The evening world. Newspaper, February 23, 1918, Page 13

HOME PAGE. Mila tds February 23 A - ¥Pinscciseinahesp Famous | Film Actresses ee The Sr 7 orld’s (Tee New Y: | | Tell About Themselves oe ie Klu orner« Y € a” . CAPRICE, “The Sunshine Maid. Conducted by Eleanor Schorer tight, 1918, dy tho Press Pablivting Co. New York Evening Worl), Covrright, 1018. by the Pres Publishing Oo, (Tha New Tork Krening World| By June Caprice. vodhiaaes i (Written for The Evening Wortd.) |? S + . 4 “ “* AN way quite truthfully that 1) % yvecin g A meri a came into motion pictures through| & : the morest accident. By Uncle Harr ng Last spring @ big picture producer| ® . followed a young Boston schoolgirl | 2 Salt Lake © all the way home to her very door-| % | BL bb City. | ) step, rang the bell, Introduced him-| @ 66 18 ta the town the Mormone | to her parents and left town for! 9 ‘ built,” oafd Mra, Martin, as | ~ at his offices before the of the | out on the roof of the ho: Ky | te could ave the Temple above the tr ‘Phat girl was 1, and William Fox | > Whioh lined the broad atreets; twelve the raat tn 3 miles away the sun sparkied on tho Boston, and decided forthwith that 1| 4 waters of Great Salt Lake, and tn the was to play leading roles in some of| © distance wero ranges of mountain | pers ant he came to the house] °° peaks. | ans hia intention to make me| { “When Brig , ii | @ movie star, t just laughed. It all| 2 ; See Seapets Leung led. te.) sounded so dreamy and vielonary * rat Mormons here in 1847 this} Two days after that eventful meet-| + was a desert plain,” ehe added ‘4. ing in Boston I arrived in New York| “There wore no railroads nnd they a City | Boon, 1 was on my way to the : had come hundreds of miles on foot | be tesa other girls to have a “came or in wagons, They began at once df test.” We were told ta mate up ‘ oo ore, atone to frigate their farms, * camera man explained to ua that $ tho Hint tno yeere beh BE diy, ‘Gtaces refect all the light and others| ¥ JUN G54 Fou Gan aon What a beamctal absorb it, and that powder—just| } PRICE.” een tee at a beautiful enough to take the shine off- to oe ‘ oes woeer Monod anne them: more “ns 7 aid the light in making true impres- ‘ . 1 “ xt day Mr. Fox had ua all in the| Studios, and the sun burns right y ay |e Tait aoa , Bese yore: ian sane ee rset | Jahrough you., T went to bed early that waits Hor time ‘ney, defied ofr vl nett hy, look at the gulls!” exclaimed 7 Jon the screen. Could that be me, 1) tieht, but for two hours I just lay Utah In now’ loyahe bate ane | | ¥en" eatd her mother, “but there Y PhouRht? Did T pout so? Or frown there, thinking and t tan In.now a lovil, patriotic 8 are no fish; the only thing that can ’ 50? I stamping my foot that| the director + t a ( fore A cuous bulidine ener livo in the Jake is @ kind of eheim: wi ee uying that I could not do, tila, wa kK r $ f i shaped like a bee Die ai Of] They had waded out till the Waker » this or that? Don't ook | 1 ile ‘wwas tho! was breast high when Trix folt hi It hardly acemied possible, for 1) LOOK AT Ti He end, the Temple | ankles seized. m: earcely recalled a thing that I had, !2 line, Do. of the “St done before the camera. right, cu ‘i Ke pernacls seaid 10,000 gine eee Cotbg| thinking she wae Mr, Fox saw to it that I wag enug-| After price 6f the Mountains" | i ut the roof ts supported she waa floating nal nt, however, fy housed in & boarding 6chool in 724) was finished, I had a two-weeks' bs ri a ire pillar, A wervich|” “you can't aink,” anid Tedd: Street, with tutors to continua my while the film was being cut and faten to te held, eo they went in tole shout of laughter, Twice my aoe ee education. Later, I wont to a Fifth t was being assemibied for the Chain, (© the great organ and the fine! the water is 40 oaity (ele ieee tN Avenue dressmaker to adlect some next picture Attle Miss Teidy much eo ae