The evening world. Newspaper, September 3, 1921, Page 11

THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, ; iT * New York’s Foreign-Born | ‘| Population Deserting Manhattan? Decrease 181,939 in Ten Years— Other Boroughs Gain 245,782 Bronx and Brooklyn Lead._Italian-Born Only Nation- \ WHATS \ lieenameananas Cheerio! Life Is Worth the Living, Even Including War Tax Working Conditions Are Improving Everywhere" 4 Except in Female Labor Sectors. = - = By Neal R. O'Hara. Copyright, L021, by the Prone Pubtihing Ca (The New Tort Meaning Wert.) : " * t Pie : BS MY WIFE DOESN’ TATISTICS prove that the world in still the best place on earth to : ality Showing Increase- Russiaay Most Numer- THAT WANT ME TO NT S live, Tho pedostrian classes aro baing filvverized. ‘Those that can’: i ous - Percentage of Foreign-Born in Entire | HARNESS } uerapo the price of a fly oan got rattled on Henry's new railroad City 5°, Less Than in 1910. FoR > RUBBER AT now. ‘That's what you call Ford service. And life is still sweet tor the eh Batt eich: a CH ICKEN = loafing classes. With prices reduced for food and drink, It now takes ‘en, cA twice as long to starve, ‘There ts hope for all races, includ- everything in men‘s hate will be fe'! ew LEGS — By Major Joseph Caccavajo, C. E., D. Se. Copsright, 19¢t, by the Presa: Publishing Co (The om York Proving World) T HB first details as 'o number and location of foreign born residents of the eevera boroughs of New York City have just been given out by tne United States Census Bureau covering the 1920 enumeration, The figures reveal many queer shilts in the makeup of the forcign born popula- + 9 and some of them are no. only diMeuit to analyze but more than diffi- elt to explain leven years ago more than two- tthe of the entire population of thy City of New York were n in for- eign countrice Last year's census discloses the fact thet our forego born new equal but 8 per cent, of the total population, The World War and the consequent failing off in immigration, of course, had @ considerable influence in the number of aliens added to tho pupu- lation of the city, but without the knowledge (that hundreds of thou- sande of aliens have returned to their native lands during the last thre: years It would scem that the incre of foreign born over 1910 should ve more than 63,844. Every one of the boroughs ex- cept Manhattan shows a marked increase in number of foreign born, although in every borough with the exception of the Bronx the percentage of foreign born to total population decreased, In Manhattan the foreign born population decreased from 1,104, 019 in 1910 to 922,000 in 1920. This loss of 181,939 accounts in part for the decline in the number of peo- ple residing in the borough during the past decade, It is but natural to expect a de crease in German born residents, not cnly because there has been very Little immigration from Germany for many years, even before the war, but because, as the map of Europe is now constituted, those born in German Poland and Alsace-Lorraine are cred- ited to Poland and to France in the latest enumeration figures. In 1910 there were 278,114 German Dorn in the city. Last year there were Dut 103,850 native Germans, a loss of 14,264. The loss in Manhattan was 47,284; Bronx, 6,910; Brooklyn, 31,153; Richmond, 502. Queens alone showed an increase, from 30,252 to 32,347. Natives of Austria decreased from 190,287 to 126579. The decrease in Manhattan was 71,927, over 8,200 more than the total decrease for the city Brooklyn decreased 3,932, Queens, & and Richmond 246. It is dificult to explain just why the Bronx showed an increase of 19,280 native born t se HOW N. ¥..S FOREIGN BORN POPULATION 1S DISTRIBUTED Per Cent. Borough. of Total, Manhattan . ees 922,080, a7 Bronx ; 36.5 Brwokl; 2 Queens Wh 238 Richmond . « 31530 27 1 rnrrrree b ypulation uf New York City in 1910 represented over 49 per cent. of the total pop n and in 1920 had ‘opped to 3h per cent. Manhattan had 47 per cent. foreign born in 1910 and silghtiy over 40 per cent, last sear, Brooklyn decreased from 33 per ent, to 82 per cent. in the ten years. Queens