The evening world. Newspaper, August 10, 1907, Page 8

4 ’ “The Evening world’s Daily Magazine, Saturday; August 10; 1907. PMP hohhhHyPPLPPIOMIPHH SoH SoSH HSLHISHLGESLOPLSSL SLEDS ISHAM HOASSELHODS LEDS OM : The Newlyweds “ Their Baby & Sti By George McManus ¢ | COPYRIGHT, 1507, PRESS PUBLISHING CO., NEW YORK. WORLD: a8 ss ms | @eitiuhea Dally except Sunday by the Press Publishing Company, No. 6 to @ * Park Row, New York. ue Gh PMRIM. PULITZER, Pree, 1 Rant 4 ber JANUS RILAWY, here eves, 201 Ws y Bntered at tho Post-Office at Now York as Second-Class Mall Matter, anand For Kngiand and tho Con- WHE-E-E | ore eee | one seat cenensnats | TN penitent BABY | SEE HURRA-A-AY 301 One mont # | Qne year, HOW PAPA FROW BABY AND PAPA = eNO, 16,700 BALL? HAVE” NICE TIME! JUSTICE FIRST. BATCH of offenders against little girls was arraigned five days ago in tHe —Gourt_of_ Special Sessions. Three. men were conyicte trial'and:two pleaded guilty. What were the sentences? “Michael Gargoni was. convicted ‘of assaulting two. -nine-year-ol girls. The testimony of the girls “was corroborated by a man’ who saw the attack froma window. Sra Gargoni’s sentence was three tmonths’ imprisonment—less than if he had picked a pocket, much less } Bhan ifthe had committed burglaty. or forged a check. You DIDN'T 4ET DOES BABY , 1) - A race-track ‘hanger-on who assaulted a young woman was sen- ‘ THAT BEAUTY WANT TO SEE “Mlenced to one year—about the same punishment as if he had made a}: | TY Shenae : FOR #.2.64 7% PITTY VASE? Antonlo Delassa, who assaulted-a twelve-year-old girl, was sentenced "© € three months’ imprisonment. q \ ‘48! What way is this to go about checking crime? é = {Assaults on women are one of the most serious crimes known (c , Jaw. They rank next to murder, Assaults on little girls are even st For Further Adventures of *‘The Newlyweds, Their Baby,”’ See Sunday World, Comic Supplement. 4 The Best Fun of the Day by Evening World Humorists. — best composers in this town; when he geta his chance you'll see. They compose The Chorus Girl &&.22 G&.22 6.22 By Roy L. McCardell |’ to? ste vce fine ioe, m ser an tt im sey harem oh wong, but he can show you the original score, and if thin one ain’t a cop “I F you'd see Broadway any afternoon, just two blocks a i Twenty years in Sing Sing at hard labor would be none too heayy punishment for such an offense. Imprisonément for life would be none {fo harsh restraint, No criminal who has once so far offended should ver have another opportunity, <9 _ ‘To give such degraded criminals a three months’ sentence is not _ punishment, but pastime. It has less effect than a good spanking. { actors are tha hopeful bunch, They're always eure there’ll be some- | it he'll give up. of ft, from Fortleth street to Forty-second, you'd] thing doing to-morrow at eloven. “And that's the way ft goes, kid, in this business. It's enough to drive I think It wails a frenzied mob taking a recess," said! ‘I never seen such a business where everything was always up in the alt |dippy. And what's tho answer? Does it get the money? That's the enewer! The has prompt punishment, severe the Chorus Girl. ~ | You can't wet no definite satisfaction from any manager. ‘Many a show I saved, kid, I've seen a production about ajj tin and I've As Evening World s said before, It la if “You never saw such a bunch of actors waiting for} “He always knows what he don't want and he never knows what he does | interpolated a bit or give ® suggestion to the manager and they*ve: put more Sure and impartial, is the best if not the only way to, check a wave of something to turn up, berause on the other things they've | want. and nothing ts ever decided and nothing acema ever to be ready, but | bing in It, and the frst thing you know they're turning ‘em away. : ta ime. The uman beit who commit such crimes as these been turned down. | shows {9 npened and dates is filled, and the world goes round just the same “'Glve the public what they want,’ the managers say, ‘but goodness only ome eeraced Surman Denes a ; yer “They're getting depperate, Kid, because everything | “And after a how tas“made good everybody claims the credit. ‘You just ‘knows what they want!’ ‘ tare lost to decency, to appeals to higher instincts, to reason and to ie either going on that's golng on-or elso is being re-/ ought to go to a roof arden where.a successful show ts running and Msten to! —“Olt Man Moneyton took us all to the New York Roof the other might. Ee “affection. Fear is the only powerful deterrent. hearsed, and none of them ¢hat’s keeping the sidewalk | the bunch of hangers on. One of them’s got'a song in the production, And he i saya it's nothing but dog eat dog down in Wall street and he wants to forget flat between the Bank and the Knickerbocker is #igned | don't do nothing but boost, and tf {t don't get a hand he'll tell you how it f i : it. Dopey McKnight would jugt as soon go ton roof garden as to stay, et hetae, o Judges should recognize this, An assault