The evening world. Newspaper, September 10, 1917, Page 13

Pauline Furlong’s Daily Article on Health and Exercise Our Bodies Like Machines Which Require Careful ‘*Ma’’ Sunday's Intimate Talks With Young Girls walked along the line to the station, . 3 r f . Opera.ion and Cons ant Attention to Keep ARE THE WOMEN TO BLAME: in Perfect Working Order. By Ma Sunday sna. Olt ty the Pome Puvting Ge See Gen as Cone Wile wo! (he Pemeus Beangetiet ODILY @iscase has been attrib: ditions controlling (he mechaniom DLINVE emphatios that © equal place © “ & uted heredity and many) have nol been met man should keep bimesit jast @ Gort « be stnem other causes various Umer) Disease comes m without and é os clean mentally, morally ang! OTONRS. toe, the: they and * tn the pot from im, and it te merely the matte the bet -_ 1. Not so very eutiring the orgeniem wo —~ DNONERY 08 IN casee, of man When ti wow lone ago the ig-)empel retained waste matter and +h the big thin U horant and super poisons from the body SS _ AN to be be 1 @oeld ' * *omes bullous blamed ") A large portion of what we eat and fe A conver | doing er ** parden a sca opirita, ert te converted into Ureue-—blood } setton which 1 shop te « which are ter o witohes, outraged bone, Muscle & — end the rematude modest and «ve more women recent ods, &e., but in which is not used to feed and build THE SWEATER AUNTIE WAS KNITTING WELL YOU CAN SEE FOR. soemtly bad CHD) tues 1 would see ber tn ‘ these enlightened the body, {x turned Into waste, This FOR THE RED CROSS WOULD HAVE ® Young WoOMAD these so-called Paris creations of times most per- waste, from undigested residue of SHE YOURSELF WHAT HAPPENED, with several balireome os HE OW a none realize that, the food and tissue change, which 1 | A brothers tn her And yet | Gnow many «omen * oul after all, the human body ts merely |comstantly going on im the system, - sé 50 family suggnete| Menitate to be seem in public tm ove @ Wendertul machine, which requires|are matters of excretion and must| | i= ME to aie another angle trom whieh thts] im, B08 they take os » matter superb health to keep it tm prime) be removed from the body to keep KLASSY whole subject ‘ of courve to dance tn public tn «be working order. |it 1m proper condition to resist the KID! a reed cage ne | thin gowns that are far more inde! We all know that the firm convic-| attack of various 4 8, z D! “ Komething my brother said not) cate in every way. Of course, th teas of important medical men ot After all the body is just like any 2 LATE : long ago bas made me do some seri. don't realize what they are dolag one generation are actually laughed | other machine, except that it ts made ABODE ous thinking,” sald my young frieng,| moet of them, at cast. 1 like t at and scorned by those of another,|of flesh instead of tron, and just as OF Ho prides himectt on the fect that| Ae they done + @né that from year to year man's! any engine needs coal and water and | MR. AND he has ki h ne fect that) 4 woman's prerogative, even he idee of the whole system of things) the removal of ashes, so does the MRS, MoTH opt himself a» pure in every! duty Yo her sex, ix to make hersel {a bis own body changes. Neverthe- human machine need food, drink and pep » MOT way as he expects the girl to be who! aa attractive possible. leas, most of us are able to under-| cleanliness, inside aud out, to keep s v may some day be hiv wife But he| Bet why sot make her characte stand the fact that the proper con-|{t working as nature intended, | FAMILY ways the fault with the morals of @|@ttfActive by emphasizing her ‘em Answers to Health and Beauty Questions JV \ go0d many young mon of to-day te te : sedeat aweetnes BLACKHEADS — ROBERT R.: ton between the toes at all times due just ae much to the girls—that| and disposition Only soap and water will remove) Satu this with turpentine each i \ A f) ( The most atiractive woman I ev: them and keep | them away This |duy until the corn has disappeared. E ta ‘the way moet'ot there drei knew—equally as attractive to i will not bo effective in a week. The gratia ~ F oe ial treatment takes several months and| ARSENIC FOR MAKING HAIR Baylis COULD