The evening world. Newspaper, March 15, 1918, Page 21

“ Hle seemed to feel the cold a great HOME PAGE Friday, March 15 Famous Film Actresses |[] Tell About Themselves Copyriadt, 1018, by the Press Publishing Go, (The New York Evening World) JANE WOLFF Acted With a Snake By Jane Wolff ! (Wrttten for The Evening World) NE of the biggest thrills I've ever experienced in motion ple- tures was in “Pudd'nhead Wil- fon,” when I played Roxy and had to to be friends with a snake for two days. It was a real, live snake about eight feet long, I learned more about snakes in thoso two days than I had ever known before. 1 used to think | @nakes were ugly, slimy thlags, but this one was as fri¢ndly as & kitten MARHMADUKE DEAR , HERE ISTHE BILL For MYNEW CORSET @oal—I muppose his cireulation wasn't ery good—and when he was cold he wouldn't move. As the director ‘wanted plenty of action out of him ip The scenes where he appeared with me I kept bim near the heater until time to take each scene, I got to know that sake very well, and I found that when I'd stroke him he'd | @rob his back just like a cat. And every time he arched his back a rip- ple would go slithering down the whole elght feet of him. I went to Florida with the first mo- WE MusT CuTOUT ALL LUXURIES AND Buyonty NECESSITIES, MATHILDA DEAR. I played the wife of the engineer, end when the villains placed the dynamite on the railroad trestle over the roar- MATHILDA DEAR, Cut OUT Corse ts OuRineg THE WAR THEY ARE A MAY BE You ARE RIGHT MARMADUKE DEAR, | WILL TAKE OFF MY CORSET AND SEND IT BACK tion picture stock company to be sent out. I had lots of thrills in those days—faliing off horses and houses ‘and things, One big thrill was in a picture called “The Hero Engineer.” ing chasm why of course I had to climb up on the trestle at the risk of | my screen and natural life and save! the situation. I forget Just how I did| it, but I remember the splinters I got in my bands while making the climb, ed | if Two-Minute Beauty Chats By Pauline Furlong Coprright, 1018. by The Press Publishing Co, (The New York Evening World,) How to Remove Dust or Cinders From the Eye [ a particle of sand, dust or a cinder gets into your eye do not rub the eye; just keep it closed, and usually the tears will wash the foreign particle away after about ume five minutes or even sooner, "ay POR If this does not help you step into a drug store and have the clerk place one or two whole grains of flaxseed in your eye and allow this to remain until the foreign particle is washed to the corner of the eye, where it may be seen and removed with a small piece of absorbent cotton. If these two methods fail you must see a physician for treatment to prevent inflammation and more serious trouble arising. Another simple home remedy to dislodge @ the particle ts {s to catch the lashes of tho upper eyelid and pull the upper lid down over the lower HERE | AN WITHOUT THE LUXURY. MARMADUKE DEAR one ounce. Rub thi onaoty his into the scalp smail tooth | lid and then work the eyeball/twice each week and Wien ponseees around from one slide to the other,| With the finger tips for about five minutes, Remember that friction 7 t wn mean- holding tho upper Md down mean-| ang nor lotions makes the hair grow, while, The tears will usually bring, the foreign body to the corner of the! eye, or it will be ght and carried out by the lower lid. It ts a well APPLYING HAIR. TONIC— | GARPT I: Use a med ue retell @nd place the tonic on the -scai Rcaip, be- | tween small parts in the hair, Then | WAS WRONCY MATHILDA DEAR. . IN Sour CASE TSA NECESSITY Original Fashion Designs, For The Evening World's Home Dressmakers By Mildred Lodewick Coperight, 1816. by the Prem Publishing Oo, (The New York Evening Wert), This Eton Suit Inexpensive to Make IO*: of the bast ¢ | reasons for the average woman to likethe Eton atyle of sult is that it requires ittle talloring that Ite making is not heyond the ability of any woman who has made one of the one- pleco frocks. Other ad- miratle features of the Eton sult are ite cant [measure of material and the posalbillties tt offers for the recon- otruction of @ sult of | past date, Aleo, aman