The evening world. Newspaper, September 15, 1916, Page 16

_ fe: Home and Comte Page of THE EVENING WORLD, Friday. September 15, 1916 _ —_ , — xT (| 'S'MATTER, POPT” You See, the Cheese Wasn't Strong Enough to Hold the Mouse! by CM. Payne Wien | patra pecan ACA and “ mes ul >| P | ; c . 1 cmp og | | l ays ane wey Ate You ee | | stow vo ————— ; — A) A “ype vate le Cn000e [weeavoe] Ss Yeu Becavee we] | And A Mouse g AND THe TRA?) | lay ers | Bacw To Tee pn) b& ire ¢ KNOW | Put some ww | ae wn are } 1 wever ¢ 4 j ' Gtecen « / SNo GeoD as ' ‘ RaP i= 5! os Vv +J , ty HIDE DUDLEY j Rs py ) Yo 60 p| y Ly y A Movse TRA } LAND: 5 : > re) '» ah hth r¢) Laven Mon tre, and Ht Will become the ee Mr Morvree be York theatre of bis tained one, he now pia theatres in Huston vou gues se ay each of t new building in Mireet, aad these will be used by Mr. | Moresco, Th M ned to open the with Mr. Moromed son will be “Up. week from Monday hie Musical “ wil be displayed here at a) Bhuvert theatre. in Washington, on 0 will stage “ by Owen derelia Man," “The Uno Woman,” with Emily Stevens ‘Peg o' My Heart" and “So Long, Latty.” THE “FOLLOW ME” CAST. fm Anna Held's support tn “Follow | Me,” which is to open at a Shubert theatre here in October, will be Roy Atwell, Zelda Bears, eon, Harry MacDonald, Lou Halligan and the Sykes ataters. Tre chorus! FLOOKEY AND AXEL will be large, lively and ikeable, “THE INTRUDERS” COMING. ‘The regular fall and winter season “anar Cottage,” o = 4, - og the Cort Theatre, Bea ae Ys » eae A MONTH = AIN'T & t " 1} YY! EXTRAVAGANCE. oreseo te announcing his pro- | - Mont | WAY A DAWGONEe aire and Down" « for Broadway “ ™ eill be tn about wed the M sy ) oof Oiwer M al euterpriaee wanted & New we Having oo te bulld o Me | ba AND | , “a the | Forty fifth Listen, Husbands: “Isn't That Just Like a Wife?” a) ‘Coo me Walon DYE ae aan one revs ou" alk a me, Ye tH “ ee Weld Five DOLLARe’ Game CAN “y Sout Bam nury Me Sure ‘(60 HELP Me Hie fret pro- 4 j— , { Go + t New York ea. | GOTTA at th play Mile-A- Minute. Davie, It te ine George Ander- And It Will Probably Affect Axel’s Face the Same Way! AY DIDN'T GWE HIM ANYTHING fT may 88 AN OM Suge + AN’ VE) ‘WHat REASON DYA Seancu me! C. and H, Theatre will begin Bept 26, when Gohan @ Harris will | [How MUCH Did Y'GWE THE WE BANE PAY ME VUN DOLLAR 1/515 easHiONED OKE. CAN ROE TD Suppose THE OLD HICK HE YuST SAID present there “The Intruders,” OLD HICK FoR IT? “To “TAKE 'T AWAY: BuT IT SURE CAN NEW York ON HAD FOR BEING So ANXIOUS $ VT BANE HURT drome by Cyeil Herooert Gosn= Now we WONT “Raver! AN’ GET CURE GET RID OF THE OLD HIS FACE. To igoludes Olive Tell, Frank XK iN DAS PAPERS! fernon jteele, ‘oper. Giithe, Frederick Eameltor Barr, Lat ‘Whit Keith, F. G. Harley, J. A. H. Reno. Leo Ditrichstein will pen at the Grand Opera House, Chi- cago, Oct. 1. itt, id one to bully. If I wus i if anot! “Don't you touch him! That youngster right.” The other one mumbled but there was no BY WAY OF DIVERSION. boy and a dog—just a piain, yel- cur—to-day in the street caused you. You're just yer aise I'd hang fight. The boy hugged the dog, which stood quiver- ing near, and those who looked on tke ‘giving a cheer or throwing Charles Orr bas procuret from! # ie their hats up or dan ev'ry real man loves Bl Jones anked Cordelia Moe for|fold bin she'd-marry his rive, Jim aisist ns Annes | THE EVENING wortDs Kiddie Klub Korner CONDUCTED _BY ELEANOR SCHORER for Ro, clean, ng and sanitary, equal, NO RUBBING SING NOBODY'S Yi as ever, your devoted OOR old Porky