The evening world. Newspaper, February 12, 1918, Page 15

Deep So POR Copyright, 1918, by the Press Publishing Co, (The New Tork Brening World), Exercise for Hollow Chest. chested women and OLLOW those who are round should- ered and thin should study the exercise shown with this lesson and follow it carefully. Stand with the backs of the hands together, as shown, heels to- gether, hend slightly bent. Slowly raise the arms and make a large clrcle with thom until the palms of the hands are facing each other above the head and are about a foot apart. Take a deop breath as the arms are coming up and bring the head up meanwhile. When the lungs are filled to capacity slowly lower ) arms, head and shoiMders (slightly) and exhalo completely. Do this by an open window ten or more times at each practice, with the body free tions of any kind. Many thin women wear the small girdle corset, and this one also is injurious unless worn comfortably loose, because the compression on the lower parts of the lungs causes the upper parts of them to be crowded up against the inner side of the first rib, and the constant fric- tion causes irritation, which 1s often @ dangerous condition, fre- quently being @ forerunner and en- courager of consumption and other lung diseases, So those of my read- ers who aro slender enough to make ‘a good appearance without the uae of a corset should discard it for health’s sake, Personally I know ever so many Womemwho welgh not FASTING--MRS. J. L. B.; Do not follow this rule unless under advice of & physician, Whether or not you should give up your regular work meanwhile depends entirely upon cir- from all tight clothing and restrie-| - Breathing FOR Health and Beauty By Pauline Furlong Stand with head slightly bent, backs of hands together, Blowly raise arme in large olrcle until palms face overhead about one foot apart. inhale during this movement, then slowly lower arme and exhale, more than normal and frequently are even under welght, and still, through vanity, cling to the long, tiff corset, which is tight and rigid enough to hold the most obese fig ure in place. I might also add that these same women are, each and every one of them, sufferers from nerves, indigostion, constipation, ir. ritability, sallowness and other glaring Indications af slow blood ciroulation, and are constantly tak- {ng all sorts of drugs, cathartics and beauty treatments and talking about “change of climate,” &c., to better their health and appearance, whon a little good judgment and common sense are all that aro uec- essary to cure them. Answers to Health and Beauty Questions. woveral times each day and tr imagine the book t# atill on % ar oe at other times when you aro cumstances surrounding you--age, occupation, general health and for | What reason you desire to fast, WATER BEFORE BREAKFAST— M. R, T.: I do not think you should drmk two quarts of water before breakfast and I doubt !f any one does | 80, However, take at least two glass-| es, hot or cold, before breakfast and! drink at least two quarts beween| meals, Also take two glasses before retiring. CUCUMBER ASTRINGENT AND) BLEACH—MURIEL 1.: Wah and! chop some large, fresh cuoumbare | and strain them through gause, Mix | with equal parte of alcohol and keop Ushtly corkel This {s drying and sbould not be used on wrinkled or dry skin, It i effective for large pores, EXERCISE FOR DOUBLE CHIN AND DROOPING HEAD—MARGA- ROT W.: Walk about the room with a ook on the head for five minutes | The Housewitfe’s | ___Scrap Book __| HEN making apple any of the various apple sauce cake recipes, a sossy * cake will be avoided {f the apples are cooked without water. 4 The way to test an oven with a plece of white paper—if for pastry, the paper should become a light brown, if for bread, it should turn dark yellow; if for sponge cake oF Light desserts, the paper should turn ‘a light yellow, ff the bath room ia tvo chilly for baby’s buth, place his tub upon tea wogon and give lim " where jt is warm, Tim us ii as fuel can be aved f acho of beans Is heated ling wter while the brown bread . eaming When the bread is ¢ ng in oven ihe beans may be moved from the can 0 clean cupper or brass dip a cu Jemon into fine salt and rub over @teb into @ paper bag tlan placing a pieve the top as It ca w * If tho shoe p Iried a few * grops of turpe 1 restore ite Baturate « head of lettuc DUMB-BELLS FOR THIN GiRL— FRANCES F.: Use tho light wooden bells, 1¢ any. None are n you, however, ne FRECKLES — pauLa D.: may be faded out somewhat wi following mixture: Powdered boric level teaspoonful; sugar, level tes Spoonful; lemon ‘Juice, two oun: Plain lemon juice in drying to skin and should be avoided by thone who have wrinkles and crow's fect, Theae SOUR NEN HOME PAGE Tuesday, February 12 1 AH GoING AFTER ANOTHER PIECE oF COAL Sone Ropy AT THe DooR, ft ) Can You Beat It! Oprte' vo Yk Pease Woe t ow York DIDN'T You_GeTA PIECE OF COAL IN Your EYE 2 By Maurice Ketten HE ISA DETECTIVE THE RAILROAD WANTS, “THAT PIECE OF CoAL (CroT (in MY EYE __ The Evening World’s Kiddie Klub Korner Gonducted by Eleanor Schorer | oo Y We Vee Publishing Co, (The New York bieping Worl Barns. Buster's Adventures | By Uncle Harry eee nnn The Ice Flower, | z . 