The evening world. Newspaper, July 27, 1921, Page 21

4 THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1927.7 “oT ae — Cotati a How to Reduce. Your Weight Right in Your Own Home “Weekly Allowance Best Way to Teach Child Value of Money” Judge Franklin C. Hoyt of Children’s Court Finds This Rule a Check to Petty Childish Thieving Ten Proper Age to Begin—Amount Not Over 25 to 50 Cents, as There Is Great Danger in Giving Child Too Much Money. Can You Beat It! «wes |SHe ISTHE Most | POPULAR WOMAN (IN THIS HOTEL By Maurice Ketten To-Day’s Exercise Keeps Stout Woman’s ia), SHE ISNoT») (NO, SHE [S PRETTY! 7 NERY HoNevy! a By Doris Doscher. yriaht, 1921, by the Press Publishing Co, (The New York Evening World.) st take feet ALL THE NEN ) ARE CRAZY the problems of the stout woman is how to keep her feet in such condition that they will cause her no discomfort. The arch of the foot is able h ease the normal weight of the body, but when you are overweight you are giving your arch an added burden. During the morning bath is an ex- cellent time to give the feet the at- tention they need. ‘The towel foot ex ercise is splendid to stimulate the ecir- culation and is particularly neces- sary, because all day long the feet are which cause Pressure and prevent circulation Note illustration, Grasp the towel firmly in the hands and rub as vig- ioe a oO] Vn to sustain wt By Fay Stevenson. Gopyrisht, 1921, by the Press Publishing Co, (Tho New York Evening World.) OW much pocket money should a child have? H ‘This is a question which has caused much discussion in the Lon- don Daily Mail, Both parents and children have written their opin- jons of what they consider a fair amount for the average growing boy or girl to use as pin money each week. But as the London boys and girls reckon by ghillings and pence, and use so many little terms which are unfamiliar to us, the estimate which has been made out as an average weekly expenditure would be little guide to our young people in the gram- mar 6chools. For instance; tightly incased in sh 3d. who assure their children they can Nibs .... ‘i Me ure thet ren they ean (eet et we Ke wuss seoMATOU IE cu eae bles as e bau Ls val La Pen or pencil... . |. have anything they wan’ y x fort across the bottom of the foot. Sweets and ginger-beer.... 10d. only ask for it but they refuse to ‘ hu, This triction is splendid to wake up Ink tee . | give their children ready money un- Mey the sluggish cireulation Extras ..eesee loss the article is named. A child at sure to liold the body tn a cor that age is sensitive and sometimes uprigh +18. 8d. rather than name the desired article re exeret sition during the en Alternate from one Total . heard of gingei No New York youngster ever buys and what it costs will go without, = to the other, standing on each “pits” und wee doubt. if he ever sulfering many hours of unhappiness. ites |e ‘) No SHE HAS A is TON WA yous cHaceO. HOC WILL beer; but he does And in other cases the child will CHE & AN comfort tion is help himself to the contents of his er's or older sister's purse, which need pin money and the que JUST HOW MUCH should he have? moti feet are we see how necessary i AWFUL oe en, ows : : NOT RICH ue ‘Too liberal an allowance may de- really amounts to stealing.” as j a any exerciae that will Keep them a velop an extravagant nature, while, “An allowance is a great preven- FRUMP ) a Rood ¢ Melon. | Bron exercise $n the other hand, no allowance at tive against petty, childish thieving, G lero are several henetits to be gained all or an iosufficient amount may declared Judge Hoyt. “But the main which T want you particularly to no- cause a child much worry, embarrass- thing is to settle upon the right al- Lice: the sUmUTIs to the fools cit ment and, in some cases, even lowance. Many a child has been led culation; the pric in balancing him to steal or think he can help him- into extravagance by an indolent the body; the knec-raising, whieh self to coin from the family purse. parent, uncle or aunt. That is why strengthens the jogs and