The evening world. Newspaper, September 12, 1913, Page 21

ee ~~~ The Evening World Daily Magazine: Friday: September 12, 1913 0 : Jimminy Kerssmus! MAT WILL Teact MORAL-DONT TaMPT ned wear THey Do ‘ Now Youva You To WEAR ONS FATE IT Mist HAPPEN ty rete $ GoTTA Thar HASNT A WAIL FUNNY Picture WHEN Wear itt IN UT ; ‘Tetum ona THTeqL | t > ‘ ‘ ; 4 THOR Pantde : : i | This Is the Gown of a Thousand Uses! Famous Poiret Model Which Can Be Worn in a Number of Interesting Ways. [ay Gown FOR CONCERT ‘Ay DANCING FROCK" “NANTERNOON GRIDGE, SUITABLE Sole : ATAST RIOR. OREM OFA os ‘STAGE? 66 JOWN of a thousand uses— wound, # Yle over the bead, its radical expression of the creator's lat- ° . allam, will go to Lhe Opposite extreme, Which embroidered aiik gloves are] teen inches in diameter, and thie aim A that is what the possessor of wearer pronounced {t "Just the thing | est tdea, and e'ready this idea is in- a and that an era of the ethereal, the) made—if its wearer desires; but the| yerd tube ts gathered together at the this lovely gown, created by for a short trip in a taxi fluencing the fashions of Paris, England a tine spirituelle, in costume will ®e the re-| original intention of the costumer dees|end and Gnished with a heey geld Paul Polret, and termed at the Poll But the most impressive incarnation | and Amer “ sr sult. Thin w white, cling! @x-/ not udvise more than the India silk | tassel. epening “a dancing frock,” is called by of the gown is that in which the won- Here is its creator's idea in brief travagantly simple gown is his initial] chemise, and of course no corset Ia| One of the Miustratiegp shows Ghe the young woman to whose lot fthas derful train sweeps downward and| The world has been surfeited with * f conception of the spirituelle in cos | pérmitted beneath the eoft, clinging | ¢ram looped ever the arm, ané another fajlen. backward, its weight dragging the | Orientalism. indian, Chinese, Japan- tume, It le made of the softest, filmi-| lines of thie gown, ich Is designed | loaped ever the shoulder—out of the You see,” she explaine!, flinging the filmy folls of t gown against the | D and . Turkish effects » . 4 e eat atuft, veiled with white chiffon, and | to outline the natural contours of the| way for dancing or walking acrese @ wixayard train deftly over one shoul- Umbs in classically beautiful | eak, been run into the = beneath {t ts worn only one @arment | figure. Under the curve of the bust| Ballroom. Another photograph shown , “it {8 an afternoon bridge gown Worn thus, this Poiret. gown ts jkround. Everybody tired of dav- t -a chemiae of thin white India wilk cut | is drawn a little girdle of gold cord, {the train knotted around the hipe, @lv- w; and now’ twisting and knotting gown of gowns for an appearance on | wien, effects, ‘The sensuous in uy narrow as may be and preaeed flat-!and thin cord ts used to outilne theling the gown the forbidden Oriented low pleats xo that it clings| modest square decolletage and the | suggestion now ebhorred by the woulde Beneath | little sleeve which, alao quite modest { stage-—which is, In faes, tte | dress is beginning to eurfelt good tamte ty into ab Intention in the mind of its|A change Is immin and as iid is the use for which she] Poiret desires to be first on deck with chemnime may be donned a com- design, fulin to the elbow. The particle of doubt that the Hased It | the change. He believes that the pe bination garment of i ik—like the | enormously long train {s really @ hol] walle end ethereal idea has n ‘This gown-ofea-thousand-usea fs the |dulum, swinging away from Orient lone weave, non-transparent silk of | low tube of silk, not more than elgh- on.” ¢ train, sash-fashion, at the hips—"it the a dream of @ tea gown.” Another, oris fapid manipulation of the versatile train over one arm and costume was ready for tangoing, With the t usua, to every curve of the figut apirituetie Potret. But there is net «pter in the Career ot ncer James, M. D. Ty Thr oielar CHAPTERS, barrel of the syringe, he diluted the congestion from the increased flow of worry will work against your recovery. — « one drop with nearly half a tumbler of blood pumped Into them by the power of 1f you have an. under could not turn his head, but words, that you felt @ sollettude con it was locked at only a “day com."