The evening world. Newspaper, November 16, 1918, Page 11

Pe BES AST a Nhe RN EI CUCM e CebOLG ‘ bPauline Furlong’s Talks On Health and Beauty — Copyright, 1918, by The Press Publishing Oo, (The Now York Rrening World) S PANKY — Exercise Essential to Health SPANK | Coprright, 1918, ‘The From Pubiiehing On, New York Brening World.) The Evening World’s Kiddie Klub Korner Conducted by Eleanor Schorer Copyright, 1918, by The Press Publishing Oo, (The New York Bvening World.) {The Fairy in the Nutshel LJ (Toe ’ ‘ANY readers ask me various medical questions, which I am not per- mitted to answer, because I am not a physician. But ft is some- times a difficult matter to write health articles and answer health questions without at least bordering on the medical. Sirlce go many common disorders can not only be over- come but cured through hygienic methods of living— deep breathing, baths, wholesome foods in moderate amounts and physical exercises—my advice to readers who write me for tonics and cures is to follow some of the exercises, diet lists and other healthful modes of living outlined here before resorting to drugs end chemicals. “Prevention is better than cure,” and most diseases and physical defects can be prevented through intelligent care in the selection of foods and daily habits. Nature intended the stomach and bowels to prepare nutriment for all |. parts of he body. When we overeat and do not exercise, the efficiency of the organism as a working mechanism is greatly lowered and the whole body loses its power of resisting various diseases which may attack it. Pimples and blackheads, sallow skin and thin, falling or prematurely gray- ing hair are all indications of impaired digestion, nervousness, anaemia ‘-. and other disorders which arise through impure, impoverished and sluggish . blood. Sensible living—not drugs—will remove all of these disfigurements and bodily ailments. Five minutes allowed for deep breathing exercises, in fresh, stirring air, before breakfast, at luncheon and bed time, will work wonders in im- proving complexion, hair and general health. over her little flock of fairies in 8 very loving way and ajl of her fairy subjects loved her dearly. On, very hot day Tinkle Bell lay On| new queen. ‘Ten kisses from an’ thy her bed made of @ nutshell, lined| is thy only thing that will break, the with soft gray mess, It was too hot} shee siew away, Wi to fly or play, so ehe went to sleep. + i Mildred Buttercup, who was the| no ewaien Rg A Prettiest and the sweetest-tempered r tt fairy in the flock excepting the queen, |nnd'‘the fairies "were, exces hid herself behind the outahell whers| ficntened® with the’ ee eption ean. her queen slept, She felt that some | Gred Buttercup, who understood harm would befall her beloved one. | sverything. After the queen had been sleeping a for about an hour three naughty llt-|dayecr sigop ime Wen cross anda. Ue imps appeared, walking on thelr) just ag she could be. No one but. j= tiptoes, so they would not awaken) dred understood why that was, ~ the queen. : more thi stood ‘Mildred Buttereug, who could not|snesions | Tey "Ad unders id be seen, listened attentively to hear! That night the fairies assem| what the imps would say. She heard| eject another queen, Just then j- the following: dred revealed the story of the three “Now, Tom and Bill, as I am your | | commander, you 40 jest oat Gay. |G ee oe Oe Oe ‘Tom, you get the queen's wand. Bill,| So away f- the whole ie you stand noar the queen's head, and | fairies to (iv lodge of the eee a is if she wakes and starts to scream | were all asleep and one of the fairies put your hand on her mouth. took the queen's wand, which was ‘They did as they were told, but the| held by Tom, while some of the other ten Me one ee Ff Caabenees = fairies