The evening world. Newspaper, February 23, 1914, Page 8

eve CSR oatorid. ESTABLISHED BY JOSEPH PULITZER. ‘ | 1 Published Dally Except Supsay by ts, Brees Publishing Company, Nos, 63 to R DR, President, 6%, Parks Row. THE STEAM PIPES ARE Frozen, soot 20 A ee retay, 8 Park Row. nee | Peete Maarten poe / l pli nan ig vata] For Wadtund abate ome (Cho HEAT Tooar ‘World for the United States All Countries in the International =| 4 My b oe tel One Fikes tres testsictess AO here Tas Soe Mont Mae One Monit SLIME ||] Rerrigearon >| : VOLUME 54... cccccecssseeeeesceesseseeseeees NO. 19,179 ial ta ta oad tx: ha we Be i 4 AVE your fling before marriage, lest you break some trusting man’ APPRAISE IT FAIRLY. JH “eat sowing your wild cats afterward GOOD WORD for the new Municipal Building, like that regis- ui eeoutt her witd ware, bes dttbe, i A tered in The World yesterday by Borough President Marcus we bebe (apset ghistlhertine at enc ht ‘ prod te nal be M. Marks of Manhattan, becomes a city official and will help telf worthy of » pure, sweet man, if New Yorkers to take a just measure of their $15,000,000 Hotel de ‘ i” Ville. | Be patient with your husband. Do not expect him to clean your curling ; Mr. Marks is more than satisfied with the site and dwells upon iron and keep the ribbons on your tango slippers. Remember that you mar- {ts accessibility from all sections of the Greater City. He points to the ried him in order to get s sou! mate, not # lady's maid. wonderful capacity of the building with ite fourteen acres of net floor : q ‘ yl 1 -HE. Never argue suffrage with a man. When your husband broaches the Bre reece) eins ew once emp oyees Witt Dleniy Ot Jou cAnT Win subject just kiss him and tell him not to bother his dear little head about L nataral light, and figures that office space in the new structure will | HAT GAS LOG . JOHN such things. cost the city (reckoning in operating expenses and five per cent. in- | Ly B COMMReTED terest on total expenditure) $1.83 per square foot, as against an aver- | Compliment your husband now and then, just as you did before mar- age price of $1.76 per equare foot paid during the past two years for | riage. ee are sensitive creatures, and if YOU don't flatter him some other rented space. ¥ woman will, He suggests—with good on i t! i the new quarters has phy hin sevlita sous seg ool If your better ha!f complains because you smoke his cigarettes and - to secluded offi a rt peel i leave the ashes in bis collar button tray, don't stop to reason with bim, just | small, ices and who do not take to the idea of working pat him on the cleek and tell him how cute and handsome he looks whe i - large open rooms, as provided in the new building, where they can he's crocs. | under the eye of thelr superiors. The psychological moment to tell your husband what’you really think of him is not when he has just finished a good dinner, but when ho is fo the midst of shaving and bas his mouth full of sonp lather and can’t answer dack. “It fe true,” he says further, “that our interior arrange- ments in the sew building are lacking in that ornamentation and luzury which @ certain type of official mind has trained iteelf to regard as part of its just due, and there are no doubt ; men.even in the junior grades of the service who feel that they fi should each have a private suite of offices. But the new build- ing was largely debigned as © measure of economy and effi- clency, and im these directions it is not open to adverse comment.” It is in every way desirable that citizens be reminded of thes points before they join a chorus of wholesale condemnation. The ecandalows delay in completing the building Mr. Marks eourries over with the remark that it was due to a number of causcs whic’ to a large extent were unavoidable. No doubt, as he hints, “the conflicting detnauds of an army of prospective occupants” had Of course, there are lots of things {n the worid for a modern girl be sides husbands, but, after