The evening world. Newspaper, May 24, 1913, Page 11

World Waily Magazine, Saturday, May 24. 1913 TdHich im PABDY' MAME IM Give THAT THiTH T3ACH HEE, PADDY! Tum Twier [yum Here wird | | THAT THITH ets ba THMATTAH WIF ? 4 THis YouNG as sb Rd One SAYING!) Beauty Secrets % eee |Of Famous Women Coprrigh, 1018, by The Press Mublishing Co. (The New York Evening World). THE ROSE VINEGAR OF THE COUNTESS POTOCKA. The Week’'s.Wash By Martin Green “oe ee Cee \ Gor THe. Dore, ba on Coprright, 1913, by ‘The (Pres Publish ing Oo, (The New York Evening World) \ktow & pies expenditures were mede on IE TLL COUGH UP A Good Buy. Tie EVENING MASE AN Their state of mind is constitutional. TO pe \N Riba gee TLL BoRRow wis Bance! So we must anticipate that they will GUS ON THE Mer pane Sure. Tune! N the very yoar that our Declaration of Independence was signed there Rehe Neia (Case ecasladlend ~~ err HAVE. “TD PAY - Wim Nor @ country already bepinning to eeethe with the idea of revo: 1 » arte polled to tive up to ateiet rules ne pally wir lution, a ttle airl who grew up to be wo beautiful that her portrait was used | Around 1m tasl-| rewulatia t pronto row paring , use as a fancy picture for a century after it was painted. Posey Pret fab Relapoy fd eenver i To-day we nee this chatming likeness in every aft store, Tt is used to deem » Y oan and imitation Colonial mii lion can be employed. Many peeple who Jo not look upon It as a portrait, but as an ideal head by some artis. This picture, which we have all seen hundreds of times, is a portrait of the SAY HANK, LENO Me REPORTER'S BADGE THIS BiG ArTuRnOoN WILL YA? 1 WANTA HAVE. SOME, FUN WIT A Guy ginning to look as though somevody might be able to ri song writers, cho» rus girls, hotel- 6 RRR RES b { The Spanked Heiress, §} AD Ams j Countena Potocka (pronounced “Po-tots-ka"), a great lady in her day and a Ww. ad | ite Nach pace famoun beauty all her life, Her f was the highest in tne land, Her mother: me hand when frugal | ola Nene ae Lafond ody f 4 me was a niece of the King of Pojand, ant folk will feel Jus-| that she ran away from home becauee . : her bigeye Coun: ae ie wea) a tified in riding In| her millionaire father spanked her | / grea: noble, During the ehlidnesd taxicnds,” re piled the laundry man. “The foxy guye | is : : . : the little Countess her unhappy coum | ee ee val ; : “ 2 try was engaged in Its death struggle, Who stalled off taxicad legislation for | “ne didn't mpank her often enough. ~ = Kostlusko, the patriot, wae fighting fifteen months have been jarred into| The youth of the land would be great! . < : hia famous Rattion agulnet everwhere temporary retreat by the Grand Jury, | benefited by a revival of the ola cus- ‘ ing o86s, defeated only to ree aamae but they aren't through fighting yet. | tom of spanking. But I'm afraid that ; and hur! back the enemy with terrifie “The trouble with men who run pud- | " things are going it won't j lea when they lenet cupeoted) Sam He service monopolien children will be spanking eS tack, until at last he was vanquished ral thing they have concrete conks when = by sheer force of numbers and FMR it comes to dealing with the people ant " District-Attorney Frank shady pPly their receipts, They forget professional crusader, but more they are using public property on suf-| or jess sane, dempite his activities in Y ferance wolely for the reason that they | that direction, said tn an addrem the Suen! shal er iapea Seginaing 10 Grow: a: Bie ae are supposed to furnish to the public ht that home conditions a1 REPoNTER ' DIDNT | ; . quit came the conquering armies accommodations making for speed or , SHow va My BadGS . Napoleon, All Colnns: hanes. Hie aes delinquency. there is little : : liverer and sent her remaining: Sonia home discigline and almost no school to Join the arssise of the arent Covsteaaay | d'acipiine at all, An undisciplined boy : | Ta the mites of ait Cale tesmmetl Alia rapidly ho | or girl goes out Into the world under a a Tyskiewics grew to maturity aad : used to heavy handicap. However, the pre-| ‘ J married to Count Alenender IORI vate snap. vailing attitude on that question ap-| : = “ ¢ ot ee mavenee eee ae For many years the railroads and) pears to be summed up in the song-| memoirs: e t car companies and telegraph! writer's catch phrase ‘I should worry, had Gret seen him when I was very iy companies went on the principle that| 4. ammnmmannnnnnnnnnnnn ® the public would have to be satisfied With what it could get. To this end } Had Nothing on Murphy. § free pusses, private franks and| ‘rt other ovidences of friendship were) ¢gp SEE.” said the head polteher, freely bestowed upon those who might | ] “that a snake out in Penney’ be in position to make laws or guide) vania Public sentiment, rabbit." “Toe taxicab people have been buying | “Well,” said the laund: privilege. They hate to let go of it,| bet you that every time Charles Fran: ‘They can't realize that the returns on| Murphy thinks of what happened at the the vast expenditures they made for! State Convention up in Syracuse 1 