~ watch, he waited for the man to @te communication tomake he rolled is eves in the direction of the cerning ite #afety. If it ts in this upon one number, His keen ear caught ‘You Were—Jjuat a shade—too—anxious SENOPSIS OF PRECEDY , a drizzling mor t ain ; 4 Pe i laa tae reget Marth water, the burglars “oil” they would rap Ahout this-to relieve your mind aout room" the faint warning click as the tumbler “Sout that money. But it ne oni disies TWO hours eariion tonight Mr, become “no thorough fa and the this—twenty thousand dollars, 1 think where this— Dr, James yn Did he only seem Wo. disturbed: le used the clue— —in any danger—from you, dear doc S nupet' handed he yiticer & s James had, with that syriike Injected fountain of Lfe would cease to flow. was the amount you mentioned you the phy Ve a Ticker Of Under gee eee ae ieee the dose wide tf Ita Rafe, Perfectly sate, It's all same “Charles Spencer Jamen, M. D, the undiluted Mquid into a hole drilled ‘The physi d the chest of the would better 1 of suspl upon the trontoal inde turned ¢ swung the door wide the hands—of the bookmakers. Ratiafactory to the officer Bus ¢hat modi vial of itr a0," : aw scar In the lock of a safe, und with one dull texplosi that vontrolle f his pationt? Had he seemed oet Twenty — thousand — Amy's money Had aid too imuch® ‘The Interior of (he safe was bare—not played it at the races—loat every: Eetty Vincent’s Advice 10 Lovers | iat cox torts femtored nav con- even. a scram of ‘paper rested within of it i've ‘been a” pretty” bad boy, destroyed, uneonse Kasily and pkil- = th euners fully he injected, subcutaneously, the rent of the contents of the syringe into the muac od y wight Witkin dona Twenty. fourth aire tie wults, He now purposed, with the same of the region over the heart. ‘True to | ftenve ‘ a burglar--excuse me—doctor, but I've belied for City, a lueero servant, and lel ty a means, to shiver the prime machinery his neat habits in both professions, he The Newly-Weds’ Hi A young husiand and wife ahould| "Where should it be." he gamed, “but Dr. James roxe to hin feet and walked been @ square sport. 1 don't. think wohl Suniel MErn sirtgegt 1 iF Of @ human velng—to rend its heart nex, carefully dried his needle, and re- iy: ome. {have a home where the family joys | Inthe nate-there?” back to the bed. I ever met-such aen—eighteen-carat Appeats, 16 ld her his in fa and each shock was for the sake of the Inserted the fine wire that threaded it HEN. alant juve it there ate wnecraay, be| With Ila eyes he indicated @ corner “4 thigk dew had formed upon the rascal as you are, Doctor—excuse m Wthrrled to her Tom, Chander fearers ant money to follow. when not in w W Young man kept hidden of the room, Where now, for the first dying man's brow, but there was povgiar, a alt amy rounds, [a it Bhisoar 10 the docter, rhe meme! ‘The same means, but in @ different In three minutes Chandler opened his Saar an i ee eee time, th tor perceived @ small iron mocking, grim smile on his ips and trary—to the ethics—of your handler again becomes. uncocncie Kiulse Whereas, that was the glant in ¢ and spoke in a volce marry they should cecal * halt peaiel by the trailing end in hie ©: burglar, to give a victiin—excuse mo— emde Cindy for prerriotion wi a its rude, primary dynamic strength, this gudivle, fnquiring who attended u eee . CO writes: “I have sailed on a) of a win curtain, 1 never-saw ft be! he sald, patient, a girink of wa : See LOT a ae inde the kev infer av Was the courtier, whose no less deadly fim, Ir, James again explained be re at thatr wre itl reveral times and I admire tier | z, he took the aie painfully, “medtene irgiary Dr. Jamés brought him a drink. He Batiocks {i after him when he returns to Chandler eal Ris i a i ie by valvel 956 ace, bresonce the - as