the ocean) that ene ont owns for eyening wear and for my | Happin nd 1 was cast ag @ eddy was now eager for @ ewim| will fout, at Any One ning . ist motion picture. peddier, in rags again. And Tt was on Vriday that T began work | in "The Ragged Princess’--well, the fn ‘Caprice of the Mountain the » ) After my first day's woting as Ca- | rich I was tired and worn. It is | title tel T guess 1 way tn ragt wry loomed to screen my * | Cousin Eleanor’ ¢ My Dear Boy and Girl Cousins: Deep Breathing | | FOR s Klub Kolumn i FSR A one ot oor members and cousins HIAT @ myriad of questions you do ank! Why, tt will take thia| I. YA 7 eerear-<id eletor ttn che iad? whole column to answer them, Q, Down's ana and perhaps there will be some tett| OR od ERO Gore reputer moet | over at that! Tor that reason I dare eenceene. *, i not write « long fetter, tut I empty! 9, a Health and Beaut have to remind you that our own de- AES these fe, et tee y lightful magazine te printed on an-| 9 . other page of this paper, Don't tall nants Seite Bm er meek te By Pauline Furlong to eed te irr Wen that forthe elatine'se Ata ia Comsright, 1918, Br the Brees Publisbing Co, (The New York Bresing World) Now for the questions. 2 a Was for your pomn and story, - Speaking and Singing Questions 'and Andere, porte 9 Tatar tm, Ste Mar HE abdominal mu 6 as well; turned forward, as shown, and aim| %, To to ws ine Coe ie ae 5 a ‘ane bog il, us those of the chest should |to make the shoulder-blades meet in| | i ma on wil Athen ewceive «prise sina, J pave giver loot or mint copies of fae be used by every one when|the back. Hold the breuth five slow) i y uke STuMGe aS | STM! ieiliew ma mag T cttain them! a i ete tate (0 cee een ferent te Park a ood Shorties ara | us Proving Works et hat date be eat yout speaking or singing—all trained |counts, thon lower arms and exhale.| speakers and singers are well aware} Repeat this about ten times In the} of this fact fresh air. Thie is also a splendid ex- Surely all of you have at some! ercise for round shoulders time been the victim of .ome public ee performers who sing from the throat out and call themselves musicians, ge Have rou received my composition om March? a 1 ent 9 sere cnctificata marw that I om | teatiena routs A. No: members tificate ean year, for each paper 5 em te counome Now, Riv for re, Banta ‘et cane nor "nen and as trying as this is to the nerves YC, redurating tat Brenies Wheide . of the audience, ie ie soraritalens ee tation me yo ‘%, more harmful to the person who Tow re as “i pings or speaks in this manner. BY ___. EDGARL__WALLACE 3, Miomire who ‘bae = fined » Se Wilate ry Loud, shrill and straiued throat Keo oe singing and talking not only affects the voice but frequently Injures the, with me and he wanted to pay what- ever rent wus dué,” replied the other. “What Ifke of man was he?” asked ee Governor ene at it. od lant he said, and steal ed a long tigi of vellof. Thank TX Xx. Wins a fee For Lexman Dia nd CERTIFICATE, NUWHEL LONG LIVE THE KING digestive and abdominal organs as, Only to Find That His Man “ihe briet dewcription the man gave the Lordi—that 18 the man who es- i ‘well, bocause only the upper portion| ° sent a cold chill to thé Commissioner's Senaneanined x Ais cheat is waed and the tower Has Disappeared “SiKere for ducate!” he sald, and CHAPTER XI. THIS GREAT ROMANCE OF swore portion is entirely neglected shen} long and variously. WO yeara after the evonts just MARY ROBERTS RINEHART NINA ‘Cadogan Square,” he ordered deseribed, T. X. journeying up | wan and shatiow breathing is indulged in. | SYNOVSIS OF PIN:CEDING CHAPTER Hino Pesci ' rufirate, | ' 4, i rf uwered promp Hh . 