The evening world. Newspaper, March 8, 1918, Page 21

HOME PAGE Friday, March 8 amous Film Actresses anmitha, By Maurice Ketten Original Fashion Designs Tell About Themeclvest me a | For The Evening World’s — TAM GONG TS Mou Gower Give HY DAILY IRICK Home Dressmakers | By Mildred Lodewick TOuN 2 To THAT MUTT oF Nea teieles A KAISER. Covmright. 1018, by the Press PuAtishing C0, (The New York Prening Wort Pretty Combination of Linen and Organdie | EW frocks can @ | make their ap. peal in wo de hifully naive a way this one. It would have us belleve that tt intended to be nothing but @ simple frock, taking the eastest way to make itself known i} a mera sloeveloas | chemise-coat slipped on over @ foundation | of another fabric and | held with a wide em. broldered belt Rut behold, when the deed is accomplished | truly individual and attractive creation, ex | emplary of the newewt endencies of the | mode rit, 1918, by the Press Publishing Co, (The New York Evening World), | MABEL NORMAND “BLEW” INTO PIC TU RES By Mabel Normand. | 44 (Written for The Evening World.) HE wind blew me into pictures, of course, It came about in this wild way, It wasn't so many years ago, really, 1 won't bother | 3 to think in figures, It was whea I eume to New York from Atlanta, where L was born, to try to earn my living as an artist. They didn't ap- prove of th. st home, and when I} determined to have a career, even Sf | had to be hammered out by my- | self, all I had to begin on was a small} income inherited from an uncle en- riched by Oriental tfade. Needless to say, the enrichment did not ex- tend to me. The amount of my in- heritance was small, Oh, and 1 for- got to way--some talent for drawing. That's why I decided to de an artist. I longed to paint stormy sea scenes ssdls battling with So I left home to find out what an unruly ocean looked like. It was five years before I even saw the ocean, and then it was the Pa- Cif, However, that's neither here nor there. Tt_was awfully hard getting along fn New York and my money melted like @ spring thaw, But I would| ‘ hover tell my family. er, nover! | 3 Jiad they known I breakfasted oft zwiebuck and tea and ‘my financial | Viability was worn down to one ele-| stairs, with my ticket between my | Vated tieket on the day things bewan | teeth, a baby simoon swept over | to happen perhaps I wouldn't have | everything. he dust was sharper | had a chance to let kind fate blow | than desert sand and even more blin me into happiness and good fortune. | ing. I opened my lips and the ticket | What I said about breakfast in| flew out and away. L fairly leaped | those days is true now, J stitl eat|down the stairs and ran in pursult zwieback and tea. Not because I/In my headlong dash I collided with have to (heavens, no!), but because|some one—a girl, Before I knew it Mary Garden does--and just iook at; we we both hunting my ticket figure! But I recommend zwie-| It nevor was found, but I found a aR and tea if you want to feel poor, friend instead. I ted her my trou i and nerlected. and sho offered to take me to a plu The day was windy, with sudden, | nearby w! she sald, I'd probably | harp, spiteful gusts of icy air, when | be given a trial, and it wouldn't cost | started out to answer an adver-| more than she had to get there. {isement for a model. A peanut but-| Mr. Griffith put mo ina picture I} ter magnate wanted to get out a cal-| had just a bit to do, and he told me! / — Co) ; ee to be one bes return next day. That was the iris chosen to adorn a page of it.