The evening world. Newspaper, October 5, 1921, Page 10

ilar tay aos gases peUte nays tcon, semen mneertameny rere yoni nee TALE LTTE I LET Ty OWNES FIM AUTEN NE CAI D ye EDS NE Pe ee a eS SOLS sa ARSE a RAR THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1921. bo dl My _ rat this time. These « ling | recent events, they are greatly bam- JAPANESE EMPEROR WORSE. DENY GAINSBOROUGH SALE. je guides *say; ingly | pered at home by humidity, accora- laying in much sup “ieee rs . which was to sail just pi'es of stores foo. un _they|'"& to 8. F. Ashbrook, Director of Despatch to 1 inte Says Condi- | Britaia Fears That “Blue Boy” Wil | night for could not lease | " Athletic: Najoy: eeatise 0 of « pipe Join ; Athletics at Najoya, Japan, who in ton Is Still Unfavorable, Go to Amertea. Re ‘ ernight and the lock yesterday 14. now at the Pennaylvania, OLD CANNON FOR PLYMOUTH. “It takes all the pep out of an ath- men: The larger the city, therefore! The Ancient and Honorable Artil- jo he oxplained, “While the the better are its Inhabitants likely |lery Company of Boston Wil moult Japanese form of wrestling, jiu jitsu, U&NCd here, has received « cable de- HONOLULU, Oct. 5.—The Nippu| Coprrigit, 1921, by the Presa Publishing Co, Ni An : Tits ‘New York Evening World) ih, & Japancss language paper pub-/ LONDON, Oct. &.—-The refort that eng Is the Healthiest, Best) hast fia esl i the Duke of Westminster has gold his ptected Community in the) te be protected. public demand al- on the fort at Plymouth two old can~ is very (Ine technically, it cannot BE the imperial household has nsued a | {Meus Gainsborough, “Tho Blue Hoy," | . - vay ngs results—the bigger ; ; y. i E. , 5 rid,” Says Dr. Woods| demand Gn ubewer the seniite: (non, made In England in 16 perfected une the prevailing at+ mpecial bulletin the cone | and his almost as famous Reynolds, Unbelievable The best in all orid,” Says Dr. Se and 80 Now York has ptringent|Cording to Harry Mamilton, who Nospheric conditions.’ ‘They do not dition of Mmperor Yoshthito | “Mrs. Biddons as the Tragic Muse,” to yy } F : F , : ne Commodore, These were re ; : favorable. The despatch de on unnamed American is denied by the BM Youcanhardly reatae ‘rance is not too ame | lack| laws gov the sale of food,|at the Commodor pene Wore To | sermit the development o un athe nnn tchinson Adirondack SNe, eens Hoe “bowpiy:'leautiy.erapunted torch tarvoine Srene> | cerry ee uey nent of the muscle that his locomotive faculties and his|pukets secretary, but the Manchester the wonderful im- turing 4 id brawn nece y for American *peéch are partially paralyzed and a lation by fear Adent ae th SE eee oPameee’ andl juardian fears that the report, while Provement to yourskin ood for Fownes me 5 { ne other important requireiments| ation by Rear Admiral Albert ( for Instance, + Two noted decreased. ory “MAS | Not trie now, te only premature, and complexion your g Kid Gl io rere Winter. and activities of its inhabitants. [In "enrinon we taken once can wrestlers spent ten monthe | it is asserted by tite despatch that| Negotiations for the sale of these mirror will reveal to you 1 oves pe a ™ the mural districts the inhabitants to Plymouth’ Mr. I in the Orient recently, and 1 had the the, bulletin was lseued after a Co%- | works has been Rolin on for some time after using Gouraud's Onienal z eee hich toeraiar motitetine,. the] Cah, Went, Of 1 will be mo helt bouts, Thoake the Japanese eperial household and the Genro, or |and the result is simply a question of ‘ Cream, for ihe, first, ime. : Mas , + By Roger Batchelder. [Roventies of eimate ‘nnd. disease, | Sith Proper, ceremonies, on the fort were tho miore aklitul, the Americans Supreme Advisory Hoard to the Em-|ierms ‘The Britt authorities were | 7 pean eh ticeeine bec The kid-skins used in this, New Yorkers, and take) They do not enjoy the Breat varioty te OF the GIR TOP OH BRUAAT MLO pec Das of thelr higher museutar - : Wes a Stal Ee Lata vase ia esl these beautiful gloves are - rou can't!of food offered the New Yorker--the ‘thay are of the dention! tran wh developmen eports have ireulation i ven with the a 7 Netah; 4 a Freee re Ee tthe Sh Ree rea See ae ition} type whic We are tevohthg American for about a year th peror Youht- | prices theso two pletures would be Gout fhud's all French. They