The evening world. Newspaper, December 15, 1917, Page 9

How to Keep Your Youth PAULINE FURLONG'S HEALTH TALK The Evening World's Kiddie Klub Korner CONDUCTED BY BLEANOR SCLORER epee: (he Nee Feat Comin By Maurice Ketten \ ce HP? HAVE A Cou! TD Cut Tao. pon Go WITH YOu ' | Seeing America mr 1 Tee Pree Puntianing Ca (The New Tort Reevng Wart Restoring Shrunken Neck Muscles to Firmnesa and | Plumpnenss. By Unele Harry The Old Dominion OR the tat, grotesque oF wasted | gg Titik ls the pert of Virwinte | einia vine ow ] chin, sbrivelied neck, bollow | weere: Fomaew seation cw cheeks, @e, which ara the | on Gaid Mire. Martin J hare inataudt f ‘ cant ann t * where che rr " , ° Waring indications of advancing an, ] Capt. Jone Kenesy nasten| Mote vecs ¥ hed So Mrunken muscion and general physt where tt te Presidents, M Tyier, a Cal deterioration, there ta but one | They had loft Washington the Ge9 lls bk 4 COre, and that ts the treatment of; | hefors for a deiahiful trip down the | for “ “ the underlying muscles and general] | Potomac iver and Chesapeake Bay. | B* jorte) #0 @ Pestoring of them to thetr former |] | They had bad a giimpes of Fortraes | ih ay vs ; ’ firmness and plumpness. | Monro, and Tatty aod Tris bad) won * Women must not depend on akin | ine. |oheered tie arent Meet of Amertoan mat here during " a foods and other preparations to butidll | Warshipe waiting in Hampton onde : | atatiio In Americn,” ahe added whe for tte chance at the enemy | they UJ ved before the splend 4 the tleues and muscles, and their Ju THANE ALWAYS )] | Now they were sailing np tie James | marble fenra of Wastingtany b use is simply advised to lubricate the fj Bate HOw Kiver h 1 One historte | Moudon, the Freneh sculptor hende and prevent pulling and fur- -Ey ing ; ¢ | potne or was passed, the |. Afterward they drove about t ‘ ther loosening and sagging of the LIBERTY BOND INTEREST flesh. A pure skin food does nourish PAID e,, Monitor and © Merrimac, andland saw the @ Gry, shrivelled and sallow skin, } L Jamestown, where, in 1607, the Binalion | Jefferson Davis hi bot, I dare say, the rubbing, if prop- The “slapping massage” should | HERE \™ ade ale frat, wt lament in, Asser: Wai i pasny 4 erly done, doos as much, if not more, be given with open paim in firm, | j ae, eeniilal hrusee of calchrated entaten, (came to & hail toward nourishing the tistues as the "SP! strokes to fatty parte of | go to the church fest,” said) ment of Nationa eo can ‘ cream itself, Martin | ney arrived in| swinging by, Hiehmond. She a “s _chin and wrinkled neck, | Ca YG | when Trix think, Mart However, diet of wholesome foods, |hasten the restoration and develop-| it wasn't Bunday, Presently their car little more than fey . @bandance of water drinking and a}ment of the muscles tn these parts. | | Stopped ba re an old, ol butiding. rare Oe, Great wae Agnting great amount of fresh air are na-| To-day'’s picture shows the “siap-| | mother, “and jt wan here that Pat-| “That's all over,” said Teddy ture’s own beautifiers and do more|ping massage,” which should be rick Henry mat bis famous speech: [Mttle hoarse from cheering; V to make the complexion youthful| given with the open palm of the hand| than any loca! applications. in firm strokes, especially to very) Deeply massaged muscles will {n-|fatty parts of the chin and sallow,! Tease in size and quality at @ re-|wrinkled neck. A good, wholesome! markable rate of speed, and it 1s/cold cream should also be used with | rather a difficult matter to exercise |this form of massage and the entire) the muscles of the face and neck; |lower face must be given a very cold rubbing, pounding with tho closed|water bath after tho treatment. Al- fists, slapping and other vigorous|ways massage the face, neck and| | NOW WHAT ) ‘Massage methods should be used to|chin upward || ARE WE GoING ‘Give mo liberty or give me death.’ | ginia'’n certainly doing her ebe Willlamabure was the capital of Vir.’ now.” Cousin Eleanor’s Klub Kolumn | Wy) teense Dear Cousins: whould you not be accepted. It ve likely means that there was not To-day in the final day for Kiddte the programme fur even one Kiuh ‘Tryouts, Today Mra, Laura | artist Eliot will hear the songsters among! By permission of Morris Goat, ¢ you and also those who impersonate | Dig Christmas colt on will be b . Answers to Health and Beauty Questions. LOST WEIGHT AND GAINED| moderate exe: BETTER HEALTH—MARY &.: Many thanks for your kind letter. 1| Vice and should not delay, am glad you have gained 80 much! +. Repuce health and strength through the ex- ercises. 1 cannot tell you what you whould weigh because you falled to give mo your age and height. COCOA BUTTER—B, P.: Cocoa) 6 will be best for you, but you also need @ doctor's ad- FAT ON SHOUL- DER-BLADES--MRS, H. ¢ sta would not advise the rowing machine for this, Use bdag-punchin and heavy massage with a rolling pin, ap- plied by another person, TAR SOAP FOR PIMPLES-<. L..: butter {s used asa lubricant for the|l would not advise you to use tar hands by those who massage, because | $04P on the face and allow the lather it Is nourishing to the skin and fat- tening. I do not see why it would to remain on unti! it dries, This is very drying to the akin and would not remove the coarse pores or pim- not be wholesome to eat, but, of! pies, Use warm water and any pure course, not as nourishing as ordinary butter, NEEDLE—M. L. Hi: If the hairs had the ecars would not have been left on your face, Iam sure that this Is the only method of removing super- deen removed by @ competent person seats soap, but remove the lather at once and rinse the skingwith first warm and then very cold water for several SCARS FROM THE ELECTRIC Minutes. Then apply alcohol on a puff of cotton to the large pores, To Do WITH SOMETHING: OUR INTEREST > us OO WITH IT | woe at the Music School Settlement, No 55 East Third Street, Mra. Elliot J professor of singing in that large institution, which does more splendid work tm developing kiddies who have natural musical tal- ent than any other tnstitution that J know. T sincerely hope that no cousin who can sing will miss the great Oe portunity of being heard by Mra, El- Hot. ‘To-day the tryout for toe dancers and elocutionists Is to be held at th | atudio of Mile, Beatrice, No. 745 Riv: | side Drive (corner 1524 Street). Those kiddies who are not accepted to take part in the Christmas performance must not feel hurt because, as you could all easily see at our first try out, we have enough talent in the klub for five performances, while there ts only time for one. It does not necessarily mean that your danc- ing, singing or playing was not good at the Manhattan Opera House Dec, 27, at 10 A.M. Your Kiddie K pin will admit you. One adult ont will be permitted to accompany ehiid, Do come! Cousin Eleanor. Doing Our Bit. AWARD WINNER. Y brother Jim is a soldier tn the M United States Army, and when T meet other boys they i] me how sorry they are because re are away. I'm not; there's only one thing I am sorry for. and that is bevause I'm not old enough sume regiment with Jim, serving lo Sam, the way every American should. Well now, I'm going to tell you what Lam doing for Jimmy. Any boya who read this and haven't got relatives ta the army can do it anyway for som@ soldier who iy lonesome. 