The evening world. Newspaper, May 27, 1915, Page 18

a a a A Home and Comic Page of EVENING WORLD, BETTY’S BROTHER BOBBIE—The Kid Had Heard These Modest Embryo “Golf Champs” Talk Before ! : 5 TAMELL ADMIT, MISS BETTY, THAN “Ad I SRCE | HOLED OUT it a WR g1/1F ib a mio 10 Rice cour ¥ 1H HOT 164 TOP FORM TODAY. IN MY < Th ot AND You SHouLo SEE RO sEMOUSIY 1 EASILY COULD BECOME TAM UNIFORM FIT, Re soakee 'T SOUR To & “oe OPEN CHAMPION: ITS THE TRUTH (4 * THIS IS THE FAST NME TEVER BROKE “ ALS AND ‘=e Bee 5 " A CLUB. IAM STRONG IN MM ORIVES See ine Nee Meee “ ere eet i, ‘Wasn't worth a cent. They called him Lazy Jefferson ‘most ev'rywhere he Went. He wouldn't work; he had no that weren't worn out, and the children and the dogs ail : ; owned a littie store where bi posed to clerk, but not a sin he'd do that looked a bit He'd lie out on the grass each and tell the youngsters tales of Dears and wairuses aod big, ting whales. @ay a strange thing came i. A young giri struck the town teach the children at the school mame was Susan Brown. By Hd U1 Met r ‘+ Uiked the fellow too. It wasn't | jong till Bill was dead in love % + Pyare rv =e 7 liked the children so. She ham 2 > zie 5: — Vee j ORCHESTRA NOTHING! NYHOW YA BETTER COMB AN. ERGs ty Jest ils went to worn: 2 / HAT! I STARTED GIVIN J VM. RATS © MEDICINE- MAN ip To BED.WE GET UP EAR hhe got some clothes, surprising ail the 7 A THE INJUNS ALITTLE 77 y ; / TomoRRow AN START FO! And ev'ry night he dropped ‘ " SSRANADE AN THEY 4, M " Y . NYONG yj around w aan <a Gesen Brows. A y g Sends THEIR CHIEFS Md f } Py Us mt by: formed. ORCHESTRA oVvT To Aa £é: all, you see. The two were 7 , : in / . i @ little sadder than before—a litue to say. When folks would ask Rim why he'd let himself slip back, “twould seem as though he'd lost bis agen ont Bin would merely stare or ‘Que éay Chet Lake said: “Bull, old your lazy streak’s got loose, Why brace up ard be a man?” Bill said, ‘What's the vse? I tried it once @n4 got a bump.” He had no more to ee oe ee hie €ying cay. ze > & a] 2 2 < FLOOEY AND AXEL—If “ Axel, the Messenger Boy,” Is Looking for a “ Tip,” Here’s One—He’s Gonna be “Axel, the Zoo Attendant,’”’ Next Week a. (ee Accod cuv axer! \ HERE GANE VUN TELEGRAM —L, > ; i 1F BUS RICH DUCK HANDS AN'AY HURRIED (T Too- AY RAN) | HINTING FoR ATP EM: hy | YOU ANYTHING , SLIP IT Au. OAS VAY! GEE BUT To ME! Honest, (™ AY HURRIED! PLAT - Comeon! at Atianuc Higblanas return to the paren- bulidog had nd near the . Two Ame: « bresisent’ SUANITA—Part Four—Trapped “ “ I Right Ree eee eee ee ero eye ceaeiratad by ERD G, CONG “ “ By Hazen Conklin neutrality, kept i moving ‘picture policy now in at the Hippodrome will be sus for ‘ ‘The first man fastens a gare of peculiar intensity upon Dirtlett, Where has Bartlett seen those eyes The bolt of the closet door behind which Bartlet is Vawkins meanwhile had stepped to the comer to veching # shot back and the door softly is opened a He enters the vacant house to see wha Catstiously passing through the secret dow Martiet! ‘The secret dace has shut, Mt reskete tis efforts to finde wereell in a chonet he the has jr He had found M insecure) Now it et cn ated le dow @ bched, apparently \eade 0 ‘ ‘cat tw ng Fh vo Ty Me An ' ts doing Bartlett ts net in the room. He be before? Peres! Pees, shom of mustache and fon i the adpaning howe «Unable wo enphore he roam to which the chmet's ofhes dar rie ele in the hone, “He must have given springs back with a cry of astonihunemt at seeing | beard! With @ snarl Peres advances thresteningly Surines We turns to vet ace his theps A bey ws trust bo ite bac and turned, up the search,” Hawkins decides, “and left while 1 Bartlett there, He with » companion who | toward teaching 0 his bip pocket for bile se was buying the cigar” stands behind hun, volves, bomorine, : GETTING AHEAD AS A BUSINESS GIRL—No. 10—The Reward of Study wm ‘““Thtentemw~" ww By Lily Lewis Heel Lite” Bteries by Young Wemen Whe Mave “Made Goud” in Busineseiilvetreted by EL EANOM BOHORER