HAVE REPEATED ON HIS LAST SAID SUIT HADN'T ALREADY ACTED en ae he oe oan Wh tn thi nigh eevee ma | eeremec ie tae: bok toot elt aniae YEAR'S SUIT (WHICH HE HAD ONLY WORN ONCE ) AS A TREAT FOR A CERTAIN) FAMILY Ynued, “wherever he Koes ho sees|® Pecullarly winning smile, « smil o . Never use| a grease of any kind) on blackheads | thet Ory nae een Used 16 make | AND WOULD HAVE GIVEN THE GIRLS A TREAT —* | women im thin met or alk watute| ‘Mat simply transfigured her face anc! +, And “coarse pores. Keop the system | resulta may. follow its use ie hi = [thse shew are arms and: bard| geeks clic aaee pes eenitacaes , * clean with baths, internally and ex- ithe sot daraienr w , — bare! gowns could have been duplicated u ternally. per with th | shoulders; thi nasty ? ce ‘olor ct the hae b tamper with the ulders; that thetr skirts are short| any ready4o-wear department or dr ‘ : SALT WATER GARGLE—MRB, G. — | jand light, and that it seems to be the| 600ds store, B. These are beneucial for sore} AL style t But her Throat, but bdo not think you seed| A. yay tty Cet tag bd dali dey style to wear silk stockings with| Bu wonderful emile made Bq thom every Gay. They may clear the|etimaiante of all finda bree toon pronounced stripes or embroidery, | Very 0n® forget her dress. The voice, but when the throat ts always|@rinks, ‘The list to be av olded. shania \k ,| Weren't interested in clothes when choked up and the voice Is husky you |inelude all’ condiments and highly i Kelis’ me that no matter how/ they came under the hypnotic inf need some other tment by al seas i nt | . y y Baveicea’: Go cot alow tau ondis| Saas tameee tana ee emaen Neen | eee eee pres 9 oe tcoreee | ee ee tion to run on because It m cause | tive ell apron ae | ha pemething more serious. sacs datas ive slimingtive eraeae will help over- | hard aa to iene his respect Banlad can't more women reali, ai ale en she dresses in a way that calls! 8? ALMOND PASTE FOR DARK RED| NEW BR | attention alwi They lay too t HANDS AIR LAUION De almond | FOR ROUND SHOULDERS Sine | eAtlon alwayn and! everywhere) tO), okt OO te a eee ae Ineal two ounces, tincture bengoln ten |DRED F.; Stand “with the aaa | her physteal charms, And yet 1] 141 aaih Rot enough on thy - drops, honey one ounce, Spread this| clasped beht cl es ings that really count. The e on the hands and wear rubber gloves Heersonaee che ane a deep treath | know fow womon realize the thoughts] of the etngle standard of all ie over it at night. Keep the hands pro-| count five slowly. I oat in the by tected from hot water. tah une “De thie Brae corneas minds of those who eee them/men and women rests just as muc! TURPENTINE FOR SOF as often during the-day as convenient. | when they dress as many of them| with the women as it does with th EMSC Kor Nero umin prevention | LIQUID ROUGE—aLMA ni: anx| | “To SUCCEED IN HIS NE ' seem always ¢0 Go What do you! MS. + ik easier ‘than ‘curm, “and "the toce| eng edhe algohol with ono chinee is ° IN HIS NEW POSITION WAS PHILS IN ATTEMPTING TO PLEASE, HE HADN'T think? They will have to do their p should be wiped thoroughly dry after | powdered ca + FP ' and Tibipath, ‘Choas who: patapire’theaiy fon we’ wadle end, (eee naa eee ONE IDEA , AND HE MIGHT HAVE DONE SO ——e I think you are largely rf one of the first thinge:they wilt be y|for two weeks and then add Ni 00 FAR re pAb should keep a piece of absorbent cot-' water, one pint; oi! rose, three drops. | dent, 201: dear,” I told her. ve to correct will be the so-called - _ intact Bas ae " | Reto revailing fashions of d: Women nowadays are claiming an B gered —— — — _ _ - - ciated ch Age (Copyright, 11 | ao fk Es S AND BILLETS ce Bairnsfather ® looked upon as the last link with the road and showin, pes — ae ; (#3 the ast ii he road and showing & thin slit of another hour's rout ch Teame “4 proc A Real Story of Life in the Tren h civliteatinns ‘Tortoni's, with ite blase light above: the anuttore of » down: lo some beattered houses, and Anbllf A riage uremia te prostes. to 70h) enes of ght, looking. aa and gold paint staire window. 