The evening world. Newspaper, July 15, 1916, Page 10

: 4 Home and Comic Page of THE EVENING WORLD, Saturday. July 15, 1916 ; eel S'MATTER, POP! The Youngsters Have the Makings of Great Corporation Directors! By C. M. Payne [ws ae ar eee | [len we wit Licores Aw my HOEY Me Dev then ve wi ia TF ¢ DAM dav. gvewses] = a / ATS MY Roy nd mlayers By BIDE DUDLEY BORGE MORANT coquel to bis play, “Raper me oot . - re by Comstacs © Gest. 18 06 ern WF ee Pemaens Mee tO ong Some “niece te monenen| HENRY HASENPFEFFER house _o_?*y See, var — I _Wul OVER “TH Cart ° ee OM THEY Ve ALREADY HAD No INDEED -WHY a) sat > ON Mime, Newiy DPLICED’ ar y wnly ween \ “Hee FiRST QuaRReL Last ) THEY MA UPS Me Herat WELL 1F 5 Te-DAY VENT MY WOT) 1 mnseieD LONG ® / WEEK DEAR AN’ WoT BYE. / Piantep A ul Tree We HAD Done: 5 wadie end TA LOVIN COUPLE TT Caw AWHILE * OPOSE, HER. HUSBAND DDT . IN REMEMBERANCE 2 | Tuy Mm Dear! ruiwey Ame? nee THEY Lor! 17 At ONE ETE ~~ OF TH QuAReeL a gy RR i cnr tt intends to do some . — \ THI MEY pm Cc pm er jucing by bimeelf also ng three plays all all written b SS ee BY WAY OF DIVERGION, Dear Will, here's a letter—the firet ten years 1 hope it will find you Fight In work | am always clear to my care and that's why few let- I write. I've Ii been West to little old town, the scene of the we knew, and just for a mo- | t I've set myself down to talk of Hilly, with you: It tm't the same ago when we and our pane. They've put down where weeds used te grow. ‘The stores and the homes, onoe Bo plain, are changed—-they're made | mm with paint and the like. The} horse-cars are things of the past. The @uto has knocked out the horse and the bike. Jt's got them both bad); Outclassed. The boys aren't the san: port of kids that we knew. al |, Caprtigne 108, Pasi PNMining Oo CF Y Rretng Worth) FLOOEY AND AXEL AY YUST FOUND OUT VCT DAS MARRIED MEN CAN Gio BACK HOME “lH DAS Famiies! AY AM GONNA GET RELEASED Yea Bo! ME FoR DAS BROADUAY an’ some FUN! WHY CERTAINLY! ALL You Have TO DO'S To PRove “To ME “THAT YOU P| AR GONG HOME TO YOUR AY Guess MY COUNTRY BANE NEED ME are "Twould give an old-timer the _ Dues. A new set of people inhabits the town. They're nice, but ther're Sydney, Australia, states J \ sede ote are Birth of a Natio for ” 7 Ss HY v we * manager in that part of : + = . HS ih 3 folks we don’t know. I've heard that AN BEAT IT To NEW YORK! 7 iy {00 * WIFE STTHEN L wilt J Ose Tar Sale” Bean “ee, ' ; a Wscwanse 100! eae | Ms ‘ '? a A LETTER FROM BOWLES. . { 4 j h bisa iter from George Bowles, 4 3 ‘ { has been doing well in the 5 ow it is playin, Right stands and Mr, finding life exactly one dream. “We are booked,” saya his letter, Maiaycoodin’ Wares’ Wests, Dacey jey dos Yagi vagga, Dub! Mudgee, Kapund vali _ metropoll. T road expresses w ~ bave to use are ‘rattler’ such as th operated in the early jiton lives in the flat just below me here in Sydney. Excuse me, please! 1° been invited dowa to bis place to have a highball.” bi AGENT! quire a taste for it right there or risk |wings dressed in that costume when o 4 aqhtzette Perry, who is reboarsing in j becom With Miss King ‘Lee Shubert went back on the etaxe/$ FACTS NOT WORTH KNOWING { don't like buttermiik will have to ac- |i night he was standing tn the| », THOSE GIRLS! way and Buttermilk,” has | and seve! 7 4 He took Me Wynn for a stand hand , Britten a press notice for herseit und PS and ordered him to go to,work. | By Arthur Baer is we pu t ¥ Yh, Pd rawthah not,” replied tho|¢ ny jon't giveadarn.| Toon Errol may be seen at thejcomedian, reullzing the manager's Copyrigii, 101, by The Pro Pullishing Co, (The New York Evening World) 1 DON'T THINK || LISTEN 7 THAT SIMPLE THING entury. error, OOFUSBURG, Conn., boasts of a prize winning hen with a complete ASKIN' WHO THE GUY WITH € Loney Haskell im trying to get "What!" came from Mr. Shubert. : * me i yeot, Cute, lovable, little |shark for vaudeville purpose, | The he recognized Mr, Wynn and upper act of gold teeth. Petey 3 key iS, ITS ' joing very busy © O'Connor is appearing with 5 Sa as NI uu A not take Y! . Wi c er,” » Wynn!" ho said, utomobiling daily. Mute ks How, Me, Lael” replied the comes A law compelling all worms to wear muzsiea would be very puzeling, : Uttle doggie needs a daily ride in an| The Ford Sisters are planning to| dian. 8 they wouldn't ki hich end nh 9 , Quto, oo Mina Vorry has arranged | incorporate what they ‘sa "A tag. | And the dove of peace lit on the AE TER MONEE LINBO Nie DIED: RO ce RBA Marin 0/008 ara with axicab company to #ee in “The Passing [stage and laid an exe. - Yama gets a trip through Cen- oe Moths