The evening world. Newspaper, May 5, 1915, Page 18

ant! $ aRD ry ee eee ae 1 deal of blow eV on, od Oh, They play a lot, Well, 6 fnatruments come from Germ “fe that why most of the trying to whip Germany” “Oh, not Hut, you #ee, the war has kept the manufacturers from shipping “How about bogpipest” “Just a moment: Bagpipes don't come from Germany. They're made “Ragdad?" “No, Scotland. Now, do you under- = Frank wants harmonicas to ell. He hears there's some in Swit. Rerland, so he's sailing Thursday to buy & supply ere’s really no barn i mouth organ. “But there's barm in harmonicas.” “guiticiency!* sald Mr, Harris LOUNSBERRY WAS GENEROUS. ink Kerlin has based bis latest "When 1 Leave the World Be- on the will of Carl Louns- who died some time ago in rry bequeathed the wun, ‘fourth of July, Mitky Way and bls many friends. er such things to WE'RE VERY PEEVISH. dormet bet ‘oe ned a Whew ou the witrd it aud ait on & wlprta, hook ‘ciaset up home aprinkled’ 04 duu it PLAYLET FOF THO? ASHEFSKY. Boris Thomashef ky, the Yiddish actor, is to enter vaudeville at an early date under Alf. T. Wilton's @irection. He will use a condensed Version of his Schomer “The Green Millionaire,” in which he ap- peared for thirteen weeks at bis cast wide theatre. GETS "THE LS OF WAR.” ’ Olga Nethersole, who is in Lon- don, has obtuined the English act- ing rights of tho new Blanch Walsh ketch, “The Spoils of War,” now at Palace, Miss Nothersole will as- the role of the General's wife at a London theatre. Lous je and Arthur Houghton the playlet. PROHIBITION NOTE. in Mason has named his new boat “The Water Wagon.” OUR OWN MOVIE SERIES. 1 2; Malcom Mawon of Mus- was walking along Broadway The saw a beautiful girl, He abe was an actress because leading a little Muffy white pping up to her, Malcom ou are on the stage, 1 be- what of it?” she retorted, (fo Be Continued.) Gost jude Odell whom you know well in pictures for a spell ip stock to jand at the Colonial. Yorie Wood is now playing Mary Paya to Advertise.” ard Bennett may take a dip into Wille avon in «. 4. O'Donnell’. y, “Somebody's Baby.” Ray Comstock wishes to deny a that a costumer financed “No- Home!” He and Elisabeth Mar- claim that honor. rdock Pemberton and Arthur BE. ™, authors of “Master of My- the show ay soon claim the Wat- , also Howard Thurston, raded his own ared hat d's captive balloon has Mbp put.in cold storage. Dow Wilson, ress AgENL, SAYS It Way wo tro Idewome it Was Making him a balloon- ry Giffen has disposed of the fim ‘Thy Shadow,” “Caught in and “fhe Kunaw “Pigs in books. egret” und ne Turmoil “Paherng on the lawn is to by all the ruge this summe rding to Vi man Cantle Th ns the gra 10 be ad after mower yo with J. 1 Wilt cuts up ra and Mr pulace. ner WMAces before the cam femiith slips them to an eager A young woman who contemplates acting for the tlm camera writes to avk ) eo may use the name of Teeny for purposes Smith as his part y, ’ waltuth Shepley is vesting at Garden City, afte long season in MHrPays to Advertise,” went up 2,600 feeb jk an aeroplane recently. ‘The 7 thought about was her ondered if it was) on ater and Frank Geretoa w Home aad Comic Page of THE EVENING WORLD, Wednesday. May $: 1915 By Betty Vincent .