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v , The Evening } { ESTARLISHED BY JOSHPH PULITZER. ' Published Datly Except Sunday by the Press Publishing Company, Nos. 6% to } | | 1 World Daily Magazine, Thursday, March 23, 1916 Intrenched! By J. H. Cassel syrah, 1916, nit Ts ee tian oy, Reflections of A Bachelor Girl By Helen Rowland $3 Park Row, York. RALPH PULITZER, President, 63 Park Row, J. ANGUS SHAW, Treasurer, 67 Park Row JOSEPH PULITZER, Jr, Secretary. 63 Park Row. ———o - me Entered at the Post-Office at New York ax Second-Class Matter. For Fngiand and the Continent and All Countries in the International Subscription Rates to The Evening World for the United States fl ‘ and Canada. @n80 Postal Union, . 48 Copyright, 1916, by The Pres Publishing Co, (The New York Evening World), ne Year ssesesvane One Yoar.oesss esses She aonth tt .20/One Month... 85 That “Touch” of Spring. \ i OW do I know that the spring has come? VOLUME . It is not by the sweet in the a | Nor the violet skies, nor my sweetheart'’s eyes. Nor the daffodils everywhere! It may come to some with the song of the lark, Or the note of the whip-poor-will; But it came to ME like a blow in the dark, To-day, with my milliner’s bill! FALLING INTO LINE. HE long fight led by The Evening World to secure 80-cent gas for all Brooklyn approaches the d ras in various sections of Queens and Kings isive battle stage. Joint committees of t svislature listened yesterday to arguments for cheaper ninine ankle displayed the less masculine enthusiasm, | A woman flees from temptation in the cheerful hope that it may ove | The type of man whom no woman can resist is the one whose look of | adoration 1s as fixed and perpetual as the cleft {n his chin and who wears his “I'll-protect-you"” manner as naturally and constantly as he does hig | linen collar. Counties. Bills aimed to benefit more than 60,000 consumers art uta man just CRAWLS away from it, certain to be presented. » him, With legislative action under way, the newly constituted Public! Service Commission of this district decides to bestir itself. Chairman Straus announces that the commission will “look with favor” on legislation to provide 80-cent gas in Bay Ridge, Coney Island and Newtown. Legislative action is now the shortest cut to 80-cent gas in these sections. Let nobody forget, however, that the inaction of the| Public Service Commission in the past was what finally drove the champions of cheaper gas to ask the Legislature for relief. Moreover if consumers in the Fourth Ward of Queens, where a $1 rate prevails, are not included in the present legislative programme it is largely be- cause of delays and euspended decisions for which the Public Service Oommission was responsible. Chairman Straus proposes to amend the Public Service Commis- sion act in a way to “expedite the making and enforcement of deci- sions” and to “prevent delays in technicalities of the law.” He will have a hard time convincing anybody that in the matter of delay the Jaw has been a tenth part as bad as the Commissioners, The new Public Service Commission, however, is now organized. The public is waiting to eee it get to work. It can make no better start than by promptly co-operating with the Legislature to remove all exemptions from a uniform 80-cent gas rate throughout Brooklyn. It gives a woman a greater thrill of ecst to discover a brand new virtue in the man she loves than {t would give her to discover a brand new continent. because am Somehow a woman reasons that altar to love her he {s bound to go rig he eel toward he an has promised at the t on loving her no matter HOW may | nd in a fib It makes her and after that it merely @ woman catches her hu time it her wonder he first time the second kes her tired (| weep makes If you suspect a man for the love of heaven peace don't suspect him — covers a lon't marry him; {f you | jmarry him for the love o A cloak of mode multitude of feminine wiles and sentimental submarines. the ty sometim For the favorite Milan ts seen in alll Easter “Shopper. ecm ELECTING the | ! : Anyhow, we guess peace will bear talking about. 