The evening world. Newspaper, October 20, 1920, Page 25

: ' wHE EVENING + Objects to “Chickens” as ‘: Advertising Bait ‘ Woman Expert Deplores— ‘PICTURES OF FLUFFY RLS WORLD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1920, WAT IV[AGAZINIE European Kings in Discard Some Lost in Shuffle When . New Deal Was Ordered ’ 4. \ HAVE THEN Now Make a “Swiss Hand beGrHe eS HIGH HEELS, PRETTY ANKL SHOWING HOME DEVICES |_ Says They Disgust Real Housewives | Cap) i \_ suffering a wrist watch, operaten the =~eres; it is the “chicken,” wearing high heelw 18 pictured an Gesrenetrating the per- tion of somebody's stove polish. bated harassed housewife with six oy ten gives one look, one #nort— and dect to stick to the old-fash- soned tub and elbow greaser At lust, however, her point of view has been ‘eloquently voiced by Mra. £ erick, author of “Household En- ering’ and “The New House- ‘Keoping,” herselt @ practical and practising housewife. The pretty girl as balt in adver- iting should disappear,” Mrs. Fred- lok told the League of Advertising ‘open. “A great mistake is made In “substituting the chorus girl type of “feully more powerfully beauty in piace of that woman, who is appenting— he woman who is natural, sweet, in- Fe}igent “and homey. Even in ad- Yertinements, where a woman natur- ally belongs, whe is so used that aie Deromes an advertising anachronism.” And when 1 axked Mra, Frederick to give me an instance of what she meant, she had one on her tongue’s ond, “Here, for example,” whe remarked, er brown eyes twinkling, “a manu- fActurer is making a big campaign for Kis washing machine, It Is agreed what this washer will have greater at- tention value if an illustration of @ pretty ge is placed near the ma- ehine. Yen, indeed, our attention is much attracted by the pretty girl, Bhe wears high-heeled pumps with out stecl buckles, her arm boasts a wrist watch, and her costume la beau- ttf! and fetching “The artist has emphasized her lege Christine 4, By Marguerite Dean. 1926, by The Pree Publishing Co, (The New York Mrening World.) nf ODDIK adverts, It in the from too much chickent id hicken" type of girl who, wearing a frilled apron and washing machine nd a in the advertising rgette blouse, who Just How Old Is An Actress? eet LILLIAN RUSSELL HAS ADMIT- TED FORTY-EIGHT BIRTHDAYS —BUT HOW WILL BROADWAY REGISTER? aget In Pittsburgh, the other day, Where she registered am a voter, the lovely Lillian coyly admitted that she had seen forty-eight birthdaya, Is Woman Suffrage about to solve for us that problem of the ages, bo- aide which the question of “How old is Aon?” fades into indgnifeance—that problem of how old are actreswon? Suppose Maxine Elliott comes across with her age. Suppose BilMe Burke, perpetual ingenue, confesses how many candies should burn on her birthday cake. Suppose Dolores and Alice Brady and Mary Pickford and ali the other exponents of youth and beauty on the stage and screen confess to thelp rec- ords by the calendar, when they go to the polis, Can we boar it? So fas as popular imagination Is con- | (Paral RUSSELL has told her | HAVE PAINS INMY KNEES Your KNEES ARE BEAUTIFUL SO FEW WOMEN HAVE PRETTY MASSAGED Royal Flushes, King a | Copyright, 1920, by The Pree Publisming Co. (The New Tork Hvening Worle) OW that it is out of date to be fellows doing to amuse them: weror or king what are the poor old iver? Wilhelm has tired of chopping down trees, composing music and writing letters, New York Is Not So Bad After All SIR PHILIP GIBBS BAYS HE FOUND “THE GAY LIFE MENSELY, SOBERLY RE! TABLE.” IM. eC. T bas become almost a tradition with us that distinguished ‘visit- ors from England were wont to come here, look us over carefully, and then return home and write dis- paraging remarks about ua Dickens and Kipling were eharged with grave breaches of hospitality, though many good Americans have aince wondered whether the articles written and the characters depleted were not true to life and type But recently the Prince of Wales has come to look ua over, ant in a book in which his press agent told of the ex- parlances of His loyal Highness, the Virtiies of the American people wore extolled without stint. And now there comes the very frank and Very iuminating opinions of Bir Philip Gibbs, probably one of the greatest war correspondents of mod- ern mes, who came to America and “Jooked It over" after the war. On reading Mr, Gibbs's book “People of Destiny” (Harper's) one feels almoat a ray of hope. Mr, Gibbs came here frankly to look over the boys whom He ware much of that energy off during bie stay at Count ntinck’s castle at Amerongen, Hol- land. Now that ho lives at Doorn he hae abandoned bis military muatach+ joes and hidden himself in a long, gray beard, The latest order he has given was for a coffin to be sent from Berlin, supposedly for his wife whe has been on the verge of death, Teather a du way to spend one’ ume, Former Emperor Charlee of Austria ls also having a dull time of it. He and his wife occupy the chateau of Prahging on Lake Leman, a few miles out of Geneva, His one idea day after day is to return to the th but t Is no danger that the fo} recluse will escape from his retreat, ne hin home, I# continually under the watobful eyes of the director of poate war affairs in Europe. But former King verdinand of Bule riria is baving anything but a dull time, Fearing the inroads of the taxe katherer be ls enjoying his wealth by apending it, The latest reports from Heriin state that Ferdinand i having the time of his life. Under the name of Count yon Mu- ranny he la residing at the Kurhave with his chaplain, ¢hambertain, chauffeur, footman, valet and private accretary. Hix lavish expenditures have made him popular in the town, and it Is said hie reputation for gen= erosity has brought many adventur- era to him. “My life may be safe here,” he re- marked the other day, “but aly purse @ertainty ia not.” The exiled monarch ts sald to ap- pear in the best of health and he fre= quently comments on the pleasures of hin freedom, which he declares he would not give up for the responal- Dilities of a ruler, a braecd Hut a despatch from are sr) cerned, aime Borg iis he had een in the trenches ar forms us that King Alexander Abd their racy shoes becaure all pba ot that shariaitiy stags heroine foo how they really Hved at home, — Greece In far from 6 happy man, Bre\ty legs have strong aftention Cr’ nesie's who contemed that “abe me Englishmen,” be declared Recently he waa bitten by a monkey value. Sho wears a wrist watch be- Magione wwentyeniies Mont of eho tranidy, “Ko to the United States with and fever and jaundice developed as Ghiibe many girls on Fifth Avenue jinirere ‘of stage favorites like ‘to KNEES irit of criticiam and search around & Fesult of the injury, Congestion of und elsewhere do wear wrist watches, (in O? thom as at lest not bevone for thin a that seem to them objec. the lunge has now developed and his and the fact that the watch would be Thum 7f trem a at hewat mot beyond ARE UTIFUL. tuablee taking fo paind to conceal condition ts said to be most grave. It ruined the firat time she lifted the cit hing iiiusions, of ideals redteod c their tontde pont of view, ‘They are WAM reported that the King waa pro- clothes from the tub of bluelng Water @ mute of normalcy: still, it eeoms « HUBBY DEAR. so hopelonaly tnaular that they rewoe eting @ pet dog which was flehting ielatuselty, ane Wants. pity to destroy the romance of peren- Becaure the artint, proba Yor, of living in an apartment or having his hat taken by th mirl, and being familiar with t ular comedies of the moment, has a cleitr idea that any woman who per- forms wears an apron. So he draws one—oh, a delightful little bit of Muff hial youth which clings to footight favorites so much longer thas to most of us, to make that youth a matter of cold wtatintion, Hut cheer up! Perhaps the regis- tration regulations in Piteburgh aro oppressive, Certainly it has been de- cided in thir State and in other Stat ny little differences between Amert- ean and English life and sum up the annoyance by saying: ‘We don’t do that vort of thing In England’ * And going on in his description of Now York, Mr. Gibbs nays: “Eape- cially middle class in the best sense of the word were the crowds 1 met in the monkey when suddenly the men- key turned on him, fx-King Constantine, his father, {1 also more or loss discontented Switzerland, where he occupies an entire floor In the Hotel National, Las cerne, Constantine and the ex« Queen Sophie (the Kaiser's stater) occupy but a tow rooma in their auite the hotels, The men were making one Oh. a delighelul Httle bit of Aer that & woman registering to vote ne money—lois of it—by hand work. peers aqvinere ovata ee hn Rot tell her age—whe need only sa They had taken a fow days off, or left , na