The evening world. Newspaper, October 16, 1919, Page 29

| (ar Fane ae " (a ah nh HOME PAGE Daily Magazine | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, By Rev. Thomas B. Gregory Copyright, 1919, by The Press Publishing Co. (The New York Evening World.) re " Time Is the Capital of Achievement—You i Never Regain the Hours Thrown Away ~ N the autobiography of a famous physician is the following story: A certain boy drooped so alarmingly in health that his mother concluded she must have the doctor see him. The doctor, after a thorough ex- amination of the boy, was able to find nothing the matter with him, But there was the fact that he was pining away, losing his appetite, creeping about languidly, and giving great distress to his mother. doct replied the mother, “he has only to bring a pail of water every day from the spring on the mountain side, but he dreads it all day, and does not bring it until near dark.” i “Have him bring it the first thing in the morning,” was the doctor's order. The mother tried it and the boy got woll. Putting it off made the job prey on the boy’s mind. Doing it at-once cured him. Tt is a prescription of sovereign efficacy—DO IT NOW! No matter what it may be that you have to do, do it at ones. A wise man indeed was he who said, “Delays are dangerous.” The danger of putting things off, of postponing to to-morrow the tasks that should be performed to-day, is seen on every hand, Mexico is the richest country in the world by nature, and yet the Mexicans are among the most backward and miserable of peoples. Why? Because they are always saying Manana—"To-morrow.” Three hundred years ago Spain was the greatest nation on the planet, as great as England is to-day; and how shall we explain her pitiable decline? That word Manana tells the whole story. Her motto was “Do It To-Morrow,” and the result was she never did it at all; while England's motto was “Do It Now,” and tt was done, The great fortunes that have never been made, the splendid fames that have never been achieved, the wonderful books that have néver been written, the much-needed reforms in individual lines and national policies that did not come until it was too late—all because of the absence of that invincible rule, “Do It Now.” When all is said, the capital out of which all achievement comes ts Do It Now! | You Beat It! “What does your son do? Has he any work to attend to?” inquired the | The Evening World’s be Kiddie Klub Korner Conducted by Eleanor Schorer Coprrtaht, 1919, by The Pree Publishing Ca (The New Tork Brentng Wotip = NE day Mary went into the garden to look at the flowers, While fj looking at the flowers she saw Miss Bird and Mr. Butterfly. Being |) like Hiawatha, she understood their language. As she listened she heard Mr. Butterfly say, “I will meet you at your nest In thé old’ tres the barn, to-morrow at sunset.” “All right,” said Miss Bird,-“ will Be dressed in white for our wedding.” ‘Then off flew pretty robin and Mr. Butterfly, giving out invitations. Next day Mary determined to see the wedding. She went to the tree by _ the barn and saw the bride and groom, also many other birds and: butter- files. Mr. Robin Redbreast, the bride's brother, and the blue jay sang and the blackbird played the plano ard the butterfiles danced. ‘Soom it was dark Mary felt sleepy so whe went home to bed—By JANETTE PAX- TON, aged ten years, Long Island. Cousin Eleanor’s Klub Kolumn‘ EPTEMBER AWARD WINNING |and I took off the Crown Prince's ¥ . uniform, . e Ison me on 5 What | Dreamed Last Night. hentdon nae mn ote bone I’ le shout « year since I dreamed jeg weted oop cts Cer eee TIME, To waste time is to waste everything. Now—right now—ia the time to do what you have at hand. Delay—and the hour or day in which you might have accomplished the task slip away never to come again. You can never regain the hour that you have thrown away. . It is gone forever—earing