The evening world. Newspaper, September 28, 1921, Page 21

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1921 NE ar ol ?¥ How to Reduce Your Weight Right in Your Own Home oe epecuiae ase To-Day’s Exercise Not Only Great Aid ins By Maurice Ketten Eliminating Excess Fat but Also in a Energizing Whole System. vie-izing the Old Masters} |, Dy sa = Newest Screen Idea J . Pretty Girl Evolved Characters in Old Paintings Come _ to Life and Enact Silent Dramas **Kitig Cophetua and the Beggar Maid,” Burne- an You Beat It! seethe THAT GUY TELLHIN A STRANGER, /N | ‘Jones’s Famous Painting, Miss Vera Royer’s IS LONESOME To FOLLOW | | TOWN WHO WANTS HEN you wolgh the transitory yuluo of money or fame against the: = u: First Subject, to Be Followed by “Mona = TO IOIN * You spend aah day In carrying out the insiructione for your fe: | ot Lisa’ and Other Masterpieces. duction and health course more than repays you; not only in the bringing © of your weight to normal but In the glow which the better circulation gives you and the ease and grace with which you are able to move your body, Pers | a ss By Marguerite Dean. 1, by the Prem Publishing Co, (The Now York kvening World.) —— Copyright, Fables for which was once awkward and bur- , densome. In our last lesson I showed you how a bit of clothesline can be lesson, as shown in the {lustration, OVIB-IZING artistic masterpieces is the newest and most interesting Drought into play ps the best pos- development of the art of the silver ae and {t's all the idea of sible means of exercise. To-day’s @ pretty Soythern girl, Miss Vera Ro) ‘West 67th Street. , who now lives at No. 164 1 AN LONESONE FOR A DRINK HOW ABOUT A LITTLE GANE the Fair By Marguerite Mooers Marshall. Washing Oo, oni.) Ome I, Yate Unions for Wives MORAL: No Unionized Wife Is Going to “Walk Out” and explains how that same clothesline ean be used in another position If you run the line through a pulley and Securely fasten it to sume strong sup= Port that would be the height of halt the body, you have a splendid piece of gymnasium apparatus and one \ which will permit ‘you to put more real strength and energy into your * exercise than any other. , This exercise offers an_ excellent opportunity to acquire a feeling of energy and a desire for strenuous work. There Is nothing like to-day’e exercise for making a weak frame strong, for making an overstout per= son nimble and slender and also~ bringing the will power which con- Give a Blonde Strikebreaker ‘08 ‘he muscles” absolutely under » troL the Chance to Walk IN! some of you who have a great The Wives’ Union! The Prussian Parliament hasn't yet recognized it, But the Parliament will—oh, it will! For what is it, except an aggregation of past, present and future HUS- BANDS? And what are THEY against their or ganized, class-consclous wives? |= COME—in Germany— Answer—they are all Mr. Zeros, “We've got to come to it,” A “Married Militant” writes to me, exultantly. “There'll be a Wives’ Union in every country, ‘With the slogan, ‘Wives of the world, unite!’ And One Big Union as the goal. Wives, like labor in general, are bet: ter off in America than anywhere else, But as one of the prospective organ- izers of the American Wives’ Union, Local No. 1, I am advocating the following scale of demand: An eight-hour day— Instead of the sixteen hours of the y average American wife and mother, And when the husband {s late for din- ner, Time and a half for his wife's ovor- many pounds to lose have gone through the exercises in a haphazard THE ROPE SIDEWAYS STRETCH. manner, just following out the tm . S@tructions without putting into your work the same amount of vim and push which you would if you had an, instructor by to urge you on to, strenuous efforts, and that is why I feel that in giving you these exer- s with the rope it is going to gi you an opportunity to overcome this lazy way of doing your work and per- mit you to get real benefit from the exercise, which can only be had when the