The evening world. Newspaper, July 18, 1921, Page 15

THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JULY 18, 1921," How to Reduce’ Your Weight a \ ¢ ’ | Telling Girls How to Dress 1 Richt i Own H 1 in Your Own Home | p 1 -des Have Nothing to Do With the New ; Knee-Raising © ; Gi To-D ) he oe . . Coprnaht, 1921 eo -Dau ariff, Nor Robbed Hair With the wring ce, By Maurice Ketten ee-Kaising Exercise, Given To-Day, 4 ' ete New ‘York Brening Sond) Red Flesh imbd d Makes “Buy Now’? Move t . — . : : educes Fleshy Limbs an akes uy ow ovement, RES EE ee SNe = Them Shapely. How About the “Boy Doll” of the Offices? WE HAVE HAD \\ SORRY YOU | HAVE HAD eet Ww pou ne y © ‘4 ese _ ' SucH A RESTFUL / /ANT STAY A BULLY TINE " By Marguerite Dean. LONGER} OLD TOP! =A y Doris Doscher. 7 i] . Copyriaty 1921, ty the Pree Publishing Co, (The New York Prcnine World) 92h, by the Pees Pubtinblng Co. (The New York Wecning World \ aa 4 "AS the “tired business man” NOTHING else to do but teach giri how an YOU can't get away from the hot city this summer and c noun yeaa tains —Just climb your mountains at home ULNA ILE Ae aR Raat eA UMA ota at el Wien, which appears In The Evening World, ja so valuable ts because } Be! clottie AETE TD BUSY Aen RAED SYNC exercise hag a practical daily application, of which « hight, it would seem, devote t lime more profitably to such ques or you can take advantage, whatever your ya hone as the effect of the new tariff on our foreign trade, or the unemploy 3 OF veut) BIRBD RATAN hem situation, or the “buy now’ movement te he knee-raising exereise, whieh 1 am xivin eo i : it be that we in the midst = y i to-day, is as useful for making shapely nt nd n of nisiness depression, when busi- gaged jn the conside ration of weight | _! =f We ny their surplus flesh as actual mountain words and hours Affairs than a silk stocking or i o net, and is in thi ic a" e of e experien ¢ nese enerals waxte ' EHO EE aie: ‘ frocking Ge a } lam Si @ iB, nd ts Just i lex i nent the exe 1 : in the discussion of such ¢ ifying to tind that they have time em ri alee f and successful climber, Of course, when you practi« t lems as whether a stenc to be interested in whether we pa Poa ge ©3604 it going up and down etairs (n your “walk-up" apart 1 wear short hair or tons, Fee Toe petoRiue, uate ion the ee ment, you are not surrounded by beautiful scenery ana t aléphone operator sha BARREN HE ene rire ae he rarefied pure air of the moi eights, Yet the i telephone operator shall dt sur Work and earn the contents of (he rarefied pure air of the mountain heights, Yer cb gandie or gingham? Hus our pay-envelope. It's almost as 6x actual muscular drill is the same 1 season hit the business man e citin f we fell under their watch- In doing this exercise, first assume the correct siind- r buyers’ strike given him an ingrowing ORC ae front row of the ing posture, and place the hands on the bh , groueh? Or WITY tras he joined cer- CHATUS the thind from the left. raise and lower each knee, as illustrated, ke y tain clerical Jeremie : at home? docs’ the overlord other knee and leg rigtt and preserving the balvuce e howling about the rn girl business succeed In enforcing his Draw up the right leg, knee leading, toe p cloth sartorial blue laws in his own family? u ward for five counts, Do the same with the left, then alterna | Does he put hia wife and < ‘ tH : r Why, furthermore, does he Nave (ii ji bul Di wife and daughters \ OPE THEY Ll this until a general flexiblity or the muscles is felt. The tine a ° D taiiink U8 ginghams? Does M { 5 nothing to say to the boy-doil of he keep the contaminating she EVER COME ie thened by t prancing” motion, and muscles bev me 2 ofiices?, Wy is there uitempt to from their pretty heads? What Rananeeura - Chasten the sartoria) exuberance of would his OWN women folk tel! him Lad CHIAOROFCIEO EVERY a that silk-shirted young exquisite who if he tried to teach them how te I want you to ¢ nis ¢ L can't even lean over his desk with norning for at least five counts with e out soiling his white tie? Why ‘They would tell him, my dears, just cach Jug. want you to do: it every t “blame it