The evening world. Newspaper, October 6, 1911, Page 23

{Fab kw anaes aamaads br The Prem Publishing (Co, (The New York World). Copyrtant, 1911 tats ovat] zZ HAT ay WANT! A (109) There was A LITTLE GIRL WHAT WOULD NT WEAR A HAT OUT (N THe SUNSHINE — She saw sue DIDNT CARE (F SHE TURHED YELLOW AND GOT SEVEN HUNDRED MILUON BILL FRecHiES” SO. Berore lone FRECKHLED. THEY TwmeuE OFF HER FACE Copyright, 1911, by The Press Publishing Oo, (The New York Wort) (1 HAVE TAE Honok TO REPORT! LEAD ME To THE ! NENISON: ‘ou'RE A SuRE Z a ‘The Never Homes’ Fall of Suffrage Mobem:nt. BY CHARLES DARNTON. HERE have been a great deal in what the society leader of “the I cause” sa s vais lady pol artment has been appointed my hushand ges out and gets arrested every evening.” I, It takes more than one man to explain Homes." You could at the f They way Theatre that tt was the women who out running the town that Lew Fields Weren't so henpecked election that started walkaway, {t was a m. way, thanks to the ant chorus. Here was the real significance of March may be dead, but the Suffragette March he Never Home Parade of the skir 1 to be full of the suffrage movement. 1 party down Fifth avenue That last was rather showy, we'll admit, An! THERE'S A but it had to get along without a Lew Flelds or a Ned Wayburn and @o, of ET Oourse, it couldn't a ch the acular glory of last night's demonstration. | FINE FAT Buck SHON The ladies of hal at we sdway, certainly made a diwplay calculated | USTLING Vy to attra n of all parties, Their uniforms would make Fifth avenue open | {ts windows any day There was plemy of fun to keep things going after the march had ended. | Most of it was supplied by George W. Monroe as Patricta Flynn, the political boss of the whole job. Ile was the queen of the ‘fire belles" who slid n poles from thelr sleeping quarters as easily as though they had always 1 d next door to an engine house. Patricia's mild rprise and = sympa- thetic Interest when the report of a fire came over the telephone were | enough to make an old | fire horse laugh. ot) course, if the depart- | ment had been notified | in advance it might | have gone to the fire, | CONSIDERATE, pa PROOF. i VE THI jl ped ae ume was too) Maud— Alice say about] Flat-Dweller—And so your neighbor 1s r notice how rich a fellow feels short, and anyway it/me during her call yesterday @ real piillanthropiet when he's got a few dollars his wife a ee di, no; she's a nice girl, Alice.]! Commuter—Yep. He bought $10 worth| doesn’t know about t speak well of an Bh we for eke ee by deorge, dd how cleve: 00. Bolsa: farsa ken ny e ee} of flower seed@ for my chickens this Yes, by € ree, and how clever, t at all.—Boston Tr ript, spring.—Harper's Bazar, —Boston Transcript. ianchon was told pr wae oe would make a lo - i ‘6s oMoerette, a! replied "I ought ta I'ye been a clubwoman for| years." ‘The fact that! fainted when she made her first arres: and had to be carried | to the station house by | / the naleanes dant Matire Junot changed the conversa-j whole second act of ynhauser.’ (him anawer Eames heb an the lesee| 1 ene - § Kang in @ molodious, div volee: Hello! Ah! yes! Tt 4s you, M. Mara- he lea me. Gre ow the music wel words The White Wings were Topyright, 1011, by The ress Publishing Co. <2? at the Ho wh ' Tan r f + 1844 ublish! when pr t anita lle rematned for a fow seconds serious ly efficient — in| (The New York World.) er were i; | with her own body: : , absorbed in hearing dis- v9 the streets Hack . ote ke of death TE have y the ma, trate’s communication h carpet sweepers "But, after all, she must count for 4 interrupted in @ and feather dusters. — |i ® w I fully realize that all |t WoT went that she molselle.”” Then this must sound unut- the | nies " pital x0 : He buret | owe uae eed ery on my work and my enterpr! aiewe BIMRERTAD Ee aR Annie a year ago—somewhat me 2 88 ' oiling me a bad joke!" we 4 . bape er Will again confess’ - o lands « band of He signed ' to come nearer and er to go to the Broad 1 don't say so!” said Mattre Jut- rarmuse masis-|turning slightly toward ma, trying to way and kee O ace not, this time thoroughly interested, make his alm, he said st t. This time Glen Explain yourself!” | Klvvabetht How shall we nn terstanat** What are you telling me, that Mme MaecDonough has She was on the verge of an engage-} ’ blamed wild, Aweilllng on net has hung herself! Bhe has ket out a number ment to @ young Irishm, named John the cont 41 h 'T soon run away, the malicious creature |" ane adeeal Glen i a thorough gentle! when her rstood the f f the ter He continued his dialogue with verness. 