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ES de ME Ane st 8 VENING WORLD AMUSEMENT STARS HERE NEXT WEEK LAST CAMP CONTRACTS New York Firms Get As and Lb. I, Cantonment “THE NEWS | | By Arthur (‘‘Buga’’) Baer. [Department today awarded the a 4 Copyright, 117, by The Prese Publishing Co, (The New York Evening World.) —romatning facts for ¢antontment Delinquent ship building commission has the right Idea. U boats can't |« sink @ proposed fleet. ‘ if Will Rogers, Comedian, Has Thrown His Lariat | Over New York’s Stage Story of a Cow-Puncher Whose * Skill and Humor Have Made | ‘ered about him. How aid he make * PAR | hie way to the stage with only a rope od a iaceae ‘ion Hele wulde him? His one bad habit tn - ‘takes Hise! amply ANd) chewing gum. But he had no gum in . j Suggests What the “Boys” |:is mouth when he talked with me it 4 Out in Oklah Would Say | yesterday, and he left « glass of beer : ; preven fiat, Without anything to smoke, in About Him if He Appeared in | act, ne remarked: Annapoli¢ Junction cantomment mith, Hauser and Mo% Bfe- York City; Litthemgoek, James Stewart & Co, Ohi 1, to the Thompson, | ba | Amerioa will make the world safe for Democracy, Chauncey Depew |, | Wants ‘om to make it safe for us Republicans too. Gubway system is suffering from @ malignant boil, It's « car bungie. Mati order doctor in Connectiout pinched. Had a new way of curing | toothache by parcel post. Rub the afflicted tooth with magical potion and i{t drives the pain up into the patient's hat. ‘Take off your hat and you're cured. es His Home Town. | “You boys have been awfully nice Germ inden monkey absconded from {noculation laboratory carrying | i i to me, but I can’t figure it out at all.” 00,466 germs with him. Me will be charged with abduction and germ- ; At the Lambs’ Gambol, you may ‘ Rapping. E In Ps ikee een WeMtihawe co: oo . . — Boats of the Hamburg-Americ 1 North Gi Lioyd will resume For Youn peorecrin: io : js own simple way, Will Rogers | in . pattie of ure. an and No! erman Lioyd will resum EMER) hes tarvwn & taias over the Now | "C0," nehd an hegera, renaing © their obedsinn” Passenger aoscmmosetions cen pe secursa on vonts by || POST TOASTIES enlisting in the U. 8, Army, Navy or Marine Corps, Good eate and «|| ape wax-sealed to York stage. My first impulse was to |hand through his hair, “I didn't mean Chance to see Boriin, call him a maverick actor, But there i# nothing dishonest about him. He} can be branded only as an American with a sense of humor that has a far-Weetern edge. Humor of this jto do anything in that show. 1 [thought it wag awfully good of the |boya to let mo into the thing. All I did was to sit there and wait for any- thing Mat might come my way.” How did you make your way to ‘The Red Cross ts making almost as much headway here as the Double) Crose is in Russia. | Bt Paul has @ reoruit with fourteen bullet wounds In his system. A guy that well ventilated doesn’t have to sleep with the window open. ee ES sort ts to be treasured as a legacy, for it has the flavor of the soli that we love. For one, I've always Rogers. At the same time I've won- pe be drawied, “that's @ short pit shh likea wai |%TY: I wae orn out in Oxiahoma on @ ranch, and my daddy tried to make something of me. But it was all no food. He sent me to one achool and another, but I ran away from ING them, of got fired, eo it was all the) CARNIVAK same fn the long run.” iked off the eta walked off the stage and declared I'd ‘Then he went on to tell the story | never say another word. tt seemed of his strange, eventful life, to me that I spoke fairly good Eng- "I went to Bouth Amorioa,” he