The evening world. Newspaper, June 21, 1918, Page 17

— = What Does John See? By Rev. Thomas B. Gregory re Copyright, 1618, vy The Press Publishing Co, (The New York Brening Workl), AM fot going to write just now artistic excellence looks upon about John of Gaunt, or John | frescoes of the Sistine Chapel or tt OGroat, or John the Baptist, or | triezes of the Parthenon, so gaze pf the other Jobns of printed| John upon, the bare corner of the history, but of John O'Brookiyn, who, | kitchen ceiling only a few months ago came to the} ere was something in that cor ef Churches and Baby Carriages | ner that n y interested the littl fight out of the mysterious, Infin- | fellow, His mother could see nothing, ite whence we all spring the maid could see nothing, the cook By the logic of consanguinity I see} could see nothing, but the baby ie great deal of John O'Brooklyn, and| could; and it smiled and wrigeled, fam prépated, along with his mother,/and wriggled and smiled until I te swear on the Holy Bible or the| thought it would (airly jump out of Koran or any other sacred volume or) my arms with delight ing that John is as “sweet as he| Another time [ took John-out into lean be and just about the finest baby | the park, where ecing ‘n all the world.” | things n. Looking up into th It is well known to all close ob-|sky—just plain, blue sky without servers of babies that they are more |even the semblance of a cloud—Jobn or less introspective until they pass | began to “carry on” in great shape, three months line, witen they be-/as though he was possessed of an to take notice of the more flam-| uncontrollable gladness. I couldn't Doyant features of their environment. | see a thing, but the baby had a vis Now Ybat Jobn of this little story | of something, surpassing fa haa begun to “see things” he ap-| What is it that John sees? What pears to enjoy them immensely. The}is it that excites him in such a “rapture of the saints” that we some- | charming way? tfiies read about doesn’t seem to be| Ask John. He knows, but nobody “Gn it” for a moment with the ec-| else d He is fresh from the btasy that John finds on all sides of | mighty source of all wisdom, and him. | where we sec nothing but whitewash Peannot speak of all the things that | or plain sky he can see pictures which John sees. I can only mention one|Raphac! or Michael Angelo would of two of them. The other day Ij have been delighted to look upon went into the kitchen with him. It} The folks laugh at John, It is fun fe gust an ordinary kitchen, with | for them to see the little chap look- bime-black painted walis and a white- | ing and laughing at nothing. washed ceiling. If th is anything In the meantime we may remember especially attractive on the walls or | that the greatest of the Sons of God eeiling of that kitchen it would be | declared one day while on earth that impossible for me to say where or|many things which were hid from what it is. |the “wise and prudent’ were “re- » But John saw something beautiful | Yealed to babes.” im the kitchen. Up in one of the cor- | gary utirnaed att fou of God also emers of the plain white ceiling he got | for they shail eye on something that tickled him | How do we know that ee Oe ee lever 6 mat Hirualt-thas gobs nae eg keeaty gazes upon the vermilion and | of Kdtohen oan aba: ¢ gold of the sunset sky, as the lover of | blue on re the pure in heart Goa.’ is not the of God © corners and patches of ‘Famous Movie Actresses Tell About Themselves right, 1916, by The Prew Publishing Co, (The New York Bvening World) Enid Bennett BABY neared named Ossofus laid the foundati career and was thus indirecily responsible for my into the! fitms, I lived in Australia and Ossofus was my unc vt never seen a circus, but one day a friend brought me a poster sh omy Benes from Barnum & Bailey's show. He had obtained the pos ica. 1 asked many questions 3 for my vines | | fornia, where they “ - the circus, and then resolved] litte nomen’ (ey have a beautiful Pe® 96 beconie a proprietor of such a show! I'm glad 1 went without delay. * prospered both art ‘The poster showed pictures of lly. I mals. My only animal was Ossofus, Dut I decided he was foundation enough for a circus So Enid Ben *nett's Marvetlous Circus came into “being. Of co at dea! of acting in it, and ted nu merous pins and buttons for me. My Yes) AL 4 taste of act f - se 1 did a mdther finally omered the circus di k sanded, but | had had tee SYNOP: 10 poe’ ting mn of cattle no Uacly that tng, even though a ver t e, . . ae und I made up my mind to become an CHAPTER XV. actress, An