The evening world. Newspaper, October 27, 1906, Page 4

‘All Flushing Turns Out to See the Contest for the The pushmoblle champlonahip af Long | Ywland was settled to-day in the final) moe at Flushing. 3 id tld of the elimina: ago. Panl and i Ee ee °My mother objicts to b j mobile and sounded { wete reininded of the little st “Her father will not ¢ i Mark Twain tells about ~The , This Jacthe i is ateambor ae 7 that reach mo cvery ¥ : It is a dificult pre course. We owe te i ~At somd. time the: on {s-then which to foll _ The answer mist vepend on lala, down for If you dependent on your paren fs |you, then by ai! means’ m Rules of the Race, ! You—-cotid—not—eher “Rigi rules for the geidanco of con | whowe parent you are to be. she bors! “Of courso tho sustainéd ‘ob n 130 | Saved a foolish girl from an unwise nore aed ance to choose for theme THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, ~ PISUMOBLEBDIS [DON'T HASTEN TO ELOPE, —HIVEAGREAT RACE, SAYS RETTY VINCENT, TO IMPATIENT LOVERS pe ey a aa om *f3s= aera Championship, ‘Buy Cigars for Sweetheart’s i Your Biandishments to Overcoming the Objections of Her Mother, eich Jess thin! who have not reached the age of dis PINCENT. — i but where € sure BE TTER WAIT AWHILE: i ‘When “mother” objects tq him, your Ee Sane a jay from Broadway and | ence to her wishes will prove the wisdom of your j qrurray lane through Broadway to Am-|as to her, or else show you that you have. misplace | a {ty street, to Boorum aysnue to tho | fore they have been elven beyond recall, starting point, ten times around; total diatance four and a quarter miles y ‘About half the population of Flushing | tendency: to helle e 80. | i Getting: as It ywax-reported—that—they+ bad covered the course In practice In/ wenty-five minutes; they had ball-bear- loves. “But there have beon excep aection of and highly de two from Corona and elght ‘dependent, and have proved the because their love is less, butbeca Brown started the first ne minute tater n five wiinutes, tha Towne and went down hill much faster favor, Half @ dozen els before the coures with you. ‘Try to show “mother” and -some-of the -(uut rhe wipner and—thelr offic: al eens tesco erbert Towne, 29 minutes | refuses you, conds, | ter with a clear consctence, n and John Clifford, nnd John Halleran, nl Possibly she will remain blind to yo! esas tabnisutn! al | Wi ave the mertt of having tried, and you can then marry her daughs First love affairs are not always foolish, turned out to see the syart’ The Towne} — -The first wine from the bottle ts thrown away, _doys were pronounced favorites in the} the heart is apt to be drawn simply to make jena still In school have sometimes loved eich ¢ Sent, thelr Tear wheels besides. Phere | fervor which might well shame the flick was one car from the Prospect Park The love of Romeo and Juliet was of claborato | Juliets of this day Nad betterbide inelrtime devotion by On the os stretches | have proved thelr warnings to be untrue. n. The ball-bearines | You—young man that her mother objects toetop ursing her to elope | YOu actually posaeas une thelr wind) qualities her romantic daugnter attributes to yo for oth Sho Father and Devote ym forlorn lovers to One's parents, of and the ot two In Le yourself as Afections be- | m™ though there 1s a popular | too y s0 the first love from’® and srestar | Yeeends In dlvorce. ome of the ideal “her by your pa- tlence and loyalty and courtesy that you are worthy of thé-treesure she excellence, but at any rate you ‘onds. Fathers are not nearly so apt to interfere {n love affairs ns mothers. |* cams are reatéents of | ven when they do, thelr action ts gencrally ineplred by “mother.” 5 Day Streot 1 atid Comtord-con+ Daronter Father” i generally an anilalle pereon who belleves in letting his tomo canta nd are not ot dependent on Romeos and ‘o-twenty-one and years of probation, their prudence Is greater. Tolock. ‘The othors| The old tragedy ended in death, The new trag !s. pe you want, your love tq be a fairytale In which you “live happily evar | cA High § School Romance. nanding lead. They cut connars after” give it tte to mature, Heed the advice of older peopta ai yon |t [Put the Question Squarely Up to the Charming Girl's 2 — ques- ol tf you can, You will learn more there. anyway, What to Give Her. Dear Petty: tle S'ster™” on Guard, Parents ~ 1906. SCANDAL DEVELOPS oe ne | ‘Edward Wharton, Jr., of Phila ted with Alleged Thicres. iy WA $200,000 SUIT = | delphia, Charged with Not Being Heir to Estate. 3) On Arising Glass t c b of your blandishments He Has Money. or, Shw ts the ultimate arbiter | 4 te, ne 5 Ban eee are |of your fate, hnd If she persists tn—op | FOU osing you, and the iat of your soul ts oath u and have Jast up Don't ¢ have you any- her—tnless-ahe—is without regr not | jta any way I} — jo ehend epending | — confined indoors, whatis more ploas- ing than to receiva messages fromm the outside world ? \A Residence Dont be too & have al st plenty. venteen and am at- lover. 1 would j wew YORK TELEPHONE con al Mien Senet h 7 STARVE ae “OR TAKE THE ‘RIS Ke OF POISON? ~A New Warning that Seems to Leave No Food that Isn't Dan- eee gerous!- ae See if Have You Been Bitten by tia (B04 cA dma ror wrenaeenet = You Are Going to be Married, Teaching Boys to Be Money Kings Strange School, in) Which Lads Learn” “¢7Mioney” and Nothing” Else. | New ‘Tricks. Up TP, Khe yi SY (ER fh. iiss ibs on Bik: Op! asin America’s Greatest Woman Detective Yes, and She Is-Teaching the Govern-} ment «MEN Sleuths Some = to Date. There’ Are New Ways of Wedding. Ways You Hadn’t Dreamed of. Read About Some of the Most Aston- ishing Recent Cases, to-Say Potent oH ane PRE- NUPTIAY Here Good a Wondrous Question, Asked in Some Women, Who Ought to Know, Faith by~ a Man, See If you Claim that They’ve Discovered the Place ip Him cAnswer It. 5 Where New Fashions Originate. TH NG Pane a: : : : | ee es live? (wi here J (iyles Beg in Wonderful Performances of Secand- Sih “Thatligalogy Fol the hke Made Easy Ly ane of the Greatest ue, Experts. A Notable “Shoing-dp © } Broadway / Bug? The Symptoms Are Described in the Metropolitan Se etion RAPEBRIES on ever shown, t- Grade Door benen and Houdeir Fittings of Hand_made Lace. has Italian Filet, Point de Flandres, Point Venise, Point Arabe, }, Lace Materials combined with Venetian and English for Special Order Work, ng the largest and mo: tapr jncluding the Hig! Lace Dresser Novelties and Pillow Covers remod-.. élled from old lace pieces, such asshown _ at the Paiis Shops, and very desirable for Gifts and Favors, ird Floor) aa West Twenty-third Street aa i Cy i t Freres en OREN RENN hae nN ew 3 SHALL ANNAM S KIN G. BE ALLOWED TO VISIT NEW YORK? - What Shall We Do 5 About the Threatened ‘Call of the Gentleman Who Has 392: Wives and Has Recently Killed 8?