The evening world. dated May 1, 1912

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THREE ROOSE ___DECLARE THEY WON'T VOTE FOR TAFT The _ _ ee “ Circulation Books Open to All.’' ] PRIOE ONE OENT. _ Cove BENE a

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ffanding that eight of them, pledged Roosevelt, had been elected dy some HOW THE DELEGATES’ 9,000 majority. m8 mador!...

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— FUNERAL TRANS LEAVING HALIFAX WITH TANG EA Vincent ‘Astor Watches Over Father’s Body in Lonely i All Night Vigil: 60 BODIES

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pat HE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, {eis es m. x ce - a neem” ate eS 2CO GIRLS ESCAPE FIRE ISMAY WILL SAIL elie enanace h

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oe, K OMPERRAFFES Come, Get YOUR share Great May Sale of Undermuslins *",i,! MS ae : ey . hrs Lee RO ? 4 Pi Mah THE EVENING

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a es ee ae St a A EAT OO Sphysiclans, Dre, John P, Mo-|of Mar. Falaonta, create ané Thomas Kelly, great anx- artery mevere’

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= SEVEN ROSE MAIS’ gether with a horus of eishteen | CALAIS-LONDON EXPRESS i on sale in the Metropolitan and in TO SELL BLS

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i fi. . THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 19:72. icgicuhe Lanes ‘ Ga ASSAILANT HE'D FIGHT FIGHTER [serves Seema tas "tae'

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THREE FACTION |WHIY IT ARBII CKIE ESATE To Have Clogged Nostrils essary tu plave air filters in your uuse oo dv yuu think it

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THE ENING WORL Double QO Trading Stams to 1 o'Clock, S ‘Anniversary Jal CohenBros.’Samplestock Hos Featured in Our Annivesary

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SDNESDAY, MAY wn 1912, ips Thereafter— All ‘Premiums Delivered Fr Delivered Free y O/ Appare For MEN-WOMEN and CHILDREN:...

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+ PANE ON TRAN SWEPT BY FLAME | THE EV MANY RECEPTIONS FOR ewer igh NEW PAPAL D DELEGATE. en to Archbishop Bonzano to to nae

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YOUTH WHO FELL * slp Judge Malone Says One| str Chance To Reform Is Full Due of Dilinquent.: | youths, both first offenders,

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R. H. Macy & Co's, Attractions Are Their Low Pri Herald Square, Broadway 34thto3sthSt. LS Women’s Crimmed Hats Most of'them

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41S $800 SHLD CAUSED HOLDUP OF FRE HE = Knocked Down and ic? Slashed After “Flash- 3” It Accidentally. £On via way to his...

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UP-TO-DATE AND NEWSY Veh if, iil hie | HO oh HH ah gully >, ce ee ee Wolgast Has the “Roughing” idea of Training That...

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| nurse, testified that ehe had seen | Fitzsimmons nod her approval Mrs. Smith held an envelope containini the key to the y

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{ i \ ve GS caionio, BSETABLISHED BY JOSEPH PULITZER. Published Daily Except Sunday by the Press Publishing Company, Nos, 52

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oruemen Phe Evening World Daily Magazine, Wednddaey May {> fora Ҥ"Matter, Po +o Pe? | LHo "Por 99 on o3) co W) Grane, ia 1 =

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% 5g AEST — -Ross Winans Leaving Money ” SHE IS A NEWPORT GIRL. “Will to Be Contested in Behalf HILIONAIRE WILLS $5001 000 TO