The evening world. Newspaper, September 19, 1921, Page 17

(THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1921, How to Keep Your Husband Happy! Secrets of Management Learned By Wise Wife Who Was How to Reduce} : Your Weight { Right in Your Own Home j : appointed task. At all events, it will occupy the time until Num- ber Four comes along.” This is the mysterious author's in- troduction to the test guidebook to matrimony, “My the frank, funn. ee Husband: clever story of them as told by their collective widow She is an hwoman who chooses to be anonymous—probably for con- Biderations of “sufety first"*—and bouk, published by brentano’s, has set all London guessing and giggling, Maids, wi and widows in New York will be equal tind many a help? amused and will hint on “home management," for tne book should be sub-titied “How t K H py Though Helot Ly Husband all three with 1 1 hand in the velvet glove —and they just loved eat- on,” — Bie to mak bland! ad hoj me believe that women were born to obedience. Luc for me something inside me said ‘stu and nonsense,’ 1 always obeyed my husbands in really big things, but it is the little things that make Iife Now b tively from this compara- enced ential mono- r between and the of a we wisdom and philos: on whom three mat have been called by Fate, but who insists t! yet Is’she out You must read if you w lore of * wn: some of the best My Three Hu the benctit of * But here are ys guess- mistake to let a man know you love him. In the first place will make him con- celted; in the second, wi Jesa of you. A wife's duty to h and her hus “let me hay: your numbe: “He ain't got it,” sang out Potter, “The Anti-Walker Democrats have got ft.” Mr. walker was incensed. Arising from his seat, he held up one hand. “That's an insult,” he said, “There's a plot behind that remark.” “Ha! Hat Pretty snappy joke!” ‘ang out Potter, who distils his own stuff at home, “Is Constable Pelee Brown pres- ent?” asked the Mayor. “Right here, sir!” replied the of- ficer. “Arrest that man!” The Constable flew at Potter. A fight followed in which Brown was knocked down four times and tripped up three more. He succeeded in get- ting his man out of the hall, how- ever, by promising to lend him some false whiskers to wear to the fancy dress ball of the Ladies of Martha Lodge next week. As they went out the Mayor mounted the stage and explained that it was just a plot to belittle him, “Tam as honest as the day is long,” he said. Just then Potter poked his head back in the door and yelled: “Maybe! But after dark—oh, boy!” “Soak him!" yelled the Mayor, “I did,” answered Potter. The Mayor then left the hall by the back door. The incident has set the whole town talking. ‘There is much indignation. THE WHOLE FAMILY HA BoBBED coe HAIR! Ah G real strength and development obtained by resistance. So 1 chosen to-day's lesson because ft Is a splendid example of this type of ex- ercise, In childhood we thought nothing of turning & somerault, but that for a very stout woman seems Impossible Ho: , daily practice of to- lesson will so strengthen the scleg of the neck and back that the nimbleness will return to the spine and before we are through with this course of reduction you will be able to turn a somersault, The weak neck and a weak back are always the un- derlying causes of nervous disease ¢ 4 Going Down! EAR OLD FOLKS: It is D one of the faiting signe of age that the older we grow the more curious we be- come. We are forever asking the young folks where they have been, not thinking that One of our children comes: ina weask: “Where have you ly ‘Tho very tone of our voic cates distrust, whereas our child may have been next door, The young people of to-day need more freedom, despite the fact that pr ons say they have too much fremiom Faith and curiosity never go together. Yours truly, ALFALFA SMITIL —— ’ ied Th Ti Y ? I ! - By Maurice Ketten Head