The evening world. Newspaper, May 29, 1919, Page 15

HOME PAGE ; May 29, AGuMc nity Walking the Mad Off 3 er ee By the Rev. Thomas B. Gregory Copyright, 1019, by the Press Publishing Co, (The New York Evening World). A LITTLE girl, nine years old, Bertha by name, went with her moother to visit her Aunt Florence. Bertha was extremely slender, so very slender that some of the ruder of her school- mates called her “Skinny.” " While she was at her aunt's a peddier came to the door with pink celluloid bracelets for sale, and the aunt bought two—one for her own little girl and one for Bertha, The peddler asked if she wanted the brace- lets for “fat girls or thin ones,” and she replied that she desired one of the bracelets for the “skinniest little girl he could think of.” Bertha, overhearing the remark, was sorely offended, and when her aunt presented the bracelet to her she refused to accept it ., Realizing, however, that sh had done wrong tp declining to accept ) “the proffered gift, Bertha left the house and was gone some little time. Comrviem, 1018. ey the rete Publishing On (The New Yorn Brenine Worlds. N the threshold of » modest|the little porch bidding bis mother O home, hidden by the moun-|oodby. She gave her boy her bless- tains of Virginia, stood a boy|ing. “Robert, 1 hope you will place in the khaki uniform of his coun-/all your confidence in God. I am try. Before him stood his littie/sure He will bless you with strength oll mother, “Mother!” said the| and vigor.” Mrs. Richmond, though boy, “how do you like me?” her heart was brave, could not help : Upon her return her mother asked her where she had been, and in a “Ah!” said the little old lady, “you} mourning the loss of her son, } rf very low, apolegetic tone she said, “Auntie Florence made me so mad have enlisted at last, my boy, How| Two months later we find Robert # 4 Mert Ld act od for a bracelet for the skinniest little girl he be in soa Gea waaines i mate ‘irene opty 40a. Woe ¥ coul ink of that I had to go out and walk around the block to get the ‘ . ib mad off, and I was so mad I had to walk around the block three times “You have ome brave son,” said a wanker Levit vin be sae reap ae a defore I could get all the mad off.” She then turned to her aunt and sald, yg a tide. Grivel caid| But Robeltts tater Gy edie e 4 “Auntie Florence, I am very sorry. I will accept the bracelet now, and ‘Bo it you, el ‘ "1 } thank you.” { The Nautilus, my authority for this story, vouches for its absolute truthfulness, and it goes without saying that there would soon be a new face on the world if we could ail imitate little Bertha when attacked by the anger microbe. Robert, turning around and looking| was struck by a German shell. into the sweet Irish eyes of the col-| Fighting till his strength gave way ¢ leon before him. She said to Robert,|he fell. His commander saw him 7 “When are you going Over There?” |and leaned over him to see if he had “We expect to go in a month,” sald|anything to say. Robert opened bi Robert. eyes and seemed to see a vision of ; ” 4 ‘rd ae Plato was never so “divine” as when, upon a certain Pr if f wa ve iy ent | beffiches ‘chek ae fe, pig q _ occasion, he refrained from punishing a refractory servant on the ground haan voae ¢ ars cal” for patient Guttering, Beaten wan ¢ that he was “two angry,” and needed to wait until his temper had passed, dat tev c x Instead of “walking around the block” to get the “mad off,” many of us, while the mad is on, do things that get us { ito th . padheNery gel in ie troubles that we The oldest and dearest of friends are estranged, hates are engendered, even murders are committed, sim stead of going two or three times around the block to “walk the mad off,” we surrender to the hot, Unreasoning impulse and speak “the word or do the deed that can never be unspoken or undon )» thi its hate, sorrow and remorse forever. rN gg Ma ti ‘They spent the remaining days of |bis reward. He extended his arms Robert's furlough very pleasantly.