exercise {a strenuous enough to wear away the fatty tissues, You will notice in the Illustration ‘ime; that there is a real muscular effeot Als double time for holidays ana PUY forth in the arm that Is doing the : , a = so dow forward pulling, and at the same time BABURNE JONES'S KING COPHETUA AND THE BEGGAR MAID. Sundays, the opposite arm is taut with the — Thevdea, in brief, consists in mak- played with the notion of making the ze For S When the whole family loafs except Piers, from holding the rope back, {ng @ motion picture dramatization Mxures in great” paintings | “come N d O 1 or Smart s mother, on the support that it Is fastened to witn pane gent peinting aa ste ne Giicuttndn'han SPiotaeaee || NEW ANG VTIBiNal ¢ ee | ADELLe Nae VOOM | wir votes vwiee ax nara an unuat on Siete yon th vary onl exes epirafion and fucus—the = told by Por ext neThe Beg : D ° Jomen a i ery portion of the body shal 1 ! e elaborate holiday meals. have equal opportunity for develop. the im springing out of the picture, 4 pl 1 of Burne-Song iq ash 10n esigns | <= | By Bide Dudley. ik saluitcm loving hae ment. Also reversing the body #0 as with bbe subjects of the picture and 10K | roduced with Gt at least one compliment a week '22ce,{he rope permits of an oppo- pay yee oO life {ie fltst seen * : at lea site action, which | ste Beer Bini it cS I ky ne Haan of sy By Mildred Lodewick Copsright, 1921, by the Prem Publishing Co, (‘The New York Evening World.) and one kiss a day. ficial. Each winks wil heaia Woes scdnakie, At the beginning and end the beginulr Covrrigh, 19m, by the Press Publishing On (The Now York Brening World) HE Canary Bird Club, a branch ately the trouble was forgotten and just these few suggestions to devise he picture, t tophetua’ (ihe of Rhe screen drama the picture of the of the Women's Miss Doolittle was invited to the ron- trum. As she stepped onto the staga Betterment Every wife is entitled to that much— She can’t love on less, e@ exercises for yourself that will yarticularly fitted to your own in- palnting is flashed upon the screen, of Winston) HATEVER the bad, % nan Tones of Delhi, met at Hugue {7 V4 goon she was gowned in cris- On the other hand, new hata, birthday A iiGual) Mekca, put whatever you ths establishing the motif—as must- (OTe Rae ee Ce Or qualities of duve- all Saturday afternoon to arrange cross gingham, trimmed with little presents, furs, matinee tickets and ter, bo sure that you are exact ta : clams say—of the entire pe enter OMA Hael ana’ hie tyn, true or al- for a bird singing contest to be held pbingle-bangles and cut on the bias, pearls your movements and that you use all The first ture of this r ‘ shed tanding next month. Eighteen ladies wert Miss Doolitle held up one hand. of the strength you are capable of he P of lowly birth are made leged the ousta “Ladies,” she said, “lL have written Should be adjusted on a profit-sharing : ‘apadie o Begggre Maid,” based on the famous Like the man and woman of its beauty makes Present and it was decided to request yo. “n poem about birds. i taal fen” pull and tug and litt at the 7 palating, “King Cophetua pe the # es ny t nee t ue one forgive it much. Its the city government to offer a allver ~ «oh, how fine!" sald Mra, Peculiar a! ; bs a Maid,” by Sir dwinBurne here, other characters Denies soft, dull surface and cup aa the prize in the competition, Gibbs. “Read it,” And then the fair According tothe business dono by spare. : seamen on Tennyson's poem, is now painter “and Mis subjects, enter silky texture are distinctly Promptress Pertle, who presided, pro- &!rl read the following: each matrimonial firm; Answers to Questions. be! own at the Rivoll Theatre. did you hippen to think of ‘an interesting departure fr hi ed movie them and met odg asked Miss Re Gakk-eyed, suft-voiced, Jagzy, flashy i tirpd and somew wiked at t if @ could only beautiful and inspirin trick of the lighting In ¢ me think of Kemorandt Watch. And the very next mo the idea came to mo of