1 tapped on the to a village. Pf was indignantly at cer. (ts acters at eles’ A COURTSHIP IN DISG ; —lts popping corks and hurrying A sound as of some one hurriedly ing at a house when suddenly, east . UIS * With Sketches by the Author Walters—made a doop and pleasant {ying to hide a pile of coverless um” I realized Steowege cn waa lean ied alueiee oT Have te pose eer AW E dent on one's mind, for “to-mor- brellas In a cupboard was followed by at was an unfamiliar view of th “ 5 . f ee - tndant on one's aulnd, yr Monmor~ Brelie in a cupboard was followed by 4¢ was an ufamiiat view of the cate | "By the eight o'clock from Havre hole Ocean Was Hardly Big Enough . Bairnsfather, an English ot ikea Who Wore: Theme bristling head was silhouetted against diy morrow, sit: for Th Tala Cantal th En , ‘As to sat in midst of that the light Andinee ton pilautes and Tireached weontt Kea tiseh tariey inte we tent “ re: Romance in e English Arm kaleldoscor ic nt Oe Tang Mae fas n sand I reached Front! And then I orept into my tent engages EE ceaer +) Kaleldoxcoy i 0 of aqueezed out the same old sen- the Camp. Time now 230 A.M. I ba ' 9 Y § French, B Saglish Uniforms, tence: nut L would fuey take a look Inet oon tee oe alee Begin the Story on the Home Page Monday, Sept. 24 (Omecieht, 2017, by Brose Bairustather, ee eae ae © intermingled the varied d “Pour Bieville, Monsieur?” the Orderly R tent to see ones, aunt angemert with G, P, Putnam's Sons, gaudy robes of the local nymphs A fearful cataract of unintellig'ble \« Any orders in for me CHAPTER I. e first went “ ‘J CHAPTER I. we mused in the midst of dense clouds Words burst from the head, but lett m T did. Ingide 1 found mi ad ° t puree’ Roos to a “pharmacte” and Nobody about except a few F° . of tobacco smoke we could not help almost ay much in the p Ina blanket, and w OT much sleep that night, a Ku Which we wenn ren n. 40 1 went back to the curring y reflecting that this might be the last though with a faint gil Anythi in fe everish col oad; . oy ‘ again an t N up ING up the Beine, on a transport crammed to the ld with troops, tine we should lok on such ae eee lvariner’ a felt char iff went “Balrnatathenamy Hane or ¢ feverish coms insted) forges (Goat Raow the ramen Ber the ‘aitamed winaeae aftt Shrough in the still, cold hours of a November morning, was my debut into of revelry, and came to the concluson back about a mile ani turned to the “Yes, sir, there is," came through Wild dreama in which | and oe aie et rite curlers Oe chet Sik: antes SAS ceuBiry, rhs ieee aati the war, It was about 6 A. M. when our boat allently slipped along {!4t the only thing to do was to make left, all would be well the blanket, and getting up, he went the gendarme were attacking Of barte! wire cutters. Bo what with with me was doing the same A ange past tho great wooden sheds, ponts and complications of Havre (0, OM of It while. we had the 4) thanked the golly wog In the wtr _planket, and getting up, he went . German trench, the ofticcr in charge Wile, °libbers and morphia tablets, we den, profound depression cane ove MECH Unad apant coat cf Wis (IVE CCH TR en ih We digs int dow, and started of once more After lent, He slecpily banded me the wire: Of which we found to bo the Base calves down & BIS and went to he dumnpcs co teas fie: tole, Stier cove . fn the depths of the shtp, dealing out rations ™y companion rted off to get Camp Adjutaht after ull sumo restaurant where we had nothing to eat end nebo eee tains to the hundred men that I had brought with to that b of mine, However, 1. got up early, packea MNched: How rude and callous apy to tam us me from Plymouth, This sounds a com ‘ Branding: He 5 n equare of the my fow belongings in my valise, ; are we ned ti a ith « couple of somsetnibg! T looked at my pe ¥ + town, 1 realized a few polots whtcl neh girly, exceeding good to look Bad stopped, p peretively BS Proveas, but not a hit of tt, tended to take the «ise off the auecens eolah pat: Imyateriously turned up upon, who had apparently Soabed S tound it was Gtoven 7% wine! a x finis aks EL. ha. tho iranenors of the evening? No. 1 wha 100 »cks, and went offon the from 1 We gol on splendid! I stared out of the glided along through the dirty waters oe the late