said,| lish, and I couldn't stand the laugh- “and wont broke, I thon worked my|tef. But the manager persuaded me ‘ to talk again after three or four days way to South Africa on @ cattle ship. | and rye been talking ever ‘since, if Over there I struck “‘Toxas Jack,’ who “What do the people out in Ok! was making a lot of money with a| hota say about you?" I inquired. IFSC NCENGR™SRSISRE | Trained Men Will Go Ahead With | Wild West’ show. I asked him for “W-well,” he drawled, “they don't DANCING CARNIVAL | Engineer Troops to much that I’ a Job Griving stakes, but he said, ‘You | When twas pay the vauceriis A PLACE OF BEAUTY erates can ride and rope, and they're orasy|circult some of the boys came to WASHINGTON, June 238.—OCommis Price of eggs depends on whether you want them for omelets or! about that sort of thing over here.’ | K& ey eid telneey een. ‘RY | me Dancing Carnival at the Grand |"0ned officers have been selected for! good exwe. I thought I’4 have to be a humdinger ve and ohiwing itbanse | Central Palace is not only one of the |" Forestry Regiment to be sent as tove to get into the show business, but I Willie doing most popular amusement places in| frre, ate, eneinesr expedition to a took @ chance at it, and after that 1/f@plied one of the critics, ‘he's Just the city, but one of the most beautl- acting a fool same he did went through Australia with Worth | you know, those boys think I'm steal- Brothers’ Circus, I started out first/ing money. They can’t imagine how class, but I worked nearly three years |@nybody can be foolivh enough to before I could make my way back| Ve up 4 dollar or two to seo tricks sity here and the other at Fort Leav- that they do tn the street. Bo far a8! PROCTOR VAUDEVILLB enworth, Kan. that's concerned, fancy roping is a Th “It was in 1905, I think, that Col.| thing that has developed in the last AND LOEW FEATURES pias, el aeek Sey yor ragtot rt 4 codrutt, wit Zack Mulhall brought @ bunch of| fifteen years.” . boys to the Horse Bhow in Madison |anveg” “UMS Your GanolAsT” T! 41 sierman, with bis monologue,|perh ere orien ot the ee rpg Square Garden, Our main stunt was] “On, that's bunk," he replied. “I've | will be the feature, commencing Mon-|engineer corps. All the ether some to rope a wild steer. Now, this steer Larne a Nad ng 5 iy : on, fon day, at Proctor’s Fifth Avenue The- | missioned officers wail be trained for- got loose one night and ran right] red Ston #8 Dal of ming. Our |atre, Others will be Arthur Edwards children quarrel together. But Fred “9 ARIS, June 23.—Am Into the audience, It was up back of |{, 4 wondort Thee are only iwo or |i @ comedy skit, Quinn and Lafferty, | reinforcements tothe Amoriten eine | he’ the band before we realized that a|three boys in my part of the country | comedians; the Lunette Sisters, and|‘*'Y mission is Major Harry Solon panio seemed the next thing on the|that can equal him as a rider, Graves, Chief Forester of the United Px-King Constantine i in @witseriand. Bending coi and cheeses to Switreriand. Three ex-Kings are now ta Bwitserland. Those birds had better count | their mountains. | AMUSEMENTS. PDA OC OO A New Amusement A No-Liquor Beach Right in the City of New York. POOL and SURF BATHING Bungalows for Rent on the water Five Rooms, Fully Furnished beh, slectric Le a) tmorovemente ; A FAMILY BUNGALOW COLONY. 