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OLLIE MORDIs' MARKET oPLN

The market formerly known as the
Ollie Mordis' is now open. Will keep on
and a supply of fresh meats and fish
orders by phone will receive prompt
attention. Phone number 315. Come
to the old stand and be treated right
Yours respectfully,
Ad. OLLIE MORDIS.
Dealer in Fancy Groceries. N. Magnolia
The evening world., 1912-04-15
Interviews With Cupid
By Barbara BLad.
Aotho- Of ''zhe Journal of q Neglected BuMdos."
Copynsh.. 1919. By III. Prss Publishing Co. The New Yot wsdA.
By Barbara Blair.
4 of . Neglected BuNdog."

I Morris chair. which he had Appropriated
in spite Of Mr.. Gordon's questioning
eyebrows.
Love 1. prompt" he continued re-
fectlvely. Love. when he can. no only
appears when the hour striker. but he
watches tho clock until II In not too In
decently early for him to start for the
beloved's house. Growing impatient OK
this time ever coming. he decides no VIII
go anyhow. Reaching her house. he
concludes II Is imposstbly early for him
10 20 In yet and decides TO take a short
walk hrst. lie does no. consulting his
watch every few seconds. Quite sud-
denly II occurs 20 him II Is Just possible
his watch may be slow. To be sure II
= n perfectly good watch. which has
never been known to deviate Ave SEC
onds. But no man can tell when the
! best Of watches may 20 wrong.
with the horrible fear clutchlnS his
heart that instead Of bdng twenty mn-
utes too early no 10 twenty minutes late
and has lost no much of the TIM to be
spent with Her. he bolts UP the stopp.
rings tho bell In furious haste. and Is
ushered In by a maid. who shrink back
in wondering dismay from tho wtld-sysd
young man showing a Gard at her. lie
is shown into the girls own little re-
caption room. where she always receives
him. An impertinent gilt clock here re-
stores faith IN his watch. When she
finally ap~pears-which is some time
later-he mumbles that ne happened TO
be in the ~neighborhod much earlier than
he expected and 80 dropped In.
1T was simply cruel. then. the way
hat girl deceived mo-" and Mr.. Gofton
Jared gloomtly at Cupid. She old me
$40 loved me dsvotedly. yet ! never
nav that girl 10 be on time"
WHICH glrl7"
cupid looked At him with interest.
vnile | supposed a yawn, What wom-
an Is interested IN tho discussion Of an
other woman by the man she likes? IL
me Is listening TO the description OF a
rival by some or else. there Is no detail
TOO trivial to claim hor eager attention.
rom the way she does her hair to tho
way she does her complexion, But II
the man himself insists upon talking
Ibout another ~womhn-well. II IL =
7eyere test OF any woman's friendship
disposition. Wa II jealousy I felt
that wretched little snawins pain az my
heart7
ITO be Continued)
The evening world., 1912-04-15

Lost In the Shuttle!
Sand and Stamina make a Pair that
Nobody ought to Break to Try for =
Flush!
That 'wAy-Up-There Stuff Reads
Rosiiy-but ever the Hsadliner Is no
Hero to the Stage Hand!
No Irrdtated Man aver Pulled an Ir-
REPUTABLE Argument!
Tho Difference between Conscience and
an Alarm Clock Is hat you don't have
To set" the Former!
Enter the Race NOW-thc Added
Starter often Cops!
Took Dinner last night with an oil
Chief VINO. Twenty Years ago. Fired Us
and then Took nc Back Seven Times ~
Two Months-snd stu we're Bubbles,
Your Rival doesn't Care Much foy
your Excuses. but ne Loves TO Listen 6
your Bleats!
All Ups n No Downs would Max
Most of US D!zzy'
Lieut.. %shackieton missed the South
Polo for tho Lack Of FIFTY Pounds OF
| Food-and he's Never Let Out a Walmp'
-
It's not Cheating when We Give Our
solves q Little Bit. tho Best Of II!
Our idea of the Smeary Stun 10 the
sIncess gained through sycophancy!
An inner Voice always Tells VI that
' ve'se oesm0lA6 the Jsb Whsn " Begin
The evening world., 1912-04-15