to get a tram. > ~All the tram down to Havre, That hundreg With them till a couple of F Neneh te Kave that up, and Biered At he Soe: fiver, and-ap I gased at the Frenchmen on Seria ned disappeared ». Slt was men I had brought over had nothing "°C" one with the Legion of Honor, site veut. Suddenly my eye ci Pht BREET Gad boteae Cee ane erinet OF Fs teaion ip walk tbmmut bag f GRY AWE) Ad Wan Of to the Hrokt dalermings to quits andelanead ae ta. WALD t TAGS: pth AR I felt acutely that now I was in the war at XDOW8 what that walk was going to to join my battalion, Down at Havre t® Hotel do Folkestone, where we this eptsode as an omen of some sort last—the real thing! For t be I would have buttoned myself the officials at the station gave me a Nad. bath to console us. Dinner fol~ but Of what sort I can’t quite make i Ri some time I had round a lamp-post and stayed where petit « lowed, and then, feeling yarticuarly Out Finding a watch me. T jeen re ereris in England; but that was I wa complicated yellow diagram, known hilarious, L «nade my will, Not the “Time.” Perhaps It meant sacar over now, and here I was—"in the soup.” Ir that fata! mistake of think- 48 @ travelling pass, and 1 Kot into “pproved will of family law er style, find time te t . last we were alongside, and in due Mined ing that I knew y. Leaning at rriage in the tyain bound for VUL Juat a letter onouncing fn’ bald other band It tany have meant tee had collected that hundred an angle of fort. grees against and harsh terms that, In the évent of ™y time had come—who knowa? ag 888104, BY men of mine and the driving rain, | stagsered along the oe my remaining permanently in Hel- At about & o'clock by my new ‘ ’ found that the number was still » hundred, {ram lines past the Casino, ind feel- ‘a8 not alone now; a whole for- glum, 1 wanted my total «nail worldly Watch T again made an attack on the iS , er which I landed with the rest, received {n& convinced that tram nes st of second Meutenants like enyself Welih to be disposed of in a certain station, and at last found the R. T, O. : instructions and @ gulde, then started off for "ust Be correct, determined to follow were In the same train, and with them “"¥: which, ‘being Interpreted, means th: the ao CAMPS, These camps are about — After about helt on noure wall, & sold, congealed maun of vullses, { batter after this outburst, and, Hive ME A A eo ree miles out of Havre, and thither the mostly uphill, T “ ther suspt. packs, revolvers and haversacks, At ( 4 vent off into the ood put <4 ion was to be ra Whole contents of the ship marched in o F quite right teas Tha Grain’ Ltaiads cad, atlae ihe PaRehea AR eR TT ML OREM are in the renctaaoe Gates eee “ Baits 5 Toe long column, accompanied on elther side by ie the Pala. usual hour spent in feeling that you At about 1 A.M the train started, “ided that It he were te he wena . crowd of ragged little boys shouting for a dee the have left all the eoat important "4 we creaked and groaned our way DUFFY about guing there, as T could souvenirs and biscuits, I and my hundred things behind, 3 settled down. ona ob,.°° BKoulogue, We were now probubly get @ lift in an A. B.C. men were near tho rear of the pr ©, and in about an hour’ ndarmes ad- nound of e really off for the front, and the situa. Seon Jae on if took hie advice Reeve ne tho t : an hour's time 1 Pincomonens nd of equipment and tried to do @ tion, consequently, became more ex- “hd having left all my tackle at his © arrived nt the base campy. off on bit of sleep, citing, We were slowly getting Mee, went into the nearest estamine I don't know that It {# possible to construct anything more atrociously ' a a So whut with sleeping, smok hearer and nearer to the real thing, (© Ket some breakfast, hideous and uninteresting than a base camp, I stumbled along through the “Pour Blev af re Pi talking, ot {olte along ut Lut wh t traint It dribbled and After breakfast I went to the sta mud with my troop, and, having { 1 the Adjutant after a consider. . 