| turning point. I stayed and stayed, | mut I never reached the address. |and one day somo ote said that sic; | | GE Hit A iia te what stopped me: Aa aoe i ET THE ar ER OPO mes ee - My oe Two- Minute Beauty Chas | carte as ve) | oe HELP By Pauline Furlong WIN THE WAR Prevention and Removal of Blackheads z THRIFT STAMPS Copyright, 1918, by The Press Publishing Co, (The New York Evening World) ‘ K ee: T 18 a deplorable fact that the skin of ninety-nine 8 ; i : —— | persons out of one hundred is sadly neglected, and | thorough cleanliness of the body, inside and out- side, is the real secret of a clear, pink complexion. Many women are prone to use large quantities of | MIND GIVING AIM A KICK MYSELF Developed in sm Jer Materials, colored HOGG 6 bd DDTOOS would be the choice for the chemise, with white batiste or srgandio for the | dation and a band of j} the linen at the low edge to comp! | charming effoct The back portion of the chemise is extended on th form a 8 which Is buttoned to the front section. It Will be observed that one button is attached to the white founda tion part. Buttons to correspond with these fasten the belt to gether In the back and hand embroidery forms a pretty decora- tion in front This design, with its straight tania edge, is especially sulted t0 $ THI§ DESIGN ADAPTED FOR BOTH SPRING bordered materials, of AND SUMMER FABRICS. which many beautiful patterns in solid hand embroidery, | through eyelets piped with the silk, drawnwork effects or printed designs | would be noteworthy finishing de | are offered in the shops. tals | shoulders to ort yoke, * r spring wear this model would | PRGA. greasy cold creams in their efforts to remove wrinkles, ie Lalo 2 Bhs oe Oe aio ces Answers to. Quarles end instead of confining the treatment to the wrinkles around the eyes, Boke conceal Kel lnitak alii G1a64 | tm idee: tas Brealbe wo ao ears and neck, they usually massage the grease promiscuously all over | | the foundation, Silk floss embroidery | fi Peta rs ps shejnonts-torentad, sueeks| aid: chini/paris) whlch! seldeul| wriakisv except Jat the front of the belt, and buttons pave, 6 euies fe fn extreme old age. lcovered with the jersey, slipped th iee aR Ta Now, while a certain amount of) -—— blue bordered votle I have five Yards of g00d9 40 Inches wir and the — border which ts patterned In white, is 20 inche deep. T am thirty three years old 5 feet 7 inches tall MRS. RN. It you have no enough goods fo: foundation #kirt combine same cole satio. Satin bands which edge th border could be purple tf rest is of pure cold cream !s a valuable ald to @ity woman's complexion, especially | the excessively dry one, ft must be Wsed- with discretion, and the tace| Ahoroughly cleansed with soap and| fvater at intervals between the mas- fage. The continuous use of greasy | creams on the pores of the skin will} \\ \ \ eA aem Na os es. coarsen its texture and encourage a Th “ va to the servant who appeared, “that ‘The man Niburg waa attacked, av atasccskbawe accom edonee’ct | ny a 1 Patan Role bh ‘Maal to Aat i ne cmereant ela sacle tad ave te ttneta ree 1 * 1 t ‘The servant bowed and withdrew beat him badly and attempted Diackheads. Tt is about this im- Is the L Ih) d B Nikky found the wait that followed to rob him, His story to me, sire. He THE MAN WITH THE BLACK CORD portant subject that I shall tell you esson earne Y trying. Then ‘Karl came in, He came believed: that they were after the to-day. D ; alone, closings the door behind him. letter, but that he had preserved it ; , 7 Nikky and his companion bowed, and It is, of course, a possibility that, 7 Ss! 7 UT: he very best way to keep black- a aring Youth Nikky surveyed him through’ his while he lay atunned, they BERE IS A MYSTERY THAT BAFFLES SOLUTION subst fheads from appearing is to adopt} vegies. ‘The same mocking face he tuted another envelope for the ono ial . : > om Karl's visit to the he carrie voile, otherwise the same satin com Proper methods of prevention, and a ay Seuytieht Intemational Press Waren summer pals the same ens), Karl tore the envelope from th Begin It on This Page Monday, March 18 re pe ec a oy diet of Mght green vegetables and NOPSIS