priv ge would be much larger if such | fall he sympathizes with th he Silent Bull Birls. But the marriage with the ‘“diedainful Gandy" éurned out very well indesd. The Countess soon began a gay society life, receiving all the distinguished wee {tors who came to Poland--the Caar Alexander and his brother, the Gran@ Napoleon and his marshals, and Prince Jerome, the Emperor's brother, latter ahe writes that 8 extremely conceited and that he Ny 3 rum (externally she means) every morning and in milk every aight, thes i his beautiful alster Pauline one better In the matter of bathe. oe ‘The Countess believed thoroughly in baths, even though she the amali amount of alcohol that she cared or internally ‘in wines of her country. She writes of or- dering baths her at the hot on her way to Paris, ao that she could wag) off the dust of travel the moment Type| % ae te By Arthur B. Reeve fra. sane me mace trasrant TRIO R ROAM RRNA ORR TR PARR RIOR with rose vi prepared on her ea- tate from an old Polish recipe which he Silent An pry sewed NEW Of Detective Sto et we ine, ¢. Slowly Norton’ his a can be roughly translated as follows out ‘oof there Is a pole that looks like sany “acuta “wien a on ite ea ” king this vinegar take the The crowd, which had been wat the ohert eras o¢ @ mall @iretane iaaee. time really equipped with the gyro. “Ie trying to detuch the gyroscope, ae, of making thie v ora working?” tnaut red Craig, scope, rose from the fled and circled whiny tls and Iay them on a plece replied the ope: enthat who roles erm? especially to see Norton, applau 6 1 should say there was a boy connected ‘Come, Walter," exclaimed Kenn tor sullen- Over toward ux. Craig frantically sig: — utvall helmet which Norton wore! of clean linen on your table. Let ech, iim. in is renearchon min sgepenes Walsh exclaimed Hannes boy who has read & Worne than ever about five nalled him to come down, but of course blew off and fell more rapidly than the| (nem ie halt a day. ‘Then put the rose hare, Ber Gud Shere ee cas te ete foe : Ita much better now, Norton could not nave seen him in tie plane, 1 shut my eves But Kennedy'a| 0m 04 00" & Oe oe Be ti oie Be Lamu alee, Miamediien Tes ¢ ilattore ata seine tie an uaz bes teid Kennedy. “But is that almost normal again.” crowd. As for the crowd, they looked next exclamation caused me to quickly F Within. Ana IDia the midel 68 Wevice a! the Belmore Hark aviation meet, 00° 11g pass allowed him t dow of the gable, thi Bes with the closed , Just then the messenger boy, who askance at Kennedy an if he had taken open them again. tended within. hit, in, wPHoxcoye man-hinee eet wt Where ‘on the field, wo in a f yl aaa aad od had been hunting through the crowd 'eave of hin senses, “Heh make tt, after ail!” the petals you put some leaven (yeast), ! elder a Siupee HS Rat Mee Ga ware te Ge tke ween Metis carciihy. ink osaune & for ua, handed Kennedy a note, It was , 1 heard the wireless operator curs- Somehow Norton had regained partial! and after fil the pot to the brim with ) x rit, It was a fascinating vantage point, that 1 saw « gleam of something bright scrawl from Norton: ing the way his recelver was acting. control of hin machine, but !t was still) poses and atop the mouth with a good 4 iin te rized and I was 80 deeply engrossed bet ween oh sigan’ 3 ad hing seems fine, Am te try Higher and higher Norton went 1) swooping down at a tremendous pace) cork, you should in a month's time have Norton in abot to make (wo fl watching the crowd below, the bi oe eh ee ee **, eR RAC 2 BTON." One wpiral after another, those @pirals toward the level centre of the Neld. | quod rome vinews ! iim ty a" ote’ teaaing HIB men in the air and the machines wait. Ut 4 Spark oF oe tor ine Boy,” c ‘haa Mr. which ‘hie gyroscope had already wade There was a crash an ft atruck the “70% Tone WowWee oe ela ' ‘ae. Fomisre | ani 9 from ts 7 brig mous, ground In a cloud of dust. - sai he” iret” wrens anparatns tie been ere i. ea ae sun is shining brightly," mused No alr, only that hangar at the end The man with the megaphone In front With a leap Kennedy cleared the fence complexions, and ail great ladles used doing. When | did, eaw that he Nad oc mevbe ive the srvall boy with & telephone. of the judge's stand announced in hol- and was running toward Norton, Two quarts of face washes and, pounds of CHAPTER IX. deliberately turned his back on the \eokine-tless. 