The evening world. Newspaper, August 14, 1917, Page 13

and Health Talks By PAULINE FURLONG What te bet, How to Brerctee, and Whet You Should De to Get the Most Prom Your Outing one a) — for Beginners. Ox woe hm # oreies end Ceanees the shia, develop Chest end eapand tune power The firet sop for ¢ alec ule cOnRéeRce, and jucked repeatedly or thr te learn te tbe ewim ennot be gained by being yon suddenly » deep water - o y persons imagine => The seginner should wot venture in water ve the shoulders, and when this dewth has been reached th» bead should be quithly submerged severe belpe bring confidence Next, Up the body of the head under er and make simple pawing (or with the arms This movement buoys the body, #0 that after wotioe the feet can be slighly raised and kicked about mes, whieh forward with the face and part Remember that swimming ts merely keeping above water, and this Much can be easily accompl by oonstant moving, not uecessartly vio | Jent exercise, but just enough to keep the body afloat } Afier the beginner gains confidence she can gradually add many dif. | ferent strokes of the practical swimmer to her daily plun | In the swimming schools the crawl stroke, which Is the ¢ at one ta learn, 's taught before the pupils enter the water. To wil ait | describe the crawl stroke to be practised on land | Answers to Health and Beauty Questions. BOUT REDUCING MS. DPD. J ‘ day to strengthen the muscles tn You must not start the diet to/ fhe che «4 reduce until after you have weaned ¢ t p she is proved ly ne 1 papa u should ave her «x i an at once, Yeu, oa GATARAN--KATS RB: Ringing tn) symptom of consumption. the ears, watery eyes and clogged portance | Nostrils can hardly be overcome by| SALTS TO bald add og MRA. ALC: , These taken intern: t epraying the nose Probably some | rs Obstruction causes the trouble, Hee | Went abe tes as hu @ doctor at one diet and ex non-fattening HYPERACIDITY—MiS. T. C. BY: FATTENING ‘FooDs ui MRS. 11 Many times 1 have told readers BY that’ this condition can be nearly| 2+: Lima beans and corn are fatten always cured through careful and | !% ated Proper diet, exercise and mental) geyeR BLISTERS—MRS HN ealin. If this does not, you must G1 When ¢ ‘odnatantiy 4 which bring but appear temporary Fellef, but aes @ puysician | something is wrong with the dlet ar for further advice. the stomach 4s out of oner, Correct th diet; keep the internal organs ac NEURASTHENIA—MRA. FF. y,; | {Ve and clean, Camphor spirits on a Yes, the conditions you mention, fits | PU (3 vibe he Esyotyo- di Re mene of despondency, tear to meet people, | 'eFnally to the bils flushed face, rapid heart ‘beating, trembling, &c., are all indications of| WALKING FOR HEALTH—Mits. | meurasthenia, It is hardiy heredity.| 8. N, W.: Yes, a woman more t Join a gymnasium and go in for hygt-| fifty should walk each day. It ke a study of the body |not harm you since you are in ¢: the foods necessary td maintain | health. [t is always beneficial, esp: health. clally so If you breathe deeply mean- while, BRACES FOR ROUND SHOUL- ——— | DERS—MRS. H. I: These will do GRAPE JUICE—MRS. WALTOR ir daughter no good whatever, Ac-| F.: Grape julce is not harmful to one f Many daily exercise for the chest must| who has eats of the stomach. It be practised at least fifteen minutes !is fatten Evening World Daily Magazine Can You Beat It! \ By Maurice Ketten 1 Don WAT (17 SON To LACKER AND HIDE yh ee, A NOMA S SKIRT FY YOU MARRY Now VLL Cur You se WITHOUT A posed cette’ \! IF You Don'T MARRY ME V'LL SUE You FoR wm) BREACH OF ( PROMISE Shino CAN You Bear iT! CRAIG KENNEDY, THE SCIENTIFIC DETECTIVE, UNDERTAKES ONE OF THE STRANGEST CASES IN HIS LONG CAREER OF BAFFLING CRIME (Copyright, Btreet & Smith.) SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS, Kennedy Listole teal ner, Walter Jay B. Wivtertake to salve the pe Nery of w. Smt pechange rem emmeny, iat 0. Mie the Front aad Wifitasn Ie "ie te Preident rected a ran fo'be errerd women Ii to Ibosat,"tne ef ths Sisectire, amplote the two tna te ind ‘sut whet hs wisdas ta “Walter, don't you see anything pe- eullar in it?" Yes but I can’t tell you what it CHAPTER Il. OR Heaven's sake, Walter, look at this!" cried Kennedy, a8 we were dressing the next ‘The account doesn't speak of fiud- ing any pistol.” morning, The hallboy bad “and that means that Snead dia just brought up our papers, not commit suicid 1 queried You and Craig was glancing over the think he was murdered?” efore Craig had Umo to answer, headlines on the first page, 98 be i usser on our door sounded und struggled with @ refractory Collar pombroke, pale