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yeah A arden « Alejo Cola! peepee —————==— Seana . 6 8 i vs [Leave It to ee Oe the Smart Woman onal - Pauline Furlong’s Talks On Health and Beauty "\ Copretcht, 10919, by the Pres Publishing Co. (The New York Krening World), . : By Mildred Lodewick : ! Lesson No. 3—Facial Massage, : Wey \e “Heme ONT: . ; Copyright, 1919, by The Pree Publishing Co, (The New York Brentng World) S ey TT RPUMAMAOOS, WRIGR: to Ca AOTIGE He Oe Re ena eae | I AWEN | CONCEXCED. UND 6 A Type of Frock That Serves for Many Occ c tive parts of the face, that need very gentle treatment, xs MET AT We ‘With all four fingers of each hand, pat or lightly hit the flesh around | DANCE LAST NIGHT. the sides and under the eyes until the surface appears slightly reddened, | which proves that the blood has been encouraged to circulate to these parts of the face, which are starving for nourishment. ‘The fingers should be liberally anointed with cold cream prior to your treatment and a formula for a good one is here given: Place two ounces of lanolin,| two ounces of cocoanut oil, one ounce of white wax) and one ounce of spermaceti, together over lukewarm ‘water, in a white porcelain double boiler. When they are softened and blended stir in four. ounces of sweet | almond oi), whip this uhti) nearly cold, while graduaily adding two ounces of rose ter. Ag the mixture | whitens and becomes thick and ereamy add drop by drop and very sowly about @ quarter of a teaspoonful (scant) of tincture of benzoin. This helps preserve the | mixture and also acts as a skin bleacher and tightener, E know of nothing which exhilarates and cleanses the skin so njuch’as em intelligent qnd careful massage, but it must never be applied when you (axe fatigued or unduly nervous or tired. While it is true that a good -freshens the skin, a rest 7 4 be taken before and after ap- it if best results are to be ce . & thorough facial massage will ®righten the face for many hours and i le well to indulge in one about an hour before attending any social function if you would look your very NE good costume # which is adapt- ed to a great number of occasions should be the back- bone of the economical woman's ‘wardrobe, but invariably the women who need to economize the most will, buy one cheap frock, and then 4n- other until they have & multitude of these what they are, and never give real satis- faction. Good material, good workmansbip and 4 pretty, becoming style, on the other hand, achieve in a frock an air of refinement and richness which make it ever suitable and worthy both to be ad- mired and to feel com- fortable. Such a type of dress I have de- signed to-day. It could be worn to church, to luncheon of to dinner; to afternoon tea or summer social affairs. ‘Tho material is fig- ured georgette crepe or indestructible voile in neutral colors that do not present ‘oo striking an effect, with which plain goorgette or voile is combined. The bodice is a plain kimono style, ,while the skirt, though plain, is made to drape a lite tle low down on the right side, Over 't is hung an apron tunte, cut shorter in front, fo that two ‘aceful points drop on either © side, ‘This feature becomes distinc- tive when a duplicate of it, in smaller dimensions, appears on the back ot the bodice in the form of an exagger- ated collar, Finishing the edges ot these seetions bead banding would prove effective, while a more inex pensive trimming would be pieot- edged ribbon, A narrower width of ribbon or banding finishon the wide, lower sec- tions of the sleeves. With @ wide ————_——_$$—$$$—$$ Follow your facial treatment with @ rub or “ironing” of the face with @ @mooth piece of ice wrapped \in uze. This hardens the flesh and be youthful, pink color to the ees. DOUBLE CHi EXERCISES— Mrs. Grace F.: These appeared in full recently, I cannot repeat all of them In the query column again. Alum water, plain cold water or al- oho! are good astringents to use on flabby chin. DEAF—Bettie H. L.: Those who| must not cut the ‘cuticle around your are hard of hearing or totally deaf/nails. This causes hang nails. Just ghould avail themselves of the oppor-| push it back with a small orange tunity to study lip-reading at the|wood stick and do not dig into the New York Clinic for Speech Defects|nail too deeply, otherwise white at No, 143 East 37th Street, New York | spots will appear on the nail, These City. Classes