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

Home and Comic Page of THE EVENING WORLD, |GETTING AHEAD AS A interests the theatres the Middle Weert and Wort » » Were former the backbone of the Mulliven & Con eidine var t ‘This step ela honda Monged - aie Bo untry at the age of fourteen ant on an wandivite: banleens oh © had neither fnend nor relative to take an interest a me eoaie 1 boarded witht 1s. V finally was given we “There are people poy ™ with a shirt making concem as an operator on im fag leasing the houre aid Me . shirts at four dollars a week. dine, “hut (tf dows k as though they'll get them Well probar ate them again NOW! NOW! NOW! r ~ A play wrix tt tr Naw YA DonT yelp : TD teaaen eayied/ # Bop thief | at Horty en eat reer yes and Broadway there would a Here stampede Minneapolis (Ming ) Jour JaRizowa nal. )» COUNT ( HE “NEVER DONE IT.” Perey Heath denies he influenced former Vresident ‘Taft te " “Wated Your Step! in discunsing this country’s relations with Germany MISSES NASH HAVE & PLAY. 30 te pomeibte that Plorence and Mary Naab will be seen vs Ars In a Hew Play by Zelda Soars next The Dlay Ie wll ready and the Misses Nawt try it out with Flos Kner 0B Cooke stock company at Water. bury the week of June 21 Orieinaliy Migs Sears culled tt “Hands Up." but along came Lew up the title for bis yet a substitute he JUST LIKE THAT! | Fields and gobbled mimer revue As hot been found. Aman at y Theatre's box office asked ® for w “Rob ingen Cry whic "What's asked the treasurer, A VARIETY OF COMMENTS. President Wilson assed REMEMBER AXEL, IF YER GONNA GET 6Y WITH THIS COACH JoB YOU GOTTA Coace ! Now FORGET THE GIRLS AN’ DO SOMETHING after, wink com nt tip his Phil de Angelis President tip hiv bat A.W. Bachelder: “Did you wee the President tip his hat to me?" Dave Altman: “Did you see President tip his hat to me?” Dick Lambert: "Did you see the President tip his hat to me” | Nat Royster: “Did you see the Pres. | ident tip his hat to me?” | No, we didn't | WE WAS INTERESTED. Charles Hiukesiey of the Kansas City Star, « staid sort of a homebody, & night off recently and went to 900 @ musical show which had a bis ohorus. At one point during the per formance he usked a friend in the Next seat Low he liked the entertain- the t. “Ripping,” repliad the friend “Where?” asked Mr. Blakesley MRS. WOODS WILL MOTOR Mrs. A. HH. Woods, wife of the the Alfie) Manager, is to ma attempt to cross the ¢ Atttamobile. Mra Le maids and a mecha you wrunauf, . the start will that day from the Bitinge Mra, Woods will drive the car herself Arrangements have been made with the Pathe lm people to take pe of the start, the tinish in Sar cisco, and here and there route, A yeur ago Mrs fo cross the country in 4 bile, but had to turn back t., Owing to linpassable roads. | ME VERY REASON. mpored ¢ ’ tors Pifth Avenue Theatrs recently and they fmmediately complained to Age ‘Wilttam Ht. Quaid hallaasiiion “What's the row?’ he demanded “I've known you both for ye Talways thought you were tn. “We ure,”” rr apecies. A - Separate dressing rooms.” | = Aree AZZ \t is Sunday moming. A chauffeur who has just Raw Fields (Binks “Hands Up’ will! 1 Reft.his employer's wife at a fashionable church is drive Bamuel Hoffenstein atau ing the empty touring car northward © Fifth Avenue. ~~ @& the Woods pr yester His face twitches in a sddén spasm. A heart trouble has seized him and he becomes unconscious, his toot he Johnson-Willa 0 rd pressing the accelerator pedaP of the car, Jt leaps are being shown inc making money Teddy Wet Laloester, are crowd along Lr 1) Papers please cop: ob. “Phe Bubble at BAlwene wins teninve Hidosy ye “The Natural Law" : nthe r f Hronson in| ¢ eo Kitehe each scored Afty performan ’ to Advertise” May Mr. | yelled and the night. Seaward ie going abroad to tight for