25 BRAND NW BUNGALOWS. Rent $265 and up erason till December, TE bok Oe MA HEAP A lovely sandy beach; mile of direst ovean view || home third class, FREE EXCURSION FROM OUR OFFICE TO THE PROPERTY DAILY aT 1 P.M. W C. REEVES & CO,, Food riots will hardly break out in Broadway restau food to riet about. nts, Ain't any Allies complain there ts too much fraternizing in Russia, Nick Romanoff can't eee it. CHOOSE OFFICERS FOR FORESTRY REGIMENT Correspondence regiment started by Scranton student includes a massed postcard attack on the K | | | | i} Cautious Minnesota man enlists in the submarine chasing department | for service in bis own State, Thi Ghost of Mark Twain is writing a nov xpect recruit- blishers like to pay royalties to. ment to bring the unit up to its brodlnires coe fully decorated. Tho thousands who | strength of about 2,000. The regiment Ss eee there testify to the| wii! be assembled for training in two juge resort, battalions, one at American Univer- the kind of folks British Government refuses to buy fifty million pounds of trapped | and eenile poultry, and we will have to eat it ourselves. Thought those Britons were our allies, CASINO lrza 83 eect YOU'RE IN ‘Ove ‘Wise Germans warned the Kaiser not to get us mad, but the advice went in one ear and out the other, Nothing there to stop it. ‘The Buropean situation won't look so bad over the top of a slice of m-|New Jersey watermelon. MINE ELT at dice WASHINGTON 80; PUTER COMEDY yi Caar has fallen, Constantine has fallen. Kaiser ain't fallon yet, but almost ripe. ‘or | Mabel Burke in songs. Prootor’a| States, who was commrioaionea crises Overcrowding in subway {s fierce. When there are only one hundred my part, I can't help laughing at my- | , a ety jor in the reser hi . 1 feel like hermits, rea prepa ty bridle ge that steer self'on & Now York atane. All try Pet ica third Street, Fifty-oighth hes goa einen tigate foraatry volun, people in each car they al! ° and managed to hitch him to a post.!to do is to read the newspapers and | Street and One Hundred and Twenty-| tions in France. Major will It waen’t much of a stunt, but the| get an an, on things. My philoso-|‘fth Street Theatres will present] consider the feasibility of bringing Ten thousand more Armenians massacred. Returns of the Sultan's audience felt comfortable when tho| Phy is that a ‘gag’ must be based on | vaudeville and motion pictures, Ber oT Ea int Gro Menerican woods | election etill keep coming in. “OBSTAIRS Rb" bow rope was tied, and the evening passed |**°t to be funny. As for the cow-| Logw's New York Theatre will have smoothly, Punt nnd one the Bowery, ‘I own alOn {ts soreen Monday and Tuesday | Should be nec Due to the shape of her coastline, Italy 1 called the Boot of Europe. |] LC RE\ “A boy who was with me,” con-|iivery barn out tn Oklahoma that a “God's Man,” tn which H. B, Warner Thet'’s what Austria is getting. MOLLER NTN HE , y fellow has leased and turned into a 18 foutured. Pasty | Arbuckie in’ MEW CE OBTAIN tinued pig Lisp agtol fan apa that theatre, and that guy wants me to “Rough House” will alao be offered. N EVIDEN i ED | we ¢o into vaude & pony. | May there. I'd have to play in black On Wednesday Dorothy. Philips in the great tacticlan of the war, | Well, that was the frat talking Tever|facw to get away with anything, It “Fires of Itebeliion” will be shown, IN PIPER MURDER CASE | 414, ‘We were on for the supper show | the boys out there ever lined up and While “Hater of Men" and “The | at the Union Square ‘Theatre, with |aaw me doing the stunt I got away Voice on the Wire" will be offered on Slacker claims that going to war ain't sanitary. Thoughtful Judge | everybody asleep, 60 wo yelled tolwith in Ziegfeld’s ‘Follies, I_ never Thursday. “Tho Price of Pride” will| Coroner J. V. Hubbard of New| used his influence and slacker will now breathe antiseptic air filtered | wakeup the amall audience, “At that |would be able to aquare