Australian monaser gave pi testes ~ mean engagement, and that was my Biya The ek ade oteuas the real start. After p! years in Australia I ¢ ica, dusk which 1 always carry Late one afternoon, while I was ap ith me did not seem pearing with Otis Skinner in “Cock} make any appeal to the man. o’ the Walk” at the Gvorge M, Cohan ‘Theatre, | received ssuge saving . @ representative of Thomas H. Ince|me down. Then, in order to would like to intery fellow into beter humor, 1 offered to to a motion pic ntract. take him up for a ride, but I was perplexed, Here I had ar it was not for him, He ived at a point in my career where h sense to go fying it I had a real J part. it had taken ap like that me years to get that far along and nking that 11 I could not bear the idea of making man a faye nother start at the bottom of the uider in fils However, [ finally gaid I'd see the man, and we met. 1 had a hard verbal set-to ri told him I could hardly afford to start | the. and there, and in all over again. He smiled the argument [ called “Mr. Ince doesn't want you to begin | pro-Gewman, 4 at the bottom of the * he said. | Such an “He wants to muke a star of you im mediately,” When I rece vered sufficiently to talk J asked w had induced Mr. Ince 1 offered him the flask, but he turne course ided to try a litle strategy took out my notebook wit rious mien and asked for to consider me: capable of being und addvess, That helped, Of marred in pictures. 4 sudden he grew cordial and even "He sa u in ‘Cock o' the Walk’ | invited me to come into the ho yeater lied the man. “Holeft |lunch. Being very hungry, 1 acc me this note that invitation, A lunch %3@ handed me a slip of paper and | paired motor and then got W read: “Interview Miss Enid Ben- lo hold down the ta nett. She has everything a motion I star ngine, Picture actress should have-—well-de- 1 him to let tail when | Jned features, a graceful slenderne: ned, and to take the sticks from & beauty which ought to photograph | under the wheels when 1 waved nd skill as an actr him with my hand 1 diushed, Then and there [ re-| by prog Ise% to go into films, But there was the farmer went the sticks he cloud in my sky of happiness, [| from under the wheels: He managed was homesick. When I was signing| to get one of them away, and he was my contract I told the producer of my | just starting for the other side when family in Australi the machine started to turn, pushing “Send for them,” he said. the other stick out of the way. As That settled it. I signed up imme- the machine began to move, the od ete eableeram brought my man bean to run ce 1 was in the wind I opened finely unt oe T'iswy ERT Gow) ree Wikomile. 2 \His Engine Breaks } 7,000 Feet in tke Air Machine Begins to Fall NG. CHALE Vhen ‘He Is and the 4 Wen or Rravhers.) is bee af asin’ the avroplane tween the hands until perfectly clean, ter and enabling it to rine more ‘ 7 r that ts easily fo bombe had hardly ex. been much of a praying man, but a who insisted that I shoutd | then rinse ip fresh wate beneath us when the enemy then and there t 1 my N to hia house for an exam. | Slightly soapy, ne started upward on @ spiral, I lay me down to sleep.* It was the ination, 1 aad convinced myself that paring When I thought the machine wes in a only thing that cat to my mind. I w aay but I Do not discard the shoe laces when, sunition pr uy position for me I dived under Then the thought eccurred to me that wart adquarters of | the tips come off. Simply put a few ttI0! t and too c “ m below ought to she another eifort , telephone, > praying £ 1 had not Nuant ease A A Nie creree arg neeg aay ly taapta tie for | drops of Hquld glue on the end of J = r munition when 1 noticed T had di dothat mt Was use it n of the or. the shoe lace and roll It between the CHAPTER XVI. ner in the machine » one lens V arrived at the house I| thump and forefinger, When this ; : then he disappeared in the ‘Through my mind that very ox- ) the squadron and then vil OT so tomy afterw ; A AroUs wind flashed ' ies you will have new tips that will 1) J : I At the same time the machine perience { had wave on into the hands of the one \ ner ne us ¢ ch begun to fall, But just then my gum pbered how the s had 1 a seemed to be a very | outiast he laces, morning the alamn ao uinmed and before I succeeded in get- what flowers 1 wanted for iny [un ta man, But T will aay for ean afier th that Germ ‘ ting it to work again the Boche had [ was just wondering st she had her husband When your umbrella begins to look 1 wo t “ee waged to Ret sulch a start over ime it could ia Hows ‘ leath as