “FOR ALL SOLDIERS =>: comin EE. Acker, Merrall & Condit fp | iS PLANNED HERE. to make...

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J _S THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1918. _ mense quantities of this “torsien® | shellfish in all parts of Great...

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If“‘Saving Mone SALE OF WOMEN’S & MISSES’ COATS, SUITS & Milk Dealer Here Tak County for Ar he Pr Suffin nN, Y., TIFFANY &

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BONE DRY BY MISTAKE, Eight #1 Falls Sploons HITCHCOCK LASHES ARMY MAIL FIASCO) “‘croses'c toate wreneue neea. Fight ealoons

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16 MRS. DREXEL IMPROVING. Former Mins Marjorie Gould Rests After Appen: Mrs. Anthony Mrs. George J. Gould's eldest ter, who

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‘ \ . >» THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DEORMBER Rs 1918. HARVARD'S ENGINEERING Break a Cold SCHOOL IS REORGANIZED : In Few Hours

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oR ed EA SEPT = wee Postmintress at Tuxedo Park. Mrs. Hadith Kent, who for five years, as postal clerk has handled mail for

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aeuncement o-day af the cancellation estrictions and orders of the War Industries Board, ef- fective Jan. 1, and the...

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IS IDENTIFIED AS iscStecetsiver: —AREINDIGTEDON Brooklyn case in some manner. In | Greenwich, Conn., a soldier was taken |

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on CHARITY. \ i | “WE JOINED—HAVE YOU?” Put your flag in your window —let your neighbors know you haven't for- gotten...

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— — om ; THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1918. 4...» [REVIEWING THE WORLD OF SPORTS XMAS SALE Skates & Bicycles Until

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cr cron a COLBY WANTS SHIPS GIVEN of the United States Bhipping Board in|, an address her of the millions of tons of shipping

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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1918 Held by U.S. After the War; — President Vanderlip of National City Bank Presents Figures, Points

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—_— The Sub-Self | By the Rev. Thomas B. Gregory Copyriaht, 1918, by The Prese Publishing Co. (The New York ning World) |...

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fi ® Be x i P ESTARLISHNED BY JOSEPH PULITZER. Pudblisied Daily Except Sunday by, the Pree¢ Publishing Company, Nos. 63 te 63

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) \ 9 X i LD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1918. OPEN UNTIL 7 P.M. ONLY yc as 6i4 4 A HEART AND A DOLLAR Three Shopping Days. " P ee

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By BIDE ~_ a PLAYHOUSE to be culled the Pershing will be opened a: ae 44th Street and Madison Ave- | nue Christmas Evo for