1 go to choo] on week days and on Saturday I run with orders for a grocer In our neighborhood. If there are a lot of orders I get 50 cents, but otherwise J wet 35 cents, My sister, who ts four- teen yearn old, ts in this scheme with fluous hair, but you must kuow tho person who performs the operation, otherwise the fuce may be scarred for life, | me, and ahe pits any nickels or dines whe gota ina bank with my salary and when we get $5, we're going to have a etore downtown fit up one of “WHAT HE LEAST EXPECTED [BY HOLWORTHY HALL | ———~“"“+¥ Pp 43] ARTERIES—MRS, A. BR. Gi: Th Practical Ideas For the Home _ Collector Box, linder Is placed which extends out for a thumb hold in the box. each chair ¢ through the tacks or smal! finishing nalis, — Riveting Is Impossible. to my ¢ Cut off here ~ Linges to open the box, The hin themselves were all riveted on, Wt gn easy solution occurred to me, ‘Thi was to take jose are all medical queries and T am note doctor, Light diet and very A Lead Pencil Sharpener With Dust | ie sts of a box In| Atpumall ter almost the| «! same ag the box opentng ts wide. ‘This| roller is hung on a shaft, one end of ndpaper is tacked to the surface of tue roller, After pointing the peneil| the roller Is turned to deposit the dust tacking | Repairing a Fast-Pin Hinge Where) dock OME time ago, having lost the key sIbox, T had to fil» off/ The vessel and withdraw tho ping of the tng dent and he breathed tn relist, yi | They Were scarcely started on the slways been in ate jfrst leg of their journey when the upon him. He said mself that, |weather began to grow rough Hol- the § ng spikes, slip them th mreastavenaascunese Hollister Obeys Pha} Hollister, young Wall Street ma | ra A if Street man c{ub ber We Brom | ant ulna, tine sani ed. Birby. supe ba hi fair coum, @ | to the grill & to marry Mn ftervant Aspiowal: © ma CHAPTER IX (Conmtnued.) further evidence to convince them o peared within it, to emer; sailing time. jiister clung to his seat on deck, | Presently he knew that some one SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING ung for a FTOR Hartwell left, the man- ¢ eager of the Aspinwall and Ferguson, the sleuth, weak- ened perceptibly, Their cago Mouth opened and had fallen flat. It required very little that. So they were exceeding! tnd * when Hollister took himself or, ace _“D-down below!’ he said, Im words “I might have guessed It.’ | companied by Kirby, The mystery of the jewelry went unexplained. And known the friend Hollister did not propose to divulge Wh! did he leave a forwarding address tor ! arpet | mail. When the hour struck, be mere- ly chartered a taxicab and disap- | at the ninety minutes prior to Once aboard, he relaxed, and gave as ho watched he told limself that tt himself up to undiluted anticipation, ws yory t got under way without very ence to th ff Ballin’ ie, and a Secret Order ‘rss ot saute ancie te Yea Mallin, he replied: "Why, . yes.” And Meets New Surprises _ ity 'kuc',nii.0s couse yoo sas At Every Turn r, Cloud nodded several times, #0 that his senatorial whiskers blew side- wise and lent him an appearance of great rakishness, Holl didn’t laugh, but re- (Copyright Bobte-Merrit! Co.) n ; CHAPTERS ‘he trip is a bit rough, Isn't {t?” tof $, trim to b mom win fined ROLEB TY echeek arnt h f ing pale terror in hig blue eyes, until we hit the Gulf Stream to-night. I—two years ago I fell out, of iny bunk. It was the top one, too.” 4b band “Ouch! That couldnt bave been <setes Soae one pleasant eMartwell when“ No—you're right, ‘The worst of 1t ai ne. that I—well, 1 almost broke Mr freo from his blanket and ateadiea Mattvell’s back back?" Why, Mr. Mr. Hartwell’s, We bad @ cabin "Where'd together.” ‘ou come from?" Yht'* Baliin's une Jared the most im- “Mr. Hartwell and 1 had a eort of stantancous of responsive emiles; hiv rtnership--we have one tn th a click; common, We came down here for a eyes bulged As though tm full week—to talk In peace.’ Mr. Cloud extenuation of bis posture and his was gazing at Hollister as though to tactics, he dared one distrustful peep secure absolution for this aim "He's at the rolling waves and shuddered. a@-—very capable executive.’ unaccented. Te has a very powerful will.” Hollister, who tn bis time had yes, I imagined so.” sensations _ “And he's a man of very sound was now ex. financial ideas.” Ballin’s un J i ae ugot off bis rat “He seems able to safeguard bia own Table Leg Sliders Made of Shotgun) wet he knew about o oertain bar periencing, fous interests.” Shell Wads. pin—even to Kirby. ‘Here's a ohatr ht Dy mine | “Quite true. I should rather be on OOD notsgless siding casters or| Time pressed and Bermuda called come on, Mr. Cloud elp you!” wie gids thes =on fe Ofer wait cy dom made for chairs! Pursuant to his directions, Hollister He fF Te ant s cae Hollister, busied with retrospect! and by taking some] told neither Ballin nor Kirby that be Mr cloud emittea "You Know—Ned told you pe heavy felt or tgun shell wads! was quitting New York. And neither whieh had in that he's practically cngaged and securing tt of ft gratitude, Sister-In-law trig “Ie that go? Well, he surely de. de y and ver: A, t + “flottstar, Serves to be congratulated,” said Hol Uster, ty of perfect . ant 8 ne ison ee “Yes. He's much upset at this—rvp- maelt hi aration.” ee ye ME) "What separation ls that?” “Why~thin!” hat ¢r Hollister caught his breath . ‘tmrlovmene “You don't mean—she's witl you!” “Certainly. She and Miss [exford. And—pot Mr. Hf ? No. He's tn tov Nor Ned, nor FT ed Ballin’s dinner party had one of Ned Ballin's ar party bad ta Kirby?’ ret principal of that executory et must bave hired him as a watch doz. Just you three?” “That's all. We're coming down f had descended the sleps cad’ was . 1n the course of five or tan minutes g month {clinging desperately to the door { ind apotheosizing the god of tera. A fairly heavy sea was fround with runniig nd the Devonian had h some iene ent gain headway, fol ste noved to Investigate. oat at Pg uiecan This brought him into direct coms !fqu‘l!st Mr. Cloud had 1 suMetently to lift his head, and ¢ rd the fore nai animosity, to & passing Holitster was both stupefied r thrilled, Just the three of them! ‘Tw days aboard ship-and a om . Bermuds Time to talk to Rallin’s He beckoned tewar {9 split of cham- oN I attempted to replace the pins Il liriet to piteh, Flolliste ed steward, comm pitt of cham counin; time to talk to Miss Rexford: found {t linpossible to rivet them, be-| fo ‘bo diverted by the nie Prepared pagne and @ ra ulti na time to talk to Mr, Cloud! Time to enough to Lay ‘ of vigorous tack! t 1 ofl unkind 6 * @ Mn T used the box with loose ping until |? orore tacking, But u8 ma r H lin’s cousin was on board! CHAPTER X. brushed « malingeriig crumb from ugh the hinges as far ae they| 208 O00 af “Phank you “he. sald, Bee eer aaN venta Whale barpiy | mUnlonion wih She. wi 4 eyes of an pulling fiw yachting cay AnOW RIS MPT wasn't until the followin with strong pliers, as shown in ma midds Aah A Man Whee eit ie eee however, that Hollister Mustration, afler which they Were | yielding unconditionally to the pro- aiiretty etutty 4 #." alowed his frst glimose of Ba oH OT ears method can with n-|* rid lndlspoaltion, was neverthe- Hollister \ cousin, In the mean ttine ohe tage be Used In cases where See eo diang wasnt be, wae going "Stutty and- 1m cP hadn't appeared at dinner, n sired to change & loose-pin butt into! i. tame and’ gave Helttee ee Ratna to Bern the obvious, 82e gladdened his heart by her a fast-pin