pretty girle wear when they wash Pot teil her ae she need only say on clothes, ove one. “Now it is argued by defenders of thia kind of advertising that as Mrs. Mizam Jones looks at the atvertise- ment of the washing machine, or the oh-so-easy stove blacking, and tho pretty girl in the foreground who |# dressed in stunning afternoon frock, whose hatr is marcelled and who ra rae every real actress—uniess, Hike jane Russell, ahe marries an inhab- Nant of American hinterlands—has a Hroadway residence. So when she reg- tn New York for the perform- of her patriotic duty of voting sho to light the secrets of 8 “over twenty-one businesn early to meet their soldier- sons in these gilded hails where they had a Senne of #attafaction in spend~ ing large numbers of dollars in @ short time.” One hears throughout the world of the “terrible night life of Now York,” yotrbere © what Mr. Gibbs founa life’ in New York funct statewmen and buddi emptre builders, to whom Constantine given titles. ‘They ell him “Your, Majesty” and go through @ ry court procedure, but all this olfly makes them more dime tinted ever with their lot, and it is sald é + ul found ‘gay Another member of the royal “Down AMiates health, efficiency and sheer Joy jinmensely and soberly respectable, and Out Club” in Switserland | is M nes sighs, ‘Ah! ynical news sieuth»— jnmennely and soberly, respwetables and’ Out ‘Club in _Gwitgeriand |i fet oat i, ha ae Anto the heart of It, and not get hot and erstwhile self-appointed monarch ard hee the washing machine or the Spee ap erate wef -ampoed os king L, too, will have a handsom — if ~ drens, be beautiful and radiate cha WIY WORKERS WON'T WORK by the French, and strij of Bis a : a ae: ae picturesque, Oriental raiment apd = 1 ti hy 4 and youth: " By SOPHIP 4 4 BY Roy L,, resal trappings, hp 4s reduced to Miv: BreceHeh pained & moment Qe <—“ “YCARDELL over only the food he eats and the ang indulged tn, 8 Gules amae, IRENE 1L0£B tting tt ME he, breathes, “Hut T do not th rigit. 1950 by ‘The Wren 1 . Senge The 1 Iaiine C0 he 1 * nb chops provingly at it and then putting Little is known of Frederick action of the a woman to this the Siow Yorn Evens Wate ary, but all in all, Tum treated like @ others for most things, And thore Ws Ctiyit, 1020, ty The brews Pubhating ithe Lativeaal < Kon her plate. "Somebody haa tO gust, former King of Saxony, TH ype ist wie oe Lith to aay that the FN answer to an articte, “What's the Machine. Nothing 1 do ts appreciated & means for meeting the issue half ¢ ¢ Win are you looking ‘Chops for company, codfiah for nave money In thin house, and tho been residing with his famiiy in Bi Pee er eee big \ ° c edged | i way. . 7 of your” rit of living |) simply because jesia since he quit the tave polish, washing machines the unins, 9” which a businens {0M of mont employers ay worker to give the best that in in him. pret 9 i : r tnert. bis crane he adk truck farm he takes no a] 1 inter- | ticles only i 088 “nay i met t to the table from answering don’t you eat you dinnor nis codtish," sho a 6 jal loter Vaid bd gd nul asian ae aN sont) man lored the present diMeulty of T pay you, and that is enough Lar pate te Kags ye lephone, and heed around pleked-up codfinh Is very taxty.” ‘Whore does the economy come in ent in anything ‘The family arise at : DUsES. BI fee anid getting workers who would } But Won't enough, You muat CUsht to a bo Siatad| y. “L know you are allup "Yea, the way you pass up the iT have to pay $1 or more for movies, 7 every day and retire at 10. mid, Ove SG <Ond, Beker uid really nave some real interest in your Mis, eneray will be appreciated. some mischief!” ; ploked!u hoo It's about «4 candy and soda water fur the children Such {® life when one is an ex- Thyme, The wrist watch and the high- tike responsibility, « young, woman ; : Ra maSaee are geen oly be ie looked At Mr. Jarre, at Master tasty aw commen-aonne bool are com- codfish? A dollar would have king! And the only man who seema Mi pumpe and the frilly at writes a8 follows worker if you want your worker to cause they make themaclves such, If Jarre and at little Mina Jarr, But they fortable,” grumbled Mr. Jarr. etty hought plenty of—here he sighed— to be having @ real good time la Ake her ‘laugh beonuse ahe kne “T will leave the question of have laterest Ih your Gusiness. Tlike you! Baye enterprise and ability, in Sore et norte and back rough lines, 1 