The evening world. Newspaper, July 12, 1913, Page 10

= me T h e -E venin ¢ World Da ily Mags zi ne 4 Se tu rdsy. Jul ve EF ation. : n You Beat It? @ xs, @ By Mautice Ketten ESTABLISHED BY JOSEPH PULITZER. Ex Sunday by the Prese Publish! G @ubttehed Datiy Except jupsay oy Tee Pee Cae ‘ing Company, Nos. 68 te RALPR PULAT: President, Park Row, = ? 3, ANGUS BHA Row, Lost. ‘ D Don't JOSEPH PULITZER, Secretary, 63 Park Row. THING 3 —$—$—$—_——- Entered at the Poxt-OMce at New York as Second-Claca Matter. Subseription Rates to The ming |For England and the Continent and @ World for the United States All Countries in the International g Canad Postal One Year. $2.60/One ¥ Lied | je Year. One Meath $0) One Month. VOLUME 5+.. Coprright, 1918, ty ‘The Prem Publishing Co, (The New York Eraning World). (Including Selomon, Bluebeard, H-nry ViIl., Nat Goodwin, Mark Anteny, Socrates, Job, Ac. , 5.—MARK ANTONY. ARK ANTONY was the originator of the “affinity fad.” Nothing he M ever 414, in all his brilliant. and kaleidoscopic career, has made such & NO. 18,953 THE UNWELCOME “MASSES.” O’: COLONY of splendid idlers at Newport is perturbed be- lasting impression on the world in geaeral—and on men In particular a his desertion of Mre. Antony for the red-haired siren of tne Nile, There are a wreat many modern men who might justly claim to be the reins carnation of Mark Antony; but, strange , Not one has ever made that boat On the other band, not a single eyed, red-headed woman | 1 met who did not look at me significantly and announce that she “BELIEVED in reinearnation,” } The number of women who are “reincarnationa of Cleopatr.” ie inemd hauatiple. It is awfully easy to believe in re-incarnation, If you can pei yourself that you were once a siren. In consoles you for a lot of things don't happen, in. these days of foftified masculine hearts and insulated e Antony and Cleopatra have been crowned with a halo’ of romance, at s ‘ p f )) Siorified with more beautiful illusione than they ever deserved. Cleopatra’ Nor is Newport the only haunt of fashion that has suffered from pin Quick conquest, and Antonyfe hasty surrender, were the simplest and most fn- the “masses.” For years, as everybody knows, Monte Carlo wae 8 Sar’ Worth nao isrenoll vi ome Coepaptad = tS eee favorite retiring spot for the idle and the frivolous of the earth. Of HOR MAn; HEA. therkdets seenepebtet And: could be be expected to reset & O08 Iste seasons cheaper faros and growing habits of travel have brought 1 ; ; cause the “massos” are coming this year in greater nambers } 4 5 headed widow? } to the Riviera thousands of visitors who come'to enjoy the sunshine ‘ to the nearby beaches. The summer aristocrats have taken steps to stop the running of excursion boaté and to block any attempt to bring people to the neighborhood of their select haunts. The arrival of the “mavses” has a queer effect upon resorts of the idle rich. Gambling, for example, never seems to thrive where the “quasees” go to enjoy the scenery. Is it only coincidence that more bling places arc closed this season in Newport than ever before? Ing coals to Newcastle; and making a queen of a red-headed widow ca money to Vincent Astor? Moreover, Antony found her a distinct NOVELTY, i For te not making © widow of a red-haired n. as wit has said, hele ow of & aired woman, as and scenery of one of the most beautiful coasts on carth. Roulette, ie "i ‘ She dissolved pea: heath skirt, and fed her guests on nights champagne and facile flirtation do not attract these people. They , ingate’s tongues, Mf very expensive and therefore are the “masses.” bial meet for Antony to escape falling in love with such @ wet a 5 : . : an wou! to shut his eyes and run. Ad What is the result? Last winter Monte Carlo experienced what On the other hand, falling in love had become a habit with Cleopatra , Y 1) — oMd-timers called “the desdest season ever.” Yet thousands were com- Wen ne (op ellen ek in cea tt Whomacever hag ¥ tag and going every week, getting health and pleasure from the sea jouldere, nice biond hair and ly persuasive gift of gab. If Antor f j and the