carried the three imps to ir ga’ and to his comm * own lodge, where the: " {Cuched’ Fairy ‘Tinkle Ball with it|mander*himeci? give the qinsc aan and said these words: kion “Queen of the fairies, do not awaken | spell.” and she was released from the P until the end of three days, and ‘The fairies put the imps to sleep for : ee . , I'S A SHAN ‘our subjects will be frightened. | one hundred years, after which time BS: Oiling Household Machinery mousy the sic trata | ti agia™ MO : AYFUL By Leslie Gordon | which they will hate you and elect al thirteen, Brooklyn. SPiRIT oF OORS that stick, bureau draw-)by cutting soap in tiny bits with a NiouTH | D ers that refuse to open without |knife and pressing it well into the ’ hop- | 2Olsy parts, a nerve racking tug, food chop- |" Tai is rubbed occasionally on the pers that creak, egg beaters that per-/nicke] trimmings of the stove it will form their work in jerks, los créam|prevent these from getting dull and freezers that won't freeze, and scores |ding: looking. The nickel fixtures in the Pathroom will also stay bright of other things about the house arp for a Troe time If they are given a unnecessary work besides wrec! Be with oll, Never put anything of ~¢he' nerves and making the calmest|metal away for any length of time tertpered person irritable. it scems without treating it with oll. Knives to Should have a bath of fleroven rather idiotic for so many women 0 O14 skates after the season is over | suffer these annoyances when @n 0C-\should be covered in lard mixed with casional oiling wil make-the wheels @ little camphor and black lead. of any home revolve rapidly end) noiselessly. ‘Take a squeaking door, for in- stance. It can be stopped instantly by #0 aimple @ thing es a common Stead pencil, The. graphite in the} ‘panel is an excellent lubricant for | the rubbing surfaces, as the minute fakes of this metal fill the rough de- pressions in the bearings of the ©'finges and make them work emooth- “fy, The most cantankerous hinge can “et, very quickly be given soothing treat- | fnent by putting a stick under the door and using it as a sort of lever to raise it a trifle, On ‘household machinery only @ very Uttle of! is necessary, and ordi- FP ‘we TINKLE® BRLL reigned Pr SPIRIT of NAUGHTY BOY SPANKY — SPANK | . ae Cousin Eleanor’s Klub Kolumn |KIDDIE KLUB WAR SERVICE| Cousin Rose Mandella is one of. a HONOR ROLL FOR FOURTH | family of cight brothers and satgte, LIBERTY BOND SUB- / | “hd between them they bave bought | SCRIBERS. veo, Cousin Rose and, Cousin Fannie Harrington, aged eg in Tous, are Fourth Liberty Bonds subse: thirteen, No, 62 25th Street, Elmburst,\ “Ht have wo far pened Libert; | writes: “I have bought @ bond ™Y-| Ponds, one of wie Fourth if | self and I also have elght War S4¥-| have bought it myself with Atty ae), ings Stamps, 1 hope to have ten BY/ jary 7 had saved in the bank. toe Loser poe j the Kiddie Kiub is fine, and I am giad 1 Joined it," says Cousin Berti ‘ertheimer, aged ni; Nicholaa Avenue, Breas cde Jousin Bleanor Rienze, aged thir- teen, No, 406 Went 40th Siteer, Seve York, writes: “I am the proud owner of a fifty-dollar Liberty Bond of tbe Pourth issue, which I bought out. my own bank account.” . Jousin Emily Ostfeid, aged olgh? No, 639 Becond Avenue, Now York, Y papa bought a Four: Liberty Bond for me. also have $s GUYNEMER-THE ACE OF ACES BY JACQUES MORTANE ‘The official documents read: ‘"*h@ to the French aviators,’ de- whirtwind. Io fired uyon his adver- lute master of his rapid machine and, “In the period between May 17 and clares his excellency,Gén. von Hoepp- sary. Only one shot from his ma- moreover, an expert gunner. But this May 31 Capt. Guynemer has beaten ner, ‘they never engage In a combat chine gun was heard. The aeroplane Ace never accepts a duel