think, when a female “lamt chops!" dinand of Bulgaria, who has flint no amount of & avortinine would Pane ee a ain ae a = responsibility and to have the feeling ile gay and oes sometiody ta going vay paca Mar Blast countenances agitator—well isn't Mr. Grateh for — Hut Mra Jarr told him to sat his his mind to pend all hie m ever t her into that kind of y« ne average worker 4 © wee it and appreciate ath A Annoc heea. R PS ena ima hii business. fore jt goes for taxes: ‘Smant and she knows that kind of not interested In hin work any more. tt MY Work counts tér something, “gy having the et-shoull worry” at apa none of you like Mrs. Deba because he'a In Jail? —can come ming his own goes tor Woman never ald more laundry Work It is not all bocause he ts not ‘paid N°? matter how I strive to please and ttude, you are simply putting the Gratch because » ‘phones sho le in one's house and have lamp chaps, j than to @ry hor silk bloomers near a afi aso De fe net pald try to be of value to them, it all goes Worry on wort ody elm who does coming to we me Pig Ege al Nieedet Pap ood fish t" q 6 Ss - « 5 hal mucees on, "Ah, she has ha (Are é loked-up oodfist -ateam radiator sighed “Por example, myself, T worked in ' Waste 1 am simply their human "OWE | comer hand, the employer What that woman has suffered no But Edward,” sald eypagmecn to have @ my previous 5 % faithfully and Machine. Since that isthe case, I who makes assets and develops his one will ever know : mb chops cont alxty cunta a pound who dons her own housework. well that many people thought 1 had N4V@ that prevailing feeling of to- workers to their beat en ar ait ae vied Mr when I he cons this neu riamariy aa y mother da grand . et . —T sho: . never faila to give the word of ap- growled 3 arr. ne he com> this house raxular . ver had a mother, and n KrANe some interest In the business; but not —"T should worry proval or the orcas when inte, tap Mae AwAy i “Well then, Mim. Gratoh can't afford R tone tees ¢ ‘chicken’ at all, f simpty loved my work be- peels back to anlaries, I wish to serving and does not walt until it is “She ‘phones she is at Mra, Rangie’s nb chops in this house regu- heard oF e type of ‘hic . Say that if an employer would raise demanded ' nd in coming to fins Mr. Jarr wey i portrayn S80 cause 1 was treated like a humat se 7 vy nvite hae pide ey 1, short~ being, not like a machine of high %% €™ployees every once In a while, It te @ give and take proposition. ner in w f utes, Oh, 1 tnvited 1," aid: Mew. Ja Kirted dof of anaemts | York order when he or she deserves it, It would _ lilt ia IR Sed nah al ; Iife, a parnatto and an oddity to the ee nt am in now. they {stl @ better feoling between them, then when the bills come in don’t . tot} population of thead American igre “Y instead of the employoe fecling that blame MEL Willle, ul, eat YOUr \ otal Be treat me kindly, gty & good nal- s 7 2 i tates he must ask hich again as he would MAX OF a cn t whined the boy. not give it otherwise.” a Vv ‘1 don't wanta Pa nined he be Pi ; 3 . don’t like It!" sniffed the little Early ictures of Stage Notables The case ban been well stated © 8 BY MARGUERIVE MOCERS MARS/\ALL. © 1 doi : | There are thousands of employees, good children and oat t ns “y y Coprrtahs, 1920, by The Frees Pubilshing Ca, (The New York Rrening World.) ; y, i SS WHO THEY ARE. especially in offices, who ° you, { Mra. Jerr PICTURE NO, 17—GUESS WHO T. epécially tn:68 ee Le HE man who marries a rich man is her willingness to Me about ahoatdn't wot the “way . j : 3 ag Te: ‘ ‘ecelve - aha Wie ian Coy Si aa ty % t your dinners, ehildres Beir et but who have’ Me GS 0: fobs cat's taieheen oar’ oe Gaeta poe nner, dr U.S.Bulletin proves 7 As & general thing, wages have Hye upon her monoy fs like hun eritielaed for It. . ° the ave co e: eu 7 = aeked he boy. ; aud the average wotker realizes this, easy chair after a hearty dinner something sho wanted to bolleve, and Manag sangy a s (ele! Vv ue { ; Also, the average employer believes with the firmest determination not |. has been passing on the lesson itl. } Z that he is paying the highest wages to 0 alee nelle Sa eee . “Yor Ky id ‘ be has ever paid, and demanda "cvs tort cf a woman‘a love for a {0 men ever since will take you T= food table below shows how Oatmeal leads all f ‘ € proper return of effort, commensur oo Me thas What a: wanes the , Why. 4 cereals in nourishment. m fs Set re i ute with th high pay woman who wakes fun of him at hi ! t 50 2 if Yet he knows if he doesn't: pay ons mare DPR WHO! eas ! And for nearly 50 years, H-O has led all oatmeals in f : e-workarioun ernie ne SCIENCE NOTES ner tab flavor and digestibility because it te double-tonsted and iy ~ it © worker ony his part t Serre. What a w annot forgive: the You k steam-cooked, : the san ing, therefore the ma an who geste that © pattern ». akin ' t Sk AeRlcua lon sake ‘ere tor aie A of spring metal and hold apy peer] PRE ETRE Gy TEE your «¢ The paragraph and table below are q.c'ed from U.