Balancing Exercise Reduces That -‘ SITWeW SUTCe LUNES 3 an You Beat It! «ees: By Fagged Feeling at Night. PETERS A i TT ‘ ® > — a . Sal aati ' How to Handle the i Jealous Husband, The Mayor LHAD MY HAIR.) [AAD My AAR rae BOBBED. DADDY i ‘ i The Ladies’ Man, D 1 ° : get ts ani ' a and Make of e hi CK f ; e " Your Husband By Bide Dudley. ie { Anything You Wants « ° Cou | 4 ~ Him to Be t Tight R a pliahine Co, = ° J =e ‘i AYOR CYR PERKINS H ‘ A I WALKER of Delhi will be } : By Marguerite Dean. the complainant Monday at ; : re ae vets reg woud the trial of Hop Potter, an Antt- ‘ : 6 SI think of my poor mille Walker Democrat, who caused a | jon sisters doomed to a commotion in Hugus Hall Wednes- 4 : manless existence, pity day night at a performance given by 8 | surges up from my bosom and a mind-reader. The Mayor clalms AD EO BATON: : ‘ almost chokes me. * * * It is Potter insulted bi ds tri t 4 to these less fortunate sisters inake alee abpace Eareareasin a By Doris Doscher. ene A vay Met td ‘he : that | address these words, in the ah ne oan as ! Coprelaht, 1921, by the Press Publishing Co, Suis hi i ten “4 to leer! a : hope that from them they will ) 5°" 0) 11° au in order to burt (The New York Kventng World.) phe ind arson eel Rees: nee TWaPs vesmathing oF the cart oF nis race for re-election. LITHOUGH the head bending and t ip Hanehe M i eondlien Husbandry—the getting, manag- s one point in the show the mind- ~ ~ A head circling exercise whieh bd Have ena ike axenic if ing and keeping of a husband. As reader asked people in the audience | HAD MY HAIR, eo, SSewy GINw FT en pumcet corareeig (he ABiMhed pontibe, Minny eeayel a thelce-blessed bride, | feel that to mention numbora, 2 this course s sutfictent to provide ¢ belles ile tot So ; 1am fully qualified for my self- ‘Come on, Mr. Mayor,” he sald; Bosspebd Soli, Uae ilas ise BossBeD ) Caeroime ong ene (Uno oa Ok Uneee Sante Gin: Waa RCHRIT HE overweight, will have to partly sup- port the weight of the body on the hands at first, but as the muscles of the neck Increase thelr strength you will soon be able to take the exact position of the Mlustration with the hands placed on the thighs and the weight balanced on the head and toes, ‘There 1s @ psychological effect on your will power when you get away from the feeling that you cannot handle your body as readily in one position as in another. It is «imply a matter of educating your muscl to an unaccustomed strain. In this exercise, like that of our last lesson, the organs are again held in a dif- ferent position from that assumed in our ordinary life, and that is why this exercise 1s wonderful for relax- ing the pressure of the organs inst the spime and stimulating m with renewed circulation, The un on the toos will venefit tne pe of the legs. The strain on the head will strengthen the muscles at the base of the brain where the im- portant nerve centres are. So I ad- Vise you to take it when you return home from the day's work with the (eeling of general tag. Answers to Questions. M. H. Lior your twenty-seven nd 5 feet 7 inches in height suvuid only weigh about 146 s. Fhe publicauon you refer to with diet only, but’ m: ence has been that the great fit can omy ‘be derived by combin ng diet and eaercise. In your case you will have to pay particular attention to exercises that jrengthen = the Diuscles of the bust, and also during the after-vath rubs’ be sure to apply a dasu of cold water after the est rub. eben ene pewwesee sees epeecese ees A A *» MAE M.—¥or your age and height a i 4 @ ° you suould weigh about 100 pounds. make him | H You wil find taat you will be able t ever much she may love him, st ousewife’s Scrapbook : * T ted reduce above the wauitline b " : much & educe above the wi e by paying pam oa — How Do You Quit The Jarr Family es ee tc fo a ae glim and (he exercise for the spine given devoted Wives make m- RINGUE w: % 2 rue e ae te ae Ree eee Job? ay yb Mataniel Recipes Se ase woman who tro wart at Spoonful powdered sugar our oD: THREE COUSINS.