The evening world. Newspaper, March 30, 1920, Page 25

“MARCH 30, 1920 se UNS EEEEEnenermenenenee nee es | i “ : ° Minus a Leg, an Arm, an Eye! i ye The Song Writers . Soldier Strang Is Cheerful | i Nb : [They Made Wine and Women Before They Made Song : but Song Is Outlasting "Em All; Prohibition A n d Ma k es $ 6 0 a We e k : heaped tha Gag biti Tune That Mentions Moon- shine Nowadays Means “Licker,” Rather Than Love. By Neal R. O'Hara. ! Copyright, 1920, by The Press Publishing Co. (The New Tork Keening World.) INCOME SN WRITING is one industry) from raisins and women from ribs, ‘Port Chester Lad, Who Had “‘to Fatten Up” Before the Army Would Accept Him, Also Refused to Live on Chari i | 4 arity of Friends After He Was Wounded. : NO SIR. YOu STAY the paper shortage hasn't hit.| but song first came from the heart ‘ , By Fay Stevenson. ele - RIGHT HERE | TOLD You : Maybe because popular songs|of man. And clamping an amené- _? “ Coprright, 1928, by The Pres Publishing Co. (The New Tork Svening World.) | Pas | Litt You MUST NOT are composed of rags, the same as|ment on the heart of man is too f OUNDED thrice in the war, People pitied me and thought there | CIOING OUT . LE INCOME Ay paper is, The boys that make the | much for any conetitution, Sémg nus a leg, an arm, an eye mmuc| me left, - melodies still work eight hours | will last to the end o| . no mat- be les, Pee foe eee TO PLAY wit [ WHERE | CAN WATCH IO OUT Lodi kK oight bh |will Iast to the end of time, no and yet, despite his misfor- sane Oba any te Mg eg em iS ( You ONEBODY ‘Le \ day, and the customers that buy ‘em | ter how often it’s murdered. a. tunes, happy and|(he gave her a delightful smile) en- xX PENSE \ play eight hours a night. There are Sona writing now is a diMcult art. ‘a Sw ata the reed thesis partisan cn civan tie Ou more folks kept awake over sheet ‘The successful lyric carpenter q J cl 8 of Reginald Strang, |{/04, 79, 18 their arma to and trom music than go to sleep under the| to-day must forget his rhyme and fea- *|taxis, But I couldn't be coddied all 8 i d ho ever had either ae. ; brave little hero of| my life I wanted to work. The Gov- sheets. Silence is golden in some|son, provided ho oe Port Chester, New | ernment has given me $100 a month, . | York. jl am ineured, a Port Chester dance Rye’ and party was given for me and $1,801 Be Any one of thes¢/ was given me, and yet I didn't feel | accidents would be/like sitting down and keeping still all | - Suficient to blight| the rest of my life. some men's lives, ‘I wanted to work and ‘do my bit’ | hee 4 in the world as well as in the war, 80 vo. oo down | Mr, Ward, my former employer, built | & good man and you can't Keep some |this store tor me, and here I am.” | E People from emiling. Strang knows ‘es, there he is radiating joy an how “to keep smiling” and make life|life and health, sending every factory OF. @ success, no matter what the odda, | Cumumer and town man, woman snd) Bi child away with some of his own a tig ci Read Russell, New |p; ory ht, cheery side af Hfe. ‘When the ay ' ork’s faithful canteen worker and little shop door creaks and a new cus- | a | dovoted “Jolly sister” to wounded goi- [tomer arrives thers isan exchange ot IF You TRY | Giere, I journeyed to Port Chester to | Smilot. Sood | TO GET OUT get this lad’s story from his own lips.| Nor is Reginald Strang’s misfor- A ' = cme, 4 We found nim standing in front of jtune the only worry the war brought GAIN, Ibe | THIS FELLOW’'S MIND IS NOT ON HIS WORK, 3 } his “ “ to him. le he was overseas | \ 4 \ Metin wie cents mother died of the influenza, but igs You (N } lines of trade, but jazz is the stuff| both, He must forget everything but ' : e% Strang trusts in the Great Power | that proves noise gets the dough. jroyalties before success is assured. 