The evening world. Newspaper, July 26, 1911, Page 13

Evening World Dail The Courricht, 1911. ty Tho Prom Prvthhins On, (The Rew York Wort. Wathal RememseR Tie Time You siateo ALL MIGHT with we @& | eaaDe You Slee WELL Hany et eRe SIM! SHAKE, OLD MAN: lint You, Donr 17 ynrtoet 4 Whaat Nou, OTT HA!al tal fecves Yoo, Just cours At Resist The Temornion ||| Jesy Te aed UL en feneal” Mpae We Seo. 8 et Ne ream er ot WWHere 18 Se ? = i] Was INT YOU f MW * hl Wok ang HALHAL AND You ALWAYS FALL so Mice! neraeten N BACK wm TE OLD AIS, On %H Te PumP & PUMPED Pre) 7 PY WINTER ALF, lve been 2 Simi, How 1 use To Hato IT TYour | 4 0) eaaiy coi & HHO || Tevng ome {A Nou FOR HALF Ay Betty Vincent’s Advice BACHELOR GIRL} | On Courtship and Marriage By Helen Rowland (Copvataht, 4811, ty The Prem Publishing Oo, (The New York World), HE road to perdition may be paved with good intentione, but the road to Heaven ts paved with Banana peels. Y a girls, do not choose the men of your a@ M Quaintance because of the number of times hes can afford to take you to the theatre or to dances Now that the warm weather is with us T know tt is @ particular temptation to pay more attention to @m yOone man wha nals yon te go with him an ittle outaions on the water or on short trips to the dead rather than the young man who Is forced by his finanom to apend most of his thne at home. But, my you will be happier tn the Jong rat {f you ohoowe your friends for thelr hearts rather. thie thotr pocketbooks. A moonlight ride Is svon over, bw HE real friendship lasts for tite Learn that it ts better to sit quietly at home with |some one you ike rather than to Ko to the most delightful party in the world | with @ man who you know tn your own heart 1s unworthy of your regard. Of course a man meets with more temptations than | @ woman—because he weually mects them half way. When a man can be lagtcal and @ woman can be reasonadie, you may de perfectly sure that neither of them 4s in love, ‘A men never oan understand why a woman would rather have him cast His Friend. | T think the average girl would prefs Gspersions on her moral character than on her nose, and would rather de GIRL who signs her letter . Deut older and taller than eb. Gooused of all the crimes tn the calendar than accused of growing stout. iA R. writes: a P pectin afte “t "have beon encaged to a| Others Told Her, Love ts a disease of the malarial variety, to judge from the way in which tts fever 8 80 often followed by a chill. The girt doesn't matter, when @ man ts in a sentimental mood, ahy more than the brand of the wine matters when he is intozicated, who has a man friend, is going away writes on a business trip. My flance's friend am fn love with a man, ene has suggested that he will be glad to) although he has not told me of hit take me out to the and parties affection for me, all my friends tell me while my flance Is awa: Do you think) he is infatuated with me What de you he should?" think?" I think {tt will be far better tf you T think you would better watt enti! stay at home while your flance {s away) the young man tells you of hie lov young man for some time. My flance, A GIRL who signs her letter “B. N° Love may knock at the door of a woman's heart, but when he wants to get into a man's he hos to wee a jimmy and sneak in by the window, 3 on his business trip. There is nothing| himself before you believe in 4t HAT ts Luck? And how far) tnto success in ¢he better-known games, sented tt {s all-frportant. In roulette, | most aclentisiy could determine Improper in the muxgestion of your! 4 4 Watking’* Dispet ‘A woman has no logic; but it wouldn't Be the Teast uae to her if she docs it figure tn #o-called much as chess, roulette, baccarat, whist] for instance, t no skill at all. In y or “straight whist" pays | fiance's friend Ut ft would be wiser pha 9 pate. : hed, decause you can't win an argument and "eh he : games of chance and of] or bridge, says the London Sketen.