vous and sk Frank Wileox, Jeacing man eat Britain, resh exes off th the Coc stock company, Wa Mrs, Mulien ye Y, was in town yesterday eG «Louse White Nobody | Hom RGAN 18 TO BLAME, MAYS Bho positively is not to t i Be Hon Maate . ried. So Yet's quit arcuing about it} an aa Malla i The premiere of “Find the Woman” Barney and John Mullen ; has been postponed. It was to have & | OUR OWN taken place last night in Philadel Interlocutor Me phia. evening, Mr. Bone Somebody was saying yesterday | fy, Bon Like a that Grace Morrissey, actress, had the oft married. Will she kindly drop in and} Working with care and unceasing efor in ix months | had increased my wage to seven dolly At the end of a year ¢ sent for my parer’s, brothe id isters and there was the main support of a family of a seven. J sought a better opportunity to advance myself. CONFIDE N TIALLY DID You EVER HEAR WHAT THe ¥ J PATAY ONTA Juanita Perez, a prettygirl of the Spanish-American type, in her electric brougham leaves the house of her uncle, ostensibly a man ot wealth, with whom she has made fier home since the death of her father, Col Perez, ina Central American revatution. She has been motherless since childhood, enter Good Stories Of the Day A Trifle Too High. wwein the basemen Wondering W BUSINESS GIRL—No. 2—An Immigrant Girl's Rise With another firm 1 secured a position as exan of men’s » season | voluntarily assisted after working hour {delay in shipping valuable, b soon obt alary. WELL FOR THA~- - et ] Often my employer and his ¢ hurts at ten dollars a week agree During the | ders. My assistance pre ied a considerable advance in ing about order ayain. This won, apprectation. VEU wot “THA SAM HILL = == HEE ‘ecently went into a) MINSTRELS. fashionable shoe shop the ow do you feel this slaughter of a man Ww s? Wealth has been acquired within v ower. ps Bower | recent y The young woman pieturesque, ) patronize the shop | and several attendants rushed to her ere ee THE EVENING WCRLO'S “MOVIE STORY” COMPLETE EACH WEEK Miustrated by FERD G. LONG All Rights Reserved As her elec Firth Avenue she hears the traffic i frantically blowing his whistle and sees him wildly waving his arms. unconscious chautfeur slumped down in his seat, is bearing straight upon her, Frozen with tear, she stalls her automobile direct! discovers in his vest pocket another ‘The uncontrolled touring car, its car hustlingdown the avenue, in its path, by be Tuesday, May 18; 1915 Nenher he nor they would compromise, At | uch tines F acted as peacemaker, diplomatically bring Bartlett, enjoying a morning stroll on the averiue, ing at it in wonderment, he hears the policeman’s whistle, looks up, and sees the uncontrolled touring mployees would dis Haviag won his confidence bled gradually to work my way upward wiiil finally, reales ing my efficiency, my employer nade me the tirm’s superintendent. Another slory lomer ow my employer's deep GOTTA IDEA THAT FELLAH HEARD IT Berore OU - AY SIGNALLED RUBE—TO AY OIONT GTEAL SECOND , BUT AY DIDNT NovTICe (Tt Aw oes The next moment he sees the stalled clectrié toward which the touring car 1s rushing and sees a girl's frightened face pressed to the ghiss window, “She'll be killed!” he exciaims. The touring car is about to rush past him and into his brain flashes a daring plan to save the girl-—Continued loemorrow, lemon rind, Star ively, *Ma er a large quart bottle | every time he spoke to the Duke, That ty, di yo! know yo rescue ment, “as wife and self last | great man suggested that at such a| Pussrmnes 4 immortal woul Y For ten en the i " [had on arsument about the cam. | they sht very a te sakes, ndy, and what di¢ For ton minutes they made strenu-| Daten: "Washington Star, | time they might very well waive all. 5 rts ton r prodigious | bic A ceremony, But the otticer bowed