The evening world. Newspaper, March 6, 1913, Page 3

NO RACE SUIGDE. | NV NEW CABINET ONE DADDY OF NINE et Thirty All Told Born to the | New President's Official Advisers, NO CHILD IN ONE HOME. Secretary of Labor, Named Wilson, Is at ¥ Head of Lisi. | WASHINGTON, March 6.—Gatherers @f statistics who have been compiling facts about the new Wilson Cabinet announced with satisfaction to-day that | ite members are simple, home loving ‘and, by example, active anti-race suicide Propagandist: Of all the Cabinet families, only that of Secretary of War Garrison is without chiliren, and even this ts discounted by that fact that Mrs, Garriaon, far from being a child hater, has always taken @ deep and sympathetic interest in small boys and giri Mrs, William Jennings Bryan is a lawyer, like her husband, but she has found time amid her professional duties to rear two children, Mrs. Richard Har- Breaves jr. and William J. Bryan $r., whose wife will make her home in Washington with the family. Three daughters call Mra, Albert Sid- Rey Burleson, wife of the Postmaster- @eneral, “mother.” One of the daugh- ters, Mrs, Richard Van Wyck Negley, fon about six weeks old. Wiltam C. Redfield Secretary of Commerce, and Mrs, Redfield, have a married daughter and a son, Humphrey Fuller Redficla, who is a student at Amherst college. Mr. Franklin K, Lane, Secretary of the Interior, fon, Franklin, Jr, and @ daughter, Nancy, several years younger. Mrs. Lane is a college woman, but thorough: ly domestic, NINE CHILDREN IN ONE CABINET FAMILY, If ever an actual a organization 13 established among the families of the Cabinet officers, Mrs. | William B, Wiison, wife of the new Secretary of Labor, will be at its7head | bb rigat of achievement. She has nine children, The eldest, Wilson, ts now clerk of uh * Labor in the House of Representa fvs, Josephus Dantels, wife of veiary of the Navy, also has set iiJren, She te uch interested in ine Bames of iv OVS as in the conduct of her hospitable hi oud There @ three tien In the family 6? David Houston, Secretary of Agri- culture, The youngest, Lawrence, 1s only two montis old, He was left be- dand in St. Louis because {t was thought he was too young nificance of the inaugural ceremonies. sra Mrs. Houston is on her way back to St. Louls now, unwilling to leave the aby alone a minute longer than neces- ary, Miss Nona McAdoo will preside over }the Wastington home of her father, ‘William G. McAdoo, the new Secretary Of the Treasury. She made her debut + ghort time ago. There are two other tuahters, one married, and three sons, The only bachelor in the Cabinet, atch is why he is mentioned last, is totney-General Mcleynold (ust how many children Mrs, Dantels @he statisticians and cabinet census fee have been unable to ascertain fitely, But, in addition to her 1 age fathe: te United States’ new President. tal number js at least thirty. The 1 WASHINGTON, March 6.— arrival of half-a-sdozen Woodmw Mpon “inauguration bale As ree sf to-day by the Prosident’in scores , ters and telpgrams, informing him + hese new citizens, born on March me, been named after him. Hereto- ee fgon has replied personally to all “baby” letters and it was ex- that he would continue this ey rr eas ina war WILL REGULATE \ZE AND HEIGHT OF wv ALL NEW BUILDINGS. add: conte Board to Name Commit- Which a Paid Commission == Will Replace Later. PRO" ° imate will itt witerward to be hav appoint replaced Fa Comm!ssion—to devise a plan jlatiug the height, size and ar- t of buildin; ad within its of th city, ‘his project 1 discussed oMslally and already h by heard from many of property on avenue, thoroughfare, Be Prosi: os ways, is in especial need Roard of Estimate adopt- tion calling for committee of tae the feasebility of | Prosident’s plan, He ways owing sentiment in favor All buildings as to slae n order to arrest the increasing evil of the shut- ting off of Mght and alr from other bulldings and from the public and also to prevent unwholesome gestion, as Well as to reduce the ards of fire and pert! to life.”’ He s confident that the comm will be named and the plan as denn y the engineers carried out Mc reso! ois a regulating and arran seriously streets, con- haz __THE MAES PORLD, THURSDAY, MAROH 6. THE LENTEN LOOKING GLAS 'A Man Should Say No to His Friends As Easily as He Can Say It to His Wife “This World Would Be a Happier Place in That Event,”” Writes ‘‘Ade- | Also has a sixteen-year old | race suicide | ) apprectate the sig-| | Uhood, To such a woman the failure of .) there are twenty-seven children | will sit in the counci! of | line W,.”” Who Says Her Husband Doesn’t Treat Her Right and Thinks Half the Wives in New York Are Not Appre-!| ciated. “It Would Be More Bene- ficial to Search One’s Own Heart and Mind Rather Than to Depict the Faults of Others,” Says Avici. BY NIXOLA GREELEY-SMITH. “If @ man could learn to say his wife, the world would be a happier plac marizes her impressions of Iife as the Lenten Looking Glass reveals it to} making for themselves a life apart from love. Mise Agnes Hart | “Man unhappily married or unhappily in love is to have no leisure for Committee | brooding over the dead past, to interest herself in other persons and to have them interested in her. eve that love should cast a longer shadow upon a woman's life than upon « and among these the majority think so much of love chie‘ly be- cuse they haven't anything else to think about. The average man's main preoccupa- tion Is his business, profession, whatever brings him a livelihood, and so the average woman tends to concen- trate her f on the sentimental rela- tons with man which still constitute her main job, business or means of live- her marriage means the bankruptcy of her life—an unfortunate condition which results inevitably from what Ida Tar- dell describes as “the business of being @ woman," and will continue so long as being a woman ts made a business. When women learn to treat sex as an accident, at most an incident of life, in- stead of viewing it as their reason and excuse for being, they will take senti- ment in all its aspects less seriously and more successfully, as men do now. ALL PARTNERSHIPS REQUIRE CONCESSIONS. ‘Those women who regard marriage as the main business of life should reflect that no business ts ever immediately successful, no partnership so perfect that {t does not require many adjust- ments, compromises and concessions fol- lowing many disagreements, ‘When such a woman invests her heart she is apt to look for ex- cessive dividends and too often she becomes the prey of some 520 per cent. shark, some romantic a4- vemturer, instead of placing her feclings in o nice, safe mortgage os the enrning capacity of a sober Citisen whose emotions would never pay more tham 6 per ceat, but would ski, dividends. When a woman finds herself married | to a man who docs not appreciate or Joo—| return her affection the momentum of her first feeling may carry her along | for a few years, but eventually she is; bound to regain her sanity and her equilibrium, She 1s going to stop loving the man who does not love her, fhe foolishly puts up the and mind and turns her heart into a mortuary chamber for @ dead passion, “Build thee new mansions, ob, my soul, unless | vutters on soul | as the swift seasons roll’ es alo | that one must move out of the old houses, Otherwise we will have to con- clude that a chambered nautilus is wiser than an enamored human being, whtch after all may be the case. A great many women, of course, make themselves unhappy. TIME FOR A NEW MANSION FOR THE SOUL. When a wife among the number, when she is su that her unhappiness comes from with out, soul to build another mansion, to move Into it and to move out of the old one The new house may be fashtoned of interest {n a great world movement like take the form be woman suffrage or It ma: of individual philanthropy. It may joining « club, {t may be writing a pl decides that she is not not from within, it ts time for her! or adopting a