The evening world. Newspaper, September 11, 1919, Page 19

' t } ' ‘ Man and the Worlds: By Rev. Thomas B. Gregory Coppright, 1918, by The Pre Pubfishing Co, (The New York Rrening World). ‘Y the Old World I mean the WHOLE world, the planet on which we live along with all the other animated things. Worlds grow just like children and puppies and cabbages and teees, and just as the other things grow until they reach maturity and then bogin to age and finally dic, so it is with the worlds, ‘We know that DEAD worlds are wandering through the infinite spaces, ‘ewaiting their final transformation into the original nebulosity, and It is as certain as can be that the little old globe on which we happen to find ourselves is booked for the same fate. The only difference between planets and cabbages is the fact that the planets take a little longer to grow, mature and die, t Nor must we think that any part of the FREIGHT that is being borne & jong by the earth-car is going to survive the final “wreck of matter and # crash of worlds.” Homo sapiens, sometimes called Man, is in the sane box along with all the other sorts of freight. It is oartain that there was a time when human beings did not exist upon the earth, and it is equally certain that the time will come again when Earth will have no human tenants or any other type of Living creature. The Polar cold ts slowly but steadily advancing upon the equator, and the timg !s inevitably approach- ing when homo sapiens and all the other living creatures will have been frozen out of existence, so far as this planet is concerned. Physically speaking, Shakespeare was absolutely correct when he made Prospero exclaim to Miranda: “And, like the baseless fabric of this vision, The cloud-capp'd towers, the gorgeous palaces, The solemn temples, the great globe itself, Yea, all which it inherit, shall dissolve, And, like this insubstantial pageant faded, Leave not a rack behind. We are such stuff As dreams are made on; and our Little life Is rounded with a sleep.” It is all very strange, so much effort on the part of the great Creative Energy, such world-building and lfe-buiiding, such inconceivable expendi- ture of power with such marvellous results—and all to be “rounded with a sleep,” all to end in death! . But therv is a great thought for us just here, the thought that Nature, like Man, her highest production, is a DUALITY. Nature is not ‘merely 'm~ sticks and stones, chemistry and gravitation, earth, air, fire and water with all of their physical combinations; she is all this PLUS MIND, ETHICS and the “THINGS OF THE SPIRIT.” Nature can well afford to fashton and then dtemantle mfllions of planets, it is merely a matter of 6o much physical stuff with which she may play as the kitten plays with the shadows, but Nature cannot afford to commit SUICIDE, which she would do if she destroyed the MORAL and SPIRITUAL INSTINCTS WHICH WELL UP tn THE HIGHER SELF OF MAN. Man ts as much a part of Nature as a cabbage ts, but he is her highest part, her innermost, immortal part, over which the laws that govern the mere STUFF of the universe have no dominion. With her left hand Nature forms the suns and planets of the boundless spaces, together with all that they contain, including even the majestic and God-like body of Man, and then with amazing ruthlessness destroys them, while with her right hand she prints upon Man’s SOUL the convie- Yon of the moral and spiritual verities which are eternal. ve 2 ou se oo an Meo ye ons Glimpses Into New York Shops you cannot crochet one of those; Among them are the old-fashionnd pretty filet sweaters that all the|or yellow, deep pinks that look quaint girls are now wearing you can|and old pretty blues. The small de. ru buy one, The shops are showing signs predominate. They are 49 = splendid assortments in @ large va- eents a yard, @ riety of colors, You can get good @ ideas in designs from these if you »' @re going to crochet one, The newest handbags have mount- | ) Ange of pyroxylin, which ts exception- | — ally light hell and amber effects are beautiful, in weight, The tortoise PAGE Toe