in the skies/ in War Savings Stamps, [ hel: “ down by himself five aeroplanes, four unless they deem themselves sure of fell, the propeller revolving at full except under conditions most favor-|fathe~ in the store every satura of them in one day. Two of these a victory: if they do not consider speed, and dug itself into the earth, able to himself. He files above the ene he gives me a dollar to buy machines werp brought down with an themselves stronger, they prefer to Guynemer had killed the pilot with German Mnes at an altitude which "Soteta hath mm interval of ofly one minute between abondon the execution of their mis- « bullet in the head. varies between 6,000 and 7,000 metres, |11 North 10th ‘Street’ baw ten, No. them, probably for the first time in sion rather than engage in @ struggle . } East Oran “What eveni: height at which no aerial cannon of J., bas @ Fourth " issu this war, of which the result may be doubt- ing Guynemer went out 4 height at whicl 6 ibe Bond which her fath mtsed jather ha: “These five latest victories bring ful’ for the third time.’ It was about 7 defense can reach him. His flights); 4, By Yoh th 3 . the umber of German aeroplanes de- “On May 25, im the morning, Gu: o'clock, over the gardens of Guigni- re never for observation purposes} Cousin Russel Stanton’s GUYNEMER’S OWN STORY OF HIS 53 VICTORIES IN THE AIR, AS TOLD BY THE GREAT FLYER TO THE NARRATOR Translated by Clifton Harby Levy PPPIPPIGIS mother he can distin-| bought him a bond. Hi wing machine oil is as good as “ ‘é ficer up to court, that @ fourth machine, beaten for from that height . He lives in But. ney it you haven't any in the sTNOpEG OF SRECEDING QEATTERS. cee Peirce a ae elvceieee eater cern any, Sammlty tim, Cia Dale ulsh nothings he cannot even note) IE Ty re bit of butter or 1ard| Guynemer, “the winged oword of brasce,”” hed 8 auicult time to joining the Avistion Coie forty-three to date, ing im concert toward our Une w.ne os the y the movements of the German troops. | ¢ in Noe Kileen, aged thir house try a tiny bes Vas- | Deasse of sight phiymigue, He was just twetty when he was accopted. sihar o period as 3 “iene On Sept. 23, 1916, Guynemer told Doubtless, one against three, he con- @ @ young conquerer came *” 1 bunting avi- een, No. 310 West 116th Street, has 7 Or @ drop or two of salad tl, Vas | pilot he ‘and fs Eitoer,Guerder: determined to, bag a German one, military tad seclame me that he had beaten down tWO sidered himself agsured of victory, 77W™ St sunset, he executed all kinds “Guynemer is solely a bunting also been presented with a bond, becan . Tiear Boisous, - Bot - : Oth, cline can also be ‘used for anything | coy oftheir, aquadrou, afterward Gurnemer géted other, victories, and, bse an tom juymemer’® Boches in thirty seconds, but hecould yrow could he en: ‘in a fight of Of Ssures in the air to annovace bis ator who attacks eneny aeroplanes. er Klub Cousind who are doiny Where ofl that does not ran is oo | Rrtee, route Grea hot get the second one made official. Yale tne result might be doubtful? YCWFY to his comrades, all the turns, In this domain hia triumpe have been | Helr bit by owning Fourth Liberty the y ite numerous, although he is not & ; sirable, It is just the thing fur ‘ But now no hesitation was possible. ‘ twists and joopingy in which he was 4! Margaret Louise Koeh! welt, ® A “ ‘ks, Flying always, as we arrigon, a fourteen, Wald: ‘and sticky for the sewing machine, (Continued) ; First aeroplane ... . Seal “What can be added to such py: Dis: ates ; em, 2 - knowing that in @ 5 ,. 4 high, be walts until an aeroplane ayonne, T have occasionally used kerosene on completion of his new aero ‘Third aeroplane . +121 What words, what expressi ish, N. J. would be nothing more than @ moss first shots the enemy machine dived , pressions are to 1's! these when no machine oil was te plane, built upon lines which ee a moun and bones crushed _Fwarth aeroplane ...