making different from any other fabric, end unusually be- coming. Therefore, wo- men who can afford to indulge in a fabric which does not last long, show- ily and requiring as much steaming a8 does a chif- ton velvet to keep it look- ing well, will have noth- ing but thanks for Ma- dam la Mode for holding up this facric as ome of her espectal favorites this Bow-Wow," graph play it, jealousy, but barred the promptress, posed that the bird of Mrs. O'Brien be barred since it had learncd to sing “Mama Wouldn't Buy Me a from hearing a phono- plainly actuated by “but that is not an affair for dogs and everybody knows a bow- wow 1s a dog.” Mrs, O'Brien protested emphatically was overruled and her bird was She, thereupon, said she would cancel her subscription to the Delhi Cutey Canary bird, canary bird, Bit in your cage. In our town of Delhi, it seems, You have become the rage. Sing me a song of joy and bliss, Chirp into my heart glee, My sister's child, Teeney Ricketts, Ate dried apples and water, I am glad ake had a pain, Teeney, you hadn't ought to. But getting back to canary birds, Decent working conditions— Such as ® vacuum cleaner, a flreless cooker, a well-lighted kitchen and a household allowance; ‘Two weeks’ vacation every year; Those feminine scabs who work the trade of making men happy, But who have no union card, Don't you think that we shall suc- ceed, in bettering our condition?” Dear @Militant:” Most of your demands seem reason- at ANXIOUS—As you are very short for your age, I think 114 pounds ts sufficient weight. The arm circling €Xercise and massaging with an up wand stroke with cocoanut ofl or olive ‘ oil will make your legs and arms more gibi eh p show I would not mind having the So I may happy be. No undercutting by ‘affinities'— shapely. Taking the deep breathing ag months, seo, ing the wear quite read- O'Brien bird in the contest,” said @anary bird, canary Dird, Bae ae il SM Out rons tke we one od 1 i R, M. M.—Exercises that nimble the spine, such as the one given in this paper on July 15, is the anly way of increasing your height, At sixteen you still have time to grow, so instead of worrying about your height, try to stand and sit correctly, as this will keep your spine straight and make you look taller. Bazoo, of which the Hon. Elisha ; Hon pictures from tle greatest fol iia. GweAnd of the peaentreie, Ww I think they are very dear, aoe Ay apy Atos mu As a trimming for editor, ; Their singing brings me fun, Peet Her sabould: he Rreateds: “Ever since that nignt I've cuvetyn anything that While the argument was at its And Lom no Paul Revere. nly just can't see any Wives’ working out (! 1 went contrasts is pretty, suci belght, a fatr girl appeared in the . Union going on strike to enforee par greatest American ar nrasts sau uy and couwhed AM turned When it was over, the ladios ap- tn gm them are (ri Ms t as silk floss embroidery and beheld Ellabelle Mae Doolittle, plauded with great gusto mt talked to them a wy Gr Justrous satin, or ker- the noted poetess of Delhi, Immedi- All were pleased Not that the union would be afraid most éncouraging 4 ' wini cloth, which is an of {ts employers— rayself felt, that st t imitation fur fabric com O arrweeneeeeeeeeeeeerneen® Mere husbands QUESTIONS. in sewing pict in hase 1. What is the only navigable river gereen dramas not only very ing in ersian a O th W t K i W iT | But what about a possible, not to say in Switzerland? ful and entertaining but of 1 beaver, seulskin, astra: n e ay to eeping e probable, squad of strikebreakers, 2. Who wrote “The Playboy of the i] gortormuseums will gin acqus un offering employs this By Dr. Fredertc H. Robinson, BLONDES Warten World”? in this way with wht Is noble, beau Hut ufter the conventional fabric pleasingly, a nd Editor Medical Review of Reviews, In Germany blondes are so plentiful hat two ancient cities of the tirul. and Inspiring a art, Cliluren essen i f true iove, would bo effective in ; mn : me name were, one the capital