dropped from %8 per cent. ~ to Jess than 24 per cent. and Rich- inond from 28 per cent. to 27 per cent. Bronx of all the boroughs is the only one which increased in percent age of foreign born, the figures being 25 per cent. for 1910 and 36 per cor 1920. The vity showed decrease in all leading natienalitice except Italy Greeee, Denmark, Norway, Finland, Roumania and Holland, Poland, Czecho-Slovakia, Jugo-Slavia, Lithu- ania and other new nationals appear in 1920 returns for the first time and are not, therefore, comparable with previous records. ‘The fact that natives of these coun- tries are credited to the new countries instead of to Germany, Russia, Au tria, Hungary, Bulgaria, &e., reduces the number of residents counted as born in the older countries and makes any statement of percentages unre- lable relating to the countries which have lost territory The only gains shown in foreign born in Manhattan during the ten years aro Greece, 10,572; France, 1,308; Finland, 1,281; Denmark, 189, and Holland, 65. Bronx shows increases in every na- tionality except four, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland and German, Brooklyn shows decreases in né tives of England, Scotland, Ireland, Sweden, Germany, Austria and Hun- Poor Simp ! TAKE (T OFF S | DON'T (HAVE To = ———_J ing the Scandinavian. Over here we aro sitting pretty. Any live guy can make a living to-day without enter- ing Mmerick contests. Autumn sta- tistios show the per capita supply of food is plentiful. Figures also prove the per capita supply of clothes is beautiful. No longer necessary for mamma to go without duds to feed the children. The dames will cut cown on clothes this fall regardless wf whether they've got children. No one need lack the necessities of life. Why let the wolf stay on your doorstep when you can keep the in- stalment collector waiting there in- stead? The instalment folks claim your credit is good. Make ‘em provo it! Even the styles have changed wita conditions. This season the gals’ colffures will be tight around the ears, but puffs will continue to come cut from their nostrils. This fal! WHAT Teter? Know + Coqoright 1921, by ie Pre Publlhing Co, (The New York Evening Wer) QUESTIONS. 1, Who has been called “the poet's poet?” 2. What is the tapering part of a steeple whioh rises above the tower called? 3. What is the largest of the duct- less glands in the human body? 4. Where was the first “stadium?” 5. How many arms has a starfish? 6. What name is applied to routes in the United States over which mail 1s transported in bulk by private oon- tract after it leaves a railway train or_steamboat? 7. What is the name of the old Eng- lish tune the music of which was adopted for “The Star Spangled Ban ner?” & Who invented the steam engine that James Watt improved? 9. What is the harder ingredient of animal fats, being the chief ingredient of suet and tallow? 10. What is the softer ingredient of animal fats? ANSWERS. 1, Edmund SI 4, Olympia, route 7 five; Anacreon in omas Neweomen; 9, exoept the reduction in prices. Even automobiles have different features now. A year ago @ salesman bragged about the hill-climbing speed of his bua. And the guy that went an! bought the car started climbing ove: the hills to the poorhouse. To-dey the bird that sells you a car brags how slow tt will take you into deb: Edison has got the college boys hopping. Just a few years back 4 Rhodes scholar's ambitlon was to 70 to Oxford to study? Now it's to 20 to Orange, N. J. to work, if the Rhodes boy can pass the entrance exams. <A varsity alumnus once thought {t hard work to be a profes- sional perfume smeller unless there was time off for attacks of hay fever. ‘Those were the days! Now when a colleger looks for a job he takes a hoe or a shovel, or he can take his rick. But business is sweet for the M. D's. Three R's of a doctor's edu- cation to-day are reading, 'riting and Rk. Any budding moedico Is sure of a good practice right away so long as luis preseription blanks hold out. The stomach pump specialists aren starving, either. In the femalo labor sector things aren't so natty. Ziegfeld chirps