The evening world. Newspaper, May 12, 1921, Page 25

, duy racin, wata t and jawt for Recret + ina and 14 never req nted to qu What did he | made t Jong is No oi more joke to riage a his own ep Wow them! in tre alway: + fon, maxim. ried. not enj normal n, hint th to him hands, always Ninon posal Grepy at eigh came pulsive Stripes Of an comple ty the worl In one Wo not one's family @ man wists to be sure, Why clutter up one's not prob her leap tell you 80 aot strong N gossips, -}COUNT GREPPI, “GAY OLD MAN,” DIES AT 102 WITH SILK HAT AND FROCK COAT ON Above All, Never Gct Married.” eusnal with th do second March, “t eve ve long ut the ag bane Marie Louise eonsert firs eon, court in Parma. He med t trian diplomatic ser inde tortich. 1842, F Ferdinand lof the wr een whed rule fe uflerward liplom “Sot importance the w Anew its Kings, queens, st wa ive he great inost aging thing tense e: tion; to live © nd chai n life to Why submerge or domesticit nen but not t formative her il m pleas ile unlit river at the ul m n di had his ja nty, Th from at woman who met hit who yearned to be ppt of continental society who daughter consulted. Bave been married @ver had he wished.” But he is so attentive to me, so ful!* nat » bul mod The first two 0 refusals’ overlap, ricd [ most certainly would have wor And a man or w ries cannot live to be Inclos received a at ninety dapper and By Marguerite Mooers Marshall. - Copseias, 121, by the Prem Pubtishing Co (The New York & IW to live one hundred and two sears old an ts le story of Count ¢ ppe able old Lie we whose death at announc the bration of tis of nid end birthday iistened m to nw n vat. Glad nen ir own Charles W. } ive worn ‘ old oman” Butt Count Greppi, wlone mong cente narte wa workd’s "a nit nmind und t wad a tire and \ n plete t pe 1 dp dashing Count Greppi's 10g birth days. Winel other man ‘ mast culate h othe dined Out every night except when hed telends to dir Me end dan n moderation, whutey euune At 80 Proposed To by American Woman His Secret for Longevity Was: ‘“‘Never Be in a Hurry, Never Run, Never Ride, Always Walk; but, THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY t T nt on me hun birthday, the A Ht oF wish it would vily, 1 never am 1: TL never pp very that the nthe World is the way 8 for of Ste him to one might say ‘ 8 uben Coun a profe: uolor “Murr declared, “is a appointed os Superi petual worry; County Voorlouse Wr und vut f ne's cg in the de ures—1 adore atures, Lo e of one's own. ouse with them period? They are or wanting educa nts, friends, ket the clothe: or the thou 1 sand and one things children wunt to die there on. and naturally ask their p: “] have paséed my 100th it to the d, I have no’ nade — mod Be frank You could pr you didn't. I him, 1 mean. Do you tu ked Mr J for if I man who wor- d 4 hundred, cin lesser emotions und of social life which flow on like som “It's the best way ‘Mrs ind she get vould bring haroe the r, behind their ylam ny docte to marry pro the ant According to youthful ¢ St offer of mar story goes th duce exp yeuutiful American Aunt Hetty, at Lucerne and old women the that hitherto “im- tism worse than aie tess Greppl he is thoughtful! aughed the leader — “Pll be the im- Mr. Jarr of the Blars and and tell him [ll not Why, he could him in the poorhouse hundred times I'll try to get him in ful ie Comin aning 1) to wr ntendant lad the job ten years us BY ROY L.MfCARDELL. J starving the paus 1 wan pick him get of the Why Three Pretty Movie Actresses Quit the Bathing Suit Comedies Which Brought Them Fame and Dollars to Play 1 ti t f ; I said Mrs. Jars w that wnd aet on n oH v tty act had ; rt q nal t ul nen welped t : 1 yO * Ma ' just arrived in New York trom Le * Angeles to sign up ' ! rheuma. 4nd insisted that bh rt has, So you see contain a clause to te Unele Henry i al £ nly try to ser oul but If he wishes Vin {6 the County Jail, my ‘emo Keliers magn bat declared That's whatl think when I'm thought- "T,pre's abyolutely no future for wn € nn Louis Journey to the ' aven Const soctety roles, pictures Headauir such as It leads to nother Straight Roles but higher work, then at's matter, 5% MORERS * BY MARGUERITE MOOERS MARSHALL + 4 VIII To some women, their love affairs are like their motor cars exhilaration, often in convenient, occasionally providing need of repairs and ex- changed every two years for a new one. Commrtaht, 1921, dy the Prem Publishing Co (Tee New York Rrening World.) achieved quite her success in turning men into beasts. ‘ Cis was Me original vamp; and no one of her modern imitatoré has delicately in a teaspoon, but the coal ult the average man HE TELLS YOUR THOUGHTS JUST BY HOLDING YOUR HAN, Kevo tone ULOP VOROS, a nineteen-year- old Hungarian, is demonstrat- ing telepathy and hypnotiam in a manner truly remarkable. One of his stunts is to hold your hand and play any selection you may think of n the piano. Even the vainest woman prefers her compliments administered shovel serves them subtly enougt t’ If a man is in love with a womar he may be induced to admit her cleverness, but if he begins by think ing her clever he will never fall in love Despite all the brands of popular poppycock dispensed in magazine tales of “How I Hit the Top,” the gospel of modern success is written in two monosyllables; “Be hard!” Why doesn't some efficiency exper! compute the number of minutes saved by