oe My ~ hat kreutly. Lo want fo take her to the! H+ pulee was beating " he wedded! Do you-make the-combina- come Ge Sr oly aval it, renation ' —__——— ‘or the liquid én the tumble din the vere is my wife?’ asked the pa: ! * . sathethia tail poate fon ine MiG rey tion pasdear dorter’ ri 1 powe comi (Continued.) syringe that the pliyslelan carefully tlent | ing more than two, tieatre t ie Feb oe cae gers # Fe Lat i Dr. Jamey ‘Then’ That pitwation “afforded; there iq Familiar internal But his I. JAMES looked at hie watch, filled was now a solution of glonoin, the “She Is asleep—from exhaustion and my and @ BATH. | “trie: Gependa upon wrat cate, You k was never a more rigorous test of Mmoribund fancy must have one more Vie could call half an hour MOS! powerful heart stimulant known to worry,” sald the doctor, "I would not | The newly-weds| ,,rhet dependa upon what cumom ari the , Dr, Jamens greatuess, Trapped by the Grating fling. f Me own, since before that time Medical science, ‘Two quiees had riven awaken her, unless —= | win nian 10 awe “ ts fall [hall door, ens Matened. All davolic humor of his victim into a po jambler-drunkard—spendthrift—I've dy id searcely the Solid door of the tron wate; with It ivn't—necessary.”” Chandler spoke | thelr homes with | 2o°!# circle. jae mull Without further cireumven: ition both ridicwous and unmafe, he been those, buts doctersburtas . the old woman could scarcely -fiftieth part of a minim he was now with spaces between his words caused | tee ee ane — tion he went to the safe and examined jyaintained his dignity al tant ik —— aday, return from her miseion. Then gpout to still forever the intricate by his short breath that some demon | Smies iF Vo writes: Lam abour to awk] it Of @ primitive make and simple de> presence of mind. Taking out his (To Be Continued) ught and found water ina pitcher mechaniam of @ human life. was driving too fast, ‘he woukin't— or the bride- te HAD Shall { propose in |SW82. it afforded little more security than nada glass tumbler, Opening his medi- But not immediately, It not 80 thank you to disturb her—on my—ac- groom's parents a AS Fy A, pa pr Lied B | rote ilaniaacred re acting most Vante iy was a mer a thing of mtraw and pasteboard idee case he took out the vial contain- intended. First there would he a quick count.’ ing the nitroglycerine—“the oll," as his increase of vitality; @ powerful impetus Dr, James drew @ chair to the bed- lunwise Tt ix abso ntlal that iven to every organ and faculty, ‘The side. Conversation must not be squan- ng couple should live by them- ‘The personal’ voted promasa’| money was @8 good ae in hin tande, brethren of the brace-and-bit term it, & , ) c et no’ yuan. # couple should | yy th pierre Monn One drop of the faint yellow, thickish ” would respond bravely lo the fatal dere leelves while the first adjustments a may bevembari ut 1 belleve With his clamps he could draw the tumbler. He PUP; the blood in the velns return more “A few minutes ago," he began, In the jyeing made. If the In-laws mot Likely t nomsstil snob, punch the tumblers and open the liquid she tet fall in th rapidly to its source. wrave, candid tones of his other pro- took out his silver hypodermic syringe “jut, as Dr, James well knew, over- feasion, "you were trying to tell mi jdour in two minutes. Pet other way, he might ope: ape, in an ft in one. hand it will be next to lnpossi y them to refrain from advice and v. A." we vase, and screwed the needie into its stimulation In this form of heart disease something regarding same money. 1 do “Whe if °C] Kneeling upon the floor, he laid his place, Carefully measuring each mod'- means death, as sure as by a rifle shot. not seek your confidence, but It is iy! ¢ —weil meant, but Wicious ame in the Ktate of New York?" rar to the combination plate, and slowly cum of water im tbe graduated gluse When the clogged arteries should suffer duty to advise you that enalety and ‘rom {ue very fact that they offer ij When she is twenty-one, ( turned the kno” As be had surmised, , i mosses \ ' ae