The evening world. Newspaper, January 14, 1919, Page 17

Reflections By Helen Rowland Copyright, 1919, by The Preas Publishing Co, (The New York Evening World) OURTSHIP is merely the pleasant little armistice between a man's ‘unconditional surrender and the signing of his contract to pay life indemnity. Nowadays it’s difficult for a girl to decide whether she would rather be fascinating enough to get a rich hus. band or rich enough to get a fascinating one. Talent is what enables a woman to earn a living without marrying for it, but real genius is what enables her to marry @ living without working for it. * An “advanced thinker” is one who tells you, as “a iJ great illuminating truth,” something which you knew instinctively before you were twelve years old. Dear, dear! With probibition coming, the restaurants 80 expensive @o dreary) and nowhere to go but home evenings, a lot of husbands wives will get really acquainted with each other at last! Aman may dic for his honest convictions, but he fives chiefly for his tiful Ulusions, “Walls cannot keep love out” before marriage—-and wails cannot keep in after marriage. Now that so many returned soldiers have gotten back {nto ctvilian Jothes and discovered how bideous, idiotic and uncomfortable they are, perhaps somebody wil! be inspired to invgnt some safe and sane masculine tyles. The surest and q ist way to get rid of a man who bores you {s to urge him to “clicer up” when he {s revelling in the luxury of being sorry for himeelf. he Housewife’s Scrapbook HE large hol ie cake are|continue to do service for aches and probably due to an excess of| pains, Put a plece of baking powder ver the t salt or d use the bag for By means of a . Which will serve the purpose n be! much bett pth bag would, ittle Is} If you are storing any woollen ars prinkled over the apples of ticles you can keep out the moths by t cooked with the apple sauce Will| sprinkling a little turpentine into v mprove this. | boxcs or drawers every three mon sap for washing the You will have better by dissolving two ounces of x in two quarts of water and add- ing one teaspoonful of ammonia, half of this to a pail of water, Stew fruit in a double boiler. If ea have none place the fruit with Httle water and sug na re- ceptacie and set this into a sat pan of boiling water and let simm until fruit is done, By this me you will not have the annoyance fruit sticking to sauce You will not have to stir the fr ‘ To keep your fur coat soft and 5 bake it briskly in the open or . week, -langing it on the 1 and beating it well with a ligh 1 till more, spoonful until done Drain and should this water on the stove heaping tablespoonful ¢ Beason with paprika and ci r onion salt. fifteen wi in combination left-over You can kee © coffee pot “sweet” are fly specks on the gilt CHAPTER Ul, If ther rames Fr nion, They \ immed ly dis Ww Lin no odor ppear and there will rem rom the o rear, and beeswax in a cloth Tle a pie | “AN rig inquir Rang British Wo [at De Lancey; and that nodded indulgently. Will Keep War Jobs: “Very we HE number of women who Now to et down hae | be thrown out of work th t Im tglking abou ending of tho war fs not so/down here in Sonvra with great as is ima @ balf million catr employed in the Unit. July, 1914, but the number of 1, About ove and ‘a women have been | Kingdom | | running three pad yout; ) and disabled men amounts to | t9 tie ton where it about one million. Therefore there |! t remain 600,000 women workers who} “W the pr tion?” bioke in wil be displaced | cager! Their displacement will come grad-| al between me and * correeted Kru; ually and they will not be throw on the labor market at onc third of the increase in women’s labor | @qual consists of dilutees, Until the men| be Phared between 1 come back they will remain at their] “Make it equal sha jobs. olding out, his hare in the mine, 2x sud Hook In the mean time many new spherea ‘all of to Phil.” have sprung up for women, T “MM x my bosit) pried the old will continue nm f tools and rey a chinery, they will be employed 1 ubsldiary ship-buildine ty lo their share in the eo chemical two quite new branches « open to women of the United Kin dom-—the manufacture of planos and ‘ ! ueky toys, both of which industries reer ee MAU aawon Navel aiaanal ts helpg wrested from the hands of the te" d sed this Read deal, 'm letting you in on one of the HOME PAGE Tuesday, January 14, Give ME HALF oF \WHAY You’ my Gor. | Reeve NISION oF WEALTH MY DEAR UNCLE THREEBALLS 'S DEAD "ly SEE You LATER FAN Going To HAVE A HAIR CUT To CELEBRATE WELL! You uP} 1 BON RECOGNIZE You MR BOLSHEVIKT! WHAT'S HAPPENED? 