The evening world. Newspaper, April 16, 1915, Page 28

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SS , : Home and Comte Page of THE EVENING: WORLD, Fridsy: April 16: 1915 peewee —— - Ee THE VANISHED iti iKi.sS—By Harry Cooke Part PivessOn the Trait at Last Hwetretee by FORE Ay Righte Reserve ‘They coretully search the neighborhood where A little distance beyond » oman late the kitchen and to the door af the cetiag ee ported to have been seen in the rend formhouse ste beck from stelrwey they rush They find the do me tn # ditch by the roadelde they find a | house Monty end the detec » fi beched meh ond init acerd “ire Ven Blenke ” Their Ut te @ positive clue at ten! ope them end fall ett Ray Meverider « Wy ear te Reverny of te Become & war be ur tag Veies © dey Afior the Ve SOGement chew) epend elebt weeks sectering in the other lnree eit the country Moving 5 ree of the Wer Pill be shown A portion of the receipts will eo to the Hed s at the chose of bey at Mina Heverlee wi return Porepe 4666 MIGHT LIKE IT j Dave Ali 1, four feet ten Inchew a aimee un “*S* MATTER, POP?” torte + ota yor yeuterday end see ae _ Joma Willa — _ . . , _ eave Vsmatter| lo] merece af [Wace wo at | POINTING rave . Sl suggested, “may. | PoP un Some Teh ib errs be Willard would like to get @ look ? lala GOUT ten eins am ae SJMat 1! DipwrS loa pee. Ke CARE ANYTHING 5 ArsSouT SE. ““N he suggests that they “ ingly!” MARIE LIKES HER FAT. Th an article Marie Dressier wrote the other day for the Punch Bowl, the official organ of the Mask and Wig Club of the University of Penn eylvania, she said “You ask me if I have grown fatter } ————~~— and T answer promptly and fervently, “Thank God, yes!’ 1 want to be fat. | TO L glory in the fact that IT may say ty Wey \ —_ wallow in my fatness.” ES Poy I ae THE HAYES FAMILY CAN ACT. | a While Pink Hayes may not have shown any signs ot being able to act, iy. From Holyo Maas., comes the | Announcement thai Willam Hayes, EYLOOEY AND AXEL—Looks as if — on the Brake-Beam ene Have Been FLOOEY’S Idea! we we ue uw we By Vic brother, made a big Rit Feoeny In - vik Wy ‘cibathure, ewiiieen Hates, ay : are, ' : SHUT U the way, is a big man in a pump ¥ j ' p New a ONLY NS) DONT LEMME HEAR = — . ; vy Fo , 33 \ , Y NA MENTION {Y AGAIN , SEE? A cert hatte f thi | y, Pratt Hi \ ’ “WEN LES GET OFF | "Ue ae phanntoos cortain newspaper man of this \ f || ty has bexun writing populer songs. ' lebns DEFORE SHE STARTS 4 Je calin himself Howard Wesley. Rennold Wolf will” Irvin Cobb at the dinner, April 2. Burope will lead the orchestra in per- ova. Lou-Tellegen saw his first baseball t the Polo Grounds yesterday, ie pressed a desire to meet “Stage Manager” McGraw, A couple of dancers who atyle themselves Futurists, will be seen at | the Jardin de Danse next week Charles Kie the playwright, ar- Tived from Europe jast night. He has sayeral new plays up his sleeve. Two Strindberg playlets, “The | * and "Simoon," will be the Professional Woman's | rooms Tuesday night. The Friars yesterday met and ratl- fled the action of their Board of Gov- ‘@rnors in deciding to erect a brand Rew clubhouse. Arthur Hammerstein hae offered ee President Huerta of Mexico star spot on the Victoria’a bill, week gxreed upon, in order to ft bim’to “toll his side," again! HURRY! . De Wolf Hoppers “Yeomen of ry ' THN, SONNY, YOU CONT Quart, company abe namale| |/ ice Nouns rele, AND MEET MR. GOLDBANK) E trem To TELL Me ‘ovpe MeComb, Arthur Aldridge, Wil:| |( LEMUEL.BUT HE ANY ),(+ : ONE OF THE RICHEST ' MaRN'S FATHER? Hi HumPH! | dee Wier Herbert Waterous and GOT NO MONEN- NOW ee Bechs.ors IN OUR SET 3 DEAR ME. A NOUNGSTER THEN @IWT asthe ucceas of the Palace's fashion iF MARY cours oC ‘ ONO HE SEEMS ROTHER, Like “oul HEH! NO CHANCE ro mn} - . May Pilly “te tall "wraiter | [Mme TE ere elu WITH EXPERIENCE : ; O' HIM EVER ley, the theatre's beauty ox- UN RES- L.we \ Like ME KIN A ee ‘Me to put on such a show three ES ~ WEL! p CaLtun’ ME Fre 8 var MN Kinaploy’ ishane citrin’ YOUrsceD ‘ GIT AWEN WITH . THESE NOUNG A COMING EVENT. D. Frank Dodge, Chief of the Pol- ham Fire Department, has arranged for a baseball game between his fire beya and the railroad men at Pol- bam. Asa Waugaman, general hose ‘intendent, is to be coach, and Heiser, chief nozsieman, will ES However, no curves will be al- 5 rae Dodge will throw out the @rat SUCH 18 FAME. Frequently great men disappear and are not missed, Take Julius Tan- nea, for instance—he went awa: a “Potash & Perlmutter” troupe seven | iponthe ago, returning only this week E ‘esterday a young woman acquaint- 3 ’ a: ange met him on Broadway ello!” ahe said. “Leaving town?" | ~ = < . Conrrgi 108 rem Pubiaing Co, Pe Nag Meat ort recat dros monthn ego, and /AOW X EARNED MY RAISE—No. 1]—The Idea That Paid wy vXisVutitm Wu Bee reriied alice, alghtly hurt UAH Row 9 antl lant Taeedey, A “SUCCESS MOVIE" Series of TRUE STORIES of ADVANCEMENT—Illustrated by WILL B. JOHNSTONE. tae “ous neighbor lost hor_An- BY WAY OF DIVERGION. OXWwooDd oe OO |: in’ ely ‘ta ewtul bom, py enough in front pts comfortable a mighty sind i here, Init axither lore dad, mgr te Pa . ia te feel oure THI8 SHOULD BE STOPPED. 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