The evening world. Newspaper, August 23, 1917, Page 15

a By Jack Callahan roa d ¢ ©} | wn nip Fast) “3 Que maint (GSB P. (OVO CEO as ae vt hen “SY ae Bey woe 7 SITTING OW > ¢ GF, Ws Sem, TAT IME) | es au Done Beh bs “ aay DO AS WuRS ALL DOME, foo myvatur yrrrar ee la cueo ee a | }iaartinic! ape te WNDERSIAND | WALK, MOTOR, mark AD | ah fae: xt BUT | MUST na tanec u ~ > 1 { ey = = Tt a som p , \ . \ “tT ae rn meee he "HE MOVER ACTS { Sab > ove Couns rueor ” a\ sree | A] SwiATERS + Lied eT aT art —~ P| mM, co deen \\ 3y? Bh Raert as “tog Tansaves } i W\e [-7~< rf Youthtul Looking Face Requires Care of Skin poke again, and then it w: CRAIG KENNEDY, THE SCIENTIFIC — {| sivect,¢ntiiey foreign to tnat up- And Sufficient Rest sje ntl te Try Never to Look Tired, Even When You Are; Sleep DETECTIVE, UNDERTAKES ONE OF CHAPTER XIV. + other way ‘ mye Properly and Keep Face Thoroughly Cleaneed, THE STRANGEST CASES IN HIS LONG AIND was waiting impatiently buvestts butt may" kod Kennedy. on getting THE THOROUGHBRED @ her. Have you r I'm sure you Read What Happened When a Butterfly Wile ask.” 5 , for us in his office that after=* I haven't acen him there—that Was Put to the Test. Advises Rooning = aaathatad an 2 a oon. Several of i teat men J !/(% io J6 dma orelly well | The Story Begins on This Page Monday, August 27. or the other men that 1 hi tly awaiting jot) now. I forgot The Secret Since | saw you 1 » on the you that Cap ——<—_—_——. | BYNOVS!S OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS Stren & mith.) as we en’ red, appare orders from their ehtef, Yet tt w. ahe who b. ur Vipers of Easy Me . Oraig Kennedy and his news Waiter Jameson, undertake to solve tte mystery of Ay hee given u y. The “proa®? By Pauline Furlong the Ghonk Kuchange Trust Company, Chester C. Mille, the President, and Willam K. Moore, the Service leader himself was quite piy,ueu men at work frat cue by ‘her visite ‘to ‘the littio otherwise, prospectus, was all that Vice Preaident, are suspected of sirar “ mar to be mvecnl evidently anzious to have the pre= puiiding ne te ae photograph gallery. Waa Craig de- had inagined 1, and m : Copyright, 1017, ty The Prewe Publishing Co, (The New York Evening World), vase, James Snead, one of the directors, ve two men to find out what fe under tie surf Iiminaries settled tn order to al- gallery,’ Bee eee oatu as Se felt tene a aves sid ied biseealliasite:aciabedaiie: .N | then Sn pterioualy muntered in tie tank's vaults, ‘The two wor um whie elt whe deserved? aske OMEN should never permit themselves to look tired, even if thoy | Thr Snead te mysteriouly manierct Wh, "nl » allie Hae tw ee a Tiently wit ter OW him to go back to his watch op- "Good!" agreed Kennedy. “Now Bel teens WE ig tear aaa Sema 0a are, and tired Ines and sagging down muscles can be avoided | pusband’s partner, Miller, Kennedy and Jameson make au mination of the bank's vaults, POSIt® the photograph gallery Lie all bg | pleas gg for left feng) in the = ° hing his terned “ the pages a" roleasly and ‘ , . vmpanied by two Of its directors, Ke what he calle an electro-magnetio gun, tid in “Whew! ol " ° ne place to-night, at, say, Men for the particular parts they were watched the opportunity to epeal by those who cultivate the habit of smiling. OPA EARS Wak 1a Gm WO inad hls that Goaad toes Ms Gla, RRO oom o Oe Ie: ‘ haba iv Soins Eos oe ten, And at tho same time I want best fitted to play, “1 suppose the when ne f the workmen was lis Much rest is essential to keep the face youthful | \core and forces her into » confemion that w is about to decamp with Miller, ne ney Gateree ou fellows had arrests nado of Mise Fairahild, Mil- proper thing for us would be to quiet- tening. “Il saw Mra, Moore to-day, Ly and attractive, and the position when sleeping plays an —- a narrow escape all right. I read ler and