The evening world. Newspaper, June 20, 1911, Page 15

Cr AIRE NRE 1g ROR marrow An SBA PNG TERT MODE AE SMM TE PH ERE mE oe . = o . June 20, 1911°% By Clare Victor Dwiggins | &% Conrrtzht 1911 by The Press Publishing Co Phe New York World) HELLO dimen! wnt You Got? ANOTHER LIFE-PReseRvER? HAT ARRAS IN MEMORY OF THE OLD Oats, EH? Do You STitt REcALe THEM HAPPY DAYS, Jinn? MY! AAY EGGS On Tor oF YouR HEAD, EGGS VNDER YouR| # | To So mucH TRoveLe A WNOER YOUR NAT AND. TAKE AT & 1 SMAsHEO OLD MAN — BUT Yow RE RI Y/MES — 9 Te PuLLeys Prone / Y, if WHAT FUN WE USED To HAVE’ MAIN A HOP, em? 6 UNE ov on THE NEAD ; | THEM was 7 REMEMBER THE Time | Y ) ay THA BOARD ? ME HAPPY) //// BET You MY LUNCH potaand me 4 4 Ho'ne no! Worst iT. ¢ = SM! Tecan SE€ ‘You eT: ArID YouR. Gin COME f ; iP . AWN WI t ; THEM (The. Harry —— rn an oo THAT You Could NT PuT Two Ano You Put Te _) .¢ (SORRY To PUT You Yes oo Sce GH WHY Tins 15 A FLAG, ALF THAT fie fhe serifed| To THE Scnootouse IM MEMORY OF THE (Ovo pays = £ . RENRY S Reflections ofa © # ee € 4A Great O. HENRY Summer Story + [Ps it on om Strictiy Business. ee ee Se veae acne, baepir ate |e: took sla, Gineennay ee, Tove By Helen Rowland workers with abiding ambitions—just} you and {ts almost mad Copyngnt, wid, oy The tres Hupushing Os, ‘Ihe Kew Kost Wendy (Copyright, 1910, by Doubleday, Page # Oo.) the same as the man who wants to be| hurt. What's the ma | President, or the grocery clerk whol ts she nothing to you? MAN, or @ poodle, alwaya appreciates most those A things for which he haa to sit up ond beg. Bernhardt Herself the G eatest Miracle Jin “Sister Beatrice.” bout your r with you? I wish’ you SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING INSTALMENT. eketch she had to hit a brass disk only | wants a home in Flatbush, or @ Indy] could hear her call you." ob Hart and Winona Cherry form a vaudeville |three inches in diameter, covered by| who ls anxlous to flop out of the Count- asked Hob Hart, rising rinemlip on @ strictly business basis, Their] wall paper in the panel, and she had|pan into the Prince-fire. And I hope [) from the stack of scenery on which } fact Is called “Mice Will Jay,” and deals with tie | to stand In exactly the same spot every | may be allowed to say, without chipping Why, it's tn Jove story of @ former New Yorkor name! Desmoud | Mght, and the photo had to be In ex-|{nto the contribution basket, that the ) BY CHARLES DARNTON, | 5" 12 ots Water et fi actly the ame spot, and she had to} often move in a mysterious way thelr t Ma sh you could see and hear her, When toe can't eee any other reason on earth hy a wonders to perform, rig «CH all due re i ck's powers, poetic and dramatio, it takes Of course old “Arapahoe” had tucked| But Lsten. eatd Rob Hart, sttt girl should have married the man she did, we elways Sarah Bernhardt to work a miracle » herself proved the grea : Part II. the funds away there in the « plac! At the first performance of “ | Abie Feb Hart, Ate | RLaav Cae. 4 an greatest 1 ble, I say that she “married for love. i miracle “Sister 2 * Jost night by returning to the Globe ND now for the thritler. Old Thtng exoge Jack hadn't taken any-| Play" In New York at the 1 ver dreamed of such a re pt his salary (which really) phalia (no hams hoe” Grimes dies of | might have come under the he be Woione Cherry w pectoris one night—so | talning money under” (hut that i# nelth=| fired at the photo the Eastern | Juggler, inger than she did Helen informs us in a stage.