profession or business, whatever it i#, she should move into it nd put up the shutters on the old house. When love is dead he will never be any more so. Only idiots hold « dowended from the opening of his Aaaver wilceanin thie her. Perhaps this rather gloomy, lar, in Ite midet sparkled a Jew Vee OEMS IIR Hulengee vision 18 colored by her own unhap- | pi of extraordinary workmanship. La Lorraine had Just cleared the pler Cherries hearing piness. It isto be hoped that the con-| | carefully slicked ‘Monde hair was sr (yea Henri Lutes hurled hin the Del Monte dition of unrewarded effort and un- nein ay 8 Bee Mito woft eray hat.| self from a taxicab, “He to 8 | rity Se ‘ A regal os ; | with one of those feathers stuc a | Stee and wente & beiatiing & | nhes fom mutted’ devotion which she de | alde that make you want to yodet at! Two steps at a time, he cl ‘"1 model orchards of scribes is not common to half the titit stairs to the second floor and started |} back s down the bit enclosur Sonoma married women In New York, as she) assures us is the case. ever wives are in the same state of distress, it seems worth while to sug- Perpetual wake over him, Wise men nm always willing to listen to him the proceedings. and women give him a fine funeral and| 1) matters pertaining to his work The Hochgevoren Jonet, is an honor bearer. Add tush thelr tases tothe future, | and give any helpful suggestions I Prusayneki, as they would Del Monte Here is the vision which the Lenten ®% able to. T am willing to do or if rT the realm of Em: ST A eee Lacy at Mrs, Walter L. Hanson Gives Keated himself con ab Aspara, paragus wite What is my reward? Sneers, criti: | 19) Uncertain Stage Career {iets chair. ahot his cute and Peaches, Cherries Dear Madam: Nearly all the letters | (a! abuse and curses, ; Up Uncertain stage Ca inquiringly at the Commissioner Hone: sherk tke Lauien Losing Glee nc Ifa man could say “No” to | 7 in SI “Tell us about it," the Court ordered y been from men criticising women, | r adily as he can to hi to Work in Shop. “Well, you see, My Lord," Ba ngeoore etc. which goes to show that In man’s £88 p a better world to | Josef began in English with a 1 OOHGAIL BE TA orate Kin Ge ares | iu. The only way to be happy Sumaesiaiaaas tons twist, “I had been around antry, and you comings, but is ready to discuss the ok Ladin ely considerate of The referee's hearing continued from! rope quite a lot gadding and mueca} wi fie on oy a ouperioe Pella oF ashore. aie athens When a man dooan’t | esterday before Albert Fortmuller of |of my Income spending in xond times quality that always sug- I have found that man’s conceit Lot ee neers: What t8 she | i toga County to determine the legal| At Cherbourg f chanced thiy fellow geste a greater prico than And absolute selfisaness cre the | %° 40? My husband ts always told | Saraton : fireman, Otto Gehrmann, on the at the actual cost. Cause of most of the troubie, ana | 2 can be proud of his wite and dence of Walter Lathrop Hanson, | froman, Oto Germann, on the at Used by the U. S. Army while there area good many “butter | D0 but if he Is we are not aware | the twenty-two-year-old helr to the! tit Noid me to Amorien Ba lee and Navy Hospitals. fly women,” especially here in New | 1! Stanford estate, left by Mrv. Leland) woud only. no little money pay | CALIFORNIA York, they a! ‘ nd abuso the “butterfies™ “Always having the United States to thelr brotner ond fellows” whowr | of i sens ne sure tou geet” [atanford. University, Drought out the] geo. wished, T thougit here aM FRUIT CANNERS ASSOCIATION much dissipation as possible into the | "0t 0 be ensnared when they amile | fact that young and pretty Mra, Walter chance. fo T him ten shillings paid San Francisco shortest time, My observation nas | &t Ys and then tell your wife you | l Hanson, in an effort to help her hus-| Half-past two jn the morning comes Largest C of Fruits and been that those men who have really | C&P Set @ hundred girls, as they are | band, who is without