mountains, the soft air and the wonderful roses. But the f Leer tra'e feat of eatohing.ane ‘holding hitn. Rue tie conauans eee ek aaa ( wheels and counters in the great gambling roome which used to whirl hie eummer vacation in Exypt—Pouf! Antony was quite !!ke other men—only a Iittle more so. He started out ta and click amid blazing lights and glittering crowds until the small i hours of the morning were running at low speed. The mgnagers were : glad to close the huge place before midnight. All day the gardens and promenades were crowded. But aftor dark the all-night restaurants 2 and clubs were almost ompty. b The “manses” have “spoiled” Monte Carlo. The same thing is happening at other so-called exclusive resorts. Idle society picks out fome beautiful and retired corner where it can enjoy ite extrava- 3 gancies, frivolities and scandals in choice seclusion. When the a “masees” arrive it has to betake itself and its vices to some newer Play, of course—and remained to PAY. Cleopatra fed him on peacocks’ hearts and nightingales’ tongues. She made him comfortable Above all, she AMUSED him. She got up barge parties, moonlight salls, feasts, pageants and cabaret shows. From a novelty she became She wae his little sofa-pillow-something soothing-syrup-pla tt And a man who is fed AND amused by a woman away from her by wild horse: Cleopatra was never jeai of Octavir. WHO would bo Jealous of a wr man who fe only a man's wife? She never nagged; she never had to bother about putting the hooks and eyes on Antony's toga; she never saw him dur ing his before-breakfast grouch: she never made any CLAIMS, He owed her nothing, and therefore did not regard her in the light of a creditor, or @ dill-collector. Octavia had been all that to him. Te it to be wondered at that Antony remained in Weypt for seven long years? “ ¢ } But, Antony wae a MAN; and even he hegan to long to go back to Rome, { and more inaccessible Place. ; p 4 f and look up “the boys." © © © Or perhaps he grew curious to ese what | . No wonder there is consternation at Newport. : Octavia was doing, Who knows? At any rate he told Cleopatra that “he- a had Business down town,” and ealied away one fine moonlight night “for the) . a See wars.” In every lové-affale there comes a time when they want to “@af? 3 . ‘ : ‘ away; and th ly secret af 5 es THE GYPSY LIFE. ' Pack up thelr Bue erivs aa hand Gee Naote hatte nate we iw cheefful ‘einlle, Sooner or later, thei R. BRYAN is to Jeave the musty offices of the State Depart- Goa if cat-itke nature will send them purring back te In three years, ; ment for a six-weeke’ talkfest among the Chatauquans. We ( : mand Peart 9 be pet on 0 short toast, y thought he would not like his job when he took it. There ht \ x v co Jeol talendyrcattang hob ccliato yp yl br pr hapribetoboap ella: 4 {a me place for the exercise of tho voice in diplomacy. The masked : a} ¥ { (dat Nm TALL in love os often 96 be tlheet Wt 4 whispér puts too much pressure on the lusty lungs of the Commoner, | |’ : J com MaUUGLAGUY “tellekes up tho Wea @itatica Raker, Pesaro + Besides, he has acquired the habit of roving and loves to wander ‘ ! ' Kaito! teria Gletiee ee eetom sia tore omer iu donned her widow's weeds and went forward to conquer Octavius. rs But, atas, the cooking which had helped her conquer Antony now sealed.!: ‘ her docom. CLEOPATRA HAD GROWN FAT, with wit 4 feasting. Oe ASDABLADAISIISIABBADAIAIISBIISBIBBIBI |W ce rook ona glance ot her and shreaned nic eneuldere er thendinimene: ily Mrs. Jarr Discovers the Secret Ec orice mnt ban rode eae on wie nese ea * Phe gypsy has no longing for a steam-heated flat. Mr. Bryan has thrilled the throng too long to he able sucessfully to suppress himself. —_——t SOMETHING FOR ALL TASTES. URIED MILLIONS will never cease’to beckon as long as pirates of Her Own Wondrous Popularity |i ie sccivea'ts thee cays SAABAAIIIBAAABAIDBBIDAABBBBBBBBBBAA | COT [akon wD s new die t @ bath powder atralght-front » are remembered or rainbows have ends, and plenty more good : nat RN ; corset, and waited until she was seventy-nine, at least, before giving up de* ee Ay le young are |0f Riverside Derive apartments, town) Gelbender keep me half an hour on the | ghost. But in those times, it thought better to di hat . 