The evening world. Newspaper, July 1, 1916, Page 6

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THE EVENING VORLD, SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1916. al —* oT eer rrr a GLORIA’S ROMANCE Prt Pe eee ee eee P9OIAE EEE EERE EOE CO Ld eS duced by George Kieine, Starring MISS Scenerico and Novelization by Mr. and Mr oer eee rr BILLIE BURKE Rupert Hughes. rere toe pre's brother bert hed qulled te te take here of the came Hopee bee BID oe Reyes Would Bet orwE perms Freeeee te weier he ee wee maser | Preneee wee permite’ Wo ened room, where + but be coud eet be eure eo ¥ : _-_ —«— Gloria opened her eyes and stared about her, a “Oh, such » wonderful dream I've had! & dreamed 1 was well, All of a cuties t Oe et a hopped gut of bed, and presto! m he were on without all the trouble buttons oy and hooks and eyes, an ted through ‘ the wall and over a) oo. and climbed down the chimney ©! k's apartment ny ae oe On Rain See Se panes ees house like a regular Santa Claus,’ eres De ee eee , “—* . wo lass wo love co testi o> rb ant © ute mee ' he bed Ot el Ons there was eeetRer, © Gere TH SF by Menkes Reps oboe at they should take along ere they had exchanwed and them. He wanted no written evidence of W to impert! his + racing ood calling Mime at the oveg- WeePt Ciera before Prenees ever aow ber, li wee epee whe het ertenty Burreoder bie man held for bim ang egmed ber from he Pontes lagiese Bop deepeed Wr ond bad bond becoming « | Ife made che for te office, wondering @hethar wee to be compelled to close up Me ofwe t of the follies he bed comuutted agreed that Sirtete pee a poor business. future, Lote 4d, aod hurried © All thie while Gierta lay tn her that they reached ber, He wondered woo! Hever was maying eleul Bim te away, rejoicing vy the window tmagining thet Garis ont whethar obs Leiere the left Preneau te @ mood of Peau wae pining away for her, ” Me 416 eet Baow that Borer bet | Ot Diack rage and remorse ‘The quality * o wthorwe wan nin his meds ¢ for bin Be might heave gives vems to Whee be fret entereé Glertes room f his remorse w “ nie eee 00 @ Bittle table meer ber bet 6 & rer remed portralt of Frenees i ‘nf ty a Pr , 4 if th wer of aalane: pha f was too Gelirious to ene bow bis lip Cured WHR seorn Mut her father more of them fot tmpeding it with drugs, Qlerip iP % O84 when Koves paid, “This fellow 6 s mrvundrel” Merve! anwwen a ton bie wecurtly WO8 reaponding with all the push @8 omens #6 6 son-in-law of Merpont Mtafford, youth He wan glad ef hie ‘ > easek wat of 08 phystoian, but he wae "T cates treat ere health. pot ‘ That very day the mont pitiful of #* # F a re pad a athe hin conquests appeared, Nell Trask over ber eagerness to 404 wet bnew that be bad en ally te the famity, Hot be Mf Dut Bet yet out of danger A ou “Leet bare, Frenesa 1 doo't ttke you «© bitthe bit, but Gloria loves pou ehe | dent oe why I've got to have his support they had branoh offices for the con. Venlonce of victime who lived far trom New York. . ab abe lowered her veil, but a vell ls Only @ partial diaguiee at best, and it Pauline Furlong for Women Read- ers of The Evening World. the strenuous game of handball ts | not necessary, and any woman can go illustrated tp the ploture to-day, All through ali of the phystoal movements are necessary to head the ball off and prevent it from getting away from you. This gamo ts the most important one in all of the professional gym nasiuins for the cure of obesity, and titude also greatly benefited. My read era will find that they will gradualiy lose all desire for heavy, rivh and fat toning foods aa the aystom bevomos accustomed to the change, and [ tind promivouous eating will never be tn duiged in aguin, Po-day'e mony; Glass hot water and ducings and cold wator Internally gnd@ pers uniess the name te signed also, snoring?” had learned fro 4 hewspaper that bodily Injuries were not serie he was brooding so bitterly neau that Nell began to fear for his if spirits of camphor will reduce the limbs if applied externally, and if #0 would there be any harmful effects?” Spirits of camphor will hardly r duce the limbs to any noticeable @: | Widows’ Pension Law Will Prove of Benefit in This | @ considerable time owing to lack of man One: her father had heon knocked down &# #hO slept, he saw that oho emile@. (het be had an enemy of 0 Cree hoe seme ever bis face as he by an autamohile and taken to & Ho wan afraid that he knew wp, oor, om enemy whe bred hospital, Bhe visited him there, Hin When her eyen opened about her room and at bh wild t, he understood Un had come out of the dream realm, bees! reason, Me told her that he had see “Oh, such @ Wonderful dream Pre = my oon heart ¢ here he . ved 4 had! i dreamed | was well—all ef @ ‘Fhe peer Dew Juss of o Freee Freneau and denounced him, an sane oom B'S Sebass, ons W rey ‘ Freneau had struck him in the face, sudden 1 hopped out of bed andes month L will not be able to help very much, but of course will de all I’ can for her. Just now we are in v bad cuinatunces, as T have Deen Ww os a longéhoreman and I will not ge Ol Trask wan not of the wort that Presto! my clothes were on withess i ’ § a family dishonor; he burned all the trouble of buttons and heeke GEE prove oF deqperaie 6 worvntp- rv if you play false l as « ‘oo esas xo it, He whispered to Nell and eyes, and | floated through the PUR Ble hed exported that she would FN) ber, FU -wel theres motning | w “ ro. » that he would reach Freneau yet and Wall and ever the roots end olimkad Heh. Gam ge wie 0 sigh or © emia co “O'S sate Ber from ye ce RSI ; . strangle him Ike a dog. She feared dowa the chimney of Dick's eparte fees oan penn set lly be GLORIA TELLS ROYCE OF HER BEAUTIFUL DREAM, both for her own father and for the at house like @ regular Gaate eweethenres bad done whee y.,,,, ae bea! lever and « model Claus, ‘tent his eart bad wings ~ . father of hor dead child, Bho thought \ eend Dam, Me wes & pare ew ple a poy a ge eae may fattention Neither Preneau ‘The United States Post Office perhaps she had bern earelows of Khe found him, and hoe gave her @ of writing Freneau to warn him, but “Then I came out through the steam coats Bie ettentivas 6A on ys re. ages ner Lowe noted that a certain M authorities carried the loaded letter appearances, It would be botter to cold welcome, When she told him that might only lead him to persecute radiator without even rumpling mp © eet pewewenoeRt ge Wankee toe ches prt = 4 > Colerdee wee pasting, of (hat @he to David's office for her, He opened wait and rebuke the indiscretion that David was to be in the far Bouth her gather, Perhaps if she beseed frock, and there I found Dick #0 lome- Guyer PUpIeTS oon wns be want bach to bis chee ee Nt Mim. Color it and read It, but could not under- when it ocurred, Ho had been talk- for a week he did not aeom to be in- him to marry her, hoe would be rich jy and forlorn as never waa, When be eagngrenat Gur o™ “Ge - a th pre faces stand it. He read it again and under- ing of @ trip South to a meeting of a terested, When she rejoiced that now enough now, She found out Fre- saw me he nearly expired of Joy. eoerst, ant Bat it no. a paeoh — BES pack of Faria She wes A wort of stood It, but could not believe It, He board of railroad directors on which they could be together without the neau's address with little difficulty “phen 1 took him by the band ana Se pee, Mere ae he Be nA ee mee female Freneaa, Wut in Preneau & was about to toms it Into the waste his father had placed } uu, It was annoyance of David's presence, Fre- and appeared at his door soon after foated with him through the wall amd ociey wet te Pees pice eed der marok, b ene allowed tna where euch measages belong. not necessary for him to Ko. Mut ho neau solemnly reminded her of the Lois had left him, tn an ugly mood. acrows the roof to the — ‘> Gast be 22 gee Derwent * murs He read it again. It threw him into might pretend that it was, and tell danger from gomsipa and servants, The apparition now of so humble an title church, ‘The darlingest pd ‘peu beter the see Pe be prem te Reps wes wet me ile bed peers © Ulaek pit of agony and conster- Lois godby, and protend to leave, ie must walk warily, now that ho jncident in his past as the daughter minister floated through the pulpit er Wee ot cme fer thet were deme peut teers ber ehrine bation and then He dared not put the was betrothed to a bank account Ike of @ bargeman wan too disgusting to and then—I had to go and wake up. st Se Sterno when be rence Bue ager. Mrs Coleritipe bet sors Fremau Now, he could, but would not be- scheme into words, Hut he dared not stafford's. endure, But wasn't it beautiful dreamt <2 @ —< me to Cal Late epeeeret Gere fib wee WHT) Low ot verious tee Cancer, and bere it Ie . wondered who the let the ehance go past to