The evening world. dated April 1, 1920

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Get the ere Back on Peace Basis na SIGNS 1 ANTI-RENT GOUGING BILL j “Circulation Books Open to All’ | TO-MORROW'S...

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THE EVENING WORLD, bin text ad held te Hh uh Ahme esr HIEFTAIN — ™ Nain thee Pie Be caer den ty wat OF TAMMANY HALL CROKER

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ay | X SOLDERS’ BONIS PROBLEM | WORRIES CONGRESS HEADS: 7 iad o Me Four Charming Styles in Frocks For Girls and Young Women

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quoted the newspaper Peater Lioyd fa asserting that all of Turkey ex- WAR ON THE BRITISH BY TURKISH REBELS) i constants wou

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As a } , | | | _ Clash With Russians at Nikolaevsk, 700 JAPANESE DIE » IN TWO-DAY BATTLE Siberia, May Be Beginning of...

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- ee MN 8 4 bid i é ba eahe Behar 1 ot a ‘ THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 1 1920. eral etalon ok -onh- nape smnoeties...

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Easter sift suggestions Let Us Do Your ~ Developing, Printing and Enlarging With camera nay ing at bribe. Pos eoy'ee ae On

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ss Charges Co Comission | Exceeded Authority—Says ic eal, the foreman, ‘Courts Only Can Decide. | Were*dut above the Ss ink

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‘CANDY CO.’S 1918 PROFITS National’s Net Gains for 1918 Showed an In- crease of 545 Per Cent. Over 1915’s Mad te ie cad ee Ge

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met an order of di eer a % 7 al the cou; fart is unjust and unregsonable,|shifts the burden of proof from the : ‘ New rsey

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| } b rerseamrneetraeremerttr wit 5 on the fairy shoes end ran homeward, their death there grew up around cause I am thinking

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1% v, “APRIL 1) 1920. ' pacts sn fy a 5 ER RNENE LRTI fe AOROEREN LY IRI ROSE NPS NTN EAT ArT he would within ten days have|

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Broadway at 34th St. all at one special price $38 terials of-known dependability. duplicated at anything near $38 The New...

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Piano and Phonograph Section + imo Open Ev Until 9 o’Clock wr | ; | 9.00 to 5.30 s >| Bre Ly ers p . gon Sie? Mead be ad eho

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ti ‘Ss “| court mny determine represents the ‘BILLS SIGNED TO-DAY: , \ court's discretion. | eee, known as ejectment, and|

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i Disturbed by Muse More Musi oe - Herbert’s Com-| posure Wrecked by Din of Glagsics:. Next Door, ; His Wife Explains, But

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ofa fur coat vaited at $450 and Yaughed ‘and he Asked | us three diamond rings worth $1,200.~ | Where we were going we told

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FROM FRE PERL Firemen May All Go Out Un- less Full Wage Demands "as Rar fet Fem general increase of $300 a year and leaders

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APRIL 1, 1920 the Navy Depéltment’s policy of Vfforence;” no effort was made to bri A URGES U.S. TO LIVE. |DANISH ARMY TOLD

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passage of the Ullman bill, That is the position and did not! plaints, patrol the yy Y et tortor’ not true. ‘There are two OT

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MINISTER’S PLEA FREES S DAUGHTERS Two Girls Convied of Shoplifting Allowed to Go Back to Penn- sylvania Home. Bertha Sertaen,

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of Showing Guests the -Willard Picture ‘Cost Major Biddle Fine SHE old Federa! I law ‘waning ille- fel the transportation of

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a 2 aie tae Ouants Mir Better Ball Club | WINNERS OF ARMY FINALS. Than Red Sox Series Proves regres “hs Arthur Fletcher's...

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ut LG 4 ine of the Clever Performers Who Add to the Glitter | _ : mee Of “My Golden Girl” at the Nora Bayes Theatre| “The...

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\ 1 Friend Husband, Take No'ice! * | APRIL 1, 1920 ni Training School All Your Own! This Will Solve the FRAINING School...

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Wicrid. ESTABLISHED BY JOSEPH PULITZER. by the Proas Publishiog Park Row, New York. PU PULITZER, President. 63 Park Row, }.

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“Manor”? Sung | | With Americans In Chicf Parts Ty s treater JTawl ng. ce ANON," the best of Mase. M tlhe Wertusttan ‘ners

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By CHARLE ‘THE NEW PLAYS _ “Mrs. Jimmie Thompson” Simple and Old-Fashioned S DARNTON Dutte: talk of the wors variety. Hurfbut