The evening world. Newspaper, February 22, 1911, Page 9

The EVenin re The Happiest Night of His Life’ Remains a Blank, BY CHARLES DARNTON. @, what a night! Tt was quite unlike any other night of the season, not excepting the previous one spent with “Seven Sist @ headache that I couldn't walk it off. After “The Happtest Night of Hie Life’ I ataggered as far as tho park and then tumbled helplessly into the subway, Some things aro worso than strong drink. Something had got into the Criterion Theatre, just what ts m Bay. Even tho authors, Junie Mot they don't. Perhaps the their combined efforts. “Composer Alb Programme, only adds to the my “authors” leaVe off conversation that may be ett! “Cold to-night Warmer we shall ha o than I can ree and Sydney Rosenfold, can't say~anyway are utterly bewlldored by the weird result of 1, too, It's almost Impossible to tell where the " besins. They seem to Join tn a running er words or music. It is as though you remarked, hen some one sang, “Yes, indeed, the “compos Life” ¥ ‘The on everything he But he has his sentimental moments in which slang fades be- fore the spotlight sur Hours of Li no less! The ewee the choking « felt tn Which so depths of “that arch- ’ d Divorce." No one, even a graduate of i gradua could believe tn after hearing Moore has to on the sibjec Every word is a re- Proach that sinks into tia and proud ‘Alimony agek ike tgo widow who f: vires this poetic a gnment of A cher Aiea a in on bows her head and sits in nee, I t fit of those who may feel edt short‘ est His Lites itr e Well to state th je divorce questio c i c M t om v eroggy. att of 3 n grown wn) e ' 1 has © 8 1 \ nes, HW ght eastly be less tend Mis thi From any point of view he ! ‘ 1 Brow elle V t b y widow, She, too, w s t ea tion ee Ais MM tile Stem 1 To dd to he er ide Vanderbilt 1 M i dances as ch therwise dull and dreary e Betty Vincent's Advice to Lovers A Girl and a Kiss ery mail I ne if tneve » or more is any harm in per- this letter I bout kissing ma from persona ave Just rec: experience 1} who call upon her to kiss attentions altogetner., 1k. ways." sit i 4 nen avout you w not q oi m Pa Ee en a girl nake tr T fee n 1 and om Paik all I do W \ aay y ; an es and your d apart. If en should be ave bgen accepted therg, will be thme| the matter Kindly to her sire shoud u enough to buy it \ ; derstand, * It gave me such | t Von Tiizer,”" as ne is down on the | but when it Is The fat w who falls on her face wi htest fear of cracking | her voice should seek no farther for a conundrum, 4£ she would only look about her a bit nuld se sis part of one. “Wgat's the answer? she asks 1 mu. It's very puzzling, “The tarfost Night of His His Life" | is all Vie- | tor Moore's. Once more delights in slang t ed to the a bright World Daily Magazine, WIFIE - THAT PARROT CANT SAY A WORD! You Foot BIRO wHy BON'T you TALK? SG WELL HE HAS TO BE TAUGHT AND 'T TAKES TIME? {The Shell Game [Paina plein GEORLE YOU RASCAL, WHAT Dive MEAN by SeWOING Your FATHER A SOMic VALENTINE Line THis? DONT Answer CACK! I sraur SOUNPLY PUNISH YOU AM TEACH you ae ESPECT FOR re As GLOERS nee s1@RaM! YOU IVT STAY HOME aANnr— Shucns, ME AN’ Jimmy MADISON S Gor T'Mouin’ FicTuRe SHOW OW THis AFT. Aw Gee wuz You speci AKIO ower? WHane oe uP ta Mow BUTTER - I'LL Blow THE Dakw TREES DOWN WITH ME SAMMONS, ti Goi! TRUM AWAY AN SE a PIRATE WHEN 1 QRowW BG ANYWAY > *AIGHT AS WELE (Practice uP} ae THis DINE mATCHET CANT CUT P10, by Doubleday, Page & ¢ ye courtyard and up the servants’ s wore at RECEDING CHAPTER ase, the only means of communications | ere, that | OE with the floor which the escape ft * effected A long passage, wit! ned with amal to a door, whi many winding , numbered room h had been ay. Beyond this door, aud n another house, was another pa* artme sage, @!o With @ number of turns * ed sith similar rooms, Right a s° staircane, Ganima crossed a yard, a hy nto a Street—the Rue e understood went down { rushed CHAPTER VI. (Continued) The Second ArrestofArsene Lupin. AMNATION and fifth Who floors? Two gentleme 1 1 1p in a cab to the G emerged on per story, and hurried toward t ala t a 1 *, and) followed