The evening world. Newspaper, April 17, 1915, Page 12

Home and Comic Page of THE EVENING WORLD, Saturday. April 17. 1915 THE VANISHED HEIRESS—By Harry Cooke Conelusion-ciriea Retur (tweeted by FERO 6 LONG—Al Rights Rese: MONDAY —AORUET ON THE Ameri me eg in the automobile Monty takes Irie to hie mother's home. where, at her own request, she Hemains pending complete recovery Mer etgh- teenth birthday becomes « dowtle aamiversary day tor om that day she and Monty ore qua ried. The end. Aveurtor Horne © @uing very woe Ene recently ee when Mr ler gerere: Mrowtwes aloo manaeer tor Ma later boomer Mee © aren, dower Wee more or lew Mander ro to « was concerne! Be different ie Producing reite Decline’ and Tr doth by Mermernt b “The Passing 1 & Towne of ™ “*S’MATTER, POP?!” Ad eres my LITTLE MAN ach ¥Rom His Visit ‘To THe NEw Boy on ou® STREET THATS Goob ‘You no DoutsT MADe A NICE IMPRESSION BY ASITING HIM To come.—— Did you Asn +im To COME ‘To YouR +House ? try for a lecture tour now he has an agent tn England urging Se renowed G. BB to vinit Amerios —thia despite the fact that Mr, Shaw fe oid to have vowed he would never set foot on American pol “I gtand ready to deposit $26,000 tmmediately as a guarantee that Mr. Ghaw will be well paid for hia twoubie,” said Mr. Karnes yesterday. “1 think he'll come. A PRETTY FAIR HAND. Bn a scone in th © lamented “Children of Harth,” A. BE. Anson had te Jean over an opening in the stage, Tepresonting a brook, and say to Effie “You are like a Maddona ; ; e night he received # sur- | as he did it, From the depths, ‘Where the stage hands were resting, | @ume @ deep voice. “T've got three jacks,” it said. MRB. FIGKE IN A PLAYLET. Mrs. Fiske is roing into vaudeville | @oon. Bhe is to ha it, Se eepecaliyior her Pit Suz FLOOEY AND AXEL—A Frog Has More Hair Than Flocey Has Sense of Direction! we we we we we we By Vic Fishes firet dip into the two-a-day. 4 Prem Publishing Co. (N.Y. Brenig World) seme 2 7 Gossip. ' cover, SAY! How MANY MILES U | WAKE UP AXEL. IF WE EVER EVERY MILE WE » WRAL +115 JesT GouT ‘William A. Brady has returned from 4. ‘ ‘st RK? , ‘ French Lick, Ind. GFT TO NEW YORK TOMORROW , BRINGS US THaT MUCH = yvehew © 1o MILE Due easT o HERE! Peeeence A Geet will have two I UR GOrTA cer A wiccue on! NEARER. HOME : ‘ : WERE Got’ THERE. perience” companies on the roa 4 ¥ 1 ext seavon. ITS AN EVEN 100 MILES ee ee Jeanette Horton and Jessie Grabam 3 are to a r in stock in HNochest®r, Madeldin Howard, actress, has @og worth $2,500 given her by an Mirer, Some dog! Also some mirer! Lydia Lopokova will make ber ‘YEudeville debut at the Palace Mon- with the Morgan dancers. ek McKeon has signed Hale Hamilton and Willard Maok up for pours work. Taney will go to the stone, ifi Hanswirth of the Fields show fa just as happy with a sandwich apd « cup of coffee as ehe is with lobster salad Broadway hears Samuel Hoften @ein will soon leave the dramatic department of the Evening Sun to be- @ome a play reader for A. H, Woods, Lew Fields has engaged Maurice and Walton for “Hands Up!" The mame of the play may be changed before the opening. De Wolf Hopper is to speak at the Cobb dinner and also at the one the Feiare will tender John Ringling. The United Theatrical Association By Thornton Fisher Wi meet April 19 and elect nine di- We to th | JEST Canr STAND MeN | SPEAK ) f AH 2E FATHER: A benefit will be tentered: Low Nap Ir NO LONGER MARY- i Ow Oise Tieeer ae cuee @-HUM— food, treasurer at Tellers Broadway igh ler MISS TIBBETS- Just TS? NR. PAW ALLUS EMBaRRaSses) tre, Brooklyn, at that house, ane MOMENT, NICE DAY ~*~ “April 28. = FUST THING \'kNOW. Ks wee \ndeyd : iW 2 3 eee PLEEIE! TRY ONE ; vee “to Zier. | xX VS Fouks Wi p3ey } Pare . 