He Pi n't New York bevo! rei (AM Gone To THE aaae JUST To PLEASE SONNY . HE LOVES THEN So YES, | KNow BUT HURRY UP OR WE WONT GET, A Seat CHILDREN HANE TO BE AMUSED iF You NANE A CHILD . Da You WANT Te STAY HONE 2 HE DOESNT | Would RATHER STAY HOME AND READ But GET your HAT. DADDY IS GOING To TAKE You Ta THE Movies SSW BY FRARKL PACKARD. i The Evening World’s Kiddie Klub Korner Conducted by Eleanor Schorer Copyrteht, 1019, by The Press Puclishing Co, (The New Tork renine World), Romp and Ruft Meet an Enchanted Goose. HROUGH the tangle of tall grass and Wild plants Romp and Rufit trudged, hoping to get beyond the fleld and to find thelr way home, But they had been made into wee creatures by the indignant Thimble-nimble and their little legs could not make the eame progress as when they were full-sised kiddies, At last, weary and some- what {ll at ease, they sank down upon A grasslosa spot and leaned thelr tired little heads against a small stone (it seomed very large to them now) and prepared to sleep, They wore near to the edge of a pond and it was nice and cool, Mash! Ripple-ripple! Lap, tp, !" said the water of the pond as @ big goose alighted upon its surface and went paddling around the edge. Romp tnd Rufit, startled, popped over the top of the stone to see what the commotion was, They looked right into the sharp eyes of the goose, who said: “Ah! a new kind of insect. I wonder if they will taste good? Surely one mouthful could not hurt me." Then, turning to Rufit: “Til try you first. You look harmless enough. I don’t think you could say ‘Boo’ j to @ goose.” The feathery neck curved lower, managed to say “Boo!” Feathers besprinkled the ground, webbed feet gave way to boots and the one-time goose, was a quaintly dressed boy, who made off toward the west in the twinkling of an eye, But not before Romp had jumped into his pocket and Rufit had taken up his place astride the quill in his, hat. COUSIN ELEANOR, Rufit trembled in every limb, but he (To Be Continued.) AUGUST DRAWING CONTEST AWARD WINNER. How | Spent My Vacation, Contributions From Kiddies THE DREAM WORLD. HIN we all lie dreaming, watching the firelight glow, the old stone fireplace, watching it apark and blow, ‘Then our thoughts go reaming, on and on they fly. Never a word is spoken, things of the lana Dreaming of things that might have been, dreaming of things that were, Dreaming ror) Fach in a separate world of his own, aie by music sweet, H 15 of things we hope ol of flying dreama, as on and on they go, Some linger awhile at olden days. to dream of 1ohg ago, As our thoughts of roaming, ream- ing, the music sounds again, we stop at the gates of tho battlefield as it rings in a mar.‘ tial strain, A bit of softer music carries us off re is also the smoked pearl, The| rilsoed'e blac pico: COAT AR i oe - pF . | ol but the dange: ore hine- dark forms, Uke rats running for called upon to steal Mrs. Milford’s dia-| Through gardens of roses and ean- ee oe ere ve oe | prt gam Tre HME In the tithe Mintle atvataions Some their holon scuttied te safety; weren monde again; there is a letter here shine, with love and romance s the bag, Prices begin at . . ae , eta ca pea A OAplaNant” chlldnan: (ates 5 Fes emacs ae you armas ||| 20% for a Woman Prompts Jimmie Dale, a’ ons He. Yaushed SUN, AO enn wehhiperet: On tints, Duis ‘he, old gentleman! OF fahcy’ let un always dream and saa 7 fn | 4 : ty yo " ast occupant For the second tune he crashed inte rgering toward the : misie be our guide, ing a bag of beads ot fens you can||) Rich New York Clubman, to Masquerade in | Hearats Mir omahe tablel? he ordered, Hee Wap attiaase rie formic ana went by, Elam 5 ot know why you have done | To lead us over tho aea of dreams and buy these frames for $1.25. | Oe : i wait, In a minute more, ntrance hallway where all was dark, this for me, or who you are, sir,” he and on we'll ride, ° corer eae | the Underworld as Larry the Bat, as the Gray eb dine you, you blasted snitch!” less than a minute, they would b Med for tho front door, opened it, sald brokeniy. “Hut at least L unde | ay MARGUERETE RAINSFORD, In