4 win the Home Monday, ‘March | AN of the vital organs are bene- Mr. Ka put of town, had soUondon from Sete was at Begin on Page ° ‘ Cousin Eleanor. tracted by # paragraph in a deed been out of town since fited through the deep, rhythmical | , o ° —— . | This much the man-servant morning paper. It told him briefly _ — ss plained with @ suspicious eye that Mr. Remington Kara, the influ- | MY VALENTINE. an: } his Visitors, remembering that tied | Othe tir solony, had £29,0Mice I should that 'G.G. was Lady Mary Barthofomew's name! January Contest Award Winner, ° ~ ; Tae Me YAM? predecessor had lest his Job trom a Shue jeader of th reek Colony, had ‘George Gathervole’--the explorer, You appeared not once, Bt many times, ow | 17. x, 8 kgs pole LOO confiding friendliness with spuri- been the guest of honor at a dinner of know; the fellow who had an a in the erratio records which T. X. | ous elects fitters, He did not know the Hellente Society, chewed off by a jion or emetning ae There was a plain matter-of- ad when Mr, Kara would return, p: X. had o1 "George Gathercole!” repeato ict and wholly — unobjectionable CHAPTER X, “Obvious!y the sift of one brigand It would bo a long time und perliapa nts pee nly seen Kara for & x “Of course—how stupid of me” statement that ehe was born in 4874, * 4 x to another,’ T. X.'s comment @ short tit He might come back Drief space time following that © “you, @aid the voice at the othew {hat she was the seventh dangiiter of | \) . + XN. came down from Downing n se that night or he might not tragic mort when ho had discov. end of the wire, and he had rung off the Karl of Balmorey, that sho had| \f ’ ; Street at 11 o'clock One night , Atmed Ry) i te nis ‘ ee rue rou ae wasting your young life” ered not only that his best friend uetoro F, X could think of something one anuat iter She | ressioed in the! () } nd lis heart was fillod with ¢) ARhGa. in hi ae <. bitterly. "You ought (0 had red " or P abt le Bele ‘ iat unpromising name of He- heart 4 with this evidence he added rough dratt Bea gortane teller ie hud escaped from Dartmoor Prison ““iuving elucidated thin little etde- linda Maury, and such further intore end grathude, He swung of the threatening letter whiten * “This settles matter,” he said @9d disappeared but that that friend’® jine of myste tter passed mation as 4 man malght get without hia stick to the common danger of the lad found pat) re Noniig AB the eb on the way buck, “hind Wife had gino vanished, At tho same from the young Commixnioner's mind, going to a ‘great deal of trouble, Public, but the policeman on duty at {Onsinae und (i Svidently out the first train for ‘Tavistock in time—tt might, as even 'T. X. ade pened that on this morning N18 He sent for Manous, , |the end Of the etreet who. saw bim h Ree Ow Ininapetied {he mornin: wad wire ie Gi mitted, have been the verlost colncl- mori cmeinte dealing with Jona” “You saw Lady Bartholomew oft at did not think it Mt to iesue any oli. and had been ected hy another Totel to have @ car waiting dence that Kara hud alno cleared out wha i, Charing Cross, L suppose? <t ‘ ‘The morning journey to Dev» The affairs of John Lexman recalled Mansus nodded warning, Ho ran up the stairs ind, the caro man complote, shire was & dispiriting. o of London to reappear at the end Of xara and this great reception to the "Sha went alone?” ut what clin OD the in, er Wag Af ne Geet’ eix months. ee heb > bi to his office and found Mansus read- tne finding of a Wad of that peculiar finencss of the day. T,X. had John Lexman was somewhere in the Man. Mi rete Whe took her matd, but otherwise Ing the evéning paper chomleal paper, a number of sheeta #% Uncomfortable sense that some- world, hiding ax he balleved from Tanweme verbetiny ro was alohe, I thought she looked ‘ "My poor, duinb boast,” sald T,X, Of which T,X. had ignited for the ting distressing had happened. Tho justice, and with Nim was his wits, Port of the upoeches which were ma § . Take slow, deop breath, bring [et am afraid 1 have kopt you walt. ifermation of the Chief Commis ion ecrees ioe moor fn the ‘T,X. had