myacit with |e seen on Friday, and “Tue Broad. | Brunswick, N. declared to-day |through a medicated set of bars. time I was catching both the horse |‘em," way Sport” on Saturday. Loew's! that he ha ngw Information - American Roof will have Lew Cooper| concerning the murder of John’ ¥. @ STEEPLEC CH ARE sai reser sh es cance | oe prime BELLES [ent em Ssomeay te Yentted| pager WSs etgths ceeds sendons| BIR IN LOVE. TRIANGLE CONEY'S of the theatre said I ought to explain ee ee fit ite main attracy| and that it substantiates his theor; —_——— iar tion, Other features will be * 7 2 CON FAGTORY _ | W6tt was going to eo Batore } oiG POPULAR AT COLUMBIA gressman Sidney Fatk and|®# to the commission of the crime MAY GET HER WISH 10 DIE) saseu © Given 90 Days in Jail for Not Regtsterin, ‘That $2,000,000,000 loan proves that the general with the milled edgo ts EMPIRE EWalt | eed BILL'S 1ONEER DAYS FELD. EES MOTHER BETRAYS SLACKER. | | “HITCHY-KOO” 4\ Raymond Hitchcock, Grae ‘Win. Rock and, Fran, Eves, TOU ENY “rita. Wiles Dodd's Comedy. “rate EO it, Well, I made a little talk at the TeIthy He as turned the evidence over ts p ich the 8: Divi Be Hes | s discarded iy | SAN FRANCISCO, June 23.—Walte: PPALISADESIARR fame | bool 1p we blcn) ie Six Diving weirs | ROCKS AND FRILLS? ory that Piper's. bod, sre |Only a Slight Chance of Recovery, | ct Beasailoon Calo able and inviting attraction at the} WAgGB 1) thS ACSCON a! attls, Announce To-Day. Fegister for the selective draft, has | murder of J. V. Piper, has left here for next performance, zis Manning, Feony' and Knowles. xt performance, but the people | Prosecutor J. E. Btrick bod " perform their feats serve to make ; : | fo the 4 ‘ ? tet |Nahl, twenty-one, whose mother in-| —— . AT THE PALAIS ROYAL vr months tn Br, Miss Lusk’s Physicians OLw Bi, \Columbia Theatre. Competition for) Frank Fields, in an exhibition of CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., June 28,—] WAUKESHA, Wis, June 23,—Ex-| been sentenced to ninety days in the| he BW ‘OT. laughed so much that I was sore, I] The ice skating carnival and the | _ The Prosecutor “Hip, Hip, Hooray, Girls!" a season- lar, 1t is believed the body. wi formed the authorities of his failure to! popularity has developed between the lariat throwing has been added to|Dr. W. J. Condon, chi reed with cltement caused by being served with . C4 THE HOME OF BURLESQUE DELUXE Yes county jail jdiving girls and the skaters, with “Frocks and Frills," the musical me- |New Brunswick, N. J, in the custody |® Warrant charging her with murder) | idl P |honors apparently equally divided. ‘lange and fashion show at the Palais |of a detective, and will arrive in New |and by telling the story of why she| Judge M. T. Dooling, in the United ("The funny scenes and situations tn jroyal, Other entertainers are Daisy | BTunswick at 2 o'clock this afternoon. |xilled Mrs, David Roberts, Thuraday, | States District Court, also ordered reg- the burlesque and the spirited work 4 ¥ Phas alts «sth oa lien Aiea wile The Ice Skat- ERs PLAYHOUS! Miitine a Wad q THE MAN WHO “CAME aK ri AB §, JR, Presents With Ie Margaret Wycherly By Bayard Veiller z apsitabd a heh riously | stration of Nahi before his imprison- ecu ee tare chorus et eeed work Irving, prima donna; Charies De Ha- an r : k: ing Carnival, pede She musical numbers. continue te, vem Lucille, Harry Delt, Anita Elson,| NEVER MISSED A HEAD, |aceraveted the condition of ai!88| ment, and the bexe Anton 1 heen fepactnictn’ entertained, | Michio tow and La Sylphe. Grace Lusk here to-day VAUDEVILLE. pool of crystal ‘4 ‘Ni ceg] pevlats haath —— Every Plate and Dish He #1 Physicians