1 can't sive his in French, " pulled up at Rouen. iH t rumble t about five miles an tion and arranged for my ba t able search, thought that my task — alll Boo but, being inte ed. TE thimk dt My Drearn Hil Lp tr el Pa ll Harkeeguera ta ily “Delleve, stopped be sent on by an A.B. C. winter ane » though naant that was stely on t! 2 on, er to go to the Paluis ai use within sight of then started out to wa 0 Nieppe. Bieien ana that tonouia sllok of and had @ losk at the panera) effect Cree elfen i ina be wot oe ‘on years Justice to get another ticket. [pad Wenot Hele taleaing Gnioh tisarmed wen Te io Misaes Wine con cart crictner aud got a 10 to Pollsied Lace sa ue ticntein tain ae te afb, SAAD Gite te ded off down over. the bridge into that the driver was @ German my battullon billeted. As Y plodded sleep and a rest. Oh no!+the Adju- case, I emerged from my canvas 0” !t Without re g to Havre and teens found the Palats, wes! and 10 Gliaguise. who, was trying to pre- along the muddy road tn the pouring tant had only expected fifty men, and cave and started off , ‘ starting asain. ran shown long to an vf ' our ever urtiving at our destina- rai T became aware of & sound with here was I with a hundred round to bave a look == He pro Np pe, made an NA PS Se tion, T tried to sleep, but each time I was afterwant to become Mucteraatian’) wo hours’ tele uct unintellig ' o back of wan th a dark und d nay onk-pane ve tran led up Emons, with ry familar, meer an WO’ De nee soon dlacovered 1 cafe and & own the oon, WMuininated by. « tart ar right that we’ ere. Boom!” That . phoning and intricate back-chat with down the road, and found ie wate way I had come 4 the glittering tons fr his wer any hours, @Ad as tt was the volee yee ats hub i kage the Adjutant eventually 1¢d to my be- Place used by several of the offic ra TL realized what my mistake had Fie Reps, there lurked & sans cL knew we must be getting some- that mouient T realized that here wa | and take tho others to another base and got something to eat, Gaite {M8 J thought could only ‘have certain siding in Flanders, Rock I w began to think. (Dad the mile ieee an aman eat tage . camp hard by, and see if they would good little piace upstairs there waa, Dranched off noar the Casino, 80 back went to the station, and In die course r wan decetning cautious Mee down unintereeting mud candle lke to have them there, where one could get breakfast te 1 went to the Cas! 1 was right eat ed oft in the train again toward . ¥renel nan agpin)= ; od Nieppe, ‘The rival base camp expressed a mernaes suas coffee, exKs und broad fe mE ee nine eat Ane trarias A fearfully long Journey we hid, mp down oeca iy end w alk ahead » T heard from « pass velllingness to have thie other fifty, met a pal of mine Ter? reat luck t OO aN Ag J to the Front! Y eeiiplate DILto wee If It was wafe to go on, paving is aes oe to at leat 1 bad finished, and having’ over In & boat previous to whee ors if-hour of thts, way and part of at Hou vody nthe train had the least a her ware billstea’ nt found an empty tent, lay down on fter we had had a bit of a refresh vie arohing 4 Ratene nL cad” ons BE) eer tanet wa iker ron al far | ainused Drewery at the other end o " the ground, with my greatcoat for a {, HEE ery ete Ided to go off gin to have a was going to the ne knew our train might be going right [be towns A wet t down the squalls pillow and went to sleep. A tram passed along in” wen i ny Pine GE the rons, Rent Oe he rear of the front line *T8e ANd tty Ci ued.) Pawokeat about three io the afters (Be Cale and’ thie we boaiten” oe We that © pine into. the town 0d ine 4 : % hoon, got hold of a bucket of water ‘VK about half an nour getting di yone &! soup pe Dut fd aa ke re round @ A. M. I reached iy tegen down round a corner f 1tlook #0 led around the huying a All the others, except BEST NOVELS PUI ai mm Bleville where th r few things we n SLICE and proceeded to have @ wash. Hav- camps were, but it w: re the unfamiliar that | ied to amk, w things we nee v ‘ o had got out at ON THIS PAGE COM ing shaved, washed, brushed my hair, Tortonl's Cafe, [* worth it Not a soul about, I tly T dis tractive things, ether, bur | evious halts, I got down from the Gt COMPLETE " place that we covered @ small hous, standing off i , NS ’ ae ‘“ t vder track and ought ang