4 ' \ and joy in his face of any youth just|which rules the world. He has an * CRGE d ‘i 4 io It to-d t ta noth- { twonty-four, elderly father to care for and a young e made wine and women be-|A song hit to-day must mean 2 An artificial right leg and arm andj sister sixteen who acts as house- fore they made song, but song|ing at all, whieh is why the “Star- 5 j ® gtass cye have made a new, whole |Keeper. He must giusioer ine hap- |18 outlasting ‘om now, Wine came) Spangled Banner” will never be one Hy tan out of him. But that is only the|"""Re nappy, brace up, laugh at your ==—== lof our six best yellers. Re physica! side of it; Strang has built toe oe i cannot ree you!” Fs ba IK hi y, ‘THE words without music should tS } up the mental side himself Reginald Strang. “Bverybody loves e if i 5 ” Ja smile and it is so much easier to eecnt ‘amazoe, always sound hopeless—abeut 6 “1 never lost courage,” he said, as ’ | emile than to weep! one-half as hopeless as they sound 2 " he took us into his shop and proudly meee = | WITH musi hs displayed bis stock of cigars, clga- lante 0 t e as ance ahh ogressed in te a »rettes, candy and newspapers. “The T h J B eong arte pr | man who never gives up, who knows e arr ’ last few years. “Everything is | that fate will turn in time and doesn't | asel, Sees * (J peaches down in"——has got it all 5 howl about his hard luck, will win F I over “Marching Through Georgia.” To every boy who has been wounded am u y Yy | The Swance River's gone ary, so far ‘ in the war I would say: ‘Be happy, | Japanese Artist neGee: Inspiration brace up, laugh at your fate and it ee | Jar Pt as song is concerned-—they now Cannot harm you. Everybody loves a By Roy L. McCardell. | After Observing a Great Nation| write their lyrics on Mobile Bay. Nien i utans Copsright, 1020, vy Toe Prese Publishing Co, a ; c ibition. en writer's Sf | amyl than 0 wep ee ira cias ane | \ GET UNDER THs BASKET | CHEER uP | ee lena arn Derlences in the war,” Strang replied / Tae Giteer: Kiosen oF ® | | INCOME . / AN TIRED (OF | eee INC ome | ‘6 LL" 1s Keechi Yamaaoe's| song. Virginia, Carolina, Tennessee ’ THASING AFT ER | Caan FTER T% } artistic interpretation of|and Georgia make softer picking for i Po g E | O MORROW f pi ' Old. Visit That | ne . | William H. — Anderson’s| the song boys than all the cotton Papert bein | Ke You. OU ims CE =) \S RENT DAY | Kighteenth Commandment. there. The map of Dixle is to the 3 . THE LANDLORD | ‘That is the name of Keechi’s mas-| songsters what a flask of grape juice o $ y i L Ger Sou jterplece which, as No. 840, hanga IM i w W, J. Bryan, It keaps em in R. JARR had been kept late at the exhibition of the Independent | tine, the office working on the Artists being held atop the Waldorf-| 1b Upp, rohibit books, it being the end of the | Astoria Hotel. B ies ait i has tomes the month, Honest, he had been late| | The picture has attracted much at-| 7, i Pgs tid gave working on the books! He brought| \tention because of ite novel concep: @ Alcoholic Flues” as soon as Kins, his office mate, home with tion, Some comment has been drawn| the Nation went blocey. Then “The 1 to prove it. Jenkins Lived in the from former bon vivants, still unre-|Key to My Cellar’ was such a seller suburbs and had come home with | generate in heart, who drift into the/ It was hard to get ‘em off the key. F 3 for a belated dinner, | exhibition in the wake of the crowds, | To-day the entire