but not interest. nor curiosity. nor
amusement. And that IL all I am to you
both as yet"
Ralph Gordon and I looked at him
A~nxiously. Was It our Imagination or
did there indeed iurk some sinister
meaning In the word "yetT" In our
desire 10 further the interests OF this
small. t~yrannicsi god. were We ourselves
in dangerf Perhaps no read fear In
our minds. for he waved our doubts
aside with a careless hand. while he
settled himself more comfortably In the
The evening world., 1912-04-15
6nM POCKET E&
@N@SW@GS@:S@5GB0M.
UELEN
ROWLAND

gB--Whdf dc 1TccNIeW
s7-why do zoe forget tntnos that happened ~hen zee pere rery you"0'
2S-Ot what are dtamonds model
81" s9-Whot makes " hvn1ryf
so-Vhot v tho centre OF the nervous system'
- Hrsr i've questions wni be answered in wednesdays E''"""S world h"e
] Arr ths repNes 10 last Frdsys questions: ~
n-Cvns. y fs and what eausss IN Fog is the condensation Of tn .tnos.
rb.r.. moi,ture caused B. q sudden drop in temperature or " q cold current
Of Viper air. II s dispersed by the sui because, the III raises M hAt of tn
air 10 such q point that the moisture Is dsdpaea b To- INA hahes o"" 4
city u often composed largely Of dust and smoke.
n-<Wh cannot waters be broueht to Q greater heat han b bonmg poinfD
when water reaches the boiling point It At oncs BEGINS to ev.porats In team.
n 6uv many teSth should ~ have and what We tn dlnerenk sors u ts~h
~nnAn A ron osrscn should have q teeth. 10 m eo Jaw. ~ set 10
AtvAdaa int fur tncsors, two " teeth. four bcuspdds. tour ohrs N two
"wsdom testh" ~
N-yhst u ts difference between sunstroke and heatstrokeO sunsroke Is
..nsah ~ a dirsH rays Of the sun upon tho head. Hsatstroke - merely
usMdy brouGht on by exposure to heat o. BY the "WNgsneS' oil ne unosph~
"a uay oWur on cloudy days o. oven At night.
1LWhy DO you sneszsD A meeze 10 caused BY An irritation Of tn nerves
a. M noayus Thu brings about a spasmodc enorto on thu prt of various sets
& eusoAa g.. to gstr ria OF the irritating substance BY driving air f%ctbty tut
wsd through the nostrls.
The evening world., 1912-04-15

verely. that your
~aeroplane was due
here q week ago
to 0 US I o
Olympia. W h Q r 9
We were 70 begin
o ~ W o X with
YOU"
And y o told
ME-" ! ~reproached
him. that love 10
ALWAYS prompt
That Is true
and Cupid smiled
Mt me ~pensivsly,
The evening world., 1912-04-15
A. Tickle Girl.

"A. b." writes. II o a younx LADY.
and sometisnes she appears fond OF mo
Al other times n refuses my invita-
lions. and will scarcely speak to me.
Do you think I should continue hsr
acquAintsncsT
am Afraid you win not find much
pleasure IN II. a. she 10 * chanseabds.
"a. c." writes: Should q young lady
Il the ags OF t~wenty-thros sNew her
parents 10 choose the man she mar.
Ma, Yhhssd. Every man and svsry
vssnsa setss eomlnG 6 age Should ~.
The evening world., 1912-04-15
Copyright. 1911. By Bc,hsMerhn o.,
or rRpCrprNo cuAyrrRa.