a doctor, She|shabby, as it is apt to do in these, miles au that pursuit was useless, [ was given he might & tl of a sudden went into the dining room a . an with chines that were dy w Pp credit for Opin te wring Gowe one the meeni: ce Cy ae cab Mitt UE ican Gays of experimental dyes, sponse: b> ee Me inadiutaly, and aves . enemy by the commandini aificor of gan to watt f 1 iclasd and some soda, well with sweetened tea, This will | spi acta ee ; result 1h" squadron, ax ome else had ~ it was t woward pom 1 y what he needs more than | Bot only feature the color but wilt ! at he had of which w rise eriou MEDS i Oy BD ner. Leys trees standing by a ro. {feared ar nv right now,” she said as she | supply a renewed dressing to the | a “ On the day following the big raid I uiat 1 would hit the first of them, but poured me a drink. 8h nA n we ent to the coast with « machine the machine cle Rene " a ‘ nk. She was right. | gitk. It an and returned early that afternuon. “zoomed” over the of " | PTE. ars te snd eruised AMother plane had to be taken to an the displacement of arr ; co ff HAPTER XVIL. Alcohol will often remove stub- ine fold 00 fect, eTgdrome. 1 had gotten to the level waved the treetop, 14 WENT back to the squadron and} porn spots in clothing and it will net it he was ‘a? of 7,000 feet, and everything Was ¥0- pass. 1 was not far from the ground irted to work again, A faw|/leave the surrounding stain as @0 over Hits any we: POne eenoeshly at f Low 1 still go t r days later we were told to put| many cleansing fluids do. a ng to 4 ay at oo miles Ba hour 4 1 would give those lev snoiher tr ‘ ur best uniforms. The King mace m ne engine nougD u 1 tut J J botatnes { 4 ns he torte cee, F ; 1 thought. Lt und Queen and Princess Mary| Potatoes will supply the necessary Pee ae . in Cement ¥ with all my mig ri 4 mine AOuEA ta eat th energy for the day's work. A me- eine Cevae ae : s owen ee them responded. ‘I t b © visit the squad-| aium sized potato furnishes as much 3 were None Ai Rall lc my gouy a hae the ground and a heds ' ron and were to be presented to] fuel for the body as does a large slice YWo'clock saw one of our mach nake i Au I felt about my straining every mu them. Mour of us were to fly for the|of bread, Eat potatoes at the mora- pu pultaeeast etme , ’ tr The first contact 1 | family and 1 was to be one of |ing, noon and evening meal, r I followed, hat something wa cs 4 i , front Of ina. he host of the covkpit, After d them, ‘The machine Twas to fly was ane if co lerstand was thi merasulte J landed 9 by tt cot machines, used for] Tp there ts fruit juice lett trom toward nas vwer running. My AS Lee } oe is canning boll tt low and use It for big bombe 7} Ger- f off the rudder ex ae een as Bee ote « Aitotnobiles of the royal | glavoring sauces or it may be added » mans { to find the stick oo aR en ean eee Tle wir suite appeared on the! to cold water and converted into @ The Germans w . > t t for a few second Ioaea’ whence Graken aTtPy le Howinn ana ivan fw Was | refreshing hot weather drink, side us I { ‘ ome of the oi] out of my eyes vroken. 1 fel IGE. MM er apt Fd pak name un Who had ‘ An examination of the various con- troreD’ qd felt no pain, anil sow a nd ihe aerodrome. | When you have the misfortune to were on their f t that the machine was gull whole.) To nit a wee and It 1. DS Was WAVY | break any glass article, take up the t w Has T wan talling vain aves ¢ 8 ab a inndina i oresented to the | *eattered pleces with a brush, then ‘ ad in such a manner tnat earth Walked over to view (he King, (Queen Preccated to tel se a bit of net absorbent cotton, ch i w rmed all mixed iy - 3 r King secogmined | Which will take up the minutest pare oring > e passed from 0: loop ‘ 1 saw that it could be w f Ld BWwI) vole of the glass and can be dee truck in Ven. w skidded sideways, then s bap ‘ und { ‘ ate 7 stroyed by burning. ind with q and then and 4 tail for @ second, righted It tappet rod had \ ' a saree T wae ae Phd | : ® ‘separated neo Germans asain, and kept pluneing utting the coul iv ‘ British Government,| Sew. plece of red flannel on the ommanding Preceded in grou i five, f r with every second whic ved a ull were to be taken |e4 of the lamp wicks in the Dunga- Winding Meanwhile { had one of surprise, my presence of {id not F 4 minute by this convoy. Mine waa a two. {low lamps. This will absorb all for- a ther these group t me, One moment I d to sol r w be , I had a pupil with mo{¢ign substances in the ol and give Drone Shas Within & ad ailing toward the sky, while the exp! © propeller ¢ whom 1 was far ax