PREOEDING CHAE rriage, the same small agent's hands and inspected it re sined in skirt shouls Vrince Ferdinand Willis to, 5 tt graceful > the spmclal conrce Vinten Ott H an fc rane of his : mustache, He in evening dress, fully. Evidently, as with the agent, and the bosom of hia shirt was the story started a new train of : z slightly rumpled, He had been drink- thought, Nikky drew a long breath Karl of Karnia himself, Ho seemed the King summoned his vatets, and ealads, copious water drinking and! fn abundance of fruits will prove a | chiffon yoke and deep square « in back. » hel - rf ing, but he ot intoxicated. He After all, there was still hope th curiously loath to bring in assistance, was got to bed, But long after the] pasion Editor, ‘The Evening World ig help toward improving the skin, i Bee Od, his eyes were the early ‘morning shooting would did Karl. Or perhaps the novelty of automobile containing Mottlich and| "ton Mur ts ina freeing it from blemishes and whiten- ally bright. 'He looked, for } another target than himself, the affair appe to him, And two secret agents was on the road wenk tn. fix it if it 1s sallow and muddy. homent, rather amiable. Nikky arl sat down, and his face re. N « resistan eoarch, with toward the mountains, He tossed on advise me ok i . = was to learn, later on, how easily his laxed. It was stern, but no longer t olver #0 clone, Was th trow bed. To what straite had] get for a dress this After blackheads have appeared CHAPTER IX, and golt servants with trays, the smile hardened to a terrifying grin. horrible. “Dell. me’ this Niburg's lived they come indeed He closed D8) coring? In a way it Mice cant aniy tial eemovad iursueh (ober crackle of wood fires in which whole ‘The long, rather delicate nose of story,” he commande Kven while he was’ strugglin wearily mething hud gone!” answer for @ . i : logs Were burning, and Nikky and family, fine hair growing a trifle t Ike was walking through the old Nikky was thinking et them get Gut of bis life, He did not realize a @isolute gleanliness, and the face N opening the letter intrusted his escort entered rouring chorus and a’ thin, straight body—this was city,” Nikky commenced, “when the letter, if they must, Things first what it was, When he did, he] suit, Desire ‘it for oe to the chauffeur Nikky Larisch of a hunting song filled the ears. Karl, King of 4 long-time three men fell on him, Or Would at Teast be no worse than br siniied his old grim smile inthe] roguiar spring wear, conceived a plan that promisea . TWO af the m flung off thetr enemy to Nikky's and one, knocked him insensth r tit he resolved that no v darknesm Pitre po | ' h plan that promised neavy coats and eded without He’ ignored companion. through his pockets, ‘The would te m him t ice He bad lost @ foe. More than any-| “dressy go . well, He would go on to the (> H to the room whence the "You brought a letter Strange!" said Karl If he wa ere the messépger was jen, thing, perhaps, he had dearly loved a| Sundays, yet simple lestination for which the letter was sounds issued, ‘The third, However, Nikky bowed, and the’ other man insensible, how does he know all Until they had got that, he had a foe. ne ; enough for business, | intended and deliver tt, But first he V holding the te ed Nikky held it out, Karl took it whi i hanes tere L Nikky, CHANCRIER OA te Tan eo Lemune | 44.2 Aye: & @turite < Upped forth the missive within and 1210 @ stnall sid aC OE unevehtful? PP ak ita rgd distor ay ey atreenk! the mountains, It maved deliner-| nent position, T must } substituted his cigarette papers, That kings must. pursue lerieal oc * Karl |, banton, who was with him, ran saw Kaiser take it from the lining ately, for two reasons. First, the! dress well for bust ! would be a joke on somebody, cupations noon A plain E dat the letter in his hand. #W4 and pass it to the