The evening world. Newspaper, March 8, 1917, Page 17

The Evening World’s Perfect Figure Contest Conducted by Pauline Furlong — Ocmrriait, 1017, by ‘The Prem Puliising Ox (The New York Brening Wort) ; Developing—Lesson XX, Chest Expanding Exercise. HE exercise for expanding the lower chest, shown with this lesson, a is also a good one for strengthening the weak back and the muscles at the sides of the waist and abdomen, Stand with tho elbows at sides, hands out in front of chest, left leg in front of one and left knee rigid. The weight of the body will now be on thojright leg, which is back and also straight at the knee, Throw the arms out straight in front of the body and bring the welght of it forward and to the left bent knee, This position leaves the right knee rigid. Sway back and forth, shifting tho weight to right leg as you bring the hands against the chest and forward and on the left leg as you extend them. Do this ten times, An all-round exercise, such as this one, 1s beneficlal for all women who are robust enough to practise it without strain, because it really bfings into play muscles in all parts of the body, including shoulders, rms and legs, as well as the trunk ones. Thin women must practise this and other exercises gently and with greater persistence than effort, as} easy movements stimulate the blood supply to the parts, while strenuous ones cause profuse perspiration and break down the fatty parts and worn out tissues. The slender woman needs only to increase the blood supply to the starving cella and tissues and stimulate the appetite, and any more strenu- ous work will I!kely do moro harm than good. Lesson Talks and Answers to Queries. | - ISPS for weak back, a very! ulant for the body and aids dixestion. . oe mon complaint, are necea-| Tea is entirely harmless when drunk | sary for all persons, and most | 0% too strong or too often, | } of the trunk ones will be henefietal | Loss OF HAIR—BAN H.: Poor! to the muscles of | ciret 1 ar ndruff cause more thal back oad hair ny scalp troubl cae aide Bi onditions can be rem and sides, ed th bush nightly massage and| Heavy massage | brushing with a clean, stiff brush, — | along the spine will also stimulate the blood etrcula- tion and relieve pains from weak back, lumbago, ELECTRIC BATHS—MRs, W ai soreness and stift ‘ conditions of the rie baths, but » 7 ay atay an| ‘ Body vending, twisting k Simp raising exercises est | of the back anc , and desk work ere will get much relict from back- aghe if they will w several min- utes once or twice each day for the THE IVORY ‘CHILD ete 1817, (Mar New York Liven ‘Such Is Life! Ce, World.) LET'S TAKE A STREET CAR | IAN TIRED THOSE ARE WISE Words WIFEY oun LET'S SAVE EVERY CENT WE CAN AND Pur OUR MONEY IN TRE BANK WE CAN MONEY Wiinotr SUFFERING ~ WE ONLY LIVE ONCE JOHN DIDN'T You SAY WE MUST SAVE OUR HONEY 3 CALLING A area WE NX ke ONLY LIVE ONCE Bus ARE 0 EXTRAVAGANT, FOR WORDS I, HOW DO You EXPECT To SAVE ANYTHING) WHAT ARE You dong 2 By_ Maurice Ketten No, LETS WALK AND SAVE Tie DINE THOSE ARE WISE Wo i) eaghes ©. PIFFLE WHAT'S THE USE 7 iiccnatiten, gl" Thursday, March 8, 1917 The Evening World’s — Kiddie Klub Korner Conducted by Eleanor + Schorer — Cousin Eleanor Invites KIODIE KLUB MEMBERS TO JOIN THE | Kiddie Klub Community Chorus WHICH WILL MEET ON SATURDAY, MARCH 10, AT PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 21, MANHATTAN, TO SING AND MAKE MERRY BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 2 AND 3 DOORS OPEN AT 1.30 P. M, A BURPRISE AWAITS ALL WHO ATTEND, BOY SCOUTS WILL ESCORT KIDDIES FROM THE SPRING STREET SUBWAY STATION, To the Parents of My Dear Kiddie Cousins: HE Kiddie Klub Community Chorus ts the outgrowth of our wonderful ga meoting under the ‘Tree of Light, Hearing the voices of the children and seeing thetr faces inspired the plan of having the Kiub mect each week and prepare for an outdoor festival in the spring, And now every- thing fs arranged. Beginning last Saturday, March 3, rehearsals for the pageant began, and will continue to take place every Saturday afternoon at 1.20, But ft will bo more than rehearsing, The children will bo taught tow to #tand, breathe and sing