the@ress goods departments the ; . burst out, furiously. “We'll get lighted the gas again in the there and pulled it shut with a violent #lam— stand that in some strange way you | aged fourteen, Rutherford, N. J. increasing number of bolts of ribbed! |! Seal, and as Smarlinghue, the Poor Artist. i ee ee eee antic found hineone id, whirling instantly, running have stepped in between me and—| — ‘ es is very noticeable, Whether} | hie pe Sie rh ee 1a il “Some day, perhaps,” sald Jimmie He jumped for the head of the swiftly and silently back along the and those men, You—-you know t 4 JUST WATCH THE U. 8S. A. ; W. tudric y Date portly. “But tecnight--did Lex: stairs—a dark form loomed up before hall, he reached the rear door that he story, then I have stood for peace and I have the material is silk, wool or cotton (Copmright, Wi, b: we M. Deran Company.) plain that I was in a hurry—Thorold? him. Jimmie Dale launched himself had left unfastened, darted out, and — “Only partially," sald Jimmie Dale |” stood for right, ribbed and corded effects are much i SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAITERS, Every pocket inside out, please!" full at the other, There was a ery of moment later, swinging himself with w sinile ux he shook his head.|/ 1 way neutral in’ your fray, ~s~ im evidence. threatcut choming aiduaatere, byrate into the aauad, quarters of Suatlinghue, the poor art. Under “'rhorold’s hand went reluctantly to surprise, an oath, the man pitched over a high, backyard f dropped “isnt you need not” | But if any one thinks I'm afraid to Laan ine deal Mario La, Sa ing’ Bet furtube and disappearing frown the hi ‘kets, He beyan with the In- sideways, and Jimmie Dale sprang by. down into the lane beyond, Whip “f would wish to thank you, site| tehe, "wg black and white plaid skirt made | underworld, actus Jummle Dale's noe warming” bi hot to, 60 don's because ‘of s fie pocket of his coat, laying & pile _ Doors ‘that were open along the ping off his mask, he ran on like & ‘phe old Boutherner was stately BOW | gut watch the U. S. Act : 4 une gelshe there by Birdie Lee and Bu ayleary ste ch thn Cai hallways shut with a hurried bang; hare until he approached the lane's jn his emotion, “L can never do s0|> hy “MIADELINE SULLIVAN A up diagonally in accordion pleats 18 | hnself in the bie 'and ‘nears ‘hey tu ia oc tters and papers on the table, a shut_w z Pare peep ny atna pele sod abecet tener eotitiea | aiden aE , age attracting most favorable attention | isitr frott Mari teuina him of Jewels inthe upiown apartment eee” Wie come ABYINIRE Mere 79u WANE! Twenty minutes later, he closed y confiden phe once in one shop. Foe ert Se RS. 28 8 bisa He whipped the pile of letters and the door OF 8 telennone: Uoora ie ms Ihde whiter SEPTEMBER WRITING CONTEST. gown | CHAPTER Y. leather girdle, wag drawn over his Papers into his pocket. "You see, Rite, Rud Senate the Giperery tees TCU Tan PRIZE of tour Thritt Stamps A handsome evening , in xe igi tace, with @ man of your profession, {here Bich aoe conalline the clretey son, Sy, wok A (che equivalent af $4) il be ) o brown net over satin is exquisitely TMMIE DALE hurried now, “sour thousand, you cursed miser, !8 always the chance of there being This is police headquarters’ spoak- K lon a aaah ek tha. alaven v1 £ embroidered in gold thread, It has a making his way to the nearest and not a cent less," Thorold was Something valuable among’ ing,” aaid. Jimmie” Dale coolly, Paved in New eed, Kiddie Kiub members, aged five to ''e wide crush belt in a nasturtlum subway station, and took @ Saying. “ taken writtt e einen ‘ow, tigerish r |What's the condition of that tene- yank is concerned, the fifteen inclusive, who writes the best puede bic: She. eBoct i) akan downtown — train, = “There Nice whined tho other: enue cry, Thorold heaved the end of the| ANSWERS TO YESTERDAY'S| Pot the write a minaiart pe op ry eg Bade 1 raped arom nee iD Yen charming. should be no danger,” the Toesin bad signes out-of their setting, und sell table upward between himself and Kwiz. Vena auen: Mace Symes: ward the Spaniah War broke out, My [or hor age olay, wor [ribbon that wae eo (Written, His eyes darkened with a ‘cm for what 1 can get, Bicien studs Jimmie Dale—and, quick a8 8 cb] 4 4 spine doux" is of French | ae werlous; but stilt unconmeleus’s gon Was an officer in a local regiment.