The evening world. Newspaper, July 7, 1916, Page 8

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1016, ne CONEY ISLAND A MORALITY JOLT <: Men, Women / oan trom tee y eet hes batons eon ore buddied om wh aati Indecen HEALTH MENACI Ordinance Regulating Pr in @ GHOWEO * SENSE OF MODESTY, f mined @resetng @ustri persone, many of them |sixtern yeare and you fin foot equars, eurrovaded | Game age ané younger change their ied fences 04) Gothes in the B¥e rooms “There wae only one Coptay 0 mot Prevailing amve Woad to the wpreed ee bee souries . f infantile paraiy by righety Mas ' BaNce How before the Moand « Wen bs bene wetenet have been put & hot weather broke ‘The 18 moat instances hav: to etop the indecene the letand and the Of thousands of pleasure seekers are visited (he premises yesterday ment by the Industrial Board an . y Association it wae that there is no law to bre of | 3 4 Police Department Nisewise claima to be unable to cope whh the situation ALDERMEN @LOW IN CORRECT. | INQ THE eViL, wee intfodured, in the Hoard whose district snd, but much to by Aleornan 7 Ry th orist ou and aii 1 t om jsappointment of Island news men the jordtnance wag laid on the table gi the porter that if the condit! mitted to exiet and grow tho Inland | Would goon revert to ite old immor- ality and the unilcensed bathing establishments would soon be trans- | formed into houses of had many complaints from jonere,” aald Rev. Kitameyar, @omething must be done. ‘immorality te shocking. Besides, there le a eanitary consideration. Many of rivate places rent bathing eulta they have never been known to tertiles them. It dose not require a |great etretch of im: | oars, how Ce infantile paralyais pear Caltanissetta, Central Bicily, yesterday, burying more than 100 minere, This calamity te suppored S ved = te a movement of the earth ed with the eruption of the romboll yolcane as ‘and the Splamte aie Sale MID-SUMMER urniture OPEN TO LE ATA TSHR, *° OPEN AN ACCOUNT Carriage or ‘or Refrigerator Pay $1 on Delivery AXND THE BALANCE 50c A WEEK. FOU GAN ORRER IF BY MAR. “BOe a ae sects OPEN AN ACCOUNT other | With Any Style Vietor Victrola Vou can vay for it in small weekly oF monthly parments This $50 Vie'or Fh al Rea, Price 823.50 POROM ROCKER, wats $5 10 $5,000 On Small Weekly or Monthly P: ts Small Accounts Especially Invit ed 1AK DELIVERS OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH REC ‘ORDS Fy ct Bhadrgee of any hind 144-146 = eet Beauty and Health Lessons ‘BUAROSMEN > iT for the Summer Wonlah 08 CReAgwiY eee Wearing Khaki, in Car That Knocks Down end Drags Vio A New Series of Articles Written by Minas tim, Take Her to Doctor Pauline Furlong for Women Read- Frou ations! guartonen te © tour ers of The Evening World. py hy ED 2 Wet O eoren whe lod the potte oho wee Mre Anne Hunt forty-five, « widow, of Ne tt Weet Seventioth beet ‘The owner end Q@river of the ane onld he wee idout Marcia J Hickman of the Mate Areseni, Thirty-cieth Strest aed feventh Avecus Mie om ome | marked “Quartermasters Core” Toe The ewnpty of earlier temas being! 4. The Beenng W overly only o Perionge enticing pubiiehed he nome vince May 1 By Pauline Furlong. Ot, Vik pam Maat? * When and How to Kat There te ‘ health atu modern a0 et The atd@urate mealen @ they and “thetr fam eaten that wey” and thrived and kept | well and fat on It The truth of the matter te that in the days of barbecues and enormow family bak! the male aod re engaged tn vue phystoal labor for at least Just to live probably took more physical energy those Gaye than it does now, One Bolng any On vacation? | Feel cell ge Rag capone db Better take Extra Glasses, unheard of, and even tn t ; + Buppoee your only pair te broken? big cities public transportation aa! "} "4 Bpolle your vacation? Better be in excendingly undeveloped etate eure and take an extra pair along. People walked or rode horesbac ch diatieeand widhious muob more than they do now, All of the wonderful modern inventions and scription, res fopvired conve: 4» whieh are in use to- by Registered Eye Physicians, | Weet Fortieth Wrest, The name of the whieh | ak™4 crisiore toot ry ere being com poted ver oh ol” Wiles A day, whways and various Portoct Fitting Glasees a0 Lew 00 09.60 electrical for saving physlosl exertion and tabor, baraely aponstble for rapid development ot) I6Ailich Sone Years , Wo rl 4 * Illustrated @ Sper 2|— Magazine » .S (ur'ameaca™”” “et $ Entertaining