}er bere nor there); and, of cou beauty on the mi e bullet, in-| tor lo t November, ferryboat whisper over the; New York girl was really engag ad of penetrating the photo and then! go blind This chango was not | footlights—while only bis secretary 1s poner ace house riking the disk, went into the lower| ‘put, my God, wrought by the golden| Present. And that same day he was] {iM ne ide of Bob Hart's neck. Not ex-| to hin feet, “It's too late, It's too late, ¥ > hair that Mme. Bern-| known to have had cash in| 8 half-3 nat eutetitica to wet It there, Mart cotta; I tell you, Sam: {t's too I Te can't | Pvery man ts an optimist when tt comes to his belief in the utter inde hardt let down when|!!* (ranch) Ubrary just received fi ida tryout) Neatly, While Cherry fainted in @ most) be, You must be wrong. It's impos- | structibility of his wife's faith and devotion, in spite of anything on earth he " left the con-| th sale of a drove of beeves in the ; . artistic manner, sible, There's some mistake. 1 the nun left the con: in @ vaudeville t T ist hat they may do to shatter them, yy | @ast (that accounts for the prices we Ps ats The audience, @urmising that the: he's crying for a vent for her early > ani dates, The sketch w viewed a comedy instead of a tragedy ann 4 morning ¢i@e with |o0%, 00%, See) The cash disappears] 1¢ was one of th: pare ie ed inatond of 8, Wee ¥ | Tramp Juggler, “For love of you a} at the same time, Jack Valentine was! ent that inunde theatre from teconelied, appinuded wath great enjoy.| renee three, and calling your ne The man who spenda his life looking up to a auperlor wife somehow ranchman| roof down. he gallery wept, and the d, ap #0 Ia don't dare to raise the Prince Beliidor,| the only ; only person with ti , ; " “erick” though {t must be said] when he made his (alleged) croak. orchestra seats, being dressed for it, | ment: Cool Head, who always curtain, | Wak UD ra : always appears to acquire a “crick” in his self-respect. “For love of met" said tob Mart that she has never ‘Gawd knows [ love him; but if he! swam in tear: worn a more becom-] as Jone this deed" you sabe, don't After the show the booking agents with staring eyes. “Don't 1 you it's] "7 pe ippedi be q é. former ing wig. Long before| You? And then there are some mean! signed blank checks and pressed foun- too late? Ita too late, man. Why, van oom pied ke Levckenoeths Wapato a keg At thir—the moment she| things satd about the Fifth Avenue|tain pens wpon Hart and Cherry, Piv erry, ABA Thave Geen: married two | MAlCU ae (OCW! GH NEIENEMEE EE te The Pcency Cpe hOOlt od upon the stage Girl—who doesn't come on the etage—| hundred dollars a week was what it Muded to) Theatro, nervous. When she Theatre looking a4} least fifteen years| y 4 * guid the Tramp| 4 man's heart is built on the automobile plan; but, alas! there is no senti- vid mistake it. She's wild! mental by Life's w reel Hew ucheae tal mental garage by Life's wayside at which he may obtain a fresh supply of emotions, purchase a new thrill or patch up an exploded ideal. wald Rob Mart, rising carey an bet toa atrac.or In the Bronx Jack and Helen ended ere you are. rare strokes of and more or less ri noved Hart and Cherry from the} stage. The next turn went on, and all) ) - stop, went As merry as an alimony’ bell. Hae | and can we biame he vaude-| panned out. pl ’ (The Ena.) 5. s - in the frat short play.) ville trust. holding ‘down ‘prices, umii|. That night at 11.20 Rob Hart took oft| , The stage hands found & young doctor When a woman grows tired of listening to the same old excuses @ay | 4 bad ood eta we who wa : ¢ ‘ 1 Seceey ee be buttoned in the he Netanya bade ry good-night at] )) 0) patient with a decoction of Am, “The Moving Finger,” a roi . after day her husband simply concludes, with bitterness, that she must aot Pack by @ call voy,; maida cost #0) M6F BO Hart". said she thoughtfuity, | B'ty roses. The doctor examined Hart|] of the, unknowa, by