The evening world. dated April 26, 1912

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PRICE ONE CENT. FT HONORS GEN. GRANT: Copyright. Co. BROADWAY HALTS ACTIVITY WHILE FUNERAL PASSES lac Vicor Uncover Heads as

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0 a —s. om ‘Se wumpened-tney en Ghat He then turned At GOA. M. “wae awakened seth ‘* to Out to render assistance, tyat the

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DEATH TAKES THREE BATTALICN CHIEFS | NAMED IN AUB Firemen’s Superstition Satis- | fed-—List Was Marked by |" \ Fate, Some...

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AR 000 EMS MUTINY FORES FRUILEMFASTIG, LINER OLYMIG T= DRISIR STRAUS) ABANDON VOYAGE = -ngiramey Begun, but One rember eb...

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OFTHE BOSSES | OF NEWSPAPERS And a Powerful Time They Have at the Waldorf in Convention. THEY KEEP DOOR SHUT. Their Object Is

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THE TU WRATH = ATHEAD OF CML SERVICE REFORM | Rapes to aie. H. Ordway’s © Giticism of Appointments to Fire Prevention Bureau.

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ae 2 ones SPEEDERS PAY HEAVY | Two Men Charged “With Running 35 Miles an Hour in Up- town Streets, eee, two men in the Harlem

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QRIGINAL &. Bie rettote om | cerning designe | and materiale of | ‘reasea should be addressed to the | Fashion Baitor | of

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TEREST NBT AEH IY) I * t . wo QOD HAPPENINGS | AROUND DOCTORS ‘There a curtain over a rT H had been hastil “Now,” eaid Mra. {

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ot the FEFTWBURGH, hort 9 — Memes for ¢orty years a popilar playhouse. vey’ |. Flagstaff. foome and assombled in the lobby,

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- - ss © eran Sy ee in ere ae rr of St. Louts, The Roosevelt forces only achieved final sweeping success after four distinct

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FT OENIES HE SAID T. R WOULD BE DICTATOR WORGAN’S NEPHEW. | TBS LOAN LAW... ‘IN POLICE COURT Pawnbrokers and Lawyers Be-...

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OE et a a rr ee ree ne rr “wos #: a SE SVR “woRtD, rear eas ee “ae Ae otra, SATURDAY’S BIGGEST- SALES 4% urvata 60,000 [me |

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former book- and cashier for M. FT OPPENHEIM, Gunsz@ . 34th ‘Street ‘Noteworthy Reductions in THE 1ING WO IDAY, APRIL 2...

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THE EVENING Wouun, COLONEL PLANNED HIS RAGE YEAR AGO WASHINGTON, April %.—Theodore Of the senior class, while the “Giants”

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ot Andrew Alexander en ra ai at ‘ Sar. x x = Arch Support Shoes for Children BR. Altman & Cn. Hotent House. ton and was...

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WEDS WIDOW WHO GOT 1 eh “POISONED PEN” LETTERS. | erideace Clérgyman, 11, “il, Propped Up in| corey t must take the case from

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eI TEE RVENING, WORLD,. ut Gets who have husiastio, if amateur Nygard in charge of fidid aay Ireland, 1913, WITH GIFT OF...

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IMERCANS FREED P™SAewaees, = BERLIN, April 2.—The United States, AFTER 8 DAYS IN |Great Britain, France, Belgium and ths |

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het P GRVSASTUDGE HOINSBLAGK HAND : : SENDS HIM AWAY TORESCUE WOMEN 's2“2ssrss"s" WORLD, as hard ast can,” Mr. Butler sald,

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Miss Nora Conway a Hit At Her Debut in Concert dering. A large floral Celtic harp was among the tributes passed to her over

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Ss 5 wind ee RN AAG Mis SB = AMR ORE, ft _THE Ba EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 2 sp eee: BEST ‘SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK AND

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HERE CHER RET TROT . Fo VERING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 2 THIRTEEN INNING HIGHLANDERS-ATHLETICS GAME, IN MOVING PICTURES’ ‘@ “@

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rh LI EVENING WOREP ERIDAY, APRIL 26, ALLE GUILTY =: SELLING WINE AT POKER PARTY: ‘udges Suspend Sentence to Learn If She...

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CARUSO TO SING IN AID OF TITANIC SUFFERERS. | ‘penefit Performance Scheduled for, Next Monday Night at the | Metropolitan...

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bash aos i | | : The Evening World Daily ESTABLISUBD-DY JOSEPH PULITZET: ! Published Daily Except Sunday by the Proes...

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Bout i YEARS Reflections of a Bachelor Girl FTEEN TRCHON a ’ By Helen Rowland C Geis eclves. “Historical” Number. — LEOPATRA

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ie Rad (gms ‘avEnine WOuED, “PRIDAY, APRIL 26,291" ° Ss” BiG SAFE BLOWN, Which Is the Right Way |: Ste! uanonores. Wet Feet