The evening world. Newspaper, June 10, 1915, Page 18

Home and Comic Pag Of i, THE BVENING WORLD'S NBW ILLUSTRATED MOVIE STORIES FEATURING REAL MOVIE STARS IVERSAL catered This Week in PART FOUR Mary Fuller THE DOMINO’S LURE > Avete nobber ED EACH WEEK IN “MOVIE STORIEG” WRITTEN FOR THE EVENING WORLD is arranging to give) the inmates of Bing Sin= an oppor- tumity to see some genuine Lambs in action. While the Lambs’ Club is not oMclally Interested, Mr. Mooser is laying plans to present a gambol in the big prison for the edification of Warden Osborne's throng of merry, guests. It will take place in about) two weeks. William Courtisigh, | Shepherd of the Lamba, has prom- Y ised to assist; Frank Belcher will be) there; Eddie Foy says he'll take the; be * + Gol will be That night Hal retums home at a late hour. 5 a Sings tanageres They ail expect t0| | Groping for the switch, he floods the room with light , rushes to the door to find it locked. He flings open wet back on tims, and finds himself looking down the barrel of an auto | Jolni : window, sees a shadowy form, vanishing into the! WON'T CHANGE HIP'S NAME. matic, levelled at his heart. ‘The intruder is a masked yf night, and fal ‘There is litue a chance that Charles woman of evident grace and beauly. Its back. overcome with nervous agitation tn *S*MATTER, POP?” and deadly fear—Conlinued lo-morrow.. Nii ; Mat { For THe Love oF Pete! L CANT I Give AN OLD He FLOOEY AND AXEL—It’s a Good Thing for Axel That Flooey Fainted; Otherwise, Well—! WELL, (DUNNO'IE 1 SHOULDA BET YEEEEEoOW! THer're cer! c'mon * C mon GEE FLOOEY— Ay vis TOU bp Re Ph orp pl il AXEL'S LEADING BY A LENGTH. sale: a eee Te i eee bd ' HA PULLIN FOR‘ HAVE WON IN A VALK tit MECBE HELL WIN IT “Hoded HE CANT LOSE —-.- ane tt CoP A’RoL! yooaors © AXEL WORKS AT THE AQUARIUM NEXT WEEK, KH $ iC. AT , ‘. Sey (cor LY, » he Re / é m BETTY’S BROTHER BOBBIE—The Chap Was “Letting His Light Shine’? Too Brightly to Suit the Kid! LOOK, MISS BETTY, ! BROUsHT mY IF THERE 1S e@rTHiet SPEAKING OF DOCS - bone PRIZE-WINNING FISH-HOUND OVER TO BOLT DOGS 1 DONT KNOW- UKE TO TALK ABOUT MNSELF SHOW You- You Now 1AM & WELL- JUST LookIT MY eBRER z: (i BUTAT THE LAST Stow THE DOG - A OCS - ER -THAT IS BLVE RIBBON PRIZE Gr JUDGES BEFORE TAKING (T OBEN mE~— UP, KIN ae UPON THEMSELVES TO ase CRARLE Ss! uel Jon ; AwaRD THE PRIZES ro) r SEE— Aaa en z : CALLED ME queR)® 4 4 ys i z Copyright. 1918, Press co OE tories by Young Wemen Whe Have “Made Good’ Jat speciél matinee, ‘The club's re- in" Gusingestiuetrated by ELEANOR SCRORER cent election resulted as ‘follows: Mary Shaw, President; Lillian Rus- 5 n in “a sell, Vice-President; /Anne Moore, , 0 {Mh }) | Secretary, and Amy M. Hicks, Treas- : NY I * Wit } | urer. d 1 nN \! W; ooo — WHEW, MOOCHIE! “I noe,” writes Mooch:) Pickett, a } | chorus girl, “that you often print con- tribut es. Inclosed is my lat- t. If you wee it, O. K." re it comes, dear reader! your time and hold tight: her fs once oad: ss = deans,” STEADY, BOYS!—HE'S YOUNG. Our lyn correspondent, A. . “By the time, “I wonder hy @ baseball player never gets in- pecioased aftor getting #0 many high Pay Pinine 990: A! Tou quit that! a iment sore advert for «sleet, ctemad cera oe et ae FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. b Position and secured it. | was pul rr embroidery counter,. 1 studied pur ” table, 1 was kept busy all day wait- my Sates, mee press mldier. He |] ing on customers, and nights found me very tired, but irchasing and when the embroidery and |, 4 : <estlly appl Yor her poston and afte any fan 4 Wed lo keep pleasant ahd satisty all my shoppers y. I. ‘weeks “1 good.” (Another Slory Tc