S,NI' ~ rMnoHp!NU UHAs,IEt1'
nsSsd dtarses fssei;'a "% %issaep Jones' %'1 *.
WssNN.ss sSi a.iisssa Hn' ,:o '. ssSa .s ssTcs nd
snussi.r' and, Mrs. chsdsy: Ma INsapys:
finds her~lf attracted TO JoueA, Who 81 once
falls is love with her Rysnns has sSo,sn from
- ~. Holy DRY Yho sr3sss" rug H. .,s.is 't , asSis.
gram ADDRESSED 10 Jones end toryes an snrva
:. "A ,Meantime MohAmned. VI dsbl. guardian
rus and 70 wrcak yengcancc Tor is that. Rysnns
nov ,, this !, and plans e turn ,hs Ar.bi .M.th
RRy.ans Own, and. ssdns' tbs' sSvsnsnrsr S.ss
Fortune, resolve. 70 ymniah him thWush che
Earn: f s'1n's lin sh.s Jsss ~. t 81 nd .''' hy. sSs
urv,s Mchamm~d 20 kidnsp Jonss and prmisss
hold 20 sentiment s@ins, 'kysns., SSs s%s.iS
planpihs to !. sswnscd upbn hin. The NJ
day, h. = violent qusrri vSth ,hst mnihsr. whom
abe wcciss Of tssatinu hR unfairly.
The evening world., 1912-04-15

sonally decide tho important question
Of marriage.
III. W." writes: THE man I love has
tho habit Of drinking and says that
am tho only n who can keep him
away from Il. Do you advise me TO
marry himT'
Not until he has been on probation for
. yssr or two.
I'll. NJ" writes: II am very much In
love with . SRI who says she docs not
care for me. How can I win her aztec.
tion7" ,
You must just keep on being nice 10
her. In the hope bat she may change
her minA.
The evening world., 1912-04-15

Every Time We go
to the Post with n
Peeve we Finish
at the End Of tho
Procession!
We'd Rather DO
a Specified Bit
h a Serve an In
determinate Sem
tence!
A Needle In a
Hdystdck Is Moth.
Inn IN N Nerrp
The evening world., 1912-04-15

fishing Co. The New York World.
to whimp at Home about Being "over-
worked"
When your Rival Begins to Belittle
you IT'S a Sign that he's Being ChOked
Nth your Dust!
Our Experience with the Chaps who
say. II Take a Drink when I Feel Like
IT, Is that they have q Mighty Frequent
Set of sensory Nerves!
Dark F~orebodings'' and "Loannx
Liver" are Coupled In tho Betting for
the Cave-of-Gloom Stakes!
When the Blum gets by tho dummies
call II "Presc!ence. mingled with De-
termination"
We Often Wake Up in the Middle Of
tho Night Just TO Gloat over SONrE
Bets that we've ~'Overlooked,'
The Bum Grfmdce doesn't CHANGE
the Taste Of the Medtcinei
II would be Altogether Too Soft n
the Victims OF our Fall-Downs were 10
do All OF tho Forgiving and Permit US
to do the Forgetting.
The evening world., 1912-04-15
"Cheer UP, Cuthbert!"
What's the Use of Being Blue1
By Clarence L. Cullen.
BY Clarence

Copyrsh. 1912. by III, PreAs Pu
w HEN We Quit being Mere Incu-
M bators for Great Expectations,
w we're Due,
The evening world., 1912-04-15
H-Punctualitv. (HIS Wav.,
Copyyisht 1914
~ The rrsss s~7lbisa.ns Co
Y lrhs NsV Yorh Wssid.)

EVVy In some manner received
w the impression" and Mr.
w Gordon looked at Cupid Sc
The evening world., 1912-04-15
Love Songs of
A Bachelor Girl
Bv Helen R0Wiand