—Until you and eens feet ts bound to get It trod- § mixea with one-fourth teaspoon hie I Loeb Copy 1 V he New York Evening Ward.) By Emilie Hotfman. your two cousins reach your fui) bon inal hy Ms developine 8 very diltic “The right place for a woman's han Were eae oir ad By Sophie Irene Loeb. ? 6 6FTO-NIGHT'S the night we play h air, and if you wu H Fel Hepat reanities anlalor eho euro on beat ag uickly ane a rer tie Sheet ! an ; AO isurementa fe : heart is behind her eyes and close to $ gnena, gain quickly and pst) hy tee Ereee Fubllshing Co. (the New York Breatay Wold) | br ut the Rangle MAae totaxcuve meron Teh, ty the Freee Publishing C&- — causy in two or three years your linos r day I visited a > statement : Mr. Jarr ae New York tvenina World.) pletely change. My advice to pled off the herntmanse can mer had: hesnsome tine over At pay accepted the com- CORN RELISH. you Utes Would be to take such ex- tal upon which her husband has To make a flaky ple crust mix DERES Dan a Bae) oe ' Phe ea evar eea ane > one small cabbage, four er Be WUE EY any Os yelon your pedea al i Tee aie RenAiEc OF Cap ROMER oo empl I noticed one of th noted that Mrs. Jarr was makin prom hey went over to. the HOP one small cabt eppers Usires and you Reed not worry about ebout ear: for he will $ one-fourth cup boiling water, § men working with more zeal than the move to change her attire, ne sweet (red and green) pevPeS exact hip and bust measurements, never bu re. If she pate Be one ane a shalt ohers at the same job, and mado have che, and I ete and four | onions: 5 Ben Peon who ig tales peers old, should *docsn't, in all probability her hu eu 0 which has been quiries as to how much of the zc i I ; dozen cars of corn (cut rem cob), ona weigh avout $5 pount Soca ea added @ pinch of galt and hait a § {RQUITICS ete ay ee average ace, But it Ore ee s : x ire Mr. pound sugar, one-fourth cup Sait, one- AK. wu is itteen and @ half years “If only we women would realize $ te4spoon baking powder. SIDS ee: SR USO Or 12. ae his interest OFD: s ‘ ry little bridge fourth cup dry mustard and one ol “should weg ut 108 pounds. tal, we wouldn't be so silly as to de- Perhaps you will like a dash T pointed souls thon sack oath ue ret aw: : ; But, looky Ir. Jarr eX- office, ‘Pant's a way the men have. minutes and seal while hot xh about 109 p . mand equality with men. On tho $ of Chili sauce added to the tm, ployer t that particular per same enter. Postulated. “How can we play bridge Ob, | know thent" s S apaurin platform we may be man's equal; $ onnaise or boiled dressing. Tt} Svived to do more than the othe me ApItity Ho put ore With three p Mr. and Mrs, Rane | “Wes, A Mrs Jarr, “but if tt BORDEAUK CAUCE are ar yeln BARE Eat ToL eae OAloun pedrelaliwelane manle Garten aba a plduant Gaver Ol, he is a new nun! he an- Prat tha ste AUT arena Why aon’: you want ete 40 ment {0 Ko oUt play- slice very fine, or shes} ne quar bara eae je cartalnl@ eaumarl neal raaniay acne disiad swered smiling All a aro DA CERaR HLL SAGER et cards how lot of men he natoes, (WO qu ‘ aK a woman Is an infalli- rae see Be ee es ob a in| , live on were complaining you never got See rete dea WARE Tine WEE caterer naa cenu titan: Here C. L. P.