The evening world. Newspaper, May 1, 1914, Page 28

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Mr. Jarr. 1 a milk into the water, So If ax hate slang!" show announcer {s through his re-| ‘If you will note, one can say more|an “for axes yon itt put water ae “Tet ien't slang,” the press agent| marcs abd the grind begine—the gring | !2 & dozen words of slow patter thi At thie. a s ja rea bed Cheatin bad explained, “La Bolle Rotundi—that‘s|is wiere the shillabars shove and tend | one. cn explain in Ove hundred in |loudly, Noses 2, Carte e but iyint ts wuss.” your platform monicker” (the fat lady| and swart the crowd to buying tickets story. “And now you stay here with <= bowed)—‘‘s just telling you that when | and the ticket sellers and announcers La Belle Rotundi, as I have to be \\= = {t gets too warm for a fur overcoat | begin shouting and grinding their arms fret o' i. ‘nas gets in the! the season is over for indoor sports| toward the show and the music plays|% Aan be bu ted 8 ray 7 S A erifter with flash slum ts a gentle-| its loudest—the psychological effect of “Don't k 4 . i) HICAGO nest!" said tb?) man who sells Arizona diamonds on| concerted excitement that gets a string| your" And he made enter he } porter as he CAMS! greet corners. As she nays, and as|of people following each other into through and held UD! yoy will remember, they always wear everybody in the Pullman} cowioy hats. She was also remarking shows like p. And the lady also | ried the militant feminist, een ki wat ager, or the man- ly watchi 4 at the point of his wisk-broom. saye thet the man eee \Jarr, the press me and the i Harold Dogatory, that genial and ~ |young Indy. "Would you desert your peril peaks gatilaity Lp wes BUT— SHE CHANGED HER MIND cant ting ‘my friend, if that’s RED it would have only been at the lose i a a a of the fur overcoat, the badge of all NOW.LET ME SEE- pa mle MAN the press agent tribe. 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