The evening world. Newspaper, April 26, 1916, Page 10

ec ———EEE oe te ean NNT Santi detiacintaadads aryesere + foyer owes a THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1916, (Evening World Thrift Campaign)|Obesity Reducing Exercises for Women ii KEI gfe ARS —-———________________—~ ___ Presented in a Series of Handy ieee BENDING—STRETCHES WAIST MUSCLES. ' Johnny Coy making.” Get some a a | Colonel Gets Hard Hard Knock at lk xtra ( Jerks Needed d to Handle | Primary in Which Strength | Telegrams of Pro-German Was Given Real ‘ | Sentiment. that’s the way husband will ta! | -¢-- Savings of Young Couple Continued Nein, | Ten Years Before Place Was mare aroht-peaury Bought With an Initial Pay- vee OF WOMEN «++ ment of Nearly § $2, 000. Showing ao health) To-day" makes style and may lead © the ownership of a home. It proves thot this ambition can be style makes health realized if one has an income of that Mure and ts willing to work systemati- cally to | BOSTON, Ma 26.—"0id | WASHINGTON, April 26.—The ore Guyra” forces won a sweeping State. wide victory in the Massachusetts Republican primaries yesterday and elected the unpledg 1 delégates by a | Many continued to p itol to-day and t $0,000 telegrams and | panies were overwheln put up to the last |and Rey ntative velt’ faction was | the Middle We [completely buried, returns showed | forces of clerks | to-day | gan ad propaganda of telegraphic pak with Ger- ir into the Cap+ protests against a br telograph com= i. Senators eularly from had extra t work sorting the messages and the telegraph compan- Governor amuel W. Meant lies brought in extra operators from United 8 nator Cabot Lodge,|New York, PI phia, Baltimore United States Senator John W. Weeks | and other citi [and ex-United States Senator W.) Some Members of Congress to-day urray Stone, unpledged Suggesting investigation to dit. the bitter fleht t minute, the Evening World thrift campaign inelude manner in which a $25-n-week salary, plus thrift, | : ’ desired end —in Nature’s way “Mra. BM." shows that less [ country, but the than one-sixth of their income was| period of ten ye sufficient to give them a home in the ving lasted over a rs. This does not san, of course, that the property is To defy Nature istoin- | vite defeat. ‘To follow the didates t wer 4 . - nd clear, but with an initial! wates al large, were the[close who furnished the prepared ways of Nature promises —— ont of nearly and a dem | of Republican voters forms of telegrams and paid thoa- victory. ‘ r onstrates ability to save regularly, FIRST—Stand with feet together, knees rigid THIRD—Return to upright position, keeping Roosevelt. faction, Cushing, | “ands of dollars for their delivery The Nemo Wonderlift | the cooeding justalments will @ and hands hanging at sides. OUR THemaL ' nd Washburn, failed] One Senator to-day received a@ Bandlet gives perfect sup- [doubtless be easily met writ SECOND—Raise arms until they are at right —Raise arms again and bend to left insole they Sad wrinted sheet upon which were print. b k | Would have done well to account for | % angles with kody and bend at waist line to right side, touching floor on left side with finger tips of ne they had pre 1 t because it works’ in the interest earned on the sevi UW ee) Lada ba left hand. Bend to each side in a see-saw motion only four district dele. (ed the various f of messages be ture’s way. bank deposits for so long a period, side, touching the floor with finger tips of right ten time to the Colonel came | ing received © top was printed Let us explai t would be an item of some im- hand. The arms must be outstretched and form a | This strenuous exercise and should not be through Ja note urging the recipient of the cir- The fy p Ee Balhae diseaetnapitn straight line. attempted by any but advanced pupils. The Democrats elected their dele] cWar to pick out any one or all of