on a child is a heinous as yet.” | Went last night and eay because he hasn't slipped ten bucks to the orchestra but I'm tntereated In what's going on, and ao 4s Mamma De Branscombe) and “etime. No three months’ sentence, no short visit to Blackwell’s Island “Where do they all come from, kid? And where do leader that musical gorilla ts trymg to queer It by not letting thé littls lady | wo certainly would have enjoyed se if it hadn't been for the boosters and ts ae uate or effective penalt y, they all go to? Because after September they’ all be that sings it take her encores. knockers I was teUing you about. tan adeq rr ya rf gone. They'll the up to something somewhere, ‘a Inst call “Another one will ask you What do you think of the drum song? He says | “Of course, the general public don't meet ‘em. But me and Amy being in : The police «did their duty in E a ~~ “wilt come for a number two company or a rewrote rough- | it’s what saves the show, They wanted a drum song and they couldn't Ket | tho Protessiah, and Mamma De Branscombe having been a theatrical mothir SEIS At a and-tumble-heart-interest_melodrama, and they'll connect up, what they wanted. He wakes up a feller what he knows, That's one of the for years. and Dopey knowing everybody on Broadway, our box was as arresting these-criminats and-hating { 5 | Sa an aut's nest under concrete, They were all in, and none of them + Mem to court. ‘That was all the : Police could do. Two thousand or _..atwenty. thousand additional potice-_ “mien coulddo no more. - |" "told most of them to go over and tell thelr troubles te a0. Erlanger = | lund Flo Ziegfeld Freer | EHR Hey Silly Season.Matrimonial News & By Maurice Ketten (i007 6 init = aditesenin 1 ut fe who was! petting In @ padded coll off to the side, but they hated"to titide, as Wisy didh't Want to be thrown oul te ‘oMmce Bey Staggers His Chama TA-TA Somebody rald Mr. Erlanger seemed to be very democratic, and Mamma De If in a few months any of / wth Tat Tale of Matching y Kegon ts ae USK Branscombe said she knew better, he'd always been a republican, and she got ethese men ‘repeats his offense it will 2 fer a Bride, ; : ) IS AN UNNECESSARY away with it. Dopey McKnight got excited during the rad ecene and got ee 5 i! NEON and hollered “Beat It, kdd!at Mile. Dazic, because he saya she's a real little be of the judge’s mistaken SC ONEA i) from her pinkica to pompadour, And when he was told that it was onlp ‘fenienc i { he anit 1t grated ont norves ‘ : 4 ia For one, at least, of the ‘(amcon, Asc § ‘ i eep right with Erlanger, kid, and you'll never lose out. a five this is a second offense, If he Juat Loot) 4 ~ | “Raye would you xtick to the logit or go Into Advanced Vaudeville If you had been in Sing Sing on a_Jong | was told that It was that or nothing?” 1 re B —_—— Oe ~ term one little girl would have been spared and one less family would ~be desolate. : The Judges of the Court of Special Sessions should consider the ind their es first. Justice should come before a perversi New York Thro’ Funny Glasses 4 By Irvin’ S. Cobb. rom Hi Glasses to Green Glasses. ‘ NEW YORK, Aug. 10 FAR GREEN—I write this under considerable atress, D For unknown reasons the ink stand insists on spite ning around Ilka some foolish kind of a humming: top, and it sa with the utmost diffoutty that 1 restrain the shect of paper from gliding out from beneath the peint of Rte the error the tyventnig World: 16 be upon the public “highway arcer my-pen. Ent fn. the-mtoree they—haye the nerve te call My employees (eleven in number) de |§ o'clock P. M. unless accompanied by ‘ such paper. “stationery, Shand vacations with tull_pay top twojlte parent or guardian Such an ordi Beas eh eae ia SERN ae z i elmore eats & : The lamentable truth 1s deen in, (weeks, their sole argument being that| 4nos I belleve, would check consider- few minutes oonvereation with a friend wi is at ane Letters trom the People. Merchant's Ideas on ‘acation. | age of sixteen years ghall be perniltted ther firma give them. amomaking!*bly the so-called “crime wave’ i fray Us (£001 ON TaYou ent actively engaged in the trade of putting a polish on only a fair Iying. I pay honest wages, | *S#inst children, = f onl reas DEFEND. f, mahogany. He belongs to the large and active olasy ‘Wayt IT fan to eee why I should present | PROSPER R. FERRARI. Y ers ? IND L-COUL ONT, Deane og i known locally ag the fellows-who-expected-to-have-@ny Bach of my employees with two weeks’ | uns i § oe a wtully-dul-summer-becd unt-thetr- wives ¥ Rome Versus United States, that they don't earn. 1 am open fe conviction and at their request Nise adie Saya terme tgart Place the matter before your readers | 4 Yolumbla, Senior, who foresees for 5 merica the fate of the ancient Ro- for Aincusston, canna ikea liner DUANE @TRoET amRCHANT, | TAM and Persiane need not worry, ! ern warfdre is a vastly different Cooper Union, ing from that of the days of the %To the Bittor of The Wvening Worlt} axe and arrow, The