work and without | @nd me under his bunk he smuggles Vegetables in the World sil eraay about you. allowance from his mother, has eacri-|Then Tt pay him a whole pound, Eng worthy and good wives are so sure of them that they neglect them ut- Polimetgs Ae women {9 not crazy | iced the uncertain career of a vaude- terty and the man who haw a “but. | ine Yue bit a a nea eu eur ville artist to a prosafe but permanent iy" Is Kept so busy gratifying her | worth Woile wife, remember the Hy | orition in a department store in this many demands ‘hat he has little time tateimtatet fatnbeimteinteintetntetelutelatetntetatinintatetatetet ~ Twelfth Article ot a Series. lobinlelnialet: Copyrtait, 1913, by The Brew Cable ng Co. DEAR You age So CLEVER THis CAKE 15 fC Rans Din | HEL Arri chala at miss! the ta “WHEN “THEY COMMENT ON MY Ive that STELLIGENGE AND APPEARANCE, MY Tans M6 | have COOKING MY MANAGEMENT Ris’ CHEST te Te | ware I SWELLS OUT AND WE TAKES ALL THE GLO! ram ‘THEATRE | wath in voluminious white spats. WHEN HE GETS HOLD OF “ THAT || A scarf that would have made the) BOOB!" AH, THEN—— ‘o' to his friends as easily as he can to] famous coat of his biblical namesake, “And then,” shouted Henri, as he w So a young woman sum-/ Joxeph, look tke a mourning arm: starting on his yw ©. “AL, my friends, | But to what- | | what | looked est that they try to find happiness | spired with a White Star line flreman | you big bood of 4 hackdriver! Boob! Pik’ thecieaiee We eaePiiae bial to have himnelf mmuggled into the land| tiie daugitor waved Kisses at him, |p} dor to that of any ‘ ge has) of the free~after they let In, his son-in-law doffed his hat and bowed other cherry you ke ines feats caheeny feta Gute stat ieee! as s Peel THREW HAT AND COAT TO AN with sass teh ell m4, Lute ai have ever eaten. ENDS — fo ASSISTANT DISTRICT-ATTORNEY, | M0*t Blew up under the pressure of hia ‘o realize what a real in marriage than men, and of course | WD TO MoS PAU WORLD: Mate yeu tiie Bardon who erleaeo axe | Coto | an Royal Anse ts, that is because they make so much, ealagiaas i. he demanded the SWAIN WOOED HER BY MAIL ||] ask your grocer for more of it. They accept the muscu-| —~| Commissioner. ie iat enon May | te lov A Baron Josef nodded languidly, With. Lutec is a wholesale Iquor dealer in | his life a thing apart, yet they don't | Kimeeit) never thinking the compile he passed bia yodeling hat, malacca educated In Paris, his former home. { seem to realize the advantage of jnents are paid to me. | cane and boxy surtout to a young me here two years ago, at the age | The important thing for a I have a little daughter and make standing on him, saying brusq of ne teen, bringing a deep and ail her clothes, besides doing my own “Hold thone abiding love for Paul Rundet, hittle washing, in order to eave, I The young man was fo surprised that | owner of a Paris ayatem of taxicabs, make his home everything a man he took them automatically. Then he, For’ some reason Papa Lutee look: Only very young or very silly creatures bee can ire and always look to his let them drop with a clatter to the | with Mttle fa on Rundet. But h mfort. Tne 00d And you men who are ro willing to e far outnumbered by Stanford, wife of the founder of Leland lish, “th to Federal Prosecutor. ae upled with prodigi was strikingly tlustrat In the wa not completely story told to United St imiesion. | folled, La Lorraine waited at 10 o'alock lor Mhields by Baron Jowf von Pus.