burdavetsd to insurance, fur euch: 6 Send two-cent stamp to Miss Furlong, Evening World, No, 68 Park Row, New York City, for each and tla pledged to Woodrow} the form messages and telegraph What Are arrangement would make this budget prt Lad lege kf Gah Py 2 ~ oo ye of your newedeat er in advance, to insure obtainingycom- ex-Gov. Walsh, Charles 1. [them to Members of Congress , unusually good, It is dangerous to fhe nen ikl add hed et 6 A A Mh Ms Lis L ad long will answer on days alternating between’ pub- Stecker, Humphrey O'Sullivan and| !t is estimated that more than 50,- healthy and tense, they Your Idle undertake soon an enterprise, lication of charts, besides wrlting articles bearing on obesity reduction. Joseph O'Neil, BN GU Ta: vale pedeeaR UL VEY GONG SIR GO TTR: their appointed work. Dollars Doing? for a period of y withou CHART NO, 24 WILL BE PRINTED IN THE EVENING WORLD FRIDAY, hen weakened, by bining insurance with it The result of th More are on file, waiting to be sent he election was con weight of excess fat, or Are they tnauced against SOLVED PROBLEM OF SAVING 0 > dered han ‘bow Rooseseit CGE ac Coa SCI ek fo: “4 held AUN te ps ai NEN YORK. | bil et our aa das the Nia re “y pa 7 ane Milwaukee and other citie: ye oe confidence in our ability to mes ol ° > “ e H r of his 2 ies rm their duty syatematic savings To the Thrift Editor of The Evening World® payne nts on a beautiful home. $250 IN PRIZES FOR THE ‘ITALIAN LINER DODGED publican Eresidunnel temiene. WA'SHINGTONIANA Save one dol i | “How to save money on $25 per “MES. nily of two Is 4] THE BOSS HELPS THIS GIRL GET) Rel tL $300 IN BANK. BEST COMMON SENSE ks pececmesere | By \ELPHIA, April: 20— PLAN OF SAVING.|, BOMBS OF AN AIRSHIP) seex DEAF MUTE SLAYER, | cum Wooninmton's Yoor tren | rae To with'the| ‘The employer camo to the rescue | | VIGOR POM DOVE AGING, OY OCH erate inexperi- | @Md taught this young woman to} The Evening World, co-operat- |' Dante Alighieri aerives Mier] Husband of Ww m Vietim Gives! at the Dental Exhibition We tell you ali avo: had no training in | Saver ing with the American Bankers’ Narrow Escape From a Pow n Clue, vlan in our booklet, W believe that it is of “NEW YOR Association, is conducting @ cam- : ye gabe de A young deaf mute Italia i a4 tment of three rouma|"T> the Turift Kditor of ‘The kven paign for thrift. Submarine. 5 ate Ital f a lihé| LICENSE CRUSADE STARTS. mught to-day by the p vurd dd because it was] “There had been many times when {fis Bot the easiest thing in the \er month; had: 1 good chance to ; world to save money, but the read Af being six m ne ns tranes r Pee on) when I had something ac cumulated | ers of this paper during the next Py pory of the Italian Government, the |! Bast One Hundred and Third street, | Wrong Nume 1 would invariably spend it. Bach|] €W months will be given every |) antic stean lwho was beaten to death in a ro a5. e sucouregenvent to learn how to h Dante All. week I would try a different pas and | house In New Haven, Conn., after shel ; | try came into port to-day from | pag elepes ; : imaounyed Ihe the Finthis,winhed’ “tices: O" Peuceess of it, A became thoroughly fo plans of home er \i irships nee Was within each week... . discouraged, “ geb rs nue phoog \ jen Van devonit ‘every week At last 1 epoke to miy employes, sight of a submarine The latter, office In his crusade to stop however, was scared away by a tor- telling him of my failures and asking | x and trading of |] is designed primarily to help men J! )O}e\rls Ws scared ling and trading of automobile his help. He suggested that T give |] and women earning $150 a month J/P yo Utrosunconvoss | [heme on Sunday Yt ote plates. Twelve one. using He, We ade Ickes Tae eee 8. The committee of awards || yard to drop a bomb on vias HM ay we ed be me, We inade it clear that L was not |] will be announced later, Articles Jj hard to drgn a bombo 7 salad to be allowed to draw it out until I}] will be published on Wednesdays J) crstroxed by i) kun | 1 had saved a certain amount. aad Saturdays, ater : V] "It ts now two or three years since |f “The American Bank rand we nour home. By e American Banker: The ship carried A Yee ae ane 6 a [1 started this plan, but to-day Tam the new Spring and Summer [suniardizing our expenses we nad [haraeted, ts plan, but tgatay) Tan bank.’ T never can thank my em- i 's ployer enough for this plan of his and| 1 hope many other girls will try tt e Slim Woman “hi Many instances of — employera je e assisting their subordinates to save s innin have been related in letters to the ‘Thrift Editor, but this one is some- what of a variation, Miss H. G. dex serves much credit: by persistence, for it. ¥ obviously a struggle for her to settle down to saving, Two or three years of self. | women discovered dying in the furnished room the couple had taken at No. 260 trown Street tion offers $150 i fe Evening World adds $1 all. The pri follows: First prize, $50; two prizes of $25 each: fi brine of $10 each; ten pr twenty-five priz All correspondence will be kept confidential, but it will be neces- sary for you to give name and ddrese letters to code Editor, Evening World. LETTERS WITHIN 200 W ORoS. ie privilege of COLLAR Ide Collars have—exclusively—= DIAGRAM Linocord Unbreakable Buttonholes | SI the Wonderlift Bandle | discipline, howeve have probably Set eas andthe a Wl ps Ide Sh | fixed tho tm ly that saving | stylish lines of the corset. o Also Makers of Ide Shirts will never again be a hardship for | her. ~ E aa Tits haleia@eiioen, HAVE BOUGHT A FARM WITH| Children and myself well dressed, and keep up things in the house, provid- cles, the Wonderlift Band- let is clastic but firm; when tense (laced up) it lifts the abdomen fos its organs into Realy place; and, like hy abdominal mus- promotes health, It upward and back- SMALL SAVINGS. Ing linens, &c. We have done this This ts the eaperionce of another | for six years, and as a result we young couple who spent all their ine| hought a farm. [a few more years come the first year and then learned | We expect to retire ffom city life and tho necessity of saving Hive In the glorious freedum of the “NEW YORK, | country Mrs. 77." Hiliior of the Reentng. Word: From the few ftems submitted | | it appears these young people are | living on a very small part of their income. That is probably | Avoid Danger Consult an Optometrist Do not wear Glasses fife was y« the reaction from their early ex- ward—just as Nature does. chosen at haphazard or by rane i tho more }own lying Cavesanon, ach anase oraiare | Bavaluanle as the Won- a so-called “test” with o MIN wed avi Pee ead’ nawa: toa Iihande at: ne circumstances they would be open derlift is in doing the work ; the fat woman a few years ako.” She | nothing that ey | to eriticism. However, the pur. hand reading card, would have had. te dieting or exer: | hel m At th chase of rmda a cammendable of the weakened muscles, ‘The Optometrist res ya, however, the woman | helps hotwte a} enture, and almost any’ sacm- ! for he styles gor onl” brig aN y , . stifios is eyen rors valuable Reenter ecean af r the styles oes to a | ena flee within reason is justified, weakness. amination and fits ila ses W leaf A BAGATELLP | with accuraey quickly. amy hi yaneela very i ful and In the first ninety days of 1916 These 0 yiade in ord ving naturally, regu nim 7 eg Stee wi ora: Health Makes Style | Optometrists are the ho eeu ih ai Hein acoord: |fiiow me $10 uit of hiss the United States Stect Corpora: | Does our Caretaker Furthermore, this up- Specialists Registered un- are pe tion carned S60,713,62) | \ der State Optor sey laws. ished by the Myer ihe CH of 1 a person 75 cents a large frequently enough te art ing fat at the rate of two, threw pounds B week. 1 druggist keeps this ta