Reading for Next Sunday’ $I | Sari 2%“ $ Get The World Magazine “The Livelieet Weekly in Town" “The Guardeman’s Farewell.” He's kissing his little daughter goodby es the train pulp out for the border, and the expression on the child's face lee= but the big photograph in four colors tells the story as ae 13 artist's brush could. The Most Remarkable Poems of the War. They were written by Wilfrid Wilson Gibson. Bo truth- fully harsh are they, eo powerful and boldly stroked, that they have caused something of a sensation. Two New Astor Romances Sprung From Twe Tragedies. A etriking 1 in the lives of two beautiful young the part played by sudden Fate. the disease of obealty and the accom. wodiety | panying common disorders which) — oe 1 Bway, in aries through excessive fat, 5 V : 3 Gixth Av. sth &. Te te an established fact that people 380 Bixth A’ Central Park’e Horee Lovers Sketched by a Hotel who move about and keep thei! 101 Nassau, at pif & 17 West 42d Street. muscles busy, either in work play or avowed physical exeroine, | may healthfully aasimila food than those who lead sedentary |to reduce the breast for five montha . 1, | Without It. Ie there anythin, fivea and whose iabor i» mente! stronge T'could use? i! ‘That is why we see ao many fat )"U/KO 1 COG iowe in halves of “ "e” Sauce ie an ideal hot peaple to-day. We eat as if we were | grapefruit will bleach them. You can! | weather rells! working ton hours @ day on the farin, this while resting the arma on @ It's a fre flavoring for hot or table and reading, Cocoa butter will while actually we are doing nothing | iri thy akin on knees and elbows, || cold meats and salads, of the eort. Versonally, | think @ fancy dancer ts For my part, I never eat more than . and not made, and while two meals day, and Iam pot try-|can do ballroom dancing to perfec. tee to reduce of develop, My frst they cannot master the fancy moreel of food in taken never before ‘olock oF later, ac- of exercises, and this will aoe ae eee scay Tam. Tam |help you somewhat. Horseback riding cording jo how busy awimming are-both beneficial eg- Uaually afraid to say this, even tO) oroises, especially ao becnuse they a my friends, for they always bake ho open air, Yea, awimmning thelr heads tn warning that I am not cuperfiuous fat on shoule taking proper care of myself, 1 have and bust and build up the dono this for years, and not only | tn these parts, Nothing that Grocers ated Delioat= 1 () | waite and talk physical culture, bes |i know of js more effective, and cer- Jessen Stores sell it c ving @xal GR Goering fram “preackir tainly” not’ stronger, than’ campnor | Madeby E.Pritchard,331 Spring St.NY A — motto and one that I follow in “Never eat unless you have a keen dosire for food, and then do not eat R CLARK AND “Oh ” at te days picture shows the writer GRORG UDAUR working with a heavy pick, help- ing the farmer, just for the fun and READY FOR SPEEDWAY AGAIN exercise of it, Ten minutes of this exercise will ttre even the robust woman, and la advieed for lurks b id fat Fr arma an ave. ee sras sn'| Recovers From Severe Form of Rheumatism by To. " a 0 t) y: and’ femon Juice. before breakfast Var-ne-sis and Will Be Seen at Many Race ty kfaat LI cheon: berries with- tut eurae. or cream, shirred cuss Tracks This Season Ronen. eae chicas, spinach | George Clark, owner of the fe-|bad way when I started to take Var. with oxs, romaine ad with boiled | mous black lion “Gaudaur,” by/ne-sle and cannot recommend it too dreaning, grapeirat oupreme, Sug Wilkes,” will again guide this| highly. My address ie $0 Mystic moy horse under the wire. He has| street, Arlington, Mass.” Letters From Readers. a record of @ half in 1.04, and has| Var-ne-sis is a simple vegetable olET AND. BERROGED ire, R.| been seen .on many speedways from) preparation composed of herbs, roots be ° ny . ry Poalth arucies every day, Dut never |Chicwgo to Boston, Mr Clark aleoland barks, and does not’ contain any thought of trying them myself until 1 read some of your wonderful tus- Umonials, I am married seventeen months and woelghed at marriage 186 pounds. 