and nervous, walked button, in and dropped heavily inio « chatr. “You have read it?” he cried excit- edly, “I was notified early this morn- ing, and went directly to the trust company, I've just come from the office To our anxious inquiries for later news he went on: “The body has been examined by the Coroner and re- moved to the rooms of a burial com- 1 glanced down on the table and read the item he was indicating with his finger. It was in the space re- served for short items that come in just as the paper is going to press, and too late to be played up with @ full story and heading SUICIDE IN BANK'S VAULTS. pany, pending the notfficat.on 0 James Snead, Director of Stock Ex- Kread’y relatives in the Wost. He change Trust Company, Discovered had no home here—lived at an uy town club.” ; bad," remarked Craig, ruc- “I wish I had been notified in I should Ike to have seen the Dead Last Night From Self-In- flicted Pistol Wound Under Mysterious Circumstances, When Varnick Kelly Boe evening time. i|way tn which the body was fou nd in fin town, awitatet AW, THERE! )(NO! HERE For M THE GUY 2 the i hi. Im, the HERE FoR. \|My HEALTH! THAT MADE THE if p THE BUT 1 CAN ROLL IN u SUMMER ? OU 'RE ROLLING Do UMMER SEE YOU'RE ye : }NOT!! fires What does it mean?” I asked, look- ing at Kennedy in amazement. “What] did he ? Why should Snead commit suicid “Did he commit suicide? replied by asking another 4 ; BEST NOVELA® PUBLISHE! { ON THIS PAGE COMPLETE EVERY TWO WEEKS. nt shot discover * Kennedy question, THE GREEN-GOODS KIN the vault, Didn't the Coroner notice pUrceede erted Lloyd, “There are seven other directors,” had asked for the envelopes from the any Uliar whout the case?" ne could possibly have remarked Kennedy wententiously. biographical department containing all but he a wound as this on Then, ag if to avoid the leading ques: about it for publication, yon it now Youn has said nothing Th nate Talks vith Young Girls WOMEN NERD FAITH IN WOMEN M By Wile of Bitty Sunday the Famous Be ner tet | be Somer fee . omen 1 have o . fumber f . advice whose or ee oy he » faith » *. en ally ne ie them elves These seme women. If one of them were tne Gaughier of @ Duke « an har would be we eet Up about Mt that che wouldn't goticee any body, But, though she te « daughter of God, I ae ee) ecldom hear ber boi ut it women are chang ing rapidly, The old questions used te Ce oe anto we? The wan What does ir nt the w present question weer worded What does a woman want herself to ue? ut, in the future, we shall come to asking (he right question “What does God want a woman to be? The first question was easily answered. If a woman was a pretty toy, @ piaytoing, *ho would come to kine and be kissed whenever she was told; Habe could Dear 4 man children and run his house, he was quite satisfied. He married in order to get the work of a mother, # nurse, @ cook and companton oul of one woman, and he was peevish when be failed to obtain \* 1 four The question of to-day ts only half answered as yet Women do act know what they want to be, because they do not know yet what they are Only one thing they have learned, and that is that they are no longer merely the ehattels of the man St, Paul, indeed, told the women to keep in the churches, but he was writing to a congregation at Cortat! Where the women were behaving outbageously. Far more full of love waa the saying of the beloved disciple John “If the Son make you free, then are you free, For thé question of the future, which ts also the question of the pres ent and the past—What does God want @ woman to be?—the answers are quite easy God does not want women to be old maids. They were sent to be wivds and mothers. To refuse to marry a good man ts flinging God's gifts in his face. To refuse to bedr children is sinning against the Holy Ghost and dishonoring creation stlence Indeed ” God does not want 4 woman to resemble @ man or try to imitate ona, If He wanted her to be a man, He would have made her one. God does not want « lazy woman, If she will not work, neither shall she eat, and, if she will not work for the Bread of Life, she should not eat of that, either. God does not want a disloyal woman, If she cannot have and hold faith in her sisters, how can she be intrusted with letting her light shine so that people may eee her good works, A “catty” woman cannot be a standard bearer. God does not want any kind of woman except the woman who rejoices in this world and rejoices In the hope of the life to come. Joy is one of the fruits of the Holy Ghost, and a woman who has faith in womankind ts the bearer of perfect joy. (Coprriaht, 