The evening world. Newspaper, April 17, 1908, Page 21

b : Even Can You Beat That, Sadie? Dd Remember little Johnnie Jay, Who used to chuck his coln away 4!l up and down the Great White Way? You couldn't beat him, Sadie! ing World Daily Magazine ( on! ant you | Soe MANe Coot \ \ EXTRAVAGANT! / [were's Your \{ oar is \ oe ue fanddee ° AT SUTTINIT AM | Tip! Now HuR OUR ORDER! He used to bet on every race, Buy trouble-water by the caso And slosh it all around the place! Can you beat that, Sadie? "| ONE GooD ‘Tip! ( SOQOOS 10; GOODODOGDOODOS) 50 Ways for Girls to Earn a Living or 2% yards § inches wide with #% yards of braid. Pattern 5953 1s cut in for girls of 14, aud 16 years of age. Misses’ Coat—Pattern No. 5953 Call or send by mail to THE EVBNING WORLD MAY MAN-* TON FASHION BUREAU, No. 132 East Twenty-third street, Nev York. Send 10 cents In coln or stamps for each pattern ordered IMPORTANT-—Write your name and address plainly, and al- ways specify size wanted. How to Ontete These Patterns. OG oo The Best of All i: Ghost Stories :: WELL, JOHNNIE HE LOOKS FOR THE LANDS SAKE, \S THAT Suspicious ! ) YOU ? WHAT On EARTH IS THE MATTER 2 Well, dear, poor Johnnie’s down and out Says all his coin !s up the spout! Poor kid! he couldn’t go the routel Can you beat that, Sadle? TOO OOD OOUUOO00U OOOO OOUO GETTING READY To POLITICAL ATTEND A MEETING. RECEPTION COMMITTEE. PRACTICING TO BE A POLITICAL USHER IN FULL UNIFORM. riday, April 17; By R. W. Taylor DMO NDE 1908. HURRY MIT DEM BOTATOES FoR DOT FREE LUNCH ALRETTY, JOHN! OH, WELL, ] WAS A GooD FELLER WHEN T HAD ir! He's workin’ now In some cafe For cakes and elghty cents a day! Well—one mors good thing gone away! Say! can you heat that, Sadie? i 7. Bulwer ; BY Lytton (By Permission of Georee Munro's Sona.) | winebibbers. For the rest we discovers! repeat itself on returning ;/ continued to gaze on the chair, and} r nelther of us then was) ghastly exhalation were rising up from B RHETA CHILDE DORR s nothing of Interest There was «| We remounted the stafrs, and entered fancied I eaw on !t a pale, blue, misty | te tetly of ftself. We} the chinks « ‘ rugged floor and fll- ‘ Vy . SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTER. |gioomy, Hite back yard, with vary big! | the rooms on the ground tloor, a dining ne of a human figure, but too an instant. The|ing the atmosphere with a venomous = (OMe OOO i © | 4, 40 Bnalienmen: Teains per | Walls, ‘The es of this yard were or, a small back parlor, and a still|iine so Indistinct that 1 could « ais some human| influence hos} to human life. The | @ owner to epend a y damy; and what with the dump, es third room that had been prob- |trust my own visto: & ted the aiediia servisicwig i i i a day, should he qualified at the en tana his bull iwi 1e rt moke- priated to a footmar f t back that ch e te mi ed f of tt coor ve pre- mation as to positions open to girls, Arne ss re lente shires of a| cy th ene eh krime on the pavement, our feet laft as death ‘We then visited the wing: said I to put | he without furntture—j clpltated ourselves into the landing the requirements, duties, pay, etc. | Si ai Gen roain Gio ara Ne sipposed. a slight impression where we passed. |rooms, wh seemed fre an ee ne and hampers in a We both saw a large, pale light 5 | U to piay. i Tnutheatron' of seated myself in obeyed. ‘Was’ that. you, all Tamra titra 2 ~ Fan iso how to get the positions, a first-class operator—that | 34 Bet eitent fires A Phantom Footprint. i BO C tom 1 ‘ ae reenitil exlitienice \ you, lr rT) shutters | 28 larg: as a human figure, but z seat \tor who fs able to handl table for the nicht ie nae angen, SARE GL ore a ea ee abruptty n a fireplace-no door} Shapeless and unsubstantial—move be- lorg disiance wires, or very heavy == a mip BOW Gaia Ain Gbet Cemare acca aici saa ai P| wo had entered—no| fore us and ascend th> stairs that led ' A Balle eter oH apter ‘ jomenon Witnessed by myself in this ed vs ‘old him to shut the doo | hy. somethiy . ¥ ‘or, and the floor seemed | from the landing Into the attles. I fol- No, 13—Commercial Tel CHEAT ED Cat | Chap’ strange abode. 