-.+- 630 | ang fell in ames. ; be used?. We have not sufficiently “¢® from the German lines or re-| Cousins Bisie and Mleanor Gaydos, h on given the ment them. No. 2419 Silver Street, the house, and I have even «ven, would revolutionize hunting $) HO"E he was trying his best ‘Here too te the pre corsa fe paentedae ONES tor the eloauent words in our vocabulary to turns towa' 5 ora, Then Be Care| er em pet, Hdgowood, tuexpensive dining Fore ce 1 treated [aviation. After a couple of tela N° to take with him the one whe had Which aoe Tae on Hoopp- aingle-eeated aeroplane was murprise Teader eufficiont homage to this mas- OO eee ane (Mave been doing their bit ‘for Unsie” @ bath in this fui oa | Went to the front, went up in the bh '¥es, tt was “6: B (Bein Excellenz) von p sowiage sal pyee eu ter of mastery. Ho plays in apace opens fire w js machine gun. If|/Sam and our boys “Over There” by. 6 one of the cheap watches that bs a ses SERRE tot Rie Soe, Ses has not @ chance. Or possibly, to ‘fom the rear. lo Be was atach- he succeeds only in wounding his ad-|dancing and singin, y In both ‘beat down what he found and re did not thia REF bas no yh for and space belongs to him.” G "for the Liberty one csold tor $1 in this way. magnificent, but after all did no we voepp. ine in front, tt was necessary for ; i Loans and Red’ Gros guess t& seemed to Jo.® erent GAN) S| turead, | Thus. tt was Cul, J2F2 Boche consider that his pilot was no Dé sure of Nis eee eon avin, Guynomer to watch the rear. Guyne- But some facts must de added as vere?’ “hatter qpemy untounee, {tie pennies they have bostte ae sere ane en T would not resoms- | 72 De Dent ows, tae me more, and was he thinking of somo 0" dove Nil pac yner is the Di- Mer turned, and saw @ second ad- a sequence tothe official announce- Lb . Hdberty Bond of th : 6 Fourth Loan. the dirt. frtreatment for an expen-|second day afterward he began 260\D) manoeuvre? I think, weighing the tore Gareral of German aviation.) YéFmary coming full at him, trying to ments, ‘The first acroplane brought refuge in the French lines at a speed| Cousin Julia Reynolds, aged six’ unted for of 250 kilometres an hour, which his |Wears, No. 4221 Carpenter Av 3 vive HmePLeOe wives as a WOR aye arg pal ipa meorasity, ot the snamnye that oe > “On May 28 last the German papers reach him, ys he had fired already down was a two-seater, of which one Vor) powerful motor wakes sol Shey gba rl LY @ Fourth Liberty N SL I tal Miike bit of kero Bim: Be piigadgcs Sa ens Pe ests was a closer approac! published an interview in which he from above downward, and hit him wing was broken by the fall, and j14 never accepts battle upon equal Tmother and father, sist them in cleaning up. oes ‘firs rate substitute for} An, official announcement of May asumand water and: has the fur-|§ speaks thus iaconically of the Giant ther advantage of leaving a surface lor gpace: asserted that the German machines with an explosive bullet. Like the then fell into the trees near Cor- 4, ay a ocr pres “Whatever he may have thought, Ire- 114 poles were far auperior to all first, this aeroplane takes fire and beny. ‘The second, another two-seat- (ayn Rvery one must buat as be OBER one AWARD momber the adversary standing up others, But May 25 was a festal day goes down burning. er, fell on fire near Juvincourt. The ved : WHY I LOVE THE KIDDIE KLUB, u 5 tragigally in the fuselage and sending °° 0° “The victories of Guynemer are third was a D, F, W., also brought Nghe it pinned dee ase ed BO: ‘Sean: Biowy Dolla at eee quickly | “Capt, Gaynemer has ee ee a fire at me that was indeed direct. S73" ice peor Capt, Guynemer lightning-ike, They require only a down afire near Courlandon, Finally, bid oste Gited betore Are & CURE Ti nae one nice lite ray mes amd sith o “8. otled mop or even a|his thirty-seventh and thirty, Several important parte of my MA- 1. say down all alone four enemy few seconds of fighting. the fourth, also set en fire, dropped is ° ! 