| At noon the Celtic sai or Liverpool | eynskt of Castle Pussynski, Lemberg, | 4nd on board was Henrl Lutes, should | Austria | fair weather favor, the Celtic and La | of European im Commissioner #hi the Baron was accused of having ¢ er fail to prepare @ ' hoor, | q dinner and k myself and | stalked out of the room. anon the money I am allowed. I Attorneys who had come in to witness MUCH COAL AND GRIME FOR A. rere ass ee 1918, : " HSCOATFORU.S PAUL LOPES WI a - ATTORNEY'S GOAT. CHLDOFM HENRI 2s yer fathe this mornin Ocean Trip in Stokehole Never Ah, but He Witt Pus Will Pursue THe s'atet tw da iant nmed Lustre of Freiherr’s | Over Seas—And When He | 0" eo (aie 9 ve oa the ogous Raiment or Nerve. | Catches Them! | 1 mailed the letter | © ot it in the early m eee ——- this morning, Hartt he would, "¢ — ‘ yey Sarcasticatly Imoat contemptoualy, fOUld NOt det over from Newark be -D AS A STOWAWAY. Mra Helene Rundet "was her saved Blbsly vt tie te S Cetin saan een | se husband, Paul, waved good-by to Mra, Rundet's father, Henri Lut from Lore igned in Court He None) tie deck of 14 as that vessel backed out from the Frnoh Line pier Into the North River to-day, Havre. Henrt La ‘k, waving an xploding French and Engtieh expletives tke bd | roman candie, for his daughter was elop- | jing and he had arrived too late to stop | boun ntly Tosses Hat and Cane | tor was inbretta and noble birth Is not ne But Henri Laitec ‘om-| Lorraine will be tn alight of each other | Ain during most of the voyage acroas th Atiantic, until La Lorraine strikes the atur her's courte teat delicate peari-hued cutaway | MUntiCe Unlll Maa Lornaine | aa ¢ : . © the eastward to enter the Engtiah he tatlora of the Rue de ta Pax ch We TEea the lal Gain lems ce been able to invent. Hin feet Nevth toward 1 t in long pointed patent leathers | Het will meet th Hae Hesse Jo and his ankles were | Paris What 1 shall do to t bik boob of a} waving his um- Santa eda who ts some particular dresser himself, He noted that Clara an Counties — Us e, atin juicy che: with a flavor super- Ha a y the shouting, “Stop the sheep, | pr | yelled Henrl Lutec, * roof a child! Be of a up with surprise. ol became very red in the face and | He wan one CHERRIES The DEL MONTE label Ansistant United States Diatrict- DAINTY NOBLEMAN. i ave my clothes In two big bags i thih of anviing ve Toate? | RIMMRLHALan 204 grand entowed | cy. “Phe searing, which to olsen pactad and t near me an nt mine | Need Be Stout all himsel?, preclate her ana show ee ani ba the offices of Rookwood & Hanson at} guit that I had when T boars in the | I will state my own case, and when and you will soon realize the futitty | Nv # Broad + Was adjourned this | Schwartzwald hunted. | the fire- If they wear Ido will be stating that of at least | Of il the nasty, sordid things men |noon until March % at 10 o'clock, man's bunk, belleve me, there is much half the married women in New York | #2 2 mane, Wemaelves Believe they | The hearing Is a step In proceedings] of coal and grime, and the food ts bad, | to-day. I have been married six Don't "be ashamed to tell ‘your | Which began shortly after young Han-| Ut then : am happy: for am J not years and am a mori: loving woman; | friends you have a wife waiting for | *n's marriage to Miss Henriette Reuttl, Len eave ' heh yet @ great reader und fond of | you at home id remember her [nis marriage, which Hannon's mother hen we rom America amusements and clothes. All the | whole day has been spent an id not approve of, widened the breach | 7® day away, some fresh alr years of my married life 1 have | !ng your home-coming while wi Pati we ae 4 between Mra, Hanson and| 2&¥e and all coal and grime that Tam, | struggled to help my husband, and kone about her house ‘sd neiaage es sige e {1 take a little walk, A beast of an| Bone without even the necessary ADELINE ‘w, her son, Having nis allowance cut off) oman gees me, locks me in trons up, | clothing in order to get on our fect, CAST THE BEAM OUT OF YouR Mine Without work and having MO) Gia gigg my pour friend the flreman. | He maie a lot of debts while tem- | OWN EYE property In the world but the clothes] Bt) fo wate to wasn myself given, | Porarily fascinated by another wo- Dear Madam: It jhe wore, Hanson took steps, through)“ w,nd ao, My Lord, I am not here | man, and y blind devotion £ the Lenten Looking-@i j Attorney) Vincent 8. Lippe, of this citys) sioved to land, and Tam from my never suspected him until throuch which to search the 'to recover a bequest from hin father,| BON" O0 