reduces the “Of course, no one can set down a | suggest waiting until the child is fat on the abdomen imited amount for a child's weekly ten before you give him a stated al- Of all sins of sion in the care allowance, because this is a matter lowance, then start him on a small of the body, ne ce of the foot which pertains to the child himself amount and increase it only as he tands foremost. You should nd and the financial condition of the shows ability to manage it.” much time on the care of your feet parents,” said Judge Franklin C. Hoyt as you do on the care of your face of the Children’s Court. "Some chil- or hands. Sick or tired feet can put dren can spend a quarter a week vouroitt ene ny with life am judiciously and even manage to put | TORU PSOE: Eroible ial enubed (by. —_ away a few pennies. But where there | & fits hoes, and the stout woman @re many children in the family it is ey tats AW Cee CRTC MCU G UL basa, He Wann] should show intelligence in the you value your health, wear high often difficult for the parents to give now = if properly-iitting footwear, even Yee for business, or walking’ or. f @ regular weekly allowanc When Gy, more than her thin sister, The sole shorts. is they can afford to, 1 know of no Uae should extend considerably beyond "PMrihy of my correspondents ak me better way to train the child in the TREES the ‘shoes to bo ‘comfortable What causes the face to wrinkle and value of money.” [Moke (EO ei el bubs Much has been + out the evils the muscles around the mouth to sag. — | ANoUIAT atarte oiiMeunon aici QUESTIONS Incurred from walking on heh heels. 414s not well enough known and! uBe ould start a child upon an allow- ; hey thro dy out of balance. derstood that the discomfort of feet we?" 1 asked dude Hoyt. 1. Where is Vanderbilt University A FEW DROPS Pin y have often been rasponsible for Hot properly eared for or improperly | jot much before he is ten years jocated? such scrious disorders of the inte ieyakt An A MesnPvats aka Ct | " Mas Ue immediate answer “Phe 2) Who was the greatest master of i OF HOOCH on organa that an operation has become a thet. our taces become curred wi | average child of six, seven, eight and §panish painting? <ERC. cessity; even if this does not result wrinkles nine does not need an allowance, and 9%"OF what country is the Island of, ERE DIPPY @& —~_A. GB. HANDKERCHIEF the nervous avatem Isso ovortaxed “Atay: minutes spent each morning. | I think it is far better for them to go Martinique a colonial possession? ABOUT You 4% ane ee that nervous disorders follow. Wear in doing this towel foot exercise wHL | to their parents and ask for what they — 4, To what country does Trinidad 7 high heeled pumps to a dance if you help you to walk with a lighter, easter — | want, Of course, where they go tO bel, 2 Ss you 4 ore or less On your tread ov 1 ' ! belong? must, as you a y tread o ard proble ‘ onthe s ; er 9 read over hard problems in each day'e chool on the car or have to buy their "gs What State is popularly called toes during the dance; but ne path es, Get s another matter. Aud the “Plickertail State”? : i ees ay be all right for them to 6, What is the largest city in Si- A t R d GU baucvaln pivieg any cutee supe Cerin : Answers to headers Questions Bnows the full value of money, during the Revolution? and my height is five feet two column carefully and in six weeks that tume a child is fairly well 8. What color, according to the inches and | weigh 144 pound: you should see a very substantial re- in school," continued Renthscrys stuecipETalsnancembinationyat My bust is very large and my hips tio Dred 4 Hoyt, “and not only knows the ail the colors of the solar spectrum? y bust is very larg y duction. uten bread in place of | change he should receive, but the are forty-three inches. Please the rye, At twenty-nine years of age Value of the thing which he give me my correct weight and five feet two inches in height, you measurements. | have lost four should weight 122 pounds, but if yotrr - eatadicaetall bones are lar vu could stand a