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lost. This Is no than of a boy DMES OF THE RICH OPEN TO GIRLS FROM STREETS OF CHICAGO Ten Women Will Make Way- Members of Their Fam- ilies in Effort at Reform. is the fault of th come confidants mit boys to call nore and parks, “Institutions do @irla, What they a home She 1 da third child. she ente: jor—not on th Tra kitchen. Whi The fall of a girl in 99 per cent who naturally turn to the street cor- For two monthe I gw more true of a girl #0 called— of the OM, o mother or father, or both, ‘The parents are criminally blind In not seeing thelr duty to be- | and companions of thelr daugiters, Thoy refuse to per- | on their daughters, ho good for these needed are homer. one of them with Us as a ve daughter, he associated with my rf and son as if sho were a When she had company her visitor in the 6 back porch or in en ahe wished, she th ¥ invited her friend or friends to stay to tea or supper with us, “Then her mother learned she was ing be Sook arose. and insisted on tak- ‘The same differences ‘The mother refused to allow her I find her again T my WASHINGTON, fold production in Gaughter room for individuality. ‘That girl is back on the street. en ehall take her into e—and keep hor.” July 28.—Alaska’, 1914 was valued at 50, an increase of $140,000 over Production of copper ami HJ nda, ‘The total compari Too Nervous and drinking. If you would quit Postum your nerves would steady beat a mile. Sound advice. More and more, are wakin; peas, headache, and other ailments. | | ded made public jogical Survey ted , againat a1 mineral out; od with $19,476, To Drive a Car? That's too bad, old man, but you vousness is largely due to wrong habits of eating Postum tastes much like fine, mild Java but there’s no drug in it—that'’s where it’s got coffee ig up to the drug in coffee—a frequent cause of nervousness, heart flutter, dizzi- 5 pavtant Postum ; ‘ef hot water makes a delicious food-drink in- a ‘The convenience of Instant Postum is scen at > “F @ dance, but some prefer the original Postum ie Cereal which must be tho: boiled—15c and % 25c packages. Grocers sell both and the cost per cup is about the same. § A from coffee to Postum has been a s ood thing for thousands. Libera) Credit Terms Wet Down Weotiy $75 $8 1.0000 $1.50 iis fi 1.50 t0$2.00 mo ie aT a $00 $30 $400 $40 $500 0 358 ia All a ete fo Allowed on All Cash Sales How to Kee ——— To-Day’s Illustrated Les- son Outlines a Week of Menus for the Thin Woman's Diet and Gives Both Outdoor and Indoor Exercises Which Aid “Building Up.” Because of her perfect phystoal proportions, Pauline Furlong has been named the “Americon Venus.” Hho te the author of “Beauty Oulture at Home,” and fa an authority on all questions of woman's phystoal well-being. She witt give a course of lessons to the women readers of The Bve- ning World thie summer on “How to Make Yourself Well and Btrong and Preserve Your Figure.” LESSON XxXil. By Pauline Furlong. The problem of the thin woman's diet ts the problem of adjusting her need of rich food, in which the sweets, starches and fats, the tissue builders, predominate, to her probably not over strong digestive apparatus. Of the foods usually recommended to the thin woman eggs are rather easy to digest. Milk is not readily di- gestible by many persons. Meats di- gest more easily than vegetables, yot the starchy grains and vegetables should ‘hold an important place in menus designed to increase weight. For that matter, the meat which is richest in fat—pork—is the most diMoult of all for the human stom- ach to handle, The thin woman needs eweets, yet, as every child knows, too many sweets will make the healthiest of us ill, Actually, each thin woman must work out her own dietetic salvation. She must find out for aceimilate, and eeeimiletion te: end atawhioh she aim 1916, I have tried to aubstitute what may be called “simple richness,” euch under ‘which term I include dark fruit-cake pastries and elaborately sauced made dishes. The drink called “eumik” is simply beaten eour milk. I urge thin women to consider these simple menus as suggestions rather than as cast-iron laws, Fat women had better turn away their envious eyes, Next wook