ali, there is nothing which will quite take the place of one when you feel like working off a fit of nerves. If you insist on fdealizing your husband don’t fee! shocked and disap- pointed when he slips off his pedestal occasionally or gets Lis halo on crooked. Remember that even a MAN {is human. | ON G. WASHINGTON, HIS DAY. | Copyright, 1014, by The Prem Publishing Co, (The New York Wreviog World), G WASHINGTON! G. Washing- Ob, first in peace, G. Washington, ' | @omething to do with it. + rhe dey that you were bora,| 484 first in battle fray, psi 4 On the other band, before they abandon themselves to rejoicing The eagle soared aloft to greet And first in all the hearts that beat ey | over the new building, the people who pay for it deserve to know A rare prophetic morn; From Maine to Frisco Bay— | | more fully whose fault it was that the contractors dragged their work “i ee he waliteshar ig Joined is bail Bi lg breath , months bes the contract time while the Woolworth Building Well knowing they would econ be Aes GAELS ae oie one the Hotel McAlpin, in the hands of the same builders, rose to swift called tea tas completion. And what about the penalties and forfeits for deley eee P sco taal aa pas | Sierided tp the one Your pee that downed, G. Wasb- While yet the eagie si 13 The public is only too suxious to hear in how many respects the had cherry ine ele While yet upon the eae cae ey Municipal Building is 9 success. But taxpayers are also entitled to Lae te an sed to amputate Our three-hued banner gleams, \ stout colonial limb; ~ From hall Gow, G. Wi | __ now why it has wasted money and wherein it falle short of expeo And you yourself grew up, as ‘twere,| lastreation to out oul = Favorite Recipes An instrument of fate, How there may le with virtue rare f 4 ep Betty Vincent’s Advice to Lovers To pass us down the line of years Shrewd wisdom tn the truth. ‘This Day we Celebrate, . of Famous Women E. Ww. 0. New Law im Ohio May Gave John D. $13,000,000 Taz.— ‘ The favorite recipes of famous ms : First Lighted Street. ¢ Verily and once more: “Them that has gits.’ . printed in_The Evening Worle on| No. 9—THE DEATH OF JOHNNY. By Charles Dickens. When to Marry. 5 ge first street to be lighted by, porated, but {t did not enter into auc- Many of ine dunes dceribed hoot the way down Balla and Mrs Beta bad stopped at toruen | VY J HAT he oroper age for mar fas was Pall Mall in London, |Seestul operation until 1627. Phila phia = an several other cities 1” DON’T JOGGLE THE PRESIDENT’S HAND|*" ** ne ou enbetaea saa ce ‘occasion conctliated the. then | For ifferent persons thle where the eens was first a adopted gas lights at about the same 3 V — William , Benton, British eubject in Mexico, was| Miss Frances Gist Finley. ard win an actinnans seice ts hemes gael saa a unter Gon I Saree Basak | ona tenis tot previouty boon aed | St site a a yeleer sees eed } 4 % ? (Daughter of the Representative.) ewered si) el in the Uni an ‘ “murdered like a dog” by Villa, or whether he was cou- Rice Muflins. s ly. But there are in Golden ge ‘This year meres oe six in Canada lighted by gas. Rosin f H NE t of juart of certain centenary 0! e general jo! mn of d oll ised fc poducin; a” \ demned to death by court-martial according to the laws Beagle ards yal gas lights in London streets. ‘The |in America in the early days of cro AGW 4 and usages of war after having recklessly threatened and assaulted three eggs, two tablepoons first attempt to introduce the use of |industry, but later cannel and New : ! q ithe 1, only careful investigation can determine, ugar, one —- salt, one we gas in America was at Baltimore in| castle coal and the Albert ceal of Hl 3 be made the public in the United | tartar. Mix the salt, soda and : > 1816, The project was unsuccessful. | Nova Scotia were used. Until half » a} . Until such investigation can pu arom oF the flour and 5 In 1822 it was introduced into Boston, | century ago the price per thousand ; - Biates will do well to remember that the latter version is the official | rub through Beat the eggs } a and in the following year the New |cubic feet ranged up to #7, thelaree 7) of ene and therefore the only one upon which the Government can base prt gee fetes fo i) age of legal York Gas Light Company was incor- | age being about $3,50, 4 bd th a oo ite attitude. be fgg yon} : a ‘York— i This country bes 2 most complicated and dangerous problem to | pans. J le ty-cne, Be. i a handle. We have given the nations of the world to understand that ; r . mo we take it upon ourselves to answer for what goes on in Merico. piles pc ie Nobody else is to lift a finger. s lea new and * eh i At this ticklish moment, when the devile of confusion are busier piat me ose Ay y at iyerek feet } Be — than ever beyond the Rio Grande, a mass meeting in Texas loudly | sat. 3 ave nen the alice tana accuses Secretary of State Brysn of “persistently suppressing facts,” | , bent, ineradiente welt fegtber, one p ; * the American people” and “trying to form public opinion! Ars, Duncan U. Fletcher. 4 for political purposés in support of « policy thet is ruinous to all (Wite of United States Senster,) Pe foreign interests in Mexico.” r Bay Salad. i . the minis- a These are charges—neither more nor lese—and as euch must be | [Q°% esse Bard; shell and _ cut arate goa ss ‘ left for Congress to take care of. 1D fail paint ‘brush color. ask be | tention tor, covered Tee se sot let All things considered, however, is i+ not the moment of moments | with aieeren: tae Ee lettuce ony fin kiss me as muck 60 he Wiens for the people of this country to show their trust and confidence in | eaves: stand colred oe lesraee on ae Tita’ be should want to come back the President by carefully refraining from any tumings of hasty judg- | bave been strained and tor certain | Matwelt coveral anonths betere 8s: ment likely to embarrass him while he ie taking the bearings that | "ew" Serve "ot (AG Sl ee shall enable him to steer a true course for the nation—ebendoning oer er ee ee tn mina| Your atection more ‘than ever. It neither the peace that we desire nor the responsibilities that we have ™ = the only | Zeca have Ist bis often. eosumed? _ : ved that be shouldn't you BE COM TLD s+ > 25 Hits From Sharp Wits. : i ets Hay It ie worth remembering that one of the finest tributes ever penned to the memory of George Washington we owe to a British statesman: 8 zi sped alll f 4 Ee a & e ° man may look like a good risk che Insurance solicitor and. have i Having now bequeathed all he had to dispose of, and arranged bia | affaire in thie werld, Johnny, thus speaking, left it. id 8108 Girl'e Leng Waisted Dress, 4 te 8 Years. oR, NA" writes: why do all girls With straight ekitt, elbow or long sleeves, with | One peaann why we like little tote} Orleans States, A Good Ustenere {teat husbands, aly ioe men wie they in that they never stop you on the t res mean why are Call at THE EVENING WORLD nireet to tell the smart (hinge their | Our grocer tells us that be gives! The ‘age man of to-d.y ought] girls cool at times? Why de they BUREAU, Donald Building, 100 West Trane atk Dpe- roid efper i ocean IE Siig, long "walt for thom to foned Vee whe putty Maeenh | MuERE tHe, vale adnirrey, ioe fs Oumbat Broa), corner uth arene and hirt-eneed 1o pul an are smal ut wi are papel said that one-half of the world | pay thelr bill, = two every day stroking bie whis.| committed at all?” y Mew York, of sent by mail on receipt of tan canis in ot know how the other half kere, I think the explanation that holds ‘OBES each pattera ordered. hen the} Abuse is not argument but usually eee ve} the absence of it—Milwaukee Daily| Matrimony ts the surest cure for News. siggling—Toledo Binge. IMPORTANT—Write your addrem plainiy and always in many cases is that the girls papell 1 Perteres Yoise wanted, Add two cents for letter postage if in a hurry, alights as teste of the affection of thelr admirers,