few CE Or A Crees pounds since | started to follow pounds more, Your hips are almost the instructions in the reduction ten inches too large. You will find column. Is rye cad fattening? that the diet and exercises will give K.M.C. you the general reduction you nved. 7.27.21 Tet the pounds you lost be an | am fifteen years of age, five j encouragement to you Continue to feet in height and weigh 130 x ae: pounds. Please let me know through your paper how much | should weigh and what | can do Maxims of a Modern Maid The Jarr Family sos eteia ain aeotiecee ae 9. What Athenian historian wrote A child by that time not only needs (sy Anabasier child by that time not only needs 19, What is the only native Indian A stated amount of money, but it 8 tribe in Mexico that has never been the best wiy to teach him how to handle money. He ought to have a ‘ully subdued by the white man? small bank and pyt away a certain ANSWERS, sum each week, ® 1. Nashville, Tenn. “When I was a child I reme France. 4. € at Bri my brother and I were given money Dakota 6 Tashkent. for certain merits, such nal appeara ortmen: rade and th , core" + Romance in Real Life serene Meee be Velasquez, 5. North Kosciusko. as per §, White. 9 Nenophon. 10. Yaqui school ® SN Id weigh abont 103 pounda { ed Jt 7 - 3 , 3 4 Tam sure you will be able to a ee Taner ade eee eniimetae It May Knock at Your Door Next! By Marguerite Mooers Marshall By Roy L. McCardell yoursait gown. to. normal: walght Be q mick money. A mare’ who wives uis i $ following out the encral course in $1 and $1.50 . 2 t Copyright, 1921, by the Press Publishing Co. (The New York {evening World k just for pin m ey and neve Copyright, 1921, by the Proos Publishing Co, (‘The New York bvening World.) 1921, by the Press Publishing Co, (The New York Evening World.) ; ‘i a Tekan aerhat anon has been said, “On the high seas garbed in the uniform of a New York 7m . ‘ ieee ; ; ; WaLTe yan fa put inthe punch Medan: fe am thirty years old. My money. is doing far worse Hits Rana nEsminLnevenia. nicer poet What mews has tas ietter Lhe Office Gossip Has His Good Points. You Can ua ae FE ane height is five feet two inches and than if he gi n no allowanee at an aBricarnar mht? : fr 6 Snb 4 AS - ; dutn eheenly, Be Mie. 3} 2 weight is 190 pounds. | am ver: i The UW Nere CRGney Troe CAEL fond: emnn ome eame bipion Whisk) canon brought? (tie mist precious Tell Him--Confidentially the Things You Yearn entered to where he was thing went in the punoh that dida't flout around the shoulders, hips movies, sodas and candy continually We find ourselves; always she beckons In the we UC aa a is ay sitting th t and humid evening, come out in the wash, And, say, and abdomen and 1 would like to AAAs Ghiaeie taught to save, '© US from the yessel just disappear- for has he not won the most coveted to Uiter to the Office Pests. He Will Do the Rest. carrying something that tinkled will you tell me one thing, but no, , reduce. MRS. M. L. the paren : s most unwise. ing over the far horizon.” While of prizes—a prize giving him t : Warten thansucaivervnbt that couldn't Ge explained For your age and height you should i 7 ne trys rit lor ae wd it may be true that romance seems solid years of study in Rome, pre 4 HE shrewdest woman never can be sure whether a man is trying to J see!" said the minis: “What couldn't be explained?” fy) Bn only 440 ey eae are | aa ge ot hd) e » ve h y a i tur b r °. 3 propose to hé in, ol PS. ploms d fe case e e . . fo overweigh a you to | Pde Taoanatt ‘or her eVanescent to those who are contin- ing him a future w money cares proj to her or trying not to—the symptoms in either case are jy nso asked Mra. Jarr iy strict attention to both the diet , y to spend and to save. When ually looking for it, it is not true would be a thing only to be found so similar, Bondy uid Mr. Jarr Maret Why, one t ' purmled and exe column to bring hey reach the teen age they are able that. romance is not always aroun¢ aaa ae nelGn? ; ; isi ) , to normal, Be patie | eer eeaas f) wack hon OWN aac te BUNA