The evening world. Newspaper, May 20, 1918, Page 18

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| COMIC PAGE lie Monday, May 20 (Now HAT You Have , ( A pice T Guess Tie ~ CINE BosBeE HE —RE ST G wy iws ay ¢ ALL GONE ) co eee ROM Scranton, Pa, comes a @tory about Danny Morgan, manager of pugilists, and an actor whose name isn't avaliable jus now. During the battle between Jack Britton and Tommy Forguson in tht city the other night, Morgan and the Thespian became engaged in a heated argument about fighting in general “Why don't you go and enlist? asked the uctor "T've tricd it three umes,” replied Morgan. “I'll go down with you sad try it again right now.” "You're a faker,” suid the actor “You're a slacker.” Two policemen stopped the argu- ment. Five minutes later Morgen heard the actor was (he father of tt twen children, Me offered bin o band “Ll take back that aiacker charge,” sald Morgan. “I've just beard about | J OE , S Cc A R Mee CANE tue family:” ‘ opt “All right,” replied the actor pases : are uame Number 16 after you CoP UAL WIE Prose Puvuehing Co (PY boo ‘And they shook oaods again, 1 wish You SHourp | A LITTLE GIRL'S POEM. N en A sue ars i J aie Frubauf, whose age is only OW Fo! Goop PERUSAL OF OE w . e——_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_ ci Waedape eno eerie i: , ST f + WOULDN'T “THis BE A ' \ ; | ) HE sires 7anet Sat i> prints Me tare THE WAR SCTUATION. FIRST CHANCE GOD “TE FOR YOU “re BUY { CANT po tT peak! 1 was { ANYWAY— T's EASIER | eat aa VE HAD IN A WHOLE Week! — UP Those SCREENS ? dusT STARTING OUT “To CLEAN} | = | Tyan PUTTIN’ UP SCREENS: ADOPTED! goes: “THE SPARK PLUGS ~ THEY'RE VERY DIRTY ~~~ veRy!! Qe “THE FLIES ARE COMING Se \N ALL THE “lMe! BOSTON LOSES. Townsend Walsh, dramatic man on the Boston Traveler; Ered J. Me-| Isaac of the Boston American, and ¥. F. Harkins of the Boston Adver tiser aro in New York baving @ look at the high bi ey came over from we Hw ts uf Olver Me rosco to 8 Friends” at t night. ¥ Campbell Dell giving them an advantage by shooting with one hand. He won| cally. After tho game the thres| Bostonians held a conference, at the) conclusion of which Mr, Harkins, as/ spokes.san for the visitors, sald: ii Py youanetier gems. te THE BIG LITTLE FAMILY eC 5 on one condition.” ‘What's that?” asked the New It Was Ad: “Uy, ee ‘ vertised W Yornat you shoot with both bands. ‘YYES- BUT “IL FouND @vuRE I Did! ; _ iipctalenieace tee a eee ca ithin Walking Distance ”! 4 Mf? Gainpbell's being called away on THERES A $1,000 | TI DISTINCTLY OMY! AN' DES Look Ceorigee IHL bus Pacnine COT Eveaieg Whey , business about that time. MORTGAGE” ON “TH “LD You (7 HAD “LUKE oTMOe ‘You aT ee eres te = — j House —Y’NEVER 6AID ALL "THERE AINTT RY ¢ ‘2 SCHWARTZ LOSES HI8 JOB. | lag ANU THIN' ABOUT }galay Peueen \ A FINER Hone . ie PB ire ig \ Us OF ft ’ Firet Ch Seaman Arnold L. gchwarts 18 not to be the prima donna) “HAT $y <= tf Ue Pelham sailors’ revue, “Bit a ; . Ey | yee f By At fee ey TWEEN HERE jw tried on his evening gown It was : Eh. ; Ray Bate prom in hu enero \ ( found he had w big horseshoe tattooed on his lovely back, Seaman Alonzo| 1® DEAR! #. King, who hus not even ao much) : irs ay a mole on his anatomy, has been| given the job. There will be a professional matinee of “Biff Bang” at the Century Mon- day, June 3. ENRIGHT THANKS JOLSON, In thanking Al Jolwon for appearing in “Sinbad” at a midnight performance for the Traffic Police of New York ra cently, Commissioner Enright wrote. in part: “You are the most wonderful son-of-a-gun I ever saw. I am send- ing you herewith a police line card | ich will keep you out of the smaller | © card, of course, Is valuelers to the comedian. Al Jolson will never frequent the smaller jails. He's « bly, me performer, always. By WAY oF “DIVERSION. GRINDSTONE GEORGE ? This Was a Harrowing Wheel-Ba rrowing Experience! : 7] 7 j ae “NOBODY DOES IT” | / (Send a Ncbody’ to Grindstone George) Nobody's wif reeaUon tim, Ye” fences ewe GOSSIP. Witla Holt Wakefield 1s to tour the | Liberty Theatres entertaining the sol- diers, Helen Falconer of “Jack O' Lan- tern” claims to have received a “mash” note by aeropost. Catherine Proctor is understudying | all the feminine porte in the all-star | rc) playlet called The Thriller” wil! | ere with “Starting Something” | at the French Theatre. Frederic J. Haskin made a speech | at the Keith Theatre, Washington, | the other night and the audience howled, presumably tn de 4 Lee Shubert has arranged the performance of ( rawford in “Fancy Free" a Tues day evening, May Cross benetit FOOLISHMENT ‘ | 1 hate inen Annabelle Sood. 7) | A hob dy bs FOR TO-DAY The time is ripe again for you “ What They Are at Work Isn't Always What People Are at Home! ON Hi DISHE: GROW MY, TO] HEN HE'S AN EFFICIENCY TMs Guy JIN HERE ANI THRUUL)AL! Whaauny Sou FOO VE You GoT My TROUSERS PRESSED ANYWway + aca pi WRINKLE OP DOESNT vey Te us Rev CES | ROME OF a core. Feed ooNnA Buy. Soom SOY TH. EK FROM woRRyn'| A BITOF WORK, Grr AT HOME OE HIGEe CCULOF HERE! THs ’co ou ==) YOU coUL OWT Pry cn “vA Re ask: “What would you rather de or ¢ eo fishing? 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