The evening world. Newspaper, March 16, 1908, Page 5

King Ex lward Puts San on Powder and Paint for Women In This Country Practice Is So General That Roosevelt Might Well Stop Advising Mothers and Discourage It. By Nicola Greelejy-Smith. King Edward of England has an- nounced that hereafter any youny girls apy Ing at the court drawing: poms “made up” faces will met wi h the royal displeasure. The use of cosmetics, once con- Sidered the stamp of the unclas oman, has become so general even among very young girls that if Mr. Roosevelt could stop giving advice to mothers long enough to issue a imilar fiat against the lip stick and the rouge pot, he would do much good, particularly in New York, No healthy young girl needs make up—yet one cannot go to any theatre in New York—or in fact any large American city—without seeing half WTXOLA GREELEF- SMITH 4 aozen pretty young girls with pal- pably colored cheeks and lips of impossibly vivid red. | HIDEOUS ON A YOUNG GIRL. | Make-up is generally a mistake for a woman of any age. But on a! young girl it is hidedusly inexcusable. Yet not only do girls In their teens @o about with artificial complexions, but one may actually see children— little girls of ten or so—with peroxide hair, though the latter happily are| rare. The Ip stick is, however, more popular than the use of rouge. Going down in the cars any morning, even as early as 8 o'clock, one sees Pee eirls on their way to work with carmined lips. I once saw a girl not m: than twenty years old take out a pocket mirror and a stick of lip sage! in| a fashionable restaurant filled with diners and calmly proceed to make up} her mouth with only a perfunctory pretense of concealment. Girls no longer conceal from each other the fact that they use cosmetics. | The girl visitor finds powder and rouge on her dressing table as a matter of course, and she and her hostess consult each other as to whether the finished complexion “looks natural.” FALSE HAIR TAKEN FOR GRANTED. Fifty—even twenty-five years ago—no woman would admit that her complexion or her Imir was not her own. Now the use of cosmetics and false curls and switches is taken for granted. And debutantes appear with heads laden down with hair obviously not thelr own. yes, these are false, and I am going to wear them whether you like it or not,” said a young girl to me the ovher day when my eye fell casually on &@ mighty array of curls that had not been on her pretty head before. Yet she had an abundance of natural hair and was rendered distinctly less girl- 4sh in appearance by the change. If cosmetics have a proper function it 1s to repair the ravages of age. | A woman who has lost the freshness of her skin, the color of health in her | cheeks, may be pardoned for using artificial aids to beauty. But young girls | who do so are selling their birthright of freshness and charm. It seems astonishing that the young girls of England, the country which from the! moist-mildness of its climate produces the most beautiful complexions in the world, should be offenders in this respect. DECEPTION THAT DOESN'T DECEIVE, Neither there nor anywhere is a girl in good health improved by making herself artificially attractive. Not one woman in a thousand can make up 60 as to defy detection, and the spectacle of young girls with obviously rouged cheeks and lips is pitiful. It is doubtful if even King Edward can accomplish so sweeping a re- form as the abolition of the use of cosmetics. He is an old and rather easy going monarch without the enthusiasm necessary for so sweeping a crusade. | But the same hand that insists on rocking the cradle of the American fam- ily—whether the family wants a cradle of not—might undertake the matter with greater hope. And the next message to Congress should embody King | mus WL AEST VAUDEVILLE ACTRESS. CITY'S UNEMPLOYED Brothers and Sister Lose in Plenty of Work in Pennsyl-|°” Contest Over Estate of Rosa Roberts. vania and No Men to Do It | —Appeal to Washingion, | | | | | | | Surrogate Beckett to-day decided the LANCASTER, Pa., March 16.—So contest over the will of Rosa Roberts, badly do the farmers of this county better known as nan Rose.” require help on the farms that the Min- left all her property to her sister, Warmers’ League, of Lancaster Count: vie Wilhelms. Two brothers and a sec- | hay tasued an appeal to the unemployed sud sister tried to have the will set of the city and town to go to the aside tor and an appeal cas Surrogate Beckett, in his decision, |< ta NHRC Tre 888! Immigration at ington, asking Soy Ol that -bodied immigrants be directed 8 no \ yeriod they wo NET eed asider her incompe- | hot mills of the Aw Sawaal BupnGrtitetionne Cate Sheet and Tin Plate Company, a 1 ng this fund us i haron, Pa, were placed ino} 3 Vaudeville sta today, affordmg employment to 1,000 mus a \ cames,” said the 3 —— The will was a CLACKJACKED VICTIM | FLUNG FURNITURE OUT FOR SMALL BLAZE. REPORTED AS DRUNK. | = Fire Damages Tenement $20 George R. Cross, After Two Days! — Worth, but Causes Dwellers in Hosnital, Refutes Police | Mulchullassinuwireekares Charge! With Hold-UpStory. ~" |! 