along with it, possibly, your last chance to do the thing you ought ‘0 have done, é Do you intend doing something fine, something really worth while? ‘Then jump at it, take hold with both hands, and do it now. Do you intend asking forgiveness of the one you wronged? Do you feel that it is your solemn duty to speak KIND words to those who have for #0 Tong had nothing but words of complaint and harshness from you? Do you intend conquering your pessimism and fear and self-distrust so that you may be @ man among men again, victorious and happy? Then do it now! our country. thie, and I remember this dream| By John Makelo, aged 10. as if I had dreamed it last night: KIDDIE KLUB ENJOYMENT, I beard shooting, looked and saw The sun through the window * * German aeroplanes. Then I called up| - ‘To the room where Alice sat, ( ; lim pse Ss Into New Central 178, “President Wilson, quick, Who could atay indoors that diy is Bs send some soldiers. Germans land She put om her coal a ork Shops i here by gureplane My father was And out she ran to the green, green wi away, and I was the only man in Abe oat bere hee friend was » of house, ‘Then I told my mother ani ! un and frolic they sister to ide in the trunk, I locked Map the clock struck five, the trunk and put the keys in my pocket. Then the’ Germans began coming into the house. | was very much afraid, and I, didn't have any. HERE is a decided increase this, they say théy have a’ greater call for season in. blouses that extend| cream colored, gloves and stockings. Women seem to pr em to t over the skirt. These first ap-| pure white. m prefer th o the eared for sport wear, then very Fe | luctantly they were tried out for gen- eautiful evening hats are being eral wear and their acceptance. was|Shown in the metal laces. If you are handy with the needle you can make so universal that now they are being| your own hat. Just buy a little lace, shown in all fabrics and are even|elther ia ote, atver, copper or steel worn! for all dressy occasions, The|#"1 a hat frame and you will be as- . tenished at tho difference | . shops are featuring handsome models aes difference in price in Georgette exquisitely embroidered one angora cloth is much used for ™ ool or. beads, | Walsteoats to be worn with the win- ta vari-colored silks, woo! Ter st he ‘anuora "ean, ba. Dut: nal chased ‘by the yard in most of the The long straight fur scarfs seem |chavad Dy the y to be preferred just now and the rauffs are mostly in medium size and Kid gloves are exceedingly high in| in the barrel shape. As brown |s the price. It Is not economy to buy cheap | | | If the newspaper man way thing to protect myself, Then’ 1] T° Pat a, paper with the | | found a Gig knife end chased, fbem | Bo that she could read the ghtful | @way. s en In the fields I saw ground rising) Ang Jook at pictures that mefhbers | and German tanks come out from drawy under the ground, and a lot of S0l-| giso read many poems of soldiers* diers marobing er the tanks. glories, I saw the Crown Prince. That time) By IDA HOFFMAN, aged fourteen | Lhad a gun. I shot the Crown ge years, Brooklyn, N. Y, § PAlnT- | and made long wooden dressed them in the Crown Prince's | OCTOBER DRAWING AND clothes,. I went near the Kaiser and ING CONTEST. made believe | was his son, I said} Aa . |in German, “Give me bullets, I want Subject: “Autumn |to shoot somebody.” So he gave me EN prizes of four Thrift ‘a bullet; then I shot the Kaiser. (the equivalent of 6f3 vet | President Wilson came toward me awarded Gath of ten Klub members, ages from six teen, inclusive, who make the”best color drawings or paintings of a= tumn flowers. ‘ 4 A certificate from the parent or guardian of the con that the work is, to the best knowledge, original and deen copied, must accompan| drawing or painting. z Pictures may be done with ane - ¢ Bloves, as they are made up of in- fashionable color brown furs are Fiyiom