|with a smile and said, “Mother.” ‘The month passed very quickly and|/By MONICA McPARTLAND, aged Robert found himself once again on| thirteen years, New York. Cousin Eleanor’s Klub Kolumn } 4 ‘4 Ho fought bi ly for the Red, Whit. 4 Dear Cousin Patriots: WOR MERC cee z Memorial Day is the day set aside by our mation to honor our soldier dead. : Let us do homage In silence. | Let us also remember, lest we forget, re aacrlsee are not ft to praiee|TROUED they have g > to heaven reme them; thelr deoda are far greater ei reed ype live yet. than our phrases; they mock our bent | 4 R HOPKINS, Brooklyn, efforts to express the reverence and|": *: nate awe we feel as we stand, in spirit, MEMORIAL DAY. beside the wooden crosses, Theif 8!- | yomorial Day ta thoday of the Gibd, lent graves are more eloquent than livery year in the month of May it our poor weak words, What we say comes; cannot do honor to them; they havelie poang go mich, to wdky ieotiantl passed beyond the reach of our volces; | 4), gare thew eens her. . it is what they have done, what they paring berty’ the bitterest of ply because, in- Remember each and every boy Was really and truly some mother's Soy; » anything, everyth! once upon a time, they had only walked around the block onee awe oment of hot blood. The Housewife’s Scrapbook. q «T's welt to remember that one cup| with of! of [:: sugar will sweeten one quart of] each year it will be et” pericahs. any mixture that is to be served | serviceab! cold or frozen. ro —— sean When cleaning mattin, If you measure out the coffee into| rugs, shake thoroughly ts fonlowe aa & saucer and set it in tho hot oven) dust, then rub well’ with clot for throe minutes before adding the e Soeh wrung out of salt water you will have an excellent cup| cohol to remove stains nn U8 | WAS IN MRS BILL AERO TOURING CAR. WHEN | SAW You PASSING BY Lifes and have muffered, what they have won, ‘ a say mak that does honor to us and to our na-|This Memorial Day will be so sad * out the flavor, ih hing in soap water hd ipetause of ilar abe uohaine : our hy \ It the odor of moth balls or your hands rough rub them | with oatmeal whil i © camphor is objectionable use cedar| they wil} become men Nhe Rhona — oll, Put a few drops on a small ball of cotton and place this in the boxes| You can clean th and bags where the articles are to be | bing with ary fo sin (ar heroes who fought so bravely for’ Cousin Eleanor. on ug e HONOR OUR HEROES. Aro now sleeping in France, e tinware by rub- Honor our heroes who have passed I¢ some one who was precious to you Is gone from you forever, ur, using @ piece of away, ( stored for the summer. Do not let| newspaper inst, who miss them | Don’t forget Memorial Day, 4 4 ‘the oil come in direct contact with gigi Ras sas seda ie Mares 204 The day of the dead. 4 f the clothing, as it may leave a stain.| | When marking linen with ink first oie Tec eave shiaison, lid! By ROSARIA PISCITBLLI, aged : It these are kept in a closet, drawer Ako {lio initials with a lead pencil a khaki and blue he was clad, fifteen years, New York. y oF chest, apply red cedar ol with | 4nd then trace the ink over the pen. > forth to make us glad; | --feather to all cracks brush in-| cil marks, This will He went THE STARS AND STRIPES, deer et drawer, &0, HTC Elton Weedeg ee Lat us give honor where honor is 4U% me story and stripes forever, Furs and blankets can be kept nicely | 7) No wind or wave can sever, | by this method. _ c The emblem of our own free land Long may it wave so grand! You can clean the white iron dea | quickly with @ mixture of vinegar and ‘Tho red is for the blood which was veda, Use ono cup of thé former and spilled The it half @ cup of the latter. Apply with aren b which our hearts @ @oft cloth and your bed will look The white stands for purity. Ta aad We need it so to keep us free. came ized instantly what a trap we were lowed, he boarded a train to join Sn ts reir cme tno nonin ro nea tg dre ecuad foes Boas it eran, Wen fyt'tz hed ait RT hgaongeetyceattd, han “he ‘he bive stand for tbe brave, bach-v re heels, to- 1 " “Marion!” evidently didn’t dare to “have us halt- most at once, the tenants questioned, found Mr. MoCarty at his yn helped our land to save. as white as it did when purchased. Who Is the Girl Buried as Marion / \ | @ave the worn handkerchiefs. They S. ‘“haweg@o many uses. If there isa baby Je ther with another man, but he 600M The stars and stripes forever, / in the home use the small ones for —oos ed in the street for fear of publicity. and if I was found there, my step- ge’ had not discovered him. He May they perish never. id take me saw they , A t fae clothe, Suthers