The evening world. Newspaper, December 6, 1916, Page 19

LEE LITT LS CLE TT TI LT ‘Evening World’s Figure Improvement Contest Can You Beat It! cok on i, y Maurice Ketten ork irenina fei _Called Woman's Bondage SOHN, THE SILLY BORES \(Sayue z en WE Beant orvow sewed esessl| Secon Yh Me BE AT HONE THIS EVENIKG( ENGAGENEN ARE {NG A (INVITED To GO ™ COF SPADES WHAT SHALL ISAY 9 “\{TAEY acne | TOME OQPERR WITH THE GOLDRONDs IN THER BOR / Pa ~~ 80 ) |Wedlock Pulled Sex Down From Its High Estate, Says Author in New Book—Man Losing Age-Old Power and His Mate Will Soon Excel Him, Writer Believes. By Marguerite Mooers Marshall Woman ts the euperior, not the tn= fertor, of mant Of course that ts nothing new—to woman. Deep down in her heart he) WHY WOMEN WILL WIN IN ciways Bue arRueaie FOR EXISTENCE, 7 in en comes the question of the in- ey # aget tr telleotual competition between men @ human and women, it was John Stuart Mill she ta born queen | who said: “Tho things ia whioh maa bea, Unfortu. | ost excels woman are those which ries she has been! = The female organisin ts note plod. selling her birth- | ding machine,” Miss Gamble adeite right for a meas| With some causticity; “neither is the Mot potters | telephone or the telegraph, yot these ‘on moale | Atter devices accomplish the work i mans! jor formerly done by the wage coach { os and “Mra.” be-/much more rapidly and in a manner Li fore her name. So | better sutted to clviligea condition: tt will be emincntiy goed for her to So #von 4s women are freed from th unnatural restrictions placed upo open her eyes and read of what hel tien through the tempore wredoon “Mies H.” Increases Lead Over Rivals in Developing Contest—Her Gain in Weight Now 19 Pounds— § All Others Show Continued Progress With End of Contest Still a Week Away. Copyright, 1016, ty The Press Publishing Oo, (The New York Brening World), Developing Exercise No. XXI. For Description Read To-Day’s Lesson. PLEASE HOLD THE WIRE WHILE 7 | LOOK IN MY SOCIAL CALENDAR In the struggle for will find YES, We ARE VERY TeccHer | THE JOHNS WONT BE TO THE Movies| JOHN IF WE STAY To THE MOVIES 4 WE ARE AS USUAL . , SORRY BUT WE HAVENT | ¢ Rookcpuph Kee SaGING hs The CeTS TAY A FIND OUT We Nene ay so 2 A FREE EVENING THI; Ti 3 Die “ SEASON. PEOPLE ane C1 1930) OPERA . Witere 9 (House Nt CAN Wea eRe Mouse TSANG OR —~/| SHALL WE Go & HEB last comparative weights have been told that too much ts worse | |]CLAMORING FoR US aoe with man, Miss Gamble sos to work |in the female constitution,” tho au- ‘ove, with keen logic and a wealth thor continues, "and as progress is hela Datta ar 1, | ot Possible without these characters, of corroborative detail, that woman te It 1s not difficult to determine within the treo, man the branch; woman 1s/which of tho sexes the progresaivs the chariot wheel of progress, man | principle firet arose, fly on tho rim. in short, that the face bogan with Hive, Adan’ being un | WOMAN GAVE HUMAN INDUSTRY afterthought who never baa quite IT8 START. caught up. “The part performed by woman in “Miss HH.” re- ; MKS. GRACE M.: Eat bran tn som | ‘orm. day, Green vegetubles tains the lend.) and salads, fruits and much water with 29 1-2 devel- | drinking will help you. It 1s not what oints, You should avold in the way of foods opment > "but what you should eat that counts in overcoming constipation, Stop drug medication at once and practice trunk raising, body twisting and bending. SE ONIGH HOUSE TONIGHT] j has lost by hor abdication, in an tn-|inance of the animal instinots in maa than nono at all, and instead of 5 <= ~——-| | forming and authoritative book just) their greater powers of endurance, and measurements of tho! oiiio strenuous and severe exerc » published, “The Sexes in Science and voaeeice Wits 8 keener inalght wad an thin women in the develop-| to overcome physical defects q History,” by Eliza Burt Gamble. linpeeteotioga win Leal aol poe ing contest that prective the Matern care A a When sho haa finished with it #h@/ them @ decided advantage in the will be printed | relaxation. Mme uration and) - abould lend it to the man whe knows |atruggle for exis.ence, . r 01 a king down @ b ht @ facts which have been ob- until the contest j who most neodas bi oo owt i. see served Teative Ao the Genie ends aro given Answers to