sytney are made up of ine favored and mink holds first place factory wear, Better wear a good both in small furs and coats. fabric glove this winter if you cannot afford a good kid. Gloves in eighteen to twenty-four} Dutton lengths are in demand even! though skins are so expensive. This| due to the stort sleeve style and| women have become so acoustomed to wearing long gloves in the day- ttme that they are again adopting | them for evening wear VARNADY. ne, and for that matter, Brainard» would not have dreamed He went to the stables and saddled of consider- acquainted with the Mr. Brainard to stu od Comet. Both the Senator and Bing- may not be, either. Nor is he a ing. She replied instant whom you refer, who 1s, 1 believe, 4! orayons, oll puints oF water Die sop is teeters bate. sirn pee ham Harvard saw him ride away. friend, in the sense you mean, of “Yes, ‘There la such @ place of hid. member of the’ secret ‘service, and |"Contenante must alate ~ with veils and it seems the moro ; fetes . t "They observed he rode like a Ken- Saulsbury’s. He may be an acquain- ing, who, quite unscoguntal HY qouemblet | address and certificate number, x + novel the vell the more fashionable it! || Kate of the Police,” Matches Her Wits Agains' tucklan; something that rather puz- tance, although, even so, he Is doubt- | “Very good. And you will have me, save for the facial disfigurement) | Address Cousin Eleanor, | is. One hat in mouse gray has a 7 C. k, Who || #led the senator. less @ recent one. And, now—yes, it ready for m: to which you have so delicately World Kiddie Klub, No. 62 let not. Across Conrad Belknap, the Master Crook, Bing noted with concern that there Js another question. Do you “It is ready now—at any moment ferred. soobaa the tenes tesa TO Oe matching vell in a filet net. é E Nyt How She Traps Him Black Julius fol.owed the trail of guess why he comes to Myquest?” you need it.” memeae Fier bee Ny igh A the bottom is a five-inch border of Threatens to Expose Her—How ip Belknap on another horse, But wa “Not unfess he Js after one Conrad | “Where I will be close to Myquest, his buttonhole and cas: How To JOIN THE KLUB AND orner Py 7, 4 TT 1 red —_ ci that t an et av ‘equen! "e plush finished off at the one corner int*TheNest,” the House of Secrecy, Ie Thrilling \| rt*.u'tny‘orrand for, his mistress, your Racier nt NPPORS LO Oe A ot in case it 1s necessary herine saw and understood the OBTAIN YOUR PIN, Re une ver Who Sknen of Ob i ———J His mission was a far deeper one. “Splendid! You're a corker, Lady “Yes—to both questions. signal of the “boutonniere, ‘and so, Another vell in black has a mesh In . ‘The black servant had not liked B You score a buil’s-eye first At the house later they Joined Bing instead of | wandering "3 a complicated design and is finished Crmrtishty 1908); by the Freeh A. Maney -Compens.) knap from the time he had set foot on the Veranda with Mr, Dant shore with Carruthers althou: for 4 even- ight, V1, by te Macaulay Company.) t Myquest. He distrusted the guest, ‘arruthers. "i mi hee Reto With # .Mevenines ow ent, aisuiees cue af Ber sows, Coured Meuiman; eoesung SL anyauen. Iie distrusted the wyove _ “It a 100 long a tele for now, Gear Katherine stepped forward at ence much to do s0—she guided him away th band in terra cotta. This} g, (MAiherine Harvard, busees a. diya £ tied fu 7 OP ty from it, and, by a roundabout way, ssathered ba Cn cafes bu accuse, him nude. tafesi 0 Fuveal a Lamy, Rani Muicns ag memati TE Onn lady. Later I will tell you. to welcome him. from it aad, by @ roundabout War's » 3 band ig edged all around with black | sw c aiamlais in’ wake the tesstse savee tale wk, @ meer Black Julius’ hud latened In when “You Intend to stay on, then, and Notwithstanding the hideous scar led him back to the house, where #he| F4Kiub Pin.” | Aun \ igibon fringe. At the veiling counter ""t Belknap ‘answered the long distance defy