2 find to bave been a member for tee with cned cloth far more quickly | adversaries.” ‘ut. chine were struck, but happily with- wianes, which brings the num- "Guynemer alighted after this between'Conde sur Sulppes and Gulg ne exploit of May 35 wae well) giad to bave been a member for us 4 ee inoroughly and with a deal less] qe latter was especiafly diMoult 0.) any serious consequences. bee double, but tndefatigadle. Fighting nlcourt, Add to this that on tha, Worth the rosette of the Legion of] Zeste Gnd & little more and 2 Saauum erubbing brush. ; "sald ber of his personal victories up to Ho! hie ae ~ane,|@8 honor to be a member. Te vabbiog Sith e reg. dipped| “That cuted thirty Le einets “Notwithstanding everything, T PO% "to and gives his equadron 120 excites him, sets his nerves atingle, same day Guynemer had collaborate beh itil = ah ESOTY: 4 My Capt.| another. reason, "When T sent toe { ‘kerosene will restore a bathtub |Guynemer, “was one W Thea ™4Y be wrong in passing @ rash 14. creait, ‘These figures would be and his will is made resolute. Once with Captain Auger (the wlain Ace ion dation: ) this rugged com-| Kiddie Klub pennaft I couldn't Be- ing whiteness in a moment, | brought me a few gensations. judgment upon the observer. It 7 ‘4 aor ae k ao ee cae us as Gs ndation: Ueve my eyes, for I didae to shining I had beaten added to considerably if we were to again we see bim in the paths of in a ui ' p “An elite officer, nth: r would be bd ‘And finger marks and smudges OM lattacked and thought would have been so noble, if true, h adi flight with the same pilot a group cer, a fighting pilot as ¢ as lovely as that. Atte paint disappear as if by magic]) i" Sithout aimculty, for leaw Mm PO) “ties the test eeconds of uclude many cases In wh > oem. ie ape a ao = nnplescaters, Are we not *Klliful as audacious, He has ren-|, 1 am very glad I belong to s¥ch @ 2y touched with it ‘seen to go down beyon war an acious ~ of six single-seaters, O WO BB cicae dinelne cn jovely klub, as tt makes that when {hey Grawer that enrages you| sing downward out of control. The ity ite in trying to bring me down, Planes wore * this ace “The 2¢red slowing service to the country, Rage. all our members are one every time you try ta open it do not] pilot had been killed by the first save Caesar morituri te satutant’ both by the number of his victories| family of brothers mad sisters control, but where there is not abso- man aeroplane flew over the aviation right when we salu eld. taught the Giant of the Air? use oil, but soap. Rub this well| shots, for I plainly saw his head fall (the ancient tation of the gladi- tute certainty of their Lida id a 9 id, Our savecrene pare. bs haa and the daily example which he has| contests make us feel so interested in Along both the sides and edges of| iyo, in tho fuselage. Everything W89 tors in the Roman circus) would in “Four aeroplanes beaten down nemy reapeat our . set of burning ardor and even greater |¢ach other. Whenever my papa the drawer and you will not have) 1 ven and I followed the Might tnig case have to read: ‘Adieu, [¢ day by ‘the same aviator, this fortunate fellow who ventures above CHAPTER XI. mastery increasing from day to day.