—No cream ts necessary for Cee e ae ee ee a Te ae ee Mee rosimutaly tao ain few weeks’ r and that c ut oe" i EHEC CELE AG eae. ahiat does Rece Decne massaging for reductian, as the bene- Goesn't love her. Silly creature! she 3 [itehen walls made by atriking 3 and do a ss people for w ked would “I I any enguxe OE GUN Gna AIWASES BRAC HEL, CeoriNirdae CeLiisacon fit Is der trom the working of Ought to. make up her mind and ner a oe eee eee ocd ge eect one of the big faults in the Seleve that ho was doing the same Farr Inter FAN te ee BRR TREE NR aR ara the tissues ti ssure of the hand @ppearance that he shall love her, 3 With @ bi emon, Sara anoetes fs SF BiAionkt soon observed that {t was so. in wile - - Ota Gilat aid as it moves from the ankie the to bé loved.” f ls wast Warm 3. And He stants De Be He ed his tasks and took more te Fasiest way out at tie ume t i Dy oR vo tablespoons aalt, and ina rotary motic “The easiest kind of a man to man. $ Water And eoap and wipe with $ ludl you thinis he ts going to, be tins cals, and tid a number of Sty Vd come. Not that 1 wouldn't Si aeae phar a Bin Pere sea ees Ge eed ‘i ep ks a age is a ladies! man, but one must go : ha ntaed ; such seem trivial things but tok whe nets tn they were out at the Icebox, elder vinegar, Boll all together until A. B, C-—You are entirely too tall about it in the right way. ‘There are “He gets into # rut after a while y showed up aver ao humble) therein nothing. Guuuake, Ib eookod-mropably about for your aga but car vale Halbne eae goine wonien married to ladies’ mon and sometimes even worse than tha place ¢ ore ten minutes. Seal while hot ounes would not be too much, The { who got silly and jealous when their we have to discharge him because uch @ change eos = us — weight you requested In your i husbands siay out late, or ar pt ements and seem to delight in devs not come up tu the mark at al would be between 140 and 150 at the office, or do the’ hundred and taking a back seat among the pots “So [always wsatite a Worker not was ye : : t Ps i 5 pounds, One things that iadios’ men do, Others pans, keeping him well fed and hy how he begins lis Job, but the more things. t : their hu ands’ ing up any stray crumbs that way he quits {t.” nt to avoid as much as poss: ble ° ° Ser Moet, Ba Ma Tie "Hes W's reat deat or train in SNS Se Sori ee cd Taxims of a Modern Maid § .."°.".:-23 225, 2 “Both these methods are wrong, and = 1 i common 1 their age. Your Aa@u Ly % 2 4 ; ; $ elr age daughter Is under- i k are bound, sooner or later, to end In Cnciency in all things. And an in- ‘ iy Siarguerite Mooers Marshall. nt for her height (she should ie WHA I Do You? "My fecipe Je very almpte, rind eflclent wife tn to me, the most Pie tt Couyrieh, A921, by tho Breas Publishing Co, (Toe New York Rrentng World), SOURS Luton eaten ‘| out what it is in the other woman that #v@ of animals 9 Wane. of an that par 4 ; CO Patel . » Know °$ atiracts chan , or Harry, or William, Wants, above all things, to marry and nwhen a woman knows her passion is ebbing, she may his height about ten to PEGI ETA Ee eet eee ED en and a happy home and a 5 ‘ nis. I would suggest, as set to work to beat that woman at her husband must iearn to oe y find herself caught in the undertow of remcenibrance. your children are gaining HY I jo beat tha aan at h 1 If that e's chosen p v But Mrs. dine ny heir tull bony de ment 80 early, Cora New York Brenig own game. | It'a quite easy If you fi ssion—-and wit! tof us it 1s t would only remember bis wife's birthday, in the first place, 1t that you ace to It that ‘they ‘Rave ‘ a w u nuke U hinds to make \ ' ' i cost lim muah jen an 0 square hims ‘or forgetting. prop st and nourishi 4, in what Otale [0 the Mot Sarifae ly advice to young married cou- 8°, 2 ust u minds to mak eat a c ; : fin much less than it does to square t for forg fe A peat 63) | euriah ne food uatll reservation located? ples is to make up thelr minds from BONO 8! heuer gorry for the suf en a woman loves @ man It may be for years, it may be forever, qiese years moan a great deat feo 2. Of what country is Bangkok the Ray Visy are panned Foie fering and sick, but it is quite beyond for & month or six weeks-—but only the second of (hese posst- the sture health, #o I know that capital city? vay at all costs from their relations, ie ts show sym pal x er. M Jar 5 an . . ou wi nw? ;, 3. How many pinte are there in a and to live thelr own lives In their in6, {0 Show sympatiy for the