no doybt in hin mind ay to & Berd duh Ble na nde Rese: hy hag been looking {il for months rms backward, palms forward : a sioner id the Home retary by SPring alr revived him a jitie A® this solution of the puagle, He had sun Mid ' ni at,’ sm without any visible a sd : babes we ldersbinde ing for @ very Jong tin but to- simply exposing them for a few nace they spun down to the valley of the caused to be publinhed the story of Kare waa financing some very lufluen- expression of sympathy and try to meet shoulder-blades: | osrow you and I will take a little ondn to the lignt of an clectric lamp, Dart, Mangus touched hiv urm the pardon and the éircumatances ‘al people indeed, that acertain Under- “Did sla take Helinda Mary?" 7 Held breath five counts, then | iounoy to Devonshire Instantly ad the Home , “Lok at that,” he sald, ond pointed ynder which that p nen Secretary of State with a great number Mansua was puasled. Welings 3 nahire, It will be. pungent “© the blue heavens where, « aemised und he hed r, are Of Wfluentlal relations lad been saved Mary?” ha repeated slowly. “Oh, you ood for you, Mansun—where did you emoke, for above their heads, a white w! ranged for an ndvortl Pty he from bankruptey by the * mean the daughter, No, she's at a VALENTINE'S DAY . »/ Get that ridiculous name, by the irved by his “eropiane, looking no tas i ed in the principal paper ¢ vances which Kara nad echool where in Fra ' VALE! NES DA Movements produced by the strong 6" Pat Mla V rounded uff the Sty diaunt dragon fy, slimmered pvery Earopnans count had obtained throug! rh 1. X. whistled a anatch of @ popu-| fam not blind, for well f acc action of the lower chest and the . argument the hight Leaman to communtea tight be hastily deserted a tar gone An a Valentine, you took good to me . m bre: M. ar N plied Muasua, ta The looke wat “By ' 4% x Ww T,X of b . ible. Mansus knew of # certain twe “IL won . eae we CACeRETT 7 breathi nok ed 1. 4rop the ne jer where o people 4 y ‘ ( CHER, age @laphragm, such ay deep breathing)" M Jookeu tno late to sea excellent for a man to rs , Brent ‘ establishment. in. Albemarle apa manag Mien ener people dig| By VINCENT SCHUMACHER, ag lone encourages, and the entire os ia, 5 Hes dar 4 “It's about the only way Kianet, thut the nerotic wife of a very muded.“Heiladu Mary must te cat * | fifteen, MG AT FRO O AA ROONEY hest should be moved and the upper! + ay je es se See think any hour would be Mansus, , reat man indeed, no tess than the 1 jtrl nime } EMR ees. ertion fully oxpanded with each| pit ss 1 you," satd T. XN Minsu The significance of the a bia fournais and « od Mininter of Juntice, wasn f nt vis ino for npenking 40 whout ic | FEBRUARY COMPOSITION CON- p y expan it hy) CHLMY More serious a he took nd peron me," wus borne in upon T. X. @ fev le or nomething to reet Hor to that extablishinent, aud that whe counts for TEST—Subjects “MARCH,” breath, inorder to completely veu- from a pocket side his oar 1 "i when he was heid u nin the final atretch of jourt had tomt In one night sore £4000, In » be something be IDDTH KLUB MEATRERS of th f " ner: mar awalt guanl, A glans i. hat Ween Nowhuty and manaing these clreummtances it was ponarkable Pant b IDDTH KLUB MB S of the tbe most remote corners Of; a long blue envelope contuly 5 4 Pada) 2 and a pack of i lope contul 6 t and neither tt enpugh to pass bh Presently he found it ina two cole [ieuKht 'T. that " ae f six to fifteen years, tn lungs and prevent the develop-| paper whica had cost bim so much ringing er eleotr “pall nor v What ts the matter?” he a. atticle with the uninepir title i} a Mansus was ne ctu a invited to enter at of disease germs. | to secure Qrous, applications the knocker | "A prisoner haw excaped,” si The Mineral Wealth of Tierra dol t ants T made a few n at Ray tha ae weiAtha nh naan? ¢) t r he rev Prout res y e ha porter sentr Tt waa written wit! it bd wt * 1 wanted to ask 5 deneficial chest expansion and iding the r was a mas- of tho flats where ehe ived was un- Excaped—by seroy *” an T inf. er 1 fe Hareholomew was the subjen: using £ ybjoct the p breathing movement is shown, terstroke of vou Mansus," he éssion that Mrs, Lexman X. the Poeating puwhbrokers aah highar t have § Ad hep under ob. | MO" Mare x er,| sald, and be was ir ah ie She frequent. 