will do nlosly Rowntree? See If You Can Guess CHAPTER XIL eA in aaaite iametenee near Saray, ana tals time pa would run RO hed wired to me Pe eons Nene . By MAZIE OOK, aged nine years, , for wash cloths or as towels for the FY HI weeming apparition #hook whereabouts until they had forced me, chance of my alipping through his ‘ore ai o . Me- Keansburg, N. J. ‘wee little one the Answer to This Mystery Story even Terhune’s self-control, by the teolation and horrors in that train when he recogni: Mr. “Al grasp. Mr, Mc: i . he would be Carty. My friend replied wee Pakgb Hadi Pox ad the would meet bim at the station. and it fairly took Stephen anne place, to agree to an annul- e Wie “ eir “We threw them off finally, as we whole country searched for him; we As long as my escaped tt Before you renovate the furniture Quimby off his feet, for he ™ That Is Filled With the Unexpected remove all dirt and the old varnish. a cojjapeed in bis chair, thought, and Luke brought the car could not escape together, He must notice he meant to follew them an I Tian to Cele ty aeeomolianen by uaing ee oan a catty Tie toa stop a little way down the street stay and play the part of @ disinter- 9ve where they were going, Dut, they 1 yy @ warm solution of water and soda. Frog pore he in a - the SReOrTaR mA one wae i oe bao St lenst unl} the Of brig) at ner ‘Tony, and while : (9 ‘ @ entrance hall but the boy, forts of the pol Tony, ‘ ‘} ) Do not try to clean the grater with Fe A ne ae rcagee he was asleep at the tlepnonie. I turned in some other direction ard he followed Mr. MeCarty’ in a tax \ dish pei brush ae Re et nica e” ener slipped past him and had started up his absence would not start a bunt pe Use 9 ene ans url wan allea the stairs when I heard Luke's horn. for bim, and I must peeation and learn thelr. di Odhe was lve, Collins,” Marton 1 ran down and peered around the ele- where alone, But whe: ton, but she . pressing the bristles through the « holes, Rinse under bot water faucet “Then I becamo conscious of a “I don't know how they had found el . my hiding-place, but when Tony— Twas sull’clinging 40 the poor dead after losing the trail of Mr. McCarty turned to him. “1 hover saw her yo Vator shaft, to see the limousine driv. i] / Th diagonally aecross the grater, | my life until half an bour before— UP» some men's faces at the window; hadn't been able to shake them and drein a before that frightful thing happened. We R : came to the hotel, he found they, ne =" 1 waa in the room with her, in the °; efter vc T turned and rushed Sun' wiih ine taker tor Chicago: I had reached there before him. ‘The living-room of Mrs. Foxe’s apart- im @ panic I tur on 4 ! * “next morning my friend, dressed in ‘When putting coats and wraps meat when she was killed.’ back up the stairs, but I was weak would take her place! neat ernie ee ererana’ aakdy away for the summer fold them and Quimby made a motion to leave {rom fright and my knees gave er “What I munereG 6a Lapeer changed bands so. tragically, at- inelose in bags. Two may be put into “Grave.” There were beads of per- bis chair, but Terhune silenced him me Just before I reached Ld Lg spout iteven Dow f was afraid that tempted to lead them off on a false one dag and they should be suspended spiration on Quimby’s forehead. Sih @ wave of hie hand aad termed, Bo0l f SOOT coiatesd, bat eioa tT trane Gna lake Cone te tke elation. scents while ‘Tony and I made, our from books. ET to himself, the detective marenly-one.” the rack foundered “Go ‘ahead, Miss Rowntrée,” he saw it was just a maid my courage to mect iy Se ne e., faa pretng Rell, Sut in the eountry: Pa paced moodily back aad forth desperatedy, and finally muttered, said. “Let us have your story in a ger ® Es ge by pyar petal Bike f NAG “But they were too clever for us Cheese will keep nicely if it is Defore the cold hearth, A "Number." TUE OUD Oe ovarbeard soy Peg ee the muit-cage and tied « dark vell over there; they tracked us down, and wrapped when fresh in a cloth wrung moment later he was inter- “Lover.” Pris ou poe Fe oo ay pA A Swen che hed gone I wished that the garish hat, When we arrived I when Feary Ae, manbine, they out of vinegar or @ wet cloth sprit-|runtoa py the arrival of his an- a on ad me bis true character. He was teil- I could call her pack and bargain slipped into