1 AW No More BoushHeviicy be put into] \ to conform to rules [ will print a woo The Rich Gold Mine Which the Old R = Goole fifteen i : Miner Lost Ten Years _ Before abla the pretty girls’ fro! V congenial spirits he Talk about you their ‘and ase what's Welcome and De La n't feuze return, “My naw we doupled our 4 out of the mine yright by Frank NG CHAPTERS + thew to gy back i Hf you boil a jittle borax nt SYNOPSIS OF 1 t week, fo! teen Td friend JH De Lances, it, say twice a + fora . to Ga ta Mr. Kruger, who to inutes. a gold wil weed to ¥ Tent youre i thougat | cou could get two that wer De UML PASTE oe PTER a drink at the bar of the rf, 1 which De Lancey and Hooker joined, Henry Kru- cr led the Way casually to the 1 fow moments they were for 800 pounds jovial {t and shipped it; Meaican officials ie, 1 gut to how! urt of Git M n across the led up the works with dynamite! You, str, clean as a whistly an abandoned shaft opped hinwelt Doys hred {laid a fuse to and brought nd on 3 days rub the irons ver t 1} keep clean and ow n Kruger, as he took @ iron very ly eat by tabl id faced them with phing cyes, “the first thing 1 want If you wash your hands in vinegar! tot ma ain to you gentlemen 1s, if ju nediately after, 1 make deal to-day it is to be with them ip the Hooker. If you boys are pardners a hand d 4 t over te her, but 1 | dea w many vod glancing ung man “L bet they've ing to find that toad, uid opened up the but being not uined Kruger, handed De Lancey I've been crazy d dollara unkempt beard and s “When I dynamited the Aragon—he's “TH give tim three hundred a month, or un nav to ro J reckon they'd lammeth con 1 out that you're workt ng for ation had been m and, “und IN give you wish to work um only the propr a word out of yo saying it for your k them by the bands "and don't talk!" chided, eying him “Um afraid of Mr. De Lancey, with sudden severity, they parted, and Bud nodded brief Took ut thut ore-tvain coming asound stepping outside, Silence was @ babit will " for women ia cheerful,’ bigest things that’s over been found The Evening World's Kiddie Klub Korner Conducted by Eleanor Schorer Copyright, 1019, by The Prem Publishing Co (The New York frening World) | Billy Boy in the Greenwood By Uncle Bill was growing quite dark, and ed | ‘otton Tall peered out from between | little Deer Mice had come into the! to ledges, and called timidly to Brer eae tous ol: theip ny tee Coon, whom ah suid see up in the | o je ¥ tOPs, top of a mapie tree. “Bret Coon, just as stil Ul. ‘They stole in] w-w-w-w-what's all the fuss?” every night to nibblo bits of marrow | | hgh le Cy Or ane a i nit and whispered. “I thought they | from the big bones were afler me, but you eve. they Pa Boar waa not at home, he did| weren't. And Mr. Fox has not been | not come home very often; not till the| UP here for weeks, so—I have @ sus picion they were hunting after a nd} iost kid dy Chipmunk told me the cubs were all cuddled down asleep,| he saw one coming up this way.” when bark! Mrs! B. sat up on her| “Kid! eo que ree Molly. "Do 4 Paetraingers or | YOU Mean the goat's baby? haunches and growled under "| “Naw!” barked Brer Coon, Sunt breath, What was this noise? It grew logged Kid Like those I seo when louder and louder. Dogs barking, men to the, orate for apples. His shouting and guns firing Mrs, B.] ame Is Billy Boy” , ‘ bristled with fear, She routed up the) ne Green ote foes Oran dase cubs and hustled them tnto-a little|treased. “Where are our BlueJa side crevice. Then, as aha could! poli never have turned round in there, she}, Vell. T xuess all those Stor Tata backed in, quite out of sight, The) not r him make a yeep, and he little ones were so geared that they} no coward like you eith did not eay a