are now being organ-|are bruises. ‘Pale nalls denote weak ized, I am advised, and are open to| blood or poor circulation. all free of charg: | —- COLD FEET—Maurice D.: Siug- HANG* NAILESamne at Yom | ge OMe caurtos 2 en The. Romance of. Words By James C. Young Copyright, 1919, by the Press Publishing Co. (Tis New York Brening World) How Everyday Expressions Had Their Origin. PPONENTS of the Léugue of|are being discussed we occasionally O Nations are fond of describ-| hear the word™gemmunigm,-which is ing the plan as a “Utopian | less famiNar to most of us than o- scheme.” Perhaps few of them arejcialism, &c. The original Commune familiar with Utopia or its story. | controlled. the city of Paris in 1871 That was t..c name of a book writ-| after Napoleon IIL had been captured ten by Sir Thomas Moore. In this|by the Germans. It was a revolue book he employed Hutopla, an jmag- tionary government predicated upon inary island, as the scene for @ per- | the community ownership of all prop- fect government, As the story pro-|erty, and the equal division of labor gressed the author worked out what and profits, This was in effect what he believed to be an ideal system of We now understand us socialism. government. No doubt the thought! was suggested to him by the “De Republica” of Plato. \ One of the papers which has been the most outspoken in its oppositi to the League remarked sarcastically | the other day that it was an “Elysian sobeme.” This was strong language, indeed, for Elysian might well be A FIGURED AND PLAIN MATERIAL PRI AN INDIVIDUAL EFFECT. crush belt of the plain material tiny yoke of It, the frock i# com by two*velvet ribbon bands that Une the surplice crossing of |the weighing 119 pounds, : pass ot MRS. M. Gemariond as: the wltimate'ot: the: lene arom =——_—== = Guickly. Hut on the sidewalk they front at almost the same time Kate was it against tho rovelation bis pail, even on the impassive face bo x. poasible, It is derived from Elysium, :. immediately settled to the lagging Mellish’s taxi plunged straight for question almost betrayec narra aE ee ae Waite khaki-koot supposed w have been the bappy A Detective Story of the Wheat slouch of tramps. Jenke’ costume the tangled gloom of a railroad yard, “It is,” she whispered. 5 ent on, “She's been in love with was fit o rr to Kate Mellish's. The other stopped and from it sprang Her head was high, Pride, as well went on, His face, like bers, was grimy. At several men. They headed straight aa something of a fear that she ariswold Aj Sone, it seems. With the corner of the stroct, Jenks bent for the spot where the other taxi now would not be able to maintain what- Griswold! ANI” sleontrates hatred |. « A » pre ¢ lapidated Slowed up. ey Baw two raggedly ever secret she was trying to keep al , shoe strings In reality to. ae atee dressed figures Jump from the cab from him, held her tonso, Her brother in the sound he made that the Others | yoiion sitter, Wrening Wor: dwelling place’ after death of all good Greeks in the old mythology. 6o it ‘was scarcely 4 compliment to define the League of Nations as an “Elysian Pit of Wall Street and How a Girl Fights a Ring of Speculators — A lone taxicab was the only mov- and run toward a string of freight looked at’ her long and silently, looked Intereatedly At arieton said, | 2 Would like to em- echeme.” ing object to be seen. It was travel- Cars. Then he came very close, op Ok here ary” anything ‘he's |®rolder with floss and ; (Copyright, 1919, by Street & Smith, Corp) ing in their direction slowly, as inser meneggred “1 don't intend waltiyg for ‘somo git hasnt aftected, ant p Hoag | beni 6 pretty: of Other opponents of the League as- SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS. is though going home. As it oasis op- CHAPTER X. day'!" he said slowly, “If this matter 206 in i] dress reen ay’ ” s Ww Griswatd a of The corned by ver wonder, And after what sert that the “almighty dollar” always Kee Suita Delite bita “dead” Rater Mellit® thertrens ty Brawaier wits bind ® cores posite them Jenks and Kate Melllsh, ATE MELIZSH ran sound- Wee only your private affair, T Think she's more of a wonder |" silk poplin, to be will rule, no matter what form gov- ‘The police are not wotitied, but p acenls of & protective agency without having the driver stop, should not have asked, But it is not. {han it hasn't made any differ-|Worn this summer. # Griswold disat pears en