The evening world. Newspaper, July 1, 1915, Page 16

TED MOVIE STORIES, FEATURING RBAL MOVIB STARS ESSANAY FAVORITE, Featared This Week i: DB pda aye ee ee ee | aie TEN FOR THE EVENING WoRLoD Ville postess, is always doing some- @hing original. At a school enter- House ten days ago, she heard a six- Year-ld boy recite a poem he had ‘written himself, and it gave her an) “I was enchanted,” says a note from her. “Immediately I decided to bold @ jootry-writing contest for lit- tle ones in order to stimulate their Mterary qualities.” ‘The coucost took piace at the Doo- Re The ministet of the church, coming ff6m the par- housekeeper succeed 7 Edna fias a good voice and, having Geen taken “Back home,” Tom Judson, grieved over sont, next door, sees Edna Wing unconscious on the | (ye Pew hgs een she Bei hflons of tne bi Into the parsonage household as a companion for the | Edna, decides to leavé the country town church steps. Lifting her in his arms, he carties her failure, omitting mention of her reason for leaving housekeeper, it is not long before she is singing in the work in the city. Having occasionally done to the parsonage. . church choir, the salary, although small, sufficing for the small local newspaper, ‘he gets a letter of her simple needs, mendation from the editor, TRecotec’t 7 apromnes vou . , 12 BENS Trounas SOnUSE MENT RE YER A en THAT OSTRIC male FEET TIED oe parents Blatkem'th Erlich was #0 pleased ‘with the triumph of bis son that he ‘Wrote Miss Doolittle a letter thanking eer and offering to shoe the family free of charge. Later he was ing the rhyme to six cus- the bartender at the ofttt prise, a penwiper, was ‘le Cooley, the seven- daughter of Leesville's mill- ae GEE AXEL , YOU GET To RIDE AROUND 4 omnn ALL DAY DEMONSHRATING These cars an | Mt 1y, Sonn aoe, eo HONEST - ! 4 Ly i < ANYBODY WaALk! engaged John Philip Sousa and band of sixty-five men to play at Hippodrome in the place of an Besides accompanying the afternoon and will play on Sundays grand opera stars will sing. @ the penne of the bee-| BETETY'S BROTHER BOBBIE—The Flowing Tide of Hot Air Ebbed When Bobbie Spoke ! WANTS FILM ; Calvo wi fap , @ND, SPEAKING OF THE TIDE, THers THE TOE. NOW iloal agreet ib IM So tap You LEFT THE hu t, lane TO MAKES ME THINK OF US. 1F YOULL MARRY ME, WELL Re ED OO er Nou SEE, THERES & Love BE TIES. THATS ANOTHER KIND HOW WE CAN SIT HERE TOE IN MY HEART EBBING. EH? WHaTS TOE IS Nep, See ? AND WeTCH THE TIDE! AND FLOWING ONLY FOR You! Pdpyad. 1018, Press Puvtishing Co, (M. E. Bvening Wort.) le Blood and her stock company championship the Morosco General] “It's about Asa Waugamann, our| ¢ q he replied. “They are| prisoners!"—-Philadelphia Public Led-|a@ cholerio old General whose burets close thelr Buffalo engagement | Manager has been practising boxing. |head nozzleman," continued Chief wy ger. of temper were the opnstant dread of . Bomo people say he hoped to lick the| Dodge. “He's to wrestle for the cham- Good Stories —_—>— subordinates, It once happened that ‘Weber says he is negotia big Kansan, Whether this be true or|plonship, Up home the people are may I not give you another peach?” provisions for the troops ran very|penders yor ‘Charlie Chaplin and W. J, not, he has changed his mind about/pawning their jewelry and mort- “No, thank you,” aaid he apologetic. Not for Strangers. short, One morning when the Gen-| pincott’s, le engagements. "| 2OxIN. Tuesday night in a local| gaging their rea) estate tq raise of the Day ally, “but I will take a little more of AT in the world does that| rl @ppeared for breakfast the cook eee m has been engaged) BYBRasium Mr. Mooser, while spar-|money to bet on him, Pellam will be the gravy.” 6 4 came before him and said in a trou-| ‘Troubles of Daniel Wrawley for'n part is'a|f0K; broke blood vessel ip one of| behind Aaa to a man when the match mean?’ asked the traveller|bied tone: “Pardon me, Your Lord- ‘oubles of a Collector. play. is legs and had to the count.| comes off.” through a sparsely settied | ship, I have set the table in the din- ST. LOUIS merchant had mate ‘tletts His injury isn't serious, but he will! “Who's he to wrestle? le “ y es usual, but there isn’t an; te bo kept away from his office several| “I don't know the man's fame, but He Liked the Gravy. He Obeyed Orders, region on the Cape. “There's no such ‘No bread!