Pig had been| tinued, “you haven't seen GOIN’ TO THROW Yj ' COUSIN ELEANOR. SING “ANY THING AT washing ALL clothes h: VAN'S NORUB My thoughts are astray. A dog near nave their own company this season was when, upon returning to The has stood the test of years to go stop him. I'll him a shock. Y without un A) He'll quit or I'll kick him all over tue Win Sc & 10c Ata") Leo Newman, ticket broker, phones | Evening World’ Kiddie ‘ = A Q To become « member alip out : , / ] 4x pln coupons Ube the ene be- / ges coupes. suber oration, = 1 dasa 05, them to. the oot : SAL Cte ata ak I'm dive, e 4 | ~ 1G Saat OUR SAME | r r = ou mnt be Sirsa) Seats ee these, @itugs, a - “i ; | ation oy ol them we wie wah om | ie ; . Vimit, 'itteen. 5 ‘The Kiub i . " m Fa ee y ; | children, uo matter wbare they Live, <<< an ree do not lose patience—your turn will) P PIN COUPON ; Green Bg, | UETB: | ; covet EVENING WORLD ry SE \ . Did I aay all the contributions wit! | 5 E\ LI { THOSE GIRLS! By Jack Callahan. { appear? "That le not ao, because the| = : KIDDIE KLUB’ © printers cannot copy the stories into | Y - ° the Klub Korner (9 they are written = . she Grab 4, a Tie ea on both aldes of the paper. “ rt In the spring the trees wore white, Yr q Now if each of you who hes not “THE BCHOOL WAS HERE,” SQUEALED BROTHER BACON, “BUT NOW IT'S A PLAYGROUND wit le heaton, oven nant been careful to use only one aide of | x ‘al summer by the Breese, ° the per will rewrite the sai or 4 oN ‘pT ‘ » . “4 4 7 row 4 tho paper will rewrite the same or! $ WHEN BEDTIME COMES By Mary Graham Bonner { gored ge VAN SILB CO, Mir. us to announce that while riding his Weet Hebshea, N. J cing a clog. For, gold band. But when he .ro- Jean Havez a@ novelty singing ac @ boy and a dog, | posed the girl laughed in his ¢. for vaudeville, Etta Harger will the Hippodrome, will have a part in the cabaret scene in “The Man Who * game te Bill, on the level, an n Came Back,” beginning Monday. 4, juin nto, and he whistled ack Norworth will arrive in thts ‘OUSIN. ELEANOR’S tune. By reading this closely you'll country from London before the end coU SIN ELEANOR'S readily see that dogs have a friend of the week He has @ new act for KLUB KOLUMN and admirer in me. If will be Keith vaudeville. * sweet smell- , you; GET MINTYRE AND HEATH. | Y DEAREST COUSINS: You jcintyre and Heath are not to cannot imagine how pleased I ‘ay. Ive gol have been engaged by the . Shubert to appear In the new (ne CH nivel bd Bvey baad ; Garden show how in prepara-|f0UNd @ perfect stack of letters an |Krub Korner contributions awaiting me. I bave read every word of every one bloc! | |tton. REQUIRED BOOTS WINS A RACE. i FOOLISHMENT. Find helps ie when I'm | and enjoyed them tremendously. And sleek, swaybacked charger, et, fast the come, |. thik it rade I have sent them up to the printers, ’ Y litue 5 7 yeaterday, ho beat Robert Ke Tas oo aoe ee who work on the top floor just be- Boots ran up an alley and the auto| FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE, Neath the golden World Dome, with couldn't pass him, Johnny was chewing gum tn echool orders to print them in the paper in) § Gossip and had his feet out in the aisle, The the order in which they were sent to g teacher saw him. Phyitts Nellson-Terry wil! begin| “Johnny,” she eald, “take that gum ™* a tour of the Orpheum Cirouit Nov. | out of ui ‘There are so many that it may take! 15 in Kanaas City, if, of your mouth and put your feet. jor iime before youre appears, #0 | I will be more than happy. e Hoping to hear from my forgetful cousins (whom I love quite as much Pree Publishing Co. | a question? You are a very rude|it up and we spoiled @ nice, clean Oogyright. 