jremnants of goode {which harmonize or contrast pleasingly are | am easy to use for such multe as thoy are for dresses, @o that all to | all there ts no real, good reason why @ | woman of scant moans rannot have @ suit of such character, Tam offering to-day a desten of simple lines but emart, that te euit- for any of the iightwetght epring fabrics, excluding jer- sey, which ts used nore for coats and frocks. Serge,tricotine, silk and woollen mix- ures and eatin are ¢ really favored tex- es for Eton multe. The five small buttons ind eyslets which clone the vest effect pening prove the nost distinctive fen. ture of the jacket whon they are repeat- od on the deep cuffs. 80 abl able Noteworthy, however, A B8TYLISH 8UIT DESIGN THAT ANY ‘9 the collar and WOMAN CAN COPY. rovers, which extend straight down from .be neck, 0 fnisn) piece foundation slightly near the bottom edge.|from the raised walstiine, with ly,| straight loose panels overhanging the the Jacket Is slashed and the revers} front and back. Weights in the eor- ipped in, in a manner to give @ ners of th panels keep them from roll. This nocesritates either a emall the wind's caprices, inp or @ cording to fill in the coat! A pretty complement to thie wait lundorneath the revers, The pocket | | would be a sheer batiste or organdy known fact that most raflrond men MAtsage with the floger thos until thy flaps also appear from a slash. The | biouse wit dainty cuffs and Eton carry a small package of sterilized) imper ie aulte. loose as, tha 1g more | «kirt of this model {s @ narrow two | collar Ike the one shown. r on pa a mt horse hair, which may be purchased | See tail _ = cere cpt coe anata thoes 7 — in most drug stores, and they soon Answers to Quarieg, become expert In using It to remove Vastdon Ector, Tap Zvenlog 7 coal dust and cinders from thelr AE I would tke to eyes. The strand of hotr ts doubted | | have a stylish but practical Mesiga fora foulard @ress, It is \ ‘ tan with purple eo aad « a Woman* s Clover Blan Princo Fordinand Wiliam Otte then to be reckoned with only’ circles fm it. X wish turned away from the parapet with Prince's personal servants, aw to wear it on off days a sigh, ‘THIS strange quict that M Braithwaite and Nikky Lariwch, BLACK CORD | 1 l ead a Gall t M the alnoe seemed to have attacked Se THE MAN WITH THE to sumboer a0 wellike | an an Nikky too. Otto hated quiet CHAPTER NIX. | | Almost rice tok u Ieeson in curve. Ht 189 BRAITHWAITE w HERE IS A MYSTERY THAT BAFFLES SOLUTION } hand patie”, 3 Prince took w lesson in curves, Lut i “ an A d | | mos to Treason on hia third attempt he described asleep on the couch in her twenty-five years old, such a compound curve that the ball sitting feom, denply astoen tna ; lisa py y Cy Jjacent part of . ‘ ¥ climed toward 1 Press Boren) FUBPEGE TOR Gye bh ERD so that when Prince Ferd- Begin It on This Page Monday, March 18 | SG. CHAPTERS Bonin boa ura tnand William Otto chansed the cold | stoutmess, to the gutters, it could not be found. cloth on her head, she did not even Miss eae weervente ie ‘ i eri ove, The Countess Loschek bad orto returne the word thing, retentive, Ideas become aren we | son and 4, and never seen without brought her some medicine. that Miss Bra slept, and time obaes Aion And d obsessions a to organdie ol. ite: gloves—i howe iy . ae we ly,” t sho fortabio, Likely to lead to action. Fe eer cn ctoriecn cans Pig, , te. outed BOF YES AUISKIY," OBA Sivi tas ean, ght Countess. The Crown Prince Ferdinand Will- lar and cuffs, art ‘ and Meee a’ itoyal the Crown Prince, suuffling the carda ood by a wridew, holding to tbe rill 1m Otto was anly & small boy, for alt liciWia’jrovosce U?Nikny that’ vbeh ete wal Gat inal ome ah hness'a luncheon was etved with clumsy fingers, Nikky played to support her shiking body Bia) Hie Baa ee ray ‘Feturned | Tain Rater, Te Zeoing Word In the shrouded re inside the absently, and lost the game. At a | It wa pdone The boy was in her he aly BD: Lg rat yo hg fay and| I Bave four scant naman hime , 7 - Ants ndows, howeve) a ioyal Ligh ‘ 5 hands, There lett only to de- to his c J This treatment, as illustrated, | CHAPTER XVII. old man,” Nikky