The evening world. dated March 28, 1919

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i STATE TAX PUT ON TAXES by The Press Pablisbi (The "New York World). . | EW ‘YORK, FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1919, “Circulation...

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PERRO! Prong one $y Jiminary peace treaty might be signed by April 20. Reports that German peace dele. gates will reach...

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2400 SOLDIERS LAND HERE AMID BIG SNOWSTORM ‘Weather First Threatens to Keep Men on Cruiser Over Night—Other Ships Due. Of...

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=a Sy GC aa oe ee SALTO NUTS De'icious—Nutritious. Try “em once—buy “em always. B . SCHOOL & EASTER CLOTHES TERETE aliens...

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~AREREADY TOSELL ter of one, were awarded prizes and medals yesterday for selling $14,772,- $82.21 of War Savings Stamps...

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eS. ee eee | i j wt Dee hoa _THE EVENING WORLD, | | mona Borough, a Special Deputy |a course in engineering at the Scien |

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1919. THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MARCH 28, TURE EUR ORO ROR IO DONO OLA OOO LOLOL PLO e NOL. B’dwoy, 34th to 35th Ste We Sell

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oe ee ss «ee ——— et a a ij jon Forum sentueyed In this city The Evening World - | ment, * he said. TI his work ngver |...

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4 establishment of Louls Tommaso at No. 279 Bushwick Avenue, Brooklyn, i \shortly before 10 o'clock last night and, weeping,

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FOE Ss OE DEE > sarees aa ae — Naeem 2H THE QUALITY MEATS—PROVISIONS—POULTRY | TES Foot AGM y, Wholessle—Retail. Substantial

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THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAROH 28, 1919. "4 La a } ij y | force, more than fifty of the meas- fares shall not be more than

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i EE EE ET ~~ ‘Want New Hebrew Orphanage. A campaign to raise $100,000 toward {8 new home for the tn- night at a the building

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Doc rosea : , tHe EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, [port the same trouble in obtatning | food from Jong-cultivated surréptitious...

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———— ee THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAROH 28, 1919. Women's Stockings fielal Bik $ Cy brown or eray. = Bh, 2B | Easter Apparel

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“One Woman to Another By Marjorie Brett Tilnor Carstairs tapped her foot t Patiently, und. glanced at her wrist h Her...

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“KEL LNER BROS. Fwenty-nine years selling Good Furniture Southeast Corner [5th Street and Oth Avenue Tiree piece Living Room

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ee. f f Jaures was a strong advocate of sea | 9-YEAR-OLD GIAL IS from 9 1 Cachin | oelalist ‘ hree year miiltery gervice law,

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~~ ee ees PSS. s lS 4 bibiaiobis cel tails ih vie : CONCERTS AND MUSIC. bectaee neae- | WINTER GARDENRgai'2t | MAb QPOLITAN

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——— + COLGATE BEQUEST DELAYED. | death of Mrs bess Fienath Colgate is] Under the terms of the will of Mrs. according to James

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- ~”* Lae eee See RAE! MNO bs IF EES TR oo Siete reeds Sei 20 THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1919. Vive Daye’ Dete...

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BREWERS TOFIGHT WILLIAM! HENKEL, ‘DRY INTERVENTION REPUBLICAN CHEF WN’2.75'BEERGASE DIES AT HIS HONE ae Page a Was Untied...

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ee ee ————— ee a SES OSGSE AI alg oS: smears Sane SSO G2 Pe re Plenty in Store for the Sport Fan This Season. Cuore’. 1 ‘The

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ee Ses Ee THE EVENING WORLD, eee ee, MARCH GIRLS! BEAUTIFY YOUR © Voshelt Will Have to peatoorsg © HAIR WITH “DANDERINE”...

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FRIDAY, MA RCH 28, 1919 Who Are New Yorkers? Close-Ups of the Actors in the City’s Daily Movie Drama. THE CLIMBERS—No. 3. By

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Eun Pauline Furlong’s Talks _ On Health and Beauty Copyrteht, 1019, by the Press Publishing Co, (The New York Brenig World.)

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DMA AL A I ESTABLISHED BY JOSEPH PULITZER, @ublshed Daily Except Sunday by the Press Publishing Company, Noa $3 to ABDI 63

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ah “It’s all wrong, all wrong,” declared Gus Fuss yesterday, after he had been f@wardéd $15 or five days by Magis-| trate...

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i i { } COMIC PAGE March 28, By BIDE DUDLEY a — AND THIS 4 About Plays and Players SO You are —AND WHo ¢ THE OLDEST — are ar