inetil- ‘ ; bilities even occurs to HIM! Fee ee cme er SOME RORY 2 wash t ‘isa kaiwenn Acla Miner teehee ers en iee ROWANER inate, merely for the sake of & red ula Marriaze, as every thoughtful man admits, s @ matter of « ent igen 4, What sea lies between Asia Minor muc! seach other, must quar- BamarcuaiO einnest nenand z t ; ‘ 7 = 6, In what are the hides of cattle derstand ench other's point of view. for that support. T.vorce is too The i on e and ‘ eve id's darts used to be the favorite weapon tn tho eterna! manhunt; fine years of age, 5 tect 11 tacks ta and sheep steeped to make Russia Sooner or later they are bound to ret- food for tiem; they to be Iways gol t y 4 r node t Me. they followed by the vention of various sorts of f¢ ce s 150 pounds, and the _ leather? tle down if they are alone. With her fe cated UE is 1 t P : y ' i Arteria? 260 pounds, and the woman 6. From whose writings is “Con- mother or his hanging around and “Mees mon ar TRIMIENAra we t und a ' but of today knows that it's the long stern chase which brings [nchcs tn hermit Ie aback rake setae science makes cowards of us all giving Wretched advice at wrong and naturally they ‘ whe a 1 > 1 iy prey 4 6 ight weight, ted? moments, they are nearly certain to making Ii nicely auit it fe t —Y quptfrom what did Monday get ite g0 from bad to worse,” Dee ine tittle te who au Nes i with a perfectly true that a woman is glad to make sacrifices fo wt tt Se eg are, allenily Bader aman “Honesty (with simplicity) is al- ioned ewan it 4 two te 1 it man she lov and that he evinces almost equal pleasure in accepting by weight for your height, phe & What is the chief officer of the ways the best policy in matrimonial raptu . in the | ul t matte I mix H vd wt @ psy et that you have be 1 so long “4 Canadian Government? If a man knows that you the 80 muen how sou aet at th i t Invited any D. p ly the cause of your undere 9, What province in France is a good wife to two hus: ing, the rump! ; kKluning as how you wher irs angle When a woman finally brings herself to the point of telling a man d De not ta “tiset macnn named for the Northmen who occupied bands, and loved them, naturally he ated’ ton pass‘onate p cvery work fir : too athe horarhens ThIEK aun (mul Oe dhial bo Guehi io busihee ave u have started on the toad te it in the tenth century? feels fairly certain that you will love the hoarse ery of triumy another and bet “Ww that is, if your sie} , uy y itis easy for cou te eee 10. What is the line of separation him and make him a good wife, Prac- ey know; but they don’; snow Many a iche said Mr. Sarr, pounds of chocolates or there ts Anc fan » NEVER thinks xtra pounds, ‘The main thing between two drainage valleys called? tice always does not make perfect.” how silly it erems to the woman ory tha’ si bat he--bores her! s for you to be patient and ae > “ have no patience with silly who has been loved before. end Vm you know eh 3 ey) a ea ber that £ re’s pe: ry ANSWZRS. creaturcs who cram their lovers with “A woman, ever who is people jon't want met 4 1 y The perfect flower of discourtesy 1s that which every man presents to ber that ag AIK ayy nealing \ 1, Arkansas; 3 4 iiss. What is the good of it? Truth educated, can m to your previc y » is to get me into a bridge game his wife ES not to overtax your Aegean; 5, birch a ‘are; will out. And what on earth 1s the desire. A marr’ n make accordingly and make @ fuss if I do not play to Once burne: 1 os Mikel vi strength and lyou wil! be fuly repaid 7, moon; 8 Premier; 8 Normandy; use of marrying a man and then los- }r/, husband anything that she If you set @ pace, keep it to tho «uit you. I'va had experience playing nee buroed, twice shrwbys onee Givoreedeswice op likely to be divorced strength andaeau. wit an eee: 10, watershed, ing his love? I must aay I do Like wants.” very end. with yor But I am dying for again, secure a very nourishing diet ‘