The evening world. Newspaper, December 11, 1919, Page 23

/ THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, DESumban EVENING W! ahd Tie Knot in Handkerchief, |: T.:p Man on Shoulder, Win Husband and FiveChildren ‘io immediately gathered into the By Roger Batchelder. + Y” SSTERDAY it was proved with. out doubt There was trouble, in the frst that the only original! place, when Miss McLaughiin was + in Fesex Market | Promised a husband ‘in six months un Bel and five children in the next decade. Ld uJ snd At shall I do to get the nus: less 2 inquired the lad | printer. you @ handkereniet with Kellios e "asked the ypsy. frelon gpd Teese |? Certainly,” replied the lady oop. “Take It out.” Mitchell) Miss McLaughlin at once toot out a handkerchief and tendered it to the famous Bypsy n, 10,000 tintes of the put it in your pocket for nine Ne th Line od ed ao t shall T do then?” asked the United States and Canada, were officially denounced 48| “Take it from your pocket and tap being bum sootheayers. For when| the géntleman you wish to marry on they inspected the bumps of Misses| the left shoulder. He wil} propose to F “ you at once and you will be married Burns and McLaughiin of Mrs. Ellen | }}, "ix months and have five nice chil O'’Grady's lady cop squadron they | drei should have been able to see that Miss Burns was to be married fm a there would be extensive travels to| year and was to have three press. the grand old temple of justice and large fines of gold of the ream, Something must have happened to the works, however, for Both tole fe. talds tothe lady cops and. It appeared that the former matrim nial agency now deceased but of re vered ntemory to those who used to invest in Times Square after the th tre had nothing at _all on Rose ed jolt, La * saga with the unpronouncable pia they tell you that?’ asked a) .” bhushed both lady cops. | “Wat have you t# sayZ’ he in- quired of Rose, “We don’t tol fortunes,” she re- plied. “We read the bumps in |} your head.” “Are you phre- nologists?” “We don’t touch me head. read without the touch.” “You ffiean the touch comes first, and then you read the bumps,” cor- rected His Honor. Meanwhile, Rose had placed her in- dex finger coyly on her lips. “Take your finger away, "ordered A of whom are re- soothagyer, Choate Peartman of the Essex Mar- . Tan it,” the latter ordered, “and| ket Bar Association; .“His Honor puted to be fore! tis a Knot ‘in the right corner.” can't hear you.” telling the des-| was done at once t her it there; it might be, 4 source, of tusbh iration,” overruled Sudo No Nolan, who was willing to give pe] every chance to tell her own une. bai move for a fine of $1,” semen, when the case was completed 6 them = i Beirns, AS peer. loa fingerprinter,”” order th Judge. “Ho is the "bent fortane teller © have around Bill did his inky. ‘aut phe pair onme tack t where the ne um will come rethe tour, Judge Nolan “Fifty dollars aploos. or ten days.”” Rose and her friend bumped with a iit sid ‘the and the del-| ‘ Afteraft of Wounded Soldters. An exhibition and Christmas sale of artoraft work by wounded soldiers and ctvilians in the hospitale of New York will be held to-day and tho headquarters | of | the -morrow “Natron Ne awork, || Time will tell nd_ knitting. 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