7 coin will be buried in the search for them. The story of the ‘ ‘ Betting etarver and petra yet, al- | cars and lee to Tauren : ‘| telephone asking me if.I were angry at ‘Thus ended the pithy seaneal pay the sgt g Ae . “ New York expedition that set out to find the ‘famous Cocos Island though one can't exbect any social post- Fes Cath wena caring, eithoush Sears her and wey 1 are cp to oe her Wea saat ihe worsd bas ¢ ever known. Sifted down to the bottom, it was ie % t oa no itlor ey y more |, Just a ay, ir @ mat @; and th times wh: treabare of $60,000,000, which Skipper James Brown claimed to have Won ‘ All ge are oigbgee aig yy os A Awe een vile (eet cons can| Geebateety: ane dian, Carustuerty |arester alery. tal Sea taltaatoation ef) Ghaasetin’e cook tae ch teen Te ten and handled, will be told at length in The Sunday World Maga- Give the same standing that marrying &!can de without luxuries, we ell must| earl know him they'll pop right over |heresif. For undoubtedly it was the cook who held Antony cuunecel an from Philadelphia. For, as you know, | all those twelve long years. No mere charmer could do that, after the ecquse they . works to- | dle.” his uncle is very wealthy.” had worn off, they?—and yet do. you ever| Mr. Jarr groaned and clutched his never pretend to know each |hair. He would have torn gome out in “Whose uncle? Who is it you are But there! Any woman who can keep her COOK can hold onto her has?* ‘other at funerals?” bis exasperation, but bis hands were not | suardian of now? What's the mys-|band—or to anybody else's husband! ae “What ARH you talking about?’ | grasping so much of It these days, and |teeious person the susceptible Miss Ter- ‘ eked Mr. Jarr in an exasperated tone. |he resolved.to let nature take ita course | Wiser calls on you about, and the sine to-mortow in the words of the cighty-ycar-old captain himself. _ Among other features in the same issue the centuries old strata “of gneiss, granite and marble that lie under the island of Manhattan ‘are graphically described from a geological standpoint; Gus Roeder tells how British magistrates handle the everyday business of a Lon-|¢4\ WASN'T, that Gladrs Terwil Wis eortea leer cnite ee toe Metitnn ue ceeartean te cuneate your" ; ee y ou Cc an S ave M one _ don police court; the art of selling goods on the road is discussed by was dark.on the staire, is you that first they want social |Jarr with forced calmness please to icine Me cris rose coats -_ y am ‘ex-president of @ well-known salesmen’s association; a» Roman |! 04 ‘Good evening’ when she avoke|Phottion wim torment, ond Shen. ween | coane ner ravines of oige xpisim. | cstabiiontanat Mr, Uers? suas opened in A Housekeeper, by ‘’ Studying the Market,’’ ™ t ” " h > | that it ie ki that I ki him? Or ly y taking sides against the King of Montenegro; | cated me on the’ telenhene. And. iif good, provider and kive up these dreams t.see'ma, and why should Madge Din- [interrupted you would have under- By Sophie Irene. Loeb famove tricks that have mystified this generation are fully “given | they hear of it, I' shouldn't wondér 1 " we are to have « marriageadie away” by the treasurer of the Society of American Magicians; the |1,a°tye, ster, fam Viele ceskeloer 1 alla 22 SOLIAN HEATH, President) “A sorviceable scheme ie at ‘buy @e @eughter-of, the American Minister to Persia describes the Shah and | visit.” M of the Housewives’ League, @ave me a few suggestions as . “Why, certainly, I happened to drop " * “Hear what? What's in the air that | | " the peculiar etiquette of royal tennis in the land of the! bulbal, and|ai these young Indies should teas Tne, 101k, we Tee Vram vumum@ing Us, ‘Tay how burs Bveung Worsal, pad adele evar ya de ali la to how the house- Sable Lorcha,” Horace Hazleton’s tale of mystery, winds deoper |4¥ch interest in ust" asked Mr. Jerr, | 94 OUR “FARTHEST NORTH.” | In 186, Russia sold Alaska to the|rieg sister happened to be present. It keeper may save igito the shadows. 