The evening world. Newspaper, February 7, 1916, Page 5

EXPECT THE PRESIDENT - THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, [SHOULD WOMEN PROPOSE? OAT, GHARITY BALL It Will Be Held at Madison Square Garden, and Every Cent Love’s a Quick Lunch Affair, Anyhow, Nowadays Goes to Charity. Pre-Lenten social activities in Catholic circles in this city wiN reach their climax in the Charity Ball, to) bo held under the auspices of the New York Chapter of the Knights of Cotumbus, Fob. 18, at Madison Square Garden. The unique feature of this event lies in the fact that the gross | Man Spurns the Ripe Fruit That Falls at His Feet and Would Rather Have the Sour, Unripe Apple at the Inacces- sible Top of the Tree. | recosrysepenes intent we te [ANG the Man Who Can't! Do His Own Proposing affair being defrayed trom the exist- ‘ ; A “Bapectal Iiterest attaches to thia| Ian’t Worth Consider- ing Anyway—And There | event by reason of the expected presence of President Wilson and his | wife. The committee has received as-| You Are surances from Secretary Tumulty a that unlems other and more pressing engagements interfere the President will honor the Knights of Columbus with a visit. Gov. Whitman has already signified his intention to be present with his staff. High dignitar- ’ ies of the Catholic Church, including Cardinal Farley and the Right Rev. Mgr. Bonzano, Apostolic Delegate to Washington, will also be guents of honor, as wil a number of distin- guished members of the Protestaut clergy in this city, The Committee of Arrangements in- | Marguerite Mooers Marshall. “The apple that falls to the ground at man’s feet he will never pick up,t if there are others still hanging to! the tree, The apple on the top-! most branch is the one for which he longe. Some-, ludes pot E. Murphy, Chair- times the fruit man; ‘ark Commissioner Cabot ' Ward, Join P. O'Brien, James J. Whlolr beseeches Hoey, Willlam P. Lariin, James A. him to take it Heha, William P. Myban and Frank from the ground Sm —EE is the sweetest | and most mu Don’t be » deceived by the | Bitar tured,. while. his size of the roll. In toilet |hard-earned. Jaboriously acquired paper it’s easy to make 500 sheets look larger than 1000, Be sure of quality, then look on the label for number of sheets. “*Ie's the Counted Sheets that (Count ’’ Scoflissue ‘Toilet Paper | has 1000 sheets to the roll— 10c. Soft,white and absorbent. Sani-Tissue. Treated with CanadianBalsam. 2500 sheets in carton of 3 rolls, 25c. | Ask your dealer. SCOTT PAPER CO. ot 3) sole “Eddy’s’’ Sauce is all gocd and good for all. genie! fish, soups, stews and ies taste better with a eda h of | autumn | tude. ‘feminine fortresses marked “iinpreg- treasure is sour and under-ripe. But this fact does not detract from the pleasure of the elim.” Behold the doctrine of feminine} inaccessibility, expounded to us to- day by one who describes herself as “a woman who is still waiting.” a matter of fact, thateis the usual destiny of the topmost apple. If you have ever walked through a country | apple orchard in January or Feb-| ruary you must remember how, on! almost every apple tree, one with-| ered, shrivelled, rusty-brown apple dangled from the loftiest and most inacceestble twig. Very sensibly, the! Pickers decided that too much time and energy would be neoled to gather this particular fruit. So it was left in innocuous desue- And I believe that fate, more often than not, awaits the ultra-inaccessi-| ble woman, Maybe she was a sue- cess in the days of chivalry, when making love and making war were ¢ the two chief and tnterdependent oc- cupations of a gentleman, But now- adays men, American men, do not spend their valuable time in climbing | after topmost apples, in storming nable.” ducted In accordance with the sched- | ule of a quick-lunch serve yourself to the first and handiest dish, eat it with the utmost possible speed and get back to work! Of course, quick-lunch food fre- quently causes indigestion, and ‘Should women propose?’ is a lotter from one who thinks that state of civilization will not come un- til the twenty-fifth century or after. | Among intellectual people and in the- ory we all know that woman should have the privilege of proposing, at an up if there are others stil most branch ta the one for which | longs. heseeches him to take It from the ground is the sweetest and most ma- ri and does not the | detract limb ow wise’ fnould th why, , natural death Their love-making is con-| known to come to life again, worm within in fruit, but o distance of his hand, AS FOOLISH TO FORCE THE ISSUE | |, the demand in suger and molasses AT THIS TIME. “Dear Madam: You bave Well, also know that she would n foolish to try to fo’ 16 at this time The apple that falls tot n’s feet he will us to the tree. The apple on the to; Sometimes the fruit ured, while his hard-earned, ’ quired treasure is sour But this fact from the pleasure of man loves he ne to di en tfully at all appreciated, then, this sare ‘love’ “Women (most of them, at any rate) remain single, not fer of pi Buc secnuee of the Quality of these same. proposals, Gnd should a woman be anxious to be a ‘Mrs.’ she has many an opportunity before she is twenty- five without doing the asking here but Y pick | human rac banging | which wunts to be} he fact, and ‘puts’ him And i of his affection show him the way to declare his love, dies a and never ‘has been; Eddys S At Grocers and Delicatessen Stores, 10¢ Made by E. Pritchard, 331 Spring St.,N.Y. marriage arranged on the quick- | junch princip total lack of discrimination sel- dom agrees with one. Hence, it is nothing more than the duty of the woman a man ought tomarry | ve him from emotional dys- To do that she should bi he ground with the rotten uid it be quality th waiting for h 34th Street—New York Clearance of Winter Stock At Final Price Reductions . Reduced to Reduced to 15.00 Women’s Tailored Suits Women’s Tailored Suits....... ened ve uee 20.00 | Women’s Tailored Suits...... eealenals eno a SGT Reduced to.. 25.00 ! Women’s Afternoon Dresses ......,..... os Reduced to 15.00! 4 Women’s Afternoon Dresses........... : Reduced to.. 20.00 Women’s Afternoon premes Reduced to 29.75 125 Women’s and Misses’ Coats, 15.00 | Various models of Storm Cheviot, Whipcord, | { Corduroy and other materials, satinelined | 15 .00 throughout and wool interlined. Reduced to | 65 Women’s and Misses’ Coats Reduced to | 95 Women's and Misses’ Coats. Reduced to 20.00 25.00 . Exceptional Sale of Women’s New Model Separate Skirts Tailored Sport models of Poplin, Tailor Serge, 5.50 | White and Pastel Corduroy, Mixtures and Callot | and Shepherd Checks. Very Special ! The APPLE THAT FAULS TO THE GROUND HE NEVER Pick UP — THE APPLE OW THE TOPMOST BRANCH 1S ONE FOR WHICH HE 1 openly an FEBRUARY 7, 1916, question, ‘Should women propose?” I say emphatically no, “How can a woman with any dell- future menaced by lack of ot rastrosd | eronghe to this country to-day by \ prosperity and inability of ratiro |to build extensions and acted as he|dores of the United Frutt Line. | youthful widow on the Steamattip BRANDEIS, SAYSHE. as well ask a man to support her for the rest of her life. Of course these so-called business women think otherwise, but I should like to t these worsen that they ought nev | did for that reason ———< > ‘BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR MILITARY TRAINING Detmel, to Cuba Jan. 29 on bee yy fame Vine to Fay Per r | He dropped I ed 4 Hee enters favatm Detmet was the Tipper of the ‘suburban nea or et who Was sixty years bay ome be allowed to get married 11 desirous of keeping their positio: after thelr marriage. No woman i give her employer the proper inter- est, which he is paying her for, and take care of her home at the same time. How can @ woman in such position give her ohildren tho ca: and education that her duty as wi and mother demands of her? “Most of my acquaintances have won the young men they wanted, and in each case the man has done the ACTED ASE EXPERT Answers Thorne’s irate That as Lawyer He Threw Case to the Railroads. Secretary Palmer Forecasts Adop- tion of Drill System, Even if | | Slater Plan Fai | | ‘The Siater bill, providing for mill- tary Instruction in all the schools of the State for boys between the ages of | fourteen and twenty-one, has been re- | | ferred to the Committee on By-laws GRAY HAR BECOMES DARK, THICK, GLOSSY proposing. | “No girl is compelled to marry al man because he proposes to her. If al tT, girl doean’t encourage @ man he won't | ees, (egal Se ila ald FM » Syb-committes fn- fused. It vestiwating Louis D. Brandeis; to-day “If a girl should become at- tached to a man who does not re- | indicated he oxpects to refute charges WASHINGTON, Fob, 7.