B. Phillips | be yefling sadly blas carefully and laughed heartily. Oppenheim, will begin in to-mor- No headlines for you, Old Sport,"|] rew's Bvening World. was his diagnosls, “Tf it had been two her age but revealing, as a fresh surpris herimpertshable Wait. Here's the climax. Helen @ inside just a few minutes. We've chaparralish as she can be, is} ®t our chante now to make good and ded beyond tmprudence. She con-|t make money, What we want to do ‘s Of two evils, almost any girl will choose the one without a mustache. : is hates none Ndibaa /abuey: eant: We: 6 Inches to the left dt would have under > youth. She oes noth- | Sir pall self that ace vate is ut expenses eVery cent We can A a eed tis GaeotIg AFSC bal tar. On THe fag to, fear tn £0198 | ioe at one fell emroep Mite onde “suid Bab. “e's ousiness with| Hed, Peant Druk store in Flattuan and] Qwed to Summer (a Grudge. ) 2 ; x vee ove ding trousers with ‘i e got your sel or banking | Bac oe, y again the young | {ov fee oe in| ab a ued ay Ntof thac| Property man to bind it up with @ HE poetic vernal glory has become Vincent Ss Advice Jean-Marie.” | of a typhoid fever patient ds enousn to | low with the Jap cook and nobody |founce, torn from any ono of the} an anctent story, Pant thoes (wi nd| make any perfect lady mad, bor thes: |around to raise trouble. Anything to site Vale uenned: AAG. Fe bites = And, ting at my window, I On Co hi and M . seen her in v 18 hey stand tn the (ranch) library, | enlarge the net receipts will engage my re t renee Gy Be bee pile jetty apostrophize the heat. urts ip arriage ‘roles last winter hor] Which {s furnished with mounted eik | attention,” eee on ee eee tive aot a serious | T#e8 t turn from indoor labora te @ cting as the simple| heads (di the Elks Dave a fish fry] “Come tnside just a few mir vee [| TISBE * @tudy of my neighbors 5 acting as t Lendl Rieway ere ree types bet {fal “Tea | case Outside to look afte ba ” [Peer ” Breton woman must) in | “magansot sud Ge- | Coats Lak Apt AAA a ADL After that Rob Tart looked up and| On the yards and roofs and doorsteps | ““Attentions’’ That Aren't “Intentions. nouement be more | ot a proposition to make to you that y un- | will reduce o enses a lot ds, you work out your own future and ? taken the} me work out mine—and all on bus to take it? | prince felt better. And then to where he lay Of the houses ‘crows tho aireot. ame Vincente, the ‘Tramp Jugelor, | at in hie line. Vincente, a solemn | There's a group of children playing, end | an from Brattleboro, Vt., named Sam ne silly verses saying riggs at home, sent t and maple] Apropos of London Bridge, with @ have come as a much | greater revelation than h Sister Beatrice, for {t was beautiful in aged to be married until a man has asked you to become his wife and you have accepted his proposal. Many of you girls are apt to take the trifling M* dear girls, remember you are net ectuaily en- Who & Sak ts nie! nd true ox office ma a the fro 1 Play" } a tremendously i) Ns Ea ch, Fas tHe aoerOateRc Haat ade Tun dn. Naw" York for tan j@uear home to ive one eee prediction of its fall, 6 man too seriously. Now tha tt SO RAd tnuscivain ona waka s, and no man could get ther ork Vaudovite | Oy ee ee circults with Hart | While & brazen band ‘Teutento, with must admit there are other cases, too, where @ girt a faring note ig the song of praise that has followed the most remar! { dimmy," the stage doorman, | sketch—and then it started on the cir-) moved. on the same clreulta with Hatt Dersistency sardonic, has every rignt to believe that & man oes leve her, al- actress of her a t ty In the 25,000-mile tour of this country e could show @ Skye terrier or | cults, Without following It, it may