the Feed gd or] bb aM nit eae Kled with salt, wrapped in © G7Y | ticipated guest. Stephen Quimby, & Five measured strokes ticked out ing my aunt that 1 was unsound of with her to lend me or sell me some managed (0 drop the cout, which bad halted us to (he rods» sigh, and “ora by GERARD SOLGER, aged ee in ¢ je proposed to send other clo Fi added: fourteen years, Hills Je de cloth, Catingtive favre jn bis corroet Ddefore Quimby found utte bry me away to an asylum. I was fright- in a wave of dogpair that I never withes: bene oreerree, I realized “Of every one connected with this Kerosene will clean martte ey nny ES haas creation Lew ip g te moet fe tert Agreed bgid the 80d, and very shortly afterward 1 could escape dressed as I was. That told "Tony about It Later we were doctor would be waiting outside and that I was faint from hunger, for I whole terrible affair. Mr. Mcoarty MAY ESSAY CONTEST. mixture parts of common | domi {his glance, but his voice ;Control.” Bence cand uly, then did my step. it I reappeared with Tony he would Ss ,0ih poor Ivy Collins had made f realised that we were cau wanblect:”.,"What I Would Do i I hs pnncage] ie e, bu voice ,, fd out, for he LeMay sed was even as he courteously reaponded “Power.” He breathed more easily, fath amercerintel the lntene bask of Pee oeM Ne ile if wo etayad there we for me and I must keep ty strength further effort to escape ee i ee a eee there are obstinate stains, apply ®/rassed expression had shaken the >Vious word. “ey ” e| it that be must io tha ditaetion m1 a ace | “Chauffeur. until I had found shelter, I came useless, I cried ou! hs eentnins Sa ae oe should be of @ creamy consistency, | 10 ft Getegiive's pregting and se “Motor ear.” | Fy Soran, Bhd wl Sone te are Would be WapDet, anyway, ang 1 Upo0 a qulet little restaurant, and the want me for the murder of Marion awarded cach of the THN "Kidde ‘Wesh off with salt and water. Terhune was explaining the ob- {Sanatggium.’ “Bunday my stepfather went out man, to drag myself to the fourth Waitress recommended me to @ ama pay aga ‘am,’ he said. ‘It’s Marjon| Klub members, ages from 6 to 16 in- —— vious system and method of the word “Hospi! $ to ‘the aviation field. Another man fi neg to & “Woming out of the botel near by, which her relatives Ne ae ete. nie invite | cluaive, who write the best composi. Do not use soda for the scorched | test, when his expectant ear caught , The replies to the last three quee- met him there, seemingly by appoint- "02: am conducted. Rowntree I'm talking tions on “What t Would Do If I ‘gaucepan. It will only tend to make {t | the soft closing of the front door, and Wore ect fallen Sore, Guicany’a ive ment, and a flight was attempted, but 4! gs ig Patt Bided “Tony waited about New York for I want to know how Ivy Colling camo bur again when used, Yuu will have | the sound of footsteps down the ball ye ted that of bia nau ich the wind was too uncertain, Luke Snd'then began s more terrible ex” better results if you fill ihe pan with | humbie oonfrere was on band, and 20W he showed unmistakable signs of TeOosDized the stranger as @ physi- Derience than anything that had gone Were Rich.’ A note from the teacher or parent of the contestant, certifying that the two days and then, secure In the be- to her death!’ lief that he was safe from being fol- (To Be Continued.) lan of questionable reputation who Perents essay .as not been copied and that, . liberal aful|he proceeded at once to the issue, | >reaking beneath the continued strain. © before! to thé best of their knowl » the ee salt, Leave it to soak for twenty: | "You understand now, x taiak, Mr. His lips were painfully, compressed SP'ty for so-taiied uervecs cosen epee Nomads of the North idea is original, must agcompaity each Quimby. I speak one wo. and you p e ¥ . composition. ‘ four hours, then boll up and tho| QUIMIy Ot ee ony, Wdisatiny oa clously gripped the arms of his chair. 