I sball print some menus especially for them, SOME GOOD EXERCISES WHICH BENEFIT THIN WOMEN, Coming to the question of exer- cise, the thin woman will de well to remember the old Greek warn- ing, “Nething too much.” She as- euredly needs a certain amount of gentle exercise every day, but she does not need and ought not to take up the violent sports which will do the fat woman all the good in the world. There are two out- door practices, however, which will be of great benefit to the thin woman. One of these ie walking, the other is ewimming. When the thin woman walks she should not try to see how much ground she can cover in certain period of time. Let her walk quietly and at & moderate pace paying par- tioular attention to her breathing, ‘Walking in the fresh air will help you to breathe correcity, and it will also give youa yy oa enetite for those three meal od, wholesome food of which Mee tact to dispose daily, Swimming also will aid your appetite, and Lt i positively the best jand quickest wa: “ develop the bust 8 te the swimm! to gain weight tod a he metrical bos If, however, you are not near thi shore, or for some other reason it | Impossible for you to go Into the wa ter, there are in ‘your roon | shoulder de reproduced to-day. It is called chest raising from the floor, and the pic- tures show you the correct position | and two incorrect ones, but a thful sym- Li@ parallel with the floor, touching it only with your to hani our arma should be angles to your body, the pi ae ing only you body straight. You must not thrust upward the lower end of the trunk, nor must you allow the stomach to cave in~-I have had each of these wrong positions hotographed, especially to guide you. if Rag keep your head turned to one during this exercise, you will not breathe in the dust from thi Tt you like, you ma; fn head turning which I gave erday while you a arms and keeping your - THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, WHAT EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW! Well, Keep Strong and Keep a Perfect Figure, Told in a Series of Illustrated Lessons PAOLINE FORLONG. WOMEN'S olET. MONDAY. pete ent cree. WEDNESDAY, BREAK Nast THURSDAY, tnt an Heo — te Butter, Cream, forensic R. ayant hon oe heat Muttina, LUNCH, nelle Ponti tle, Orr, oy Soin, So i, wa ea “Sea ates nm, owder | ex Venilla ioe se ocolate Cabs, SATURDAY, BREAKFAST, Wa) Chocolate i Mort Bal fait, yer Cake, SUNDAY, BREAKFAST. Se preach Frage. Pojatoce, asm Omvelat, . p Muuitred Boast Mn fans" Chocoiate, LUNcH Bean odittehanmtte “84 Bite, Vanitte rane with Cream, naa Rat ee eee, | aR EEENEUENEETD Readers of Mise Furlong's ar ticles who are keeping measure ment charte or otherwise follow ing her lessons are invited to write to her, in care of The Bvening lowering the ches: ae Medusa ing two valuable movement When you firet try this mercise do | not repeat it more than five or ten times, as zeus er 8 Bet tire me nee B, tk a World, asking any questions per tinent to the lessons or requesting A WEEK OF MENUS FOR THIN | Letters From Evening World ogepict Pypisoe Bove, Gorman Det Pent | aoe ae 3c, asks get your illustrated INCORRECT Boise. Readers Following Miss Furlong’s Lessons. asks: “How can I articles in the complete series? They will be sent you on receipt of stamps to cover cost of same. started June 28 en0 and have appeared daily. CONSTANT READER writes: “My face is covered with blackheads, Will your diet remove them It ig the only thin, no cold cream, but that wil, Use jot water and a f Hood, pure soap. After washing out of the dash cold water ace to close the pores. Finish on th with @ little alcohol. ANXIOUS VIOLET ask: “How can I fill out my cheeks and neck? Ty 5 feet 6 inches in height and we! I b funds. What should t-weigh?