| “Each will write a true and full ac- ht picot edge ribbon that wa flash of passion, Danger! Danger St to go cheap, You know that.” as Jimmie staggerc *| derivation, commonly used in Eng-| ““Phank you,” said Jimmie Dale, front.” ‘The old man paused, | remember, and those who are too Mttle muh used thirty years ago is again | 4 amall, pitiful factor now! ,,,/t's Worth ten or twelve, and you'll leaped from behind it 114 /lish, and means a love letter. } Jimmie Dale Walked on halfway UP then he stood erect, head back, at sa-|to write their dreams may tell them °" 4m fashion's favor and is extepsively | Was & bi ARE Bt WOMME, Sight for 1k” growled. “sh Bim, on't dare to fire in|, 2: Grand Rapids, Mich, is widely|the block, and turned into the lighted Jute, like the gallant old soldier that|to their mammas, who will certainly “° ged by dressmakers and milliners, |Also there was Miurold ey yates tale eeuiae heate ete ‘he Pretier tne pales Ges ‘hima, you fool, Known for iw fne furniture manu-| hallway of a sinail building Whos? he was, “My son, sir, was w thief; | be happy to write them out for their : 1 uld natu: get I've got to split mine again wi " "| factories. 0 . . illinery estab. eartionn hina ; . A as ploot edge ribbon around the |the pendant first, Mhorold al- Hedf—l've" got a date with him in But Jimmie Dale was the wicker! tory as the chief Heutenant of Na-|}s2monh Was Tents old maintained Pep Biel jing his men.” dian of the contestant saying 4 waistline, and st the side front thie| © aa erie repigmernnr a of “Old Jake My hand Terbinng with he point ‘st Thorold's, jaw atopped poleon Bonaparte. tion ts tikened | What, he called his “office.” Mount~ Yiinniy Dales eyes had grown #ud- | that the composition a to. the best 0 cd, " eC! 4 be rust or com jon ener " a e me) Ay : b 0 ec « is gracefully caught up under two of pope patter, the theft had been eagerness, snatched at it, and, as the man’s rush—but only for the) 4°) 7 Ahly a rhe parody that the | 26 the stairs pnd on raging pon Ms nly rnoist - f their knowledge original must ae- Phoro ! ortl ve his tion of @ secon norold, re Bas { Oe | 4 derstand, co . almost to the botom of the skirt “I am not sure,” muttered Jimmie PA eg h tai terns oer iomaney, ee i Le ail directions and what comes withia| Timi Dale halted before. & 4 iG pay buck the money to the| Contestants (must tate Ieee Dale—he was fingering the automatic and producc elle 5 eg | thelr grasp Is prey. eRe keen ge 0 PAY POLK ENE DIORA eee ae : Ca ae. ‘splaying a new |in his pocket—"l am not sure that I glass, which he screwed into his eye, themselves around Jimmie Dale's| ‘elt ertip is 4 horses are popu- | that, bore the legend: | HANRY ni T tied “to hen sir told! AGH, ADDRESS and CERTIIGATE Several shops are displaying a can trust myself to-night!" “One of these has got a flaw, afd neck. Jlarly consider he most Intelligent |! HOROLD—AGENT. Ji Dale's my w that our investments were |} aR. i fabric in fibre silk and metal open |r On utes' walk froin the subway it's cloudy,” he mumbled, Thorold was @ powerful man; and) jiimais, goologists agree that the|!iPS twisted into grim Hnes, Agent — provin : unfortunate, ‘Two years a Address’ Cousin Eleanor, Evening, mesh. It is intended for blouses and be cht him before a dingy and di- "Never mind about the flaw! Flash at the first tight-locked grip, 4s t! elephant is leader of all Deasts in|Of What? He glanced quickly up and {completed the tinal payment with- World Kiddie Klub, No, 63 Park Row, ‘woven without a seam in the re- |jupidated three-story tenement on the your wad!" invited Thorold, with a swayed tomether, tralne’ ie Deie|Feasoning power and in memory, —|down the corridor, alipped bis Ite out the bank ever having found out | New York City. . | East Side, The Ne thin smile, though he was himself, Jimmie Daie| u wi opulation Means! Steol instrument Into the lock, and where the money caine Ni NM | Q@upnannnnrnrnnenannanannnnnecee quired width, A blouse in the Jeanne | Bust Side, The Nest they called It TCT SVT 114 ine pendant on the realized that he had met his Mat oe Ne cope at ail races and | opened the docr, here to Nc. York,| {ROW TO JOIN THE KLUB AND ‘arc style is shown asa model, and|!9 the underworld. |. 