The evening world. Newspaper, May 5, 1919, Page 13

‘%, Hot From the Box, Ed. Harmon, the World Famous Pitcher, Slides Into the World War and Scores Big. Corie t, 1018, by Smat, Maynard & Co) CHAPTER EL. V't allowed to tell the name, Joe, unless we get sunk). Vell, T figure by this time the whole world and Yon- n dazed by the news that I have give the Alleys the best of it Jainin’ the U. 8 Army, They tel me the papers was of It. I would of had my photo in one of them only the re- On Board 8. S—— (We « port ed up on me and they was hin’ doin . " yus Jokes to one I have gone to work and n its back and signed up with Unele Sam. I got a tron allin’ for thir ats a month whilst we play at home and irs me ‘ he road. All the uneyforms and stuff ts pick up ‘plenty of extry dough if hi On top of that we got a tour of Ku ype sturin’ us face, I guess that's bad, oh? No dot zy to know b : I rt s free-for “When do I leave?” T asks him. eieiate tae weave ‘As soon as I can get hold of a brawt Pitho erate, so'# L can ship you,” he iB the ast you | suypoxe you figure on send ’ 1 calls after failure or ono mean? Mac house ono Hux went crazy 1 serve ‘om righ fter what f 1 did," they done ¢ ne Coast, eh?" he 6 and i uns off my world. Then I ain't goin’ nowheres,” I y » 6 sixth innin’, holler I'll never piteh no imore i \ bu Mao baseball! : 1 never have!" he yells, “Get outa my ball park “D'ye w where you ean get & Of course there was nothin’ a , ‘ could ter that but leave ¢ reel,” | . no doubt 1 i board outside of would t r new I acen we had 1 ) becau or ms ~ 1 i! at L a F neath, and, thinkin \ otiv M took a flash \ which 1 yt ud und called 1 w t Wes : was on ‘ . t do it the end ho} 1 \ The on 1 guess [can g pass an H { sla N says Mac. ‘They t seema to be the trouble?” ha iN} in, they ain't none say You} like they was gonna to back tt 1 with you bein’ fea ik n the tur n * first 10 \ to the samo th iu i oy to } He 5 ‘ r ind | y ' 1 imfonndr 1 you're Pauline Furlong’s Talks On Health and Roe by the Press Publish (The New York Pyening World). =" WT s for Beautifying the Body | build up and not tear down the delicate | rmed to excess they are | tS are devised t y and wh harm than good. | movements are sometimes advised | heavy apparatus 1s be resorted to. 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C. WITWER. 1 uin't been ta you he grin “Send me some p HOME PAGE | hI, may 5, L919 M BASEBALL TO BOCHES mn NM oe bh A “| WANNA GET INTO THIS BAWL IN the rules, we are more fl had ne wu . ED. HARMON. s algo uw guy iv uney- | the famous southpaw.) form there, and he glares at mo lke . 1 was o 0 ‘eo CHAPTER IL 8 one of his wife's } “I tried to force m On Board S. S—. . FAR JON,—Wt lid [eave ‘the mana off? Oh, yeh! Well, I went marines, # around to the navy office, tor’ k which’ was only Ave fights he marine corps is recruited to €! ap that's as high as the eo tout al Aad “your \ J i et he arm ' ait 10) An uoeyform “wrney ain't no chance of anybody ut friendly as if 1 was double pneumo. Pein’ lald off, is they?" 1 asked bim nia His answer was nothio I have come to fight for Unele ly this t as satisfied that 1 pants, all outa bre from they we n foot to ke mo t uta Bertin, and 1 made up my mind r » just now,” I was gonna join the U.S. Army if d ho sit » have filled our hadda break in with a cold ¢ ane quota ny more found the army recruitin’ station w men. ‘Try the marines.” without much trouble, beeause they th The ma was in the next block wis a soldier outside and a big ¢ thro \ HAVE To iad \ TARE MY CANE TUMP I CAN'T / CIT Nay HELP You I it's ™ — ne HELP. PD butts in and firin’, I 6 ut mantey, Koes an « “We potta Jsafe for the Der SA GREAT You Must AYA ST Buy ne NE WHAT'S ) 41 Mave T War Phe Lockout ey 4 great chanet to waive, “What rthe army? Iya I show me the guy that does ould do Nis bit Terabbed i by the arm. bout Moc cannin’ me off 1 un’ him off L commenced to pity the use f yours and guy at couldn't got a wnertorm, | f ir master T throw it my little chest at the © buttons off my xood enough for but | was good and Usat's when this n the back re than livin’ tn In't do me any t ust of got @ | wis Toree-Star etuf, i out he also the hand and made \ pleasant smile, He 4) brought up on ceboes and four-leat Tin the lwekiest fel. tell of, outside of wems they need ul ® regiment remember the he fourth floor, three fh of guys sittin’ ina guardin like a gabe in a ¢ V their urna wh x ton te n room past that ' nd there's the youn frout right away, F mi gore st in time to ws tin’ at a table the other Hew dressed Like the reeruitin’ pos b'ly e venta Falls without “sip me General!” ‘ » wcco bein’ He Reene ao ie Tie aie ee ave for the eamp in ah CE ABORT” he kav iin’ me this the “Fake off yer ba T did both, a” Married No, tt ain't. th ye the officer. “Some peak to you.” owe the Kaiser has heard 1 says, feelin’ in @ kiddin e's callin’ up to ask To aays, “tT wanha eo over to Germany as quick ; Deen men HN cil rat pe ke it was a new one Iw it nee?” E says. “Excuse ¢ muy on the phone was pep otha, Mac himeelf, Can yoo mr poueht we Antin’ Ger eae. 5 We ina’ alte tae on phonip’ me? Honest, there ee it init don't make ocked me over with ite e; gimme a gun juat deen tatteta? says you have HN thin out first," he interrupts, crashed off of the water wagon, Don't handin’ a sheet of paper, “and do nothin’ foolish, L might of been then we a tle hasty when | give you your I don't even neod a uneyform.” 1 onditional release, and Uthink PW says. “Just gimme a gun and a couple t you against the Reds Thurs- handfuls of bullets and Te waves mv off and points to the n't make me laugh!” f cute’ (ti paper. can't etart ine against no Reds? filed tt out, and the of- pitohin’ for Uncle Sam now!” c t over like he wanted to u wan op readin’ them dime i hea No doubt Thad he Quit handin’ rn a atnwore fame fe Os phou ater a laugh and passed jnto another room that Jooked p to the botel, 1 wanna tale enough like a doctor's office ta ba te you ne Towne “Mac.” [ says, “all bets ts off. 1 A little guy in hove not two minutes ago signed ap ¢ t in the army!" “What? he bowls, “You in the army? ‘Then this here ware nothin’ but a frame-up!" What dye mean @ frame-up? 1 ton to the lucky arownd myn Wait amit doubt UT have got “Why, you big stiff!” he yells, “if the Alleys was really tryin’, would man can carry, and ‘ bellers the little guy, Vim writin’ this letter on the ship, and we are allowed to mail ‘em, y won't be delivered till the the other side or the ver it turns out. ‘Then through a set of glooms Iueky! Thia called censors, ‘They call ‘em that 1 because they take all the sense outa everything a guy writes. If you don't get this, lemme know, Yourg truly, ! 1 felt BD, HARMON so birds (Formerly the famous southpaw.) nin, 1 _(To Ro Continued, Original Dress Designs For the Smart Woman By Mildred Lodewick Copyright, 1919, by the Pres Publishing Co, (The New York Rvening Wort), Here Crepe de Chine Blends With Georgette. 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