| baccarat these ja 9 r cent. of luck|ers may be tnelned to quostion the] not to accept tt. bacon 10 signs his letter “B, C," @ man's heart at the same time. “gill ‘The question has| from which the accompanying pletures| to 2 per cont. of eventn whist | statemont that the skill of whtch they] E176 Cy writes * beon tackled by famous Eu-| are reproductions, His results are rep-| or bridge nt. of skill are #0 Justiy proud counts only one-frth | 44€ 4S ler, “My flancee says @ ran should } ‘4n ounce of opposition ts worth a pound of encouragement in any love ‘ropean sctenti: resented pictorally in these diegrama,} Mven the learned professor hay hest-/in the game's outcome, as against four: GIRL who signs her letter “I. O."| always walk nearest the curd when affetr. Prof, Charles Richet, of the French} and it will be a blow to those who pin] tated, it sce», ty figure out the shill] fifths Iuok. But every player will re A writes: walking with a Indy on the atreet, ema 3 Academy of Medi has recently| thelr faith on gambling systems to dis- Ke element in draw poker, In this| member times when the “run of the “I am deeply tn love with | maintain a man should always made a en on the relative] cover how large an inference the pro-| pastiine element of bluff figures | cards” baffled his cleverost efforts, young man and I know he cares for me, values of luck, bratn, and labor 4n the] fessor ascribes to luck, or chance, in| largely. And to determine whether a] It might be interesting to work out] but he ts three years older than J am achlevement of success in life, He has} most of these games, Cheas fa the binft's success is due to tts skill or to] tho perentage of chance tn other|and he {s also taller. Do you think| Your flancee is correct. A man eheulé jaiso estimated the proportionate extent| only game dn which he finds tuck does| the sieor fuck of having a till or] games as well as tn the every day| these facts would jeopardize our happ!-| always walk nearest the curb qwhen |to which these three elements enter| not count at all. In the others repre-| weak-handed vent {s more than laftatrs of atte. ness with a Jady, | Just a Glimpse Into The New York Shops Bea. suits are now @reatly re-) These waists are exceptional value! Oe Greatest Summer Novel of the Year } Baa Sa duced, and with almost two] at $2, | months of summer Gays atill be-| Wooden beads are a new fad. They | fore us, women are eagerly purohas-|are painted in Various tant | —_ ing these bargains shades as woll as black and gray. The | Cvright, 1910 and 1911, by Léttle, Brown & ©) of them was performing in a mont Janything new to say any new Yet n few decades ago, who cared about) vious in itfs, from politics to mutton-| them, Sometimes her head was almost A nice plaid aitk bathing eult can] jong chains soll at ( cents, and prom se piensa Spite, aoa ale isfactory manner. He sat at her left) of saying it reason Is be \revion, om heartmg the truth? It ts! chops, is absolutely barred by any one! buried tn her hands But tained now be had at 4.96. Same beauties in} to become NOPSIS OF PREC CHAPTERS, she showing the told things vr many wa no notice, ere wbout the met}. delivering them, It 1s not. the hand, and though, unlike S t first been o ent of his hostess had eventually desired result. His name 3, and he was ton, he had | cause the continual encour | th oft with any pretensions to Intellect to-day. ly because the men and women of “One wonder ely havo extiausted every means of | ,,. 006 won seratitl , iat In a wort of une | ere, yo vob 0 die roastion they turn. toward [Mf Chalmers, you have deen able t Inks Ga fat. ast oasis removed | #0 80 far and truthfully into the heart | | Diack and white checks ere $3.9. Plain] Fans are now offered ad greatly re- viadk or navy blue trimmed with | duced prices, and charming styles can) 9). eu fC striped or polka dot material are $1.89. be had at cents that bore a tag in| . tir Gome of these auita have deen marred | three figures a few weeks ago. | SeShegie @ll the time—an odd, disconnected sort Fe ee eee iea, | Of Monoloue, halt confession, hale ap- 4 There was little in it «hich 1 of any great moment, and yet to Rochester tt was as though be were / as in many oth most of the jown one-thir ' . edte ; a bishop. He had take . ‘Thom. th with which they are gure | Of things! ball y Whang Mik’ 9068. iledlen ere. nendicten t |first at Oxford, and now announced his | Meh Pawier ¢ tives, but Mt 18 | any aut Tit] leave. Fochor Crees.