The Washington herald., 1918-11-04

New York. Nov. 3.-As Samuel
Pepys would record in his dsArys
Up betimes and made myself as
fine as ] could against the COM
ing Of Ar. Ashley, a melancholy
gentleman. albeit he told Of Ameri-
can courtiers burying German dead
and one cried out that he was not
dead and the Irish captain SAID
Bury him anyway. you can't be-
lieve these damned liars"
Through the town in petrol
wagon and along the Broad wsy
saw ,ChAuncey oicott, Harrison
Grey Fiske, Lee shubert, william
Faversham and IL is odd 70 see so
many afoot and what petrol drivers
there are being costumed women.
At the Tombs we alighted an6 4
In great curiosity to zee young Vim
cent Carney, the young swakhbuek-
ling killer and gsol breaker. and hls
lady Kitty Coyle. such people do
inspire in me the greatest inQuisi-
uveness as TO their manner of
living and environment
He a good looking rogue who
might be q clerk and she a lady
, with hair chemicslized but had they
lived several centuries, ago with
their daring what a Psolo and Fran
, cesca sort Of legend might have
been woven about them!
To luncheon with brave spirits
and Will Rogers did comment on
the peace note saying that Turkey
is ready to surrender to the allies
provided she is given the Armenian
massacre privilege and alsS re-
marked shst +. ziegfeld, jr.,N has
hrst call on the beauties Of the
sultan's harem
Home where read n8bl.
brochure on Fear" and how IL y Is
becoming more and more recdg-
nized by the medical profession ina L
fear has profound bodily effects. "a
theory which ! have always bel
lieved and DR.. Hassler. my neighbon
did tell me that he has seen me1
! on the operating table fail to re-
cover through their fear.
This day did hear with regret
that Eddie Grant. the ball D. ye-
and an old friend. was killed in
France and yet he died EloriouSly
In the evening to a brave gathering
and Morgan Kingston, the tenor.
sang three songs nobly and Mistress
Amelia Bingham most entertaining.
And so home 10 read late and then
to bed.
By-producus OF the popular cartoon
have contributed largely 10 the for
tunes OF New Nork's most prominent
sketchers. OutcaUlt originated Bus
ter Brown and gathered in the shekels
Out II Is said he never made as much
money with the drawings as he did
4 with the royalties on Buster Brown
clothing. hats. shoes and the like.
/ Bud Fishers cartoon books pub
( lished annually have built him two
large estates. Rube Goldberg and
I Winsor Mckay have profted by their
hlm drawings almost as much as they
have from their regular artistic ef-
forts.
The other day ] was in a large de-
partment store and a golden haired
little girl attached to a costume6
nurse asked where she could buv
Mary MixUp" dresses The clerk
made careful inquiry and learned that
they were no dresses Of that design.
A concrete instance OF a fortune go
ing to waste,
For the unenlightened Mary Mir
up" Is a character that ronps over
the last page Of the Evening World
nightly. She is TO Giriville what Bus
( ter Brown was to Boyville. Future
historians OF the contemporary comic
strip will probably divide them In
three ages-the Yellow Kid Age. the
3 Buster Brown Age, and the Mary
I MiXUp Age. r NJ. Brinkerhof who
t comes out Of the Middle West is the
! creator of Mary Mi1Up.
Down on Fourteenth street they
have revived Ten Nights in Bar
room and II is going big. Little Mary
/ died and died and died and old Joe
Morgan picked to the gills sobbed
over the table while his Chee-ild de-
uvered a farewell sermon on drink.
/ There was not a dry eve N the house
at the opening performance.