The evening world. Newspaper, June 22, 1912, Page 9

“PoP, DID YA NOTICE -+tow Good LJHICK's) HEN J} 1% TO HER LITTLE ONES YEP UNCLE PROFIT BY OBSERVING <DUMB CREATURES. STudY THEM Sle Sde 1s KIND GENTLE I want Ye To Come AN’ LOOK AT THEM OATS UN SELFISH CONSIDERATE, ere, eTc. ETC. TAIS LOOKS Good To ME-Rooms Blo UES UP- THE CHEAP ROOMS ARE ALL IN THE V7 ANNEX — JUST WALK DOWN THE Le, ROAD FOR ABOUT TweNTY — \ < MINUTES~ TURN YO THE LEFT > J WE OUGHT To GET A PRETTY Good Room FoR ABouT MISSUS CHICHEN MY ‘PoP SAYS 1'D ORTER STUDY YAAN 1] WOULD LEARN SUMPIN +e SAYS You ' ARE KIND AND GENTLE AND - - The Evening World Daily Magazine, Saturday, June 22, 1912 WHATD YOu TELL ME THAT 5 TUFF 3 THIS CHICHEN TOUT! * WHAT A BEAUTIFUL. EXAMPLE. OF AFFECTION Is EXHIGITED IH The CAT, MRS. BUMPS~ SO GENTLE AMD SO RESPONSE To The Caress! So NOBLE , AnD YET- So DKMIFIED! ANO WHEN WE REALiZe That AT OisTANT PERIOD was Ferocious _ BEAST, HAS MADE TAME NO Tie CAT A neo WHICH KINDNESS: NOT es iT re To ENDEAVOR The Papers Say | By John L. Hobble 1 Copyright, 1912, by The Pres Publishing Co, (The New York World). | * IRLS have new ways to, vice until he receives a tip of de- sé ” | make faces. Tin Black-and-Whiteville @ (» nu ¢ New The Occasion. Hittte tiff, wiathtutty, * imum cing that But they | sired size, Laat wets | . ‘mona’ J break, enum." tnteven Ir * be at > will make up their minds Al, what's that to do with ite? bs a the-same as last year. “Doctor to marry patient's widow.” Nothing, gut that ya mere perfectly Het Kept Them Hustling. Another case where the one stone] Weekly : a ie As a day of sport, last Memorial Day would have surpassed all previ- ous records had not the regular pro- gramme been interfered with by ped- ple who insisted on paying respects to the Old Soldier. “National ball teams better this year.” On an average the teams have not been winning more games, It is now suggested that each waiter be permitted to carry on an individual strike, After the soup is drought he will refuse further ser- | was used with double effect. A million dollars has been spent| {in the campaign to persuade the peo- | ple that they know what they want, The Government will never have the power to regulate wages until the workman is able to force the em- ployer to give up too much of the profits. Kansas is again making herself con- 1 spicuous. She has a candidate who doesn’t claim to be like Lincoin, Overheard in Jokeland. | He—What happened him? Ohé—He beat it, She-—My first husband was a drummer, “I never saw such a gossip. talk for a week.” “Oh, I'd be thinking up things to say when | got my voice back!” | The Pe | wonder what you'd do if you couldn't Copyright, 1012, by The Pree Put | ICHARD WASHBURN CHILD, plete story a month fo) of “Jin Hands’ ned tur as onal no’ Blue Wali,” wrote the %0 Pudding libretto of 198 at] Ii Harvard, He lives at Cohas- t, Mase Meredith Nicholson will Jojn his family |dren; to oversee the details of the work for the summer not at “The Ho Jin a big house; to direct a well organ- Thousand Candles," Mackinac Island James servants, and to meet all 1 upon her by Ife author of “The Val but at his place Dang has gone abroad ani will study Norwegian folk songs and ry association, dances th: bundle was « pair of corsets, and| Marie Van Vorst, author of "The the chief decreed that any of his own s the daughter of the | Wives or the w of his followers who ret of the Su- misbehaved Ives should be laced york She has up in the or for a certain pe in Italy and riod, Th 1 effect upon the village was wo aon, “Pollyooly” Mrs, Margaretta Tuttle, author of Admirable Tinker," may “His Worldly Goods,” is elnnat! woman, @ little Cin- @ trifle over five feet come to America this fall. He ts greatly Interested in automobiles and sy anxious high, This is the stature of the task|to see one of the big American races, @he has set herselé; Te write one com- Henry Mountjoy, author of “The Mi& ople Who Write Our Books} “1 can't find words to express my opinion of you, John.” “No wonder, my dear. There are no such worde!” @ i tat the Oe " was once @ student at ve detests t selling, for Uh sta have to get | work,’ hour of the morn- | “Pleagures and | what’ the we Letters to My purporting to! te the thoughts of ap ct nother, w tused considerable dis her to ipking t care ts—mind or body~so | with It at has ceased to amuseto spend) elf, to grind long, pattent ha | and so purify her soul of the cu triviality, netther has | holda the w Son,”" long as she learns to go on [ter tt English |: t a | nd was Invited re> | |cently to come ew York for a HIS REAL MEANING. literary conference h an editor. 1, “Urittlek read your essay," sald De if the author of “Flower! R 4 “and Inelsts) that and he explained: “I've! yoy nd your depth.” @ weeks and I've got to] plied De Riter ‘I thought ) he would.” | the Canadian writer, "You 1a? 4 yo n le Lea ee RURAEAEA Maia You did? Then you know what he for “The Inner Shrine’ | means?” land “The Street Called Straight," holds} “Yes! he means simply that Tam he- ltor the bappy ending in fiction, It 1#| yond hig depti."~Cathollc Standard and an author's duty, he says, to leave his ‘Times, > — Voicing His Plea. yt exclalmed the —_—— > - Force of F abit. OVECHED by i set ntory a Ma “1a meal ty a melan \ se Mrs, Lush—John, are you drunk again? ve fel tw Nota Just for Fun. * ‘Mr. Lush—Do you suppose | spent nine dollare for nothing? » ot espe nuwent after