Moore. | will attend to the ly efface ourselves until to-night. Hut do not think she quite understands 4 a About it in the papers before you Test. Simply produce the Pietro gang 1 can't. There is just one thing 1 the situation between you and her important part in forming the lines in the face an CHAPTER XIill. far the fascination of this woman told me over the wire, but the papers and these poopie, and | will have the Want to do. Do you suppose th hus the neck, because the muscles relax during sound, rest- (Contioued,) had penetrated into his very soul, : ® evidence ready to hold them. up- ANY Way to find out where the now 1 must positively decline to diss * 1 * . didn’t know anything about the rea- pose it would bo a good thing if you office will be that Moore is to open cuss Mrs, Moore,” interrupted Missy ful sleep. When the head is bent forward during Moab Z| U will help me, Prof. Ken- Her hand bag was lying on the gon for it, of course. I knew the mo- could fix t up with the magiatrate Uptown with Fairchild in charge to Fairchild, with an expression that’ the muscles slip downward and drag on the flesh above nedy?” she asked, table, beside the dictograph, Idly, ment I read it. This Pietro gang is ®!tting in the Night Court to have promote that Telephotograph Com- never for « ies t aeorned. to LY) 1 y led, and Kennedy picked tt up, ¥ “ an examination right away, Do you pany ray more than 6 inten . them for many hours, causing the face to appear ‘Gladly, repl 4 ban i “4 niga ; My bial He welened getting dangerous. ‘There's something think you could arrange that?” “There must be some way,” I re- you have any matter of business to swollen, heavy and pudgy in the morning. + the tone of his voice ¢ it frst in one hand, then In the other, going on over there too. They seem Baird nodded. plied. They have probably applied discuss I shall be glad to let you go We all know that tho muscles are more or less | tained that fascinating quality of his as if uncertain what to At last +4 be working at all hours of tho rou are sure you can get men for ‘ telephone. Why not ask ‘Infor- over our books, examine our we at carried conviction, he seemed to decide the quesiion. He hese were WHO are acquainted with Moore, mation’?” counts, anything reasonable, But Dewars? stiff in the morning and that {t takes several hours for | ‘at carrie night, and the night you almost were . “ patie ae pon Miller and Miss Fairchild to follow . My suggestion proved a good one, You must remember I am a busines# them to recover thels ‘elasticity and tone, and: the| “145, ue shake hands then” SNp Opened te an ae eee nine OOS, blown up they were up Until GAYIERE them that night, and Stale ture tent for we'aon found that the few, office woman, Mr, Moore's wite does Nok said, “I shall do nothing at all, Oh, shoving it Into his pocket, It was Pietro himself who camo home re produced at the proper was in highest office building In interest me to any greater extent proper position should be assumed during resting hours to prevent UN | how oan 1 ever thank yo! In the past few minutes a critical about 3 o'clock in the morning, #0 I 4 the world,” a huge white tower over- than his cook.” sightly lines appearing. T had been an involuntary listener; attitude had come into my mind to- think it is pretty safe to conclude | “Oh, yes," answered Baird; “oaally. sorer @ park. It was indicative of : fie could not help betraying what, Use a low, flat pillow, if any, and Me on the back as much as pos-|now I felt that I must get out some- ward Kennedy. I thought it was an that ho did it, | Well, they say, that I will put three of my best fellows Moores aapiring genius, I felt lt Wee Tuer @ iene oC Semen te you ¢ chase a murder for $200— on the job.” A man was lettering the door with that last sentence tn spite of her ag- gible, You