| Chalmers bowed, face to face with @ tragedy. Bele Seine ont sf avery ton women) ae & strong style feature for the fall, | dud \|intention of embracing Mterature ac a|!!4 extraordinary gl MPTORAINE ONE | ai I will awk you whether fe] “Mr. Rochester,” he aatd, “tt fe the| women was asking him mucht ave wearing side frills nowadays, and/and pretty designs are shown that range { He wore glasses and ho was| With the truth of what he say aewoomer in ti ©, the grotesque in art, Winw most favor. Twill turn) “ings, who eee: ks—1 avold the term} “The conversa: “I know so well," she said, “whet @ Useless, frivolous, miserable eort of Nfe mine has been, and I know so weli Ghat the shops are oatering extensively to! {n price from $1.00 to 8 this trade, Pleated batiste frills with} Individual asparagus tongs in in effect upon every rked acer you ume.” se oat his wife t the first time iver no doubt at al m drifted Roch- when driv- to the makin uriously, It ¥ are Doub! ws yal answer to a remark from the Duc! ; ty Whether | ester Was reminded of it on 5 br Pediat el pegataa nein A o58) Sums Soa obra. Holders in “Hey. Gt- | wie Tene that London has reached Just that | tat ho had ever heard her speak up | Pee EAE aah fon wheter ling home that might with his wife,|1 Maven't made the least attempt, » eae ere: Be dR aah Himar | See stage In her development as a city of vas subje yw he came to satortinad, In acta God outer acetal they took thelr places in the| Henry, to be a good wife to you. Bhat fiehus, continue tn great demand.| Linen table squares for the summer] v9 aie Halting weiion Waa: BO teRtAT 1 of It membered that a 1 49 Gestrio wrouahean te wea sonasiown of | Wears alomethes Say Gaul, Gane Some wéry dainty ones in fiured #!K | nome have a ahaded tan ground and ‘of her predecessors.In pre-e pending much time hate ue: In Mf» should [Romthing changed, not only in the wom-|#ho asked pleadingly. “Do tell ame orpamdie have pleated fills of border of bright roses. They 18 om, some of those ancient cities iM to this wonder v mye last se , st'a heb ‘a no} 82 herself, but in her demeanor toward | that.” same material, These fichus are d inches square and sel! at $ tT | which there exists today only the| Was he really great ¢ n to have tn- | osc) ot your fault at al,” he { Hamer Vhe pisoa in he erties no | fluence ature, he won: randsome young fe . an : Pokaae colors et $2.25. rounded by a border of shaded gre ne a ty | ae erat ae "Hy Amotised tt @ i forty and fifty, if not de. | they had starte ust dropping me at} 26. tnrere Binely tucked lingerie waists have! These are {am afraid, | she said, ‘that 1 was san odd sort of | te the club? It is’ scarcely out of your re | “Lf wonder,” Rochester {nqulred, “what ned, & ast deorepit with dissipa- > aon t tenk 4h oA 6 inkey | a vi unholy, a y wiel the low neck and turn back ouffs fin-| Paper chrysanthemums that have alo *. Thel you ‘consider your evidences are’ f vOUEHeNE ndners of |tions, and with tho alft of gaecination, | Wey and I feel that I need a whiskey | ® very unholy, ® very w py ME {sbed in embroidered scallops, among] decidedly natural appearance Al ed few | Such @ statement. To a poor ¢ neeeh, an Uniten 1 gravity. Her | whatever thot may moan, in Dime of the! joy. "the taste of that young man's and it seemed to me so nataral, which colored effects are plentiful. ' dozen, * re |Mike myself, for instance, London seems | remark set him thinking sim attributes of @ few decades ag0.| nik’ out of my south. What e sickly han exceWent way of providing « joe to have all the outward algns of an| Chalmers leaned forward and bowed | And heraine!There Me po more! ooo" chiomana te Dechems Geen ene | gocd tine for moet te Gee r amazingly prosxperous—one might almost |to Lady Mary, Again the shadow of a [bs kanvein and tnnovenoe. he has, aa] brood of chickens (ena ts ewe wo, laine Ce TER XXIX. say @ splendidly progressive—city.” t rested upon his lps. a rule, green ¢ who is middie Jal pc tien y, you Wi seve tae e What It Really Means CHAP’ eri 1 Chalmers smiled. It was a amile he ady Mar he sald, “Tha f she bes not been married before, wonder if you'd mind not going to! thing. Henry, you will bélleve te, I ne k _ had cultivated whon contradicted at th | a uth of what you may.cha has had her aftatre, iverythtng