by a porter car the bag Vine Lopenel| One of them had arm in @ sling uv other seemed in great spirit 1 " Come along, Wilson " t K Vhe| miss the train! #9 8 . hall forget these t aye ‘ ard! * © * carried | “No more shall I * + and thanks to y Wiat a fine series of battles!" ‘Magnificent 1. A regret n ere and n \ m-| there, vut of véry sight importance Tie do: as alrend sed and) Lupin The blue diamond re with Ganimard in sent back | covered ordinates at the door of the porters} “Especially mine. ade ours. Remember, Ws Ei Without a word they hurried across! it was at the very moment when yu! Fn Wednesday. February 22. YES -BuT 4 HAVENT TIME FOR THAT WHY DONT YOu TEACH By Will B. Johnstone} _ AS WE NEED SOME Wood LUT, YOU CAN CHoe DOWN ALL THOSE DEAD CHERRY TREES with THis NEW LITTLE Beth AY GIET T JO, You "Oone” it WitH Your UTTLE 9 HATCNET + A New A ARSENE LUPIN Story rtd Line 1-D--!! M1998 mg 19.0000 rey gat “Cheer Up, Cuthbert!” What’s the Use of Being Blue? There Is a Lot of Luck Left. By Clarence L. Cullen Copyright, 1011, by The Press Publiahiag Co, (The New York World), JIE forbears of some of us may to himself that he has Lost Hie Nerve Aly have died Broke or Intestate, neper had one! but all of us wore bequeathed @ hegucy of Tove’) otter to be a Sooner than a Some- The condttion | Daver! of Chinamen in this country isn't] Maybe somebody will be able to tell particularly hap-|U% why It 1s that the man who hatéte- but we don't ally alludes to his work as “the dally hulleve sou ever, rind” always seema to be weertng hea a cata fringe at the bottoms of dis trousers, man whimp { a We can even remember some Har giamoured by retre- much less wee; - Luck Days that, ‘The chap who! spection, now appear Ike Haleyon says “It's pretty Days! ft for you", —_— is, but that; Life would be an even more Com- wouldn't make | plicated Game than it is if all of he suw a chance! | were permitted to ‘Amend the By- Laws! It may be true that “the world — takes you ct your own valuation,”| There's @ heap of Setf-Congratulatery ‘kiness that goes by the name of but sometimes it likes to dicker? tonal Pridel | An nh erin al on aah Men tae | When we hear a quite Young Feller, Fee Atibenek at ina ental j with not @ Cog Mark on him, brag of pee : |having Been ‘Through the Mil we're | EP aaa o.| foreed to the conclusion that the Peed tie vranie wha tide | POWer must have deen shut off when diffuse a & of Well-Being happened! | ‘The Man Who Never Made a aie: | After all, the Long Trail lying te © dled Jast week. He had lived all tween Ambition and Accomplishment w life a Hermit in the Dismal is where we have all the fum, eb wamp of Virginia a though fero realize it whilet they're The chap w rolaims that he Traversing that Tortuous Trai? Hates Pe aiwaya the first to ecm Hang On to Avoid Puntshment! | ‘The troubte with some of us ts ¢hat eo after Big Game with a Bean- | The man who is willing to confe piece.) Would he reveal the secret of his pres- ent dream and admit Wileon ta the of meditation into which he felt he was not allowed to enter umin- :} that Lupin ed his f indignation rude.jany one but Wilson mi that would have eb- Shears obtat must el, Wison rose and walked mw, ‘The melancholy street vetwoon the gloomy fronts ouses, under a dark sky whenes ry and pouring rain, A eab ‘ anotier cab, Wilson jotted | dow ir numbers in his note beok, veo down the street, nle knock at the door, and lyou a vi Tova uiches { (mes when our bratn ds complete ee “ right © © © And the ly vold of the * aving the servant entered with two , ' , kably pleased," amid rs bad unsealed @n4 6 firs viains @ very attractive ) r ing about 9 os ve nd read: a ' Murillo, Parts, an ow ask for the {ance and expert: ies I have been the victim of @ serl- CHAPTER VU and ail the investigation: the present would seem te Tie Lamy 1 x ea \ you by this post a num: vepapers walch will give you . the details of the case, and df you § 1 to take it up T shall be 4 ; 1 1 will fill in the tnelomeé } 1 or any amount which you » { a t , r an te re more peaceful eon: Xpected movement on m ster \part, Would Sheare break silenc t Be Continued.) th a —