“’S’MATTER, POP?” already receiving requests | come to town | comedian, | ee er ren ae Loyalty. SUCCESS MOVIE YOUNG WOMEN “” “ “ HOW JEAN GOT AHEAD—No. Nine—Jean Proves Her | te by ELEANOR BCHORER as After che has been working for Mr Denbigh a a month, a young man calls to see him on a day whe he is out of town. ‘The young man, whose card read Mr. John White,” is referred to Jean. When the telephone girl has gone out to | “Mr, White” boldly approaches the ruling near wh ty Jean's desk, and offers her $500 tor the name and address of a mysterious witness in one of Mr. Den- bigh’s cases, he tells him that Mr. Denbigh will not be back next day and asks it there is any message. Th man declares that he has a9 appointment with M Denbigh and will wait to see if he doesn't return Well ple oung man bids her a smiling thy and Jean smiles back He never guesses that is playing with him, and that a trap is carefully <t for him—to be spring to-morrow — Continued loomortom. $1,000 Finally she promises to rv tain lunchroom next day and give him the intor he desires and which she says she will get by that time a a a “By Cc. M. Payne Tdum claTe> ‘To -Hutt > ° Pp —_ as oe ne a —— oP THey THA / A STRANGE] | | *FOR THE LOVE OF THT WANGE GENTLEMAN) | GENTLEMAN, PIN THE FRONT ROOM | AN HE WANTH To / THEE You \) | iB |) “PIerLe? | STRANGE LOOKIN PETE! RUN UPSTAIRS AND GET My COAT AND COLLAR AND Ne ba \iy <4 | ) LBBPH ? Je Py FLOOEY AND AXEL-—As Far as Axel Can See, One Telephone Is Just as Good as Another! \ | | YEd AND THE DOC SAYS IF YOU USE “THE TELEPHONE VIBRATOR AWHILE THE ELECTRICITY WILL DRIVE, THE RHEUMATICM RIGHT OUTA YER. Bones! YGET THE CURRENT PE) FROM THE PHONE, Pe See? ons USTEN AXEL - (F THE PHONE RINGS- DON'T ANSWER IT. GET ME “THE THING THATS KEPT AXEL FROM GETTING WELL FASTER WAS ME “TAKIN' His PRETTY NURSE To THE GAMES. Now “Har SHE'S GONE WE'LL STAY IN a ! i} ily MUGGLER’S DAUGHTER—Part Three—The Sunken Boats, ——— THE EVENING WORLD'S “MOVIE STORY” COMPLETE EACH WEEK. we IMustrated by FERD G. LONG — All Rights Reserved. The schooner’s second boat is launched, and Lawton and three of his bullies pile aboard. Swiftly they pull in pursuit of Ted and Nellie. Steadily the gap between the two boats lessens. Ted draws his two automatics which he had regained in escaping from the cabin., Thi sctiooner is equipped with an acetyline search- light and this Lawton orders lighted. With it he then, sweeps the waters of sea surrounding the vessel, which meantine, at his orders, has been hove to. The bpat, Nellie and Ted aboard, is seen less than a hun- dred yards away, One of tliese hic hanids to Nellie, Fire at their boat,” he orders. ‘Resting the weapon on the boat's stern, she takes careful aim and fires, sending shot after shot into the hull of the pursuers’ craft. Lawton curses loudly, then draws his own gun, But fie is handicapped. He dare not fire at Ted lest he hit his own daughter, who is in the line of tire But Ted ‘catches a crab” and his boat momentarily swings sdiewise. Lawton fires at the hull and hits at just below. the waterline, His own craft is sinking. Now Both Boats are sinking. The men plunge into the water and swim toward Ted and Nellie, now floundering in the sea. Ted raises his automatic, but finds it has been unloaded! Nellie will be spared, but Fate promises death for him!—Continued To-Morrow. | | | a will open a dramatic stock company | “So you missed your train,” re-| “Yas, sah.” And | couldn't sit down at your | 6 | at the Lexington Theatre, formerly marked his neighbor, “I supposo| Mose talked with his attorneys for| table in these clothes.” A “A AS Laxington Avenue there Was a woman at the. ticket|/a few moments in husky whispers Mr, Brown will lend you @ y Opera Hous tay. The cast will) window hunting for her pocketbook,”’| The judge caught only the word alibi, 9 tuclude Frances Ferne and William | “Worse than that," replied the dis-|several times repeated. ‘Then Mose n't do, I'm twice as bi A BUSINESS GIRL. | Corbett. Harry 1. MeKee will direet| ot the Day appainted one. “Phere was a fat} arose, scratched his head, and ad- wn.” 7 | and George J. Elmore will be busi- | man trying to get through the turn-| dressed the court: 1, he'll lend you tvo suits, He THE EVENING WORLD wilt $5.00 cach ior accopted stori | edge, yok Honab," he said. | “Cou'se Ah’s only an ign’ant niggah, .