Queries For, toning acomntully aside any thy wocial tnstincta, and. the. morn to-day. DIZZINESS AND CONSTIPATION arabada rye aaemehierae tine tare A Ket ab Na MMT af, et Son } | : while “Mri MBourm suion® = and “Mrs. J ] close contestants for second place. | Kven tie most modest and demo- | ortetnating and developing human in- Aa it will be over a week before the : | cratic of en has no doubts of the | dustr seldom referred to br contest ends, faithful work may yot; CYST—MRS. A, R. BE: Tho cyst physical superiority of the male over | thoag deal g with this eubject, ra adh A can be removed through an opera- the female, But Mias Gamble denies “Not only did women establish change the cSntestants' standing. |i oy “and the sear will bo very| | TO THE MOVIES | WITH ALL THE thie doctrine at the outset. the firet industries but they in- The comparative tables, based on slight. You can almost eftuco this) |WE MIGHT RUN HGNOREDS OF Movie \ “That Uo imperfections of the male| vented and constructed the tools , inat ;|Uhrough constant daily massage. re < vt iam aro already beginning to| and implements by which th Fast, Gajordsy’s examination, follow aon 2 {N To THE BoRES. Novae IN THis TOWN! HERE ARE interpose themselves between man| Industries were carried on. Wom: a MISS H. SALT WATER—MRS. K. a: Any| [THEY GoM ONE CHANCE iy aud many of the occupations and ac-| en were the first tillers of the so At start. Now. Gal lenting purge will Injure the health if EVERY i A BILLION | WO tivities of advancing civilization 1a they who conceiv 2 108 15... 4y, [continued habitually. NiquTt ‘ SEATS Gus You , ») only ie Apparent. Whe earn ete 30, 11 | DANDAUFF_ainG b EAT iT! Hecht and touch as compared to Wo 25% 29 | —MRS. J. F, Re: This EAR lake orsoh Hesent teat im toes 36” (38 question is answered many times exch on, She cites @ rece ee ot miu os more tha ton public schoola, by which it was two cont# and repeat query I will ° five was color-blind, while among the| in which to store their food prod- Total development, points... jsend you a back paper containing girls the defeot was extremely rare.) ucts and tamed the cat to protect MRS, L. .,, |directions for removing dandruff and She also points out that work in the| them. Implements for tilling the At start. Now. Gain. |keeping it away ‘Treasury Department requiring the| gojl and devices for grinding the 104 115,10 most delicate and acute touch ia in-| grain were invented by women. 2 4 3H . variably per a, the first architects and 102 1% Pplitded een’ RI RUDE M.: Ratsins ait Add to man's defective visi MW Te They firet oon 24% 26 q1 @fe fattening and healthy and will not jhe sume up uncompromi 2 \narm you. she si of making cloth 3872 | “hia lack of physical endurance, protect. the body; 20 214 J} GOITRE.— Mrs. OR Tit Heredity liability to eu Bk pon | Aa i hi ret epinnere and Z|4s an important factor In goltre. Suc- f 5 j o Total Sevdiopenents Balntey> 17% | constul operations are being performed + has aeeneanuin ae de for the eure of the day, br constantly de t tr, | 20% the cure of m every day, but 4 a start. Now. Gain. | thin is not tho only" cure. Peccar tion were the beginning of art. OB pose F y All methods and utilities had to RL a Mel Beira tl MR Ler hie mental be worked out by woman's un- - 8 9 ru aye . pol a » > \ ion, and we i 24° 26°7 °°) in any other common disorder. to some ex Sah When Muss: Gaile’ reltacates + 33 361g 3% = a the teaching of Olive Schreiner, 18 192 We another great fominist and the author Total development, points 6% | clear that women's busy hands, the {dawn of the race, were not a sign of ervitude; that n dan tne | finitely more dignified and worthy MISS G. | At start. Now. Gain, earees 193 109 6 | | of “Women and Labor,” by making It A Romance of Love, Honor and Gasoline, Where the Loser Wins Fame and a Girl By Clinton H. Stagg ‘ Z have torn the car and himself to didu’t know that she bad over- Yes; bo was in on it, Lt heard her statement with rare courage, but with tolerant good nature, and hie on then ths idler Hattered pares ow 2 1 le BEST NOVELS PUBLISHED } picc “ ‘Ono of thy workinen telling = them both shouting whag they were ner hushand dented tc aad the manas nd decane the Joke of the| Heaton than the idle, Hattered pa 2 ooktd hk ON THIS PAGE COMPLETE } He got