1 father's ‘ ah 4 ob e y and—and 4 i ¥ ‘ I enlly ibe perhaps that ? ' 1 xt M 4 the huge and f tha @ ; epressible Monroe en hung 1 4 res You have a ald Be at ” Ab appagqtinenleb ge dL Mee to M. Marathon als ‘ atten ~ the show, 7 was a : 1 . ane al t s J er . Uttle too much of , t the scene CHAPTER I], aad ; * ! althouzh Jess Dandy is t t . 1 to q ; Sat Ail eida'a pleco. ‘The producer iett 4 areat . 4 in not producing The Tragedy of Mme. | 4 apy tye himss | Grenet. mpATKRanee y ephens Gronet—ha legitim t 1 “i Ae aia ail ad AMT Aoahiaie tant dadara ane (ae a ea treating 4 on One I >! You say that efter hanging a could be » err it na clos geatiaatios Ma Julnot He 8 my to the the dining room tation f The sa Girl in Ha a 1 antley 1 Iam ne e uny Greased th her and i ! 4 ~ i} st 1 this s and we nor a con t That Let us . Yo Ona te Vary Clever didn’t hear the last t . Into the air atl ag alt| If you want to exr yur marvellous f - yan ‘ aor Miss A y the art of ag ad nothing! into technical details, which do not tn t t ening otually pain ging of her v ROPE nie t a /W " did not underetand—I could mote. Al Le s Ra Dx A 1 until she One would rea ave believed that . t 1 ‘ prehend—as he had just) well; | Misa n He ny gorgeo n nd c fend my t Hien ® Mitlat 1 eon . t away by @ fit of rage. obfore t at y ede 1 iY va bE ; Tray " bs short bi it v Wits wy ‘ bevineulsh She sraten ‘ ' ler vo! it ye I ao fur remove! from Fnalieh h f my tnoomp ably H iwi al ‘ ? * araltva 3 t NAihi a (widtaked ina 1 yy! T was surely than Me atrank ated me pre bec une Whe Mr. Ficid, Ay rest assured that he has Pa ' t e dwelt with t bluntness upon Maitre Jutnot y his cess at the Brondway, 1 n 1s sure to leave home for “The N 1 a «ja certain veration the depths of in ‘ i . fon with M. Mara. Homes." Tho fin ts lively, songs are good, and the girls by far the y ve this ow t ynnoyed ad cy and des ny ey Ateaaknmlal 46. ire tge! Don't be troudled! Hest euffragettes ro marched and danced and sang for 6 cause.” ) where 1) qw Thad a hot uinatatieaetanine tor Y What? - aeons - oom - — = nytt Ape e simplices | ener parture from Malling» bd ! rprise f "1 ty,’ © n, replacing the na tn an i} rprise! BREAKING THE NEWS. LARGER COMING, ring on t Fine tae igs | ; > Spee susptoton and Joby a , i Mrs. [eno 1 ali daughter) | Irish Boatman Giurveytng the solitary | hats I the law: he the iver, looked at) =—My 4 wan te 1 ayresult of the day)-It's a foine fish for | ¥er “4 and wife, An- Yr on was ae crumpled tn my Gecret. Your mother ts g to be the #tme tay uty them’ run ub thoes | UR anhalt 4 conten} that ie all why, at) Excuse my fear . 1 & tone of crus married agai n wee to the pound, | cmeine saints ing to do with my | that Instant, Instead of despisiag It, @id vain. Mut T must cor Daughter—On, 1 na! And after ngler—-Hardly that, I should say, Wllreatoloiioniga ehahonvana make il onie Lowrey eh Me ABE, | Reunantaane (OF az cee an Rade.) T, CB Sale, 20 SN temuble we had with papal Boatman—Well, pi peyern revolutionise aviation and understood later, but at this moment I] Mime, Grenet strang Bne had played ‘some have done with #0 persistent @ woman! ¥ 10, Sats pap Reagan? Mt AG the other word | accoampliah Sigantlc step—nothing oF | protest that the inalauation had we com | thet evening, with & sort of morbid | ong is culling me oa the telephone.” | Neither you nor Judye Marathon. The joston Tra wear. ver) Httle! mon sense! frenny, that Ceeply impressed me, the eeized the rmpeiver and I heard | , . —_ - \ ~ ‘ COME ALONG,B) Go les of Ophelia; or, Wunst Upon a Time ¥% sxe GOT SO BEGAN To WT A Pile HIDE IN THAT BUSH WHILE UP A Buck. A HUNTIN? 2 [unde We w Lb, 1 Go OUT ANO.CHASE G-0-0- aye: FEW HAVE THE EXPERIENCE. | NOT WHEN THEY FINISHED. with friend ¢ friends when we started,” Smart Set. A Great Parisian Mystery Romance, re Frinted for the First Time in English | Axthor of ‘* The Man Without a Face.” AND. Now SHe's NOTHING pent your vacation The Evening World Daily Magazine. Friday, October 6, 1911. OF “SUN SHINE . Copyright, 1011 Paris and Helen of Troy. ELEN O'NFUA, was the prize collar finisher’ up in tactory, Troy, N. ¥ #he was a perfect apd heauty! She know it because the foreman told | . and once the boss did when | had Just come from a more than usus jally Mquld lunch—and then Helen had A mirror in her bedroom, for which she had patd seventy-six cents—so she knew |ane was beautiful! en went there went also 4 of the male collar fin- ro from the ex cellence of her own work, she