word. How tho noise] “Um-m-m-m,” — anuffied Molly, “coward! Didn't Tsee a certain big ny, and how the bubles - roared by, 4 how the bables sblv-| ringed-tail coon go flying up that very ered! Then the noise went past and/tree that you are on, like a streak of heavy frosta came. Mrv. Bear the ket grew dim and far away,| light inute ago? Who talks about » A n. id t go to bed for some coward but Ma'D, did not F some) But even as she spoke Motly blinked time. She had never before heard such an uproar, but after a while the and cowered behind the rocks thm- lly. By and by #he called softly: ail went asleep, as the men and dogs) “Hirer Coon, did they find him?” “Huh!” laurhed Rrer Coon, “ i" Aa rae c .¢ pa ah » “You had all gone away off up the moun Bid then cheer, dige’t gout fon tain. ldon't know much if you don’t know Over beyond the Bear's house Molly cheers are for Joy!” Phan annennennarsnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnsnnnninnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnANnAnnnnnnnnnns 2 TCous sin Eleanor’s Klub Kolumn } LRA Labeda tet ANd see ALLEN black India ink Stee ‘ Dear Cousins: Hien abla hata erteetatadt information of “A Cousin} 5. pr Vor awings ought not to be larger Momber* and all tho other Kiddies|than 10 by 12 tnche: sitious to write and draw| 6. Cousins wishing to be informed the Kiddie Klub Korner by mail as to whether their contri- aoe ¢ thal buttons have been accepted or not are hes pte i ‘4 expected to send a self-addressed ositiong and « me to wish and stamped envelope along wit the contribution, few here: To have a contribution published 1k one side of the paper only. as “BY,” “WRITTEN BY” or 2. Please uso ink and write 18°?)«nraWwN BY" is what we call re and distinctly. ceiving full credit. It means that 3, Stories and essays must not X-"thy contribution, whether written or coed 250 words. Poems not over four drawn, is original with the sender anzas in length lave a better op- @Md has not been copied. It in my greatest 1 yrtunity for publication than those « sim to encourage jPortunity for pu o talent—all sorts of talent—in =m which are more lengthy youngster Cousins, Because of th | 4. Drawings should be mado in|/aim I am eager to give full « whenever a Cousin deserves it, Since Ie is quite impossible for me to have very bit of printed matter in rid to-day and equally tm. possible for me to be with each of ny Cousins while they write nd Jraw their contributions, I must 4 upon the parents, or the guardians ov the teachers of the 100, Kiddies 0 enrolled as members of our ach picture, poem, story and ee taten C88ay must have sont with tt @ cort! n from the parent, guardian have the ba weathe fir to have been in) Mext ‘on know ali{ Of teacher of the artist or author And he gave Pht a roguish ’ the work as well as the na Not that there ts n, my frien’, Tam glad to meet|*ingle Cousin who would purposely oy selena TBs ‘s hand in| Misicad me or attempt to gain ered bh they do not deser Not at fut many, many Klub Cousin Ts do not understand just what, is moans i} but with the nat|by “orlginal.” Yours loyaily, eral they ce bon dua Cousin Eleanor. He saluted and disappeared s| — the door after him. CARTOON CONTEST. "7 h “Peace; What It i CHAPTER V. lar we F the Eagle Tat ne een| ren prizes of four ‘Thrift Stamps ated in Arigona—or ev ar-| (te equivatent of 90) willbe method the claim] inclusive, who draw the best car » “Pence! What Tt Will Mean. * A certification from the parent or ‘T teacher of the cantestant saying tha tealll the drawing and t are to the imple. e land The t had rey on it needed In Arizona wa t of their knowle original with i A ton tant and have ‘not been overy shaft, a pick and I om any other drawing mast pany «ch drawin, < c 8 must made in black formalities, ra rh ia ink a < se nth must si , rane : 01) AGEL ADORDSS and CERTIFICATE ” 4d ‘ 4 I NUMBER, ue from it~but the whole theory of] Address COUSIN BLEANOR, Bye ! undo iif 1. In| ning World Kiddie Klub, No, 62 Par M rar t 4 way, a] Row, New York City. ‘ * 4 al ce t closes Jan, 28. f vir n n- OUR FLAG, \ ' work Tho fing that flies for you and m ! ! 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