one and where riveting ty) ook of @ pawW-faat animal. Hollis: ia hate unger man: QUent presence on deck, But at ten Lae e ee tom Fors = rs memory skipped one cylinder ubway ex. o'clock on @ sunny December morn'ng. Poe We and suddenty exploded. He but in defers Hollister descried a dalaty figure 10 Aspinwall, aff what he be half #0 much action ¢ did right tn the ctty.” wtually Ignorant of bis re the bows, and after a little wary skirmishing he strode confidently for- ward and lifted his tweed cap. “Mra, Cloud? he aid, Her pleasure at the congress was no less obvious than his; so that her weloome was doubly delightful to bim. “My brother-in-law had told me you were on board,” she eaid. “So I knew 1'd see you sooner or later, But what a coincidence!” “Isn't {t!" he agreed happily. “We missed you in New York, 7 thought you'd degerted us for the West.” “No,” he corrected. “I sald I might e wont West. I said I might be sent snywhere, And then | was sent to He wondered how much w of the occurrence at tho analysis had n. “But I don’t believe (ll find wn there aa I Her profile was toward him, so that be couldn't be certain if her expres- sion changed appreciably “Really? I thought the Aspinwall was atupldt” “Once I went over a powder mill,” eald Hollister, trrelevantiy, “It need ed paint and hingles and a glazier nd @ gang of carpenters—but!” Rallin's cousin laughed softly. “The only tingle I had in a fort- night was when I thought our room ad been robbed. Had you heard not that?" ot!" eald Hollister. “Is that @ “Por a while we thought tt was Miss Rexford missed @ diamond ring and s pin, but a maid found them, i the manager ner least the ring. ecovered.” Is that sof Was tt @ valuable gr? b, yes, indeed—a fine solitaire. ‘aa worth three or four hundred rs. But it was found the same ' The pin wasn't worth anytiing, Vd just given tt to her, and ehe weet enough to be more anxious bat than she waa about the them back to us he pin she never sald Hollister. “So whe got r ring back, did Ho explored watsteoat pocket to make eure that o bar pin was still safe Ob, yes. And the little pin T zave r Was just seed pearls ani |it! sapphire chips, Bo our excitement in't last long. Hollister realized that tf she weren't nt atar- very Hor look to superlatively frank and hon- hamber session, whe was rkmaniike actre: tn wi My own experiences weren't er. ‘ly that disguleting,” he sald; “but hey were swift enough tor How 't that Ned ten't with » Oh, he may run down ister " ing rertously of tt. 1 hor odo Lmtd Hollister "Neda ne of the finest fellows I ever met in y Nife. We were together « lot in emorid, you know, And the worst ET ISOBEL A STORY OF THB BIG NORTH WOODS By James Oliver Curwood Will Begin on This Page Monday, thing anybody could ever aay about bim was that he never hit bard luck enough to be awfully altruistic. didn’t get the point of view of the Kirby used to tell ded was @ him that what he ne of disaster and the mumps on bor! oides at the same time tainly has played tu fuck.” Bho wasn't alti “Don't you think misfudged him, leaned both elbows the rail and gloried in the fine 6 Spray againat his you think #0?” said Ballin’s cousin, ahead at the diving bow. dido’t understand Ned He's ashamed to we ‘eslings on bis sleeve that, he'a the proudest wouldn't siippose that worry in the world!” . “No—because I'm sure he lasn't. was enigmatival did missjudge bin. | fen’t Uhe happiest man I know “But who ts? Unless, of cousin etarte’d perceptibly and into her eyes caine a fuxitive | which had Its disturbing Influence on “Why should you eay that?’ eho asked in an undertone Hollister bowed gravely. “am_ I precipitate? from Pete Kirby that had every reason to be the happiest man