® Tilustrated articles for developing the face will be given shortly. Follo' the ones printed July 19 and 20 for de- | veloping neck wi nd chest, You shoul eight 138 poun ° MRS. 8. E. Y. writes: “I am an| aged woman with a good appetite and | f of fat on my many exercise jetting too fat. Please tell me how | can reduce my stomach.” Eat sparingly of the diet given for obesity and practice the abdominal maseag ous exercises, jo. Do not do the more strenu- MRS. C. 8. W. writes: “I have rolls houlders, and owing to recent operation, I cannot take What shall I do?” You will have to depend on the diet to reduce you. ol and diet. I Y Ga i ee etit amount of camphor use to reduce my bust. Wanted to Get living with an aunt, Mrs. F. R. I, writes: “I would like a4 ain your full course of exe: How many stamps should ‘They wend?” Bend 1 hgh for each day. started June 28, M. 8. write Please tell me the 4 alcohol to Apply hot, wet Turkish towels to open the pores and then gently mas- sage with alcohol, camphorated oll—not plain camphor. as an astringent and lubricant whe vatng heavy massage on the double I recommend th aienninniee BOY HELD AS FORGER. Money to Take je to Fri Henry Thellia, a sixteen-year-old boy, was held by Magistrate McQuade in ‘orkville Court to-day in $3,000 for the rand Jury on @ charge of forgery. ‘The boy 18 an orphan and hi bel enzie, here and working as an office been y for Goldenberg Brothers, lace merchants at No, 109 Fifth Avenu ago the paying the Metropolis found about the form of a che sented by Thellis, vestigation and the boy was arrested. A few days the Bank of mething queer Kc for $800. pre- There was an in- teller Hoe confessed In court to-day that he wus in love with the girl in Tappan, N Y., and had tried to get the money so that they could be married and go to the Panama Pacific Bxposition, He had practiced making Alfred 5. Platt's sig- nature every night for three weeks be: fore fixing Up the cheek, he sal ELISHA DYER ILL. nitartum, Taking a Rest, Saye Col. Dyer, His Brother, PROVIDENCE, R. 1, July 23.—Re- Dyer of New York d son of the late Gov. nthony Dyer, who te at his tate at Wickford, stated that not of @ eeri- JULY 23, {with “many threats, 'SIKTY-FIVE TO LOSE CHEST RaisinG CORRECT Poise. t i GIRL KIDNAPPED IN TAXI, SHE TELLS DETECTIVES Yetta Shapiro, 12, Declares She Was Imprisoned in Tenement House; Got Out by Fire Escape. Twelve-year-old Yetta Shapiro, who lives at No. 119 Ludlow Street, entertained detectives at the Third Branch to-day with a graphic story of how she had been kidnapped. De- tective Grosman was detailed on the case when the girl was brought in last night by her aunt, Mrs, Minnie Rabinowitz, of No, 216 Kast One Hun. dred and neteenth St Yetta claimed that two men Jumped out at her from a taxicab as she was on her way to a synagogue at Essex BtreetWand East Broadway yesterday morning. Stuffing a handkerchief into her mouth, they forced her into the cab and took her to a tenement house, where they imprisoned her, on the fourth floor. After marine in the room all day, the girl said, she slipped down a fire ape and got away. A woman gave her five cents with which to ride up- town to her aunt's hou Two how a shake the girl’ did not PLACES IN HOSPITALS “Hospital Helpers” Notified That They Must Quit Jobs After Sept. 4. Sixty-five employees of the Charities Department, filling positions as steno- graphers, chauffeurs, clerks, telephone operators and janitors while employed as hospital helpers have been notified by Commissioner Kingsbury that their services will not be required after September. This action was taken following no- tification from the Municipal Civil Service Commission that by Sept. 1 the services of all hospital helpers not strictly assigned as such must be dis- continued, sation WILL PAY $6,000 RANSOM. ——— Man to Meet Demand of Kid- mapper Who Holds Son, IDAHO FALLS, Idaho, July 23.—The last chapter in the boldest piece of out- ed in this State for a long ly will be written at mid- night Saturday in the lonely fastnesses of Long Canon on the Idaho-Wyoming border, At that hour §6,000 in gold coin it 18 planned will be deposited on a des- ignated rock for the release of Ernest ‘A. Empey, @ rancher, who was waylald & week ago by @ bandit, kidnapped and ld for ransom, ee Empey, father of the kidnap, ed man, completed arrangements to- pans, combimont of the money. The bandit notified the elder Empey by note that unless the money was forthcoming hie son would be killed, A lone driver will take the reo S the ‘appointed wagon. place in an open Charged with accosting several wom- en in the monkey and el nt houses in Central Park last Sunday, Peter Pa- rino, thirty years old, of No. 221 West Twenty-seventh Street, was sent to the workhouse for three months by Magis- trate McQuade In Yorkville Court yes- terday. rino’s was present when sent ; overworked,” gail Col. prer, Sve otandale: gies for a Dyer i epetines to sic tt BAVANNAH, Ga., July 28.