1 now weigh 177, 1 do all of the house work for a ry oom apartment, including wash- i froning, and go out for a walk every afternoon, I take the Viohy and Kissengon salts and also the hot lemon water before break~ fast, Would you please let me know through the paper the price of your exercise and dict back numbers? | am five feet high and please tell me what I ebould weigh and meas- ure? My te forty and hips forty-seven inches now,” While housework ts beneficial to ® certain extent, as it does cause Profuse perspimtion ff strenuous enough, and a sUmulates the cir- culation, its o! is, unfortunately, only on certain muscles and you will have to practi other exercises for the muscles of the trunk and impor. tant internal organs to offset those which bring the arms and legs into eee he arma and lege Into) GEORGE CLARK AND HTS PAM OUS STALLION “GAUDAUR" ee ee eee ths Towne J. B.C. with « record of 8.1814.) harmful druga Tt has been unusually Ocenta and ask for| Mr, Clark waa compelled to give| successful in the treatment of chroni “ ducing waist, abdo: r ik i exerolsos for reducing waist. abdo-lup driving om account of rheuma: 2 of all kinds and hind it. Your hips are twelve Inches too large }tism, and it will be @ surprise to many and you must pra bigtea rolling to re-|to know that he has fully recovered, World's Remedy for Rheumatism, duce them. You should measure, bist | J walet 24, hip 03, thighs 209, eare| He anid: “E believe T know what it} A. Varney, discoverer, asidt | 1a, ie to suffer from rheumatism, I wae 1 am continually producing living | levidence to prove that rheumatism lof the joints is curable, No then | matic can afford to ignore this mass so bad that for weeks I wae unable | to turn in bed and had to have some | one assist me to dress, It was im- TRUNK RAISING EXERCISE Ruth To writes: “What do you by the trunk raising ¢ Ine fo ducting t ling, hips and abdomen | v4 gua ‘grercoming sonstipation? bave | Powible to ast my bands to my head | of evidence. Sd Grarooruloe ennepahon., | and particularly painful in the morning. )° re | Kend two-cent stamp and repeat! “There was at first « slight aumb- | now what Var-ne-sls has ac- query for this Jness of my fingers, and then the pain |Complished where the joint were| swollen from a chalky deposit — 1} ROUGH SKIN-—1. D. M. writes: “Tlextended to my arma, shoulders and ‘ M have been following your articles WIth | back, It continued to grow worse | KNOW what Var-ne-sis has accom. much i and want! ia finally involved my lege. My plished for dry joints so that they you to o give me | 4nd My volved | Your advice. 1 hat much a roing bands were weak and I wae unable ervey when going up or dome stairs, knees and elbows and use 1 ‘, now whal ar-ne-sis has accom: o lift even small objects, as the strength |without results. What. wi ¥ Be | plished for actual cripples that were | edd to have left me entirely eading #0 much about Vann and what it had done for others, I c.- - cided to try it, with the result that) he skin? I tam now Al comedy soom to be Stage dancing, although 1 dob confined to wheel chairs, It has made every one of these people well end ought to do the same for you, room dancing with parteot ar ig ang grasthally the pain left me, my atrength| No other preparation produces such | form to be stiff, What will retieve returned and tosday I consider myself ]evidence as Var-ne-sis, Why? Send thin condition of the muscles? Would «@ well man, jto W. A. Varney, Lynn, Mase, for _————— is it's free, | “LT have recommended Varenessis| Story of Var- No Eaten Charee for tt, | hares to a number of friends suffering from| Get Var-ne-sis now—to-day—at Lig: | Caer UG Mteuste olteh Rus" tt this trouble, and they have reported] gett-Riker-Hegeman and all reliable ww er, we good results, 1 certainly wee im ol druggists. —Advt, | |]] Brooklyn 498 Fulton St.,cor. Bond 8t A full page in color of drawings amasingly well done by ¢ more | 1 using the camphor epirite : — = baggage man. 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They are to be found on the back page graphs printed in colors. «xceptional photo- How Merest Chance Restored the Morgan Altar A most unusual story with the romance of a century be- “WORLD PICTURES” In the Gravure Section Perils for the War Aviators—All in the Day’s Work. beroming known a8 the & How the French Are Playing Hide and Seeh With Big Guns Mounted on Cars. A Group of Well Known American Ambu- lance Drivers With Their Cars at the Front. What the New York Soldiers’ Departure Meant to Mothers and Sweethearts, Complete News From the Summer Resorts. With photographs. You may find scenes from the very spot that you've selected for your summer outing. Remind Your Newsdealer That You Want Next Sunday’s and Every Sunday’s