make sure, To this Lois made the astonishing When the valet opened Freneau'a — “sequtiful," groaned Dr. Royee. oo Ges os os ot whe eerily velet but Prenenss veut ehe reeerioné Lew el! the more eart-breaker’ might be He re- That evening, when he went home, answer that if Now York was too full goor Well slipped past him and ran gne was too happy to the of Getts's oem A: tang SOTOE Baws bee. Hie laches out mendes tor Ler veil * was cute membered that Lote hag ber” “ond of Lote greeted him with her usunl of spies she would go elsewhere. BH straight to Freneau, Ho could not row jn his voice. She merely exe e 7 Georertig = Whew Late tree off the reget 6 ber finest eee ntlitiee be Freneou years before He Missed warmth, Before ne had quite de- reminded him of a beautiful village even pretend the ordinary courtesies. claimed: “Hurry up, for hea '@ py ente gen < eare STOEL Ler Mace wan Aerie te Ms EM Bei want te apprer aso com. this suspicion with contempt. Me cided what to do, he had told het in the Catskill Mountaina, and de jie would not listen to her. He or- pi vem so = on MeOUlustao. Pisheng Witeens bet ber righteous loathed the letter, Only cowards that he called South for ten day%, ciared her intention of paying tt ® gored fet valet to bundle her out and Laide Leal ep ts Ms peer pepe-e-ee- ote o at - ‘ ’ canal with On ts nd, like @ dutiful young physician, gut te diem: Ge way Our “Tou eunet marry Giuma Dock weatios carried her to « large * "4 mischief-makere write @uch and he had not ureed her to KO WIIN Visits also who advised Freneaa to to take hia own two works’ notice, he promised, But he ‘weal eMlens ase bowling fer ther Ge wnie “Tow maw threw me ever PUA 1S whose writing Foun she ister He threw this one from bin him. Bhe did not ask to wo. In facts yaopen there at the same time—bis — Nol} had no more fight in her than whether it was kind « (pay, and we've om te pull Gowe —B for Der! Tou shest marry ber —— a and asit = were ee ee Yet he thought that rvay took the Le flancee, Gloria, was too ill to sve him, » \iotet, Like @ violet, ahe bloomed _ path raked arte tea ee ; 3 coe y ff = little mote the anonymous poison gna AWAY news with just a little too much phi- : business my cach comewters or pull Gown “ 6! Che people in the wwrtt ee Eieves coven when tees ba 4 anyway, and he could give a bu to be trodden on or plucked for @ dy not oft w I A hie wife in bis brain. Me clenched and un- oph He as t ted with jo not often come true—uniess they ; Diinds Go talk te Prepon: ant Prrimee wae tired of Lene and tit ure iets mn chan be cleneied hie bands and paced the Pe int saaglanes Bh "trip as an excuse, moment and tossed aside. She drifted arg bad dreama Ries the Becks Show kim we ierterenin He forget we te pee t i ? re a Freneau was indignant, but Lol yack to the shabby barge moored at (To He Continued.) Bing we're guns te make ts Ge He nsgnnt SEE, lanier te ere Catan, Aten Srtpving: Fhe vast day; when he weat:to Dis oo cangeroun @he threntsiiad hie Mre. Coleridge negiected to down bis face. office, he bade her goodby as if ho ¥™ a i . DoE tide we ever. Ge on a Dew ome Fes Gms ic, ter mame. In fact, she rather At last he fought It out with bimeeit were the oriminal and she the aain:, Salo with ep ik gab = an The Seventh Epleode in the Serial Geme tack OHS Ge tom, = ext, bard cower wowing SEU her hantwriting, though and decided that he would trust Lois He could not have imagined that Lols cide, aa rite sak be wai ae 188 RI > Ss ‘e) LT] eome beck of a1 pol reckon little difference, noe till proved unworthy. How- only waited his departure to Ming on fens He re Ae ot le 14 Presses would almest retter have Wim ever: “Byes Gloria now i, Anyway. he ever, er ec@med to whisper to her hat and her yell and speed ty Prey of a kind of blackmallor, wi Published SATURDA' te the clectric chair, But nents <EAy Stowl you that She would MATT Ge iiged the jittie letter infty a mail him, “A little test will do no harm.” Freneau before he should leave for had once thought of Lols a i. ee ili Be Publishe Y, duly 8 . pb ant (Be der ri Be he re es were fvund dead bere in tole one with give. Of course, Lois waa guiltless, but his own office. quent to be proud of; now he saw that 4 a bowguet and a ietewr Tom see = ee es a c re ae ae 0 tariend to he Safford bu vee Freneae otared st ber aghast. He a = ae r i) ia thie ania whem ghouls he meet os Be could not quite