flippantly and but were quite unsuccessful a |deeply in reply to ts command IKansa 5 | The Drawing-Room. | you up ina minut he soothingly EF have hited a dreadful time with fathor,” exclaimed the socially ambitious young| “I'm not worrying ed Mrs. Overwe rrid your floor | monot a} sut that,” yoman “LT thought he was very kind and indulgent.” He ts. Rut now and then he gets [terribly stubborn, He would insist © is told he at . ring the clock” ery eye J ted a number of Reverberations. Jon saying ‘sitting room’ tnstead of Glen MacDonougn has written the Ton keen Tr ueed for ber PROPOS of the notice put up| ‘drawing room.’ He said we'd have aBerplece for the Lambs’ Gambol at 1 Archu fen't th | in cafes all over the country,| to show him a reason before he'd | e eatury June {and >. It is called ; a - Mo has p in hall take a rhe war will be fought on the | Skbse his way of talking any more." “The Temple of Marne i. ins on {tWo pairs a XV. heels are ar wil 4 you make him change his Madison Corey writes from. Wrench 4 Jon she located away up there” nigt ; " | other aide of the ocean ise di ‘ kif Bh te nw A ie too high Give me a sine lower | Lek (0 ask 1 everly's Halanve have the deur He Itkes to see exes high Pye PAGE Calle Wall, Wil be it here," George Ad We finally convinced him we refers to a bank .ccount wit | Interlocut Archibald Highnote, “ p aed . w ng him th t Maiaee! Rhongresn plouse answer this The d UF peerless tenor, Will sing hie latest | MB enoURh.” London Tit-Bits, » Chicago Ataletio| Nt lading bins thas i : een please answer thi eo dogs yoorless tenor, Will sing his hates | hich the chim. peor nibic person n * ne Cow Kicked Mother | hime: damm dil n NInoR ARNE us Tannen 4 te el She Went a Whipped the | deal ‘oubte | . sacl a a ennes a quite @ M ent and Whipped th Poor Mere Man! i travels | ae - Montague Giass's - O start learning roller-skating at! < t what about thos house | Politeness That Paid. Ht paper, and bamed FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. I A se of forty and at the| olds where the father is German 0 penn ? "t uy and print st 1 do love sald John} "Queer how that Hneman who fea mty stot i | Austrian and the mother { ‘rench | HERE ts a tale told about an jwyn & Co. have engaged Helen, “Fetch it in and tu © a-looge on} « © telegraph pole changed his Bhy BODO 8) oF Nu R officer who was conversing nto play the role of Bettina | it,’ nationality rather a bat Mrs. Overs | ogy p . with Marlborough duri hot Dean in “The Show Shop” next seu Mrs. Mullen stepped into the kitehen} “How Was that? woight wai u }m so fvom issian pationt with Ith Bariborough dumag & ho gen. Mona Ryan has been engaged] to wet the mie As she did se she “Ile went Up a pole and came down OM one Eooasion of Her weird evolu: | a Brassica wife enganement, and insisted on taking {er tho part of Eifie Brinkley, iia leaw the Lie bey dog leaving huss @ vusbiu’,’ tons she landed plumb ep the floom = "Dear dovtor,’ It paid, ‘pleasg gend’ off bjs but aud bowius profoundly suggestion, and just ax he was bend ing down @ cannon ball cleared him and took off the head of a comrade, | for the moment that officer } himself a short man, and 3 London New <> -—- She Didn’t Care. 1O ITS fellow-evangelist, the Em- T poria Gazette, that for years has gone up and down the land tn its company, exhorting the elc and reasoning of righteousness, ne | perance and judgment—to this loved co-worker in the Lord's vineyard, the Star suggests this explanation of the attitude of the voters in the re catastrophe so had cent COLLARS 4, “Mandy,” said the old woman to her || “ May “ ee {daughter, just back from a. day's | fier be worn with foursin washing, “Mandy, what did Miss Sally || ndor bowtie — 2for £5¢ Buy to yore OLUETT, PEABODY & 00,, Inc, Makes “She ald,” solemuy and lopreias