—Josoph N. 1 t, called to testify Wednesday turn her affection, | say to that |of tmisconduct by Brandeis in the! girl that the sooner she putshim | caiway rate cases. out of her mind the better off be 1 will . sho will be, She should not wait | larticulurly Teal will reek wo wow sald for leap year to propose to him, | the accusations which Clifford and then have to hold on to her | Thorne, lowa railroad commissioner, | position afte: ir marriage. Is expected to make—that Brandeis “Candidly, | wouldn't consider | “iirew" this case to the railway—are | any man that could not do his | 1,140 | own propesing worth marrying. |“BUSINDSS GIRL OF TWENTY.” “Brandeis's of employment 1+ letter members of the Vaimer, Secretary feet hy galt and Logisiation of the Board of Haw. cation. .There is said to be strong Pacific coast attorney and rate | sentiment in the board for elementary military training fn tho pu but some lie schools, board feat that drills onght to be without super- vision by the State Board, "Wo ought to have some sort of | brings training for the boys in the schools,” A. E. ltoard of Education to-day means for bettering the boys physi- cally it justifies itself. drilled frequently throw off the ten- dency to aa ying eh Boys who are uulders and drag- Drill Grandmother's Favorite Recipe of Sage Tea and Sulphur. Almost s eryone Lda that Sage Ten and Sulphur, properly compoun is back the natural Yeolor and lustre to the hair when faded, streaked or \gray; also ends dandruff, itching scalp wad stops falling helt. Youre emp tbe to get this mixture was to home, which is mussy and ask atany arse -|Try jonly wa | make troublesome Nowadays we simpl, store fi Wyeth's | Compound.” You will Olaw AL PROVES A SUCCE "Dear Madam: The belle were aa | Ing In the new year |THE FIRST LEAP YEAR EEDPS: | fom the Inter#tate Commerce C of 1916 when a) ta sion in that case,” said tho Port- 1 man, “will show that he was re- nad friends by the thousand for the plan to put all our boys under « modified military discipline for part of their ipe, ibly tell that you darkened your it does it s0 poe a jgirl T know turned to her escort on | ‘*ived as.an expert and not the atreet and raid: ‘Oh, Harry, let's; Vovate for either side, He The man laughed and|examiner, to bring out ail facts: not 4 not loving any time, merely to bring out ume. was an an advocate | Whether it his] bill or no: Tam sure we will have military | training in the schools before long, amex through the Slate You dampen a your hair, taking one small stra time; by morning the gray hair phd \pears, and after »nother application of two your hair becomes beautifully care, ‘so tthick aud glossy and you look years © brush with it and draw this tir * candidly to tell | fo the situation, though, if the and the man about getting the mate she wa: | without any outside help, he; in a truly feminine manner. She { never love her when she de-| Preens, entices, firts—yos, Rirte— mands that he do so, though she rolls; with the mate of her choice and him that she a the affairs of uate, but will the mod ern man allow this to be true? We! hardly—not if the rion of their feelings. has been told from childhood that he the hunter and woman is thi th comes flapping st his window pane, at he finds any a hunter, “From a womon who la on Dt a te yo! Silk Umbrellas is ‘OR pat. N Twilled and Taffeta Silk Umbrellas in dark blue, greeu and black; natural or mission wood handles at $2. Twilled and Taffeta Silk Umbrellas handles of etched and engraved sterling silver, cape at $2.95 China, Glassware and Lamps would be willing to tacl last election was | 80 cajoles him into it. A great uxked, |beforehand. Many a man has taken | a cast for his play to his heels and has n been seen id the in- again because some nice girl has, us. Chan- consciously or unconsciously, shown! ticleer is the chooser always. k “Lam woman and I a 1. {uctnal ‘He mine, she lets him say, if{ ll, |she be a wise woma ‘MISS TURST." Pharr’ tatanb irenkis D. Shell Seo re elly of No. 803 West One Eigntieth Streot, Manhat- appointed secre L, Dowling of th r fr. Shelley wan twenty-seven years 1 ected with the Hidellt pany, Iso gratuate of Fordham University Law School and te t-)n member of the National Democratic ub and present of the Young Lin's ur! Deinoe ry to tats city Stern Brothers jof a are your’ In thie case, however, the| 4 Saimaintie (ta maiGiocmansinoen couple are enmared to be married and | client's claims, Certainly he w stl Rody of Horne Owner Ret to my knowledge the man accom. | amply far in presenting the caw Of] rie indy of Biman Deinicl of No. | plished the actual proposal himself! the shippers and the xeneral public. | piversidy Drive, « tunfinan of 1 |unatded. ‘They will eventually marry.