bobind it. He'd havo to 2 Ure, and the work going to do, whon | went'to town to. EF Husband dented iF. and the mates ¢ “The fact 1s observed that woman 35 asi, aig. ¢ EVERY Two WEEKS, push it out. His lungs were bursting day, and [ Just got a glimpse of the # a job drivin’ @/assumed the role of protector in protest. — other Kelly as he ran, As had ‘aver: been made ‘to ” ed to know. and his head was pounding with the is oroth= provider, not as is cominonly asserted 1 blood, But he put his shoulder to it, 5 Phink saya. T guess he's all gellow,” OF atin biotlthlavac ded. 1 pcause ehe was compelled by man ies Total development, pointe a) (Copyright, W, 3, Watt @ Co.) and it moved. An inch! Two inches! hands inay b Nobody kn bout him!" gasped molting of te A: * seriously: “W nme @ beast of burden, but be; : Ol Viehinwate ap Rieke pe Every ounce of strength tn him was Don; then he went to the telephone s ear can take on 3 cause she was the recognized guar! — 18 OF PRECEDING OHAPTERS. 4 vehind the pushing shoulder, It was meant. His and ealled up. the town polise il The other a 1 dian not only of infant life, but of the = . Billy felt a burn on his back, said soberly. gave them a description of the for- ous, Hoe wouldn't put Jpublic welfare, The mother was the Developing Course. } knew that the cloth had arguinent that mes chauffeur, front on @ thing Ike that, venty fe," lonly recognized parent. Aa the fund J, oe caught fire. But he couldn't put It " to bia tie = They went to bed then, Billy’s hands yPOOT he waid, with the emphasis of On®| way held in common, women wery Lesson No. XXI. out. He eritted his teeth, His hands back ut the fire, The men and his head were beginning to was forthcoming perore who know iricket tried It at/ economically free. They were abs NY and all exercises, both mild were burned, tov. were working ike Trojans, 4 he thr snd he forced his mind t 3 Alig tA te tnd a Clehty last year His hands made @|jutely independent of men for th . and strenuous, stimulate blood h ‘Then the car gained momentum, ft saw that Lie 1 it under cor t them, an easy thing w raalOne and sieniiicant Renture. Jauppert. Under these cunditions the iy . needed no pushing, it pulled Mm and would coniine It to the 4 is physi and not sent the. veral of the drivers gave him |{mportanco of we position ma heeeeselaee which ts their chief dm down the slight Incline out the door ng room, had joyfully taken waked at oe same time as Dan, but pointers In. thelr grinning ees but | be easily percetve benefit, and most women know, to safety, Billy Br staggered heel of cf, and its ex- he was curtly ordered to atay in bed “OU a eo tended like Hilly took them all, and what his ears | ehaps, that the blo AW from it, sucking the hy tre 1 far down | © other chauffe He did, but Habis r ie WY Hey they Bastihy vy did not set hin oyen did. As tho days MARRIAGE Breuer Brio ete circult of the | air in great, wheezing Intakes. Dan brought bim his breakfast eon like louther, the akin under the mp kept more TO PRESENT CON . B minute, and leaves ¢ he dropped to the ground and rolled wore halfway the Rhoades It was too much, A ow broken blisters was soft, and soft skin 4p overy day the} ang what brought down” woman , ae it passes o over and over in the dew-wet 8T48% house when a car tore past th !'m an old woman invalid?” jy death to hands that have to hold a he company came UP 9) Prom her place of high authority? dark impurities thr till the last spark was extinguished. Jilly saw that It was the president nded, course for five hours, pt his The thing that—some will tell you came up with her father, and|4i1, pinda the wings of women to- ad Billy walked around the pad- | day—marriage, or “marriage by cap- sage to be purif OW Necessary It Is twas mm The watchinan was bend 0 grinned at the wrath. and finds fire, the unconscious Kell of Lie comp: . 