1) wig. table, and from some mysterious re- it they caught the Gray Seal there! | et |°Nimmie. Dale appropriated the a little diftioult to OBTAIN. YOUR PINT it 4a very attractive, Thig fabric in| Ht, Mas ahs und fetid. After @ cess 'in hia clothing pulled out @ It brought & desperate strength 10/978 rhe frst Indy of the land” ta a| swivel chair behind the desk, | Wait mer | position in ec aE it Say name . nano a huge roll of banknotes, Jimmie Dale, dle had heard too often | 4.6) ena tic anilad tothe e{ an hour from the time he had le strangers less wae sie sie brown silk and gold thr’ad ts ex-/mcmont he closed, the door ashe And then Jimmie Dale was on the hat slogan of the underworld—death | desimnation applied to the wife of the) i vere entt Me mould not hays ys ge a lay OY bee " y= ceedingly effective and just the thing | Witho - re F all. two men, fo the Gray Seal! lhe “first wait, for he had used up sir, shortly that, 1 do not know a, vot it cd ' to wear with the fashionable brown |More Sm He ae unt tie | "Don't move please, gentlemen!" Jimmie Dale,” gathering | 2 ts feet rane te ine. dectn iTnot! ute) inva hae tins lows this. etter wa alent ti: bing Meche x 9 . he said quietly, as he stepped to strength a 8 SUPFEMS OHOits | wa , or other cataclysi eeking |already, and the thief would certain- for two years Thor has hel onrk ork yi ry Somme 16:18 ES 8 Te SATS. chea the top landing, O14 the table, “Wis ves behind the mask huried the other from him. ‘There| War, fire or other cataclysm seeltn every Incentive to be pune- over my head, threatening to make | 3a iup pin Rite “ada aNo® = ir y i ‘7 : if rol B . -s 1 a | oming Up 18 i n efused his ¢ ands, .: 9 ‘As one enters the millinery shops |attic had two miserable rooms here, travelled from the diamond pendant was a@ crash that shook a 9. Benjamin Franklin wrote nearly that a step coming up Ul it publ i} it ret 1 hi a n as, i. dren wp DaEsS oe peed here he oonducted bis even more to the pile of banknotes, and from Thorold, hurtling backwa ait tee enh ere eae MOMs BART ; HimcAil thal menaucl oauid wet x Rowadeye one is mat Dy & YerleDe eerie Wiehe Jiminie Dale anknotes to the two men, his bead with terrible force against) couse of thrift in elrculation to this| He listened now intently. Yes, it " Ayain the old gentleman paused tive ey Klub Pusvand menbengie avalanche of burnt orange, It is seen Apeonea jn his knees before the door was a sharp, quick ery from the iron bedstead, and dropped like) 4)" | was coming nearer, He laid down the yt was very s nthe room, Jimmie everywhere—in the fabric hat, feath- |that faced the head of the stairs, and mho ld—and the miussle of gimmie a 108. oe Dale was on his feet again| 10. “Comed Wille" js @ derisive] letter on ithe desk, and | put i his Dal : Md take n the th n met u caso COUPON NO. a etn Alea Pitta a 4 he panel, Noise- Dale's automatic swung like @ flash m) ; Ned by soldiers to corned| mask, Still nearer came the step. ‘Tho from his leather girdle and was {ingers mm wings, fancies, ribbons, Sowers |pisced Bis par to the pan was to a level with the man's eyes, Old in an instant—but not before old nant iu ihalh caine | anor closed aoftiy--a cian TAA @ntePad tnecit alistracteniy! Ana than ihe — Iessly he tried the door,” It my ta and velvets, And the women seem |)esily, he, trig’ owas there, and— Jake had crumpled up now im his Jake had run, yelling madly, from the | r room-—and certainly a man Colone) spoke again: | . to like it remarkably well, A charm- | yes" Thorold, too., ‘They were even chair, and was glaring wildly at the room, j NEW QUESTIONS. who was no stranger to the place, for “Ang wo,” suid slowly, “I stole |Jimmie Dale whimsically, “though