1 saw, just before me, he turned to do 40, a chalr opposite me | sharply ¢ \ ene Wocmcautente mendeal|llowedithelilentanalerpreecsanueentsed bec lek ras : | The Ordeal. the print of a foot suddenly form itself, moved from the wall quickly and noise- § | < y the| me. It entered, to the risht of egraphy, 1 the machine under a com- : Pease efeg ae ae Hee esas (aveneaen vaedll oe we ha as was shown by the e risht of the land- i poten nere ts a free clase| oT was a summer night, but chilly,|s# lt were, I stopped. caught hold of /lessly, and dropped ttself about a Yond | present, we may r [whiter patches on the wood; but no My-|!", @ small of which the door OMETHING like telegeapny for women Cooper if the sky somewhat gloony and over-| ™y servant, and pointed to It, In ad-/ tram my own shair, { over thelr all eatch them | ng. and no visible place In which find The term begins October 1 and cast 1 there wae @ moa feat vance of the footprint as gustan y jing tt i before they fri f being could have hidden. As T entered in the same instant. The 44 about the middle of May. School) 14 sicily, but stili a moon—and ff (he) appea another. ¢ both saw it. I “Something Struck Me! We aid not eta stood gazing around, the door py|!#ht then collapsed into a small globule, fe . ‘ y fa) Patt * t midnight ‘t| advanced quickly to the place, the foot-| ‘ COM Ba AlePAAT te t exceedin brillant and vivid; hours are fr Yto L Applicants must | Soiqy permitted, after oe Kae a atter than the turning-|Tooms—in fact, 1 1 we lind entered closed as quietly vid; rested be between the ag-s xteen and |< ne PETE Kept advan cn gee ore ce ear ye eee eee eE each eam |SOrchiliyaehnt ad before opened; we were tm-|& Moment on a bed tn the corner, quiv- twenty-four, and must apply between | eee oe eae rouse, knocked, andeny|footprint—the foot of a child: the tm-|tables,"" saf I, with a half laugh; and) 77 neta ay he ered and vanish We approachea the July 1 and O its! eee ae ned with a cheerful smile ression was too faint thoroughly to die |as I laughed my dog put back his head ‘ ‘e bed and e it alf-tester, su July 1 and O nt ope h «ly oms—r ti , WuveRtlonaleeAlllanoeimcorner lot] meh sir, and very comfortable.” | tinguish the shape, but it seemed to us and aoyece eee (rereeree | , aires as ts co: und in attics devoted son street and East Broadway: rather dlsappointed:/ both that ie SCO (80 Gla GO ot ae ee ee Ae: ey eae OU Om iran oh tia hed nt tima T felt n ereep of to fervan rape wera [that 1 50 niains free classes in teleg- en or heard anything foot. This ph n cee en we | the A. Cutt The be TAO BEV AHTER In aes y sorwant, | Rear {t were perceived an old, faded siiic a maintains free classes in e | arrived at the opposite wall, nor did it ployed himavif now In atilling the dog.) (° Deir Ys nd F pad ; 1 lon't think to trap us, air;| Xereblef, with the nec ft ina es a etd Se ae me he best on the floor—a y. they do: a 3 LCA eS Teta nye u As q rule, girls should begin this study i | must own I have heard |larwe one. with two windows fronting |} could break that ry door salsa ees Rita ee Drobabieeleeahees before the age of elghteen. A grammar | .omething queer.’ . ° the street. The four-posted bed, whic), {a kick of my foot." liaeecanceaies SORELY Haan be reason to| education is necessary, and If] ~ wwhat? f t took up no siderable space, was| ‘Tr st if open to your Bed to the old woman who hnd last pharee Neco cat WSURIEHEERSATCUO EE ores awe g behind elec Ions ora ac eior Iri. | aoe dE erable space, was an nee 4 Bs grea vague | ted in that house, and this might have eta anjein sein Binh eollgolwoneere | actbeyan parroercta tne seul | re which burned cleng jaands” aatd I. shang off the been her sleeping-room. 1 had sufti- oA es aro that will become a me: and once or tW in| and bright: aA door in the wall to apprehension that had selzed M6) ctent curt Rotonenn thi ae Menmanmeiniarertunaten 1 \weh more competent operator. Ti cntepers close at my ear—nothing | By Helen Rowland, eft, between tne’ lietlianl tha-winagve, (it whiliol 1 unclonelithe/ebhtters fandllace |{fyera users, co) orem ithe) (Orawera) A nt law has given should advise the Washington Irving | pore.” n ” ASCULINITY covereth a multitude of sins cmununicate ith the room which what fs with | male dress, and two letters tied round RelGeren era hi rong: e | High School, because) of its excellent | «you are aw rlentenss ters 5 Satan and Cupid are chums, who go about together 1 e uted to himsetr, ‘Tat T unbarred the shutters—the window | with a narrow ribbon of faded yellow. nine hour day. This [courses In atenography and type-| “1? Nota bit of it, siri” and the mat 8 people who have nothing to do ast room with a