YeOrOUnd I REUSO HEL OE Neth ie siete A xirl t love is desired by none except youths and graybeards, monade! Where did you get elaret, the male mind t s,”" said Mr. 4 eran iieuen {te tahen en Tee i clothes, stationery and presents for "8 AUN AOU Ore BL BANGED ii) He* other men prefer not to be the subjects of experiment, lady; have you been booth: Jarr, “and that women 4 longer than others to reduce. Various members of the famiy. But During the past few weeks the press times catch the elusive Goddess o| Teac enieee namie cia SiUae ulWieu CBUe LoueL iD me in fio. result will be well wena 1 n then the font fi or has furnished us with notable ex- Romance, Here's a tramp out of a A man’s code of honor demands that he shall not make love to the jmonade with a dast ieciics: Munch? ‘ mother w « Way amples of real life tales that should job and with empty 4 hl wife of his friend; t 1 is unneces: woman ce f if ‘ — ee a eae : u a8 : if friend; the para provision is unnecessary in a woman's in it- just a dash uh. Awhero 6 we put i on shee cae a a i “One thing which particularly foralat ROCAB NO ON EALEES. wih value wands 8 he comes to code, because she feels for her friend's husband only hostility thinly Where do yet that expreasion— them?" Mrs. J feet 3 cen tall and would i : i the feolings of a girl and bo: able material and prove the exis- Mrs , Nai veiled by t ish'? 1M f There's no "I guess you t ud M to know my correct weight, also } to work Is for the tence of romance in a world cynically Chicas: i story und nary NOS a Te ee ann for che What would you suggest to reduce | their. w hen and supposed to be devoid of it ves him cakfast. Last Being married to a perpetually good-natured husband is like bathing laa ANU Rete van i crenmar ry pra aapeach teat ae Seer around the hips, as | am very j and eS et Perhaps the most glaring example week «& received 00 eturn in still water afe an e enough, but devoid of thrills and . . bu oi sane ’ . ; ree 2 ri a large there 6. &. ] eel an be found in the story of Frank for her friendly act of more than @ the suspicion of danze mannan econeetlner ate ni eA NOEL ° . leat For your age and height you should | going it see Schwartz His adventure into ro- decade axr The tramp had en 4 a ¥ : x e i - leg exercise | a 4 ile t 1 HuAband by her popula TERN, PE veS NAT ee Tab IE nt of the [guns tru and the trunk ung person sl ince reads like fiction, A poor millionaire banks ati « n= of © cradle to find a husband proves by her \ twisting will reduce the fat around tion, even t i : 1 childt hat Presider 1 . rlirht—t t ly a | wn 7 t—on s last | making the stance nade m destitute La a econd childhood ‘ ; your ips. aathan ; ind t to eke out ved the fa 1 3 IER BBS Rena! f I PO bi Vite advocate grap Hie thn eee ae 1am a constant reader of your i sy n r pie mmebody wh What MAN did ju ‘ ) ‘ : ng articles in this column nportant Tenate o PaBienGe,. Aen overauel : hat It ‘ tout "very anxious for your Nan and etn Alm ent! Then, a knock " > $ H 1% ae b v 1 help, as | am nineteen years of Hoyt. “I have ut the and—in walks Romance, peor 1 t ‘ b pful in the to sul a Sunday “ i i tia 1 298 five feet six inches tall and — ~ - f f most adventures. I - : . nae eR ET TE AER. t Mri ; ' weigh 170 pounds, | am very ine, P be t a ' e had planned and then offer to yoy, hadnre wee plain looking and, being so fat, 1 . me a $ ago two eweethearts pa ey nd Urount : i * place to thee ' y never have a good time. My boy- | A ~) 1 to cary ata ¢ One € 4 alan Ther hood friend returns from France i Until the Doctor Comes § cine» suo ant panes: tie 1 am “inured wi 1 her deepest and most authentic im- 4! grape juice and wish you had ERECT n two weeks, thinking | am ge other devoted herself to child 1 I how often she w 1y to the “love pirate” in th et len Je, 1 can r nber t i mas | was six years ago. As ( 7 oar ; ; he hates fat people, please give By Charlotte C. West, M. D traiture. To-day, a m, my dear—and WELCOME ma whe eel sf me suggestions ta reduce quickly. | Goprrisht 1022, by the 1 ublishing Co, (The