tha show girls aren't drinking an Zieg means any more than they ca hold. Cooks are also scarce. Scare than burglar alarms on the tow dump. When a guy wants to hay Up a cook he doesn't go to an ci ployment agency now. He goes to detective agency. Parlor maids 2 likewise scarce, except around keyholes, Us males have spoiled the frail s+ for work. We furnish padded chair for stenographers. The cook gets davenport in her room. Shop ga! frab off rest and recreation room and the wrens at Central wan steamer chairs just because the wear middy blouses, It's too muc: Next thing we know the female s+ will be expecting us to give ‘em seat In the subway. due to the separation of natives of land, 124; Switzerland, 576; Italy, 416; Poland and other new countries who Russia, 785, and Austria, 833. As will TOE os aa a Kaen «eee amu | How to Reduce Your Weight 41 Pers Doscher. The Jarr Family - By Beeb Melodia eee © formerly were credited tc Austria. be noted, the losses in Queens are “PBR, Zl. by the Dow Rpblihing On, the articles, “How to reduce your tremely noticeable in proportion to Covmmight. 1021, by thin Prom Irublish ing Ob. seea in print,” Mrs. Jarr went on, of the Delaware hearted lady wil) ‘ ” 1 si weight.” | am twenty years old, » body. A mask can be worn at ee SRIDE ISHED et!!! speaking as though solely to he elreus. She moet asahlow at The same is true of Hungary and very sm y speaking F: 1 1 lows aes aie oun Tees bit ' Kindly let me know how much weigh 169 pounds and am § feet nicht which will start up a perapira, + N THE 10th of the month,” gare and ygnoring friend husband, whom she fell in love wit 1 Rusia. chmond laag but few of any na- | should weigh. | am fifty-one inches tall, Please advise me ROMMDRROC Mpa are Tinie end: jgnoring oi ns ave) neith! and Bo at Hungary declined over 12,000 dur- tionality except Irish, 1 Rinsia; years cid: five feet one inch tall, how to reduce, also please note ie pare ee yer fo think it a wonderful ca. aved off h ye up Wy ing the ten years, from 76, to 64,- S84; ¢ any, 502 and Austria 246. Al that daily | spend one hour row- WO astringent afterwar end ue , motherly devott that is UP fs arlistle ear ) says, and the an 5 16 te Onna fimUres) Which! wiltl al Ge so what exercise to take for my ing and another swimming. rubbing the face with Ice has a very that be? But noe matter, £ don't joi. the wreteh er and Sid, Manhattan has 18345 fewer otive borm of forign parents age to reduce a large abdomen. R. B. benclicial effect snippose PIL sce her, except, of coarse, * meee Gath “ee Hmngarians, Brooklyn and Rich- pot as yet available, but the M. K. Rowing and swimming are excellent = if wa € the @hildnen t6 ihe einai: [eo Temsto)be Tet dition this imy mig mond lost but a few each, but Bronx ures will undoubtedly give a Vor your height at your age you for developing your muscles. but strict- BILLIE E. E—Wor your noxteaummat ANAI(H (heammorcine le ee ite, remarked Mr Yes, yes! Go on ted My ‘Ki nencentawe Gt) personk® a er attention to diet will more quickly you should weigh about 135. pe : Jaen. If 1s in paratves to you Jarr. his sad spory ihe) ee Increased 4,388 and Queens 1,839 dur- Percentage Of persons who, while should woish not more than 125 mayen your verwelshts tis panmnie You will rind that the. tei and | i mu . ‘ a ! nt ic born her ave both s % ove eh i yERE My IAG L Hessen eK vid pefu 1 le enp! ou'e p quite beard wdy is elranke op i" ing the decade, With the tremendous ¢P "Germany, Ireland, re. pounds. To reduce your abdomen should be enough for your height at cling exercises will be very What ARK you tathing abour, Mt rN RIES, OU pen UuD ler ded lad iene Oe immigration from Russia for @ num- and other countries Which have con- {ry trunk bending, trunk twisting your age. in reducing your legs that is if you are addromsing m af chegae king In parables.” Well Foam trying to teil it = eure i ted heavily evio’ ears a 0) i anited) the ed MG OK RDRUAS. parabies. you,” replied rs ire testil s ber of years prior to the war it uted lieavily In previous years to and touching the floor with finger gHiRLEY §.