osprdght. 1914 y - HD PAAAA,s O. cAs nv Xesh wshO.
All Things Come to Those Who Watt, But
rY the time yoI've learned to Wcdr q pompadouY
And have reconc!led your Coincidence to q rat
You discover thot the "MorceI' u NO more.
NJ And they're wearing oil their fresses smootl
BY &Ae Vino yovve bonted an your hips dWdv.
Aad acquired tho sylphJtke beauty Of q sldt,
"Pon~Iers arc coming H." the popsrs coy,
.And figures puJ Do worn dtstin0Iy fot."
b Es ttws yoY'vs sooitsd ooAwIy for O car,
And, o4oeartsd Of your vt0tl. soh. at last,
"Oh, teH, I think I'll Ook; 4 Isn't tar"
yxst SEQ tho merry trolley Whtzrn0 past!
BY the time tho man for phom the sun once rose,
Has rsnounced the cavttous role Of "eldcr brother"
Asd concluded, otter aI, that hen propose,
You hove set your heort and toncy on another.
BY tho time your youthful dreoms Of love ore DER.
And Of overy s0eet !IISsion you're oereff.
Then Ptnce Charming comes ortdtn0 to yowr door.
And oil thot you con oive him, ts-Ohots left.
By tho time you've ICON tho goal you Get yourself.
And Fomc, or WeaIth, turns smiling eyes youv tdy.
You are ready to be lotd upon tho shelf. --..-
And all yv .ooms ts-jsst three meals q doy.
Al, yell! tie HOPE otres Ntc tts finest sect.
There's a method In rhts little trick Of Fote.
The cool 10 stcectI but, oh, the race 10 be"
And the ,oise ,rH have a good time, whtle they won!
The evening world., 1912-04-15
CHAPTER III.
tConinusd.)
Episode.

~RA- CTfDDSOYB tusgsA, ~
. intellectually. let col"
VI Not until ! have ASoaI
Out Of the patchwork
- squares havO Sooo FORMED
The evening world., 1912-04-15

fishing Co. Tho New York World.
to Whimp at Home about Being lover.
worked"
The evening world., 1912-04-15

The Bum Grtmdce doesn't Chang,
the Taste Of the Medicine!
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-31
HIDES HIMSELF IN
SIGHT OF PUBLIC

NEWARK. N. j.. Dec. so.-While
10000 members of the New YORK
police force have been searching Ave
days for George A. Sipp. missing wit
ness in the graft cases. the hotel pro-
prietor has been living openly In the
largest hotel here.
Apparently, Sipp was not in the
least concerned by the search for him.
His only effort at concealment was to
use the name Of George Shaw. and
even this was boldly written In his
familiar scrawi on the hotel blot
ter OF the Continental hotel. where
he was found.
Sipp ate his meals in the restau-
rant, much used by the travelling
public, because of its proximity to
the depot. He idled In the lobby OF
the hotel He was Ia constant COM
munication with New York. Still New
York's Finest searched IN warn.
On Saturday. Sipp and his son. Ar
thur, registered here under the name
Of Shaw. Sipp had registered here
previously on Thursday. and had LETT
Friday for trip to New York. he
said. When he returned Saturday he
took one room, number lilo. for him
self and another. number Ill. for
his son. On the blotter he gave his
address as Philadelphia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-31
ALL OIL COMPANIES
ROLL UP PROFITS
STANDARD AND THIRTY-THREE
SUBSIDIARIES BENEFIT
BY ADVANCE.