* roared the Gen. use of one of bis young derks | days. ‘t you almost hear Jess|he'’s one of the fellows who was in CERTAIN Dr. C.—— was once E. SMITH, M. P,, one of the lat-| Place on my road mal ‘addressed first | Sf “Why didn't you buy some in the stead of his regular oo}: Wivard's sighs of relief? the Manhattan Opera House tourna- reading @ very stre.suous paper F est of Engtand’s public men to|,,°° man whom he aaare hrst | “There tan't any to be had; the stores| lector, who was ill. kd ment. It wil be @ cinch for Am. At on couak. sedans Teor ci © Sete the Gent bar took a leisurely survey of the traveller /are all run out,” replied Sook.| ‘When the young man returned fron.’ Nolans held a famiy; WAVE A HEART, HUGHIE! there's no chance for him to pwd Ge been tell-land his horse, and turned his | ‘well, don't stand there like a bloom-| bis rounds, bis 1 ‘ at the new country place ot! And now Hughie Mack want m clerical club—so the story goos as|ing the story of the Captain of hus-| eyes toward a wee ing 1 Why under the sun don't/ that he looked rate Sowa at the M, Cohan at Great Neck yes:| pidt Romeo init a ents to Athy 5 pe Wea told by the Cleveland Leader—when| sars who gave a dinner to the men of|Which, bore the sing’ you get some toast?’—Philadelphia mout! Dertect right to want, to, with rheumation, It has five hie | the entertainer went out to tell his|his squadron the night before they POs ain't o name” be aait,\with|o* | 1Have any luck?” asked the mas weighs pounds, 1 so his should ‘almost touch under | wife how many ehe waa to provide| left for the front. digni “it's jest an indication. It A “4 ri to demonstrate {hate | pe tees angela be considered | his chin, Naturally, nobody will Seer | ue oh eanean. “Now, my lads,” he said, “treat this "To Long Pond, one mile.’ The Way of a Woman. 80," replied the youre man lise the Pammtrate their] in the matter, but Hughie apparently | be able to get both Aaa’s shoulders on | *°s doing?” dinner as you will the enemy.” And| “It’s plain enough to folks from y. bi aie doesn't think He Is getting ready | the mat at the same time, Isn't that What are they doing?” she asked, they set to with a will. nearby that's hunting for the pond, had been quarrelling, and low about that Jon ice the love-aic great?” and was told the subject of the essay.| “After dinner he discovered one of|and we don't reckon on strangers although hubby was willing to| Pose you collected t “indeed tt ta." “What shall 1 do?” she cried, “Herel ine men. stowing away. botties of|taking much.nterest."—Y¥outh’s Com- take the blame ell upon win’ | that Mr. Jones was a frie the New Brig and if somebody| “Yes,” mused Chiof Dodge as he|I have brandied peaches, and it 1s| champagne into a bag and, highly in- | panion. F ell, alr, k, “T don't week. “The Blue Paradise” will he'll be rolling | moved away, “it certainly is fine.” too late to change.” dignante he demandes to know wane self and smooth matters over peace- | know whether to rejoice or not at my Baturday night and reopen in around in the part before very long. “Mako no change,” ald her hus- he meant by such conduct, Y she was still snippy and indit- | *' eens with Mr, Jone: band. "It will be all right.” x: rey ‘ Toast Without Bread. hat do you mean $5 2 Aan 0 UNBEATABLE, =| FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. Wee eth vish saa tha con de bansé mony obeying orders, str,” sata spat Be rv nh a PER CAST tariiny [ois te ire when I went in and MOOSER TAKES THE CouNT. ts, = om te on the qui vive,” station agent)—What | at the right of the lady of the house,| “Obeying orders,” roared the Cap- 4 . s, I called to rious to know what is in this| about tter—— terrupte Dodge, Chief of the .20 train leave? and she presented him with a dish | tal “what Lord Cardigan, who fought in| you curio about a matte: he in ‘his in. t do you mean, sir?” package?” ‘before I could proceed further his| Pellam Wire, Department, yesterday At forty minutes to! of peaches. After a while she said to| “You told us to treat the dinner Ike the Crimesa Wen when ocalt-!"" On, not 1 oan stand the! “That's all right. pin, Dov: shee . +» Omen, "t England, France, Gol Silay reeorecen” ie fiend . | =--+ bative min oom Sf ibee peacbest™” gpuay, eu; Sen mo Saat Kiu'ws hs Bardia fought Mansi Soca mea canetaing Su Os ono Gua sO ‘ ting