be) ing : Plays a march composed tn mem*ry though he has never told her #0. And 00, my éeers, im aft she has just con herself Would no doubt be the first to @ automobile as @ guarantee of ell-| said that It wax a solid drawing card] find | i te gertous of the late lamented Saul. cason it 19 safer to walt until @ man hes actually gut Bis iii for folding 10 the pride we felt in the American production of A Gay ania Aneta ; without a sign of abated) yyy" pm glad it's no worse ‘The Affection im words and a definite request for you to manry ’ ab baad i 4 i lg iy edt ari UP little lady Is wild about you." Swinging from a stuffy garret squawks him before you commence to think of Beatrice” at tae New It must be admitted there was nothing last d), Helen says to Jack Valen- ard, manager of one of |lit § a your trousseas, night to make us f and mystical charm of that earlier|tine: “Robber and thlef—and worse yet. or's New York houses, sald of Hart Bio Ths _— ile aiaiats & blasphemous old parrot; ; was 9 Some way Js not to permit @ man whe to em | produc aler of trusting hearts—this should] and Cherry ‘ beh tl oS [yg fodidn't} (And the alr has grown cerulean ee ing to declare his attentions, to see you toe often, Bo It was not to be expected, urse, that Mme. Bernhardt, in the rush and ur fatet"* “As square and high-toned a Iittle by Aus ples Yr akine pate Bad where his utterances roll;) 0 too many engagements with such @ person, end do net eeiinquih all “ aimoulias of aceinent ide able 'to weosent tie giny with Anemmenia that out he whips, of course, |team as ever came over the ciroult, | Kent her away. Ive taking tt 6°} Settling spiritual questions with most| your other friends for his sake. lavishnors that mark SGA ak Mia Naw OUPRSTAS UE MRE » trusty thirty-two callbre, Ia-a pleasure to read thelr names on|4nd three girls to hold her.” horrible suggestions When @ man proposes it is time enough to begin to thin of youn IAVy in. thle reepect 's performance suffered by comparison, |g 2ut EN be merciful,” goes on} the booking list, Quiet, hard workers |arart *Ntverry'g all right. She wasn't] Of the final destination that awaits a. a only in this re f cd c he OTN “You shall live—that will be|no Joinny and Mabel nonsense, on the . anne ee Runepinea ae ot eee Ricans UAE Benson he nlahients 1 wiilshow you | Job to. the minute, straight home after |tetine t9,kond trim or ane couldn't have] the human fouh Wants to Elope. Whaeh wanes taal oo ae Re Dut Eeranne of & leery) ae ¥ 1 could have sent you to} thelr act, and each of ‘em as gentle-| iis wisiness, Mhe doctor says I'll} There's @ fretful baby sobbing; and the GIRL who # tee nm part of the actors, even Beri f at times, to take the play Mierally,|the death that you deserve, ‘There x |maniike ax a Indy. T don't oxpect to] strictly Dusimows | iia Dollie, Saas ot ieee nie hit Pr pn eeu whe iene letter A Rose. rather than poe picture on the mantel. I will send | handle any attractions that give me less {D6 ° lag | y rite The stage m ha practical turn when the shower of ough her more beautiful face the| trouble or more respect for the pro-| let her worry. ; And the sky du and copper and “1 have been tn love with « GURL who agne her tote“, wh fell upon the Virgin and the nun e that the audience broke into | PUllet that should have pierced your | fession.” ‘Man, sald Sam Griggs severely, the roofs reflect the glare. young man for two years and he loves M4." writes: Caps F iA Rha lad lie sya pat: t ° ok ¢|puckering his old, smooth, lined face,| This is Summer, as 1 know It; ‘epite vy “- f Irreverent smiles. The otier “miracles were performed in rather matter-of- |°TAVen heart AG GOW, Aiter £0 much. orecting, O87 tomaton or ef h “ ¢ the