the| you a clearer light, Ane troons spotted a ' t left no doubt at all that 1 was with chine gun from w int L would be! ’ (That order tent upon brint suing toward the ground force of this contact 1 eee at eae. | If your gown or coat has become noeuvred into 1 tu { Wresently the machine began to part of the machine t ‘ f ft us were to fight of the| wrinkled, (ill the bath half full of Rot thought t b was good | around tts own axis while de- that It became unman G case they should attack! Water and hang the garment over it ‘ > 1 took a burst y Ww ribing the regular spira ns 1 the engine to fa the f We tet no enemies wh to steam, Within a few hours the machine gun. ‘I in started wondered how svon woul be k sand push fe t Channel, b I Wrinkies will disappear and you will to drop immed ar soon over der control had raided England i task of pressing it T had lost sient 1 Another moment or und then Some people came tea " ery day 1 chiffon gowns can Be 7 Thea I picked out another crasn WOW Come | Lave Kever poad in a motor car. i huew wee Qho bY Comviudedy weleacs by pass S6ts —— HOME PAGE Friday, Jume 21, 1918 Soon Be was | Original Fashion Designs ' = For The Evening World’s Home Dressmakers By Mildred Lodewick Copyright, 1918, by The Press Publishing Co, (The New Tork Brening World), ‘An Individual, Stylish Frock | ie safe to say there is no woman who is uninterested in «tylien clothes, tyt those wha think that \ \ such clothes will ‘make the are in i \ . deed mistaken, While i \ \ ANY atyle an essential rik attribute to an attrac. cal Indic seine to a atta stylish gown may be of & design that con- trasts decidedly with one's type of beauty and form, thus spoil- fing tho charm of the frock. To gain a pleasing effect, therefore, it is nocessary for a wom- an to consider what is becoming and what suits her individuality, Though there are many destcns that are |adaptable, the one L am showing to-day te particularly sul | the tall, kithesomoe jf and 1 might im. | gine facial beauty | that is more classic | than dainty as best j able te carry this sims stately design, resqueness, how. ever, is not lacking, | for in the broad collar and deep cuffs, which are ed with heavy pointed lace, it is the main achievement, | An added cloment is | the narrow black oire bow with tong | streamers which fin. ishes the collar tn front, where also ie 2. Vb eee PARTICULARLY SUITE bodice closes invisibly The skirt ts plain in é Radel aly otasel bull ed —s | front. the same as in |the back, with shaped tunte sections Th H if 9. jeach side that give a gracetul drap- e ousewl c 8 jery fo complete the charm of this S b k | frock sh is crushed about the crapboo Jolonguted basque boalce to tle In a HEN making iced tea or coffee bow at the back, Plald, voile or W do not let it stand as brewed i and checked gingham with | until cold. Strain it Into a white voile, batiste or organdy are] mit, bottle as soon as it has reached suitable fabrics. the desired strength and place it on the ice or where it will be sufficiently cold when wanted. to For dark ravies use rye or Gra- ham flour, and for white gravies corn~ starch will take the place of the wheat flour, which must now be es- pecially conserved. SIIGIDOID I ps ape et. ‘Then somebody my gun, But as | plunged toward machine I found that | had ru » down!” into a Wasps’ nest; I noticed that the WAS accor ed by some was full of blue streaks made by irks, and we had hardly explosive bullets which the Ger- en more bombs dropped mins used, 1 decided that 1 would have to again and try to take T manoeuyred upwarc ot & new position, but befe onee mere came within fairly of the machine the men in it dropped all their bombs into the marshes along the coast. It was necessary to act quickly if this machine was not to get awa ‘vhe bombs had been dropped for the ymed to have it ie we nt i bn Mpg I bye BYE When frying eggs you can avoid them tt he rombsa were h te a satio! it , the usual sputtering of the fat if you Nee @itentic tink sonieboay ae PAG Cronies tow He Love Scan Indian lsprinkle a little cornstarch in the fat before putting the eggs into the pan. And W ith aPrice on Hits Ilead Risks His Li fe to See Her An easy way to put the required hole in the machine strap is to heat a long pin—a hat pin will answer the purpose nicely—vatil it is red het. You will then have no difficulty ia piercing the strap. THE FIGHTING FOOL Ts a Most at Romance With the Vre sh C arm of Youth BEGIN RE ADING Wash doeskin gloves in tepid water and be liberal in the use of good white soap, Rub them carefully be- de + nd soil ail