sofa- {looked on the 1 backyard I have/y took the Mberty to possess myself of Fallroads will have to empic writing. All telegraph operators mUS8t/ noid look reassured me eee a The most pitiful sight in the world {s a man in a big departinent © no communt n with | before described; there was no ledge| the letters, DART BAUS commercial (be. camillar with) (the (typewriter: Atl vizy tial bappen nal mgs i store looking tor the place to buy @ spool of thread. = land eno other door but | without — nothing alc they steer heath COMET G Wee eke Present operators, in main oMices at| not des Many a woman has divorced her husband for “desertion,” who cheerfully {hat which conducted to the bedroom | descent of the wall man getting | An Animal's Fear, telegraphers, and give besinnera | joa. must furnish thelr own type- Investigations. ¢ ed pack his trunk and pay for his railway ticket when he left her. i was to occupy. out of that window would have found Callin sin which 1s an oppressive condi- eine aaithe The man who kisses the pretty chamber mald would be horribly shocked to. 4 any footing till he had fallen on the| We found nothing else in the room Telegraph operating, while {t doer Weliwersiin the Halla the) sire oo ene ie a eee tie, butler Locked Door. panies worth noticing, but we distinctly heard. CE A CELTS Ca tes TA AH tie main offices, women closed, my attention wee ca |. Their love is mutual whem s women thinks her husband simply perfect—| On oither side of my fireplace twa F— meanwhile, was vainly attempt-|@8 we turned to go, a pattering footfall Saal gb0d: vocatioit ‘foriiwomen; It ts aoon toa Me bad at first run ren asa ; enithaldconiustitetnrs We ¢ h Med learned | Anaikemploymentainiehores: Seal but had sneaked jand so does he. lcupboara without to fish wit ing to open the door. He now turned ust befora us. We went lehivesictted mand once ed 1s A riyanengt mit neaked | an . ) with \ 1 y een forgotten. The operator can 9} GS SE Cs Chale) Raat e “kK ie tne door was scratching ‘The average man is about as good a Judge of women as a woman ts ef) wall, and covered with the same d ‘ound to me, and asked my permission rane gree Bee Gp GU bath foack to’ hor job after marriage, should] t}estaphy is used aon hining to get out. After patting race horses; he picks the favorites by their shape and color, r Watevan } © use force. And I should here state, footfall still preceding us. Noth- meus Ut Seals Da Hours of work average nine ang a nd whining to my math a ade of India rubber—warranted to stretch as long | yonrd ate justice to the servant, that, far from | ing to be seen—nothing but the footfall adversity demand At {m on the head, and encouré hin A man's conscience !s made of India ru sto suspend femna h t : Ce en ineeee ' naif in main offices, nine in hotels ana |} Tom ne wade la us the fun lasts. ses—not else; We sounded the {evacing any superstttitous terrors, his|heard. I had the letters in my Hash e way to learn telegraphy is to : eo dog. 8 us the sounded the t ss ise : a8 enter the service of one of the large |X 1% brokers’ offices. Hee t Courting is lke cooking; you've got to be born with the knack; braing don’t | walls evidently solld—the outer walls |nerve, composure, and even Aen yeLy amfa Unaedes Ras Garonne nee meee companies as an assistant, to carry | Wages. according to the skill, expert:| | | oy take the prizes and theory doesn’t count. sf the building. Having finished CHR NTU) AIR Ted ea ater pera iy CRT ES messages from desk to desk, or from | ence, and, it must be said, luck of the te It you want to make a man do anything, don't coax him and don't bully survey o: partments, warmed , fC ES Co DCS en eo Cho Gn na Gis) one part of the building to another, | operator, range from $7 to $20 a Week| i oo isitively in adva | nim; just tell him his nose 4s Greek or that he looks ike Napoleon in a frock- :uyself a fw moments, and lighted my | be) ariy nelsoni AVI g veesuivedy al} See ananin aout arent nave roetceseed These junior employees are encourage! | — was his ‘usual and normal habit in all) coat; there may be several ways round him, but the short cut ts str; cigar, [ then, still accompanied ‘by nion In ey Way fitted to the | \v regained the bedchamber appropri. ri r n | 4 . ’ ". went forth to omplete my |@craston. I willingly gave him the per- 2 to n operat and oa iven an The Kind We Want. strange places. \through his vanity