Poot jme, Would it be all right to elopet young aan whem £ Ge H en i % And she does {t. And there's no fake|a nutshell, here ts the kernel of the| “are you & chess automaton or a hu- the ravings of the Poot T EMU It WOU BO fan battes to bal-Yors tauin Gis Tak an = } fact fashion and the In't move the sanctilied clothes-basket at all blank cartridges or assistants pulline | story man pincusbion?. Cherry's crying her| About Phyllis and green meadows and | mirtted “inthe eomveational way. Tr" ate sae a oe ee ] In descending from shrine, Mme, Bernhardt stepped down as though | strings, Helen fires. ‘The bullet—the] At the end of Its second season “Mice | heart out for you—calling ‘Hob, Bob,’ @ blossom-laden alr. Fi H. young man also came in ¢ ess ma I Viz nothing unusual were happening, She was douttless quite right about it, actual *bullet—goes through the face of | Will Play" came back to New York for|every second, with them holding her A Five-Minute Handshake, |ave' the second youre tease: etill we do like to be awed a bit by that sort of thing. She was more conyinc-|the photograph—and then strikes the| another run at the roof gardens and| bands and keeping her from coming to} Let them talk of summer's beauty, far MAN who signe his letter “J. a2,r"| Which I happened te rm | ing as the Woman {an ax he want, though there wa Mule of no trace of te] hidden spring of the sliding panel in| summer theatres, ‘There was never any | You." seed, from cities hot and wooty— tAN. 3h0 Sah 4 Thin te: saneraa ie tea ! aul Ha t ee he ain peat eee yer aie ER NOR 82 ADO tus the wall—and lo! the panel slides, and] trouble in booking it at the top-notely ‘What's the matter with her?” agked| Talk of cool and mossy woodlan “1 k @irl and itke h that he hes @carcely spoken Cy FeattOn tan talith Wanne Mattrison did at the New ‘Themtre: Mise Matemisne {tere 18 the missing $647,000 tn con- | pri Bob Hart had his bungalow| Hart, with wide-open eyes. “The troad fields of wind-blown wheat! now a a fe her very] since, Did I Go wrong?” Se ee eee oe ene ator last night, must have mide a wroat mary |Vvincing stacks of currency and bags of !nearly pald for, and Cherry had so many ch’) go on again In three days.| But to me-who am a fixture here in| much, but sometimes when she shaki You had every cight te pay (e eee e ankbooks that she had| I'm not hurt bad, the doctor aya, She town—'tls Just @ mixture hands with @ man she will hold h but at no Lime could she have wisned | kold. reat. You know how it savings deposit mental notes during the performare that she were dead Cherry practised for two months at a] begun to sect! bookcases on the| won't lose out half a week's malary,| Of red bricks—and squalling bables—| hand all of five minutes. Is thts right?| tion, inasmuch as you ere not engaged As for Sarah Ber dt, we can only soy: “Jong may she live!” But it is target on the roof of her boarding instalment plan to hold them, I know it was an acetdent, What's| and profanity~and HAT! ‘The young lady certainly shoukl not} to the young mam who eo strongly ob- ot as Sister Beatrice that she will live longest in our memories. house. It took good shooting. In the T tell you these things to assure you, the matter with her?* --Harper’s, Lhold any one's hand #0 long in greet-jected. #% Dam Tucker Sure Is a Queer Old Man ®% & if! j Wf [« (7) ("WE WILL RUIN OUR 2 YOU ARE ABOUT TO Y @ STEP LIVELY PLuTus\ AL i’ SUSTAIN A Wiig WELL BE Pare IRave'ro Go wNte , )Z ron A Y HIS COMBINATION’, y—™~ By T. O. McGill And when he’s nothing ele teaches cats % mew. Tucker Is a queer He cap play a fine tune on And he never growls at the He can make a monkey whistle better : afugar cured ham, . 4 i\ subway jam, far than | or you,