4 a CEFEQOSTER” slipped through the hola tn thp fence one day,| ‘ acrons the road and into the| wu — forest. He had the “running away’ base (PS habit, which ts hard to break and | [tA —As, makes mothers very unhappy. Hla? a . “ty conscience hurt him and he was soa about to turn back when he met Mr.} For | “Good morning, alr.” he sald, but Rot In hin usual happy tone. “Why | Mr. Fox “Buster” didn't want to aay he wan Jashamed of himself, #0 he replied mM Ured of being small; | want to} be big, but it takes tuo long tu grow | what's the matter?” asked mat! no quick; that|farter he went; ho tried to cate kin, but {uslde of a] hold of something but couldn't. All At once he #aw ho was ner the ed Ilo led the way to the mountain-|of # precipice jade, Up and up they elimbed. “Buster” thought he was lost un thr u thioke ena pine grove] til he bumped into a litt an ond at last out upon the bare rocks.| the very brink, For what m t fur away was a great shoot of} hours he hung of, getting colder a Hiew and snow. Mifty feet from tta] the time. He knew he would neve edie grew a beautiful white flower, [are home again, Suddenly some c said Mr.| thing reached up and lifted him ov ¢ iil grow big.” | the edge. and slippe Tt was Mr. phant, ‘Tho prec). ” battered, but} pice wasn't very high, #0 he had urted. Suddenly his feet] climbed to the top. He scolded “Tu lown he olld. Fasterand! tort for not being more careful Klub Kolumn if Cousin Eleanor’s F Dear Klub Cousins: Ho fought his fight in the bope of giving freedom to all men. DAY our great nation cele)" mat is what wo aro doing now. brates the one huodred and] pincoin believed that Right ts ninth birthday anniversary of | Might, perhaps th Aten 1s coun-| So do we, PeRhaDe the Ereatens ian! tile. 6 With God's help he proved hiw try ever has produced—or evor will, beliet, There {4 not one among you but ‘Bo will wet knows that I speak of our beloved Cousin Eleanor. IAncoln, who wan called “Great ae Heart" by those who dmired his ABRAHAM LINCOLN. wisdom, goodness and gentleness, his generosity and his brave, firm stand for Justice. Coorge Washington, Abraham Lin- coln and President Wilson will ever stand side by side in American bis tory as the threo great fair fighters ot le Ago when men we tormented, depressed, «. oe pe Xery foe ingen then, none tuties united were, Aud Teh no once did they to their masters dant to tober [a he land of Freedom ant Justioe, Wherv laws did forbid all Unie; Now wag gallant He and Tie tet sti th Abraham Lincoln sent his army one pal land pare Into the fleld for the same cause that Me, wae the one who proctaimed that colored end our brave boys are crossing the ocean he white , ane of ‘ for to-day—-LIBERTY, th Sata Te eet 2 ae * in ene; A sories of largely on Incidents in th luced by the Benjamin Chapin St condensed Version of Mrotn, SYNOPSIS OF the wite ‘clear! Big, dempite rh centre of the raft, Tt was at this patch of unglazed window that Rastus pointing was hands Look eren @ Abe!” he bubbled, in- as he pointed. “Look! only nd Johnson as wi eyes the diregtion of the # vam but I, followed Lincoln, waving bands. Kastus's mad article. ment stirred them to keen ouri- \ When washing a dover \ ae vould wet dhe cogs as the Kieuse ai" squea, tastus, ee hed ra 'towe j 1h ton the gunwale as If wil come oft upon the t an NO leie Mareen Clet wheel will ho harder to tu jy yellow water that aop- bf vou Wish to keep food two flatbouts, "t's my ee eee cat ter asked Dennis ust can pe kept ou bons nay. seus Ma!” voviferated the i “My Mu, what d got lost, Dar she ts! ‘In dart iat cabin, dur! L seen her Where did you see her?” deman hia eyes holding an alr grip over the young was she when you saw her bag, IC i nalde a Wrap th moistened in salt water an desome neither lard nor str tam as { cabin yondah,” replied the 10 cabin of dat boat. In de { jes saw her face fot a Den it was gone. But 1 saw I eee you right now, whe had been a your mother's hands, manded Lincoln. "Or N's Was grabbin’ tus, "Like as de bara,” up—an Bhe ngth to hang on, dat Dey was a hand like , no bongeh dramatio film stori s of America rly life struggles of Abraham Lincoln. chief thed with both his wildly gesticulant black and trading's © Kagged and in the making, found Pro- A Paramount Picture series. Mr. Chapin’s original stories novelized By Albert Payson Terhune | Abe Lincoln Appeals to the Law and Fails, Then Strikes for Freedom. (Covrright. 