1 was successful with) ” y amica:te our most northern pos | United States for £7,300,00. In 106 gold | was in Muller's grocery store this morn- | | money 4a food eession. Few of us give the lecovered in the Klondike River. ‘They were discussing the new un- profuste during that are low in price and ube” at that particular time; thu” benefiting by low-priced goods, “For example, yesterday morntag © Went out to market_intending to buy” pine - great gold hunt followed. Many | dortaxi the hot daye.sMra, |e Ssparagus for dinner, I found, ; Seat Gas tae ner Ae, thelr fortunes—fust ae many lost a Payne sg ag ‘Heath sald: saparegus costly, I asked the rennin Dety 12, 1804, Alexander Hamilton died in New York from a “1 don't how , benow and ice ti their lives. lyn, knew our family and that. hi ‘The w for this and was told there wee @ | © feillet wound received the day before io s duel with Aaron Burr ful,” ventured Xr. Jerr. "Tt waa Clara |Ner once drew a map showing In 1908 the Alaskan gold output was housekeeper is she |GREAT DEMAND for it and @ conse- ‘ st Weehawken. Mudridge who married him, and then|vAdiscovered country between Rearly $000,000, But gold ie Who ‘watches the|quent shortage on shipment, Thies, took America. Immediately France Alaska's only wealth. In the moun- markete closely jvery much I!ke the Stock Exchange tains of the southweet there are rich during the sum: Spain-sent out ehips to discover it for where stocks are high on account of @he'” ut that |thelr respective sovereigns. Peter the | Copper properties, and her salmon fish-| “And that's why all those girls have ‘ mer season, T' jemand, " heard of it and sent | cries to-day supply the world's greatest | peen eo attentive to me of late. f4| markets fluctuate, ,, “e doeen't keep those other girls from re- | Great of Russia of so They Bl ce opatiouatty dest Yet I also learned, at the same tone, Garding.me as lucky.” , | Vitus Bering, # Dane, in quest of it. The|¢anneries. The yearly output of “Lucky, how?" Mr. Jarr inquired. Gret crip was a complete failure. Buton|Alaskan canneries te estimated at he edéed hindi, remembering thet che wes a| “Lucky in getting them husbands, of | the second trip, in 1741, Bering dicovered | £16,000,009. | a curprising |*2&t Dice fresh string beans were ear » how much can be|'98 St five come a quart. So I perv ; bride, “I think ' they've oid by the vera." | course,” explained Mrs, Jarr, ‘SAirls.are| Aladse. Bering, (or Behring) Gtraits| So Alsska.bae been proved « treasure! too,” suggested Jerr. ‘The race|saved by taking advantage of these chased the beans INSTEAD OF the ar the tate 3, FP, Morgan's firet| Lipplecott’s Magazine, fo hard to please these vant| are named for him. land, ig on, Let the best man lose: fluctuations, Daragus. o (Gitempt et finance took place in Boston, ae =e oles ae - _ meet le it to true I wanted the ee ‘Wi ethos! teacher gave him moory to tur pa is MORE than the beans, yet, ‘Yeung Morgan was gone 0 long time, Knew that asparagus would be Jower da, see" war By P. L. Crosby # . I i fr x @ day or two and I could get it then; and in this way have variety war Beany and the Gang er oa Set se : "Ge," replies “Another thing; very often’we house town until 1 contd keepers are prone to think that certain frutte high in price and from purchasing these desirable pe Po fe substitute eatables that _ siderable PREPARATION, bey A delusion that it is a SAVING. instead of buying @ ee sf berries costing Atteen or ¢ “4 w make some pastry tard in Its place, ‘This is not economy]. ] for by actual account, the cost of the ingredients together with the heat used in the process will amount to more; ¢9 @ay nothing of the energy expended, “Aa to this, ¢] jounekeeper should save her strength and get from the” market the ‘00d that requires little or Ro preparation, There is plenty ef). luring the win: to achome @he economies of food that DO require more ay work, Ith the market full ¢6,/ which are much better. for the health of the family than <4 Prepared food, \t (s @ real SAV. . the housewife to watch ~ ae ily, and buy eoconem:! 5 whieh fe tal ag A Ae ‘peed