The evening world. Newspaper, May 11, 1915, Page 15

’ THS BVENING WORLD, Miss Bjurstedt Starts Rivalry Among Women Tennis Players Norwegian Champion's Presence og Metropolitan Tournament Attracts Biggest Entry Ever! oso Recoived—Foreign Girl Wins hss To Win an Absolutely Free sen Seeing-America-First Tour OWLY THESE SIMPLE CONDITIONS 10 Of OBseavtD ‘ | | | oipiere ca hea + blank, pre meet end pa 4 ied out “Tose comple bian ort The Women's Metrope en ferns ne aareeien & as inated 4 sisewhere on thie Championships now bene played ‘ . 4, . Ma the West Bide Club courts | Ww ota : P - ’ a Me ¥ erday three pret i dicen ged ele wane? inaatin Bier NG. 22° The tel te moot interenting of their kind | >" nm tw lew York ever held in this country simply be |. 4 Peep eons trots oaene Molla I) dt, the Norwewan | tae sen, to ¢ ‘ . ater ‘ ‘ bany (the two Prettiest girls) hampion, ts . 7 t were started Bar. Wor shu eye). brown-eyed mi the jand of t hb, and (hroum ” ft Jergey ithe midnight oun bee innocentiy stirre “vy to make it eragraph Up © Brest deal of rivalry among ¢ “ rea” tour EVENING WORLD Ne amare . s Ka ee sore are are |[ PARR. ROW. NEw YORK merican playe ® the poin Hie to attord || SITY. you desire vo attraction at the prem tournament fort of the home many of thie te hiet geoph returned after the a ads inelose return pestege. and ber presence Nas simulated ex * Norwegian tt captions! ———— ne terest among the home t to find the seven pret. | & wonderful | ats Until Mise Hiurateds came to the draw in the!, United States last winter tennie vund broug Miss Wel matehes among women were pretiy {4nd Mise Mjurstedt to the net Mls! wad, the ten New Vork State count tuil affairs, About t players | Wel shiy played to her op | bordering the Huson north of New| Stveral atop-overs will te ppeared in every championship and|ponent’s forearm strok Any ODM | York City, and ihe entire State of ae : who attempts that sort gf attack | New Jersey 12 agninat the Norwegian visitor gener! ‘To enter this contest you have only Joey ally gets the ball back ao fast that |to send your pi it cannot be returned That waa Miss | py a yy Miss Bjurstedt slashed |); the ball over the net with astonish " ing speed and It very seldom came! City, back Misy Weil's ehare was one) your game in two sets Most of the leading entrants aur vived the firat round, though were several unexpocte! upsets, Miss Weil's fate Decides to Take a Bath ‘ Ait Wed VROMM AN. DAY CAST * “rt fee Wass el in Joey sells |] Kissei eliminated Fiorence Bailin| intricate and tricky rules. The MISS | papers. He is after a nard three-set match, while] three very simple conditions to be anewaboy, fif- |]| Mrs. Briggs triumphed over Miss] observed are printed in the ac- teen years old. ||| Katherine Force, 6-7, 64, 64. companying emall box. 5 Py Longwood) This contest closes May 19 The fol- TY His home h r to metro- | iowing day a jury of five nrtiata ma bte- GAIE on Sevent her match 3 RUTH CHATTERTON i in Seen YOU bers of The Evening World's staff, will carefully consider the photo- #raphs submitted, and will select the seven girls in their opinion the pret- tiest. To these seven iris the free iin HIT THE LAUG! tour will be awarded ai their names and pictures will be published tn QUARTER CENTURY CLUB oe Sater OF THE WORLD DINES),.‘"iz nico ot i gical] Pana : ‘| More Than 50 Men Over 25 Years from Mins Darch vincing style. The Hoston miss played a game that assures her a place up with the lead- | ore. Street, near First Avenue. There is no bathroom in his house. Joey's people don’t complain about that. Complaints are for people who expect something. The warm days of spring, a certain freshness in Nature and a poster on a wall put an idea into f the award winn Joey’s head. The poster ii; ‘This Panes's Estoy ontests now. bene showed a happy man in a in This Paper's Employ throughout the United Sta big a smiling at a cake Hold Celebration. This party ta to lea’ of soap he The fifth annual dinner of ‘The oi iene "decided that wanted to take a bath. Now where would he get it? The Newsboys Home Club at Eleventh Street and Sec- ond Avenue proposes to ive Joey his bath with a undry, that will enable him to clean his clothes as well as his person. Any evening he can en- joy clean sport and exer- j World's Quarter @entury Association —the young old boys who have been in the service of The World for twenty-five years or more, was beld in Mouquin’s restaurant in Fulton Street, last night. More than fifty of the members were present The World's Quarter Century As- | Bociation was formed five years | with forty members. Since then it has added forty-two to its member- | ship and lost ten through death. Six- | teen members have been added in the last year, all men who were not pre- Viously eligible to join, They were ail there last night, In- cluding Charles Monaghan and Sam- j Mel C. Collins, tn the service of ‘The World since 1875. | The dinner was interspersed with |Apeeches by the members. Some of HUDSON?! NY THE SHOW ‘SHOP |, HARRISS.(, w cH la Wik ILLINGTON “ FULTON 2853 05 rasa, TWIN BEDS|| Evenings. 820 PARK #58 54 He at at Vinee thy 6 a Friction will ruin your car, DIXON'S Graphite. Grease For Transmissions and Differentials reduces friction to the mini- mum. The selected flake THE SONG OF § GLOBE jy). rd PPODROME cise in the sium. If |]) those who spoke were the officers: motor graphite contained in itt ot une are not |f}Thomas ¥. Crafts, President; Isaac it graphitizes all bearing Ay 4h conditio: | D. White, Vico President; Frank Mc- surfaces to absolute smooth- Ms Cabe, Secretary; Willlam IL. Shimer, Treasurer; J. Angus Shaw, and Don ©. Seitz, honorary member. | The other honorary members |Ralph Pulltzer, Joseph Pulitzer jr. land Florence D. White—sent letters to his study, he can study there, and once a year he can have a glorious out- ing of one week at a sea- shore camp. Other things are done and will be done at the Newsboys’ Home Club that make cleaner, happier, bet- ter, brighter boys out of the paper sellers. ore than 1,800 boys are members of the Newsboys’ Home Club. Boys do not eleep there. hess, preventing metal-to- metal contact, The Dizon Labricating ‘hart will be sent free. JOSEPH DIXON CRUCIBLE CO. WN. J Jersey City, N. J. < Estebliobed 1827 regretting their inability to be pres- lent. There were twelve more present than at the last dinner, ‘The associ- Db ation lost by death this year J. Jackson, foreman of ‘Tho World's room, and C. K. Olmsted, in the composing The 48TH ST. , DE WOLF Wi oe ___ PHOTO PLAYS. > eb, Premier TORONTO, On lay 11.—The condi- Premier Hearst of Ontario, who been Il of pneumonia, was much improved to-day, his physicians said, and his recovery Is expected. tmprovi THE Panne? FEATHER | \" MaxineEliiott’s" “ne uEXPERT SPONSOR'S BLANK "Evening World Panama-Pacitic Tour WW CONJUNCTION WITH THE UNIVERSAL FILM MFG. CO. 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