4 racin’ driver tn tralnin’, when Billy ph Mrs. Rhoades, nervous and on t watved in great bandages Geaply and give to 1 | —————— straightened up as Till . verge of hy Was up when they t soaked in aluin Water, A score of dock while her father was looking |ture,” as Miss Gamble calls it. It Bua) amount of pur CHAPTER X. eyynat. the” evil he ewan reached ti @, but a few words got up, nevertheless, and tines through tho day he sat on & over the racer for the hundredth tle. |aeema that primitive man tired of blood =and body ay = or wrathfully % from her duc recalmed her, Thea ! elped Lim rebandage his ha box between » basing of the solu- “Pother is worrying himself sek." | going to live in tis wife's house; poe Healthy. The exerets | ILLY'S hands tore the big “Tried to destroy tho car!” ferked 4, to the business be. The oll burn from Nanda Absord aking ehe said tremuloualy, “It means 8o|Gumably he didn't ike his mother-in # Wil round out neck « hollows in | doors open, and a sheet of Billy, “Get tn on ala a whee an SE meine bh ivan Much to him. She looked up intolfuw any better than he does nowa | ! oa . pag ees h un Handel” Khowt 5 on his face nd Bate onde: ty’ “It means a lo Ou, 6 mar o1 | cooatapaa flame swished out and Kot 0 BO to the iene factory uy Hengstraenp ler: unt to anything, and with a brus Rad’ Raith’ Raoanes: Billys: ay It _meane « lot to you lays, But If he married « woman of TO-DAY'S EXERCISE pat tue too, ance his tribe he was not even on an equal i "I s. pa) caused him to stagger back Whistle. another, another, kly. ‘Tho mar to smooth out most of rack and watot aN answered, and}footing with her, So he began tho TAND erect and take a de for an instant, But the hai'll bring the boys runnin’ t from his singed hat vv aa yh “iy bas tho pad- |frneticn of ateuling @ wito from at sp. breath, as t you were|racer was inalde! declared the watchman, “An he fou 1 wen see Rhoades, wh f feat dock a etling bout tribe, whom he could treat as Mucus io sawn vescitly juatea tholl Abe: insane ani Duse tunel: tried to burn the ca-ar!” ho sald, with would heal nae f Las ot ! kid, sometines A tween two “3 he pleased. erme and hands, pals ey i 1 2 ie anger that even the sight of the Un- a week afte f nim Bs EL Blade Dan awuns far out, and ther ott hit wo'll win!" she encouraged, Marriage," Miss Gamble avers, Weval with the peur sgt 80S, poles with the drop conscious man who, had paid 80 88 back to th : Brion enn Of @. no human © of keeping the ma- and her hands grasped bis arm with| «seit retane its or'ginal meaning . : from @ thousand cars, was burning vere a penalty couldn't apper t é chine from going on tte ba her consctous Httle squeeze that ly, th firmly and outward i ; ni other, too!" remembered In four days, Billy had the bar i an pe significance, namely, ° Whe head should t like tinder all around, and there, ina, (Hite pe ete ae ana pola flees oer tot, Bho OT Bis hands, and when Kd Preah BO TO TILER ea: Rent) EHS Bid gana Nee nie lei and eentea) st Seen: “backward and t | huddled heap, on the floor, was Kelly. BUY Other th got bi es and ofl BO tor her car and Dan, " eas ant hier topped whore. 1 # will Hi exception of physica the celling so that the ¢ | His clothes were burning, and the Then came the first running man, a wal Jespite her protests, papers wer 1 fit now. ‘The fa- 1 back to the city, “i iets ons expanded Sand fetus {oder of the cloth was @tronger than a workman who lived nearby, end y4 1 cin car was in shape as nous. driy i ; cose 4 looking back, und| merriage have. been pep mpeg BA ever that : C member of the factory fire | Billy ¢ pun ® mporting « ly we ving at them t ‘ . marrli fo the original startitur position and | that of the wood department. ‘They came in a Punch, bands, ; : f wi 'y attempt to got mperd gory ne ithoad 1 ving (ay, ier When, a woman marrige she is *relax ft ond befure atarting the In one Mashing glance, Billy saw the heels of thevother, S778 Beer Me end ah The hands were « Aa =e oy TOUS ‘given’ to her husband by her exerctso agiin what had happened, The mechanician, < ward and they jumped to the hose Lee arew back, un 1 s called him into the Ibrary fiieda ot \ : father or some other male rel SUGGESTED MENU, Jso drunk that he had apparently for. hydrante hat were all around. i v “the first day he arov an bw PFO on ron | tives She jpromiese te obey her NA TLC sata \ ara ar - Vl take this man to a hosp swathed * coty 11 have game . c or de nm ” REAKFAST—Glasy of woter,| gotten tl ason an automobile pill take the ee was gas in the A f ; gots auld ts canis} badge of hee denerde ee upon stewed prunes, bolled walt | man lear had been trying to light r, He picked up Kelly, and real~ [ A therarnite t but t Rh 1th wa out, me