0G he bapnenes te aierashe & few 6G] OF FBRBD ner a hundred dot- By Ja mes Oliver Curwood Essays must be writeen in Ink and burned portion will come off easily. |rejative idea ay nuggets: has | “Escape"-—— the detective's voice listen, He heard just enough to lars to change clothes with must not exceed one hundred and clean the linen shades! feu ‘are reudye The Sie wordt ie! Ftrcedea ay iy eame im a Father that T'was th be. a -paucnt we For n mipmont iy toc 4 Ming of the Gveus Northen’ tn Witek the Resuisies of 010 a alae mal Lesage at and | Money.” : " gonvulsive Ld Phere, and he realised that It must tated, and I thought she was Man and a Girl Is Entwined About the Adven- AGE, ADDRESS and CERTIFICATE nicely if you lay them out fl y a be @ part of some plan to separate r with powdered bath brick. “Wealth,” responded Quimby with- = ‘'Murder”—— ee he going to refuse, but at last she con- tures of a Dog and a Bear Cub. NUMBER, : rub po out hesitation, encima” The word was merely “Slcoaay morning, right before sented. “You're getting the Worst of wiiireas, Cousin, Bleanor., Evening “Inher! 1.” ulverd ny ie ' . 9 , i at seemed oO Vorl je Klub, No. ‘ar! Ws A jelly tumbler with cover makes) Wii Sn soupte stroke of the » “Remurrecti@p e's UP Aunt Pluline’s eyes, the manicurist 1) whe sald. and 1p vent see ein tne PT was with his fist Le Beau struck It was too late, A lean gray streak World Risile fe x & god mold for the steamed pud-|renduium had intervened between “Religion.” pushed a tiny wad of paper into my 2. Stent, changing clothes with her. out now, and the blow caught of vengeance and retribution. Miki)" Contest closes to-morrow, May 90. ding. You can tell when the pudding question and answer, Terhune crushed the slip of paper in Palm. As soon as I could make an SPO" Cat Ghe was going 10 Chicas®, © Nanette on the shoulder and seat was at the end of his chain and at ig done without removing the cover, “Investments,” ‘his hands and fairly shot the final to be alone I amoothed it out. . it and at last we were all ready to leave. her frail body down with a crash. Le Beau's throat! Nanette hear Tt Was just a line, but it frightened She inmy cloties Linkers. | che brule op upon her, His Through dased eyes she saw! she| {HOW TO JOIN THE KLUB AND “Business” The countering word word § at pis vietim: and taking @ chance on ite “falling.” | .. 16 promptly. me almost to death: OBTAIN YOUR PIN, “Failure.” Instinctively Stephen Quimd; “Awful danger for you. Meet ed, she started over to fingers gripped in her thick, soft reached out gropingly and strugglod eevee. eee ies fla Snares ei ly” MeN ats eT toa tae Mg pe eS * rs - , i . ‘Then, i eho 4 Marnie dampen the broom | ‘There was @ pause of three seconds came a distorted mask of horrorashe ‘Luke was waiting for me near th wieriae ow Week neoeese Os Sere ay ang & terrible ery, ehe staggered toward ‘ sd arpet will look before Quimby’s ner. in @ carefully leaped to his fest, for the curtains of corner with his little car to take eyes, From Durant came @ warning cry. the cabin. a aad your rug or © controlled voice: ity.” the alcove had parted and a slender to Tony, but the limousine drew up “The man diin't even see me, but ‘wright and fresh and there will be no | «Caghier,” Rqure seed before him in the dusky at the door just as I ran down the faced the other girl. It all happened This is only @ bit from Mr. Curwood’s novel of the big wilderness of dust in sweeping. “Bank.” ‘The tone had lowered to £! r of ght. It was that of a steps. I couldn't help crying out in in @ flash, ho sprang for hor, seomed ghe North. It is a story of vital interest that will hold you from the first > — mere whisper, . young girl with soft, brown hair and my terror, and the physician heard to her ubout the waist und then Qong ¢9 the last. You will love Miki, the pup, and you will laugh at the ™ q gatisfactory moth-proof chest! “Disease,” The whisper was shaken. a wistful, drooping mouth, and her and understood. hustled her through the window. An 1 ly bene ala Bo Fol i th Ay Mage, wld dor storing furs and woollens can be “Brazil. direct, reproachful gaze seemed to be ‘I managed to reach Luke and he ingtant later he walked past me and foly poly r club Neewa, as you follow them throug! ir adventures Another pause, and then, in quick searching bis soul. ulled me into the car and raced off. disappeared. that lead at last to peace, made out of au ordinary box by thor-' evasion, “copper.’ He threw bis hands as Th hysician chased us in the Li ” from the apartment and . ° dina. 27 Varnes: trem, Sap. aparisiant ond Begins on This Page Next Monday. h oughly oiling the interior of the box “Death,' {f to ward an terror, sine—a great high-powered y