complexion of gong i r dinner and some desultory | pI ably on the theory that where-) writing’s changed. A tune that o i conversation regarding Bolshevism | ever many people go, there must be 8 men H { nd baseball Mr. Jenkins arose to de- | something with a “kick” in it. tioned moonshine five years ago was i Weer | “Looks like ole William Hf." one! tune about love. Now it’s a tune $ par : : 6 \do- : Jenkins had not been gone ten min- | aa eg Ny an be eee about licker, “Dy by the Old z utes when the door bell rang. J f “Looks like Hell, another com-|Ml” now means a gin mill. To- ‘ “Oh, dear,” cried Mrs. Jarr, “There | Saran eke cbs erialoene day they sing of raisins instead of ‘ he is back again, Say 1 have gone to ‘oes ps E peaches, and the Golden West gives * ‘ bed. I suppose he forgot his gloves Keechi Yamazoe, the Dante of the} way to the cake of yeast. The O, K. ’ or something. Well, whatever it A | Basel, bw a young ‘Japanese who has|on a song to-day means that some : ou und he can look fot it!" .| been ‘here sever n t you and hy ba Jol . a ee © ~ tints to paint “Liell” was explained [one Itke Omar Khayyam composed tt. | iE waans pele ie eu i i sis Whe yesterday by his friend and fellow | WHAT the song trade needs right my Mr r looked ove! e las f < rl 7 10, q . Tans ALS Oneroe tie Invested cate ae Pi irae A Eh tele ber be now is an encore from George ’ erpillar hats ae young men who i M. Cohan. George is the guy that t XN would be in the fashion are wearing ¥ J jea innocent! stirred patriotiam by writt “ ; REGINALD STRANG.. | 20%. wivert@ ne enea.|\|\( : tong Reta . nbettiine Dire Yaruakirt ex-|anacg tity fence pe cae j #6 our tnquisica as to whether itl aia sui rormecly took ox her oe : yee '. r be aN ete oe Ae vited cies heaton j : ‘ rit] srs. Jarr hurriedly took off her apron, ‘ ‘ s pail a . De ae nui a shake Prohibit would make him blue to go all over] vianced in the small mirror in the * 3 he Re 3 Wa 4 A RGR OR ear ree eae Laat the b ohibitlon over ‘Nee veam ] “that Part of it again” ; hatrack to see if she looked pre- 3 3 : A fs he bums are bumming everywhere, , i is e time of the war I was] sentable ag to Coiffure and com- UF , F 0 George can wav flag , Working at Ward's Bolt and Nut Fac- aon: Beeline That abe Waa catio he awalted only the ae re a re ae grand old yt tary, and, by the way, it is Mr. Ward loomed aoine if ‘pp ng Ml hi a vives the grand old jag. wi uilt this litle store for me,, with ne eyes le can bave anything in the hons . giving the rent free and thus helping | : fill Oriental neil onty bring back: the okd ooken me back to a place in li All of my call, the medium of 'y bring back the old oaken i: fF, Smtomers are my factory pals; many : ie. Ie fat ms x ae. es. ; ini naia,| DUCKSE Of suds, ‘Tho U. 8. needs an- ‘ of the older workers knew my’ father |) yas thes a nignbor ood ‘ana } - phe ; By. ' \ 4, | ot 4i eered to go to é Marre dare) ta i : , © fed} Cohan! We've stil chance \ said I was underweight and they gave 2 sald Mm dar! "And 1 Hig , . ma ; ; ake studio of Mr, Yamakini and! yo'it qeye Pele gota it { | me just three weeks to ‘fatten up. whom { wanted you to meet,” 3 7 4 Lae ' ‘ began to paint ‘se do it! ; At the end of that time I didn't come ‘ girl would have me,” Mr. “ 4 alts; g és ‘ “He a great nation in the ach ae ote ' up to normal weight, but they needed aaa! anton JE al oe ‘ a y 4 throes ibition,” said Mr. Yam- Solving Naval Problems. { 1 men, so | was accopted, I was sent Jarr got the only gin that akiri. ‘Jt was his opportunity, It “ ee Te cee Gitene SC then to]! would have been happy with—I'd was his only