should yours be sold ebtain a ea y otherwise spe the Marmola Company »lto savo enough to keen my. throe Fi Detroit, Mich, \ Charles Schmidt) Escapes Over Fences Atter Attack on Her and Attempt at Suicide, Driven mad, his wife causeless jealousy, ¢ 8 Schmidt of No, #29 Kent Avenue, Brooklyn, attacked her this morning with @ hammer. ‘our of the Schmidt children hac sone to Work and five to school, leay- ing only thew baby, Margaret,’ three Biting, and supporting ser- vice, done in Nature’s way, 2 produces the lines of hii for, by restoring the fallen organs to the Proper places, the figure is ectually made smaller and more symmetrical. No corset is more styl- ish than the Wonderlift. Its marvelous health vice, though priceless, is incidental. Wonderlift Models For Normal Figures supply my table Ning inonina Saree | GOES MAD, BEATS WIFE ands clothes and making inictie jnnes't woult| ON HEAD WITH HAMMER 1 foolishly, T manage “Have a Good Time” When You Are Away? B: OARDERS, lodgers, entertainments, carousals and even “wakes” are among the irregularities which have occurred in private houses left in charge of theretofore trusted servants or caretakers, and which have come to our atten- tion in the course of our experience as the pro- tector of homes temporarily closed. by 1 215 W. 42d St. 8 jigs cars old, at play on the floor, when | Such things cannot happen in houses protected Resear FOr ure: 10Kermere Ste!" Rest Your Feet SES eee Rae RE cnaulaur ait by the Helms Comat. Fo S88 ~ For taller full ruin ie ina pairof Dr. A. Reed Cushion husband. aiined 4 head with | The Holmes System of electric protection is backed A cA hari $5 Shoes and notice the difference. s De eee © ee m len t by an organization with 40 years’ ba ppineac in NUXATED | R 0 N. There is a feeling of comfort Schinigt bik Ma wits on tie head | atenteie temporarily vacant. It prevents | and satisfaction in these shoes the eiehoueh to tamniner trey NG \ such irregularities and protects property. | increases strength of you will appreciate. The ae ie The bebroom aad FuKaGa Two Unique Models for | Abnormal Figures No. 998—-For very large, fleshy built-in cushion — sole and Schmidt then tan to thet . 7 yard and escayed by climbing f of pure felt and cork ilo is fifty-eight years old and hunch- takes care of that, Mrs, Schinidt had her husband protected this summer! \ Are you sure that your property will be properly Be ‘et us tell you more about our system of pad with heayy Balng abs jose Let us fit) your nest committed ty Kings Park insane vorary Electric Protection betore you .cave. id ' Kal sr “ Chri vad where. The greatest « a pm AUR ss Wi pair of shoes. \for a year 1 wade for this typ. —W to 4 . ’ No, 557-The other extreme | fer very slim figures, sharp hip » concave abdomen, A dis- | plaints of her b men, He seeme two weeks ago she had him released, He arose in th ght a week ago nd turned on th . Mrs, Schmidt | anys, © turned it ¢ nmidt was attended by Dr, the rland Street > will recover, > 7 HOLMES Set PROTEr, “i ‘yy HOLMES ELECTRIC PROTECTIVE CO. 26 Cortlandt Street, New York Telephone Cortlandt 10 tinct novelty. Sizes 18 to 26, $5 Wonderlift Cor: fitted in most good es. Be sure you get the right model in the right Sold Only at) 1372, Pr oedway ire correctly cPaeMiey vine, end that you adjust it cor, tan Jha Parks) Clean) TWELVE OPERATING CPNTRAL OFFICES sryenpe sss Poctly it : ea vette t- ACortland Street 16East 33rd Street 48 Fast 791h Street es Sn. cic Fasbiew Leatit "hb dase 1 $18 Broad 66 Weat 29th t 112 Weat 89th Street ome Maso Fels J r f 34 East 14th Street 426 West 58th § 129 West 125th Street ous 18 West 27th Street 26 Ei it 59th Street 81 Willoughby St., Brookiyn kind, peanut shells or any on the ‘walks, lawn, benches or on the earth in any of the public parks, | Werld “Wanis’ Work Wonders. tn Siu Braokiyay days —— wing the priati) the edvertivement,