The Washington herald., 1916-08-09
NEW YORK
DAY BY DAY
BY o. o. MCINTYRE

sr-cs. Cor, s70ndenr n TIE WssanE,oz Hs-a'-.
New York. Aug S-Tomahauk Wis
CoIS!ns most famous citizen. has Joined
the ranks OF the neNlyweEs Perhaps
You never have heard Of Tomshswk,
hut YOU have heard o. II T Webster.
the cartoonlst and II was in ToUa hawk
that he had the thrills trat he has go
popularizcd IN his cartoons
Webster was one o. hose bachelors
Who seemed 10 he absolutely immune.
but not long ago he m.s Miss E:hel
Worts- She Is n,a:s.uI New Nogh
-irL rattGuE GOOD tennis IIaNr-. I'm eN-
Cellcnt swimme- a-5 I.'. of motoring
They slipped away %, rh' Llt'" Church
Around the Corner ami aye nov honey
incoming at Cam. kru--rr-0 0u. Maine I
came to New York a.'h Webster many
Years ago after NC had u.'1 ~u1iGe-l.y
worried editors IN Tho Mode Wes'
lie was just p Nl,I- d.. -Er,ush bout
the h.- town. h.' he had mis- tears for
nothing for D." .as prove. ro ie one Of
the cartoon hits ot The de. a6s.
saw him tho 6av nef"r. 10 took The
tis Srer Arc ,oa nor. nus abo.t The
approaching evoUr'' ] asked
"Ncryous2' b" said On. kiGdi--.
I'm just scared et,= know now Jaat
they vii simply he,. - .7r-' re 70 the
altar" And as Wrms'.- ve.=Es -
pounds asd IS n.. '..r .rN .'-r rz'l It
must have been -..nc .... II -h.N cld.
New York hal -as.e o. vhar san
explosions Ia~. w,r- And tnr 'nr @ryt
time Tru..v .E 90 -s r.a4 Diners
rushed o.. of ST.. r.. n.,.. and Women
tainted 70 'ho -'-,~ ~'s u n who were
blas, aao.r most --.~E. --.-s5 .nar they
We're .a rr- Il, . :H.l --@ ir.. s-ew
a '.,,. va''r 81. a h'- l0.r,es r7.'oe
tho m- .a,. u. 'n.d incl. "W.at Z
Ir,...-.. 49,. vo-. a., ,.l e-.Es haze had
-o.a rur' Wrv Uhlr now ID not
h, t. .- @aH' If 'a.s h-..din= was 'am-
blr- 81. i-nr .0v.'
Er...,.,u ra.,r 0r.s rroEsr windows.
.l.ou- 2 ., nhn.".Ir Gl-Haf- r1e whole
salers themselves v,.e 80 -rIa.d a.taalv
.nnu~ssu. nauiv To.raus was because
Il; va- u"i. Mist night our for s long
time.
Arrn Do. Ersnare. who once made some
sn:nrN - marks a3o. tho movies and was
rel-r,I .n HIS emT.0yrr.s own maper. has
nov d, l5od 20 become screen actor.
lie is lot tr forsaNe tha editorial .asir
. NJ the Jo.iual. He Is Just E0rnE to ap-
Io,ar .u .u" -i.iwc With Beatrice Fair
fan tic .onfc.s With Esatr. g lu is rw-
Office and gnC- l-. some instructions and
..u"ars "n the rIm cor about one hun
,GGod tcet.
{ =, acror, ale =on- 10 hovs0t' the
+ rHloadwav merchants who are responsible
f1r the move or orde~ along the EIslto.
The police SAY they do not mind the side
wax comedians r'ut'rrln- up the cUrh.
hut the merchants have hCen SO persistent
IN tnei~ complaints that something had
to be done and So the move on order
became part of broadway life
Now tho actors are uotanaunE Those
who order them to move from IN front
Of thCir places do not get any of their
patronage Many ~ the merchants 70 re-
lc~tmE and one snterpTiSinE man has A
si-n out in front Of HIS shop which reads:
Actors are pcrmitted to loaf all DAY
I m IoJ Of this store They can sleep
tnore II the, bring their own beds Actors
With dogs will md g checking room in
the rear " the shop The dog biscuits
. there, however. are only for the dogs"
Child Burned to Death.
Boston. Aug. NEsther Barron. Il years
old. was burned to death early today in
q ire which spread pau!c through four
story brick tenement. The names i'm
I perilled tho lives Of more than twenty
| men, women and children living IN the
block