properly, thereby improving their general health, The drill in phonics will improve their speech, and their voices will be came fully trained by Mr. Robert Stuart Pigott, who has bad wide experience (a the training of children’s voices. So great is the interest in this big undertaking that noted artists have offered to come to the meetings from time to time and sing end play for the chorus, Think what this means—to have your childron hear those artists and have them talk to them about the beautiful art of song. Being most soltcitous for the welfare of your chiltren, arrangements have been made to have them escorted from the nearest station to our mest- ing place and back again by @ troop of able Boy Scouts. Thus their safety is assured, and the four last rows of the auditorium will be reserved for grown-ups who prefer accompanying the obildren porsonally. Watch this column for announcements of the location of each successive rehearsal. ‘Thanking you for the interest you have shown, and looking forwari@g having your children with us each week, Tam yours respectfully, Cousin Eleanor, P, 6.—Ponnant orders have come in such unexpectedly large number that we have been unable to mect the demand, However, a new and la order 19 due from the company, and we hope to have every order flied the end of the week. | Dicky and Dot in the Wonder r City | $y Mary Graham Bonner== Copyright, 1917, by Th4 Prem Publidhing Oo, (The New York Breoing World.) Sailors’ Snug Harbor. NCLE JOHN U took Dicky and Dot on a ferry boat acroas the har- bor of the Wonder City, There, on the other aide, In a part of what is known as Greater New York— for New York City covers many mileo— | they got off the boat, | “We are going on a little train,” eald Uncle Jobn, “but we pares not golng far.” “SOMETHING ABOUT HIM LOOKS LIKE THE BEA,” BAID DICKY. They got off the train after they had gone but a very short distan In Which the Famous Allan bdeblnadldett Goes on a Strange Cust: 1 after they had walked throu doors of @ little station they found themselves out of doors with hing about them that was espe- practice of som Then, too, t! ® At the head of the procession opposite to which our boat was He countered my query with which the f BEST NOVELS PUBLISHEDD marched a lurge bull elephant, wh! eb On Mowing Prenton ancien Of anions t > 1 1 1 discovered afterward was an ill- explored the temple at daybreak hat do you think?" See in jis ges a ah ON THIG PAGE COMPLETE ‘ompcred brute. that had already Ww the sun strike upon the four "1? Oh! although I have no right ee re ' rae EVERY TWO WEEKS. killed a man and should never bave statues which t at ite further end, to say so, 1 don’t think at @ll, 1 am . Waste matt urried off, are pro € © been we on the roads. ‘The spending the rest of that day study: quite sure that she was not drowned; erly performed only when the body | Paget Newapaper ervton,) wie the pony cart, or perhaps # ing the « ul figures of Hameses that she ix living at this moment 14 free! and regularly exercised. | ’ {EDING CHAPTERS, red cloak which my wife was wear- that are carved upon its face and Where?" *r.. i i iat, bunter, poem is to have infuriated this watching some cavalcades of Arabs ‘As to that you had better inquire Even simple, light free movements, = re h trumpeted mounted upon camels travelling aloug of our friends Harut and Marut,” 1 7 such as stret 1 relaxing, Ike | 1a « 4 Mie Holmes, | Land hing frightened, wh the banks of the Nile. snag “nmrered ehildren and animals do without any > {iture toe and overturned the ea “My wife wee unusual y quiet that a ja the reach of all, Including those |, . sre he paused a moment and with at the mouth of the rock-hewn tem ae efasing ae the bag 0 are Not robust or are no long i an effort continued - ple and the mighty figures which gage had been disposed of young. Thos {€ practised with more strenuous on and well, and « * into the air, TE beast’s guard it and then at the surround- RA 1pseee On ie mee ihe stretched t, Only once did I hear her ; : baby from. th { then she sald, ‘Beautiful wable and arrangements whirled it round and Now [am at’home’ Wo made for the delivery of as there dined and to fall crushed upon