be eure of her mean- of this game in her own home, with- lemon tale | ere. pesaictoatt prens: OMY Molabe wad betta a abered tn but Leis taiting Pier ing till be saw 6 jittle pbial in her au fT] an ea SSOTUS | 01: 024 monrai exertion arrached to] ee ot yee eta threo years and has been tine Seedby. Ané what chowld Pier- hand He inaped for it But she the professional game nor, crab meat coektall, roas tlamb, fpr the Widow's pension. She waa Gay but, “Te getug te tell you dotget round bis desk and put it to ‘The idea ty to bit a small ball with aapurayus salad, mashed = turnips, fh sd ae ee a City Halt gocret, Lote, Dick here te em- her tips or e ummer the palin of the right hand until it | strawbert = from any one about it yet te Gloria, Don't tell any ome" tons you come near me or you'll touches the yall a few fee: away and Letters From Readers. Ine she Sow needs whatever she reyes “ D0 » h certain marked | Rot v adly, as there is no ¢ Bad se more sslf-contrel HAR wish you hadn't,” whe cried. “If you pounds pack within @ cortala marked] CAMPHOR TO REDUCE THE how long we will bo away from py over, Preneau was Glasust- tone another otop I'll swallow this : Bay eh LIMBB—K. L. asks: “Please tell me jt am only a private ahd on mere then ever Bow. BR Freneau had to temporise with tho] A New Series of Articles Written by Miag| ary armour turns, vende and jumps —_>— in * ceive any pay from my employers, or go rupt. If 1 do that I'll blow twenty minutes of it will have you it Noe ce tadrag aay ah ue Mexican “War Crisis.” at ag Md "he CN path: my braine out. Of eourea, I don't love & profuse perspiration, A few min- | eve nnis, swimming, running and = on instalments, whioh te Reeded, ang Gio . TT utes dally practice of handball wil) yeling are all @& exercises for will be taken from us for ron, I~ pe ria My heart ey youre, But 3 reduce the large Waist line and ab. removing #uperfuous fat from the! By Sophie Irene Loeb. ment, and not enough money coming ant marry you If I marry her ahe legw. | into the house to pay reat and keep won't interfere with your love and | domen, —- Already many appeals for relief aro | ‘iy small ones properly, mine, We shail be all the eafer. if Lack of physical exercises and too) VICHY AND KISSENGEN SALTB| coming into the Child Welfare Board! “1 geome to me that In a ihe you love you won't ruin me. If | much food eventually cause the obese —MRS. PRED G. anke: “Wil Viohy | from soldiers of the National Guard, this, which will have to continue for * abdomen and a weakening of (he ab and Kiusengen salt actually reduce | Many of these pleas come from young | Ume, that something can be ou don't low bs re oN pak prgb aig ny We phe! }dominal walls, and from this many superfluous fat, and how many|men who have been the sole support 1 Bf ehOnIA be gone to make an int jaerious complications may arise. pounds reduction can one expect in a| of widowed mothers and other depen- | payments whore they” ee t bed was in @o insane 4 mood of | Among the most 18 ONO por vok from it? I read ao often where|dent ohildren, The Family Commit- | needed, ment Jealousy and longing that me believed haps ie the misplicement of (ho VITA you advise tt and am anxious to know | tee of the Child Welfare Hoard met | “hero are many other gu aa bred eo eae rae by OFER ER Whi m ais ste bi ted ous i about tt, Please tell me Just how | yesterday In City Hall and nelocted a ta bd er circumstances as m 5 poke the truth, ae if an oath or two o i « haces Foleo ee ig cae ae Mipie cana oi : A man does not want eee Aen a a superfluous fat, or hang loowely, with» (9 take It and Its effects on the aya. | Rumber of these casos which they will | home, mothar and want le eave ¥ se n hen s#he out proper muscular eu nae ty Is it at all harmful, and ts It a| Present to the board noxt Wednosday. jever, to feht for a countr: whieb wuffered herself to remain his dupe. When this condition H¥-eaitta wtoong purgative | ‘The commit will recommend that) Wealth and plenty for all and @ and be took her down to @ tamleab, ecg bee iss saved bet cat Vic hy and Kissongen selte bre bot j!mmediato conalderation be given to! Rive 4 wore and Wonder if hie fooling sure th © well rid o principally constipauon, purgatives, wot on the fat and! pene 0 ono desig. | Pebdents at home have a © pitiatte plieht. 