the modern girl in dressing and undressing since she has left off most of her clothes? Every normal woman prides her self on understanding the men of her acquaintance; but no man, unless he is the male vampire type, waste time or effort trying to “understand” even the woman he loves best. You can't teach an old dog new tricks—but he's never too old to study the season's crop of new CHICK Flirting with danger is always most thrilling when “danger” wears a dancing frock, or what the romantic novelists call “his faultlessly aAtting evening clothes.” The cynic qualifies St. Paul's opin ion of marriage by insisting that |i little better but not much! may be COURTSHIPs* MARRIAGE BETTS VINCE Copyeieit Reoently several young women © asked this question, his Seems to be an when many young men frankly admit they not ready to marry, but just wish to | s platonte friendship worth while? are mnie friendships are all right for 1 who aims to be a successful woman, and for the girl who ie carving out her own career, but t fir] who wishes to marry aud to h “most unwise ishiipy ve “Emil D. 8." writes Dear Miss Vincent: Have been going around with a young lady for almost a year, and have given her the best time my income would allow. she received letters from several boys. Not long ago she had a small party at her home and in- BEAUTY HEALTH 3 BY DR.GHARLOTTE ©. WEST Comyrtaht. 19M. ty the Pree Publishing Oo. The New York Evening World.) OW that Dame Mustion has dr creed that the ears shall be lib. erated, after them com hidden by nests and rolla of r so tong a time, the question aturally arines, have they been neg lncted while in captivity, or are they © feature that will add materially to the altractivencss of the new coiffure and the new millinery which is de ving plete ned to. throw the ears into bold reliet? ‘The ears are often the seat of #kin trouble, such as blackheads, acne, seurt-skin, or they general circulatory « naerla for inst which they are very white, again the subject may be , with ears of flaming red, all of which detract greatly from an may shi tition, such as my enLee ¢ sometiones otherwise prett Whatever. tre bom inpl given the ears head by ges worn at n ribb at u very delicate f rough mps, chemicals and the like The ear ould aalwit re in th f the fuee and neck. We giv hese unusual attention to presery xture of the akin, the 4 f the musclis and the gener e but in y Hes out en are overlooked —or, wh in Iuded, are roughly handled Nov n th a ond Ne " wy wae cloths, & ea to Treat the ears ¢ y r “ My 4 cleansin, en wit aghly anointed with the fin we; remove with a delicate wab linen, then massage very gently Kood cold ereat vith 1951, by the Pree Publishing Co (Thee New York Evening World.) vited these boys, but told me not to com her that night. What do you advi' It seems to me the young lady has treated you rather shabbily. Why not stay away from her home for sev | weeks and see what her attitud « then? “AM. K.” wri Dear Miss Vincent: The writer is a widow with a small son. Why do all the men run after the paint- ed dolls with their dresses up to their kni while a sensible wor an has to stay at home or go to alone? Put a few cheer for the lonely widows in your column. Simply change your own point view. J have seen many widows, bot i grass and natura), quite capture the hearts of men, while the little do! you uneak of were deserted, Just pu the thought out of your head that you are 4 widow and nobody cares abou! you. “Perplexed” writes: Dear Miss Vincent: | have been married for the last nine years and cannot complain about my husband, as he is a very good hus band and father, but his parent make my life miserable. | hav. never quarrelled with them, ‘al ery th crisis now and will not take any thing from them, My husbany thinks it horrid for me to act thi way, but what am I to do? Yours is just the old story “moth * with perhaps thrown In into the ba You have ma ¥o well fe : up and go rs! ough und bros nm have thelr say saying a wont which without might mar your future happiness your “Amie D." writes: Dear Miss Vincent: {| am en: gaged to be married, but recently | have been wondering whether | ought to consider marrying at all. | have no brothers or my fian tate my | ring this do not Please advise. T" ry fact brothers and sisters la & good reason should not break your, en- Tt will be h but that you have no why you you to be all alone t over with your see if they don't feel that WHISK! 2 12) Ny the Prem Pubtlaing Co, Tre New York vending World) QUESTIONS By what other name is the bys: ter plant known? What was the first important battle of the Mexican War? By what other name hag. the Isthmus of Panama also been called? 4, What nation first conceived the idea of cutting a canal through’ t! Isthmus of Panam. 5. at hats, now common in eum- are woven under water? 6. What insect was the first paper maker? 7. In what Mexican State city of Saltillo located? 8 What is the State flower off Ar- kansas? 9. In what year was the parcelypost inaugurated in the United States? 10. What writing material is aade * th ig, the from the prepared skins of Pp, k pb the face and meek \t goats and other animals? Ne effe ANSWERS Thi des caret Jored WP Alt Isynus excess ved, and \ a f Darien: 4, ni 3, Panama Wate; ployed the lobee of che ear o 6 wasp: 7, Coahuila; & apple Glos. be tinged. som; 19; 10, parchmen’