0 S BIMBO Aen ONS ve \oieda at ne since ribbon trims 0 has there been such a v lininwe Have Deen: 6: faahlOneen 4 a A | CO V00g CA hapes, colors and trimmings, which 1 {n used. trot 66 NOT CHARITY. sa delight to th American he wide failles, iis mode make avera IN commarments Uh OV. WHITMAN has declared himself ready to eign an amend- { woman, as it Bives | Lista : ne sty hel th hat ment to the Widows’ Pension Bill which will disentangle the AND opportunity to display her individual. | shoe dan functions of the Ohild Welfare Board from those of the City ‘ In shapes, the two extre are tno | it be tled Into ONS ; ny ! Charities Department, OBLIGATE ie at date : shihe ti ih : ‘: a pie irec re model, a it te good-natured expert » your hat to display the you have to do is to i Why Commissioner of Charities Kingsbury has been eo destrous i to add to the cares and duties of his own department the adminis- Jcrown and narrow bell-shaped bi Jand in direct contrast ts the large- tration of a law which expressly assigned to the Board of Child Wel-| j rte ts dan his sh ned ‘ey iare the carrying out of its purposes is difficult to understand. he vale allt ee tow | to omet ag. new bee The fact remains that Commissioner Kingsbury hae seen fit to} crowns, and the small hats have very y ular are the flowers {high ones. challenge and embarrass at every turn the efforts of the Welfare, ire combined with 4 t the black and white, blues, reds, tans, aves and are placed flat- soard, with the result that at present 3,000 children who, under the! | ereens, grays and browns. Combina | f the crown, provisions of the law, might be having home care with their mothers | | tions are again favored, and velvet ents in jecane peal are still kept in institutions at the city’s expense, epee Nees ae nl j rf pe ; ic 4 ey ik A fay ort Priming ten | A p : ete ' Q >| fancy bra rominent note in} 1 iworlte ‘ The Widows’ Pension Act, for which The Evening World con- I h e J arr F i | I "| CEE eee Unik dhe | rot Hates Natal : . 4 both la are mall bat Thel s of horse halr or ducted a successful campaign, wae not designed to be tied up in the ami y ve r y d a y a b | es highly: glazed hats continue to | net, wired to give 4 Nhe sted q A ‘iaieadne r na ve jodie the | ffness, In the Ei red tape of the Charities Department. It was meant to provide wid- By Roy L. McCardell — By Sophie Irene Loeb — SRE cela ey Rell ey wil erobebly ReEene owed mothers with ready means of bringing up their chi , ; % {und the pretty lace braids alike, and many of n ! y ringing up their children under Covrnistt, 1910, by The Prom Pubilshing Oo, (The New York Kvenive World), Casita dean ty ea Pree tepid Ga rac atre vee ica Wan jin vogue. Tuscan hataare pry (rimmed by the home home influence with better results and at less cost than if the State R. JARR had written a let-|the morning and last to quit at ; ee eed penta ) There are many fa noveliyaprele ae Piya Oita rs ter of ty 7 at Average Happiness. @ person a long time and living with | - _ — - = tained th tituti of recommendation for a! night maintained them in institutions, Wocoe aman Wel enTi tas hin lenetlivem ctu ene ts CE upon @ time there waa | bim are two entirely different things. | i > To see that mothers and children are thus kept together, and| deok, ana, emsing Lis alesatre tal ther ecemuse You that, too | a woman who found herself] Thus, when a few yoare went by| Betty Vincent’s Advice to Lovers. ¥ the standard of future citizenship thereby reieed, ia the special busi-|t letter, said: “And now, Harry, 1| “Next, and this is very Amportant, | Rnueellyiae rs : Shi ae and life had assum ib routine, the ¥ dear giris, sometimes the re-( young man for two