inspiration, Keecht 1s HE naval class was under signal ferred to Camp Greene, 8. C., then to ; but I don't wish to make not married and does not go to the instructions, Most of them had geal ae gl Pe tl e movies.” just come back from leave, and, a Y Company G. I was at the front in ere beamed and insisted on 48 a result, to some of the boys in q) two big drives and never received a saben cs Ae aRe nah Ji blue the instructor's volce seemed seratch. But the third drive, in the poy Nae hen eee oat very far away indeed. “A ship in dis- Argonne, caught me. All I know Ne ee er the inet Lote et tress," he was saying, through the about it was that a shel! exploded, 1] ice Sarita ban fabian Noctis came to four hours later and I lay for ooteh in rh ‘8 sacred room spaces, “has several methods by fwenty hours without ald, Then 1] Soon Pte ives the means of which she can make known was picked up by the Red Cross ; ‘A ' er condition to « reazel taxen to Field Hospital No. 6 hypo Visiting Decioelor, ashe Gopal, 10%, be Toe Pra Publiaing ca | DP condition to other vessels or shore “That. was in October, 1918, In] settled Nimaelt back with sacigar (The New York Mreaing World.) tions, Name one, Binks.” BE j- March, 1919, T came buck to America. oe age omer yap Roca and 1. In what city was the first Colo- he {nternational code signal W. J 2 Mme Ae GUGItOE Ue ine nla om omioa? C," replied Binks, waking up just in THE EVENING WORLD — good home. Only a Boor als bachelor What flag has a red field with a/ time. can appreciate the ministerng com- | nk and ataeh “Right,” said the instructor, 8 of a 1 wife!” And, he might | eae tg : Jenks, name another.” OUIJA EDITOR ASKS the last bottle of Scotch | 3. Who in the ruler of Monte Carlo?} jonks started out of a dream, “Bh?” { seenuas ey st so far as Mr. Jarr 4. In what country were fez caps| ne ejaculated. OU8 GF. 8 Gronme ii What Is the Best Antidote f ned as though to indi- | | hrat made? | ‘What would you do tf you were in at_Is the Best Antidote for ed as though to indi- ‘ 4 nate or. | distress?” repeate ig “ Spring Fever? ; cate that she hoped Mr, Jarr realized | Who iny e mercury ther- | str repeated the signal instruc ow 3 | the blessings ho had—that were so | momoeter? Why," mumbled Jenks, “pawn me. apparent jo 6, strang a sand Helped | 6. Where was Napoleon first tuffalo Commercial RY THIS ON SRO) ike Bocten ansia. , : fe ee yenatica waa: yi Ailer the second guest of the eve- plored by Sir Irs s ning and all the Scotch on earth had | pee hat Sta as departed, after Mrs. Jarr had helped | Diamond Stat oa ( t At on with his coat and} | 9. What is the most famous horse | 1 him not to be such 4 ace held tn Engtand called | | enough courage to ask why bac helors | ” } nd wifowers were always as inter- | | aehai pisos SES i pre tae war yeaters} esting to married ladies as well aa| Mer | CLENSOL day's 4 ns “Will the nigh Brings) RRBs anete | what lake dues New York ri of mat aHfect women's bathing| “You did at_ married man | a eda ropalee | Hadeonl of cheat wale suits? Jenkins t ded. Is it no other % As tan Nymph ouija says that| because ink they | ANSWERS TO YESTERDAY'S | Jor akohol Scented wath : a one can awim more freely with fewer] ie some day? } QUESTIONS. Coy Clothes. Make the world safe for] ‘The id cried Mrs, Jarr, “The onal 2 | very idea! is Baltimore mes | ir soft and ail. s my| That's what [ say," replied Howe; i) - we z warn the | Mr. Jarr very idea!” Then he phi; 6, New Or GUE SAL Cee i f Scanty. bathing suit, the reformers| iooked at the emptied bottle of Scotch wound bave little to wransle about. with ap a 2weente eS BR j i ' i i