ob. [the club tonight, Henry?” Lady Mary (know. T have Mrted very badly, amd E to Be a “Good Fellow,’ 2c Ceurage of Desperation Vnion, and he anew ita wetent, °° | = —e—= SA na nem borin [Re ny eee VERY man, and, more espectally,| ‘The love and admiration and k TAT do you mean when You! said, "as yours, Mr, Rochester, Rome tainty not," Wered, | dulges in—silly little affairs just to pees y that you find It hara- y . “Have we to £0 on anywhere?” [away the time, and to make one Se l’ Athens eveh, & 10s ° every boy, wants to be “good! feeling of tls world hay tte ma Racha! asked Bad Artehte Mingyaly Apa thee mors W773 shook her hewd | ieve that one fs living. But T tave O ‘ a ancient cities, presented the same ap- | OW, “Ont: "4 Uke | nally: bas fellow.” price, and you may buy tt 4° vou wish; mean that I have| pearance of prospe Yet if you ask | id the old, “Only T teal T'4 Ike | never really caved for anybody, end 4 Nothing ts so warming to the vitals| that price is unselfishness and thought some of my hold for atgns, there a y many to be Aiwen | to you for @ tittle time, 48 y the 9 1 oll although I suppose d ag to have people glad to see you, to! fulness for others. ove hea “It 1a the sort’ seen. Iam anxious,” he continued, gaz- | WA sel a | we ep! xe see cs raey 8) ae eh — Bred) C4 see & amile go around when you appear,| MUnvest in words that make people ferl | or + which y to happen at ing around him with an air of bland | yy Ht) We ans aaa a to very much, Heney. fou to be hailed with shouts of Joy and to} good, in deeds that promote thelr ch ; She ry ‘weal recep: /enjoyment, ‘to avold anvthir x in the \\ij | f Denween fer Angers. | pimounted: to very. mushy, Hae. im be olng to as you go away. {n actions and manners that indi | tive e Ae Ae Poke Wedel aR yer abele a dd | Ne r interrupt Don't look #0} say, But you believe that?” ‘Phe approbation of our fellow beings| that you caro for thelr opinion and} pny Ce ee eee er ihant acheonine bereits All seared," he added, patting the back ¢ 6 it from my soul,” de am is neat and drink and mine of gladness respect their persons, and you certain-| a Preyapeak ravi Nbr maocta tat ¢ a ood bo — y 1 know very well , to the eout. ly will dr ividends of good will|’!," VOUS IRAP AAI oe eau hie I Ghandi B =. “itt shall ye Tt ecomed ff Ako all god thmgs tn the world,| and esteem | ey was in tho dank, and that! gymnastics which tak rd to) La ‘ 4 Mak ca | gg i peal A pag ths aaniie Sb 008 fellow, ¥ 4 Pa ned, tart when uth will not refore, weary Z move her iia but # but how fooll ir Seren On eee Sehr 16 6 Wek | Sesenaiy: Pag hg ¥ ow t tines. Hunde: ert It aac ath avalattive upon the condition —~BpY- . the ! What sho/it lay one's way through Hfe So it @ with everything that is fine| must keep step. You must vote witi| ring uitley bims ou with a diatribe upon the condition eee ae eae cueant hewlee that anne [a ihnoat Tiere 5 (pre Onae ‘ amd worth while. The line ts drawn] the majority, and do as the crowd do at you we Fee a eeeeemae oie ~— D.- jAnd after ail, was {t worth while? It| children, and forget that we were delicately between the sublime and the| Consequentiy, it is quite necesser i Pil Aly ginaiy point aut 40 ¥0u) ona ee M o, | woitld moan giving up @ very agrecable|«rown up, and that we were getting ridiculous; between the pious man and| reckon up in your mind, before ul A thet ee eGR he Prt . to te. Tk would mean~ser| older with the years. You have Deen the fanatic; between the lover and the| Join the crowd, whether you are wil wed he aided disaster, 1 1 the “ thougtts suddenly ebidreed holy course | aulte, conte it withaue. mes HenerT: de th he pi t The searchin ere for new t ' c@ more wie WOR sittin 1 that | arkec ne up , ninmy; between the strong and the) to go the 1 fe ve s 7 a’ he cams rehing ev rw MM: BLA pad, cae ee hia bench ta iia tie Yes,.I have been content!" he @é- brutal; between kindness and week-| You can tell usually pretty well ab " room, and sa and new emotions. Our friend. eppo- halk Once ‘mote’ sha” felt “that] mitted? looking away from hes, Seeiaaee ness, what any given group of human beir t his. pi sald, bowing on, wil res ous New sensation, some answering | out of the room. “I have been content, Let us eee first, then, some of the] will be wanting to do; and if you dont] Work: ether LIOR 0 Lae GnGa! pads =~ ion tn her heart to the wonderful, |after a fashion.”