1 can remem waen 3 ell you run across that fleld as low tones that Mr Norton had given men from the Judge's atand were ahead powder and rouge, for the practice of . aviation fleld, and was anxiously ecan- w 0 get behind such a window and fast as your legs can carry you and notice that he would try for the Brooks of us, but except for them ws were the making up the face was begun in early (Contizued.) & the country bask a? s, whine @ glass into the uatkened room of tell him if he values his life not to Prise for atationary equilibrium. first to reach him. ‘The men were tear- vo .th and contin until old age. The so well favored The Terror in the Air. “What are you looking for? T asked, actors the eran, do it." Kennedy and I stood apeechiens, help- ink frantically at the tangled frame-/ SOLS toe the nesded none of these so-called alde to the tallet. Though, A eet eed OAR Gh hh! BRON. ‘MIG a “Not to do what, elr?” leas, appalled. work, trying to lft off Norton, who lay PY nature thay aa A , EB sauntered 0 ‘Turn around, I think Norton ie just rh a longer young, it was whispered that ai reserved the youtty 2 TT saci DAO of tee Bena Gh Bee ¥ “Don't stand there, youngster. Run! Slower and yer went the aero- paly and motionless, pinned under {;, When she was no longe , it wal jspered that she prene ¥ Pence and to the side of the Watch him then,” answered Craig, Omer way for te light, but T wae wu- Tell him not to Ay with that Kyroecope. PIAN® It seemed to hover Just like the The machine wax not av badly damaged, | (ul whiteness of her akin by a preparation called “Amandine,” much in vogue. | fence ai to the side mete: ith Wiha, bnariorta © prised to Bee how eagerly Craig accepted criere's @ five-upot n't If sou get over DI mechanical bird that It was after all, but that together we could! at the time stands, and watchod the f rae AUS a these helene te wie tal! Kenfiedy was anxiously watching the lft it bodily off him This was made of gum arabic, white honey, potash soap, the yolks of exgm, for 9 fow moments, Three senty from the Meld. A wild shout Perhaps you Even an he spoke the Norton aero- Judges with one eve and Norton with the A doctor ran out from the crowd and pistache nuts and rose water. It formed a thick paste, which Was rubbed over were in the air now, and T could see Crd tat caine from the people ne: aavented, “I guess it isn't a apark, at Plane was wheeled out again, Ina min- other, A few in the crowd could no hastily p P to Norton's ches tig face, And. so says tne recipe, “a amall portion about the size of a Albert, Norton end his men getting ready. low us. at the heroism of the man who Sl! Yes, it mast be the reflection of the te Norton had cilmbed up into his seat longer restrain their applause Tf re No one t we all scanned the > ‘ ha little warm water, fe lather which whitens a ut The bo. with the message was KO!NG dared to fly this new and apparently %U" OM & plece of glaaa—the angles Are ung was testing the levers. member that the wireless back of us doctor ® fave anxiously mized with a ttle warm water, forma @ lather which whitens and beauliten ig y across the field, Kennedy was fated machine, It wan succeeded by JUst about right ! : it, Would the boy reach him in time? Was apluttering and crackling ke mad Just stunned- he'll be all fight in a inp Heclip watching him, It was too ® breathiews, deathly calm, as !f after nyhow it caught my eye, fi He was half across the field, waving All of a sudden a groan swept over moment. Get some water,” he ald : ameoupsenisersanigamanneceslionhesiab sana ‘off to see just what they were do- {he firat burst of enthusiasm the crowd Dellave that barn will Lear watching. his arms like mad. Rut apparently the crowd. Something was wrong wit) Kennedy pulled my arm The Man With « a Billion ou Apes 4 to get down Nad suddenly realised the danger of the || Whatever his suspicions, Craig rton and his men were too engrossed Norton, His acraplane was ewooping "Look at the gyroscope dynamo.” . t a8 5 ; hen intrenid aviator. Would Norton add a them to himacit, and deanended Mee ther mach e 10 bey aiiention Guwnward al @ terrific rate. Would ne 1 loomed. Lake the ulher two which BEAAON dollars in cash and) Man With @ Billion.” It is by OF Bia Anat In. the. Arima \ third to the fatalities of the meet? game time Norton gently dropped back Ba heavens! exclaimed Craig, be able to contro! it? I held my breath we had seen, it also was a wreck, The is a fairly big maul tor| A. Morveo. It wi run as @ eeriat Par erived, ano it wesw Suddenly Kennedy jerked my arm: to earth in front of his hangar, not ten “He's going to try it. Run, Boy, run!” and gripped Kennedy by the arm, inauation was burned off the wires, the| one New York thief to make,|The Bvening World, beginning Well into the shed, I gathered that he “Walter, look over there across the feet from the spot where he started. he Med afinouat the boy was now Down, down came Norton. frantically wires were fused together, and tho! 5, hee thiet diate, And than y, June4 s the gyroscope and was road beck of us—at the OM weather. The applause was deafening, as the out of hear! fighting vy main strength, it seemed to storage battery looked ae if it had been Bh A sae Sr iks cain wn big? opr VE je flight without th as beaten barn. I meam the one nem 2 machine wae again wheeled inte the ‘Acroue th ‘he eld we could hear mow me, to planes so that their Burned out. fell under the spell df the violet widow. one atonies you bad requested. that yellow houde, What do you see?” shed safely. = cities the quick etaccato chug: of the en- ourfac La Med catch the alr and check (To Be Continued.) It'e @ great story, Its title is “The} right to miss. Read it! ote ~~ ti ovine = 4