all on th ras usual? what WE are telling him, in our ascend the stairs in your The latest pronouncement on the hearts, that he'd better siiwk to the Imeyou: at F ; theme of corre! costuming foe ve tar fc ia the gaenpaten for tax re home and every time you ascend 2 office comes from no less an auth: uetien and other little things that flight of stairs whether in the sub Pulae of the he UNDERSTANDS. For the ONLY by the office building. By ap © pany, Ww head man who ever can te ny woman ee euandey ; he stab I : a ford Conn. Tn es. what to wear and get away with Te plying it to walking up the sta Sag the contnany ss Foe ne eal re € an that you stould take two steps © PEM against the crployment of chemical SS © « "time, av tio amo Elina intinltig or of girls. wearing DDO OARRAAARMMMnnnmn nnn nnn Nea / AANA prataht i ! : Rateot any color, this “Daniel come ca Ait brrntnn ty a Ean = iy as the kace r and ext « to hidement’ utters the following Do You Ing me tha foot comen down om the . fleavyweight pan Artiticia blond K top Re sure you maintain your halt ie a sign af lisht-headcdr phi S “Blondity,” he continucs, “is a mari now = hody patance; indeed, thls ls an ex of ask of in nes, If AN. MON? jannmanannnnnnrnnnnnaannnnrnnant cellent exereise for body balance bobbed-haire: or blondes Ret IDLO Copyeight, 1921, be the Press Publlaning eof the teste of Inaanity is not 4 coh wilt huve to crawl (ihe New York Hrcaie eae. i NE * f the knee, and it us h the key hole ing the contrat h i 0 ee Hae 4 QUESTIONS. - = = aeua(iive: ‘andl Ith “Business researches have prove Woot the most sensitive an I ena Ree cect ar the den nest, Wat 8 tae laewest ety in ton € Gaps! NO MORE DONE pWweeT DOE Ne an ney, Galn Ss useless. It is the brunette woovus ° Ye contral of your leg and your Se Mi see en SME Mow many sartings are there WEEK ENDS FOR ME, reese ee Me eal this ae ns Wee WAIL women who bob their hair are an English pe ‘ 2 Knee will not only give ‘ © Picchu ome ny they hare! eat 3, Frome what animal ts mde ob WITH THEM. T dso ME TO Mi aE) yeducs your “Wenvy Ss their hair to avoid the heat, bur T ean Mulnes limbs, give elasticity to your step {ae re n'a mace lace wate "4 What are the eaten orang of EATH! 5 eit el ane \e ing for them. ant ca ay which it clings to a ane 2 “ET can tolerate the woman who 1 Ww ae a, = but will also strengthen your will ‘a fajde her corset," kindly conendes Mr, 4,5. What was the Christian name of nes : Riniels. irt is comfort, Bur it is Modicska, the tamous Polish actress” 6 Indian, as he climbs the lofty oo one’s Ou Ke race IN i h ‘ . ying comts i.lop fae WORKS ORS Oy AMY Nelduatnonsomn Enieland Faliautes or sails up and down the } z “I believe business girls should be |, / Foams a puiarly called lordly Bidaan Ny Ue Pe eae R attractively garbed in pure business Upon whose shoulders, ac even witht a distinet fascination t style, the same as business men to mytholoy, were the pillure 4 He hix-athletle type. it 2 not the “pure business style" of 6 LCE T AES EG Be CH NAR Oe Dh carted alabe Ob Abe h, @ bobbed-haired girl much more & the world’s largeat el PL SN ae pse nals i 1 nearly that of the barbered business ice Vie siuird jecEUe SS, ON who are hemmed in 7 y an than is the coiffure of the puifed [5 What Votiow uulloy of zine and ee ae ticae which. weet. to deprive d ear-padded young woman Who cop, sometimes used in mand. 1 core iie opportunities. for exercine likes her hair altogether too well to facturing very cheap jewelry Te wore natural ty the indian in hie have it out of? Perhaps, of course, AN ie ty tit. your | Mr. Daniels means that the business SWERS. vigwam villag A Des Maes | calla the egeshel! hairdress of the 3 5 Helena. 