yearn. TM i A . expect yor ai vt lbp: a d met the “life ner when ’ : striction’ which your moth a short v ness of the Child Welfare Board. The Legislature should take saps a to make good if you get ; neat in your clothes and person. Uae. ah tenes thee: (PROT oe, we ne a A fon eH Zour makers u t ohavante eee ; ; ; GEAte) @apeclally. in @ Gece te, , : She had a spirit of unrest. ‘There place upo 8 » you] ¢, Vs 1 like to kee prompt action to protect the Board from further interference with| “You can depend on moe, Mr. Jarr, | Take care of your hands ee tee had been Imates together; and] woe, BOvbing really (6 worry ov arbitrary and unr nable, But] } au think Be y . 5 put there Was so m SAMEN E: b its work. and I am very grateful to you for|linen and shoes and clothes, Brugh| ‘he match was considered certain. | rit her life, “Hlen husberd, wasea (tere are two things which every: girl mit you like fh 1h Ronerinyrren ee ferrcerenaccroe the nico letter you have written and] up In your work, too, If anything De eae Wok abe BA taReL: od provider. He was very kind, |#hould remember. One is that her} ai only one alight disagreement, he kind things you have sald abvut | Puzzles you, stick to it till you kn fut the woman found that knowing | although there were times when his |mother bas been in the world m : 4 SRE mer’ env aly zles you, § yo dw | « 5 t nes when his ; rey Meine oreeR lot sft prowad-—eome of it mighty hard me. I will try to be worthy of it|how to do it the right way, I you |= spirita were ruffled and he seamed |yeara longer than herself and un-|Mis Objections. golng. y expect too much? Hoe all," was the reply have @ letter to write, write as care-|YUUF Position brings you into contact | Very | AS SeAiniten eect doubtedly knows it better. Tho other} | "M. 1." writes: «I am elghteea soueeenes faqeere— {i'm gure you will,” sald Mr. Jarr,| fully as though you were competing| With # father-in-law who is worth | he always made up for it somehow, |! that her mother loves her devot-| TV's i Oe ee ee Pooley ee GRAFT IN THE LICENSE BUREAU. “Late 1a real, life is earnest, Harry, |for @ ‘neatly written letter prize’ Be | While to have.” and things would Ko on apacy edly and would make any sacrifice tol y jung man who is very mucha love. ; : And always remember that tt Prompt and painstakt 3 “IN do everything you say, Mr.|_ She read many books und maga. }save her a moment's suffering, wit . NEA‘ 7 is and painstaking, Be dignt- n : y } feeny books And mag DEE THOM ONS or. dies | With me is paying me attention, but BAT piece of detective work eprung in the Department of Li-Jeaser to get a better job when one | fed und reserved, Make no friend-|J#®%" remarked the young man, "be- Basa wherein Reross Touo to great), ‘The newspapers ar full of tragedies | Gyicots to iny working In the factory, censes has resulted in specific charges of petty grafting which|HA8 @ job than to get any kind of [*hiPs in the office and get in no} use I know you know what you are | sensiblo woman and did not eapect volved simply because they have not] WN! de yous Spee to'Go%" iaits j isn onitio: en one ha uuds 9 0 rhe “1 ‘ about." ‘ sband to do heroic a, yet /wiVen their confidence to. the notory is a perfectly reaped should prove a wholesome warning to municipal employees| ” hive ee PRE TAM ADS ites Satta Os PCa nO! 688 Ben tt dot thekin gi sha. ‘became ‘more “DIssATISFIED (ers, have not followed the advice of {Pace In which to carn a living if . . > now it!” re the | # more than our enemies, any- pu: heb to dol™ <orled Mr. -Jarts | Saree ahha gana te ait ton (eteua cnathehas ven’ it ou can find a better job take tt, but. tempted to regard the portion of the public with whom they deal as} young man, fervently, | 4y. Until such time as you can go] “If! hid followed my own advice | suf uid w NEPALI y hen existengn: See Re cae rue every Garters (cae! up your present one sims “pickings.” It’s one of the hardest things in|OUt to lunch with the boss, go out Pine oale felt now, inate | He seemed monplace and was Hal Injunction, you should hear it|P!