|€¢t® 0 bring home The Ev ' any more trouble with It, A squeaky ttained here- them seldom returne home. How had any more (rein be. made noiseless |chiefly to locate the spot where h® Guynemer, he who is about to die, Seure Des never been attained - World I feel disappc T 18 amusing to read about Guy- Unconscious of danger, on account he ete eis, ee . prorseyycren basvene why I love the Kiddie Klub, = | was about to crash to earth. kite you’ Some others, but French t00ere” On Fem Mf, 2016, Navarre sp this one myn prangpllage rye veld nemer’s tactics, according to the °f his sureness of method and pre-| Ry LEONARD HACKER, agedéen GAVE HIM A JOLT. “1 paid po attention whatsover to men, have done eo. You remember cured the first ‘double,’ two sero But to escend eo sky & Boches, It waa the subject of cision of manouvres, he has become| years, New York City, "oe planes brought down within our lines. and to reach bim, no matter how ‘an article which seems to have the most redoubtable, of all to the DA To me N ostentatious member of a cer-| what was going on aboard. that case of the tragedy which you A tain county council whose|that Boche was listed, catalogued, nave related about Lieut, Floch and Nungesser, on the Somme, destroyed speedy the machine, takes several been inspired by the German General “®¢™Y: On May 25, 1917, he accom-|3 HOW TO JOIN THE KLUB AND “i red—dead, 8 a balloon and two aeroplanes on a minutes, time enough for the enemy plished one of his most brilliant ex- vf witb pees Bain avai: po but we do not think of every- ang h enrke seeae See ae single morning. Guynemer himself, to flee, having accomplished bis min- ink fe 1 bad oneneee seine mh Binita” katie Aawre tra kaaehe backs OBTAIN YOUR PIN, a imped oman re seal he usually wears,|thing, Suddenly a hail of Dulkts girectiy at the Fokker which had {2 Lorraine, brought down three sion. For all of the machines had : planes in one minute and gaining two er, Git. oat, Bie sere St, George and the That aeroplanes in one day. He hag sur- come down, all except Guynemer, ‘ransiation of What appeaced in the sore victories on the same day, B she’ Pehl f wile several bystanders raat ene a aly tenia, cry looking emuast re into Saneed both hia rivals and timmlt. "On the aviation field every one Padische Presse of Aug. 8, 1917: bp hs eM ie gly Al were expressing thelr admiration of It] S0MI0E a. Ona. ie q miracle that ‘Tau 'to destruction in the midst of “He began with a double: at an in- was looking into the air, some strain. “That man flying wo high is the towards exuiting tho courage and fim, owoer remarked in soleinn (oneg) I was not wounded, or killed out- spouting flames? They were young ‘térval of one minute—one at 8.30 the ing thein eyes, others with figid- celebrated Guynemer, Ho is the rival enthusiasm of those who, trom the|Suxigh Pin” Xara “Silas ed to have killed the dragon—| right, A man has to watch every- ingeed, but we can only bow before other at 31, one north of Corbeny glasses, Some ome shouted ali at of the boldest German pilots, the trenches, were the witnesses of his| ai chide uetk does Sean aw—don't you know?" thing in this profession. I looked brave boys of such temper.” (northeast of Creonne), the ather at once: slory of French avigtion, an ace, triumphs, He has brought down| 3 \siome Nenbus Fach. panes, “Dear me,” inquired one of his hear-| 114 say the observer, who was try Juvincourt (east of Craonne) — both " “There's Guynemert’ as the French call thelr most suc- forty-five aeroplanes, received twent: wieete, pt . wa It was on May 25,1917, that Gayne- Juvincour' y: ) " e enty ver 4 STB Mhe Kew someting anon ‘An:|ing to deliver « gecond round. iS mer guccesded in defeating four earo- (he German planes came down on “The German wus doomed. comsful air fighters. He is a redoubt- citations and been wounded twice.” COUPON NO. BOA vs / ewers, aeroplane was falling through space, planes, one of these in one minute, fire “Guynemer came upon him like @ able antagonist, for he is the abso- (To Be Contiyned Monday.)