New York Frening Worl) Aphs and reca f f ‘ ( fe - : $ comnre uy glare eines Subeua { 8, they ar an « 1 y & pa ¢ know - 1 ‘ at aret " 4 an sugars as ~ LOCKJAW give first aid. By this time the boiled ‘ 5 os - be Cee a, ey : Neen win ; nent faithful im i ETANUS, or lockjaw, is a cone Cotton and water will have cooled ™a hii t rl M Pua rt Iogive in this columa i ¥ i ) e loly Sufficiently and the wound should be ace Harvey of Oukia ‘ Hi aeeeeenaeamammanaaaaamadaaaaaaaaanaaaaaaaamaamamaaaaal 1 A ‘ t 3 dition caus a t solely stretched, bathed, scrubbed until not H A 1 ' ‘ eated . ’ L | I retohed, oratio Alzer 1 , r y 5 m twenty-fi rs of from wound. Any wound only all foreign matter. but all pose ,,{iostie Alger misht have created # WH oe Wr Od VY QU Have Done? } tum + and WaeR ee ceindatenaty ae | may inflict this fr ful condition, sible invis germs are removed. * § five feet four inches tall, Is that ‘ Now place a wad of boiled cotton twenty-six years old, while 4 “rs R. he 4 B € he in Ww peop ; eM eres. #, tha’ | rerefore the moment an injury of ; the wound and hold in place ' ' res 1, and Was a spray G fon muh: weighs? My “ain. ie j this character i tained the wound with a band ¥ B. GiB) eon ae eT ORES Copertant, 1921 ia An } not clear, I have pimples and should be wa as the shly a no ances use court Jen yy 14 z By Richard 8, Uhrbro \ nnie, bonnie ather - é 3 Blanee Since ene ay cine canes | 1 ble with boiled water 1 of any k such a covering '0T ™ ¢ . : HPN John Stuart rip rie - : juce and something for my baek. latte. n its ntaminated with germs » was informe " . y ot MIAH a Put this d 4 a MS. el 2 - ilso any germs that may that he was th to $15, 0, . 5 + mh 1 t a i No time should ost in calling be pre mau ndvendte Gece the m r t s A wenty-five years of age f i P He did not taint ay i . ur ns nd ¢ t in height 4 physician, Meanwhile the one who vents ver that no ¥ took a th i : i 544) takes ‘of the wound must for- wound onvey the his lawyer's mou err hang ; , ' c r 1 s ven a wld w 129 pounds, You j cibly stretch it h to expose the germ 4 ckjaw, Do not ‘ . ; ‘ ia bit you w ( 3 OWI Ang s for your diet , entire depth, as the germ may lodge thin precautions silly, foolish, V t x 8 fe at . i : ui $e ; iia aeaae ns of reducing fromy | it the bottom the wound and give unnecessary. Fatal tetanus may de- rn, He ¥ ' - i ‘ fay in this column. You rise to the trouble after it has vd. velop from trivial unds, suc! secreta ale And | n in x st we and you have pime Boil some pieces of absorbent cc pin scratches, small splinters, insect ically os Richa pay bre t A taken not tu the e cla f 1 1 te state of 2 Pp 1 blackheads, first rNse ton (or soft o'd lint, old salt or flour bites and the like partment, ¢ ‘ wie i oe vu eraployer's secrets and you used 4 1 ¢ our bags torn in shreds). Boil these and [f the wound is small ¢t can be fireplaces and filling t ' would be What would you have done? ‘ 1 “ Pu t pay 3 Jarr poured M ag t All's ¥ " world, Shun . nt Jail ; a hand brush jor five minutes. Means dressed with boric acid ointment, 60 he Stuart worked during the first year 1. Given evidence against your em ' n Xily serab, wiuile, scrub your own hands in boiled grains of boric acid to 1 ounce vase. the National B, 1 with real ¢ ment hat time ployer and broken your oath to of the grape jute monade as cu 3 Pac the back will be re- ter with a brush that has been line the first day i enon 1 thauen ral of acofe : ; ved when your general condition 1, and soap. Serub for five mins If large, prepare as — instructe ain the result was be k ery deta je fruit f ie taua dt ager i ' eye ae imp 1 when you learn to ual nse in be PANG witht Muore ian dureinnl {rekinent Peek enon coe go When be was packing business an w large its ~ ¢ ishment for contempt ¢ I didn’t sooff at the claret, it wa ALPALEA MMITH, ick brush, followed by a out diying your bande proceed to anli-tetanus scium injections, acivoled President profits were, About that ptime court? the otlar Weld Uvermilenity YoU Weed qewnnnnnnnnn é : thotdelieblag ’ A ‘ \ gy }