this morning announced ——= =—= and Night! Mark. fat she had a alight chance for re- water furnist delign tfully Hihae Be aes PHOTOPLAYS. NOVEL BUNGALOW BEACH. | there wa""st was another explosion at |covery. Mis Lusk hi “ y, r er aimee Black Tom, jus y, /fort to rally. IN “WILD AND WOOLLY” |170 ne a temonnde and Cake Nesort| tonicy, Chacten Henne Jerney Clty, /fort Meant 40 dle" she oaid. “There {th No Midway and No Ligaor. |and black the entire distance, went off can be no mental or spiritual recovery, Dougias Fatrbanks will be shown! George Grundy, who thought out the] with a series of loud reports following |8 why the physical?” at the Rialto next week in “Wild and dancing carnival idea at Grand Cen-|an “night liquid shopping trip.| Im relating further detalles of her | Woolly,” a@ screen comedy by Anita Roberts, just FAIRBANKS AT RIALTO = | ee i -P . SUDRV ILM & PUTO PLATS, DSINSL it i as QB SL. | peatis elles Bert Simerican, Ra 1 Palace, now plans @ novel, no|Charley, one of several hundred ne- BY : s Loos, made from a story by H. B, midway, no lquor, one-road-in-and-|groes brought from the South to work |&fore the shooting, s a: ‘ : ’ . ad-in-and- told ‘her that’her husban - Carpenter. Cowboys, Indians, buck-!back-out bungalow colony on Staten|0M the construction of the Lehigh Val- |me supremely and me only. maeet sroaudt ittanare dt SL [Be wert str chee toe st 3 ing broncos and six-shooters figuri ota ley Rallroad plera, was separated 10° Well find Sut in’the ecenes. Filcen Percy has the| island, between South Beach and|iho payroll yesterday for, aie whale Nghe ate, T'll call_him ENCING sUND. role of the heroine. ‘There will he| Midland, whero the three excitementa) Hed down his wheelbarrow the night |up and.ees what he hag From a KOOND UP SE EUNBAT en ip i _| before, As Charley left the inci r. Roberts tthe other pictures and musical numbers, | re bdles 4 ES PEERS pOok an avia-| iis friends gave him the hoot. |ipr tals with ts Rea teem dete! DOUGLAS SAY ae ee | on school and a grocery store. T Charley returned to the big /his wife and possibly that he wasn’ oe faite, LEA Se: AOVANCE 28 Bt. mer beeen | AMUSEMENTS Mr. Grundy says ho has twenty-| meas tent about” breakfast time. “rak: |blog altogethor aruihful with in fe pra ae AMUSEMENTS. rour bungalows up already and bas | iAP nus, bosition, Senin « broad Bar Mafia || LOEW'S NEW YORK THEA. & gE room for a thousand, Hi o|Partment, he began bouncing Preven Fh ANP VOOLLY Coat, 11, A. M. to 14 P, tot SOnmananenanet a fe plans to) Pi, cers and platters off thas tel ae Fi Ee peeue Corvnation || VALFSRA SURATT je nui SLAVES a Aslands, The DANCING CARNIVAL Is Not Only the BEST— F [tinh Siete, ee feneneeeans as | fom, Bodthernark ae Cherie uae to WM, REDMOND MEMORIAL, |] “<*> RH."hotimtacuys: | | Loow’s American Rot 4. stay that long. He says the people/at, the result being that many of hi But the Most BEAUTIFUL Dancing Academy in the City § |he'? planning’ tno pice tor wit bo | frlenda are now practically Inthe, tare ‘Bertonaet| "vean® i satisfied with lemonade and cake and |0F three headed classes, Charley held|Irish League and Other Societies! whit = North, South, East and West have contributed of their wonders and their beauties, and they have all been lice creain for refreshments, und that] (Re 4OFe Until two ‘policemen captured | “49 Pay Tribute at Meeting TAG AZINY:, woven together in perfect harmony. A master in the art of pleasing the public has selected and arranged otherwise minded ‘need not linvited himéte partioneten te’ whe? | A memorial for William Mf, K. Rea- || ——An eo BURLESQUE. the furnishings and day by day