tae was no m some cases containing tinned foods, sary, because all lee curb, Tt sniffed et the body of the T early after listen go, which had proved too heavy for whe calle bm child, feeling it over with the Up « the Scotch cart, Lord Iagnall and I active late in rvous Bavage {1s trunk, as though to make sure les. women, will find thir that it was dead. Next, on other slept 2 continued our conversation, Fir + shi miAcink aon the i mh Y. trumpeted triumphantly, and tate cabin of the da- however, we unpacked the guns an tetene LOSE Ae ee CHAPTER VI. attempting to harm my wife ho was at the stern of Crecked the ammunition, of which erwath very beneficial to t (Contioued:) body else, waiked quietly’ pa tthe the ‘bo: at. M cabin, @ small one. there was @ large supply, With more rel health and quic LIEN we had finished we went broken cart ar as ntinued a jJour- wae en : ne : o of ie ane thes OF to doll Nabhnind soy. Hey, until outside the town it was the trained nurse o1 ne othe ’ autitul dattery th 0, of all eeuse ie si out to smoke, leaving Sav- Ney ae ee ehot,”* vaw AGA the. MAPA fate S5rw AT utitul batt t hey were, of a Beree. rain and age to eat his dinner, and I “what awful story!" T ald with aloon. A gangway was fixed d that ulated blood circu asked Lord Ragnall where from the to the shore and ove tae ahivee ‘eane \ i it @ #entry , OF WAS BUPPosed to eee a ae i us luggage was. He re but there | rn CO eee er ahe ntent a ithanain thom must Jarprovement Bnfoe WP SHO SORES! oles that cia had lark 1) 6s the Gua Pag a Wind begin to blow, though Mehtly. ion wero put together end ey t h 1 said, “I will send a Nd be 1 » as was to be H N jtood tn a Jong lint Inet thaiaall ‘ertain cells in the x 1 tea! 4 ae arrange aed t suffer in ' O° of my sitting roo ed old Har ‘ t brain control the mov its f you do not mint qu to dof e For a “ |iny ro ommodation there 13 @ nere ! 4 e v contemplated th att ae pelle Sr8 Du : cons ba the 6 eon by three of greatest. brain {ving to each @ name as though th nie! 1, as nature intended Bae le he accepted and Qocrore in Hngland, but none of them ‘Tho first thing T remember wan Were all ullvo, thon exc degYroraie tnd tho nervous system|a little lal 6 {a native Bay tein hope they the appearance of Lady Lengden just h Weapons us these the and rain sufer in cousequence wer With a note to @ man as pas Wass oould “ail the evil imasle fos | wer a & mule-cu ast 1 ne. and ° t t the Buas bring with i" CRC) hut vind t “will you tell me rig id freatationt for the muscles when you have come to Africa t” : : oO a ine good wervice int t quiet the nerves, rest the body and in- | of i atetad - a ti " 1 ha wit @leep. if ife dead, Lord Ragnall?" Quat A . { os a ma ‘ ¥, 1 alinoxt hope that ‘ { for four » knows at ACUTE ANDIGES TION—MARS, I ig ra ar “ones know Ro Ww.: rt sho ts. ny a ts lost to t { : 7 i’ ed pete ‘ , u er of her has been » In new me eared by up Han as it An iden leap mind that ohe ¥ fully they are ete fast from sf ‘ ae eaninans ny TP veot tt ‘ 4 PR ne ae twa end constan| hot water d ne | 4 { aid 6 nt n ¢ r 1 leeaa’" Peer ue with bring re | nearly lost once before, P a d and t 1 BL lord BILIOUBNESS—MRs. PRANK at: |S ih on! a] {4¢ made bin a Exrors in ¢ the cause “WATER DRINKING i, 1 Mewo pints a day, when water fore b} ing us WINTER CLOTHING Ra The clothing ws} warm aud y¢ an overiieated feeling At pig tt § overa chair or sland & to vent ‘ closet. Hed clot Nght ani bp aired aid allowed epoch day f TEA ‘When of t ut le 1 more emveniont Alw in ' BEATRICE b the nurse and i but no man, to call on Mra. o also had been recently a nh went out thus, 1 animal and \ of fate tt we DRINKING and ta tra ng menage juste few minu ug to #omMe LEW encampment } it” means sar 4 ay Li iF rd i fi n an r 1 2 ‘ 2 Lar nt What yaolf knew Avge on the w 5 wn Do you think etorward by the h y apy wht beer very fond of th sa whed? lation of Beans. 