The evening world. Newspaper, December 4, 1914, Page 28

Mh SETI D, ‘THE EVENING WORLD'S NEW Part Five—Amid the Flames This done, they confer together. ‘We must take else,” hears them mutter. place the will, three leave the room on some p . after the opening door, by ” . finds himeelf tn the kitchen Salonted ty" thew dowperate Vookiog Tey |. a ee “s'MATTER POPt” WELL SiR, WHAT — +AvE You coton | ZS b NOUR HIND: ke CURISTMAS@SANTA, 1 SuPPose 9 v IMET NOUR Pal N'NEVER. CN TELL HOw THENLL TURN OUT=— Look AT HIM, ALL WHEE2ZED AN’ RHEUNATIZED UP— IT DONT ALLUS PAY THar 8 bride- za to lead tchoook has a new th buttons that look like dim- Tecelved that turbing Miss Ferguson and the though the} members of her cast by talking while worry along; the play is in progress, henever 'e the use? what is considered an undue conver- ——— sation ia detected in the audience, TO ASSIST ACTORS’ FUND. the talkers are handed # card The Finance Committee of the Ao- acipala of pre Fund met with William Court- ee teas | unit of the Lambe andy. ¥:, Zhe said, “and sce what I received in Bi reply.’ fe banged the Treasurer a card . we ie ee tfull; ed that “Tt te respectfully suggested that it | will be conducive to your own pleas. | ure and that of your neighbors in the theatre if you will kindly preserve silence during the progress of the ‘m sorry,” said the Treasurer, a mist as been made,” “I thought so,” snorted the actor. Then the Treasurer handed him one of the “turn down” cards, Frohman, William Harris, Harrison Grey Fiske, Charles Burn- ye and Sam A. Scribner. Geu Power to ald the move- ment It wae decided that the usual fund benefits shall in New York, Philadelphia, Boston and Chicago after the holidays. Also that each of the clubs ini arrani benefits, the nature of which will 4 a more definitely at another Meeting to be beld next Wednesday afternoon. A PESKY YOUTH. It looked like a bite at Louis Cohen's! ticket atand in the ent asked uls, beaming until his face was the color of his A Beauty red tie, sald @ youth who had just “how many shows are thero WRONG CARD. o cast” 4! El agers have had printed] in ‘a oard ich politely “turns them) “Just a minute,” sald Louis. Then down.” One of these cards ts mailed) to the bewhiskered one: “Will you each person who writes in for “pro-| bave"—— ” Apether many theatres?” asked nae | FF Mackay |." wrote in here asking for seats,"|§ P0g® o he “If he found this too!” Then the WELL THen Lemme out! Lemme OUT | Yeu. YAR $25.00 AWARDED EACH WEE TO EVENING WORLD READERS FOR ACCEPTED PICTURE-STORY SCENARIOS, THE EVENING WORLD each week is printing at the to jicture story, the ecenario for which was who has been awarded TWENTY-F' leted in one week. ENING WORLD will print one of these pict: he readere of this paper are invited to write th Each week the writer of the scenario from which ¢ ree are drawn will receive $28 and the name of the author will be published with the plotures. sted. Finally the rotund tick awful ian scowled and said, just like that, “Git out!” two, and I could tell the Germans “You're a gentleman, ain't you?"|what they really ought to do.” At asked the you that he sneered and walked away and) “Gentleman? Naw!” snapped Louis.|in ten minutes’ time he met a friend! “I'm « business man.” and shook his hand; then touched After letting that eink in he turned| him for a dime. | back to the one with the handful of - do for you?’ asked TOWLE’S FUNERAL HELD. jlearing tone. The funeral of Charles F. Towle, “Kin you tell me where the St. Denis’ the “Ben Hur” manager, who died in Hotel is att” asked the prospective: pittsburah, was held yesterday at St,| ain, The Czar should strike e Austrians at least each day or A SIDEWALK GENERAL. iy “If 1 were King of Belgium,” he! interred at Portsmouth, N, H. said, “I'd have my men attack the Germans on the left and throw then back again. If 1 were thie guy French pe yet FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. "Did you holler when the denti:’ “al PICTURE-STORY SERIES—A COMPLETE STORY EACH WEEK (All Rights Reserved) WELL, WHAT] HAVE You HOW TO SUBMIT THE SCENARIOS, J Scenarios must be origi taken from or bullt upon any Necture, fiction story or peared anywhere | must be, written legibly ind » preferal ch eheet of Only stories of the type, with lots suspense and must be ret rolled. rwiee will not be respo! of any manuecel Scenario by Rose Dover Don'T EXPECT ME To GAL Ya ouT AxeL! (4 Grow The Fifth Award of $25.00 ies Picture-Story Scenario |, Has Been Made to JOSEPH KEOGH, Heights, N. J. His Atorv H Hasbroqek ||“WHEN COURAGE WON,” WILL APPEAR NEXT WEEK. WHITBY, 161s. high ATLANTA, 24 la. high Greaseless Cream an absolute protection againet chap- ping and windburn. Cleansing Cream