-Lippincott's. stile, y nty—come tn!"—Pittsburgh ; je- Telegraph. te aotadin ¢ Proved Experiment. 5 an' Ah don’ want toh bothah you pbs te teiling how soung womea ut Mine in’ binial by Experi Offered to Swap. Honah, but Ah would auttinly Uk Wind ‘¢mace guod"’ ta business lite. | The Sign NE of the young ensigns who toh trade, ind and Water. yoh Honah, one of dese yeah lawyers for a witness.”--Every- WO Kansas Clty lawyers, whose was acting teacher on the T HE long-winded member of the names are withheld for obvious | body's. Each battleship ‘Texas asked tho Sanlane 4 ; ———_ Debate Club had held forth for sary must be arranged in uestion, "What are the two prine. reasons, deplare they were press FIVE SCENES (for illustr ) A a ae mre brine’) ent when the following Incident oc- | Bound to Suit. many minutes past his allotted een); x cawement there ey pa pane ofa sentenee, Supsctiog nine time, and still showed no signs of cx-| Must mot exceed 6500 words, imust} vxen Worm is responsible for| to get the answor, "Subject and predi- mar Sones! oalled Soa : nent CPR ie SORBOnALBIS. AON) E Rey seh Qt moyeee ane pre) “Uncle Mose was a chronte thief who aN Jones oe . on ithe haustion, Feeling thirsty, he reached | detail the ACTUAL EXPERIENCES H, Far dilbund) Raskhul-T An old salt scratched his head in| usually, managed to keep within the | ‘ ated mah a8 cuneer ant) out for the water carafe, but found| OF THE WRITERS, and be accom- Daulati Rajah-i-R perplexity, and at lust replied “soli-| petty larceny limit. One time he mis- message last nig! e had) jt empty, Motioning to the usher to Rava Jagatsit Singh Bahdur, M tary coniinement and bread and Bilcalated, however, and was sent to] 20 Umbrella, It was raining pitch- | have it filled, he would have procand- fan led by REF ERENOES fram whieh jah of Kapurthala, Grand Com-| water."—The Sat Magazine, trial on a charge of grand larceny, | forks and he was soaked to the skin,|ed with his speech but for an in- ity. Ran vestigates | —— mander of the Star of India, who is thought necessary. in New York, loves the fox-trot THIS OFFER EXPIRES MAY 86, “Have you a lawyer, the. court Mose!" asked Mrs. terruption. A member Brown was sympathetic and Blocked, in the back seat rose | ‘ ‘ hospitable - No, sah ane ‘ and waved his arms excitediy, 1) when @ gelection of manuscripts will FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. | MAN very much out of breath| “Well, to perfectly fair, Pl ap-| "J couldn't dream of letting you | protes: Chairman,” he said. “1) be made, No manuscripts returned “What ia it that will go up a chim ran into the railroad station] POlNt @ couple. Mr. Jones and Mr, | go away like that!" she erted, “You! pr Unless Bacampanied by return pear ney down but won't go down a and made a wildy ict aie ‘a her a POMS must come in and get dry and have Ontian egainat what” aaked the tage. Address nev up licket seller's windo mo r lawyers. consult with | sme supper ‘5 | “Running a windmill with warer,t| BUSINESS GIRL STORY EDITOR, | meme “Mercy! | have no idea.” ments later he cam s and eat] the epure to tell me whethe “Never,” demurred Jones, 1 am . win was the reply.—-Pittsburgh Chronicle. 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