will notice that the face muscles and flesh over them fall|tow, Before I realized what I was Ungallant, not to aay dishonest, ao- Ho eee or the yellow papers say — “Very good! I'll leave the details to th® resounding name of the new com- tuteness. a backward when the head is in this position, Those who sleep lying on|doing I opened the door Into the ton. At another time I might have jt, put it’s my opinion that you can you, Balrd; but I shoukd suggest that Pany Workmen were putting up rali- ia te books ~Gier nats latereg, sais the back will lish more to effaco wrinkles and lines than many | drawing-room, been willing to wait and see, But got one from the Pletro gang for-the wo aplit our raiding party Into three, [PK® and partitions and other office mld Kennedy Ri am not an accouns, ‘a peony are 7 Kennedy was now looking down now I condemned it. pure love of the thing. By heaven, If Jameson, you, and myself take the Sxtures. Handsome rugs lay rolled tant. Beside understand on good! hours of massage. y : oe wall Ke ae P wish they were behind the bars with front, we can atart from your flat, UP #lonw the aide walls, and office fur- authority that nothing technically The greasy complexion, dotted with blackheads and coarse pores, | {nte atin ent a et GaGa a re ; Hee ms eT phi the legal evidence that would con- Another party should be on the roof nltira ne ine, test “emolency”” was on has been discovered by the ex- y +! even to the noise I had made in open- and he returned with the other yjer them.” your man who la the janitor next "°K ne i H needs @ thorough cleansing each night with hot water and soap—a pure] 4... the sliding door. She had placed dictograph under his arm, I thought © “I've got It," replied Kennedy aui- door can attend to that ina Tthink . We looked in at the open door in I fancied I saw a took of com- \ glycerine soap is astringent and cleansing as well, Follow this with an| her small hand in his, and he had I saw him placing som application of clear,‘very cold water for at least five minutes. This| clasped it as if to seal the compact, looked very much like a folded piece ai method cleans the skin, removes blackheads, gives the pores a chance| Catching sight of me, she gave a anes eanee, eased Hh to contract and stimulates the blood supply to the face, which prevents | little gasp of surprise, as if she had the table in. the same careless heap the return of the blackheads and does more to bring color to the face| totally forgotten that I had ever in which he had found tt. 1 must ado ¢ than anything else. existed, or certainly that I was in the Mit that my mind was now full of cours i mt etly. “f can’ trace the green goods there ought to be u third party in the much the same way ae any one of the placency and triumph cross her face ing that guy. Vt Gaaking to the finish, The rear of the house, to prevent escaps (nants might have gazed curiously. as Kennedy made tnis apparently re~ ae g te now in How tO that way, You how teat how eacat? Moore was not there, evidedtly. Miss assuring admission, for what purpose hag Reine Hehe PH Ten Will be nochsaaty and what aig, alrehild stood with her back toward T could not then guess, ie oto move against them nals to use to atart the raid simul. Ws directing the workmen. | 1 a, more then TBAT" Be aaked. “5 eae favilme.’ wala “Baird, “Of taneously from all three pointa, They Me that si6 was gowned in tho most about to say a moment ago, when you some of them are there all Mie will fight desperately, and you want sep ine atyle, & Perey of the ow interrupted me, that while Mrs. Mooro t o 4 vusiness woman,” who is often slan- does not understand the situation, she ioning. W' the exc ve time, but you've got to wait your men who are just spoiling for &@ Gere 7 o- 4 6 Answers to Beauty and Health Questions hurried from the room, nal word, a note? Rien, Usually they bave & seasiol Baird emiled, “Depend on me tor mascots ot Uae, "T muat Ara goa Yeloc! " rt Kennedy advanced toward her, She discuss Mra. ABOUT FASTING—MRS. F.R.N.: four drams; carbolle acid, four| For some moments Kennedy and I | At last I found that I could speak at the Para and by 10 o'clock that," he maid. “That is my middle did not recognise us, for'on the oniy ‘gcse Mr Fasting cannot be recommended by | drams; glycerine, six drama, Mix and| stood in embarrassed silence, ‘That calmly, and was surprised to seo that have adjourned for the night's work name. I've been wating for this mo- other occasion when she had seen U9 yernation paint over the bunion and leave on|/{s, J did, 1 knew what was In my disappoin ad change nto at the photograph gallery. Of course, ment until I feel that if it isn't pulied we had been disguised, ( " compete e 4 ‘re. they darken the windows, but from oft . ° 4 4 f oie I may as well tet you, Miss Faire any ope other than a competent/ Por vont “Romove all callous skin anxiety. 1 said simply, “re- they darke goon I'll make a raid sometime in “Is this Miss Fairchild?’ he asked. oniig, that the farther 1 go into this se ‘ . heart to say, but the words seemed to member, you are not dealing with a My flat across the street T can see a At of desperation all by myself? “It 1s,” whe answered, pausing in © pelea Pr avauit ere yA Cesihin guar tamale Kalte. stick. As for Kennedy, my intrusion Scientific machine now, his is a that there is @ light in there all Not even the piquant excitement of directing the shifting of ry Pues case, tho more L feel that there ‘e ® ein 2 . | this , ized . y in positively decline to Moore,” she reiterated. Kennedy suddenly turned the con- > intimation that down In bis heart he woman, whose feelings you have no night." planning the raid on the Pietro mang spherical wate ton atrnén, whens ic noting to investigate, Mr. Saead's Sholud play tennis and golf, swim | D0 not Uso this lotion if the skin Js}did not seem to botlier him tn the Fight to experiment with and whom |, DO You ever, aee a blond woman could oust the thought that wus now Would 1dok mont Imprenaive’ to the *uicide’—-he jald particular stress on five in the open. Coated tongue | broken, least. I think that made matters even effect on you you do not understd visit the place?” asked Kenned, de- uppermost in my mind. It would crop prospective buyers of Telephotograph, te word: seemed at Are bafflin, end ' ’ worse, for it set me wondering how as you understand tho effect of a 1 bing Miss Fairchild yg OUts that question of Kennedy's dy handed her fia cant, Ut there is nothing to do but acce fe caused by water starvation and| WHAT 18 PETROLATUM—MRS. Shemical on a (naw apparatus Baird nodded, ‘I think it fs she titude toward Mra, Moore. Hore again “Mts Fairchild,” he began, “I have it a9 4 fact. And so it goes. Do you wrong foods, or too much of them, /(, IL: ‘This In @ liquid obtained from measuring fore. who takes the finished juct of it was, Why had he sald nothing not yet had the pleasure of m think I could have a frank talk with are petrofeum and js much used as <|$ BEST NOVEL8 PUBLISHED Kennedy siniled quietly. Really T this green-goods factory aay with about her to Baird? He had required ” Mr. Moore to-morrow, and tell bisa USES OF BORIC ACID--MRS. D. | soothing and local application. It is a ON THIS PAGE COMPLI began think the crisis was even her, She always brings # leather doc- the presence of all the rest at the it is no pleasure,” she 1 am sick of my N. B.: ‘This ts too mild to be used as | clear, olly substance, © wank more -serious. than I had at first ument case, and when she leaves it prospective roundup of the Black snap . “L know that you have 8. I'll try to arrange it, Is that, § germiciis, poe aa ar ll iD EVERY