The evening world. Newspaper, April 5, 1915, Page 16

: - — Home and Comte Page of THE EVENING WORLD, Mondsy. April 5. 1915 THl EVLNINS WORLD'S “WOW -STORT” THROUGH PERIL TO FORTUNE—By Leonard 4. Mason COMPLETE EACH WEE Part Oness The Tide Trap Himetreted by FERD © LONG—AW Might Reserves Whee che at lenerh looks up from her book to her Gismey ate sone 1 (we rieung tide bee tealeted her upon ther ~oon (hese oil be covered and wnabl, to eetm. ehe renting: that hres tide is tn jowpardy Coniinued to-me ow Cures 8 COMIEAION te ond 4 sumone: residence on th: New England coast for Denice! Dene o merchent prince ‘po ir air WAY! Rte LA * THat's No WAY “You mean Marg ay Woes ext 1 ~~ ae MY DEAR TROTHER, Fae aoues wo ro «piece WONT YOu SELECT ‘ Bs Boh, cnet vo” ‘Mise Prime OF CANDY A CHOICE PIECE Then, tur opple, whe aad eo™ __ OP CANDY AND- Miss Anglin is to present “Tbe De- Midge ——_y—- @erted ise ) “Is “Lae Desert Isiand, ” said the Blonds “I ko. brother is Angiis “Esc vient Hg bas no ooth” ‘Now! Now." sald Popple. “Lats pleasant. Who's golmg to win the fight down in liavanat” Wana reason for losin’,” sang out r “That's the cheapest joke @ long time,” snapped M that he'd fire you. 1 dare you to try it.” boas looked out of . “Didn't 1 hear som: the prise fight!" he aske _ “Yes,” replied Mise lrimm quick- » “Bobbie did.” | “It reminded me of « quip I got off night,” n'Lo axert TRYIN’ To TAKE MY PICTURE Her? GEE! AY SAW SOMETHING VIGGLE BEHIND DAS F. BG ROCK! 222 ANYVAY «AY WOULD RATHER, MUNT WITH VUN CAMERA THAN WITH DAS GUN! voT's THE USE Yo SHOCT DAS POOR BEARS AN’ THINGS? eald Miss = Primm. Incoks aad retired in bia x “Wasn't that keen “I'd call & a knockout joke,” said) OA ear sos we MOT snap Brivate secretary. BY WAY OF DIVERSION. os 6 teed ornament ‘went on" S petent bt . . a *, oot See ee at te a HE MARRYING OF MARY —Pa Is Living in a World of New and Strange Things Since Arriving in the Big City! we we By Thornton Fisher Se cet 7 : X-4 Yom, ae ace ISNT ANY OTHER PLAce ~ \ es “Tisad te 7 SEEIN AS HOW THEY “ 7 Z a. geet? i for tlie game, re (SSNS HOVE IESE KEEP SERvIN EM HERE ) || 4 | (ernedach! 4 2 Foot, WE caw SIT AN0 GE LE’ i ONT THERE NO 4 pall HT a ALONE, MARN— WE MIGHT LECT TS LORRY Z| g y ; =) pince IM > ANOTHER FOR MOROSCO. AS WELL TAY THE CONSERVATOR/// Sener never” . ans | y THIS HOUSE WHERE a= Tous ‘iapecher al ire yy a SEE SECH SHPPERY az IZ he [Za 4 BN OE ers fuoed at the Hurbank ‘Theatre, = d Sait Bie ; === LEARN HOW T Angeles, shortly, with Marjorie | % 2 Ts NEAT Rambau in the principal rule. | i ‘ | y aossip. | Beginaiig to-night the Jardin de Danse will have « “music publishers’ Ware is to do some film work. | will pose first for a production of Third Degree.” | Ruth Richmond and John O'Brien Presented a playlet, ontitied “Pleasing @ Woman,” at the Pleiades Club last pight. squadron of Lambs will tuke! i in “Experience” Thureday night, ‘will be the 200th performunce, | The Palace is to have a Spring! fashion show as @ part of its regular) bill next week. | The Theatre Treasurers’ benefit at the Park last night was very success- ful. The house was crowded and the) regolly Lee {a to sing at the Victorta|thur Hammerstein eaid. “Go aneat,| HOW I EARNED MY RAISE—No. I—A Typewriting Contest Winner we Comer Row Yl resin Works se By Walter J. Henry ene week of April $6, The house is | Soll” A "®UCCESS MOVIE” Series of TAUE STORIES of ADVANCEMENT—Illustrated by WILL B, JOHNSTONE. be closed after that woe Ned Wayburn has loaned Sam Ash, — # tenor “find,” to Reisenwebe: foo Much Mustard.” n & Harris will exchange the f patrons who were kept from rial” by the storm Saturday, That's unusual, David Warfield is to play a two- ngagement “The Auc- at the Manhattan Opera beginning April 19, 1 boy has been nted at ter Garden by ‘call girl” She is Agi ‘i cousin of | Minerva Coverdale, Broadway hears that J. E. Dodson and H. Reeves Smith have recently made considerable sums of money in Steel. Martin Herman has received from the Treasury I tment at Wash- ington an interpretation of a *% cently enacted provision In the law covering the tax on incom Working as a stenographer in the purchasing de- { noticed that while the older typewriter concems ‘Not revealing my purpose, 1 obtained from the After several additional months of ceaseless effort Y H forrotien my rea Partment of a t concern, I realized that my were interesting themselves in the various typewriting | manager of the daly permission to take a type- | felt justified in entering a contest soon to be held for wee pale tat forpien Pade ced ly 3 actors after they ha amount of salary 1 satisfactory, would not yiekt contests and were spending money to advertise’ | writer tomy home, telling him that | wished to practise. | amateur t: ‘The night of the contest I found my- it 2 i ¢ than the usual nominal yearly increase in salary. bp ‘won by operators using their make of ma- iypewnting ihwes slow work at first, but after several iar hte adel od evo Contesiants, but none mere Hest IH Real Pot estan ia FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. ‘ Fdetermined to do some- | chines, our Vout SAP had not yet attempted | months of persistent practice 1 began mastering speed | anxious to win thant was. Tomy intense gratification | substantial “raise.” (Anolher “How 7 Earned M “Did the prisoner scale the wail?” this form of advertising, without sacrificing accuracy, 4 was declared winner, Raise’. gory to-morrow.) “Yes. That's how he got a weigh,” a)