do not ieee 6a SEC ApartOEAt, Hare's | Te os of thar own unbroken | Wauieee pn une Marnowar, and were t Tape hit, was, in bud pal Condition. | worth £100,000, and there ts no Iiketl- come from Italy or Spains the i he vi { their rokeD obtained from Lord Denbigh of the : fist year f ful 000, ; i . word: You are the health |‘hog and hominy’ dct Honomably Axiitsre Compe neon ti Veported that he had suffered a men. |hood of raleing that sum from the| Oriental Cream —they are known as 4 dest end best protected community; “The well-planned suburbs of New gon,” tal and physical breakdown. treasury and public In these days \ “Nationals,’’—raised on | fm the world; in no other area inhab-| York are proimbly the healthiest en aoe — ——__—_— ————— - _— — French soil 4 e world in which to live, “AS OTHERS SEE US.” BARNYARD GOLF POPULAR IN rench soil, | tte by 4,000,000 people is the death| Places In the wor ‘ s * There one finds al) the advantages _ , FLORIDA. I never saw such a quie . n addition and the, World’ tate 80 low, nor is the environment ang protection of the cit They are dressed in | ere beneficial to human health and|to an alvundance of suniig France and those used for feries crowd, and T have he game of ‘barnyard golf’ which happiness. lopportunity for plenty of outdoor ex-| seen ma of them in the past |COMsists of tossing a horseshoe ut a white gloves are bleached . Woods Hutchinson. who writes | Te!**” |, EreRLy Venta” cemirhed Wile eee nit aly Mere aon aint in the clear air of the | -—— > ) es | Dobbin cast his first shoe, is all the : Jectures on medical science in «| > | BP. Roberts of Providence, R. 1. | Dat Grab \ehat ail can understand, is| (9 YOUR FURNACE WORKING? | i, ig at the Commodore, “In {Hae in Fe yora, Fla,, according to uplands, untouched by the 3 . smoke of cities, Others are dyed with fast colors in the prevailing shades. | Adirondack guides, who know more} “2? ¢ ‘naa’ Curl ¥, Roberts of that town, who is | ° . r for the statement. Dr.| the old days there was all kinds * 0} ii t t bo ther thar ail the rest of th . Nachotel jaubien ut the F ore Hichinson came down from Woods | WVUt weathe! thar x oF the} of betting in the hotel Jobbi ig tounae Ne Hy 0 ; be uall y urniture prophets combined, ave predicting an| and all kinds of excitement in the have been laid oiit op Mass. to attend the Internat- | ae tus cord 0 cates Fut to-day every one te the Post Office,” he tells us, i al s t Congress of Bugentcs, and ie| Unusually severe wister, according to} rr vive come here for the | "Whore the assembied’ populaes cai OW Selling f 5,500 ! !! They are put together-— : at the Majestic. Yesterday he} W. H. Warburton, Alexandria Ray! Worig sorics alone, The party | Son find he skill_or awkward- i ’ He crauée’—with pall ‘ad some of the roseate illusions! lute! proprietor, who ae at the Me- | ix a minor offair. And between | Ness of t rs. There is much i abriques ‘with pains~ Many a subway-riding, flat-| Alpin. the two of us I think that the [excitement in Fort Myers,” taking care by expert Dusting New Yorker may have re-| “The guides of iny watch! game is just as well off, andtam 4 er French workers. Saeding ife down on the farm, he birds and animals, sure thas we will all have a good FARTHEST FROM HOME. » “Por many years,” he said, “New id follow their lead. Th time—though possibly not the “The New Yorke ‘York, London and Chicago have been |, the birds whic stay horth in| ‘arge time’ of years gone by.” he New Yorker for aa Day or FOWNES $ for the Jowest death rate ter have much heavier growtha of | Z te Two” who ts farthest from home to- i inthe world. Public health is now a! feathers than usus!, and that the! HUMIDITY HAMPERS JAPANESE |day, is W. B. Carr, who ts at th | id sy Of prevention, and the Henlth| squirrels and other furred animais| ATHLETES, Lea iseadeuailas Hea hone tolbe Ha | _KID GLOVES ent of New York has been|have heavier coats. The fish have| ly eMfcient in t songht the deep Ww tres °- ‘Mass action contro as they were still on the surface | Though the athi de a most credi es of Japan have | bane, Australia, iy over 12,000 miles ble showing in. from Broadway. are made for women who have discovered the folly and expense of purchasing gloves of unknown quali- ty. 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