use of cunpowder Where is thera an institution that | brought the knikhts who were phyaical- Yeaches either civil engineering, clec- Yrlelty or mechanical draughtsmafiship? movt humble warriors, and jt has in| ; 3 A. ALSTONE. | like manner elim “How About the Army rr }condition of the | \dual members of MEE NEY SER EP, Wo the muttor of The Rrening World: | y a8 a factor to be considered, | WITH HER EET CAT.» . several expert opiniona have been | luxrtious mode of iiving| CAUSES DIVORCE. wiven.on the advantages and disadvan- went day tx not confines to! tages of, naval enilatment for young 4 Put is indulged in’ by ‘nearly other enlightened nations een M. SAVID x - and-left-them-to-take-care-of-the-fiit, 1 Instead of which he ben discovered that this (ea bright, beautiful westd, | full ef Northern Lights and sunbursts and lovely Indies, who have brought thelF | appetites with them, Alno he has been pained to leam that @ large quagtity of the beat bottled goods in the market are ten or twelve years old, and he on welned with a laudable ambition to destroy all this accumulated prod 9 that the grateful dlytiliories may start in next January with a cledh elete and turn oft nothing but nice, new, fresh stuff to\sult the demand, |. Frem) dusks to dawns during this month certain well-lighted portions ef | our falr city will be well nigh clogged up with auch\ sample coplep of the patient and sel*sacr}fcing bread-winner who came right out along in July ent said ho waa perfectly willing to‘stay behind and toll In the heat ‘| moll inorder that’tho.wife might enjoy & nice little trip to the movhtains j the shore, Ho ts now ongaged in towing around @ perwonally conducted age of eplced aweet pickles in a half-shell cab ore gasoline pay car, i "Yas, dear," said Homekeoplag Henry to Mra, Henry along about the taf inst, ‘I will not be too lonely, You know there's that arhole set of Gib! : Decline and, Fall that I've never had # chance to rend, and perhaps someting ips I may be lucky enough to hear of @ summer Jeoture courk on the Holy Land ly well trained down to the level of the ated the physical! men, How about the army? Will ex: | #!! sBerlenced men tell us of tha life and e@hances of enlisted men in the army? The Muatonl Query, hn y? | MARRIED that I can attend of a Saturday evening when I need a little bit of relaxation, ? ' INE DOUBLE | ean retin oon mean higd | Pies So wifey she Koes. And on the second evening the Jorn, lone one discovers: Robert A. Van Wyck ¢ In reply to the : musical query, a per-| that the late Mr, Gihbons’s great work on “Rome: Was \She Pushed or Did Me Me Raltor of Tie zon capable ot tenching the plano, tor Foot §I!p7"'seems soméhow to pall in’ spote And over in the direction @ What Mayor was the first to serve instance, must be { ghly: familiar | Bony Bogen dy pete Abd Lan avanesee Queen tyser Plamen: Feds mows i fander the four-year term in New York? with the theory of , as well on summer nity, And the thought comea to him, just like that, that he might af ( W. G. SHEPHERD, | with the keyboard, . technic | f well atroll down jthe Main Stem, not with any intention of dipping into ¢he, ‘| hectic gateties of the villagers of course, but merely to eee what new bul havo gono up and what other signs of Yooal improvement have been added tlme to time, x . Nh ‘Shortly thereafter a loud, wplashing sound 44 heard. Our hero ae tas ay Iie e Instrument, “A person who only the plano should not mpt to teach the violin before he ired a knowledge of the art of 6 it, the various kinds of bow-| 4 ie Trikering, the shifting in. th nt positions, &¢. Fy) DEEKMAN. ¥ Parents’ Responsibility. Ww the Pattor of The Evening Wietd Ing to the “Crime Wave," 1 be- itheve ee “ot tama TOUT. he Placed. upon the shoulders of mothers 9 who permit children to be upon or n i the streets’ at al! hours of the ‘ant evening without exercising mK hand, If euch mothers a Roma nape thelr children, or aid not 7 ee to go out of their sight Wiatly “et night, the atrocities *utence conta ered that the water's fine, providing you alip a few of those Hroadwi préservers down the Inside of your vest beforg starting in, | nt The day, after-enra}iing {n the Consumers’ “League he ts observed inds in n fow purchases of feverish huberdanhery sich as are calfulated to attna@e favorably comment along the Trunk Line, From that stage ‘tis but atep te thi f; dinner acqualntance of the lady suffering trom chorud astigmatism, which. ti vents her from seelng any of the :noderate-priced half portions, on In Thin the Shortest? i Lem a uta Ge 2 Evening World: | lent ask for the: snortest | {ng the whole alphabet ‘which are phronicled in the detly news [io sbout thy: “The quick prow Fe ; i 3 And as for aya Honk, far away in the hapa ne never Papera would not be so numerous. | fos Jupp over a jaxy dog's Nhirty- i ponte! by Mavans Conseat, a moment that, he's blossomed out as the: origina ht Blooming : name pA sinAeeiséha Cour Antara sae 28 Guan. i i oo nhl ewan ini