| “prandeis was hired so that the Commission could learn of a vast number of facts, of no particitlar ad vantage to the attorneys of side, and which, but for the presence third fair-minded man, would not Lave been brought out at all ‘Thore is no more reason for criticising his flnal action than there would be for criticising an attorney whom you engaged to examine & ttle, and who informed you that there were facts both to p ‘© and disprove your con- tention. ‘Vent ped the case as attorney pee i for Pacific Coust shippers a new nan her own and would |aex immeuroly, yet 1 be’ open Caner Seer ee ae not mind his sooks for life, | things of vital Importunce Nic rkek peop chee ih og etrp oa Taal ae sos ie to propose, |that men dre the deaders the chat Hrandela’s statement, believed to | | for tt 9 Just a the franchise | chogsers. urriage Is of the most | Uy pneepitr abies | will be herefore the man | !i* ere ican § [fault les wit woman, She docs | terstate Commerce Commis hut all know the mber of tho,her part of it, but the man never Pape ene votee in | knows it, if she isa true woman. The | Wis Made & « Wilson, He is expec thin, effect thin week dels, according to the Thorne vie HORLICK'S THE ORIGINAL MALTED MILK heep substitutes cot YOU same p ‘B. Altman & Co. sas younger.—Advt A New Selection of Smart Spring Hats (prepared in workrooms in the establishe ment) will be offered to-morrow (Tuesday), in the Millinery Department on the Third | | 1 binations, stamped | Women’s Floor, at the special price of 518.00 > " These Hats represent the latest developments millinery fashions. si « 9 e x ¢ Stamped Nainsook Underwear consisting of Nightrobes and Drawer Come % in ‘dainty designs and a made up ready for embroidering, will be | 42nd end 43rd Streets West of Fitth Avenue on Women’s Shoes TUE END-OF-SEASON SAL WILL TUESD ‘a RE HELD Te TO. ). MORROW OF Women’s Shoes and Slippers plain and fancy styles; sizes incomplete; heretofore 85.00 and 6.00 a pair, at $2.9. Women’s Seasonable Shoes smarf lasts es incomplete; heretofor D0 to 10.00 a pair at $4.95 5 of or buck horn EXCEPTIONAL VALUES FOR TO-MORROW ON THE FOURTH FLOOR WILL INCLUDE: Dinner Sets Dinner Set, 107 pieces, Thin Porcelain, Per- sian border decora- tion Dinner Set, 107 pieces, English Poreelain, choice of 8 decora- tions Dinner Set, 107 pieces English Porcelain, decorated — narrow gold and black lines, all gold handles, at Dinner Set, 107 pieces, Thin Imported Chins, various de corations at Cut Glass Jugs. deep engraving, three pints Rich Cut Glass Water sels, on Ut inch re- flector; 8 pice ut Cut Glass Vases, handsomely engraved, Irons, : 6 pounds; feet of cord, 12 inches high, . . Electric Lamps As Ilustrated) No. 10— Boudoir Elec- trie Lamp, of heavy solid mahogany; 10 in, faney silk shade with fringe, No. 11-—Table Elec tric Lamp of solid mahogany; 18 in silk shade, lined; silk fringe, -at 12—-Floor “ trie Lamp, of heavy mahogany; two lights; pull’ ehatn socket; 22 inch silk shade, lined; — silk fringe, at ‘ ¢ Coffee Perco Bal 32.00 el plated; 6 cup size complete with cord and plug lectric Chafing Dishes, nickel cl plated; with heat connections, $6.95 $4.35 | Lb $8.50 al with 6 at ‘Toasters, nickel plated x feet of cord and plug, at Electric ; 82.95 with s $2.95 $2.50] | 34th Department, Nightrobes < © #8 Drawer Combinations . Little Boys’ They are carried arge sizes, and sale to-morrow, im the I at at incy Needlework nt these special prices: 65c. & 5c. 75c. & $1.00 Also a limited mumber of and Suits various washable materials, ready for embroide Little Children’s Stamped Dresses made up-and ing, presenting ° exceptional values. Little 45c., 85c., to 7 years), Children's Stamped Dresses $1.25 & 1.65 Stamped Suits, in whiteeande color combinations (sizes 5 75c. Fourth Floor, Madison Avenue Section) B. Altman & Balta Shoes for ta shoes are styles, at 55.50 per pair Cn. Men are obtainable only in the patterns and lasts designed especially for B. Altman & Co. in stock in regular and in widths AA to E. offered, in a few special Men's Shoe Department, First Floor) Fifth Avenur-Madtaon Avenue, and 35th Streets ) New York emi