TWO WEEKS. imagined. is suspiciously stuffed out with sor Handera, but he had not even men- been elained by some of our direc- Lt i itnceuanraw sh sbiaaia and, other ger here It was several moments before we thing.” tioned her name in that connection, tors who are dissatisfied with the |” till to-m + fad cor » What is it you w method and also stimulates the nery- InpAny, you is! mouth arash. lous system as well, Diet must be| - BUNIONS—MRS. F, L. N: Re- | followed, but not a rigid one, move the pressure which causes the lease hurry, for we are very busy knew there would be no to-morrow in here, air.” this matter Copyriat, 19 | With | exasperating deliperation “Then, good day,” she said «lmost pain, Bathe the foot tn hot water a| SUET AS FOOD-—MRS. G. T. H.: | 'you could give me some informauun the telephone tf Mr. Moore cares to alt hour to reduce the inflammation | Fresh suet ts wholesome and nutri- | | oa m" about this company," discuss the affair to-morrow and apply some of the following ta| tious and if you Iike it and are not “James,” she said to a boy, “open As we bowed ourselves out T did relieve the pain: Tincture of fodine, trying to reduce, eat it, that box over there that has just not hesitate to condone Kennedy's ac- come from the printer and give the tion in this case, even though T did ——_—_—_——_—_——_— ee iad: WaahiclaLs MeTLAASTT! ee ——_———-~ gentleman a ‘pros,’ " hot understand ft, Still, the old : s Lies S b k WIE YoU PERSIST IN. SENDING Preis apy Mee a TED TOENLIT BUT (vm Goins To Wie Em END I could already foresee what was question in my mind would not down; The Housewife’'s & crapbDooK |) ME ‘THis LAUNDRY BILL 4 SHALL COMPLETE = Just WArTING ON YOU was revecten -oaeves! ) |at gaw.Hawoan! Trew coming a handsome, artisue book. Why was Kennedy ureing this ols CONSULT MY SoLIC\TOR “ THINK (LL JOIN THE agetron (| |e! Printed in colors with the softest an On and holding the othe ? 4 for Rea ‘ef VIEWED IN ITS GLOOMIEST ASPECTS . MOTOR OVER TO BRETTON of half tones on tha of cou Ww e pla nother game, deeper Paragraphs Worth Filing teady Reference __ | TWAT WILL HOLD THE RoTTEeRs! “THis, OUGHT TO YIELD 100% PRENCH Hiny BOYE | woos! rut 00 me — Il | Onpers showing the machigery rth than the detection of @ crime, ead | STNEY SENT BAC MY ONLY SHIRT ON THE INVESTMENT NO 1 DIDNT CLAIM t Baansmites LATER | | telephotograph tnatrumenta, examples trying thus to eliminate at once all . these quart jars for hutter, lard, &c. IN NALE ANI aR iatincs Corts EXEMPTION SuT ™ VEX pass ve AlWer! FOR of telegraphed pletures, erything obstacles that separated him from Lemon Cleans Brass ane ae ‘ j TORN IN HALF AND THEN Hap Emprovers MAY i rue S GAT | convincing and alluring and ‘cal * the woman whom he had gone out = * }The small sizes are nici eo, ME SIRATIN convine! and alcu- the wo! 01 rad gone HE lemon left when serving cold | Th® e tor apices THe NERVE TO CHARGE MG Eh ELE, See a Inted to turn the trick according to of his way to protect? tea can be used for cleaning | FOR Two PIECES? cepted practice of these Pied (To Be Continued.) the brass faucets, &c. Rub the No Brashan Mutiar, ow article to be polished with the cut! Tf the butter becomes rancid do not side of the lemon, rinse off and then| resign {t to the garbage pail. Melt it, vigorously rub the surface with a| then skim and place a piece of brown | 2 kaart toast in it and let stand a few min-| Wece of soft tissue paper, The pollsh- | it, (This will absorb all unpleasant | ing loth may add to the lustre Jodor and taste, Corn Husk Pillows, | To Keep Egg Yolks, Corn husks can be shredded fine} If you whip up the whites of eggs and after being dried can be used as| you need not waste the yolks, Put} fa pillow-atufting, ‘They also mak ; them into a cup and cover with cold Pin Money Pointers | By Andre Dupont _ right, 