of the most ardent 1 th tly and Inevitably olack astrachan on a dark é that doubtless they do not consti- Egypt and the other at one time the > tion picture the will abs t lel's t in Burne-Jones’s tomato ced duyetyn, or in Copevighl, S88L; ww the Press Publishing OA (Teo Kew. York Kreniny World.) tute a menace, ieee i ieerean city in Greece? i} jously high arteatic st ards « ir maid p ver of& a brown duve- if r 7 , 7 a | h. DB Pits through man alti ‘ The dines oe tne IS A COLD MORNING SHOWER INVIGORATING OR TIRING? But HERE it’s another story! Cote ee ape: pas aisiech with the greatest o world t individual, T is not to the best interests of blood-vessels and sets the nerves And what wife would be willing to the human teeth divide: Ft , “After I had thoug every one to indulge in the cold tingling with the zest of living. To these the cold shower fe highly ad- walk out 6. What is a one-piece shell, such tn all tts det nid had o rhe Karl ¢ shower directly after arising. \isanie. When she knows that if she does a ae sf the snail, called? artistic encouragement, | went t ng While this practice may be exceed- In order to obviate the danger of blonde may walk IN? bette ain rue of what Civil War Mr. .1. Wolper ‘ 1 8 i n ty, The ngly enjoyable and beneficial to the taking cold after the shower, this a ~ J ‘ant send famous de- : - That, dear “Militant,” is why I epatch “I propose to fight it out lattracted by the scheme that rt is plain person of robust health, sound in C4uten must be observed: Whether th " 9! put on formed the ‘Triart lod Inc., c be false from DUVETYN PLEASINGLY TRIMMED ‘ ‘ ne {ke Weather be summer or winter, think, no matter what the German ‘es all summer"? Which is hanc prov n of the ult sides to the back nerves and heart, \t may prove the tho bathroom must be kept at normal hausfraus do. zero on the centhe q the motion pictures mate (rom a ( . rity of tne WITH KERAMI. deathblow to one Impaired, There are temperature. Any deviation from this is ? grade thermometer indicate? terpieqve and which 4 11 t 1 sled waistline makes some constitutions which cannot is apt to have serious consequences, ANd no matter how many walking 9. What river traverses the city of Beggar Maid" as * w the tw ¥ elongated blouse an © ¢ withetand the shock of cold water. How are you to know whether you delegates they send us, Rome, Italy? es, Other pain w w I table feature o » such the morning shower will may with safety take a cold shower \ ' i {Per escmpie, atta drums wilt t them, while the severe plainnesg of its|for the matron, incorporating a cer- prove decidedly exhausting every” morning? The answer is And no matter how hard you try to 10 Whats egal tem ¢ pibee 6 { made around Leona \ een Is a front portion gives excellent oppor. |tain air of y though es Yet it isa tonic whieh sets the em- simple: | Merely consult your phy- organize your down trodden al quires conpensation in damages? ‘Mona Lisa.’ I am ) tunity for the fjsentlally den ve picturet tire nervous sictan, He will sp r the state tere pwork to develop t a in t mart novelt a smart hat crown is of the dulger is your nerves and he If, however ANSWERS, feonnection with ie pr f tvisory 1 rT fur fapr art and individual customed t your a morning shower ts Marriage in America will remain John Millington Synge; these pictures 1 » 1 tot st mpt to be in seeret alliance with their ae- | complemcat ne. A there ix nothing to supplant the cold a good one, that in itself is a sutl- what it has always been— 2; 4, eight; 5, four; 6, unis em limitless. make the “art” of the motion pieture ceasones these days! Spanish comb thrust ugh th wer just after 4 night of sleep. dt cient guarantee as to its being bene- A “shop! valve; 7, Spottsylvanta Court House, } tefesgative persons have always really artistic in aim and execution, Thi is & practical model, suitable | back gives it a eh. ouses into action the «luggish ficial and invigorating. A open shop’ 8, freezing polyts 4 10, tort, ‘ : b ! \ ‘ a)