rewster returnasto the offiie Alita AMeTAN Yr Ded on th iwiitasa’ cone less in the shadow of an We're all in ik You have no right ; /- wil pa ernments may take. ‘This designation ed everywhere. Mromster ia hdnapped.. Tarleton, coulldential elerk of Brewster, ie in JUMD* the running board, op empty cattle train, She was to keep anything from us, What js Mg" that I can seo, you suggest io Majintetity: Gellar? wae bh ‘he secretary, as well as Dr. Nocuchi and Miss Mellish's brother, the door, and entered. The blinds on pty cattle train, oP any . Mellish put down his ¢ pole perigp: ovihd - ol y a happy the windows were already down, so alone. Her tramp disguiso 't, Kate? You must toll me! has made this differenc combination of words originated by that when the door closed again they would have scarcely revealed a ‘spot She tore away from him. liberately. ‘“L meant to vote with her | Simple, as I intend the Washington Irving. The word dollar CHAPTER VILL e. inoommuntoative, ae pe abeens were invisible from the streets | ‘of color in half-light, But she did nn inee, when am 1 pees Lorrore seaiow, you aad iaviee me embroidery to take the 3 I ‘ond elf, ne or two belated cars followe: fe ! ai. 04 . »pped and lool abot som has an interesting history, being de- (Continued,) been given not to speak to apy one them. Jenks’ gaze never left. them, Rot expose herself even to the beams Harry, I shall not tell you! aed luuad. “Where is Lovett?” |2uce of intricate lines, rived from the German word thaler, T the sime time the spokes- outside the house and to mind the One of the cara finally turned down of an occasional lantern which In- Bag a bee breeintses pause the “““tHe should be here any minute | 1 am 28 years old, 5 feet! ‘This also is employed as the deserip- man of the searching party lHmited business of the servants’ one of the crosstown streets and dis- sumciently marked stores of freight. Then +4 wg Poke im the sileace. now," Noguchi said. “fam curious |6 inches tall, weigh 168 tion of @ coin, although thale* means resumed the aggressive, “It @Uarter—not even to venture above appeared. ‘The other continued to ~ i to see what he Is like." wide, nt #0!" her brother ua ‘am 1," ‘Tarleton responded. |?” toe entrance hall. follow them for some blocks. Then it, She fiitted from darkness to dark- — “H'm, 1 thou In Kate Mellish’s room the light too, went. off in another direction, Ness, now crouching, now running Sold bitterly he woman of it, 60? “put go on, Harry!" MISS J. T. Y. had jong been out, Since her return Jenks breathed a little more freely. head up where the risk was slighter. poy Herr as e bangle’ on in ‘Well, T intend now to vote with This blouse, tunic at nightfall she had not stirred out " “Both gone,” he said, wut api is alia asia fae bis case, the boys aad [ he wom you and Lovett—if he is still of the | styie, is smart. The e ; # of her room, Nor could Mead’s man, “Don't let’ up watching!” Kate _~“F # mile or so she stole her way an among us, like some empty. 5; mind as Kate reports, neck and sleev id about 1518. » An” he said, stationed behind a dumbwaiter shaft Mellish said. ‘{ don't believe for a 70th until ahead of her there showed, headed little idler, has to fall in love vod!" Tarleton exclaimed grimly, Gnd sleeves cou There is another class of opponents] A thoroughly aroused man now, head on the roof opposite her room, moment that we've. slipped them— shostlike, the gray walls of the Gris. With a— Thumbs down for Griswold!” Mel- |be finished with a narrow band wikde to the League who would seem to] Tarleton tried to open the door he #@ anything, for she had drawn the yet,” wold Foundation Research Labora- y+) vale or valley, in German, ‘The coin strikes me, Mr, ‘Tarleton, known as a thaler first was miated in| that a man who had nothing to hide the vulley of St. Joachim, Bohemia, | ¥Uld not try to stop a search by the if you say another wor lish red, “We'll lake no more | by straight lines of the braid or Sida 8 ng ike Mae Ray igh agienns lee a rare "not answer for what I'll do!” chance with him! ‘The crematory!” por Pac th ewe tote oppose almost everything, ‘These are}ad been defending. But Mead's jigme’ycowu, A® she did not once Pol uae 1 Ouay ap 2 hee Moree tory. Its rear and sides were flush Kate Mellish broke in fiercely, Tarleton touched the scientist's | pon"? CUT THE MOUTH WITHA the anarchists, and they are well] ™@M seized bim from behind