The evening world. Newspaper, December 11, 1914, Page 18

7 7 Swell Evening World's E Offers Use of Casino in ) Manhattan and Mon- F taak in Brooklyn for ra Peonelits. Girl and Mine,” > Suttragette Play at Ca- _ sine With Dr. Anna Howard Shaw in the Cast. y id Series of Benefits “iand Brooklyn Chil- | dren's Carnival will Fund. y - *\By Sophie Irene Loeb. growing interest in the cam- te secure echool children’s 1a the public echools eo that @htld may be pauperised, is again in @ letter to The Evening | ¥ from Louis J. Belenick, Vice it and General Manager of the | To Evening World { Bond your contributions to the “ The Beentng World. for veheel ehiléren to receive Buerything (e furnished of cost. Me child te pouzeriors. FLORENCE GQUERNGEY, Clubs. t OSERT A ahh panko AY the Exeoutive Board of Sa Firet po ob Abe ot Safety, Fi Don’t look for premi- ame or Synaens ia a igarettes. ‘he cost of the to- prohibits their an Russell Will Act as Ticket Seller For Penny Lunch Fund Film Corporation World Film Corporation The letter explains itesit. DR. ANNA HOWARD BHAW IN SAIC Gast Gere te ha vel ia Call or write for /rce book that describes | Beautiful Silver “We want to give to this splendid work for children’s tunches one of the these practical uses. Lemons are not Premiums best performances in our repertoire, only food—they are convenient houschold Save Sunklet Wrappers. Our book Beaiden the other attractions at the a ney Booth, Katherine Kael- Miss . J roo Seokist Promioms Make Fie Christmas Presents. roduction haa been heartily rs OLIVE KEEPS LINERS GUESSING CALIFORNIA FRUIT GROWERS EXCHANGE y the National A WYNDHAM 204 Franklin Street, New York to Send Money Contributions : i Naglona Ameria null Insiad on Sundiet School Lunch Fund beneft for the Bchool 4 | Prevented by Storm From Return-} . . " . ra ae . Lunch Fund will be anne Peel Hi Me eave ing to South Nantuck- Boheel OMiidren's Lunch Fund," 5 miei > et's Shoals. ILDREN’S CARNIVAL BENEFIT : 18 TO-MORROW. Capt. G. R: Metcalf of the White Star ‘Ryery contribution recelved,‘mo matter Row email, will make it CO-OPERATION COMMITTEE. Ay GRANT BROWN of the Federation of Women's per b derrrronyhy the Rescue Home fer Girla ici cdtiek ok THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1914. Film Manager and His Stars and Two Noted | Women Who Came to Aid of the Penny Lunch Fund Editor of The Pvening World. Aa the World Film Corporation a Gesirous of aiding the aplendid cause in whind you are engaged, providing penny lunches for sehool children, I herewith offer you the entire proceeds of Friday eve- Ding’® performance, Dec. 18, at the Casino Theatre in New York; also the afternoon and evening per formance of Deo. 24 at the Mon- tauk Theatre in Nrooklyn 86 Ways to Use Lemons —Call or Write for This Free Book Sunkist—the finest lemons California Sunkist are large, juicy, practically seed- ever grew—are now on sale at all first Jess, tull-flavored, wholesome, clean. The class dealers’ stores in New York. And best-looking lemons to setve with fish, that means (he world's best \emons, for oysters, meats or tea. 1 trust that thia will bring you American \emons are unequaled in quality. Use pure, healthful Jemon juice instead enough returns to work mut the There is an abundant supply. This of questionable vinegar. Try Sunkist e@plendid resulte you are necking luxurious fruit can be had now at the cost Lemons in 86 different ways. ‘The World Film Corporation al- of common kinds. | . California Sunkist Lemons The World's Finest ame come mune come ems os mes Waye stands ready to help euch e@plendid causes where children are concerned and desires to com mend you on your splendid work along these lines. Very sincerely, LEWIS J, BELZNICK GUFFRAGETTE PLAY. When 1 spoke to Mr. Selanick in helps—get these 86 reagons tells Fa AS) eonaee bah a pers for beautiful Wm. Rogers why. Every housewife will | tableware of pure silver plate. ia use twice as many when | Exclusive design. No advertisin; a i; We refund the trifle you pay to get this ame she knows the economical silver if not satisfactory in every way. LIGHTSHIP, OFF POST, savings lemons can effect. Cen sous momraares the popaiar PiepeR, pecial fim ia the Suffra- called ‘Your Girl and Miss KATHARTNE KAELRED. syol 7 BOO Including Olive Wyndham, The Children's Carnival previously |liner Megantic, formerly Staff Captain announced in The Evening World|of the Olympic, who arrived with his| under the direction of William Pitt/anip yesterday, was delayed and be- | Rivera (the performers being the | widered because the Nantucket Light: | children of the best families of Brooklyn and which includes a alm. |*hip had been blown away from her | ilar patronage) will be given its firat | tation, | performance at the Palals Revoir to-| He spent the greater part of Wednen- | fi Digght. day in his chart room, verifying his po- | The members of Tho Evening| sition, and every time he figured he! World's Co-operation Committee will] got the same answer, finally concluding be r i Ae Paoreoe RiteeRnOn tee thag he waa right apd that the lightship | h FP 7, | Was wrong—that ts, off post. At that time the lightship, after hav- | il be other attractions be-|ing made repairs7@t Wood's Hole, was’ Children's Carnival at this! proceeding to her station, but another » among the notable ones | northeast storm, the second this week, \ Carus and her company | compelled hor yesterday to seek shelter 'y courtesy of B. F. Kel’ | between Gay Head and No Man's Land. et Theatre). It is ex- Because # storm was ragi pected that there will be capacity Re ft there, houses at both performances, ‘ov. 30, she was obliged to bring across MR. ROTHARFEL WORKS oN|/it Mersey pilot, J. Ankers. The Sandy STRAN BENEFITS. pg pilots are showing him Broad: jay, &c. Preparations for the Strand ‘The-| An Nnglish actor on the Megantic had atre benofits for the School Children’s | & $60 wine check presented to him. He Lunch Fund are golng forward under | ##!4 he thought the wine went with the the personal direction of 8. L. Roth- meals. roreer Lprpleny ¢ said he could Jolly | Apfel, “Manager Rothapfel ix. solect- rer ote te OEE Ceenee: ng one of the most delightful pro- grammes for the children's morning Men Peep ® aftrage. § =| performances of Christmas week and| ‘The Men's Campaign Committee or- | the week of the 27th. ganized to get the Legislature to submit Mary Dicktord wil appear In per-}q voter-for-women amendment to the fon ® performances and bil the le without waiting for the act! ‘| i people wi i. e action of Kiddies welcome. Mothers and chil-| tne Conatitutional Convention, will hold | @ dron will also have the opportunity | {ty grat meeting to-day at 4.66 P. Mae | to attend the matinee performances | the Lotos Club, No. 110 West Fitty-sev- and by purchasing the benefit ticketa!enth Street. Herbert Parsons, Gilbert will not only be delightfully enter-|F. Roe, Amos RE. 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