The evening world. Newspaper, September 1, 1915, Page 4

| eR A IN * = - THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER i, MNASIUM FOR WOMEN ign FOREIGN EXCHANGE HOME GY STILL TUMBLING: POUND $4.90 BID England Fails to End Demoralization Money Values lake Acton ne opening at ‘ Baked, as Compared wiih . te @ @iscount of 11-2 per cor Applied to transactions emai trade it means 1 To Preserve Health Strength and Elgure A New Series of I uustrated | Lessons, Showing How tvery Woman May Have an inexpensively Equipped Gymnasium in Her Own Home, and Teaching Games and Paercises Which Pro mote Excellent Physi- cal Condition. EXERCISES IN BED By Pauline Furlong The Beening World's authority Al Queate of Woman's Phur cal Well Being NO? ” bought by Fr teh gutveney ayest be paid To day | aw illustrating some ex The market for foreign exchonge Creises which takea in bed hecame as demoralized on tw ry of my aders who are ve Year ago to-dny, when exnetiy stout have writter z patite conditions prevailed and Ames thet it i a6 Mi raoY R * th / ean money was at a heavy disouunt , : ter them 67 l= OS Cn Lad y fn ths London mark ‘ Why the Kalish bankers are ap phn “iiaenay parently doing nothing to stem the , . . he tos mystery to Now Tork suas tee, areas World-tamous concert pianist. Regarded as elers, No definite word has been re- shown in the first . aS . D ogi or : = > . ceived from London that the Britinh nertes, in which 1 EYRASISRS : ‘ate ——— d asa = r of piano technique by any Government or the Bank of Engiand have assumed a other pianist of tod: bas undertaken any measures to sus [tying position, may wenk back and although 1 doctored Vin 6 head and t plant 5 ty. ond + rele ote pnt pe ie hi be performed i was Almont ety Plas 4 ‘ cal This eminent musician says: themse! 0 ing enormour M) the bed with as! Sif when I Kaw your Jeanonn ah n wore on : Premiums on all purchases Foe FURLONG Fided to try aome. of your, exercites who Htomobite “Phe Str ‘ i, ve Ur aE Tanmet Se. pounds. ntorting much benefit and advice. I take great pleasure in * : ee ouaaiae The Stroud upright J iano has a clear, sound tone, a strengthened np # bit Curing the day | 4% Circling, so beneficial in re ‘tolling you that within | the eran chauffeurs story that there weer quick and correct action Of the Pianola—Nothing has to $4.52 1-2, Gucing the thigh®; trunk raising, *hac¢ of two woekn I felt stronger and oath two aise) Winn ¢ t recheal 4 Jotn better, Please advine me a only two aho When the police told more closely approeched hand-playing ‘The drop caused grave anxiety as|Which strengthens the abdominal (he diet, as T have minned the papers | | him thin he refused to talk any more ¥ . 7 to tte possible effect on American ex'| muscles, and the percussion and! containing it.” bitshed Frid ane | When he saw that his em, ports, particularly of wheat and cot- | massage, for improving the digestion yyy"), h iu" yoUNnnnd Mritay, Ale probably fatully injured and that the ton, which in the past have neen pald and removing the superfluous flesh) prove in health and J thank you for wn | —_ alxo was shot the chauffeur for in English money and not in| trom the siomach, are all exercises | YOUr kind letter eebuitte aa Croll PPA bun ea Oe en ee id actos ne Gathers, “ provided in the | | which may be taken in bed. There) 2, W. aske-Wil you pleane Mined from Firat Page) \ a “ m emi ; iste e Hh dna are many others, which lack of space | me the tuble of measurements for five © the hospita he r did not 5 French exchange fell away in com.) revente illustrating, but Iam show.| feet two inches tall and 120 pounds? recey maclousnens, but Miss Ff ’ pany with the English, although there » me ee nied My upper arm is only nine inches, | Molin, the widew, would he questioned ger was soon able to talk freely about : " ” yt were merely nominal transactions, {t|!28 YOU tWo new ones to-day juat tol iy you think that too xmall? 