117, by ‘The Bell Syndicate, Ine,). A Story of of High Minance and the Part Lowe Play ed. the clippings about th the case. Miller's envelope bulky, and so was Moor a record of some of th 1 the back ed, and passed on delow the right ear, where it was stopped. He would have had to hold y are noticed that tion, he asked quicklv; “Have you found out about this Mrs. Fitzberbert and Miss Fairchild? There is where IT want to begin.” but t mentioned in was fairly yond ir daring coups By Arthas B. ‘Reeve THE THOROUGHBRED Read What Happened When a Butterfly Wife i deat stocks there w " “I noticed {t at once when I read the pistol in the mont awkward oat; "Yon," replied Loyd, t aimost tor- Eres epg edge ‘ Pah Tt ad as Was Put to the Test the accoun tion imaginable, and with his left got to tell you. eo ONS ‘COR “ to ride uptown to . My ‘do. wish I had been first on the hand, too, Mr, ‘Snead was not left- tral at the office told mo as T wan 4 WG bad Just time to ride uptown to The Story Begins on This Page Monday, August 27. led, L remember that from yes- leaving that Mra. Fitzherbert had}! We Me untarad into the parlor, n't think it would have made terday.” talked to Miller early in the morning,’ yg the highwayman at the door had much difference, You know they had — Craig had by this time probed @ and that he had arranged to meet captured our hats and consented to “ld call him would be a fop.”* entered the dining room, which by ready ed him upstairs, But you steel bullet out of the gaping wound, her and lunch at the Mozambiqu ' h ; “But the woman!” I exclaimed, In this tine was well filled, and I eaw already carried ht ut you steel bi it of gaping issue a brass check against our ever can see the body at burial com- and had laid ft on the table, He was Hotel to-day, I have learned, also, wanting them again. ‘There were aev- “disguised admiration, Miller and Mra. Fitsherbert seat pany. T expect Livyd any moment. thoughtfully turning it over with & that Moore purchased two orchestra i] ladies in the parlor, evidently Mrs. Fitzherbert, for of course it themselves at the farther end near Weare going up there now te com- tickets atthe Repertoire Francais Vvitting for friends. Which of. themn must have beon she, baa risen to moat the windows, PWhen Lind entered, @ few min- the bullet socined to stick (0 Henn” show theif aitef in equally toning Wee the mysterious Mra Pitzhorbert I [Min eatending, a delloately gloved | ‘he head walter and on un but entered, a fe - liet seemed ick to It, a ouchin f MG 0} 1 Pembroke could restrain that's strange” e mused, “That fashion, No doubt they would nye sould Rese uae pay Fe or so tables ped was, with ruddy cheeks that Craig deftly shook them off ‘and imen no longer, “How were the pullet is magnetized a beefsteak dinner if Pembroke ani big dining needed no artificial coaxing to display aged to secure the next table. Tl r nd the cash reserve, Nor- Tt was a small thing, Bernat, but myself should crosa the dead line tthe door. the Feal Slow of heatta, ‘There’ was pair were so engrossed in each other man? asked anxiously. might it not prove very importa! eee Minera bore of o rs! hat th not pay any attention woNo Fopiled Loyd. “We went over fur do Think iad tor Konnedy Jol. start Heh€ theres tite anand rake, fUsCtorlly, thougn it'was qultn cortaln BPOUE her, too- of the woman Who catch’ a gllmpes of his fase Sanaedy No," ropliec > e a or do nin did te pnnec B i that we € th tiler had I deep! « - cateh everything hurriediv. All seems tobe At Joast he sald nothing about tt. und & good one, of ‘Cherches li fot arrived. 1 ven Bi nett ourselves thing that interested her, Aa a mat- gat down with his back to Mrs Fite except Moore and yourself, continued, half to us and half to ‘him- ' ‘oke, toate > ¢ d and hence in the position in whic! 00k <, So far there cif, * rs bart of the whole gazed at the face of his dead friend, A 7% te Ben COE eee oe ee nea eet (atone the could ony epecke Wint tals “There he ix" 1 hoard Keonedy TeNdine waa bilen Key'a Love and Chance remurk that mipht bermmaiey w no doubt of that at no o “on to @ mn ne . +4 Ae ’ age ve We looked at cach other blankly. ter the trust company that night ex be might tel UAH De URED 98 FY he hud, evidantly beeh fendi. “T'didat per enceh eeteniontin ea Tho case was cloudier yet; ao cloudy cept Snead. Kelly Is 4 - I turned slowly, #o aw not to appear #omething in it that met @ response luncheon, jetting Kennedy do the or- that for the time it obscured Craig’# oner by Kavanaugh, tobe watching. - in her own feelings, for she indicated dering. From my position I could see