King. ¢ haus lor ws Afraid Of mgt ae Hol nese, Am thirty- He learned that the chauffeur's in- t aining an * wre any difficulty at the 9 companion,” Kart querie mile was gone Bad & Horseman e etre end fear | sight years of age, Pies h writer, and besides the ark, heavy fellow, was it ' nd terri vachines ond, he was not o Pa structions had been to call at the hair or two upholstered — “None, sire," o, Rather a pale man & mind to rouso King Karl trom , eatckeeper's house before the shoot Nikky checke night's sleep, even t himself Karl tore the end off the enve But Karl was all suavity, "No," he You will remain here to-night fo-morrow morn 1 ‘wha hes to “ ¢ irge man took the tudying him in- you have petrol. ‘Tt was sealed, mag ispicion, he here’ He did not ¢ the ted its conte bring the hand| Dark blue or bea- » Princess Hedwig. His inten while Niburg was unconscious tion Was to pul Up at some inn in a 4 : alee “ not far from the lodge and| would be pretty for wh CHAPTER X. Ly « ie ‘Tiny ART had asked for the b re the hunters left) vest and under-cuffe gandie, either , a duly and| f, Otmnney |S chohimselt would ar-|Wh!te canary oF things would go forward] ue and despatch nean time he sat back ind and thought of many 1 have four yards i won a wcioee eho of spotted silk like |, but a compromise, He \ sample, gray and hen the word to Karl. uw t Pwo things were ne | rushion walter, The Brening World ' ie ask over, & revolver inh 1 King, hav ens It was then that his face ha ea 4 ree would lose no time, And dignity. T And yet, for Nikky ove laughter of the King must be Basis No ordinary n tho safo way, but it led] rose, and would Ike body of a young girl, aud| to make @ dreas of 1° After bathing and brashing the é ARS WA CONS OUP \ beer ' ‘ fi by A : , ver nate , t deep open the doors of the motor had rier « h art tthe i , c ¥ : face, remove nuds and press out ee ee rs F ne + 1 sive han a ine re ae t ot ® he ‘ in with the comedon. | ht a messa His Majesty {,¥."" K over, ae 3 ¢ ely 2 Me ar his fura and thoug ‘ e wal —| desires that the messenger come in,” « be ‘ ou into a homible asin, ie looked ne . " to Ime. And dig thing & viote . i was tho bomb shell which exploded Niburg. then. a reghyt the rulsing his head slow . t . . very nice . he auet. be \ a @nd slycerine soap each night. The’ Nikky hesitated. And then some he saw a’ way It was, he aft etly x kky had been @ reckless fool, but King's messen, mn, but some )t Re tae, tha uate ee | it it possible, Whe se of the complexion brush, if the! 'P of recklessness prompted hii wa proc lain: 1 his own letter, aire,” sald Nikk vad brave enough. He smiled, & itary of the Cour N ate a eed not to run away, but to goo th. ; . etter an 1 ‘ Yy t urt Nikky, and what might be. But the Proper one {s*provided, will hasten thing through. It was, after all, oa ite ra omadin te nie ictant< Dawn (pallttana have ne eine Ie To this emergency Mettlich rose car was closed and comfortable. ‘The He treatment, but the wrong one is) chance either Way. ‘Thea then besid - for It ” i manage thia matter for f ike dhe doushis Ph rand Motion 9¢ nthe b a After a thn : . | the car were doubtless armed--one at « mee Naa Ten Mikie ‘anew ‘tmee vat! » back, Kaiser. ow, my friend, pratesman that w you are “py Noa tar th. P worse than none, as they frequently just, nearest hin was eentainig OMe ton nan Niu Be ee eee EA TRG cctahns Wetnich was you Will give Ine the nacket of olgars frmteaman ERAS Dewi : : ® valley of the Ar deapened. ‘Tt / exaggerate the enlarged condition of of Karl's own secret agents poligirieeh © AN AVROITA atOhy eiwanT tie © papers you carry: ling, tr hn ve them, & wall broken the pores if they are not of the Pre any ; said Nikky, grum- net he was attacks Without a word Karl held out |} aistanc 6 would do no go Ww lf iny fas ig Os ake have had a long ride, b: on, Ww the