—Masnare will reduce ANNA- You should weigh about 143 “ked the puszled Mr. Jarr 1 oMee date, komt king Pitod Ate. tare italy would be natural to expect a marked densus showed that the {DS Without bonding the knees, and the flesh around the face if It is ex- pounds, Of course one can't believe alloene about this story in the OPH Aran fecan tte te Pu oniea so sh increase in Russian-born residentsof native born of native parentage in @!8o the after-bath abdomen rub — — a raise a beard again, and then re New York, but the census figures the city represented but 50 per cent will i +4 nn: Ma to her profession of cireus freak, She thow that there has been a decrease Of (he nilive Jur, Of foreign, me Uiminh weir cclen iow ee A N h ‘ - says, according to this news account! of 4,424 instead of an increase, ‘The fait of the number of foreign born reduce my weight? | am seven. | J t l th D t C ; C tsh « d M @ia it for the sake uf my child, te decrease in Russians in Manhattan whites, which at that time exceeded Aes nea Of Aue: welahe 178 ntl e octor omes our Ip an arrlage Ree aay MORAtEn te LeneONe By a in number even the native borm of . -2 inches Fi a < was almost 11,000. Queens decreared 19, OUT he ents in height. My neck measures By Charlotte C. West, M. D. By Betty Vincent WUWell what of it? asked Mr, J 785 and Richmond 584, while there ‘"iine wight idea of the make-up fifteen inches, waist thirty-five $ $ fgg Woes MERE BACT AskeO: MEE Tes was an increase of 59,226 in the of the foreign born population of the {nches and chest thirty-eight J that Shes to exppore tha Mal Troux and 19,444 in Brooklyn City of New York may be had from — inches. JPL. Copyright, 1941, by ie Prom Publishing Co, (Tae Now York Brening World.) Copyright, 1921, by the Irma Publtaning Co. (The New York Prening World.) ipa at (al Support the litt]: 5 . the fact that natives of Ensland You are entirely foo stout for your useful for first ald work. It ean 46 5 det A \ Til Ma pad asa There was an increase of over 48- Numbering, T1404, would. populate age; to bring your weight to normal, CAN YOU APPLY A BANDAGE ge rneny Pupisieaiy Mian cutee! SSP hoe, ee MINGENT St Dear Miss Vincent: Am en Tit Mn't Mtrange becesise: ahe ip ii 000 in ehe natives of Italy throughout ‘Troy, N. Y., with its 72,013 residents, which should be 130° pounds, you may, BC Ay: ORE hag linen, muslin, gauze, 20 to 24 am’ a. girl of seventesn gaged to a widow. Have learned = inother,” said Mra. Jarr. | “Rut how the city, but Manhattan decreased in Irish born, of which there are 203.901 must daily pay strict attention to dict called mpon to apply a band- inches Jong. For quick & ences and deeply in love with there is another man calling and = ** oe 7 ed of a man stealine ri by 16,502 and Queens by Within the city limits, approximate and all of the exerci Try to age @ qan's handkerchiof can bo used. @young mani one. year my senior. [notice she pays more attention horse for sake of his dea! talan born by 16,502 jucens bY the ontire population of Atlanta, Gu., bring your neck measurement Stal aancer in whieh (eno alter ener on itself it beoomes a, ov: baahfill “andi'teo ok rs 416, while Brooklyn has 37,546 more or Akron, O,, cities with over 200,000 about thirteen inches, through 5 SARC, Oi FREE ip Tecan je is very basil and too shy to him than to me. She converses —"I.ook at the baseball player wit Italians, Bronx 14,243 and Richmond each. ercise and massage, To reduce your DOvice docs this would be amusing, V00r yur a sling. ‘To apply. bold the %@ tell me that he loves me, al with him for a half hour when |} Chicago, team. who | helped | t | 4.433, than they had in 1910. Scandinavians of New York equal walst to t t inches try were it not for the fact that severe gym at the « the forearm extender though I know he truly does. Can she says goodby to him, leaving tee ge “or his Wate na tee Iretand is the mative land of almost 4p Aumner tie popula Hen GF Haupien Sunk ae A Og aval Danae hens infection, hemorrhage, deformity, and at a right across the body you tell me how | can make him me alone, and since | discovered remarked Mr, Jarr, “And you bes 7,2 