1 aime | Further the attack as far ae she knew any “4A Great Piano and the Greatest Player Bt | requires a frection more than six) Sive you # few ideas, on which you) have kreat hollows in my neck Jen) | rhe chauffeur, Healis, told the po-| thing about It yA? French francs now to equal one| may elaborate, as your strength and bay with ease.” ico that he owned & d8-calibre re-| She could not understand, nor could | f id Pa American dollar instead of « fraction time permit. Kor 6 2 in. you should weigh | volver, the type of weapon used by|the police, why the car was stopped | Sat 9, va > more than five france year ago. |TO STRENGTHEN MUSCLES OF gzonna, 18 pou mocks 12; chests|Monr’s slayer, but said that he hadlin the lonely part of the road; why | Delivered to Your Home i LOWER ABDOMEN. PAY a te! 7% upper-arm, 10; [left It some time ago at a garage at|the breakdown was so quickly for- fe a D 0 Pa ment of % A STOPS One picture shows a valuable ex-|jower arm, 8%; wrist 6%. Yos, your | Jamestown, where he formerly was! gotten when the chauffeur saw the or Omn ¥Y ) a AUTO CHECKING ereise for strengthening the lower upper arm ie too small. _ onest raising ' employed I passengers were xhot, and why he Sesh exercises are hat you need to “¥ was performed on the > ‘“ ‘ time 4 OW abdominal muscles, which ‘cover the/ teveiop them and remove the hollows AM autopsy wax performed on the was able to make sich good thu Rh abdomen between the hips and lower | from the chest and neck body of Dr, Mohr thie atfernoon. Par- | back Paty pelvic bones, and which are con- aca ? tieular attention was given +> the, When Mrs. Mohr was ot Ks i Mantly under a heavy strain, These! ns. LP. G. anks: “What causes question of whether (he Wounds coulit! her husband's condition she burried Qe ex XH Park Commissioner Abolishes In-|!™portant muacies are the largest of} gray hair? Is there any wey to pre- have n self inflicted \to his side In the hospital aud broke "i 7 the wide flat ones that support the| vent it, as 1am only twenty-seven?” \ be Mohr lived ut No. 137 West |down there, timidation by Private Police |iower portion of the abdomen, and iota, anit 4 nok a is generally Sixty-third Street, New York, in| A short time after a report was he Balance in Convenient Amounts Monthly at Ball Grounds, ) | ere situated on ite front and sides. Ae hut is regulated entirely by the/1807. Later he went to Newport,|made to Chief Inspector W. F. O'Neil | te these muscles support the heavy v! amount of coloring matter or pigment Park Commissioner Ward has put an end to the privilege of checking automobiles in the Speedway outside of the Polo Groun importance of strengthening them, | and if they are not exercised they will cera beneath, you will readily see the! contained in the little nore ee e greater the quantity of this coloring the middle layer of the scalp. matter, the deeper the shade of the among the fashionable residents. Ho Healis, lives at No. Elmwood Avenue and The an offide at No, 36 Stewart street, | where he liad an extensive practice|of the Providence police he placed the chauffeur, police theory under arrest. is that some one, HE wonderful playing capability of The Pianola coupled with the delightful piano quality of T i through revenge, planned to murde és re , ‘ Complaints | relax, and thin condition i# what hair, no matter what Its color, and| Providence, an well as an office in!iho doctor er the young woman, o The Stroud means inusical enjoyment in your home were made that employees of Dough- obese wbdomen, the lows of this pigment is the cause | newport, Aéthapal horhi ¥ ape: wan. nude erty’a detective agency, who were al- This exercise is really difficult ring, Many | lowed to charge 25 cents for each car they checked and guarded while the occupants were in the grounds, tried to force their service on motorists, Called them “pikere” if they declined to perform while standing, eo take your position tying flat on the bed, in by bending one knee upward, meanwhile raising the hip on the same side as far things are responsible for the absonce of this coloring matter, even nd accident, shock or causing the presence of alr in the hair in place of the pigment provided strain will affect the coloring It was well known ¢ dwy and Thursday o'clock, the doctor drove over the tine the Newport road on his regular trip to! ward, Newport, and was always accompan. | hat every Tues-\ to rub them. night, about 8.8) nop Mins Borser saw any one such as you never have had before. N Broadening musical culture for the children — the greatest music or the most popular whenever you desire it—all the pleasure end advantage that a fine piano and were fired or after "i 0 . vi i vi e Stroud makes UP as possible. Drop this leg and | PY Dryn of the scalp is) ied by Miss Burger. A Dr. C. Franklin Mohr, while liv, unequalled playing skill can provide, The te qocept their tags and even went)! bend the other knes'and raise the also & frequent cause of graying halt. | yrs, Mohr has not been living with|ing at No. 187 West Sixty-third yours Megs nee bo retuscd tw ied I igt mah seat ‘agg Wed each Grewite snk are ane +4 Vecet og her husband since her maid, Mary|Street, this city, brought suit for . i . 5 “The matter was called to my at- pol tre a coairee or ie ore ex- | and mixes with the natural color hair| McConville, sued the doctor for dam- ; $90,000 against Dr. Willian Stevens, The Stroud is superior to any player-piano ‘ention for the t time yesterday,” | ercises do not perform this one |!t causes the gray appearance. Som ges, making serious charges. The| charging his fellow practitioner with of ether make soil elsewhere at any price said Commissioner Ward to The Eve-| more than five times with each en wetting the sides of the h maid lost the suit, but the doctor's alienating the affections of his wife ni World repo: “It appears that] teg. The hip raising ner; it in place will dry it and etor'e | & : ques by absence from the city the] necessary asa part of this ect {it to turn gray. Massage the acaip| Wife left his home, She hax sued! th efeudant made u complete Acting Commiasioner solved com-| ercise, as it tenses all of the | nightly with the finger tips dipped in| for a legal separation and he has en- | denial of the Caurges and subsequently r Brot abe from officials at the Polo yunds Cem sere from autom 4 ete, rs \sSounds. it was Bliggested tha the Fok 5 Department . orlee won responsible party to check and safe- quard the cars. i “The privilexe was therefore grant- ed, but of course with no authority to foree the service on any one, It seems clear that the privile; has been ereatly abused.” po. i ee ’ FIRE IN PRISONERS’ PEN. Flames Attack bet Are Pat Out Quickty. ‘Thomas Ready, a watchman on the Charities and Corrections Department's pier at the foot of East Twenty-vixth lower abdominal muscles. KNEE RAISING EXERCISE, ‘This knee raising exercise is a posi- tive cure for obstinate cases of con- atipation and reduces the high stom- ach, After you have become a little more practised you may p the posts of the bed, over and back of your head, and hold this tense post- tlon while raising the knees, This stretches the arm muscles and those at the sides and makes the knee rais- ing firmer and more tense. Still an- other form of this exercise, and equally beneficial, is performed by clasping the hands around each knee pure cocoanut oil, (with the fingers) arms or hands, Wi castile or olive oll s J. (Cleveland) aske: id not the head, MRS. E. H. “May I eat sweet corn onoe a day if I am trying to reduce?” Green corn ugar and is forbidden In the obesity diet, It contains only a very sm: percentage in its wreen state, eee ever MILDRED 8, asks; Kissingen water reduce me?” Move the scalp the hair with contains starch and “WIL vichy aud several shots were It certainly will, Do not take one without the other, as they act only when both are taken Riternately. These waters act on the fat directly and not on the blood nor the bowels. You may procure the same in tablet form, effervescent as it ls raised. The other picture shows another valuable exercise for torpid liver and large abdomen, This is performed by firmly grasping the back posts of the bed and throwing one leg over the tered a counter suit, They were ried twelve years ago. The police belleve last night's at- tempted murder had been carefully planned. The doctor and Miss Burger were riding along at moderate speed when the chauffeur stopped at the most desolate part of the road, He [told the police later something went | wrong with the carburetor | While he was engaged in fixing it fired from am- | bush at the occupants of the car, Dr, | Mohr was shot through the back of the head and right shoulder. Miss \ nar. of No. declared the tinued. Noordam, Rot | Mexico, SAIL Pi Vv. Genetantin Dr. Mobr's lawyer, Willtam Grenthai 305 West Forty-cighth Street ———— STEAMSHIPS DUE TO-DAY. Sant’ Anna, Gibraitar Havana Welsh Prince, Brest. . AEOLIAN HALL, 29-33 WES Mahers of the World. Kamous Pianola" and of the wonderful new Phonograph, The Aeolian suit had been discun- terdam. . ——— ING TO-DAY, | ima, St. Thoma THE AEOLIAN COMPANY Tf! FORTY-SECOND ST. The greatest improvement since bed springs were invented. Blreet, discovered a smouldering fire other as far as it will reach, ‘Turn ly to-day in the plank flooring of | the body to the side as you stretch fhe detention pen where prisoners are|the log. Reverse your position and held waiting transportation to Black- | treteh the log und body to the oppo-| Weil's Island, He telephoned an alarm wile side, Reveat five times. which “brought Motor Engine No. 13| My readers who are sufferers trom fuping quietly past Belle Hospltal |adipone tissue will probably remem tablets of Vichy and Kissingen. Ask your druggist for them and the directions for taking, They have been tested by experts and | have proved worthy | —— ooo ters In East Twenty-ffti | ber that this condition started around GIRL FROM U $ SEIZED > fot one of the fifteen hundred | the regiona of the lower abdomen, Or — A epee del for you to work hard and earne | to dislodge this superfluous flewh, ax | pone Mt dw not pomaible to turn it into] Qe - sel Sanit ’ “ ” healthy muscular tissue of the happlest passengors to janitary, When “Eddys” Sauce is) ro sum tr all up ina few words, the alight from a ateamahip ina. year the relish the Dbl family only REAL ou is satisfied. for superfluous Sesh | was Miss Ruth Jean MoTameny, an is muscular ity through strenu- life of the hd HAIL exarciban opera singer of Brench and taltan 1T-koG For soups, meats clams, Reet Sat ets ta texneriangs, whovatrived éa'the Maat Wiraese fish, amelettes and salads, xerolses with light | sane tram ples to-day. sw ania, |f Lt Fit. Any oe jones) P jcten 2 ae Fae RY 26 one rom France, Reliable Furni Department ICO Readers of Mias Furlong's artt- nomy Way to Naples from Franec Go to-day to any Reliable Furniture or Depar 4 | cles are invited to write to her, in |) (0 tke & look at the leaning tower Store ann ask to be shown the Englander WIT-EDGE rom care of The Evening W orld, ve. | SH innocence, I tried to take @ pho Spring. There is no other like it—none that will wear tf ie questing information that witt ata |) e\4) Of Me With & slap om the as long or give such assured service and satisfaction. , A PR them in following her dlustrated |) my face e arrested. Doublesth. 2 leasone tore the vainera from iny hand and athe’ é a stamped it to pieces. Then he took ° | ities to dirty Jail and they kept me Positively mattress | Letters From kvening World vhyere tive hours trying to prove twas Prevents and makes ery d'me w ap Sli 5 restful Reader» Frllowing Mias DCRR Dy, Rene wie © ine eine: sleep NOW PLAYING AT CASIVO THEATRE Furicng's Lessons. her Journey Mis certain. BETSY 1. asks: “What will make cae aaa met ny bed the trim, smart look of the box spring, WI T & lm» | Ex T toy hale avaw tana? 1: |e only io wd e-aid not dwell upon but hoe he advantage. of babes. thorough sanitary. Wale 1 ick ane have nod . ar BK ou So! ler the TEE by ie Pe Tee ond Found” Grup 11 1# Hick and’ F hare no dap Whee Baked lo Moen Department and Furniture Stores in the United States. (ete and Found Bureau.” Nothing will make your hair grow allan national vere. If your dealer doen not sell the Englander Wit-Edge w te hte th fe lends iF should, froelom, ‘ Spring, write for booklet end name of nearest dealer. Set ait fo are fOrtunane and hauls i givini tines. excuses | FOLDAWAY ENGLANDER PRT | for signalling from the train to Ger BEDS COUCH n spies in the surrounding ccun Ds & ia ses Meu your exercises ani fest no much bet: |ahe said when asked when she w MANUFACTURERS OF THE FAMOUS dl ee ‘ aides with @ returning to Europe. +—