The evening world. Newspaper, February 9, 1918, Page 13

FOR | "> Health and Beauty| By Pauline Furlong | Coperight, 1918, ty the Prea Publidhing Oo. (The New York Brening Worl) | Exercise to Relieve Drawsiness PADERS who have little time for exercises should steal a few minutes several times aach day and practice the one de- scribed to-day, which {s not tire- some and ts quickly and easily per- formed. Go out on the porch, or in the yard, on the roof or by an open win- dow and stand With the feet apart, palms pressed firmly on’ abdomen ‘Take & deep breath, raising the head and shouldors, and distending tho) abdomen, as shown, until the lungs| are filled to capacity. Coynt five) slowly, while the body {s held tn this | position. Then gradually exhale and/ ; Take a deep Breath, filling bring t! lungs, count five, then exhale Se ee tee ee el slowly, bringing trunk forward | waistline, and press inward on the) abdomen as though in an effort to) expel all air. Do this about ten| times if you feel tired, nervous or! drowsy during the day, In this manner you force the fresh air to the most remote corners of the body and each tiny cell and all of the}employed with necossary duties. organs and tissues aro fed a mu@h-| Revently many houses have been needed frosh supply of oxygen @nd/ turned: into recreation centres for pure blood, B jour sailors and soldiers who are on Readers who perform tedious) jeave tn the city, and many of you work during the day should not {n-| could go to these places and dah dulge in knitting and faney work| play cards, enjoy music and reading, during leisure hours, This may/or just merely cheerful, Nght con sound unpatriotic, I know, but there! versation with the boys. This would are many other things that you can|be a real charity and pleasure for Accomplish to “do your bit” and not] all parties and givo the tired, brain-| shatter your health meanwhile. ‘The|fagged business girl's mind recrea Nation does not want weak men or| tion and @ much-needed change. | Answers to Health and Beauty Queries. FLABBY BREAST—Mr-s, G. B.D. Veo a ii » following mixture but do not massage with 1t. Just ap- ply it ¢ Rtams, wh benzoin 12 grams, grains, pulverized ts at waistline and pressing on ab- domen to force out all alr from | lungs. women, but I know many nervous, irritable women who sit and knit every hour that they are not actually [not at once start a strenuous treat nent to prevent them, Remove and @tockings and rub the parts wit jice or snow until a good circulatio oll sweet, almonds 60| {4 started and the flesh a ams, tagpure | natur ee Warkeoit ma nin § grams, jwith witch bagel, s© vigoro SHORTWINDED—Mrs, 1. K. OILY SKIN AGAIN—Mrs, Laura uMcient lung capacity causes this Tat Yeo, it is true that bathing the of course, superfitous fat has| oily parts of the faco with mtid|#!80 4 great deat to do ; The | vora 4 solution will help over-| 1). ¢. tht abd eatanels Paey iar t come the olliness. tra exertion causes you “gasp tor | pas breath Deeg habit will ONIONS—Mrs, Mark H Ontons, shortness of ookud or raw, are 4 wholesome food YT use the sup and contain much nutrition, ‘Dhey ota} ne useful ation and have a large ame and is ben fewad to the anenile, COCOA BUTTER AND SUPER. FLUOUS HAIR Mrs. D. V, ¢ xonally, 1 think 4t te the ruby tiction which causes the th vair when most any grease ts used on the skin, For this reason hair z unics are of little, if any, yelue A series of dramatic film stories largely on inci when applied to the ecaip without fiOY onan NASSARE. ROR Itud a Nttle Benjamin Chapin Studi DANDRUFF—Awatter Re of the following into th calp twice each week an vith five minutes’ massage to | ne scalp. Bay rum 6 ounces, olty vit 1 ounce, dnoture of cantharides 1 ounce, This is