watches over the safe conduct of this institution, Its thousands of pleased and continued patrons are ample testimonials. Ask any one of them. Then come once and you will bring ALYMP IC! 44% game. Later in the day Charley paid |mond will be held to-morrow night at | BLE WALTO 6 for bis rampage. ita, nme i» Mat. Daily a 7 » ¢ " » Broadway and your beat friends next tim RECOGNIZES HER WATCH, |cumat sur Mete%e erent, on, them biue |ritnyeninth Street, under the auspices omg to te UsTIP-TOR GI RLS OPEN a scoot,” said Chartey of the United Irish League and Affil . 4 oioeman Chases and Cap- MBER es cease iated octeties. Redmond, a member || * ‘A\S WORTH. We roi ound SAVINGS BANKS. ALL SUMME! d Burgin) FLAG TO COVER HIM TO: no, (Mee iersetceeeeese ts "ated | mond fo front,” fighting for humanity. There will be Many, speakers, at tho | ¢ " orial fort shman. | oldier's | Tingng. them the Mey. John Bo Chia. eman Sheehan caught sed burglar carly this morning.| Died Under It, Shall Be Bnrtea a + Saye Doy § Entire Fourth Floor GEOMU® BRONSON f BEST PHOTO ™ De aie’s “Come Through” | s eniion DI nk |The man was seen coming through it of the jan ones ide ff rear of Av Grandmother, wick, President 0! St Joseph's Semi. " | residence ules Baker, No. 9 as salt " nary, and W. Bourke Cockran, Miss oN ™ Prince VAvenue Is Flatbush, A chase, capture | yon’, 0R@, Policeman was on guard RAI, Side: east oa tc ‘LY § DAYS Mon, Saving and 6* Avenue ine. ou ohn BRO A d George jullen, a lady Aberde AD ‘among thos to-day at No. 198 Osborne Street, Brook- | }'o; lyn, the apartment house where the |(ien. O'Ryan, Lord and flag-draped body o: Cu and John D, Crimmins a 6-drap, y of Private Charles a. [4nd Sone OO ona Devoted o Dane | and seared | the burglar t NO LIQUOR | 1 in the pockets of watches, a bunch of ashlight and a bunch | An Internet Dividend secutive) Taaa been dec |LIBERTY ey RH | Cohen, Forty-seventh N.Y. NG. Three and One-Hult Per Ce i . Jawaits burial, Because of alleged aaa wal EC Two TN 7 Cent. peranmam : . | [Tie man wave his name as John |theste by" anaranse and anette SNOTERLAVE TRINA SUBMARINE EYE — . enkopolls, who first satd that he|that they would tear the fl om the eT. : dy and Gentlemen Instructors to Teach You d at No S58 Went Thirty-seventh bier, there was a riot call fast migine | C''Manhattan, and att und guards were sent by the police eau fteenth Street, Cc by. the resiment of which the re and € & waiter at Bteeple boy--he was only fourteen years old, but Mrs Baker thia morning |large for his age-—had been a member 3 Lessons with |Private Lessons. Individual errr. Half Hour, 50c SWAN AT 4774 OCRIONAL apie | i ot necessary to tak © no partner, our f the Weacthensag meee | Th as porrers lets ew “9 e © guards did not find the situatio en Daily, 11 A. M 2P. 7M mi Midnight. Thursday night and |vuffictent. to leave one. polfeence on A POWERFUL GRIPPING EXPOSE OF er Comme Stage. . Toe, Fanc) and en instructed to belwatch until the funeral. Mra. Yetta cd ecturdaye”’ Children, < to vigilant Cohen, grandmother of the borvealdien : i i ' AAAI NL ia Mi a ec arate = |e eaReAR a" tate under the tag." ane RVING SAVINGS, INSTITUTION iit ed Came aend pis " swam | hat ie a ah pe s| FOUR PER CENT dC 1 Pi Shortly Arte ny H DANCING CARNIVAL We arant ac ner at, uneot the | 0 fill the a ular Army, | ! Vae 48th Atreet Fntran: Ne'woek, Hs | Greater New York must supply 2,600 Tass ceA A AAA A AAA AAASAAAAAAAAAAAAALAAAAALC Cana a cnn Aen eR RRAAAA ALARA AL DAMA MAAAAAAAAAVAAA IAAL OMIA TE . nd had between eiah and forty, 379 ' Deen 1681. each day, doin the armyl | | GEORGY DUNNING, Recrotagp, z ae ‘e « . a > 3 a cea