AS Ld oer cssund quarter to four Olga Loachok was an- jiver him to. th now, compared them with. the fucts, He ace ot wai will sometimes remove cinders N the duy of the Carnival, wi a led to diy inva bean hare petcre ‘nerve, Bounced made the curtsy tnalde Were on the wa . Fememt pared other carnivals with bi ; v obstinately lodaed, See full de- was the jast day before the “a place where “These were my father's rove, My tho door that Palace ceremonial de- ft wig would not we and'e showering him with treah|CO°OFOS Joreoy scription in text of article to-day. y of Lent, Prince E 140 We can here, Mother lived here too, When 1 ) manded and inquired for the gover- e Parhinas Otte flowers, He ther glowed at [h®/ which I would lke Po AN LS hdd BL a Wiles eho t Peince Ferdinand William Otto, ee picture memory, Then he recalled that the " Bua . t trance ffored (? > i ‘ oh o a and drawn between the lid and eye- « The Palace still slept, and o &9 out? I've always practising seeance, oieres eae for Hedwig wan Hoe er enee or had sald bw needed fread) to use for @ dress Q y practis xhed now, with wption of al ball, and tho particle Is easily and fa were about the they've Should need a numbe you very good doe- burning ie toltin A puar lett Something oocurred $9 ar res for my thirteen- ulckly drawn out Prince Ferdinand Wi a Kood He was rather silent on a way he said, ing, and went out nd corner, After inquiring po- thing which combined fresh alr w or a " re he following at up in bed and yawned, ‘T But they said Pack to the sehoolr But ones he to Mise Braithwalte'a #:tting roo! would n, yat kept to the letter of his] year-old daughter, For obstinate eases the f NR i was a special day, he know, but at 6 root.” looked up rather wistfully at Nik it was then that Olga Loschek MinGa CAeawe a: pF mise—or was there @ promiget—| 5 1 wan govey nicthod {8 ad) y Fred W was too drowsy to " “If they were living,” he said, "14m plaved the lust card, and won. Sbe Trew wens Otto Lonvy tho palace, a Kilmer) the welll wuown! instructor he knew-—the Carnival! The thing that covers Pretty sure they would take me out jooyved quickly to Nikdcy's at ’ “Or” in | ‘The ides pleased bim, Te set, dim oped for her axe 44 the morning advanced, ut the weather. The “LT have @ message for you,” #be the corner and > AM and hin bright balr to in first ald, and {a Illustrated to- ed and fed, Crown Prin Nikky ernuted Taschek had found the O99 gard them in. He sat quivering with « jab It ™ hes Mght hatr, rosy The patient {3 told to look b nto f tween formality and the other ex. terror, Annur "A Mrht leaped into Nikky’s eyes, the very tip of » nothing leaw than so on the down, and while he does so the E came t stendan f “For mo? 4 worked nd ti (Would | cheeks and blue J SafeaclN ws en's erry, it?” observed “"D. you Know where my boudoir y. Hetwe ae plies naelt 4 edge of the upper lid is pulled for- Lord ne > 4 a dot Have to be very careful, | S79 The creas ts ward and downward by the lashes, , conneoted with DARE We SRR iit gay, iC Wak (oy Matt Leos foyer, Countes , Suddenly, Olga At mind (he tate ci RDAs Gh- | for estocl rear, and then pulled away from the globe uti N@ warped and soured by sth ark mane tee on fee eee tine > would hove to hurry, Nikky MRS, a. M. and upward over the point of the|t aes theck y was not as ; : , nas pOBE be jow her and punt Faye Yh ah Duar) 4 great | D"t erey-blue ailk ALE uiked he ut rt have t , ar ry rr + aac r Sag i “ie thumb or forefinger of the left hand, Ne wae ant el) Gauahion the Gounteka wort Reni the ane ebiethey ja ieoes corridor, and stepped out, saluting | trimming, tnoluding d thle, dou i jast night, and she is vor af tlay nad the sen ne he alwaya ¢ which ts held on the ld, If the par- they all # bud beld Hed: for the thous You cpr . 