4 are that erentea of No. 200 West Fifty aR, C : spending two d ythe V tion to 0 9 First street A by a nak xeols day yuch 1 rien } with ab n fn wat Was hi rev “had him taken to lial es Dorking the case as one of intoxication. robbery i fan h ants aaied ‘furaiture ‘about ‘six umes hat amount. ‘Roosevelt “Angel of Peace.”---A South African |Jury's jurisdiction last week were Geral stave ttarnoon: contract in the form of 4 nineteen-yc SHO CUE to The Attorney-General apparently did ‘he boat company, but did work chambermaid in the x4 positively. He said that one y he Summ reet and MONDAY, MARCH 16, 1908. THE EVENING WORL®, WOMAN INSURED CONTIGS CRS CHSH FCS) CROWD HOSP Thirty-fourth Street Trolley | Many Scarlet Fever and Kams Into a Belt Line | Measles Patients Now Quar- View of Our Fleet’s Cruise to the Pacific ( Peace ON ENRTH GOODOWKL TOWARDS MEN ee Horse Ark. antined at Home. Although scarlet fever and measles unusually prevalent just now, the 1» Commissioner says there Is no Ina collision between a Thitty-fourth | reet crosstown trolley car and a Pelt ne horse car at Thirty-ninth street and Tenth avenue, yesterday afternoon, ;ccasion for alarm, as the maladies Mrs. Annie Olive. twenty-six, wife of| ave not epidemic, and are not unusually Policeman Hdgar Olive, of the Weat|Virulent. ‘The wave. however, has STHIREVEREVER. vot station, was prob- | taxed the capacity of the four hospitals for Contagivus diseases—the Wiliard vly Internally infured. She was re- . Wad (lan bonevaltarToaniey Dr. Bae N th Brother Island, Minturn wan, Wi TMOtOrmanwoc nen mvaieerne nea rane nm Vernon, ut out the face. slippery, and this |! nade it impossible for his car to a stop before the horse car. very two yeurs We have a preva- y vl measies, and every three years A Wave of scafiet lever,” said the Com- joner to-day. "he mortality ru year bas noc been unusuany arge. diseases are not confined to any y, but the rate ‘ade t tor of the Belt line car, | particuwr pare os & jumped to escape th | seeitis wy be a litle Higher in proportion who lives at No. | top ypulation in the wealthier sections street, was hys- | thi © poorer districts, "In absence of accommodations for all Who apply to the contagious dis- hospitals the best we can do ts to on proper isolation at home.” Smith reached | wo children, who Were with her. © pole sta: tion, where thelr father claimed them. ea. ‘na st ja es WHATS THAT |NSTR nen?) ( HE'S PLAYING ON, LOOKS Ne A LYRE té —————_—£ N 26 West 23d Street Telephone—ji38 Gramercy. Semi-Annual Spring Sale Continues Monday and Tuesday UR Regular Semi-Annuai Spring Sale continues 6 this week. It gives appreciativ> people the great ini chance of the sea on to purchas: Perrin Gloves at extremely reduce prices. Tae good; ars all mani- fjactured by us in our ories in France and hav: just arrived iresh trom Far: Our absolute guarant-e staads behind every article we sel’. Tee satay Sas $2.10 $2.65 $1.00 Cartoon Published by The Daily Report, 0 of _Capetown, South Af ICE TRUST INQUIRY ALL DENY LILLEY'S ‘OVING GIRL SAD EMAND WORK FOR | | Special at.. 16-Buttcn Real Kd Back, white and color Special at.... 2-Eutton Double Tip Silk Gis b eck, wate and colors Special wt UNDER WAY AlN SUBMARINE CHARGES. MILK WAS DRUGGED ULE CN SUBWAYS Osborne Presents His ale Lobbying or Attempts to er Father Causes Arrest of Central Labor Union i to the Special Grand Jury Bribe Congressmen, Say Her Escort to Chinatown | Soo at | | if on Suspicion. 500,000 Are Unemploye | Under Dowling’s Ruling. | Witnesses. 16-Eutton Dcuble Tip Silk Gloves Teer aise | Back, white ent colors, } | In the belief that a glass of milk his from the Cen- at.. ° i} ne last chapter of the failure of the cerca , oo Pe whten declares nlteerptaet AbaEoey Jenerall/dackson | WASHINGTON, March’ 18.—At the | daughter * in Chinatown may have on would be ta == to take the Tce Trust investigation out! Dearing to-day by the | House ls Can vide cortina Panky iO oF more un H . Sc | of the bh of the current Grar i Z . emp! A rl 20) 3 Saute Atiotney-Geniecal Ta nex Osborne | former Senator Butler =| son polien, went to Police | to Albany 1 Sete Hence auretdereaneilicsinels | resumed the presentation of evidence to/ lina. was oalled as the first witness. He and told a story that | sone 4, sn aan EP aES Ones loved CaRGTOldeT 5 £ that body. Wesley M. Oler, President | S#id that after leaving the Senate he { Abraham Davis, | ou) 4 i Values up to $00. Special at.......en1.