Oe lan ailing fi the woman's husband things were | f one's own heart ming { Which, according to the statement of] Mawel one pall | i aot in the daily paper, and the pas | Father than to see depicted the ix mother he voluntarily resi¥ned tO] teramarine blood in hit veing will prod pers all took delight In making it Meee cre Cunees, and it would ame | her ably be deported, Commiaisoner Shields all front page matter, as we were | SEUNSSOY Ne, more” Desaticies, a Mra. Hanson repiied to this action Mile be danttio’ an he ctininal charge | Which firmly support the bust 8. LG AVE. oth well known in my home city. | Qgaiar than thove of aay etter mont" Mate the. Hee Kainst. Cearmann. of attempting to | and abdomen, molding the flesh not RE OM BOR ITE ; fon promises to do what | gree * lyon from clalming the $0,000 b be lapene Roig tea ratecer ir tai i 4 i : humiliation and heartaches he hal | ten de not & good one “avier r | justice Kellogg In the Saratoga | ort with style, durability an caused me, I finally decided to come we sean hen sun declared incompetent, | WHEN PLAY’S A SUCCESS |} economy, eer here with him and start all over ; of alcoholiam, and to have a tisin" It wheat move fist | GIVES BLOOD FOR FRIEND, 0.0" “fics ant “te a} WHO GETS THE CREDIT? No Better Corset ost Women for he, Wa able to do a good deal Gant, Nauaee deastan a on of Attorney Lippe that his Neyin AN expert witness, Dy § ry Heh better here, and for a tine all was | ; Perating nd has been for an of yeare| Qualifying 8s | A sal Wear-Proof Elastine Gores are looking forward to well, Only, however, until he made Vable for Wi ‘erry. | Gath ales this city that the|!el Fr eatrical produ to: ‘ new friends he Now are just Pah ici Weis tara baa have na lnlaiolen dus. tant fare auprenie Gauri sua provide comfort, and rant about straightened and he makeatica |, aot Rdwin courts of Saratowa h h gore-durability during life of 8 if nd aa h # proceeding has 1 necete | t nate the re ve value of as er un so miserable for me that Lam ab te Sis ae RA} 00 y the hewsing 10 de the lek Of ehows aad the corset, Specially woven ma- ay, } steps to free me from Three, alia at Rita: nai © of Hanson fea ; terials; guaranteed not to rust, , i Pare. climes eho ta erent STEP aay ihe al ov" T tear or break. Sizes, 19 to 36, the day of the s pantde, Dov day at 4 he te through with [ie eee ee formed on hee (at opera had Sess tes you Know what date it falls $ bis work, but (a bearer ariam i uan hla week at being insane Wy a ATT Sra eae on?=-Maren 230, Rather early, min wh i. [oulosis, Her alster, Miss } 7. port in the papers to the ef | Ware, Easter sunday is also shown in ae 19 s nf ut Tha 4 uieg Pras) ie of table form tor each year of the ahusive, We of her f s ¥ say mn * a neteenth and Twentieth Cen the theatres ke poln ted ta play and intag y at shows all win . n't muane | that Walte rely straigntened oy uries, huey calendar and i 1 i ” as he has tn on th many oui y ures Thad i it u , \ give slender, fashionable figure: any other interesting features asking wale tie thene Was Hacker y Po ines, gracefully modeled bust and an the friends 3 D E subdued hips, Superior quality am fo teat \ My ts sou coutil and Batiste, daintily trimmed, and P ameorte (oat sono Guaranteed not to rust, 5109 up. as to f iv B. Brassieres, gracetal! a ane A PAB San a EOI ft without wrinkles, Bott clio t H : alvery ps amis tota ble matertals. daity trim and “nouse de inne, does | gy, itm tie | vr ! ans testimony way char f fewible boning. 0 not let his friends even suspect that Hy AAAI he rine Our chab haw given up the per- thor of the theme has not the | arp At Abe, BAI ly manac Bernat well edueed & reat acto nicious midnight banquet Pe ee ine Oe ne O98, EINGARTEN , Mew York Geuce, appearance, my cooking, my Good." Yet, it has substituted the pernicious poonday luncheon” When comment on my ney Eggs only four ents a dozen in replied the Boo . bape aN who Whips the that it becomes a pall Meas }_NOW ON SALE Csaiarasicnnsneie