clew of the ‘tor ompany. MAM aa T understand tt CHAPTER IV. Miller Was a tall, woll built man, &@ passage to Miller which he read Miller and Mrs. Fitsherbert without 1 rial company.” tainly no one could have left tho not quite of middle age, with a high politely but quickly, It was apparent any trouble, but could not hear what he said simply. trust company after the shooting ENNEDY'S next step was to be forehead, curly, raven black hair, and that bank books and perhaps even they wero saying. They were con. Kennedy's examination was brief. without being observed. There is no come familiar with the faces of two rows of teoth that fuirly xleamed betting books were more in Miller's versing in low tonea—l am pure it warter of an hour or wo he sveret entrance oF passageway into Miller, Moc 1 the other as his face lighted up with amotio on line, though the passage seemed to was about the dewth of Snead, for ked, while with averted faces we the vault? , Moore, anc vo catching. aight of a woman Waiting strike bis fancy, und he nodded as Mrs, Fitzherbert's sensitive face wore Walted tinpatient! uy yearn what he | "Of course not." exclaimed Pom Girectora. As for that DUTDOHE eee eee or nat cornu. thelr eyes mot. He assumed charge a shocked expression as Miller spoke expected to find, As oked up at broke The vault has a chrom he did not wish to come out ‘There's no mystery about the Of book, wraps and other parapher- earnestly, But they were very guard- last, his expression was #uCH as to steel ining inside of two into the open, and make personal visi’ fascination of that man,” commented pala and escorted her Into the din- ed, and Craig leaned over to inform caure us to cry out simultaneously: railroad, rails, re-entore a von under pretext, I muggeasted that Kennedy, “you can soo daring and Ink room, his head bent earnestly aa me tliat he could distinguish nothe eianited m, though notowith sree oi Ue ee we drop into the Star office, ‘The art MEM antinal apirity sticking out all she spoke t 4 € 1 ther M Mab aeheclt capi Mids © looked again, th ou look at it. ag WO aro oe rh That fellow's dangerous A toment later Craig rose and them the alr of a Hi ty ere ih mite commented department found most of the photo ' ne 6 "adie Jook at his looked at his watch as if to indicate ‘Tell me when they get to the “Tam “4 tinea: not a & Heide. He alt “yen put, whom do you «@pha in the files, and Craig studied Quos; they sition him | a fashion that we had waited yd saough a rete e ny A, ears ane os Baa * lan \g you some one who had not 0 oyed with the omtentatious creations was murdere 1 blood,” suapect 2" asked Lloyd them carefully. In the meantime | plaw, and yet the last thing you li sd ome a had not arrived Ott the famous chef at the Mosam. ————_— ae - SaneeeERennEE — 3 biqu Oat! =| elias) pies Hd ge poet Lynas’ | —_ Se WMEeS, ey are ordering pastry and cof. now,” | reported 4 few moments and without waiting Kennedy t the eye of our own Waiter and he check. We left as quietly as id I do not think we at- attention of the pair at - = ose the adjoining tab! 15 THA SO? }(Treve S MORE | [THIS PLACE 1S 7) + uae) THE GUY Wek i THs PERTECT YER EVES Craig summoned a taxicab, As the WELL WHO || FREAKISH | BECOMING : ‘ D | SUA PUT ecws au ISN TA TAT Rig) (WIT SUN GLASSES 1 (° | door closed, tho driver leaned back for ASKED THEM |]iooxin’ Peopze | JENTIRELY wo THEY'RE NOT )| SWEETIE HONEY THE WHO'S WHO fot Le \¢ 1 Craig slipped a bill into " ne COMMON ! Gon’ © GeT| “— i, > YOU DOIN' HERE Ww! WHY . j dis hands ‘Across the street,” he To WELCOME {| HERE THAN ee z a z a AW! WHY DON'T |sutd. “We are waiting for ‘some US, HUH? | THERE Is PITS Toon NeEO| { irs ALL RIGHT ) [YEH, THAT f aun (TANT) YA PROTECT |friesids to ‘cone out of "he ‘Mogan IN ae REVO ARY BUSHMAK F ' rique Va all right. T'll give you [WATERMELON $f A BATH AS BIS) THEYRE Ce ter a Ale YOU OOIN' } YER OWN EYES! ho directions In a minute’* ™ i GAD AS ALL HONEYMOCNERS Pow is \C HERE YOURSELF ? Presently Miller pad Mrs. Fitzher- -eeyhag : bert appeared. A big limousing FRANCIS PKK FORD! which had b waiting down the street, pulle in front of the hotel and Miller handed the woman gale lantly into tt, bowing and calling « axicab for himself, As Mrs. Fitgherbert's car off, Craig directed our driv low that black Imousine, shake you There's a spot in it tf you don’t let them | w off down Broadway to | round the square, r to Fourth ue, On town the black Hmousine sped, ng into the Bowery, and final nwo a side street, overflowing wit [ontlaren, unt at tase 4 stopped am the heart of the Italian quarter, (To Be Continued.)