and family, accepting ae her mackerel, butter n}o can of gasoline. The finmes hadn't tzed for the first thme that his palms f " and world wuddenly| Swn'the name and family of her muffins, cocoa |reached the racer that stood in the Ware buried: ans O)ini areas eo tines Jured ine } a wouldn't nt black. husband. She follows him to his inp the oe. ene Nae lapping like waveleta of water at the {t was Dan and Edith, ‘ ie I'll get them!” enapped : ; Ps b zl aunty, he ig, eubjec tatoes, macaron! und’ chi | me un who lay on the floor “Kelly,” Tilly answered Dan's tn- Cup, 1 caine Eee ea) te mae ae cape OF yeu) Riload Hee vic mnthey panel acne ail Gall 4 co cre , s6 tore o oi 4 quiring glance, “He's burt; I'm going rns ve to he organization puffing wi | @ author conciides " uble salad, ico cr | Lilly Brice tore off hie cout, Head QUTIng Binnce i eoital, “Where fie nodd 7 » roll of “Part Dey warning: "So long aa the ortztaal HEALTH AND DEVELOPING Alps, | 2)" Nis breath held ingide of him 4. the nearest one?” ; ‘| re days went by. date ery! he dea under Arriagy is retained, 5 ¥ must learn to relax ther | aii the power of bis lungs, be “you're hurt! You're burned!" y Nias St Ne a or MD senand CoA aie ow completely after pers |ashed forward, Tho heat was Edith Rhoades's ery came to his ears ; x then me the newa ne LAs. 1 2 yshscttged a A F rig burning his face till tt © stepped out of shadow In i eo Hee ) Kein h h you must learn to control tl s . lathes £6lt F8Oe Him a pe emia ainted tattana avec h hia suddenly , and let go of them, to 8} bo y elec taet } brows and the burns on his face and rs before D. v | Rh estesrrtne each ¢ ‘ even before the car. He wrapped the Plows : ee Sigeey i @ tendency to hold the mu pout around Helly, rolling him Over "Suse @ scorch!" he emiled. ‘Th Kelly wes CHAPTER XI. curious antares : and ready for th ja order not to over bu ted hia question about On tho first day f meal, he flung him across his | r, und dashed out, straight PE we cs of n to rel tely after . f Rhoades took command of ean " h 1 r la 180. Lic only. the bee |e ee ae ee raping watchman: the altuation, “You take him tn the ' fears. ‘Three wee ti » ih ‘ ; dehires winner, In her ear ndeavor to ber | dor ax ho flied his lunge with great racer, Dan” she ordered, and Hlily t working, praying, devpalr- @ reno 0) » rd! ‘IN, cheap and conven- form the exercises conscivntiously, | gasps of tho life-giving alr outside, ‘ iy new masvellously bar voice : / : ing, They were stil! tisht- put he wanted to in, boy, 4 4 A way of starting a motor sles tense . 7 . was like the votce of her father. any na Oo} ts D ho wirite Then Rhoade: ‘phone, | a rag! athe muscles tenes at d rig ait him over in the wet gress! ng lies the voice of her father, Tice. any, al he story out on the con and tum of the Peiyecd poss 9 left the ‘phone, all sas which Gas @aved Tae asueh # theed learn the trick of relaxing after ane watchman took the mechani- “!’™ sing to drive you home.” ‘Hts brother? ades’ daughter had stuck by ‘Tho drive “Any ghance™ ‘The foreman could | 4Mnoyance in the winter, is to use the muscles have become supple and! otan. strong through force of habit. They probably also have learned that over- working the mu: mak fund atift and wholly | forming the exere. ful movements, st . Fish frequently lays a foundation for vari- jump in and start it, The ous diseases, notable among them heart gas fumes would have made another disease. This is the reasoa why you anf greater explosion that would pulled off the smoking ped it around his head, and rnace he went once more. now! hold baok no longer Jam incandescent lamp with an ex- ‘ ol” Billy Ronwered, 908 as Pe | tension cord to warm the ourbureter, had 6 ered enone the cand fot bee |@ays @ contributor to Popular Me- tr lehanica. An old carbon lamp of eight ) could hold tn no|candle-power waa used, by stmply ; they oheered in @ way that | putting the lamp under the carbure men In all parts of the oamp | ter and in the morning turning on the Jourrent from the house about ten (To Be Continued) minutes before the ear ls needed. JACK LONDON’S BEST STORIES Will Be Published in The Evening World, Beginning Dec, 11. Each Story Specially Selected From __of the Great Lover of the Big Outdoors, Who Has Just Div Ite sides, had a a ht ~ ae ee