* qualifications for being a gentiine good) want to do that, you'd better have a| |! oe Me ae eintie tnaee arora te ands, whi bringing | “Ours was yuch a marriage of eons flow, and, secondly, let us trace the! previous engagement sta An 1 m start, It w klve to the world. A lecture to-day - on! the wom mee,’ she went on, “and you Ware Wne that separates him from the fool. To be a good fellow, amatn, a to see to the fire, from Mr. Bertrand Saton would fill any men, by whom @he was) 80 ver As ‘ ke shout, tt, Tener, tT ‘The prime element i a good fellow] intimate your superior moralit a ad d out toward @ ce hall In London. And why? Simply bo« a No, i was not a foe this Ce ae phd Bese reaking {e unselfishness. Nobody that is pork} is something tn human natu desis, When the |cause the poopie know that he will] ¢¢ ' aaa (nere appears to be a very we touched WG hearin OR @I Ih whether it 1s not posaitle that we et heart can ever be popular. If you|sents ethical superiority in those ‘ tired he opened tt fot 4 | speak to them of new things giao at S aa oF blem involved in the ¢ wand sin-hardened multitude, It was|miaht be, perhaps, some day, a Mee z joking out continually for number! wom we play, Moral A Ay tits man Father Cresswell, There is ‘at x the profesaor which gives @ th—simp 9 truth more to one another, You know are looking od y » and @ box of car-|no puliding in this great city whion ‘ y he truth the trut one have your eyo always open for|courso all right tn preac | would hald’the crowds who flock to his |@M@ has been t jue to the manner of conducting the} “it isn't tly @ Uitle thing, Henry. |1 am almost afraid to say this, J has your own comfort, naturally slide into| of charity, and others wv tdea, my friend Rochester!) meatings, And why? Simp! because | thousand x4 don't} auk eg Dusiness, Assuming that the] Tl! tell you about it when we get) not been with you as it has been with the softest, easiest chair and quietly] sumed to lve apart fror ittered to himse he has adopted a new ton: ause in} know that s n of the eze9 are of similar form and density, 1} ty p |me, I have always felt that she bad | appropriate the biggest piece of pie,| It is offensive in those p 5 who] — place of the old me he stands in| eggs of t ‘ H ask cur puzziiste to guess the — hit there—Pautine, 4 there's no hope for you. You'll never| have chic to go with us merely to CHAPTER XXX. j pulptt with a lasi, wields It} great’ a ox eths it three exes. No, It was no little thing, Roches | (To Be Continued.) have friends. The best you can do is} have a good time 1 Pye) cea & Ruselan executlone raenty | 0? *recimen sold ~ oe | th to himself, toot or 1 oh nee, one 7 », pick yo we * opr. . J "St, Lady Mary inte te rim suddenty | ¢... 4 » * a rs] ‘ F ‘ gy} the art r de ne! & ” to go in for getiing rich, which you] Hence, on k you 1 A Surprising Reque | ene SINE intersan ied. Sin MAMORE | 2 eu ANAWER TO BOY ACOUT raup\* f oir, and ts-] . probably can do, and buy you a@ lot}If you have scruples and pri: RHE } t ¢ Ampth wast pi It was des Jas tened to the man who sat on Four Weeks of O HENRY Sto- ot sycophants. wil love you] careful not to embark in any sort ch great dinner | "On, 1 don't agres with yout" aha] and woighed exactly as much as » three Ue acorea made at the: big] 6 of the 99 IS Sow Cent heey. wn she ties, In The Evening World éaring for t you are; ody can, but you] diversion with those who do not a house in Gros maid, Indeed, I think you are wrong, | #mall ones w were disr at oot were composed as follows | talked to him, Sa ineg 7 August. The Gction treat of the can easily find plenty to love you for] them, There's sure to be trouble Square. She had found sev- ‘The reason why people go to hear! the same price per pound, one em | Firat—60, 10, 6 3, % 2. Seec 2, | raised to his—eyes whose color seemed | geaeon. what you have, _ Oi and water,—Ohicago Tribune eal new prodigies, and one Sather Creapwell ts not Gecauge he has bringing but #4 sterligg,” > & %L Thirds, 2, 10, 10,6 4 more beautiful because of the tears in ’ oe Aaj ae Mie o _ * ~ —_— ones — wage