—The Arst Pe rcbeiead i are met at the Lambert Store and all prices SOLITAIRE DIAMOND pS gl RINGS 22-karat, $5.25 up —_D most questions. Every shape and style. Solid 14-karat gold, 83.30 up; solid 18-karat gold, $4.00 id 2@-karat lati Lé-karat, $4.40 up up; solid d Eeree gold, up. Platinum 18-karat, $5.50 up wedding rings, $12.00 up. Engraving without 22-karat, $7.00 up charge. LAMBERT BROTHERS Third Avenue, Corner 58th Street During July and August, Store Open Daily (Including eee The May Manton Fashions { DEMANDS FOR DIAMONDS are satisfactory. For example, From 810 to $1,500, in handsome mountings of solid 14-karat and 18-karat gold or platinum. If we were in the same boat with those who buy Diamonds from middlemen and keep expensive shops, our Diamond prices would be high. But Lamberts paddle their own canoe. We IMPORT DIRECT so largely that we had an ample supply of Dia- monds when the South African mines closed. No high rents nor other top-lofty expense to cat up customers’ money. Seamless Wedding Rings All questions about Lambert Seamless Solid Gold Wedding Rings are cheerfully and frankly answered. But their reputation is an answer to 4-karat, $3.30 up 8-karat, $4.00 up Be sure the settings of your jewels are firm before you take hem into the country. We clean and repair jewelry, remodel it and remount precious stones at moderate prices. Diamonds—Jewelry—W atches Saturdays) Until 6. NDOUBTEDLY the miday blouse is a favorite gar-4 ment for girls’ wear, and! new model. It U here ix a quite shows all the familiar and essen- tial characteristics, yet It xiven a@ distinct and unusu touch by the belt, which is quite separate and buttoned into place w middy is drawn on over the head. In the picture the blouse is made of white linen trimmed with the same material striped, but this summer is re- markable for the variety fabrics offered for garments such as these, and, simple as it ta, it could be varied almost indefin- itely. Flowered cretonne ta one of the fancies of the season. It is pretty used as trimming on white material and also for the blouse when the trimming is wh Tub silks are constantly being put to new uses and for very warm days the middy blouse of white habutal with collar end cuffs of the same or of striped silk would be pretty, cool and pleasant to wear, The garment is so simple that {t is easy to provide a generous varlety, while it requires such a small amount of material that the expense does not make a matter of considera- tion. The sleeves are sewed to the armholes below the sho line and there are only th front ch is « of which are hard usage, blue galntea would be pretty with collar, cuffs and belt or whit, or blue linen or of blue scalloped with whit th sixteen year size wit be ards of materi ya be fecded She! s varaa 36, yards 44, with 1 yard 27 inches wide for the trimming. The pattern No, 8727 is ext in sizes for 16 and 1! Pattern No. 8,727—Middy Blouse for Misses ‘and Small Women, 16 and 18 Years. Call at THE EVENING WORLD MAY MANTON FASHION BUREAU, Donald Building, 100 West Thirty-recond Street oppe- s.), corner Sixth Avenue and Thirty-second 81 New York, or sent by mail on receipt of ten cents in coin oF stamps for each pattern ordered 4d specify IMPORTANT—Write y ddress plainly and alwa: size wanted, Add two cents for letter postage if in a hurry. Bat Resta Mas rubber sol Sale Begins Tomorrow Morning Bh , Sales with us are rare occurrences Fy —never more than twice a year— But they are sales“that leave no doubt as to their genuineness. Realize that very pair of low-cut shoes in our store, without a single exception, is now $1.95— not a penny more. $1.55 is your exact saving. Plan NOW to em- brace this op- portunity to morrrow. Sr sas AND HEEL NEWARK SHOE STORES COMPANY Pree rs neal gm aT re ith ‘aie yn Plae ap ihe Negll YORK gore east coal Mail Orders Shipped by Paras waa? Biarea ia. 91 Clea” ee