6. Der RH Mose he yours by making course of reduction and ilse by i 1 pher employers, But deliberac G Oklahoma Atlas, 9. Alus yOu desire’ cnn, y ‘i satlo x the da = 10. Pinchbeck today’s exercise, both 4 practical wpplication during day baldness ia somothing of a sacrifice ehbeck lise o-di L Dh di jor @ personable young woman—even Me , though Ht would make her “style” the ¢ as i 2 Goo ee oa ; te suites J Load } } IMPORTANT [BATU RES e Jarr Famil By Roy L. McCardell 2 [Ercan so brerorteenene ms $ Pun shi ng Chil d ren y Sophie Irene Loe IN INFANT FEEDING. milly n her. bair, But men bobbed theirs ” FEE 3 r sed to wear long curls 2 : : ° % EAE elas ea DarsENdore: : It is important to feed baby CopyAaht, 1901, by the Pree Publuhing C& — with the bung starter, but he rum out asked Mr, Rangle, who was not in- P mitating the cffect with wigs when ere, DEL oe es Publlmaing O% = marks in school as the parent ward, at least in such matters, brings $ regularly. So many feedings in (the New York reine Wid) in ane, What have 1 to do with pilis, teres in Gus’s grievances, “Some- iL 2 natural crop of hair was , b as BAER Word): thought he should have had. An- much more desirable results twenty-four hours and no more. 2 66F (IW who's her OLA es aL ng you can let us have at re 8 Ue or cited Ga spare ERP ja S Me a cases of chil- other was given a severe scolding. As an example of this, the children It is equally important to have Jarr, as Dulllsy: thalsetituet This was w poser for both Me. Jarre abl \ 46 grrange, more comfortable and more iene 'S Lens: aule have Doubtless these parents have suf- will put forth every effort for prizes, $ each feeding contain the § DNGONTIA Fe CT and Mr, /ftieniglt 'Me, [ ain't no bootlegs 1 ri sanitary tham the Samson stylo of 4, CONN) i Tht secently fered agonics since these tragedies whereas if they are told they will be % Proper amount of each food § 1 ner and came Jey eee eo ella! we a worvunty! Tagan ecine) aodnd With the caRh 1g hairdressins, The child has heen rebuked bY A have occurred. ‘Mhey ze more whipped for not doing a thing they % element that is suited to the ard Mr. Hat tnd himself wonton, “1 remember boon woide ox- (o this address in a taxicab a suit Ww If semen now:choors to fiiaw the parany eon has taken it so to heart than ever how tert catas- most often fall down, child's requirements at the 1's Gus, former publiewn and ain ly, because he suid them « eoupla dress case and ring five tines, But ore iaialiguce ses: Wie sigue uy coe) eee we Hed: 980 Of the Grophe was as co to the Hope always spurs to greater en time ns Us FEM DOENOUU SS \OHEM Bite: 1} bet that bummor knew that don't bring that feller Dinkston members of the latter object to auch M's! reat vent” fhe OFA child's: offense deavor as against disaster. Many A baby should not be fed ir ! Prohibition was comine and that fd And he had begn gone ten minutes sincere flattery? And why deny us S¢/f effacement , What difference dors uke if the grown-ups do not realize how sens regularly nor overfed, because Ox-proprietor of th he put out of busitons, aad that's why before It duwned on oither equal rights in barbers? Themfore, It is shown that many a oniid does not make his high marke? tive children are. ‘They may not $ tt cries. Eerea te ORI GENS TB NT eee cisinwiilk SHO Mr. Jar that Gus nourtaae “As for Mr. Duntels’s ban on extem- on 1 woukl rather face h than Gortainly, if a parent would stop to show it or give answer, but they Carelessness in food preparing 3!!! “HEAD “HO my) olileat onde Mead testeaa eulea’ like the. Vo! AewNMenE ee reason, a scolding is the last thin think about things mixtures and in feeding, where Hullo, you loafer How ‘ the latter had called Gus wp any * Nid ak » Gus? doa suvant, ean be enforced. ut how ean Me, One of these children was repri- that will make him study barder to A relative of mine told ine the other by the infant gets either too wa He akon hid away, Gus?" and a savan Daniels tell the difference between the vanded for not receiving as high get higher marks, ‘The hope of re- day that, as a boy, le was glad when $ much or too little food, is re “Prosperous, suber and industrions, > _ Bose ey Fae fe GREER — his tather died because the fath sponsible for many of the seri- $ How that the menace of the swloon 4 ® Cais ee wanna iN ie canals ee had “He him #0 many times. As } ous troubles in rearing infants. hus peed) contig: Mr. dain curd til ° ° for émployment that anesthotic the A = HenOUR Geek ALIEABSE Ne canune Twenty-four-hour auantities ly, “What are you doing theme duys, Maxims of a Modern