can be removed from old rugs by beating with a baseball bat. BEING “THAT SHE Park each aft . She's the} _ An erring pr ANSWERS TO INQUIRIES, > ‘ wat orang pre p. P_What's your addreaa? Your| 4/0? @ few wallope with a dat on the nose any moth would realize'that you WEARS SIZE 6 SHE "| question should be answered by matt, | ere im earnest, Sinus’ panilenel naif Tom Dunn~—Louis Robie never an- —_—_— ite Burke has finished her im | “ithe chorus xitia of the Lew Fields only: tauls Hobie. in the whow busi |, There Rasn't deen a single headache in the town of Whimpledurg, oN ape dda Ae egal company have a swim ness. Ark. for years. Anybody with enough brains to support a headache has| Wer drama, Under his management, island. Mr. Maa eitarad a cies sectere enough to move away. a Tree Leng Bye for a swimming and diving content. FOOLISHMENT. A BUTTERMILK PARTY. High en y Long Although amiable when tamed, the mosquito is very dangerous in ite Blanche Ring will do the family |@ rainstorm down there th native State, which ts New Jersey. ng 3 ong really got his bathing eee. Pome 48 Mamarcoeck, th doh hteomintat dark th Boma lied. ya toad, Even if you counted a barret of quinine pills and found three missing ‘maid, with a sunbonnet and every- | ton Tully's new play, Others engaged it would be dificult to follow them in a taxricad. thing. When tho butter is made) 4re Dean Raymond, Ann Warrington,| FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. members of her “Broadway and But- |}lelen Bell and Maud Cooling. Take away my first letter; take termilk” company will be invited to y my eecond lette: “ ‘oi i time he came to a treebox, indulge in some delicious buttermilk. A STORM AVERTED. BUNT my Beeon fara g ora eae Boiled Dinners, hold of it and rested, ‘aeelaghsied women. all wear sunbonnets | Ea Wynn wears overalls his] What am 1? PRR OR res SLR 0 ened | Mewes aoe er i 4 trpeboxes mate! ~ and the men overalls, Those who automobile act at the Winter Garden. ‘Tho postman! roads champion of Georgia, said) of upright iron bars. Lush, feeling aimee Eeoebe ied seciiiaiaieabdaieiadeae in Rome, Ga.: the bars with both hands, made his ll asahhaahonhnehahhabahhakamannahandananeainataasasadataneascc cas mal” dia. way round it, Bars—endless ron 7. es eungurey ee | “After the roads of the Old World,| i i | THE SATURDAY NIGHT BRIDGE CLUB. By Ferd G. Long {)1« Sew Wort tous are a terribie| gin he malt, sinking own fetvidob sh det A Meta knlaaorlesslneod lava Leela Ie » | anti-climax, In our elevators and|0M the pavement with his back to tho caso ee — ——— sal typewriters and telephones we are far| D&S and preparing to to sleep, = Seeadautaniisan ae is sents } riter 4 ‘Dafa It—arrested again!’ "—Wash- ome Pear, || VERY Gooo!] | GOOD! you courpn'r | [THAT'S THE PLAY!|! | Afton ues route'to ouraie ts ue |f™sten Star ————— | Luck THAN RY Gooo! PLAY AN ee i. 4 cy OURE A let down like the new boarder, « A 5 o >, oh N THAT 1 Re L CAR “How's the grub here? a new) . ~ i . ep eenoor . \| BRAINS: A REGLAR | } You'D SToppeo A REAL C ‘i |boarder asked genially, rubbing his)? GOOFUS BIRDS } Ne alaEe Asan) —T—~ | DROFESiIi LONG TIME ‘To Th PLATER! hands, at the dinner table of a Rome | ¢ aw wwe HALF SH NAL a £ 10 THINK ——— {boarding hou ‘gee niet Covzright; 1016, by The Prens Publishing Co, FARE FoR, nd, ave chicken z SHE'D WIN THE ( PLAY! iw York Bventug World.) c pe \ “Well, fr PRIZE IN A } every morning, an old boarder WALK! r ‘And "WHO WOKE crv Ale SE WHO WOKE PEOPLE nae] | R HER UP? LUCKY! 5 — | + 1 >t T OVERS § THAT GUY, WHAT'S THE Chicken every morning!" The boarder positively beamed, every morning! And how 1s he shell’ grunted the old ‘Washington Btar, ———<—————— A Mistake, SENATOR was talking about iA preparedness and armor plate. “The armor plate people,” he! fe . tened that if the Gov. | ernment shes @ national armor | plate plant, they will shut up thelr | own. plants. “They who think that thiv threat - rape the Government are tn. error, . a a Government ig no more trapped. THE LADY WHOSE MIND 1S BUSY THINK than Lush was, ING OF OTHER THINGS THAN CARDS, Ano Tush, the well known clubman, ‘ This is meek Henry Waller Wh ve i di dollar, WHEN HER TURN TO PLAY COMES ‘RoUNO Tere seat a the moraine Thats | — Waen danger grows nor |{MRS: KEEBLE MIGHT HAVE GOT AWAY THE CONDUCTOR HADN'T THOUGHT SHE PENOEED INTO MAUING A STAR PLAY: PA ; : : p| | rer .owalk” Me walked, of course | «4. He shoute: "I ain't here!” WITH THAT HALF FARE. STDFF REFERRED TO HER DARLINGS HEIGHT 88 aigtag. It was very dark. after 9} )4%4 lurke in the rear of hig collar! ~ aT PE Ter, DAE AM TR ~ ‘