++ of the American Ice Company, anj Was engaged by the Holland Boai ( 159 Hast One Hun- | Mi © bata : : other witnesses who had been sum- Pany and later by the Electric . 88 a suspicious he Pure Thread Silk Hose moned before Mr. Osborne summarily Company. but has done no work f c n for the last three or four vear ithdrew the matter from the Grand Concern mthete, He thought it likely he had Doub e heel, sole and toe, Kegular vaiue $1.50. Special at....- carpenter for and said his !the Atl not care to go counter to the ruling of Justice Dowling that no valid reason had deen presented for taking the Ice Trust received a retaining fee of $2,400, and since then probably has received about $10,000. His employment principally was Bowery. investigation away from the Special to ‘inane ae Hine eid Grandi Jury potpmnich Baw ards ECudabNavalliconmitteallaHaneventhed iat (if dthy ts foreman, Mr. Osborne, beloretierealsetarallaeticiearcon died of acute gas bs Watt nae taking up the mater furore oom had he discussed sucmarine bc He said he would place all the evi: @1y member of the House. | Davis said he k the girl, but ther de: in his pa relations were erely friendly, cluding the testimony of witnesses who ne mM SPECAL SALE OF HANDKERCHIEFS A have been sumn peints up the n pi submarine bout jegtsl had no apologies to ma Hat BRITISH PREMIER’S HEALTH for what he liad done in the past. He thought that CAUSES NEW ANXIETY. WiLL TaKE PLACS TO-MORROW. (TUESDAY), MARCH 17th, her or not indict. eer mg i eerie te naa Sabot “CONDISTING OF THE FOLLOWING ITEMS: oe re hi PNGLUON tH a NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES. “peas he Palmela Parenaiecantet INQUISITIVE MAN KILLED MEN'S LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS 102 never havc ve HEMSTtTCHED 3.09 . 1.90 been paid to a Mr. Cree Admiral D. Committee taken his: ships. Int had had two sub of Gotham WOMEN'S HANDKERCH'EFS Lady Malt Hrd, WO GE GOGH iat aap or subarea eaniiad) main ibe SHAMROCK CLOTH IN SELF PAWS OR INITIALED LINEN vay’ il provid ame o ‘ ATT, 2D LAC, U:UA! 50 PER HAI tee A Sacrifice That Goes the Limit “"Ie i So’strnet UAL SOF gifered by Amos LOZEN O . . 5 . AT 95¢ BW, Come In and Name Your Own Terms for Any- : nection with the. thing on the Floors We Must Vac: te HAND EMBROIDERED AND HAN) H:MS3TITCHED, USUALLY 506, Boat companies, and 9 examination he was cx Act now If you need Furniture, We are ina position where Wi MUST TO $5.50 EACH, ”. B. Sands, another are REG there's 850,000 bo of furniture in ie one building we seun e ; aioine’,. ag Partha ae Rane AW il FURNITURE MUST GO AT ANY PRICE es Yasalebies een NE) US) he) Ce heen employed by the Holland Company ‘to look after its affairs in Russia. He (asserted that he had never approached | lor spoken to asmember of Congress in | regard to legisiation, nor had he con-| MEN'S COLORED HANDXERCHIEFS, INCLUDING GLOVe HAND. 14 TO 14 BELOW PREVAILING PRICES. wo KERCHIEFS, AT “riv ftirbngs; fetred with officials of the Navy De se Five and a hal furlong partment st contracts made in this | io | Country: ton) Mr. Sands admitted he had talked wit 199 jing Adm ifort nt ind it was Admiral Dewey River to wit- officers of the navy | Schley, In order to g jald in’ his Ruestan pre upon his invitation tha vent down the Potonyy the He ®. Altman & Gn. MODELS OF THE CORSETS, ba sanenng & PRESENT THEIR NiW re Said Golden © Solid Golden Oak Princess Dress 1 serpen: front ty MI obevet pt Solid Golden Oat itoni "FASSO" CORSETS AND "ESNAH* : ui furlonges. | So BE lence Vike Ay item ae 3 DESIGNED TO ACCORD WTH SPRING AND ; < tirlong = suamarine TORPEDO TEST a ue NOed2 Rane SUMMER STYLES. | was Iearned to-day i & 250 : ‘ample Brass leds at's Former a0 3 ttfiela test of th aves Li e Cut {ADeAR BORE ahs sell pestry lim 341k Street, 35h Stevet and Sth Amen z Ad °Marix Iie t nurpose i “WHO-z221? You ask me if I’m out of work, And how I get along? Well And my answer will not be $1.10. In of financial squeamishness a clear brain and steady nerve are ata Drink times Red, with 2 in, Tress sts, Bs 8.98 TS ch tinuous po ts alu vale P that’s a very fair question, wrong. > premium, POSTUM “There’s a Reason."" You see, through World ‘“\Want’’ Realty Ads. | ant a house with ground, And | sell my truck for quite enough To keep me safe and sound. And I’m Going*to Buy Another Pretty Soon Too. 129, 231,