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And Diet Rules ~ For Summer Health By Pauline Furlong 1919, by Tho Press Publifiing Co, (The New York Erening World) Running a Reliable Aid to Strength R pa. ONE should spend not less than two hours out of doors each Copsrignt day, and those in good physical condition should not conalder tho weather at any season of the year, Hvery one can afford a walk at some time of the day. Those who take the time for necessary outdoor games and sports do not con- sider it wasted, but, on the contrary, know by his or) her health that {t has been wisely spent. | One of the leading physicians in this country, with | a large and remunerative practice, has, at about the! age of forty, learned the value of relaxation and play. | And under no conditions will he come to his office but | four days each week. This man plays golf and rides | horseback on Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays. Nothing could be so important to him as to keep him Of course, many of us are not suffictently endowed | Veith worldly goods to afford this Juxury, But we all’know that most per: | “éona who have built up big business concerns and amassed fortunes con: “tinue to live in the nerve-racking | ST ‘atmosphere of the busy money-| : i Shaking world until they are com-| Spelled, through ill-health, to give tp.! } Pais doctor of whom I write fairly! | “Widiates health—his complexion, **"Bhysique and disposition all being «9/808 of his wonderful vitality. | Among healthful | 8 running may be classed as one outdoor exer- HOME PAGE Thursday, May 30 ! Eo FIGHTING WHY AREN'T You oy abe Rew York Srentog R YouR CounTRY 7? Copyright With guns booming around them, Our boys walt calmly for | That will send them up the scaling ders | And across * Yo Man's Land.” | Aftee they charge the Germans, the command The — World’; Kiddie Klub Korner: Conducted by Eleanor Schorer 1918, by The Pre Publiching Ga, Our Boys lad (The Now York Evening Wort in France DRAWN BY BESSIE WEINER, NO. 4032 THIRD AVENUE, And they send the news bac some far away « homestead time of sorrow t causes some She won't see her boy again, them great pain, a | } —~ With true American gest; | He sleeps somewhere in France, ) i ont | GrET IN THERE | Always whon they come back Under a Wie Weeden ateel, af the best, though it is, of course, | : Gome heroes are laid to rest. And the mulher tears ca warded Obl tee saath ANY BRODY WHOIS When the drive ts over Under the sorrow of het lone. } a safe to say that those in good STR And they count the army's dead By FRANCIS B, MeCABE. { se@hysical condition may practise run-, RONG ENOUGH To 2 o } H a . _. , P ~ping exercises, either sjationary or| Among healthful outdoor exer- | \ SP RT ST fe ; FE ] - Kl I |] H j faprearennive, up to, Sut not beyond,| . clase running lo eneie? the beat, ORT IS STRONG ousin Eleanor ub Kolumn ) the age of forty. You should begin) Begin slowly and gradually in- ( ENOUGH TO WORK ’ . is ever golden it must be beside the } ‘tne exercise slowly and gradually) crease speed as your endurance | Dear Cousins: graves of men whose lives were more “Jncrease the speed as your physical) will permit, | O-DAY is Decoration Day or opine en than hag covery A ~ ed : on ] oe natn NCP one | ince the t © feel so to-day beside “endurance will permit. Running, | | Memorial Day. Bince the be-| 5» "Auiecican ‘heroca who fougee kad | jS practised with caution, is the very| breathing but quickly dissolves and| ginning