evide Apes envelope to ¢t Niky brag@ht them out, and Kar hen?" 4 moe ‘ for proper Cexture, After thoroughly) anda éold one, Teneed sleeps tent securir Iettan’” He inane who took then, Then’he turned twivted acta rey” r "Blnoe 4 must be done, the sooner chaiis on tha rene wheale wor wien Jathering the face arfd brushing it,| ,,@¥en then he had a faint hope that was badky beat ' to Niki and now . : red th i ie ae i Her chaina on the rear wheels were sup ing lodge, where King ‘arl was tem- porarily staying. After leaving the man safely hidden in the nearby woods Nikky tuned up the motor and | proceeded to the lodge. But here again Nikky planned too ver brown tricotine w onsclous send dé 1 Karl by messenger early in| th ning, be would’ maniacs, Hie inperted two coval Ar t-this, and then sealed it agair Hedwig. man before ger ) thecenvelone and drew The King turned without 5 ranged or his cigarette papers! irawer In his desk, and opened dealer grew For & moment there waa comr He was smiling. Vv faced in the room, Karl turned t again, Nikky ar the ageht had taken a #' gz dew rather dark com- ploxlon, weigh 140 pounds, 6 feet & inches tall, MRS. G, W. A. rend fi White Georgette I) fittee sleeves and collar. Where the road Plaitings of Sila an foward the brink [*! trimming. 1 caution dictated r alight, and mak t or so of dangerous do you advise for 0 becoming style? An the others would precede } ‘ P ; Sibure,"" voice, "Where dt¢ “ Psy pa tap SAD Femoye tho suds and then press out; thet it would be 5 Die to long t ng heteata ¢ ii RU UE TN a Aaa nae (e st be no danger of a’ sk twenty-elght years old, have blond hatr @ray-blue eyes the blackheads with the comedon,| to the car and es But whether the letter he he Wei nic esinty Uke hen Gutta And) another by aceic or de a ‘ e ; @ emall steel instrument, which is! Ciognd about him? eae ASTD somo one es ; vt ot Na fo-day. a A litle igh was Nikky's head as wit ¢ i ne went gin. e@ had done ie pe ee scien aa Then bathe the face in cold water! thing now @ stupid Nikky n, nd dry without friction with a soft) Movil have t cloth, If the skin feels drawn, apply| was a soldier & little cold cream around the crow 8} ba halkant. le , Re eas .| 80 ho kopt his eyes oper rhe Beet, Tomorrow I shall tell you how] shooting box was'a cieia ny ay ih fo remove coarse pores and refine. afer the fashion of phe skin, King lid have ways Impatient!"* he nied, But 1, from the red “] Nib eked aly wrong. W ptur nee, have you cor have my man—but that | a p later. Woe will tr Kart To Mr J, L. This ts a pretty de sigo for your sam Nikky and tu on his Companion in a tury, H elt his royal rage beat on that ur adiy ir mld 1 trembling IT met him % mat 1 t ere us as it "If this is not what Your M places a road held the expected," he said, “there ix peruups t bring the tncriminating anv things, an explanation.” ho knew it. He his letter and gone fool or not, Danger made him for And It required diplomacy to get him| rj vot) t ‘ out. But it was fnally done, and his| Bie ct vel ram could use batiste for ed in ite Neary sleeves and collar, ead, outlined by the Bees \ vk ntor ps of the behind him. — The} — ppor Thing now was bardly more than a coat-| ROME HOST OF MANY. &, but wet and slippery, Mettlichi wx normal times almost hatf a ! stalked on, as one who would defy - : of tt i rari rx hing elne, t | million tourists pass through and wood-lined. ‘The lodg: ‘ nA lor him that night ome in the course of @ aingie “Pipteaa pete talking, the coming H Jesty,” be said tion!” Jivus because yao of the actors wad = Lie Wend u and y ‘to Be Continued, deur, bocce hen settee ae “oe ome | rn ne dual while the agent st 1 u t t stood nt with pas em find the lett He , did Nikky ven vem. But again he A been a thousand to built, the mountains, and thu femn him He touched — Karl wheeled on him, "Exp! w ¢ ed 4 curious