m1 in De 5 rede ouch! ie io" i o D8. ea ) Nace the br edge f the triangle . © 1 " < 50,000 ¢ewer Mew Yorkers than and Norway. The Italians born in Your chest should be thirty-one 89 OM, may result’ from slipshed Bae Pres Ones, Ee CUE feel more comfortable and at ease he was an old sweetheart of hers dently think that all the finer seni 4 claimed the Fimerald Isle as their sunny Italy number 388,978, or more inches. All of the group exervises methods, because every type of band- jremitios, one up in front when he is in my company? before her first marriage | am a meals Ags more highly developed Birthplace in 1910, Of the 203,90 of tan the entire population of New Will also be helpful, You must aye 4s desigmed to (1) hold a dressing; hind the’ forea nd fasten “PUZZLED SEVENTEEN.” little uncertain about marrying Snaps pete care Rats: iow Fn wey, 161059 resige in Man, CTSA oF Minnowpolie, Germans start @ strict 219 (2) support a part; (3) exert pressuse, {Ne pationt’s necks the pes it is quite natural for boys of hers | am twenty over,” ald Mra. Jur. "T never hear hattan, 34,534 less than ten years Wash. or ies cite, Kan! Nauves | am fifteen years of age, 5 feet In the absence of a ready-made | [he triangle ie at tne eighteen to be shy, Girls, on the * ne of anything as strange as that, previous. Brooklyn Irish decreased of Austria exceed in number the pop- 5 inches tall and weigh 142 bandage, tear or cut strips from any ror @ head injury place the broad ( hand, usually have a very You do not state the age of the your’ 37,098 and Richmond 1,273, but the vlation of Des Moines, and those of poundes WU ay ulndly advise clean white material, a sheet. a table edge around the back of the head, plea! relf-confident manner. Sim- widow. However, I will make a guess io Fant reotes Mr, teen, others was 2 Polish birth outnumber the popula- me what my reai weight ough ath, pett and roll quits the apex or point over the forehend: ply be jo nd try to lv yn- that ahe is older! Be sure that yeu f° i -Art Harr | Bronx stowed an increase of 410 and [ion he wridgeport, Conn ee be and what | should do to reduce (0th, Petticoat, Bo. and roll quit» Senda aronnan the eary ys dolly aad try te lnod the aan~ SASF! elder Pnt Yea Hopson, the tattooed man. He was Queens, which seems to be especially Manhattan still jeads in number of — the upper part of the feet? GREK atom Luria, Wane GASMeit Ah not over the fore’ Turn versation and in this way you will soon are taking the right step and beware with a carnival company playing in | attractive to those of foreign lands foreign born, having about an equal R. E. F, hold, but not enough to cause d x over the pin or knot draw bim away from own ehyness, of the too-merry- widow what was called a pit show at Johns | number to Brooklyn and Bronx com- One hundred and thirty pounds i6 comfort; the bandage must lie flat = —-—---— ——— i LG town, Pa, The ahow was submerge! \ gwbo seem to shun the other boroughs, Piney or almost half of the entire plenty weight for 6 feet 5 inches. gi simooth, eact tus! Ate Dear Miss Vincent: | have and swept away in the great Johne. hes 1,937 more real Irigh than lived gijen ‘populuation. ee ere seentuae prime Amit smooth, ech turn Slightly OVE 6 A vnmmmmnnnnnnAAAAAAAANAANAAAAAAAAACAAAAAAAACAAAAAAAASAAE? boon going with a prominent dec- town flood. Hl stepbrother searches | there in 1910, When we consider that one in every at the beginning of the course, is ex- Rees teen ahauid Ue be age s H if tor’s son for three years and | for his remains for years. Not his "ae aiready stated, the foreign born twelve persons in New York was born cellent to make nimble and reduce the against skin surface Always place a Recipes for the ousewlfe love him very much. He, for his Wif? tind you, tout hie stepbrothea ; : t His stepbrother was but h in Russia, one in fourteen first saw the ankles, also the ankle and leg rub layer of cotton brtween a hasteldiane Decche oni panes as poor, but he d Hight of day in Italy, one in twenty. given in the bath series bes), In bandaging, one. of the cx. qn nnn : bets tne told me 1: arse. OPE. termined 1b