ay = . ated to myself, and I then remarked opportunity to pract under an in- F We first visited subterranes ‘The man who whips his amall son for lying to siileld a girl, has a reconnolire. In the landing-place there | tission he required... But though he| (it) oo Gog had not followed us whan atietarenialthan in the morning | ¢gP WOULD itke to engage an! apartments E and other |yiston as narrow as a Rocky Mountain path and side walis of dogmatis' was another door; it was closed firmly. | Wis a remarkably strong man, foroe| that my dom had not talswad oe wes and another ha fn the after- I « istic vook,” begaan Mrs. offices, and especia the c s, in/high as the Colorado Canyon. Sir, said my s nt, In surprise, pyas as idle as his milder efforts the self close to the fire and tremblin: 1 noon. They are also, permitted to prac- Maitron whch last there were two or three bot- Don't always imagine that the man and woman who walk side by side “I unlocked this door with ail the |door did not even shake to hia stoutest| ro) {Mt ttent to examine the letteret tise by themselves after working houra,| “I don't understand,” sald the em-| ties of wine still in a bin, covered with | without speaking to each other are angry ithey may be only marri other 4 T first came; it cannot | kick. Breathless and panting he de! 14 white I read them my servant eee Pat ‘ en a5 4 7 tel ome men Y d th ives accomplishments with the same have got locked from the outside, | ssted Sometimes a stu yuys a machine— | ployment agent cobwebs, and, evidently. by their a There Are some men who regard th w at opened ttle box in which he had Uda iaee Renan aa z 11 be more explicit.” replied Mrs.|°” z . ane lnatronl complacency that they feel toward the tricks of the educated for'’— ‘ A begihetapes See ee ee ee calrageg Maviweny| ia! Ta wenteallctokiarnholimales eae ee eee ce ea ere ee ee iusicinee: 4 Hiefore he had finished his sentence! Mysterious i.etters. dspositedlgtheeresrons a ianel | onteced the evening. An ordinarily intelligent] the best of things."—Harper'a Weekly. | was clear that the ghosts were no¢/monkey at the h | iy Rina mbring a tocklthamimGueipinced| oe a Poa ot Sata sos —_$—_____--—___— —-— T I then tried the door myself, equally|them on a table close to my bed- 5 0 5 in vain, As I ceased from the effort] head, and then ocoupled himself tn : 5 5 jAxain that creep of horror came over} soothing the dog, who, however, seemed Ma Manton s Dai! F 7 el I 10¢ I a IC on ven 0 | me; but this time tt was more cold and] to heed him very Uttle. ly U iy asnions. stubborn, I felt as if some strange and (To Be Continued) | fer C00000000000, Ee that tn one B Vi t’ i Wey aeons ‘8 Betty Vincent’s Advice 80 arranged as to | Ya) : M . concen!) the armhote on Courtship ana Marriage seams make a notagie | oe feat \ ure of the eeason. Rude Young Men. Easter Greetings. This one, designed Dear Betty: Dear Betty: for a young girl, te i are three giris, and made an en- |] AM very much Interested in a young 5 saxement with three fellows to| | man two years my junlor. He called charmingly attractive meet us as @ ball game. They once at my house. Would it be \idn't keep the appointment. What| proper to send him an Wastertide card and graceful, vet quite shall we do? seemed to care for | with good ishes? A. B. ample withal, and | ue LE and FT It 1s perfectly proper to send the all | The young men were very rude to you. | young man an Easter card. lows a cholen of. \Treat them coolly unless they apologize | : | pemace hf a ey ares menlealza A Doubtful Widow. length 51 | factorily. Dear Betty: h sleeves. In the rk AM a widow of thirty-elght and am tllustration porcelain | Lovesich Lady. | 1 in @ largo offic town eis im AFRAID aye met one of the firm, eet ea Im NOT STRONG 5; THE HUMAN BULLET, ow: who, perenne a 2 trimmed with black ENOUGH TO <0, E > OR TO BROOKLYN IN Beater ne| has never asked to braid, but the ttle Hird if eMANUS A MINUTE Using APRS Coa eae SPEACHLESS, r > ~ i nim? DOL FUL wrap 1s adapted to Se NTT 1 to : a, every scasonable suit: is {nl \ foe it a ing material, y 0 n° ) ak ini ba call feel sure h The quantity of ma- i : Y yin | would do terial required for the “ aaa Sais a 2 pene celta ee medium size is 3% | yards 2%, 2% yards 4 t you don’t stop there very vusa I eful of tt w American » ap > be pa a nd of i 8 before ried ur 1 now now has an unsatistied longing for weeda.”—Bosivn