7 in health. I remember pes es y me lo PPOR TUNITY — +; By Edgar Franklin oe Mi ere * |) Wherein Chance Thrusts a Career Upon One Who Didn't Wane I, PA Snath Baiek Tae y Begins on This Page March 19 came to the temple of Abu bimbe 1 should add Ubat im addition to eporting weapons brougly 1 d kot, “ax t, there raat wry rifle were nd with large d Just then been put upon the mar tho lord were no f f the be bore Sn' that thom, packed in tin cases, @ great quantity of ammuni- tion, So ft came about that one fine af- ternoon about a fortnight hurry aa we w: took @ Ittle later, for ald our preparations mo We trekked for Zululand over tho sandy roads that ran fre rm the ¢ vutakirts of Durban, Our baggage and stores were stowed in two half-tented wagons, the after part of which served us as sleeping places drtvin, Lord and valuabl 1 Reagnal mounted up horses which had recov were therefore supposed proof @gainst the dre at night. Boat of e and di Savage Hans sat on tho one of the wagons; and I wero ‘salted’ horses, that ered from to be ckness, which dful animals were trained to shooting. N CHAP TER VIN, OW I do not propos to de- eerthe all of our journey to Mendah Land, or at any rate tho fire be mutt that although events the cour rather disturbe t part thereof. lctent, then, owing to itry happened dat the time, Lot tt to say political be wo trekked through Zululand without any great difficulty, Thence, too, I managed to dispatch three messen gers, half-bred border men, lean fel toatning lowe the Mazitu, as t a ! Waten ' ' n nd to vale 3 Au Ih ' nd t ’ at i ben t Wo took . w 1 t for of t » of the w k ' At riv 1 by . y n ther I w me era to 1 awift of foot wagon to the King of Hans bad Mingeeted clally marvelloug or advanturous, | “We still have to go @ few steps," ewhat to my Fe! said Uncle John, “before we come to ¥ us further | tie place 1 want to show you to= da goodby, 6a- tho rise, | “Oh look,” eaid Dicky, “there le Wo marched for the matter of @/ ay old, old’ man in @ bide uniform, month or more through every kind of | ify oks too old to be in the Navy country Jor the Army, and yet he has # ly degrees the land grew more and) |); s abour hin that looks Like moro barren and utterly devold of Inhabitants, til at last it morged Into | 1on the ohildren saw more e old men in bluo desert At the edge of this desert which rolled away without apparent a eWhut ta this place? litt, we came, however, to a kind) pot, “And why ere all the men of oasis whero there was a strong and | yery old?” beautiful spring water that formed) Just thea they Ww somo @ stream whiek vst Itwelf in the} largo and beaten buildings surrounding Ho wo could no further, for even 1f we had wish to do #0, and were able to fad w there, the Mazitu rounds that looked Ike a ity what lovely butldings; his the Eallors’ Boug Hi wt, not knowing | satd Uncle John. “To @ eailor we camped in tho; seaman @ harbor means almost |sune as a home means to us, Aw it happ » the place was a) aftor rough and dangerous days and Kind of hunter's paradise, since every | nights of storms when they a Kind of game, large and small, carte harbor again it yncans safety. A ghip ‘o the water to drink at night, and| master by the name of Robert Rich« Jn the daytime browsed upon tho salts | ard Randall started this home or ish grass that at this season of the! bor by leaving enough monoy for it vr grow plentifully upon the edge Le bullt and continued on and on an of the wilderness on {all old seamen can com mong oth oasis and walted creatures there were }ere and enjoy thelr old age, whit elephants in plenty the y Joft by tho sailor of a buns hither out of the b ‘ go {9 paying for tt” passed, OF wuraatlines or rful!” ald Dicky, “De a after thelr roving —free—and have come he ie | puch a lovely th iiul we gust always call {t @ hare that lect an enormous! por,” sald Uncle John, “for they Bave rough to make passed beyond the atorms of the ce h, if only I were| psoas “ Tho idea for to-daye etory was yS or #0 this went! suggested by Doris Ferger, aged nine, on Wo Krew thoroughly | ef No 288 Armstrong Avenue, Jersey t ¢ sines#, ag did the! City, NJ Mazitu en followed’ a parley and. i vay. #1 for, vob acomnted tee ue 1 toy ut three more ¢ of the thint nigt Hans who sley shant into which } h @ hole in the fag ne | eyes and 1 Baas, | fously TI lifted m ele ' 1 i | > the n { Ave t r wad 1 t f ' f v As | ! " OM w nt, to re PF “Kiuo Pi a our hu PIN COUPON ws J EVENING WORLD vened, {To } “KIDDIE KLUB" ane