0 ‘s at be wu IN rid of Hoertain nervous trou- pot on the gla biood nor bowels, | Nene cases in line with those desix- | seep of enough at, or witether slink away in de- 3 the artant trunk y reduce the welght about two| hated the “mont neorsmitous.” Many | not there will a home for hien Wf pened to think to When #he had gone he breathed evented from per nde a week, 1 much more if! of these cases have been ponding for| 0 does come back alive, me @ reward for Mere easily, He even tw 4, He « Kk intended for the bined with ¢ ereisen, nature, “I have sorved in the Unit the Indiana. had everybody working for him Wt unadene to denwnd be hy ED Beane aa Je funda, peyy ARO WA A Moxioo money then, oo 1 Ml# rival Hoyos wus tolling to eave feation to cont, Following ts @ letter received from | aay that between that waren that now—perhape—woll—1 (loria’e life His ex-flama Lote, wan and whil 44 half hour after each |@ soldier nineteen years of age, and|i# boiling, and fighting for your tn longue with bim to keep up the de ea Meee imee ‘ a Pied pe hs ~ | speaks for itwelf; and omiara i wil not be very pleas. : : }Iying caus ake a lu ass of water! 4. 5, ont to think of t true,” ald Plerpont. “That Srtioh. Gloria's Falher was lending | removed with the Klasengen malta a half hour | "2 have been @ member of the Na-lit' you do not sDltte “tiney "aes lene ‘way out of it. Your propo Mim money, Me wale plainly @ ohiid had. It le dittioult am aftor each meal three times each day.|tlonal Guard for tho past two yeara| treated right. veing to my business of destiny. the fat wo nm te b her Deo not take both on the same day, | Ad have been ordered away with my “IT hope you will be able to do Ho was #0 reaamured by his luck after the ¢ haa been given Toke one of cach three Umes every |Peslment (Sixty-ninth Infantry) and| something for my mother and other TU pay you tent for a week oF 0, and not only| other day, am leaving my mother with my threo} mothers whose sone Were sent that he made @ holliday with Mulry, the qeneral health will be improved small alters ine, With nd left their homes with hopes thax Who planned to start off at once on @ through ght non-fattoning fo bull WATER BEFORE BREAKFAST— | ounger brothor who ts at times stok-| thelr mothers could keop it unt they round of (he differant elties where the complexion, figure and mental at- 1 ATTIE R, writes: “Lam following | 2d home tn bed now, Ho will’ i the developing course and find it beneficial all to ene thing, I simply annot get Used to taking hot water before breakfast, or in fact any other cool or tepid baths are bent for th thin woman, oause they a They have be incale a@ you have a desire for, Hat | water Internally and externally ie ra sign your name 4a, and we do not wend any pa-! You only sent your time, It gags me and In so distaste. VECEN Mite 8 45k e's Heat aE ay Wuestenattohspal cs Fuld Re ate and im a0 dinate; || DID NOT RECEIVE CHARTS—| CHARTS Mics. G. J. Te asker Me Ignorance may be Dilew, but it le not By Pauline Furlong. Jot my atout renders ehould learm tol oonvince them that this is a fact 1) wil he all right to onit this art of M, 1, MC, writes: "I wrote you a sallng for me to wet the obenity Preparedness Freneau was blissful! yenght, 1910, by the Prem Publiasing Oo | Play this game, for it Is one of the| Know from actual exporiened, aw well/ the treatment and still gain weighty | Week amo and sent 25 centa for charts m? talag want t odiet ee ae io bis belief that Lois was quieted (The New Yor vag Work) best and t effective in any re- “ fe Wouaands ef pin i ett Doon % roe drink anything which |and diet ang have not heard from 1 know which charts Al td . niala, that once 0 Obewity diet islia distaste to you, whethbor tr n ’ jook into tht ter, ti nhs exer. He did not dream, wor did ede, that| Handball asan KMective Reducing | ducing course. It te an enjoyable pas: | given @ thoroush tem (0 prove liv te. \ {> redues or develope Taken twee | Pet anatous por ante Me maha OA * | need moat? What will preveat David Stafford was now awakened, Brerelee, time and requires great skill to be |markable eMcls on the appoarance| lasses of cold water before reak- reason you did not reer me your eagure When Froneay took Lois to the taxl- One of tho bending movements In| come an expert, which, of course, ip) Ad general health, the old havit of! favt, and ae much more bey cen! papers was because you fai 30 on holt Welmht, &o, and 1 will sen the charts an to you, Tho chin strap