NEW YORK. Dec. so.--~As result
Of sensa tional advances In oil stock
during the past week. the Standard
OIL company of New Jersey aud the
thirty-three corporations formerly Its
subsidiaries. have made in The past
year from fifty to one hundred yer
cent moro than the old Standard Oil
company of New Jersey--the Oil
Trust--ever made in any one year.
There were reports In Wall Street
late today that the New Jersey COM
pany which has been paying divi-
iends at the rate OF twenty per cent.
intends to declare a big cash dividend
next February. Rich melon cuttings
are also promised for holders OF the
New York company's stock.
During the year the Standard OIL
company If New Jersey has collect
ed almost s1oo, 1000, 900 from the sub
sidiary corporations in settlement of
indebtedness incurred prior to the dis
solution OF this trust. The Vacuum
Oil company has returned close to
$40. 100000; the Standard Oil corn
PAM Of California, has paid $lb.-
900, 600: the Prairie on and Gas com
pany Of California has paid $l6.0oo.-
600. the Prairie Oil and Gas COM
panv from 100000 to $4,000, 900;
the Standard OH company of Ohio
$10.ooo,O0o: South Pennsylvania OH
company, 10.000,000: the New YORK
company, the Solar Refining company,
a ma the Atlantic Refining company all
large amounts, and Swan and Ffuch
a. quarter OF g. million. While these
dividends were piling up, the price OF
oil products has been advanced IN
some instances one hundred per cent
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-31
YOUNGER TAFTS
ACT AS HOSTS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3o.--Hiss Hell
en- Taft and Mr.. Robert Taft, acted
az hosts at the White House tonight,
and received a hundred and nifty
guests to a dinner dance. Mr. TAFT sat
at the head OF the table in the state
dining room, a seat usually occu-
pied by the president. and Miss Taft
took her mothers seat. Mrs. Thorn
as X. Laughlin. sister Of Mrs. Taft.
did not arrive until the dance began.
and stood aside and allowed her
niece, Miss Taft. to act as hostess, al
though, Of course, she was the chap
erone OF the affair. Among the guests
were members ofthe younger set, a
few young married people. and Miss
Eleanor Rocker, Of New York. Nj
Rennike and Mr.. William Heron. OF
Chicago, who are house guests. The
house guests will remain for the dance
president and Mrs. Taft are giving
for Charlie Taft on New Years Eve
Among those entertaining at dinner
before the White House dance tonight
were the Secretary Of Commerce and
Labor and Mrs Nagel. General and
Mrs Leonard Wood. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edison Bradley.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-31
GIRL RECOGNIZED
FROM DESCRIPTION

Anne May williams, sixteen years
old. OF IL la Maiden Lane. reported
missing from her home since Decem-
Der gath, was found last night by De-
tectives Atkinson and Smith In an
Objectionable resort. She refused at
frat to admit her identity. but the
detectives recognized her from the
description which had been given,
and afterwards she admitted that she
was the right girl She was sent to
the place of detention in the Asso-
c!ated Charities to be held for the
Juvenile court this m orning.
The girl was last seen before being
found again In company with Nettie
Allen, who was one Of the principal
witnesses for the Commonwealth
against Frank Miller. the barber
charged with running over and Sc
riousIy injuring Architect Carl Ruehr-
mund. Miller was acquitted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-31
ASKS ANNULkENT
TO GET DIVORCE
COLLISION IN FORMER CASE,
DECLARES MRS. QUEEN.
Helm WAFFLE.

CHICAGO, Dec. so.--Charges Of
COLLISION on the part OF the multi
millionaire Guggenheim family to OBJ
tain devorce between William Gug-
genheim and Grace Brown-Herbt-
Guggenheim- Wahl and allegations
that Mrs. Wahl was
bringing the present annulment suit
merely because she wanted to get
more money from Der former nus
band, opened the long delayed suit
before Judge Oscar E. Heard, in the
Circuit court today.
Tomorrow Samuel Untermyer. coun-
sci for the Gusgenheims, will take
the witness stand and an effort will
be made to show that Mrs. Guggen-
heimWahl has written her former
husband since his re-marriage and
that she has at various times asked
100000 as q complete settlement.
During the testimony 1t was shown
that Attorney Louis Werner, OF New
York, whom Mrs. Guggenheim- Wahi
engaged as her attorney. was paid
fee by the Guggenheims, and was
really acting as their attorney at the
time of the divorce proceedings
brought by her.
What Is xouS purpose in bringing
this suit?" lsked Attorney Inter
myer.
Because / want a legal divorce.
and II this court gives II to me I will
be tho happiest woman in the world,
she replied. Il don't want any mon
ey from the GuggenheiIns.'
Mrs. Guggenheim-Wah contend,
that her former divorce should be sci
aside because she was not q resident
OF Chicago then. although she swort
that she was. She charged the Gug
1 genheirns with directing ear to sweal
| to this.