of things most pe ples hied for Freedom and others Wh. H best outdoor exercise for the obese,| dislodges lumps of superfluous fat) have had a day like Decoration Dag died for Union.” We sunt tae wo ‘ jde to honor tho a Pn We plc ourselves pdecatise it not only encourages deep! from hips, thighs, legs and abdomen. | oy oe ta Lis INK ROWH- Went (ALLL Wanabe erosebe ADOT the Ander os bil tean herves who have already 1 “ Health and Beauty Questions. al Day ts Seuggeres sous dear tives in this war ror the o Pe : ve. 3 t ” n dier Tt is a beaytiful se! - ause of Democracy. Y BREAST—MRS. G.B.D.:)Ways, B he general liers : a veeat of the following mixture |health, sweat copious water | iiegt that Inapires ux 19 keep thia| “France, out sister itepubilc, ty keg o Jee a@ little ‘ith it, Just ap- | ("inking and tigt fet of fruits and revered day to honor the patriots|{ng sacred this day for us wherayer «but do not massage with It. JUSt @D-|aalads will help remove them. Di-| | cht might live. It} American heroes of this World War ply it gently: Oil sweet almonds, 50 |luted lemon juice or peroxide will who * 4 hey ye dit wt Amarican | by a vet place in that toms “ them s! has by Artes . y of both nations are Bi grams; white wax, 25 grams: wecters slightly. | heroes, American ware bare been | 4 ad above these honored pleth ie v4 enzoin, 12 grams; rose water, waged in the causes 0} is ; rt , a —- ‘yt flags upon the resting _ | aide their graves in spirit. Our volces doubt on this subject hi , are nea m in kha > OILY SKIN AGAIN—MRB. LAURA | suit a doctor at. ous pal ct | | | heroes e-day 8 near) to them ask blessings for their valor land uber D.: Yes, it ts true that bathing the |instructions. Chills and fever, du | | ae caune in our cause, their fight | feed dies acu that they shall no’ oily parts of the face with mild bo- | Puime i) the shoul ae Sresuenty | | our “fight, thelr lives our lives te ni IF aing > dead. We casas the ofliness, the stomach are some of the symp- that burned in thelr hearts as they! g « erreR To THE KIDDIE CLUB amie tt Onin |sorns, | battled against the unjust, foe, fl al i Pie tt AL Ral Atle ve - . : RONG bepyrs ¢ Bt also at Prent- por st “A anne Ca nage gran holesome food DeEREAKED HAIR FROM HAIR | ne Garfleldeen ruanit MA pense of] , Way over thero in France cooked or raw, are a Ww DYE—MAUDE R.: Nothing but time Gent Gartieleexny Uttering words,” | ANd help them all, you kiddies, and contain much nutrition, They and Bile wil remover ie the ne mpricty of uttering words.” | “Wnenever you wet w chance : tion have. strea e < . > in ir p ri fare useful in constipation one pete [eiieany, bee arance from your hi a Do not forget our satlor boys diurettc properties. pinac | In their uniforms of blue } tains a large amount of tron and | They are fighting hard for Uncle Sam, . c And uné Red, White and Blue bencficial to the anaemic 5 + ot forget our aviators. 4 | COCOA BUTTER AND SUPER-! yho in their alrships fly 2 | a Vv... They are trying hard to win the bagti¢ e*FLUOUS HAIR—MRS. D. ‘ 1 t0 wi j “(Personally I think tt is the rubb 4 oe : ary, = > 3 . | Tiel omb drop trom the sky. } and friction that cause the growuh , y wi- [ dare say: you 1 in for @ pinch! Ah. me seh wa Far 1) Do not & our nurses, be Come ba ¢ , 4 ; "i 0 o get ditched for M0-| “x6 gen kind and true ir when most any grease is u Ch 1 tte? Pl t B t pie red W “ 1" ugine, is t *has rising him twenty-five per cent ar ain't goin’ to ine an eat any erease se Charlotte's Plot