Maid | doctors discovered the other day whic! ourt eel much different, although he was 3 of food mixtures shoul 6 $ Gus, bootlegyin yoursit? I once asked te manus a arrlage shee ened Ry me 4) pepe eee P around witha eubbor aout ana By Marguerite Mooers Marshall of a big New York dopartment. sion By Betty Vincent when He itekd her how he: fall sat Gus indignantly, “No, new tam a whether he found blondes or brunettes us father’s death, He was just . $ ——! more efticiont. e # real estater, and Pm enttine wif I r Copyrights, 1921, by the £0. (The New York Brenig World Rios Seah f Leil?" fies aaleod -einialy Coyne, 2981, by the Prem Publishing Co. (The New York Brenig Mo recliner ap wat 7 our room fits Inte tw 1 od a : ‘ 4 1 NOW that his father The ; PA ; Af do not usually attend iho christen: ¢¢ AR MISS VINCENT: to me you ure not as ardent as most Should Wave had lis respect, but he aspberry Ppurtmanteanteodtchenelit The Trouble With Marrying a Professional Bachelor ” ng, employees! oO Rom seemingly did not get it, Whis wy used Lo Say the sulonn de m , , 5 o ' . AR ORO diparn tte areas Abs alll stacey cial, case with many. eltldt Jess ; GH Cena eee se Is That No Woman Can Live Up to His Ideals of it Wot too far for the orm * save and do young men of to- “Dear Miss Vincent: Recently While every ehild won't pay the esserts ; Fi ps 7 a ee Ke in business oMces to trave day really like the pale faced, a girl friend of mine introduced treme penalty if reprimanded, yot ingle, “but It looks to me that now Innocence or Live Down His Suspicions. Chieago employers are kindly vol- pale lipped young woman just be- me to two of her boy friends. Al must be considerable reflection on Sey tis ex saloonkeepers are doing 4 , unteering to teach thelr women ei- Cause she is natural? Ihave a though I had never met them art of parents In the punisiiment af “dons Che ie ee uid 1 didn't see york two in Ay LILES the present styles of hairdressing persist, it is simply ployees how to dress. (in Chica - efore, when | left one of the boys dren these da ¢ Now York Evening World.) {irobititier anath ity ‘Dara ible for the most ardent lover to whisper anything into by I elsewhere, there is no recom of olerless complexion and | know said he would like to meet me In many ways parent eT aac ae dus Dara an mag uny movement to censor the white that a little artificial bloom on again and that he knew a lot dren physically | as ure vid Gus. ignoring ‘ irk pink, shell-like ear ties, White shoes and silk shirts of the my cheek id 4 about me. Th ery dis ie, the ovher ¢ a in the What's fhe matter, had " i ; my cheeks would improve my ap . This is a very . the ouner d A woman on j alsonrunncaea Chinato . BE Bnavatbs boy-doll in the busines office!) pearance wonderfully. Would not tressing circumstance to me, Miss | treet he Jerking the arn whipped cream Ma m n tthe average bathing and one doe The st ation,” “suicide” andother ara ‘ Vincent, and since | have noth- fa iittie ann Ok more than thr {oe aie Pea Oureatia whd ite: peracnal’ fibert nore this year than ever before-—the more one wonders why she te pie tes which (take it from reuging to a small extent be ing in the world but my reputa old as she walked along . » laye f the evil passions of the errant male, or of Ul mer, or of 4 th¥@) confront American railroads more advisable? PALE FACE.” tion, 1 am much puzzled just ought every minute that ehilds tis of it was pri pase we erry . de not welgh so heavily on the heads yo not a by Scion what attitude to take, Should | arm would be di 1 had tr # Har WHER MR. ol 1 the 4 at al of the Chicagr rington and Quin mn wt etal write to this boy and ask him tak a ne Of couric. eh add another layer our moral support," Solevdn Bar by irond tna. they cannal find (time! apisrtistio pelnk io” View not to what he means? not like my Interference, but i felt. wt und continue int Wail" wate Gag tyau, eas at teven Samson dreaded a hairewt worse than tv and thoucht to issue a set of sartorial answer your question. But from the “DETERMINED.” Asay boaiey fees setae 7 ; eel ata oeleied. on: omaha Fi {Whois trying t9 train his Pomensnian looks in eg fe tam the young women On joyer's point of view most men assert eWWalk to ‘Troy but do not write a | The child Was screaming all th i #ot on 16e-‘to th ‘ : . si milar hereabou Fr pa . 