1017, by The Prax Publishing Co, (The New York Evening World Giving Mothers an Evening Out | HERE are always ways in which} afternoon she would take gond carq a clever woman can earn a|0f the bahy nts an evening wate ‘They will keep two or three a t or the same sum excellent blago when starting a |days if kept In @ cool place and the CLanence little extra money without leav-| fur an afterncon until & o'clock and in the kitchen range. water Is easily poured off. | A ~ Ing home {f she ts only on the look-| 10 cents hour extra after 10.80 or &. Handy Twine Box. Dripless Cregm Pitchers. Me’ HO) nen who had been tied down every people are able to keep a nurse, and] In eases she says she haf, Reali an Aileen, jpouring In the boiling water. ‘The [fhe consequence i= that the nother tal rectiy nothing to do Duc sit in thm | bright girl who has earned enough | * a hut come: f bel e ve suse they could not leave Gave every bit of twine that comes! Jf your cream pitcher has the an-| < to buy some pretty clothes by a little] jaby alone in the flat that she hag into the house. ‘Tie the ends together, |noying feature of trickling eream \ 2 easy work she does on an oceastonal! more ¢ for her time than she can cutting them short, and roll into a|oxer the outside in pouring fu Mt evening oF afternoon ©Y giving roth {fill pot from her own and nearby > sma vOx fastenc ate ee ne Ocae. GF the spol Sahl “ houses where some of her first pa= ball, Have a small tin box fastened jpg will be less trouble than, wash. fe aoe ers of young children a chance for| ROUses Wheln Bulle ve el ways Te. on @ handy nail tn the kitchen, Punch | ing out the spots on table cloth. | an evening afternoon out whenever| fuses calls for her services from a a bole !n the bottom of the Place they feel like it | diwtane cause her ents d y the ball of twine in the box and slip When Cooking Rice. - | ; lace, ‘comet ui Ee oa! ent) like te ¥ 50 ela ; house nere the ea wny| night unless she bh wt 8 the end through hole. You will alway To keep rice from sticking to the = young margied couples with babies or! | of children, so onjoys her have it handy for u |saucepan add a teaspuontul of lemon litte t re. Very few of these! work |julea diluted In cold water before a3 on” Will also whiten the rice and You may avoid man 1 * it 1 t fl 1 pretty much tied to her home unless! jiving room or dining room, whieh. y avoid many and unpleas- | g! 4 pleasant flavor, Placing a 4 “me relative ¢ nd friend lever is est the bedroom, so th ant table talks if yon mix @ little}inarble in the cooking water tx a CAMOUFLAGE i pie un ba bat ey Ae Eta ametead Bieta it lM arr cor starch with the alt in the) simple way of avoiding the sticking SPONGES ON g ¥ ; while she steps out for a little re 1 ne sleeps 8 ly all the. ath This absorbs all moisture. |of rice, | THE HOTEL. f ’ ras Chea lageee ation Relatives. were mostly NES parents are away, for moth- Wad he sugar gets hard place ie in | ; STATION AY, WHSH HOUR) Away and friends so considerate aslers are not apt to leave children if the r@ Agerator for twenty-four hours | eas Mfdhe Ballas Coe: this are extremely rare, they do not seem well. Because she in request and has ao trustworthy that » into the breach stepped mylis so grea If you ant goo ea or ci Ne 1 Want good tea or coffee rin g friend who was anxious to| proved he the tea or coffes pot with hot water Cold Cream Jars Useful. you jars. [f thoroughly cleaned and ulred |and coffee grounds tn the oven is a told her that any time she wanted | she tn guind to raise her price thie Ray. inake excellent receptacles for|further economy, as this affords the to go to the theatre or the movies! ful) to 35 cents with a charge of Weitdhen use. One housekeeper uses! full strength to the beverage, } }of an evening or out shopping in the-cents an hour for overtime, :