Begins to Grow wisi: | venuve dian leon rising within im twenty-tive per cent. Ot the wronn” ain't | ERAS Re Gna Geta oneal ven, 7 Hh goer Panda: va y that ot the ite atti, you little beast,” said] ‘phat fought for the Red, White et 1 i tonics are of little If any value when | at a R t Th t Th t p ieee t eaere ty ‘ z Au evi n, Miss Browa- Midweil Wright, calmly, as ho twisted Blue. iev applied to the scalp without massage. | ate : a reaten yaa ih SRORTeAs, i Wr paused and looked gravely ing, Not are so fortunate” the Chipmunk’s wrist, “Nobody's 69- Bo Céusita, lata bo unites |} Sey | , Come in, Marsha at the Walru Geiting all the color you want, ing to ditch you i " mains, Jer be we FOR DANDRUFF—WALTER Tt a Quick Climax haan eRitni ton soul oT answered your question?” Charlotte whispered “Marshall benny wae Ailll strneelie Nomn:| Do not format thoes tive mentione s of the following into the | Marshall Blackstone stepped into he asked Blackstone, inas returned to the eh ie oe loreee a : ¥ selene 4 follow with the room and. Wrig carefully “And then ao} chirped Fanny. "'S-h!" she warned, ‘They must — "simply @ tramp looking for some-| For the auke of all mankind,” gealp twice each week and follow wit Munsey Company.) Oe Pee es owes and Yocke “1 made th MF ape port not Know they are being studied. It-thing to eat, ma'am,” he reported.| Written CATHERINE °M ¥ a oO loosen the MING € it ROSSC orl am + iy ere mace e Y ee 26 ae w bh Aandi , ome! LHS, eleve No. te five minutes’ massage to doagen Be spteestley ol geect apg Fir thie purpose ¢ Tho Chipmunk, pols » when I firs pod Say, which would wpoll it all ; “rh cook will Save apr PEEKS, aged eleven, No. 8 Atlant H UnCEs, Ove Oo! ai out hee window stl s f the eet does the princes! he Walr who h »ecome com 10 0) eet, Buumford Be eee reisieitor araiavain ie hy tenia Meg igs RUSpHCTOURLYS th Wourhat te @ matter Tam not at itb- in a voluble attempt to explains to Charlotte, rising n her seat THE STORM AT SEA. ppeccunne: Thi Je)for ae avigelis halt i Pring, “This is Mr. Blackstone 1 Bid- oy to discu replied Wright the old one the beaution of Selling A very dirty one, ma‘am” 1 adheres gashbeid be applied. with.« aroppes ee le ht ia liga th Rte Hatraway, well Wright, waving wad to “And I est that you High Tenston Ignition, preferred, by It was Charlotte's turn to become al that the hair wilt aoe rena | adresturen, also known’ as Boeton Penny take the introduction comprelens elf no undue curiosity on Way of w diligently cireularized mail excited: nh a rae ‘Over There, nd only the scasp will rece! —<—____ Wha nis Line 1 Fri ing Hat “LT will see him at once,” shi ° tonto, CHAPTER V “But I ca aid Char- jn a cautious tone. IT told Hardly wit law, T should Lt get sraavanth al vacbhae dan Sores lotte er Mr. Blackstone is our attorney y (had bar eave’ comment rwhing. “lve ut for Heavy . what for, “ J “*'" TAKES MEDICINE nk, INDI HEN Mr. Browning emerged Ww in't use a counterte and coungellor at law ie be et her go to it, never even ae statement” my dear?” prot ted Mr. br vn eRe Sanne cite without the mint from an up-stairs room, My dear, (lis man stands at the heat — “Gee! "Dp \ 1 ns sho doen't | “Laaw?" ¢ NO WAIT, Ey Se tney AUD RELE: (HOR RULED Sad, one ou ca sles 3 dwell Wright, °f bis prot n. His work t# simply ready?” dem ri in ¢ dear sir, who suid anything about servants mes * Relea tn mmewoda or pepsum tablets had be followed by Bidwell Wright P arve he makes bette We are ue A gentle rap nood through the the law? And as for the state Charlotte shook her head rebelli-| 0) en Guest. Monmout Beast vider continue to take tii in sin be was anged man verninent y nee v r f . The ¢ nunk ment, - can w 1 out in five ously y.cdnees until you hav consulted « doe-) Whatever explanation had hi ming ential Men Black nie Moved toward the window ‘again, minutes. Why, Its one of the best | “Ite may be the very person I have OUR NEW PICTURE.’ See or about sult abt uedyapepsin, from| made to him must have been ade uid some ‘ined must 1 Wright turned th Kk sellers Paver handied Tg ee replied, “Bie etitl, dad; veh our again. | pa you are sufferin, Drugs will] quate, for he looked at Charlotte iy. we natty BAY, ple anid f pened 1 nes! anne Ay ald ' br ke ane “ Tt 9 ax ' spever cure yuu, and the more youl with @ certain admiration » rou in my play he js in a ; ted MSP Atlen hab eanvad: CME Wald Rha THe ine: ct “I should ream, Wig es ' Mane the ete ay wi throughrisht} “What ta this I hear from the dad." that, from a legal stand} h le’ voice of Thomas, the hardly caro to collateral,” back to his chalr and flung him into ink (ceumauta | om you try to pure yourself through x . ‘ 1 could stick vice e best that can ained : Assured) old one; I'd never ' Iadeveu ter suiltving, which is the only permanent] vants abo ut your inviting someb: : y e stick vii ee gale 4 ar Ate 5 " ; aoe aly : on 6 RRS a eeee vimis: theres vou: ieee oowand? ‘he of jade wel! mur pae she asked. shook her 4 in an- Moriarity?” asked W CHAPTER VII. every tatnute, why bother the wine warne You're aot aging to be are | “Why—er—yes. You see, my dear 7m : : ‘ rested until [say #0. And if I ever te \—MRS. Ga. D. ’ ' . They shook their head T one end of the table sat the guys & ; r ernie we th AciD—Mne. H..6. Dl is just aa old friend, In fact, « . there, my dear, You don't “ite was a character of fiction, a old one, at t er end the | “Cut out the business stuff and fan give tho word, you'll go up for life ne if trlce iailk and 1s not the same} boyhood friend. He's @: rather Ane " unless you want of great and A ee Phagggpsatioen for a cigarette, Walrus,” Boston Fanny regarded the Chip- hgh the acid formed in the stomach] olq gentleman; a man of much cul- a a ea al fe ear piohe amoathie under (had Eee ee eee nine ik UALRUnKta Meah: Adi rom acl indigestion, Citric acid 18) tro and wide travel. I've always as smay. great antagoniat of that arch « pert guidance of Thomas, the butl ped ona across Hrowning,” she murmured, “that wa plain lemon juice, wanted to have him out here, anu we," explained Ler father ap- rel, Sherlock Holmes, w RN ee a sceetue anni © table at Ler w ho Walrus was are Aomotimes forced to, aawuciata| ” ORY DANDRUFF AND SCALP] this acems to me an excelleat oppor sly, ve already went the acd to all 1 happ \ Mo crea Boniee Seay eae cons ERE hor of his with such offensive persona? And hie sree eiirerd nacre ad a tua | Guniiy.” st ret 4 Litt ine , used up» cerned, Ch i to Manne Teaned tas t and ran I 1 ¢ lerstand a word he pot saat erg ote A sd NA tl Don't you see, dad, that It won't YS), ne widace 1 : ; ae 3} a> pes yt Koally, to & peraon of nicer weak in quite loose from t ad. Other-|do at all? He cannot meet these pped ply Y ita babi ae 1 gentior Upuringin, iL in wise the tonic will do Bihari Ba He would only be In the |" dure De tet a Bie adie ‘ Perea) was & ‘ a plant here? Hey? the untutored proletariat.” | wt ever. Four drama castor oll, HAO: | way, Me atadtonaentiane wi sual avane ) . Walrus