was a \decided asset to Hogan, proprietor of the factory, in that #he kept the men at their jobs. | Because up in ‘Troy, where collar fac- 4 are as plentiful as actora out of upper roadway, one can be as as a hog on leo if one Knows anything at all about the bust- ness. If the foreman calls a fellow down up there the victim doesn’t shiver and shake and wonder whether he's going to lose his Job, He Juat ays: “Here, now, none of yer guff, old man! If ye don't Ike It, I'll beat it over te Cassidy's shop as oon ag I get me en- velope Saturday night.” Just ike that. So Hogan knew what he was about , 80, aside And Helen In bestowtn, for that oat loast twenty fellows she ny with e@teady” for And when she to a dance of a Saturday night sed to lot several of the devoted swaing treat her to Kinger ale and cara- | meta—sust there wouldn't be any jhard feeling! So Hogan #atled along tn prosperity and paid his Uttle rake-off to the New laundries for breaking the edges collars on the second washing— f ‘Troy was very impartial owe “kept comp had Jan tong as two weeks ‘ went ed | wut by The Press Publishing Co. when he told Helen #he was beautiful, | 11 or favors—I must give her | POPOL LLP LL PLL PLLA PLLL LLP PAPDP PPD PPP PPP PDP PPP PPP PPP PPP 3% By Clare Victor Dwiggins ls By Alma Woodward (The New York World), choles beanery on Tompkins etreet for her usual doughnut and coffee, she col- Iided with a om He was on a red tle! t for looks and he had Hie took off his hat and held the di open for her to pi through, and when she at down feated himself directly opposite her. And as she daintily broke the dough- nut in her expert collar finishing: fin- gers he threw her way the most burn- ing glances of admiration, and it flus- tered her so that she almost choked on the dryne her repast and never thought to drink the coffee! ‘That just shows what love at first sight CAN do! She found out afterward that bis name waa Parts, because he came from that place—n Illnols; and tn a few days they were calling each other Helen and Paris, Just ike the bosomtest kind of frends. Then Parts, who was expert collar finisher at Smith's factory, and who had a decided pull with Smith, got Hel & Job in hia place at one-twenty-fy & week more than she was getting, and she left Hogan, But just to get even Hogan swiped poth Parts and Helen from Smith the following Saturday by giving them eac fifty cents more, And the following Saturday Smith played the same triek, ao. It mot to bea caso of “you raise and ‘and finally it resolved tteeit Into @ seven weeks’ Trojan war! And goodness knows how much longer than seven weeks ft might have lasted {f Parts had not recelved an offer to go he the following day at the lunch | PRIC hour, when ehe was hastening into a SWE with @ big retall house as collar sale | man. ‘The day of the wedding all the fac- torles In ‘Troy shut down and they gave * handsome pair a great send-off, and Hogan and Smith shook hands before the crowd! WHICH PROVES BEYOND POUBT THAT COMPETITIO! A IS THE | RULING SPIRIT OF THR DAY, AND | THA ono day Hplen had her pay |CAN IN THE MAN OR WOMAN WHO ITE IT, EVEN IN A COLe LAR FACTORY, IS A PEARL ABOVE (GARY DESLYS PLEASE AN- you! He doesn't know to what gaint to appeal! am afratd he will commit some Irreparable folly.” What folly?’ 1 had the strength to ask Ilo confesses that he has determined to save, no matter at what cost, the charming, innocent Mme. GrenetaI'll wpare you the ret adjectives— and that he no long nds to give Investigation of this obscure So It Is going to be a pretey jece of business!” «time tt was not the telephone bell that interrupted our conversation. The bell of the garden gate rang. Juinot ventured a glance ever rtain of his office winodw, y, and to be ed for the leat for my stomach, tor T am ale, She ty the intel 1 don't know, Willian ult {t 1s to get ser untmportant wornts wate. if, T tried to amtle f to make myself agree Juinot. Mme. Juinot entered. Sie was « very ‘ant woman, wh turned my Dow with gracious cor ehind her the maid brought ten | the intelligence office stood erect an motionless. smile ettffened on pan features ntly 9° a the domestt > curtly satd, "Go t hen Octay the» 'M net To Re Continued, ON THE WEALTH-WIT, Mr. Morgan and the Kaiser were poking a 6 inpertal yaoht, Mr Morgan," suid Wilhelm, “what do you think of Huropean finance?’ The dig banker contemplated the blue sea, and a droll look centred about eyes, think {¢ tw all Rothechiid's play,’ Door mAn ‘se still more used up then ‘he said.—6t, Lowie Pest-Diepatch,