for dry ecalp, It ed the hould be applted with a drop; hut the hatr will not be and only the wcalp will receiv onto, EXCESSIVE OILINESS OF THE SKIN—Mre, T. M. B.: Soap an jot water, followed by of cold water for several im help overce \ a (Coreright, 1918, by Mentamen KYNOPSIS. OF f Tom Lr ne eldew An, putt But the war-whoop of the Indian cotton should then bo rubbed ovor the olly parts. CHILBLAINS — Mrs, J. Bathe the chilblains in a w Hon of hydrochloric acid, b use this if the chilblains b in that case this application wi most painful. Use the following ture instead; Melt one ounce & olive ot, lard and beeswax over | especie court) hom: aden with invisible scalps. Abo'a chief reason for reverenct warm water, and then add one 7 ng iumpentine, ‘Remember that if the his shiftiess father waa the tact that burn and itch and pain whe: viter had actually lived among nter a Wann room after long the Indian Infested forests of Ken- poaure to the cold, yout may be eure| tt as a Boy and could tell mur- of those bloody days. ver tired of listening to that chitblains will result if you ————— = these t acit. of Tom's, And Newest Things ear WANS a One ett in Science - ent wae enlivened by Sut the best of them all—so Abe Instead of a largo wheel, a new | 1) the giney windmill uses twe nders flited ane eaee with vanes and set vertically 1m we ro after the Rev. a housine } »pposing D: y had held the belated 4 i such a way that they rev services over Nancy Line in opposite directions. | } in the nelehborhood had ‘ ft 6 » services t 9 The Govern : Krouping "around. the ided in favor 5 eae mA erhatet: Caley yatem for electrifiing its 6 . a eateatiy tart n preference to the third ral ers eloquent tribute AUSC It cost 10 per cent, Lexa to m 1 abd bia prayer for tho he ge in equipment , henge in saiipms he had left behind to face ng the parts with a w: » world without her wy, cree sh ele triejang have Now that tt was all over and Mr. igh ampereg” selephone| Blkin bad ridden away southward, that can be teed f : Abe and his father settled down ems telephony, again routine of dally lite, 1" lking of the funeral A patent has been granted tor 9 lounged on the Ney pa of dents in the early life struggles of Abraham Lincoln. condensed version of Mr, Chapin'a original stories novelized By Albert Payson Terhune. PE ES : Young Abe Hears a Thrilling Story of Frontier Life That Bristles With Indians and CHAPTER VI THE INDIAN FIGHT, lana wiidernoss of 1820 there were devoutly thankful for the passing of the mu still recalled the dark days of a few decades earl! @:| tomahawk had turned peaceful settlements into an inte But the boys of Gentryville were less glad than w the new safety that followed the driving out of the « ly (when he was not haranguing imaginary Ju ved to go Indian-hunting through the forest ¢ ICANT STAND THAT Coo MY | AM GLAD SHE IS GONE ! SHE DRovE NE CRAZY SO GLAD You ASKED US WE , ARE WITHOUT A COOK Se Leave ANG eRe “TLL Get RIO OF HER, FORGET HER SHE HAS GONE You Beat It! OUT OF ‘Your LIFE 2D & KY / WE HAVE ANEW ONE sf Se Coprrian eee te Now york be By Maurice Ketten Cul Ger EWEN witw ‘you For THIS PEARL WHAT ARE You Dong ? of America in the making, founded Pro- amount Picture seri Daring Deeds. Chapin, All re CEDING CHAPTER to. pevfutmn had forever a t wild animals, Grown people ous red men; and when torch and o their elders, at ages, Abo Lincoln, 9 in the Woodshed and to return “They'd aay tiut if from Indian asked Ado, 5 "Yes," a went with his life was w My father was ¥ 0 Was to ride ucky, Dad?" {hie father, “if Re 1 be more'n t of Injuna. an, ‘bout the rd tell of, an’ deed onten Kaintuck, ‘9 shoul: n' that Abe, tn asnented Tom 2 he went ns! s rifle home, Ho a had awore the " sm an’ that t he didn't | * 1 within a f ‘ vddy Kind f mot care rered that no Injun would near to the fort as our cabin w But, aw did the 1 against Grand against him m settlers?” “Why od-foud Lin Why rains! the other wireless instrument that transm!is 0 the cabin after “'Count of hia k #0 many of musical notes, employing the . pper of mush and milk, ‘em that time, y ciple that the pitch depends or eure is changed!” oom. “What time?” insis pidity with which sparks are dis m JAnooln, puffing lasily at ‘Tom knocked out | q hat preacher-man i against hoot sa ee k into the very “Here's the Id Forestry experts have found that a He'aen-ridin "Daddy 4 aa plant growing luxur! what's more. lived ut t 5 i Philippines and here 5 a rifle at his eadd wf gest un y , weed, is used in other party of * ago ff a man done th Mostly we let t was plumb crawy Par East for the production of ca 4 phon. or else almin’ te omit eootcide,’ cubfs daughter — Far name--was really used to come, on cabin, an’ bring we to us children an’ he sewin’ an’ all that. ( at the village was name was Hawk Eye. he could get hold of a t whiskey “ho used to drunk, An’ This Hawk too, Sho co © kind of other buck called mornin ed Moy friendly ye ttle fay Bhe By Benjamin Chapin whenever of trad murder ab red 4 ed to tell Red M i THE INDIAN MAID Pt the woods, ‘out a mile from + Village. tor a day of wo Was ‘bout your age then, M Out to tote Daddy's 4 noon. My |ittle pl 60 along with me, no Tt ‘ “We hadn't gone but « when I could hy na far off alw Daddy was lo y big trees wit 1 his rifle 4 0 1 makes over that paluted doll, Daddy ‘went out into “Then of a sudden Fawn starts up like she'e been stung somewheres, an be stood listenin’ Me an’ Dot ildn't hear nothin’ first off, but them Injuns had powers of hearin uke a collie dok haw Pres'n'ly, though, we heard what sie had heard, It sounded like a an stumblin’ through the bushes. but t waren't No animal It was Haws rnat ornery buck had been up t the tradin’® post barterin’ beaver akin He'd got hold of a fe n whiskey. up there, an’ he waa gerin' along, murder-drunt WWn tried to hide y two id knowed how Hawk d to kiN white folks wi | THRew ER Our ODILSYY Fo! THe JOHNS Ww ANT US R DINNER Good! rut Tray EVER SEE "ACE AGAIN Kiddie KI Denver. | 66] T'S & tong trip to Denver,” anid Trix to the smiling, white-| haired Indy with whom whe and Teddy had made friends in bad | observation car. “Yea,” wan the reply, “but not as! Jong aa my first one, That was be- | fore the Civil War and we had to go | by mtage coach from St. Joseph, Mo. | It took us six days, traveliing day and night, for we only stopped i] change horses and got something to| eat, | “It was on the fifth day that an-| other man got up in front with the} driver, Both had guns, so we were) uneasy, After a fow milion we and when we looked out w cloud of dust in the distance. e | |men got thelr guna ready, but after | ja while ene of thom called out “Cav. | alry!" The Indiane trouble, so my huad army officer, had to moot us.| Denver was just @ mining town then, but it has changed wonderfully.” The alr was #0 clear and bracing when they came out of the #tation that they started off at once to sew the sights, Toddy and Trix had thought of Denver as something | the Western pletures in the “movies,” but instead they found @ fine city with stone dulldinga and wide, #haded streets, “Tht was almoat a desert country,” said Mra. Martin as they drove past the State Capitol, “when the city was founded in 1858." It ts a mile above son level and the centre of a rich mining distriet, producing _ allver, lead, copper, iron and coal. 6 made Denver a big city, though there la lots of other business bere now. It was named for Gen. wers making od, who was an |My Dear Cousins: OULD you