16 key, and t ; Hi aa Ue Awe collar and eutts, : equir y MUA, exce » Kissed him, done your duty taith y i & tanadle » eyoud whieh Osk ‘I'll be back in & moment,” he in- as ' ticle is vory small it may require the much! to his secrot annoyaner It proved #layed here when tua herw eae hanaony aaa Loft, Lat fol Was WAYS ON | Feddlon VAitor, TR Kreniag World: use of & magnifying glass to find) Every one looket grave and « id see the Maye been travelling Riviera, * Pi Lae ay Th kK iid not nee | - , with the Wik you kindly it, and when discovered {t should be tone, Also there was sume 1 Peple, could OF—— i ot binding nae a The boy still bent over 2 nite spa. men (by advine me co: 2} 4 with wisp of absort \* wb with Nikky, who of distant horns - ¢ one helples: i not Bhe wandered about tthe r ’ © you going to bo stationed neern~ remove: @ wisp of absorbent not ouly grave, but rather ay Je in that dic Seieeesa hy ‘ One b ually, ao sf examin the pletures on De! wi he inquired ple antly, ing what to get for cotton, stern and white Crown Prince, ng, And now T ati by 1h ee ee eae eo, Countess,” ho ania. tho Wall She stopped, for a bitter The two guards were at @ lows. But © dress this spring? pa Ngws when ure wa going out" rade. “If there for all 1b * iat ratand, ‘To-day, of gl Moment, be biaph, vid the ante eae mm a way It Is to : siskly demanded Prince Merdinand . We could #ee it." : - u a gud for'a w we a he whole business Answers to Queries William ( 1 ‘alt Was aaying to : MA TaGKAUARKL yamy AROOAE nano Trea " " eplied that he knew not awer for @ eult, WANTS WEIGHT—MRS. DANIEL |l'¥o seen th ly ery spot, Bho Counters cou! A othe Crown Prince?? She sirugged her tirned the key, ay ukar wat in Bile and (hen went ee sire it tor ; H.i Five foot five inches is average (Ant dogs. anit at good many things tl ulders, “You, too! N ave 1 ay 1 Phe xentrias rca one another spring wear, dressy helght for women—in fact, five foot ponewhore aA ede te twas arrany a many faint hearts, wuch toe paid, 9 “Ar rot him wo!” ald the One who meee snuugh for Sundays, fear to five feet wlx. You should) "Out! You do Hot want to go out "ClIrHe Wo Can't nee the cont mes, but jong ae it wat Gen hie hath sine } soulla SAAR yet wimple enough weigh about 150, since you are twon- | in that crowd, «do you?" it in better y nothing.” in mideatte ep hirer t 1 “ f stant Tie other one moved snenatty, “Our! for business, Am. tyraix years ’Why-am I ae mt to go?" kay waa thinking, The entir ‘i I thine it does ald Nikky F an SEGGFS See AG ae ulneteen years old, 6 aa His Voice was suddenly quite s ler hia very best a oatlnnely J “ ,. Be muttered, “An, besides fect 6 inches tall, @ was, ii O tod ‘ 44 0 are he f tn 1 come bark e hore @ stro! KNOCK KNEES—ianiy Gs Bx. senha I Hroccguiend ‘the 1 of Ath T ilooed id be kept, thatyouwillnor comer? nm es. Although the boy's rank was semblance to the hey who tn ee Viebs brows: daly are grown, Sanounced. so ho eyed Nikky with a here, observed the room, where, op the King's death, “You ara a very fool lead Acai rah tay 4 aoe ie Sone set completion, rehing glance aod saw there the Crown Firince in a mediative voice, regency wou sclarc F ‘ounte ht hit SIGRRG SHO” GOING BAwR) BE mate PSU ININE , HAIR TONIC—Mne, | ving he feared “[ would be amashod to @ Jelly, Like court would aweer fonity t the you are ‘eo feartute Ems" ‘aut vn Pri | Mies & Wh R BNA oe 7m at (ollowing ts e. be - well he sald, resignedly, “I sup- tho child at the Crystal Palace,” King, Otto the Ninth. By ar ain here, nutalde Cr LAB Ai . erie PA ‘Tan Jersey or trie~ eal tone for the containing pose T can see something from the "But now ale hates me," sald Nike me Ith the captain. ¢ 7 re almost en . anine: Alcohol one-half ping, | Windows, Only—l should tke te have eee Deed MERGE ie Binbe, Wan the captain. of » tt nd & kne + he met servants who atood | otine trimmed with glycerine cone oun sulphate of a re geod time occasion "He ance of three buttons. “She hates sentrics bef. i Ait They ra A 1 he had bands of brown brad: hy ewer is Gintiar \ene a an Was determined Rov to ery “Bu it ip ber eyes this morn. or were to he of the r w went out f Bae perk Bas Pei or tan bands eet! on M1 there are usually lots of pe in the lutionary party, Mettlich would ur vered ? on the ‘bergamot one-half ounce, emon Palace.” + nf fi ,, lutionary party, Mettlich would u 4 f the small per r lined with brewn ol lemon Palace well play ball now," doubtediy be vith the King. Rewalued Prince Pordipand Willlam t is, fur one (To Be Concluded.) ~ yarn, |