& 3 fe h towel separately be ad a ae a . 1 he Health Education Bulletin No. 2, * pies lowae lath te tween flexible je TARR OF! TRIER IE viand in : "i i \ F ght ane amplaree tatog (0: et 9 Oe ee PPE tg ey The following list gives the cereals and flours in the order . ' etly willing to wmerift aah Gates 4 of the amount of nourishment which they contain, someting myself and pay the highest Jeish tea Q WHO Govan’ marry a man for his their rating, based upon the proportion of the ‘chief w fd Dog rs best work her : 0 y is the girl who doesn’t get the J0ING DOWN! elements in the food which aro necessary for growths 4 P it worker ain perfectly and che cha oe ar thm teen Tettiihing Co. reen and 6 Willing to have him work fewer hours @ forms a pulp, whieh will be mixed “ be ; : . ene Youheceweane Oatmeal , Rye flown... 1,450 tary days cauned some cb a day if I'm sure to get from him the § with chalk found near the cit Whenever a 7oan. 4a provoked with PAR WMILOY Ri Truth Foree... +s. Cornmeal... , 1,960 ee the + m ot iers of « beat that's in him in those houre and converted Into building THE woman, his moet crushing D tn ger than fletion A wheat cereal Hp anoat ajc 4300 gh 3 - : br critictam {a that she acta exactly Ike aan ‘fala NAW Ror Graham flour . #, nother cereal, , 1,350 » ng World. H 4 the correct There is the whole thing in a nut brick n ) i Burin,” "6 a pa and the names of thowe who Oya shell. Why doesn't the average em Invented in Austratia, a tap $ A woman! newspaper waa pals sononng erley 1,160 Farina sees dp860 correctly theie identity , or tay Maps ti amount of work he did, P tle Skinner, Doris Kenvon—itre ployer tell ily to his worker and ¢ which oan bo screwed Into any his wife can vote for the 2 | y “npace THE H-O COMPANY Dept. B, Buffalo; N. Y. +.” Pinte + ib up eal action? " voode wrage barre) registers vi the cashier hasded f pintee lo p by real action? Why 2 wooden beverng tho caaie-eltigen'hea stil) an ba s Heverly Bayne, Lilllan Gish —J doeun't the averaky worker do his ut the number of drinks withdraw ip “ ive for shunning the § MH GH envelope with $0 in it “I want some more’ Roberts. mont and earn recognition and better A Massachusetts woman haw 2 SEF Rood excuse mY Tie that aii? ho asked. st ell, Con Talmadge olla and secking the golf links o nn ashing aid: “THE RVA- 18, Bert Lytall, Constance Talmadge, cays patented toy animals with ayes g Dolls and seeking the golf links on ¢ | The oaslitt wee GT MOItE \ Lyon. . It is evident there in something te that are so treated with rad: elec’ day 18 BRECAL You bo Not © 44 Willlam §. Hart, Norma Taimadga: be done by both. The prevatent un- @ that they are luminous in The habit of borrowing mone WORK iLaldy PNOUGH a 5: ‘ a next week tho pay 4 16. ose Lia Lecce borrect rest in industry is due primarily toa $ dark, from a woman Is ike the habit of § ,,7he REX! weil ao 7 guesners, — ; pecullar spirtt of “independence” that Ceylon's pearl fishertes are be: smoking-—-both are difficult and un Into thiw little talk to you te Many readers thought that > avems to permoato everything. Neves to be the world’s oldest bimeant to begin and almont impos % day there la jammed twenty- ictures’ of No. 14 were of William seca i 7 i fool becom 1) t five years of hard-earned ox- a) Mart, that one waa taken in sonny ny i a payee cy tateg Bi ie As ge Asi ANA ae aiblo to leave off, pertonne, Does thia clipping 4 HORNBY'S OATMEAL a hytioo . 0 9 dependenc ; on for more than, thirty oen- . sur taal ' Peas eter kapene sine ple who think there in are usually very 9) [2 Nowadays life 1s JAZZ one thing > Aeme ® DIAG) On miuE maewt and the correct answors for cessful Rucssers will appear in The fur gown in the scale of success and a ie anation } \ wepk end the names of the suc- Evening World of Saturday, achiyement One must depend on B } ¢ »] } )