1 don't abe } p were genuinely w ed by the 0 for six ur Pet Nb ad m f $1 will be awarded each t aris pe fe ihre spoke. The OAD Goons rheaee 2 re 2 turdays e- aeroplanes, An ‘ p the Guarez + ady's own lapses from gra it kept S MONEM! MO YOU Want | wig tes Lhe best composition ¢ q at vides, head and chest up.) eo Dias hdd one of tie working party got awa 5 spent r . Lady Bartholomew, the wife of t T. X. thought a while, the o her ag Sake a very slow deep breath and) ‘'* se iho i ubordinates of ‘T. X, The car came to the gates of te Jed in @ ge ¢r, had recently di ed for bis bead, ; Bao | Cor ta must state name, age i loved him end a word of praiee wa jgon and *, S. sprang out e., wherein the commere! U temo. The news ra an I am only tnterested , ldres certificate nutibat ring tho urms backward, pale oie cual to pro ree U ind ed by iy asolutant. ie had t UR la pei ountced the fa A anoke vaguely tholomen In eo tas aa derre te ieee ete, 00% une more than 200 _ eieitisiiatiemmmmennanais i oy 4 ity in finding the Governor, * r ally canvanw of a breakdown wh ed the ested in be There | Write on one sid» of the paper It was on the advice of Mans 14 t nt , ; i ‘9 @ criminal for a sue and drove to turbed man, for an ¢ as signed ‘Cs 1t lady from fulfilling he “new Re. Mu, my friend!" he ry. dmir é . that the road from London to Lewes t at respectable is a very nerious matt T chat cis on ments. = “3 . aid Added, GdgniT- |, amanmnnnnmnnnmmnmnnnmannnnmnnae® TWO-MINUTE ad been carefully covered end euch {9 Fre eater ee tne regres tRGlined fo be hrusg Ity, Me hs T. X, ever o D , tT ted audibly HOW TO JOIN THE KLUB AND 5 streams Ba paaned bereat 4 n ip fore the hie ¢ + but again (ingers the names of could trace no visit of UB co asked 't. X OBTAIN YOUR PIN, BEAUTY CHATS 3; F ath that road could be aroused, curd produced @ soothing prers’ and author-tr Ist, nor yet of the far Beainome with ony oum- } nad been searched checked his @m rather rattled,” sald , ome reason to the oMecial resid * was the reply, “only 1 ha. 3 of the cou. { A New Series of Articles he revolver was found after the ad, prepared for Governor, "One of my men A G. to Wis satts! Mtreet, and ther much opinion of Kara ae n | third attempt between Gatwick and led the way into away. 1 suppose you know t t be hind an absurd des clusions, In hin own oS weides, What haa he got to by uspuley, dn ddenuneaiinn’c Ae ie miAn 1 ain afraid another of terpret the inttials Into 1 od the he f Ral about? Ho has all tha jeawler by the Yoct that Vassalaro’s &! P © ruld, in who had & curious reverones fF writer irritated him, and hie coincide wit Pauline Furlong |name had beon engraved on the butt a { 4 ang “ 8 inatter {tary suthority, Ile pre reaching lin office was na wot eid Begin on This Page | It was rather an ornate affa sept the n wh ORee 2 F and laid 8 on tho Go r e to a newspaper editor » more pre . its earlier days had be pee dlp ss # nome ate ba a 1 Lads : fos and t M OND Al i} x a een silver , wants’ asked T,X . {san order for the 4 “Not my department.” lace and # 1h scornfully Plated; the handle was of mother-of- «ite said ho had only just discov- cenieeee Jeaman, BY ete reply. "and tesiden rie 5 it mis er f rte," he said . Daath ered tnat Mr. Vassainro had stayed gt OF MAAR yeaa pane rive away the names of our 4- uninformed observer) beyond the waking his head ; i tude. tors, Speaking as @ person cutside limit which charity allowed. (Tu We Continued Monday) € ~ 5