etr- w Sa Nae incon abawroana a aggling over the pendant—he little’ diamond-sbaped plece of paper Old Jake's voice screamed from the! 1, What American renort elty in| fawning unetringly in the darks yy And #" he sid slowly, “I stole | Jimmie Dale whimsically, “thous Ing little dress hat in one sh now haggling p p ftern: 1 pr , . Stinctly now on Jimmie Dale's sleeve; he licked hallway without: famous for its miles of boardwalk? os the partition door. Colonel tend h q atl yo to yourself, yo sar jcould hear them quite dis y | >ward the 7 tended to-night that it was done at| your opinton te y f, you may + Of metal tissue in the tangerine tone /onn Gd Neal open a crack. his lips with his tongue, there was “Help! The Gray Seal! TheGray| 2. Where is the Cliff House? J stared at the masked face. dinner-time |-and pretended, too, | have an idea that, as between you and ee he: | He pushed the door open a Nttle fear in his eyes, Seal! Help! Help! Quick! The| 3 What is the final word in the nd then the old gentleman swayed, ty make t wcovery oft the ‘thett| the papers. you are the better tne Vests to be worn with the fal) io, but very slowly, scarcely an ‘Tho Gray Seal! The Gray Beal!” Gray Seal! expression, “Dead as the Gio ot and caught at the back of the arm- mysvif, You see, sir, t was not only| formed, Well, at least, the Gray suit are of ratine in a deep cream | ut a time” Save for a din light he muttered hoarsely. The staircase croaked under the| “f, Yor what industry is the Oity nt) end CHURN BF he Bans Oe Wie ane myself, You wo mir, it was not only) formed. Well, at least oe shade heavily embroidered in bright |that filtered out through tho half “I appear to be in tuck to-night” rysh of feet; yells began to well up| Brockton, in Massachusetts, famoua? | fA! for Aurion epee ht ManD ie thie vid namo that would be sinirched | Seals soul tors aphorold-ar old eee ' a, ‘They are very pretty /ofen door of the Inner room, it was sald Jimmie Dale again, “And"—ho from alow, Jimmie Dale darted| , What is a chantey? ne did or , think of, and} 1 motels OF @ (4 Golored wools, They are very pretty open 5 4 hed t anti? the light. he had redeemod himself, And Mrs. | 1 took pains to make them aware that idark here. Slowly, with that almost put the money and the diamond into the outer room, and crouched 6. What is chianti? Wis Goes" he whinpared, #0Phat < Hs : Lee nl--quite inndvertentiy, af f@nd can be had at $6.50, uncanny, that he had pendant coolly tn his pocket=-"It down beside the doorway. 7, What was the first great eus-| "My God!" ne p at Milford would have wanted me ta do | the Cray Bealaulte AAG yer aaaay Be “i lacquired on the creaky, rickety stairs would be too bad if I didn’t play it “Death to the Gray Seal!" The) pension bridge built on the North does this mea Aaional far crite wi + $0 taxe 6 Ulou OF | Hd Ss, " EPS sty pees onty to Quantities of chintz are being dis- |of the old Sanctuary, Jimmie Dale up, wouldn't it?” in a pandemonium of| American Continent? is it by) mapas, colonel orn Simon if eno hy t had t if : and ne MALE, YOH Reve ony wrap plexed 15. thie Grass goodh) departe [Henne 8 ee Tela Ons Ane wan h GUAGER BEAT ia diminle cova ta enone RA Re , that old Juke found one of the not know without it breaking her vad when it arrives’ ments, They remind us of the sam-|'0t'before the other was lifted from Dale's low tones, The man's voice Jimmie Dale eftpped out into the| 9. Who wrote “The House of the diamonds Sloudy and with 9 fl and heart—E ak, the dearest thing in sottly, ag be stood up~ ples in the old patc¥work quilts. |the floor; and, as he advanced, the was rising dangerously loud. “I'll at- hall. His lips pressed ughtly together. | Seven Gables?” that the d ell through—and it ife to hems the boy's memory, police again. greens with a tiny pattern in white ‘black silk mask, from @ pocket in the tend to you in a moment!” He swung That had been as he had expected,] 10, Who is Ole Hanson? means, Colonel, that you will never be "And nqw, possibly,” in! 6 _ (To Be Continued) : ‘ “ To <8 yi Thee nat ————- ne re ree ea al pee Ait RTA AE RTA i