him?" on his face, there was something |e’ im on the veranda "Ail children ap yeare inside. becgime members, ee? Sees m Bpie “4 —yes; . hat fascinated her le telephone call from Washington. He T intend to stay on—yes; and to about the man that fascin Bhe wrote @ singte line upon a sheet with ry had heard of the proposed meeting defy him, also, up to a certain point, attemtion. When he grasped her hand 0 aieaan Belknap and a messenger. And this, Lady Kate, bringa me to in gre@ting, the touch of it thrilled of paper—"The rustic seat under the ‘ae For this he was following Belknap. the crux of this interview. I shall not her strangely. as alter, Arian midnight, was wURt) 7? BL Julius, after all, had his leave Myquest before it Is my pleas- Jn turning away she encountered she wrate—tolded Pe ig eee | . for rp to You must ve read elknap, her aside i OF, bene ai rin kent as 'y sentence that for a a vaca ghey of pried away from the oth with a pretext. Belknap’s door unseen. After that half shdet from this one and cafried | passed between Belknap and the cealment where that man cannot find | “1 was right.” he told her in a low she went outaide and Joined the others jt out with her, so it was intended B~ " ld not see y. Ther ee. + deci a ; ‘The two talked in a language that now, you must make one.” shall seek him, now, and talk with as inside at the piano, playing pelieve it uve veils with a wide border in taffeta, finished off at the top and bottom with @ pinked ruching. These are] t 2.50, All these veils are mad: up at dage veiling. Among the new crotonnes are pretty brocaded stripe effects. The Bie, es rose and gray combination ty beautl wrahics wi * ful, as is also the blue and tan. This 8 ve a merce . le belief that this man is a new weave known as Naples or ved at Myquest —__—_——— — n; and presently, while she 5 * tonne, and is particularly adaptable Black Julius did not know, although = — Lr inne, $n £70 08 9 gh he pil AE 4 | Soeur “Pelenaios ont pouced, than, tae Fob ) for hangings. It sells at 85 cents a fe Seg a he rightly assumed that it was Span- CHAPTER XXII. wr atta iC the hd ot hie Miltalnes Carruthers tonsed auido hs Site ly omenne CHAPTER XX. Bore pe re ER Oe pe Ti eveeenaenn, te was bo wiser when HEY drove on in rience for a coat—“should disappear, \t will mean clear and entered at the window be- “Where iy elknap?” he asked" | In the glove and hosiery department 5S call and mat’ extend beyond !t 48 eagerly as he was, although he he went away—a full half-hour after time. that you must hide me away, fad, Rien Ne Oe FOES ast AC 7 Gen- yeas ee gar 2 Fi veaty aninates, but nevers cculd NOL guess What her Intere the two had gone—than when he ar- Katherine had been think- 7 bs Dae eee ee nin von How can , Nobody answered; riobody imewg twenty minutes, but never- fi might bee ee DOP interest ID OV aT no wiser save in so ar as his Sal yl eee Oe et then Miss Loring remarked: . " ; i . b ing swiftly, too, durin ha = oa yo fi re e A ‘ wo | ] LD y OU theless it seemed to have left But K ne acted quickly, ace intuitive perceptions and his steady : a ite jae be in CHAPTER XXIL where you met me Saturday He has probably gone to his room, arkec ession —par- cepting Bing’s cue, and acting upon Earned tnpronsen ~* 98 Tr ae Ga tree aneinae duick lance rendered him. But he was more than * over his shoulder in her directicr.. convinced of his opinion of HE cool effrontery of Conrad night,’ he replied softly. ‘The bench M'. Harvard, 1 saw him go inte the | ‘ks, and she had determined upon house about 9 o'clock.” Bing looked | —care to learn more about your] ticularly in regard to Mr. Carruth Belknap and his ytter indif- under the tree by the lake. y : ane A at his watch and found that the'thme | sweetheart? A different one, too, it appeared, With —“Tefore Belknap could get to hor urse which, an hour earlier, she | ference to consequences were realitnatiies ihe eaked, while he waa'a moments past 10. m { We sad if told his boasted love is| Bingham and his banker friend, hav- forward and down the steps to Ler lett the Sable he managed whom | K ? 