grinned across the ture of cantharides, 1 net] Mr, Browning coughed 1 and adroitness as to ¢ most irkson x f Sayer Meet oene water, two Olt { think he could meet them al f » authorities of ¢ ' \ 1 t t n remember tha dave when you eee 00! right,’ he ypntured. “And I thought, eche A the cont t of Eur an or- E an ad particular,” he sald ot F Lu | perhaps, you'd like to use him in your nent x werful, at the tat elop " ip.” advised Panny . aot PATORES fe play. As a Ifelong friend [Lam sure ‘ 1 haps pire If you can't be a gent guaran ana ti ! 1 iry |e would do almost anything, either + ea lt foci Bidwe ~ r uke It : meres Ab kiea, | for mo or iy daughter Tha 1 different mat- \ earne WE "i The interchange was ipted | eee las So: a ahey ane tha But, dad—I don’t want anybody te 1 They a ve passed pee t » the reappe ce of Chart v4 rt but not heve but crooks! Can't you under hery 4 professional cap it piven ntches w t a * « be f her wan the m Well, you see, my dear, there Rrowning ea bis And us?" ing : mun, 4 si 5 , . iran T tie dining bail of the Brow Cardboard Base for Bottle} nave born times in the-er—career thoug $ his doughter sw It is At you ’ : at Nant d ged it alon : : f my old friend when everything abou marched the r © be 1 ny was a ti # combination 1 wa His age was indetermtnat a | r With Rounde od Bottom. ie snot been entirely harmonious be- — yy Oniaimunie gate a ve rar » and harsh ‘ huittin| though roughly nes 1 | my | BOTTLE, svol, with| tween himself and the Federal stat- dow sea k la aga 1 80 r r t I ribalury Ps in bis seat middie life. His coat mu fae Ak pe PT utes. ba Here s werk rust, will t c ‘i ahs suihpaad | Hidatal ae ca of ¢ survived, was fia round: d 4 may bel ¢ lotte stared in eudden com 7 1 all f the niviebies Pardon , vall for himy his trousers in- | ¢ A . male crehenaen ee a rhe a Sy 4 per. Wrig ef study of Fanny, (ard urge, A dert grcun | {HOW TO JOIN THE CLUB-AND 7 ee { paper] "You mean—he ts a erook?" at y " 1 F ry to who w vt & little girl to vestigate 1 t xt, hearing close resemblance {¢ OBTAIN YOUR PIN. ee Ea Sep i regret to say that he ie a count- fw were B ne and & ¢ A . ‘ 1s, t ar pe of rat surmounted his shaggy hea Begiouing with any eum a Cameras Mane | erfeiter,” my dear » Jimmy was perched on A eatisfactory to us, 1 continual fear of apprenension, and if Some four or Aye days back he haa 4 e plains ne nee | “And your friend!" ehe exclaimed end of a mahogany tab rr 1, "and yet 1 ba : ) arac. Spparemtly been shaved, I \ the w ard strip two laccusingly up on a divan, with a box i 5 rt ‘ 1 put his mind With his hands clasped in front hirds th oft ttle prop- “Oh, but understand, Charlotte,” ettes in her lay 4 [dost ‘a 1 4 6 st ! f ber ease hin biinking a no Hehte, wh een igh to permit wind-|sald Mr. Browning hastily, “I have | Wrig , ‘ at ‘ inded moved Bos SA tia: alle t said I approved his occupation the g 1 idwe « : oe t 1 urs Vous shutie, ng the , sf . » e wu n time, I cannot forget And | y f yo sd w i ! tH rad on nit OF and ¥ ve days. We sat in ® san forg tha 1 n 1 T « ni 1 tox tightiy i ec, The lowe m, we went swimming in or y \ of the strip, w the same creek, we stole ay ff ‘There 1 , Bis Cha t . 7 he same ee. Of course, | stopped hla ¢ i m L " ‘ ut ‘should be jus i Ny at stealing apples ‘ w up 1 ‘ peed @ brought up ira ve SB vas the bot and 8 mmed off! My. Browning pa Wis vee vir wift om € \ a q a \ Bidwell W t s answered x squarely ‘ ous! e lawn below. ° most p Ww Ik ‘ 7 anted Renn I's (To Be Continued)