The evening world. Newspaper, October 31, 1914, Page 10

Le RRL CN LE EE GTS COREE EE PE ITIL YE om ’ ¥ ~ Homé and Comic Page of THE EVENING WORLD, Saturds'y: October 31. 1914 IAMOND NECKLACE « The Evening World’s New Picture-Story Series | (Mi tums Rowe) Conclusion—Hubert’s Confession The posse hastily returns and the Cat Fath Is mag AD nl Freed from suspicion, Charile mag- robbers are made ‘Thinking pected betrayal, lubert Is trapped int imously begs Mr. Rich to be lenient Hubert hae fed the chase, the des- a confession. “1 did it,” he Ramits, ta Hubert. tr rhe necklace has peradoes tell how he hired them to “because I was jealous of Charlie and i,” argues, “and no harm teal the mecklace from Chartie's cafe. wanted him out of my way.” has been done to any one.” be ! 4 HN Re) .! Dp, VY , . _ 1) Kee? Your eve Ow rHe Parce:s Hie Tee we THe Powe Boor . pces Aut a ee Sona “we ore Cay we AN ME ALLER SAMEE SIT Downy HONEY ! *peace CONFERENCE Scene LAKEe MAKE UM PEACE TERMS. You BANE CUT ME Yer Goma tose yee wont PEA ‘SGNEe Our OF DAS FiLMi! TLEATY the Britieh army. BARCUS PLAY OFF. OF MARY —/i Bill Is Wise He'll Keep on Going and Never Come Back! ‘,7 ¢ AND Now, MR: TIBGETS, Now eict? onan cn foe THaT you’ see How Sere IT ¥ Ne Mee bust? 6 cw if i‘ 1S I SURE You WONT OBJe h a out TO HONING MARY RIDE WITH § He A BE is 3 = Mpcmncon FEtsman ++ f st z adden, manager of the Bronx Opera | Mahed himself as @ very respectable at the document, which authorised Eien oes tava womans |e wr” NEXT WEEK'S 5 AWARDED EACH WEEK him to unite in matrimony Zachare- atre this season. HEARD ON BROADWAY. PICTURE-STORY to Readers of The Evening World [rice Ferayomcl nd Leewerde dam te, Ce be Re FOR ACCEPTED PICTYRE-STORY SCENARIOS 2." be ald. “Zachecd'maat, | “Another aubway crush, 6h?” SS { take | ue Wome oo — ‘THE EVENING WORLD to-day concludes printing at the For the First Accepted — A REAL CALAMI top of thie page, © ploture-story entitled “THE DIAMOND Picture-Story Scenario . eaiomenety, atole Cores Parto bie NECKLACE.” Thie STZ wae priinnes fe eix instalments | Will Be plied the wor . trimmed overcoa| of nig! of elx pletures each, completing the etery In ene week. | : man. Chagrin to | end now Corse dosen't feel lke an |] BEGINS MONDAY A ceoond ploture etery, “THE WILL OF FATE," begine } \| Announced Monday J} wits sala the justioa” a4 tt ou man Mende: said the justice, glad to and CRITICIOM IN KANSAGB. * Ts the purpese of THE EVENING WORLD to print one TRENTINI DOEON'T LIKE IT. wite, | something “en IT heartily congratulate you both “The Girl and the Gink" played| vooal powers to him. She sat down 4 ie ane his) dashing Not From West Indies. ones eLondea opinion.” 4 here Friday hex before the lnsiremen: and then, week the writer of the scenario from which the > OMB time ago the teacher a a a fre'thamagen, te aet hist o sew Ging: | cakatine Crvenes omued oweetiy end ture-etory le drawn will receive $28, and the name of the au: ) [Socio tcnoot was instructing «| A Business Affair Don't know Gink’s name, but heought| “Shall I sing ‘The Chaire in the ther will be published with the pictures, class in geography, and when | is to be calling boge fore living. Think| Parlor All Miss You,’ or would you | ——_——————————" me time to hand out « f HE oe» Tecmareenly Utne a Gink must have been full. Fellows| rather bear something Ught?” HOW TO BUBMIT THE SOENARICS: = ro and out @ few qu he a very busy man, 11 etuok on Giri,—Lester 5 All scenarios must be original and not taken from or bullt upon any motion gone she turned fret to Willie “You write the aweetest leve picture, Motion story er werk that has appeared anywhere in copyrighted form, [| Smith. letters, dear,” she said.’ “I do love to Spoiling the Compliment. "Thay must in ne case exceed 1,000 worde in length—the briefer the better—[| “Willie,” eaid she, “can you tell mo] inink that in the middl was qice proagh- | ane myst be written loplbly end vs preferably typewritten, en ene side of f what ie one of the principal products| husiness vou remenbec le on vow ing at a bttle chapel oe the eub- baa Thy mest be weld In onset thirty-six euenee, with « “ewepenee™ tn fo Wort inter iy anawerea| “Naturally, 1 don't forget you” he her oR Ble. sa rejetoed 2 stories ofthe “meledrgmatic” tbe, with joke of ena and action, us. Willi joment’s hesitation, reniaa, “My secretary, @ most ea- t made plain. corm: oy A “ehriile,” will be adaptable for wee. Burieeque melodrama will be it.” ens ingly pable young man, has orders to write as wee pitted Seuss pad the fact that @ member of the eon- |i Scosptaple Ny handled. ed the teacher; “where does! you a letter for me to sign every eg hy ® ing|Gregation went to the side of the De not attempt te write cantions or conversation. Merely eutline the story ugar come from that you use at | morning.” they could operate Punch aad Judy/| chapel and pleced a coin in @ box, ont on en be cont flat or folded and net roiled. the store," an- “And the flowers and chocolate you howe. ‘ and a little jater another 414 the nome awered Willie, “and sometimes we d me twice a week are just my fa- — : rrow it from the next-door neigh- ” WILLING TO a . pot lesiehs ule inderetood that bor."—Philadelphia Telegraph. lon . tater rights urrendered te thi re Se led on|eermone had never met with eo ty Dippel recently and applied| practical a response before, Hoh Io net accompanied by retu Congratulated Them. me post inthe Line Dom On leaving he was accosted by one The catver reserves the fe, mane any changes In accepted scenarios POLIGH couple came before a e ‘months later the busy tad “To sing tm a chorus of mine,” gaid| of the brethren, who eaid: that he may neccesary te render them availed! publication. Justice of the peace to be mar-| was found gnashing hie teeth in bie Mr. Dippel, “you must have @ good| ‘1 hope we didn’t disturd you, o(¢) | ried. The young man handed| office. ri but T Rave ome,” replied the|>&t_ cure to © penny-tn-the-sict H ADDRESS SCENARIOS TO THE PICTURE-STORY EDITOR, J| tm the marriage license and the pair paper meter, and we should have heen in| : ROW, NEW YORE CITY, dim. bu ara ins ln oe Binge tok, ee to ble plane Me ye adn stunted ___ EVENING WORLD, tie: | ; Pa sneer ue iLBE ! i