you know,” She looked at ht gare, that both her hands were «& ping the rail more tightly motign of the ship req “I—I can't pretend what you mean, but he erted at the Hollister loved he He shrank from himself to do it fix and said ry: 5 was Mke that oo if self, why, I'll @o badly about it! Ballin's cousin ti “Nothing you do Tn payment shadow of @ emile ¢ merest quiver Dec. 24 of the Ips upward at the corners: | but atill a harbinger of sunshine, Not- withstanding, he knew tnatinettively | that the morning was spotied for him; those Christmas boxes with cake and Jellies, preserves and mince pies, and if it tan't too high, we may put a small jchicken in and lots of other sweets. |My mother or Jim don't know any thing about this, but T know mg brother will be crazy about it By BILLIE RANKIN, ago eleven, No, 477 8t. John’s Pla Srooklyn Contributions From Kiddies on ¢ hat Ballin’ cousin wasn't @ ett! t0| “ig thie nmask her emotions before a com. | sud , iratively unknown young man, He | Sad why, act send pod on, knew that it was @ matter of mins | Stved"s lente and utes before she would terminate the| t conversation; he didn't expect. th her excuse would be the untimely rival of Miss Rexford, But Miss Rexford, good-humored and viva- cious, wos tramping healthily around cousin, tarrying only until her com panton had rei mured a futile falsehood and fled in continent walk wit Miss Rexford Suddenly she usked bim, pleasantly, but polat blank " ow did you know we were coming to Bermuda? From Ned Ballin?” No, Asa matter of fact, I didn’t, know you were coming until I met! Mr. Cloud on deck.” “Nonsense!” rathor coolly, nd say that Tr established the proof. I'm not in the ha inconsequential facts,” he sald, Miss Rexford sighed gently. Either you're a wonderful prevart cator or else you're frightfully tn genuous,” she sald, tempering the in dictment with a gay ttle laugh Why did you take this boat?” lt wae the first one I could get.” Ned didn't tell you—or Mr. Kirby ‘idn't—that we'd taken passege on one told me” 83 Rextord Hollister naturally stopped, too. The out an optical battle of short duration It only gors to show that we'd bet- ter understand each other now," sald Miss Rexford "There's no use flub- 1g wround at cross purposes like ribe to that, all rigat Hollister w You didnt cusuue to lose a bar pin, did you? A little sapphire and pearl pin? { think it waa ono Mra Cloud gave you the night I met you and how was tt that you didn’t re- port, that loss to the office?” “Why, T= how did you know—I id Hollister with alac- my ry great privilege to r (to You with my compliments no hope of reward.” He held the vin to her, (To Be Continued Monday.) cabins de luxe; and Ballin's hed the rail, mur- Ho Hollister began to t happens to be the truth,” he sald you look me etraight In the tof lying about ed tom halt, and on walking aft; they paused {ir ter of a Ifeboat and fought . xplored the recessea of ». bis walstcoat pocket, nie, wa a sa BWR Sry. gg coe, No a & u Perso z re % wha 7 ming ti wy Wize ON cad 15k Seo Rh PENNANT WINNERS. Benjamin Brownstein, age thirteen, No. 38 Siegel Street, Brooklyn; Suek Devitt, age aight, No. 80) Classop Avenu Brooklyn hel Henderson, age nine, Peari River, N.Y; Evelyp Holmen age thirte Ww teaville N. J Allan Ig) birte ¥4 Eighth Street, Jersey A Benjamin Krasner, age thirteen, No. 598 Stone Avenue, Brooklyn; Ca Kreger, age fourteen, No. 111 Kansas Street, Hackensack, N. J; Emma McGuire, age ten, No Bast 150th Street, New York: Mahoney fen, No 1s Richard Street, sklyn; George Marquardt, age aa, No 826 Abbott Road, Buffalo, N. Y¥.; Louise Omwake, age ten, No Washington, N. J,3 e four, No. 79 Lock. onkers, N. ¥ couron no. 253 AAA AAA nnn