and shadow gave a clew as to what she theirs. Brazenly the newcomer, a With the extension of the street end Her face was close to his. Hor about his nec ng from | held him. was doing. The dictaphone installed named, the word anarch e + Phgidly taxi of cumbersome type, bumped on which it was built and which decides ‘it, then," he said KNIFE. ey 7 er roo fe sh o the or aching. She jas . softly; “eyen if you vote with Kate, | CVOME people affect inte themt <a the Greek, in which it meant literally im ny eeidie gazed, his expression $e hee room wl pain WA OME Ale jato the lighter machin hohe ja. see would have otherwise been a pier. dsten to me!" she sald slowly. Noguchi, it's three to two.” nist pein Bing pry din without head Sekine tack bastion ee by room told only of her rest. chauffeur of Kate Meilish's car off A barge was tled up to the side “I do love him! I have loved him — Into the dark eyes of the Japanese invention and that our graid WAA the tadBion In pelitice’now to] Sor aHhough hates a movements, his seat, But instead of remon- of the laboratory building at this fae eae and joved him until J came, pitying look. x i fathers ward | waneueahueee ‘ashio: es now td ‘or “altho Je ss aw 7 - asin he Shie inephaned Ris’ SRA. ve nearly gone mad! But don't “I shall vote with her," he mur- | fa w calif'your opponent a radical, with lit. | Dlacca;Where- his search should have yrgWard midnight she apparently strating he only increased his speed. time. When Kate Mellish stole youqure to Rint that my undressed and went to bei The “One more of those bumps trom ~ silence in her room was complete. you and it'll be this across your ®»0ard it, stepping softly, she heard him has made any difterenc Palded hin the a ve for mured. "But what's the good? Poor | dainty conduct. To show euch people taphone, his hands in my child,*T tle consideration for wiat the word] caine away empty. Jennings himself P - e ” 4 how wrong they are allow us to qugte The da ‘ 0 ¢ head!" Kate Mellish's chauffeur said, 4 low voice say: allegiance to my people! ‘That he i Suddenly he stopped. ‘The others, means. Radical fails several dégrees| seemed hugrined und surprised. — filet arene, Token, | by the nena te ate Mellish's chaufteur aad. vod!” here is proof enough. It’s hateful at his tense attitude of listening, |from @ treasured work, “Taquims 1 shert of anarch snifying som ‘Afler # few moments he came to her floor, when relieved at mid- and the wrench in his hands allowed rom behind a tarpaulin-coverea POYoRd Words for you to taunt me turned like him to the door by which | Within, or 3,700 Facts for the Peoptay* | ‘ thing which proceeds from the root.| edger at which Tarleton was being night by @ silent colleague, had noth- No doubting of the sincerity of his {nthe face of what is before me Mellish had Outside the door | published in Philadelphia in 1886¢140° pa held captive: One of his men unlock ing to gay in his. whispered report Words, But the other took them Pile Jenks came out and joined her. — ‘The man turned away was a fain of feet, Then it}, Ra Thus a radical may be described as|ed the door with a master key and ! Bs Maa _ » pore i ehaly. They gained the landing stage in back for you upstairs,” he stopped. 's lips moved in} “If possible, the knife should never “ man w ho’ preaches doc $ which came outs v “No telling what she's doing.” “On your way, bo!" he said. 1” of the laboratory. Here Kate Mellish De ee hoas peizee. laboratory, of question: , be put in the mouth at all, but if #is he believes are based on the funda-| 454 respectfully, “Your ref Under cover of darkness in her Disregarding the angry man, he opened the stout iron door with a key anese himself, only 7 ee ettnwan Mintah) stepped quietly | seceneer?? let the edge be turned amt mental priiciple of things. F me, Of course, as w ring nla ee toactt from started the car, But like cat the yhe had with her and the two entered, “What Is she doing there?” ‘Tarle- to the door, As he put his hand, on | Ward an When so many kinds of government | we ave found nothing there, | Sua aie aioht ca oetlatiaeiie baat DrOURht hte arnt puck fora blow: locking the door behind them. ton the knob, the fingers of his other Land| “The teeth should be picked as iste = =| we're glad. ; noticed on a slouching wanderer in with his wrench, His opponent, how- Jenks took out a short, thick elcc- Clearotte ‘angrily. rested on the button switch