sive & aeons Duriar seven is of Irish birth, forty Is, - remities never in c OCR ‘| “ inl i ie fini, r t we could ever fin y FOREIGN BORN from Poland, one in forty-four from [vamtwanty stom) years) roid tigress leave dicen ero ure atte Pia dah Un SP RE Cony Cima) Mime Wane renin) Tessie © wants me to marry him this him. Just recently, in excavatin.: IN Austria and one In every fifty-six «8 weigh 130 pounds “fam 5 few to rinine the pressure of the FLOATING ISLAND. of gotling wa fall. He is rich and | know he is by the ar Johns = POPULATIO: @ native of Germany, the statement 1 inch in height ow mz bandage. Numb aes sdend fan cine a cu (Vie abe tnd place on toy an ideal man in every way, but I rom. aed ana j that New York is the most cosmapoli- pounds overweiaMw am | and Af swellins show @bat t aie i SEES bit of cusrar’ am_anly seventeen. Is that too und—petrified, turned ty , City of New York tan ctty in the world is beyond may | reduce? Ales, how m. tight, that the girculation is cu boiling Stir two tanto n centre of white young to marry? Really | know 14910. 1 argument. The Americanization cf be cured of indigestion, w and the bandage must be loosened, | usin into the yolks of two beaten we will settle down together | Petrified man can be bur tatives of. 920. § its allen population even unto the which | am bothered quite ba Aswave tae wour patient ant and gradually pour over thin half of BAER EREVELAT fome day, because I feel that | ied, can't het™ Mra. Jarr inquired REE semvnrecceneees+ IED 479.7% second and third generation is one at times? H. J. H. dage limb in the D rag - Eonaeanilee Aas GO! have found the right one, But Yes, of course,” gaid Mr. ; Ral -sesememenssensess S407O8 308.9783 of the big tasks of the city of New You are only about ten pounds over- which it ia to be carried ‘ryt the hot milk, stirring constantly Take two-thirds goosoherricn and should | marry now? PUZZLED. ind Hi-Art Harry had his name and Wretaad ---r0ermme as aera 203,918 York in which every section of the weizht, and by paying attention to ¢ tiae of the bandage at the Wis mixture to the remaining milk 1m on. third raisins. Weigh and allow Seventeen is really too young to dite of his birth tattoned on his Pofees (pete tome, fon is vitally interested. proper diet as well as trunk bending smaliest , mi (ankle, saucepan and dott until it thickens, gyre, rth pound of sugar to each MTy While many girls of our chest, go his stepbrother just had the The right kind of an education and and trunk twisting exe You will wrist) and) ow notions th 5 Then. ti - . e mother's and Imother's day wed date of his death ehiaelled beneath. ‘Avetria 90,237 stirring often. When K PEMOVe Found of fruit, Put int ; i aj Germany respect for the country of their adop- he able to improve your « ive or- dressing snugly and extend several i ove pound of tru Jt into preserving at this 1 do not thimk the modern with the words ‘Rest in Peace,’ vod England tion at the threshold of the Nation are gans. Proper mastication is essentia! laps above it; fasten wath uny from stove and stir in a teaspoonful of Kettle and bring gently to a boll, stir- girl ma so young. If] were you they planted Hi-Art Harry's petrities second in importance to no other duty to good digestion, yins or with adhesive plaster, lit vanilla or bitter almonds. When ring to prevent burning, Remove 1 should wait until [ reached my form to the waist, and didn't have to Neneery . y cs ‘ Li . the American le owe themselves —- the ends, carry around the limb in slightly cool pour into glass dish or scum as it rises, Then boll quickly eighteenth birthday, That is an ideal ge to the nse of a tombaton: peop! . d imb in slig Aad and their new associates in maintain. * | have just become a reader of opposite directions and tte. individual dishes. When ready to for fifteen minutes and pour into jars age to »mar Talk this over with 1 sont nieve a word of iti’ " ing and fostermg our ideals, the newspaper for which you write ‘The triangle bandage ts the mpst serve whip uhe whites and drop by or glasses, zx the young man and see how ho feels. snappec rs. Jarr,