The evening world., 1894-10-10
Seven YEARS
<. old TO-DAY.
"The Evening World" Com.
pleteS Another Period in
Its Useful Career.
MANY FRESH LAURELS WON.
Battles Against Evils Fought and
Won, Wrongs Righted and
Abuses Stopped.
ALL NTHE NAME OF THE PEOPLE
The Poor Aided by Several Charity
Funds and MaIetacters
Brought to Justice.
MANY FRESH LAURELS WON.
ALL INTHE NAME OF THE PEOPLE

Just seven years ago to-day The
Evening World made its first appear
ance on the streets. 1t was a healthy,
lusty youngster, and 1t thrived wonder
fully on the food of public opinion which
was administered at its very inception.
The people soon began to realize that a
new champion had arisen in their midst
and was ready to do battle for them in
eve-y case where there was a wrong to
be righted, or an evil to be remedled,
and that the work so vigorously begun
by Joseph Pulitzer in THE World" was
being extended by him in a new and
effective direction in THE Evening
World" The principle upon which it
was founded was quickly put to practical;
test. and as paper for the people 1t Is
known far and wide.
Enlisted on the side of truth and
Justice. 4 has won many glorious vic
tories against heavy odds. AS the peo-
pies friend it has ever been ready to
take up the cause of the weak and OPP
pressed. and thousands to-day can tes-
tify to the good 1t has done them, not
only individually. but as citizens of this
great Republic.
From a modest beginning 1.-The Even
ing World" has grown to proportions
that where in the first few years of its
existence four pages were ample in which
Ito record the news and events OF the
day. eight pages are now required for
that purpose. From time to time new
! features have been added, catering to
I the tastes of all whose inclnations lead
them to paths outside the ordinary
routine OF the days happenings.
Are you interested In the theatres and
the people of the stage? A competent
writer gives you full details of the doings
In that profession. Have you sporting
proclivities? A column every day tells
you Of the latest doings on the turf, Gin.
der-path or prize ring. An extra edition,
printed every night, tells all the news Of
the sporting as well as financial and gen.
eral news worlds. For the thrifty
housewife, the House and Home depart
ment gives valuable hints on gastronomI-
cal and other domestic topics.
Have you a question to ask, griev-
ance to relate or a matter upon which
{ you need advice, the letter column is at
your disposal. For members of labor
organizations space is allotted in
which their doings are recorded. A
short and interesting novelette, adds to
from time tc time tells of experiences
grave and gay in an interesting manner,
and Alan Dale tells you what the newest
play Is like-or unlike. His criticisms
are always read with interest. for he
Yields facile pen and sharp satire
charactsrizes his articles. humorous
cartoon daily adds to the literary feast,
picturing the most prominent event in
iudicrous yet truthful light.
All these features are aside from the
regular news of the day. AS a dis
penser OF the current happenings The
Evening World" stands far ahead Of
any afternoon paper published. Its
records OF beats" as exclusive stories
are technically called is stupendous, and
includes some of the most important
events In the history not only of this
Out OF other nations. AS Il news gatherer
IL has demonstrated its superior ability
upon numerous occasions. Important &C.
eurrences have been put into type, the
Iaper printed and extra additions sold
IN the street before rival papers have
learned of their existence.
In these seven paragraphs are briefly
outlined the aims, purposes and general
IDEAS Of The Evening World" Proceed
Ing in the order of sevens, concurrent
with its nun Der of years of existence
II VIII be appropriate to name the seven
principal achievements which are the
foundation stones of lis prosperity In
each year.