Itke to correnpond with an Hnglish chun of your own axe? I have just received a package of about fifty letters from young folk, living in Engiand, who wish to have an American friend. They are tnter- esting, ohatty, and sometimes even newsy letters, Each bes a kiddie author on the other side of the bil- lowy, gray Atlantic Ocean awaiting a reply from one of you American kiddies, ‘What splendid fun st will be to ex- change news with @ child in the country of our ally! 1 If this idea appeals to you, write THE CLUE OF THE TWISTED CANDLE BEST. DETECTIVE STORY IN TEN YEARS Begin It on This Page Monday, February 18 Y 1 wet he a y panniking of (Ucked bim, an’ he was as ragin’ ae ‘Specially, when he eeea Led Moon was told off as escort for He didn’t uble where the Chief was aked off In vowean'arrera an’ | k Was still bilin’ tn Hut the woods, with Meantime, dinner time an’ nner. Daddy gots hufigry an’ be arts Up the trail from where he's ppin’ wood; thinkin’ maybe he'll tne, comin’ wile bis dinner pa Vretly goon he es to the tree ery Hawk Eye bud drove an arrer ugh Dot's ttle frilled “ she's dead ¥ grabs his gun an’ rushes ff to the fort for help in trackin wn the redakins that’s * two children ne of the nojera goes through the forest iawn aren trail, wh jumpy with ‘As phoulder rows nN in’ T wa ant was strolltn’ between Fawn grabbed us each hand. an’ us to nee betw ho bushes an’ ane we ran I looked ba owt ju hack of b nd the curve sof Daddy « th w fy! but we was x an folle mE A Haw) 1 to erked back te t replied Le work off * 414 Hawk & Rea Moon mo, the Howk Byo plunges out makes a rush at tomahawk. Red Moon an’ rappies him dren, one by off at m dead k over my t fight wos m two Hawk Ryo's lie. An’ thoy atarted on the warpath after Daddy “paddy had sent us youngsters on home, an’ he had gone back to his wood choppin’. Of a sudden, an arrer whixzes past bis head. Dad ust had time to duck behind « tr an’ oxtab hie rife, when a whole swarm of arrears” ¢ whiexin after him. “A dozen bucks of Red Moon's! irfbe war chargin’ down on Daddy.| He let fly with his rifle an’ eends one! of'em tothe Happy Hunting Group with @ slug through his heart, one he killed wae Hawk Bye The sound of the shootin’ brough: | Hoone an’ the sojers trom the fort | he Jump. They got there Just in to save Daddy's ac For his] ammunition had run out an’ he wa | | | surrounded, He had caught v Infun—that had sneaked clo» behind him—ant throwed him straix . rest, Daddy was » might pow'ful man, But the redakina woul | got him at that {f tt hadn't bee for Boone an’ the asojers.” “But you said"——— began Abe ‘I know,” interposed his father—"! know. Everything in tte right order yaddy went ont to the wo: nd the cabir ' wood. The I what Dun'l for fn © that day in the for Sidn't rightly b Boone raid about Bo he didn't think Where It alway blood. feud r the cabin ds fo be lookin’ ont w Daddy lean ove m toss fall on his ¢ An Mpjun ran ont ' for the rifle first. & ' "i tone 4 a body, He was the it once n beh The Evening World's Seeing America } Cousin Eleanor’s Klub Kolumn ub Korner | Conducted by Eleanor Schorer ' Comrriadt, 1918. by the rene Publishing Oo, (The New Tork Brening World) James W. Denver, Governor of thy Territory of Kansas, which then i1p ‘They were now on the way to Look out Mountain Park, which belong’ to the elty, but fs fourteen miles awa: Rownd and round the bills went the | road, in some places along the edgy of steep clitffs, but always leadinw higher and higher. Teddy and Tri, shouted with delight at the beantifat scenery, but the chaiffeur ebook her? head and told them to wait. Final! the mimmit was reached, alt got ou! and he led the way “This is Wildcat Potnt; look!" 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