1916, ‘The Fite Now York Evening World.) Uttle pl | school!” Pig's Pla é if , ” Bacon con-| “It does my heart gvod to hear those @ | do my thoughtful ones), 1 remain The Pig's Playground. But Grandpa,” Brother Bacon cons | ot oe ae nt EAnd new happy T rprise am that my dear little grandchildren |are muddy and stupid!” yon We ma very much worrted and quite ant woe comet We may € a 0 rl bee, ing how to be! ir (oak sd ek a an upset because his gvandchtl You were all learn nnnnnnene a oth ice clean in a silly pig school down by AWARD WINNERS—AUGU nice letter and S| dren were constantly going down to Pig Sanoe GOmn oy m3 ! 5 he stream,” “ARL ELLNER, | the stream. They had said they! c i Biees i bs went in wading, and Porky waa very) «put won't you come and see how Pes. om cena sy | unhappy. Yve learnt our lessons? You eee 4 " eve it our | ou > aor ‘No, 201 Allen Street, angrily, it, RVING “They are trying to be stylish,” he| maybe we've been slow and etupid grunted crossly, “They are losing|and that, will delight you, won't it jrandpa?” in Pleanor: thank oT SRO RIT tM tatank "| thetr good muddy ways—the bring. |FTOD gn grunted Porky. “It| No. 1 Jones treet, VAN bectLY AUSTEN. [ing up they were given didn't count] you were all stupid I'd be very glad. | cle ak Baise at all And now, come to think of it, I do | 1 ROM Sheets, Riraners Now stow the dare oret! And "just as he was grunting to|believe Til come, I have nothing : Poy | himself in this way, along came/much to do this morning except to | iiidie Klub. | Brother Bacon cheerfully take three naps and two of those will ihe Rrening, Work op the Won't you come down to the| probably do me just as well.” Brother | ¥2 Papal Bn, Bows ofthe dogg Katie Riub, which | stream with us, Grandpa?” Bacon led the way and Porky fol- mg Wied wiereiing Heke Meta TM) “Your grandfather Porky go to a|lowed until they reached the stream. | Me, 908 West Sistieth ETL ‘Zives, | stream where there 13 clean water|There were all the pigs in wading—| fm SSS o SSS 23 3 3 7 FA ' he mmm aa lee The Rrening Sapavney “stabal Ts te . SS SS and no mud? How dare you ask such|but to Porky's great Joy there was wrenneennnnnnanenanenrennnerarraannnn® | 20,1 uate great TT alway THE kK . ET Tinta ami NT ty | nt THE KIDDIE KLUB'S SEPT, PICTURE CONTEST. ate ectted Porky, “this was a Subject--The Animal You'd Like Best For a Pet. The Evening World will give five one-dollar awar month by KIDDIE KLUS me. fronth by Big mbers only, One dol SSS {clean stream with no good mud, And jt 1s the school?” SS lor pletur each for the “The school was here,” squealed Brother Bacon, “but now it's a play- ground.” “You see, Grangpa," continued Brother Bacon, “we were sep in member not over seven years ol to thirteen, fourteen to fifteen 3 recelved not later than Sept. 29, and must Iilustr ov neath your picture you must write SSS CSS Ss dre age and your membership certificate ber, Address PICTURE CONTEST, Evening Wadrid, No. 63 Park Row, New York City, school that {t was of no wu us We Just had to Ond m to teach | Kiddie Klub garden designed by CARL ELLNE and dig, 850 East One Hundr ne gn the “rain. a Now the fruit In rich stores Harvest in tho orchard pours. Happy ts each childish heart AS children tact | ] } How to Join the Klub a | VERY kiddie who fone The Klub will receive @ ailver grey pin Like the one bere chews, Ey the » } > 4