19M cs a nad cate an 4he ADAMI: Thaler ran Katherine was to seek Belknap bes | really mere infatuation? Lea nui irengren ar nas Do, Mr. Saulsbury,” #h id. “t he sald, in a sharp undertone now: Font Ntae We here’ Belknap, Who had night that had. just begun; Cai midaight, “Hoberta °F te” Caracal —be angry if his apparent sympa-|ter announced to Carruthers that Shell be delighted to Rave Mirivm |," must have @ talk with you, Mrs been Watching Carruthers, spoke, “If ruthers and Roberta were to meet Midnis' 7 Ca thetic affection was nothing but the | they had better be on their way, and with us; and"-—-she permitted her ii ~ A wh had made the same appointment, and 4 Copyright, 1919, by The Press Publishing Co. | have been puzzling my head about there for a private conference which had m Ay the two had got into the car to de- £40 fora moment to rest upon the re will be no fear of inter- (The New York Evening World) |you ever since you came here yes- she had insisted upon making; and Be Nien vind eae Seek the » wiles of @ wolf? part—Bing called out, suddenly, and scarred visage of Daniel Carruthers tuption. srily, bit her lps,{ 2: What member of the Cabinet) terday, to call,” he said Katherine was to meet Belknap there O02, Fe Belknap. Ay Pot 1 be shocked to discover that your| with every outward appearance that —-"I am sure that Mr. Carruthers wilt | She flushed angrily. bit her UPS) wis born in Cannda? | “Yes? Have you, indeed?” the man duct him to the hiding place OM the tall of Belknap. Betty Bada) eweetheart is at heart not the mar-|a happy thought had just occurred Bug it possible to come Wah yon, for Hid soe Ae Ps hen desided thar | Who |s the plant wizard of Cali with the nei rep t uninterestemly, which, he had insigted that she should Rushton ane Clancy were alse Witann ‘ {to him: reard him say only a moment ago, ‘or Ka ine had a the ‘nia? |. “I have, rejoined, without hesi- provide » rying kindy “Wait @ mément, Saulabury, I have to Miss Loring, that he is idling his Morning to meet Belknap on his on’: Which is the largest State in the| tation, “i thought, lust evening when Harvard, a trifle earlier, entered @bFoad that night. _ ot an idea,” and ‘he half turned his time with you because he had found ground, henceforth, and to purge) rica giatan? you came, and I'am quite certain, Katherine's room 0. But if— n 5 Unit CHAPT! . Fead and shot a smiling glance at that he has a morth’s time on his him, even to deceive him, by san ont, | 4 By what unit of measure is the/now, that we have met before; There was @ half sheet of note- Fe dg vein —his handwriting, when analyzed, de- | his wife before he added: pds With nothing to do,” ward appearance of entire acceptance | yi ie the ocean measured? only" paper there, with the tracing of a BLK left ‘his room soon) J ted: “Wh happened the third incident of the inconceivable situation ;. What is another name for a buf-| “i have no recollection of such @ pencil upon it that had been impress- after 1. He had stowed pores! itw ral of the group on the “Oh, Mr. Belknap,” she called to} 11 9 | meeting, Mr. Belknap.” ed through another half sheet from gome necessary articl@s | tm —that his modesty cloaked a generous | 1 WAS oUF Intention peut sum- to recall to mind later, him, and he paused and turned. If)" vt ig the chemical formula! “Possibly not. Lt happened some which that one had been torn; and the lice wile tae rt; 1 t,this one has developed into butler came out to them, you will go to the garage I'll Join 5 eary ago, You have mot with 4 #e- the impression was an easily legible bag heart; mer, but, p for water y lowered to the ground from ome of —that bis parlor awkwardness would, |a house-party, instead, Tom nearly