1918, by Beniamin Chapin, All rant PRECEDIN PTI of Tom Lincoln, dies aut le reserved.) 5, Abe facing tue world jae . 2 ky with disfavor CHAPTER VIII, Law and the Lawless. HE little negro was standing on th wale, swaying Perilously to and fro, poiuting tu frantic excitement at the cabin of the Roswell boat, Now, at first glance, there was notht is boat's cabin to arouse any furore at al structure, perhaps ten feet square and cig very edge of the flatboat's gun. t this second flat- vered, box~ » built in the It had @ stout oaken door und had also a single tiny square of window-opening, high up at one corner obeh her mouf, too," » boy down, and unwale. called loudly, “mma waiting for a re- en, Impressed stened, too ot the barred 4 sound, 4 the in r woman's, But po ho called again, raugied sound Offut,” went on and carrying na Out, and af cunt speak, aide of the 1 you're head ng sounded cabin, at" went oF hn with eagernes wm tm Abraha 1 brought you « pile of m ¢ You How Kaock i 4 sounded, Ave, whirling Howweil's a how he ish clothes The rum- He tes w , piace after ans ! 1 He got ” When he has a » to New Jewelry ho ‘ ralying hin “Vow mar you negroos ed In gyhat SON OF DEMOCRA By Benjamin Chapin cabin? Kaock once for Bight muffed knocks answered im. ach one.” “Boys,” said Abe, quietly, “he! where Mr. Roswell's cugeer of ne stealer changes for a [ng-time at the penitentiary, iff of this county, lod along!” Harding is I'm going up to information with him an¢ Roswell and his crew jailed. fer you fellows and myself as » deputios to help arrest them. though, we'll just step aboard that » doat and smasii the cabin door in and set those poor creatures free me Firat, ft Hare nt and ja key beside him. n tho restaurant, a negro ' the table in crew. Sheriff of this asked Lincoln, oren't you In fat Creole DrAcob pipe, & ton halt in front of the fat me { i Tio. just Ushi" grunted Harding, di niod. “IL hoped you was’ a rent 4l\ proof to back my charges Come t customer. They're mixhty few down and see for you Hurry, these days. Yop. I'm Sheriff, What man! ‘Th » w lose, My ® want?” and two m 4 of wil tive of them forever! Murry im Sheriff of this county,” drawled Roswell, still without a ing, “and L know my rights, lm not 0g tO arrest a repu nerobant oh the complaint of 4 Lusky down 4i-heel nobody, by 4y around bere knows Mr. Ros and respects n. Noty ever beard of Abra ham 1 @nd novody ever wu 1 call on you to ar du arrest this ner fi in, And I call on you to tu spend the nigut n vito Hiarding, suriily “< o 4 If the law won't hel; stormed Lin ny the ws on ab in ate of 1 And Disregarding the #4 4 ae ‘ “| TELL YOU IT'S MA,” CRIEO RASTUS, “MY MA, WHAT DONE GOT + > y ashore, cl 1 town the t t Johnson and Hanks, A a0 4W 1 1 n. instant Roswell aud hin f n. 2 ame tramping down t bk f te area the eating house on the blu nem f “ : ‘ “Qui boys!" commar and we'll he hier vet coln. "Grab those sweeps t of the thieves by Lie m. ed his sweep nr “way the brutes off ti!l I come ba from t Boing to get Harding ng blinked drowa at Instantly ow sprang Up the bank at ona bound did not attr. H mo aboard thelr flatboat and beg Lincoln, His two # @bitt the corn ® cast off. Roswell foliowad more le & couple of long ae by ar'ipping pine over to the Roswell Y #er'ous Ke ° olnu bounded d nk stood at bay, «win against a par » a with him- 1 t formidable weapona to rep >» observed «Into the bla on coming crew f ‘he derringor, In less than @ minute Lr haa Ame Im Abraba a" That thin ¢ mhoatt™ neofted reached the log-eabin ‘ P pan t ow ® Abe r an ‘ THE CLUE OF THE TWISTED CANDLE BEST DETECTIVE STORY IN TEN YEARS Begin It on This Page Monday, February 18 Yee of ties! re 0u this bod."* Tho & martry he diet forever he Lree Gio has reper of a be ait Me and Go) have male le 1K ia enue brave Li ‘Betory former staid, irom eg land 7 BVELYN KOMN ay 81 Btieet, New York MY VALENTINE, L 3 January Contest Award Winner. > abrupt standstill, “Why dida't you remember to cock it?” oll instinctively glanced down © two lifted hammers of his pla- Se he did #0 Lincoln's arm flow His palin smote Hoswell's vand, knocking the weapon out » Uekru-atouleré grasp and into () blow, driven by all the mus- cular force Of Lincoln's other arm, ist Hosweil Mush on the point of a spun Impact of his lng. *pring 8 ; ; Hut, even us| To My Red Cross Sister In Franoe. woldt Wo of his crew shoved tine with sincerity 1 afeat uoke. The cat prayer for wetory, ftuin the dual push of the hooks] 2er the Alive and thelr noble enter- ay ithe rekety dock, r hich democracy shall artee, _ Lincoln found Litaself atanding en ical ca pi a re EiOd “ ten feot of muddy’ water | N% 189 G . 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