1p of eH vay letter, If you make such a disturb- time, and instead of us ome wa nd set on ie horas naking any a ' onouge. Z : - bee Selecta HOt key Ge KuDly 1 Rome Une or Olle eat mot Sprpkie twit 4 cup Of sugar ove andeuffe. And what d ete fifty words in the night letters he’s been writir Saat Ge Mar. seat leneth:* Have you ever th im it is mot likely he knows 40¥- would have to stop and get the child i raspberries. Crust and | : must he tof modest length thing, or will even pretend he knoWS hack to its normed feeling ‘ 4 fine strainer to expel BOW: OUGID Ee BOt-my quer sore 1 may be honor among thieves, bul among wives —<« solona of business decree, T cannot anything, about you. He was prob And now that vacation time is at whites of three ¢ to loaf in? : . zine why they do not specify the . ably joking : ‘ uy, Bet sof 4 ; suine thing! mber of inches, personally yd - here, and many ehildron are out of tit beat In & lly halt a play pinochie in the hack Se elas crap gmayel Dear Miss Vincent: Where | Dear Miss Vincent: 1am in jecuuse of industrial conditions, the uh se euntl Gao walxtare i ORY Smt ! De DEENODE 1s AM erena avOND LAsteLD _ eeeee Naatinine the tin work there a girl whom | am Hea wish A wpung man who nea Wise parent might well take himself {on peaks, Serve with s aid Mr. Rangle. “We make silly bride fus and when he is ap adept @ resses, “Gingham.” they much interested in. At quitting Have ted aRtAlka Se Ue ata or herself in hand and consider this ‘ak. A custard sauce may be served, brew aud trade recipes, but Vt wonders! set forth, “Is the preferred time very often we walk to the gether, but the other evening he HE are RON ate cinten’ ie Ni Mees dee a gal ke It was in the old d Even a ul ression may hay tver lining trains together and she keeps up took off ring | gave him andre whers Kind words and kind 4 ' SMES a \ Not ever wa ema i Aeron hia nani Re a partment atare ‘nas lively conversation all th turned it to me. When I asked have corrected wrongs. much 1 irrants can be mixed Se Xe ae me on A e business man ¢ card ca ir except those black, 4 [IV@ly @ fu Teena him for an explanation he said: readily than any other moana et RASPBERRIES IN AMBUSH , 7 ne te ! Aili ois WOO dO hla GACH Who bOB-tNGIa: hale we e rou 1 wn jn colar, Grubs, not | really love this girl very much, ‘I'll tell you some other time.” Of the average pernon Ww I pe plate with good pas : ih Aan ; sh, wel Ww inter n ALL tha fre Wanted here. "Phi Miss Vincent, and would like to Since then | have met him several tel) yn; te OL te che’ tae n Uuick Ov noboily listens tow 1 stand for short skirts, now if she cares for me. | would tim: and he scarcely speaks to) = Yet in most casea it 1s worth trying Ww f th raspberries or Hut, anyway el ay bh so through a husband's pock But s . like to take her to a show but mi at do you advi » the kind way first mix y nd ou it You. are & pill are taetru up to say Dear, you are 80 strong a Speaking as one office worker to the Ke fo Tne, Hag ean “1, W. ©. A: ft is much better to bear a little Cove ’ mada b ” AY 4x, D { 1 t t , felt to-day, and hers, f ani sure we e ¥ ir my To be just as much of an iceberg am wuffering With & wayward child dur- ‘wh! n @ beaten bummer w e bie mn and 1 saw the mweeteat summer felt to-day, and it nh fs tude, moral courage fails. What am Ito do? he is. Evidently he is like the young ing his growing vears than to ¢ tiff Mix a nm, used te tell om: > itt ; 7 neval appearance, on the “ROMEO.” © mun in the story who “took a sudden the burden of a fifetime in. a int ew \ fee M e f our kind employers, is most sat it . ,. dislike.” A clever g es not worry perate deed that a dow na b Lorele! could ever look Uke a siren when © on ching. We had supposed, perhaps, Put ona Iittie more grit and buckle “©, RR ian a OT RAaTL DRI WISH LAOH tH WAV ar reRth aid 1 reed 3 t their giant intellects were en- right duwn tw your question, Seems chaps. Leastaise, ry Lhe honey las u me eM