crossed directly to Belknap, and an- thors presently 5 datas ary 7. What term is used to designate rious accident since then. id as the literal pencil marks would ia eianan “el ‘cond always does What I suggest. But the pounced: nit arranged va ory the score of 40-40 in tenni not wear that sear at the time"—he have been. a + otter marriage, turn to Dallroom | oti at I'm getting at Is thie: why “vou are wanted at tha telephone, , Lady Kate—to be acompanied |the acore of 40-40 In tonnint | | Bik ited and deliberately plucked “Phe rustic seat under the box. . He went out at the alde eal ce, gerpcefulne: can't you and Mrs. Baulsbury join u®, Mr, Belknup--a long-distance call without having company Belknap i fs the boutonniere from his coat elder after midnight,” was what he darted into the shadows, made pe ) p ig induey lv ui : : a —that his love would never cease|for this week anyhow, and bring Mr. fycm the elty of Washington, the op- urked as they drove out) past the » In what part of New York City|4nd tossed it into the lake—"and,” saw and read way cautiously to the point under even after marriage Carruthers along! ¢ Just sa¥ erator #aid.’ aten, are the artists sup; to hive? he went on, “your name was not Car —— room windows, santas tim Tad hanlta @rcula dis. | that you will, and come along down Belknap thanked the butler, and ve vou any idea as to the dene)" 19 iy what book does it tell about|ruthers, then. It was Brainard— CHAPTER XXIV. Wonk spilay Davete ae —that hig bad habits Soon dis- | 1. early as possible to-morrow.” with a nod of apology towé the tity of that chap who came*here lus idin's I . Bruce Brainard, You were, so | was determined that he w appear. Katherine, who, after © greeting |, entered the bouse, evening, and who is due to return ei ‘ What contine nt was explored | informed, an operative in the secret 66 ar hy: yy pee ee Pinte beak et oe pala * You woula be overjoyed, |Mdulsbury and his companion, bad to-day?" “xtld Belknap as soon as), 1 et 2 service.” ox elder, after mid- rust You would Joy withdrawn from the group and was CHAPTER XX1. they left Myquest | Btealey Sa ie eeu There was a space of perhaps a full night,” Bing repeated to Sone Keep, 08 50 San hoverjng in the background, lutened Bm Date “None, save that he is Mr. Daniel He IR ISA bee Se second, bul which eeamed, (0 et. least < . ond a sample of your admirer’s |g hed husband's totally un EVPRAL interesting — things , and q friend of Mr. | brut Wa t "to YESTERDAY'S tW0 of the four, to be many seconds himself as he went out ““infteen minutes later bunawriting to the Character Analy- | announcement in un a happened within the next few Saulsbury ANSW during which nobody spoke: then, as of Katherine's room totally forgetful came—fully ten minutes sis Editor of The New York Evening ;ment—a fact which “Was miputes that were not lost by “Dear Indy, he is neither the one QUESTIONS. deliberately as Belknap had spoken, of the pin he had gone after; and ho night. World, Ask four specific questions. | quick to notice as he shot a glance a : nor the other, He is a ce Mr. 1. Apollo; Streote i: 4, Bull | Carruthers replied adged, perplexediy: “In Katherine's ‘Do not speak, 4 The answers will be printed in The her beneath half-drooped eyelid either, Senator Maxwilton oF gruce Brainard, an opera ih the| Run; 5, Cobb; 6, Du Pont; 7, Lai “Your memory is remarkable, but— ting-—written upon afother halt q no Eyening World’ under. your iMitiale » dic left his ehalr a8 strolled cari is son-in-law. Belknap did not secret service of the United States Mercier; 9, 0; 10, Barley; 1, mineading, Mr, Belknap. It is re- t impressed through it upon in a few days. Pere Nr lessly towapg her w h hisgars keyed wait for Mrs, Harvard to appear. Government, Carruthers is oe his} 12, Titanic, merkable because | happen to be on aw. She had torm that ~ 2 ames spn a RAIN, Semanal aManenrenmeeneneee mn SEE OR