to the|as possible, and never with a forieds BUSINESS AND PLEASURE, CHAPTER IX. the city’s streets at ight.” In ‘this ever, whipped out of is tric torch, Its boam showed a brick maid with a aicer ATWO! BO NR et ie pe tah ice out, | “Carefully abstain from tinsingbe tite at tha dane ii ea att D 2 ¢ late sf po ‘ he other two exclaimed in the , each had whipped out a revolver] “When napkins are prov’ time at the dange Inat aight? S Wold pansion showed Ite ‘last MAE @nd with saftespled shose on wrepan. | Bus It did not seem to corridor whic a bia * dor panige same breath, But on their faces was nd it at the man who stood}are to be unfolded and laid on, Brunetta—Kinda, light extinguished, It was safe Het, feet she crept to a place in the frighten its owner. | 4, with the tunnel and from which #e¥- ‘hone of the bitterness which Mellish shold of the room, fnea Wee the nacnin’ te Wa “Who was that handsome chap I to way, however, that, notwith- Here aie cpened soundiocay Sew: pune bet it's good” *" eral doors ied into the laboratory showed. There was instead a ma- 4's assistant, Jennings. |mouth or. the fingers: never saw. you with just after the inter?| standing the dark, not a #ml in it metal conn leading into A down- “All right, ‘ell it to the police!® building proper, One of these doors turer understanding, a deeper sym (To Be Continued.) hes thareiies, hg to mop the brown inispion 2” slept. The servants below were still Ward sloping pit, It was the laun- “We've shaken them off,” Jenks she unlocked, and when Jenks had eveland Plain Dealer, a dry chute, said to Kate M 9 “He is a stranger in town, agog with the mysterious proceed- “tye “Opening was turely large straight there lish, “Why not go followed her in, she Cheam and tock ny Ju it of Blue ke R ch “Dashing, isn't h ings. upsttirs from the moment enough to admit her body, But it “Look!” she exclaimed. it again, She oly ‘ig ve d h La an rviest gink I ever seen,” Brewster had shouted down the. stair Was enough for her purpose. With Jenks glanced through the oval He disengaged bis lapel from her _ r NOT TO BE BRIBED. .. “Pen said the excise of “I'll give you five shill “ ad halt ; some Her hands and knees and her rub- glass in the buck. The heavy taxi hand, His own torch went searching By Jackson Gregor ‘ H biond. hss adie! Aria’ rather | rel GHG MOPRIER AOE Sm 1p. come pee mane au Mueeec MAL JIRE, Pine (aM aie, Secu), Tegner, ge He, Tle OO foteh: Wane. ReATORIOR y J gory you'll take me to a pri Nightly shout’ you. up. Where was Mg. Griswold all the wooden sides of the chute Kate Mel- Was more than @ block behind, and abr arco gene An adventurous Western story full of the personality of a rare | still.” Pat agreed, pocketed the “[ didn't mind that so much," time? Why weie Miss Meliish and lish gradually and quietly worked when it reached Sixth Avenue Jenks Sbeeted gure nearest to them. womas, Judith bantord Invenio cx atoreet ie conte tae mina biome sen “What then?” Jenks made prisoners and then re- her way down into the laundry be- and Kate Meilish saw it turn north a feature was visible, The folds of . ve they 1 a “D9 you | hy be had leased? = =What had they done? low the street level. and disapepar, the shroud were sealed together with find that she must fight an unscrupulous foreman to establish her ‘or many weary miles, ov: hed that way?” * NAd ME) Above all, who were the strange Jenks had keys to successive doors, But what they did not see was that red Wax in differegt places, He bent $ rights ‘There is a close-up gun fight in this yarn that has never }|taln. bog and moor, they y men Mr, Brewster had summoned and who had taken possession of the the last of which allowed them t H i close and looked at the characters 4 toh. until they came into view of Biimpse, throughs “amall. diamond’, fea been’ Bashing und winking sige stamped in each seal. deen outdone in fiction—when one man faces six in @ piteh-dark § | raoke. ‘ houge? ’ iaped window, the street outside. nals to another car several “Noguchi's,” he said. “Is this Gris- gambling room behind the Jailbird 0 mk On@ of these kept rd on éac! ' fingers pressed hers.” behind it, This car turned one wold?” M'the ¢ the th Knew. oe} was not fat far ‘As be spoke be threw th pee tal nse. ponte Te, tame | se that Goce,'ateemoueumncair cee'd Sauer. Sold'ecs, nO O* TOF south cuceas shead and them ran Ae be, poke, be, taco he bam Begins on this page next Monday 4