1 feats bury dag. Het mon tne CX THEN WONT NOBODY Pav an’ j g ? oy ‘ Siena een: Meng wee ers! ternoon a ver ord. HEN oT Ti ON f y Z ; a ‘. i Root eclecting shout sevemy five = oot ” Jj FUNGBETS 1 SAN ITSA® @horus giris for the “Folkies” and the ua “Frolic.” An auto truck loaded ‘with coffins ly missed running Robert: Hil- Gown the other day. On the of the vehicle was a sign read- “Danger—Keep Out!" eapect- referred to F. P, A. We're busy. is to be an interborough ing contest atop the Strand next Monday will be “Manhattan 1A Le eeeaaeianaiel will be de- Ice BANS 4 : @f filma for these two well known is 4 @tage favorites. In them Lizzie will f 4 on her head as she does in t Your Step!" ' f CLUB TO HAVE BMOKER, ‘ Fhe Green Room Club will have a e @moker at the club house to-morrow it. <A burlesque melodrama by Shinn, entitled “The Prune- eee H 115, by Tue Prose Publishing Co, a ee Vorid,) Haters Daughter will be neon @n4 kennedy, In this one John Gorman MY RAISE—No. 12—A Bookkeeper’s Rise. or) Soo New Wen Beane Green _Roo! Pitta hy | Sun omtetaty Ue ee a ad A “SUCCESS MOVIE” of TRUE STORIES of ADVANCEMENT—Illustrated by WILL B, JOHNSTONE, e A 1 Grana Opera Company, will sing. An- other feature will be ihe singt everybody of, old-time bulla Green Room Club's benefit, which was acheduled for to-morrow night, has been postponed until May, the date to be aclected lat THOUSANDS OF THEM. Mary Lawton was blue yesterday. Her friend, Helen Arthur, suggested that she go to 4 film suow, “Not” repli Miss Lawton, “Films are the invention of the devil!" “Goodness!” replied Miss Arthur, “Just think how many people are go- ing to the devil daily!" se “Uh huh!" said Miss Lawton, stil) very despondent. CHEAP ENOUGH. Frank Swisher will teach you the modern dances for $6. Call at his Diackgnith shop.—Walnut Grove (Mo,) Bee. Arrived with a letter of Introduction, my college At the tbrancti house 1 was set to. work as “stock | - I Kept Before me the maxfin that when I worked One day at the end of three months the general Answering the summons, 1 was greeted by the gene co LL A R FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. Aipinnrn anda hentai roterene | presented cece | cleth on a small “starting” salary. "The bookkeeper | for mv employer's interests | worked for my own also | auditor called our branch, on the tclephone. The | ‘rl auditor ina friendly manner and was told by him “What is it that’s black and white auditor of a big New York corporation kindly ed to me their special system of nvalthough’ the other assistants usually left at § bookkeeper answered and there was a long conversa that Twas to be bx at another branch office, counting, and from the beginning | worked as gon. ck regardless of how their work stood | made | tion. At its conclusion he told me that | was to re- Seniably and diligently as though | owned the it a practice to clean my day's work before 1 went port at the general auditor's office that aftemoon, ness, home, would be sed from that tow 1 Earned My Raise" story 2 position, 1 was told to report Monday and red ali over?" n 2 for 25 Conte, |) That's a new one, T give it up." | atthe @ffice of one of the branch houses. “A newspaper,”