¥ because the young man objects, ? : 7 , t " pipes a «| alone, % : 5 DF Be he OH jean hack a 1 e re al 2 ti ee | respectfu That i o only sate ee A $1,200 clerk in the License Bureau went into partnership with eae alg ta get isimnen ne is out," | “lone, Avold falling in love until sticking just about where I started! dunt fhe san ail ‘he tn 1 bee " fea alle ie tb at ie tho nly sate | W,'" writes! "Tam in love itn nite t . Jar, usingly, “and so a bding over he te (think | cou + " y &. young man who always act “ » “ sket.” : ht ‘A 1o alWays acts as @ a “fixer” and a “pickpocket,” or so he thought them, the latte: g|easy to get out whe 5 To | Snr ing how it might have been differe friend of mine around the de oan nt on buey days se k tl i vii get a ay rye ae m toh | vali Br itiaeen eit aban Bayle at ey a IP einiot Avery Jolly: ten In Nae jie Towa tis ‘ pnt y days work the applicants for eile en one hasn't rich | ’ . , steadily; and it looked ‘ though | disposition anc in love with @/ know if he love ie, a y : Repeelennt 26 | Pm and Influentiat triende ant wives | HOW Men’s Habits Began | | tras tic sua’ hive “eatre, soune man of an exuctiy” opposite | fo fadtce hig te ale ta eee icenses as they wuited their turn. Ae it happened, however, the]is most dificult, and if you do cot | (nnn |oumforts In their old age, Yet she | type obably would not ap-| Just t ar friendly, uncured if, a) ‘ ait ahi? A Gumoult, and lf you do get} yecume overbu y seom- | Prove O! ne pa uny social whan hem re UE “fixer” was a detective and the “pickpocket” a policeman. this Job J want you to buckle down | Copyeight, 1916, by The Press Publishing Co, tig tig Woe sal pe Oa Bare ie te ween | Pe Cy eae part in any social) and when he cares for you he will tell Commissioner of Accounts Wallstein, who reports the graft and hold it, and make it the stepping. | No, 13--Hunting. Scrape together on his hunting pre. Une day, the womar\went away for expect his At 8 give up all the . ther clerks i rp stone to better one F all the bunting stunts that {S¢fves. The Grecks were keen huntors, |, Visit to some friends, It was a Pleasures which she how enjoys H," writes hree months ago, charges, Hi bai ge ele a in si License Bureau have made al “1 certainly will! You can believe | mea inuva sina Tie upree tite for some “reason the renee house. party wh re everybody had | that she might give him her en Fe a young man in business, = ractice o aking down” for small sums ») $ " eo!" said 6 yo aay crowd in ie rather looked do: gathered for a joyous vacation, WE + peniae ae sv Wh ive been friends ever since, P king r 1 8 applicants for newestand | m aid the young man, who was date it would appear from{on the gama at times and lene a | There the woinan met a man, He Unreasonable. Do you think I shou he told me his birthday and licenses or proprietors of small moving picture houses, on the pre-| slead) an reliable young Whore we sit that the easiest snap} Mainly to tho profersionals * *lwas the life of the party. He al-| marry a man with such a diape me when mine came, Would > hey could expedite . m depondent on my own exer- | Was the good old sport of falconry. any of our readers is thinking | ¥@¥% bad some surprises to spring, ; Hon ' Foil fp Proper for me to send him @ tense that they ¢ suld expedite the issuance of licenses or keep vio-} tions, you know. All I want ta a|Just picture to yourself -a frst line} Cf S0iMK in for hunting in England |#nd everybody liked to have him 1 doubt if you would be happy with |< his birthday, as we have Aeros ileeta rout ah tear als: Ahaha LtEHAB baciy Gan French nobleman, some, Nondred (og auld bid him pause. It's dashed about, He had a violent | temper, | hit n orresponcded? ‘ an do ‘ in, some t pensive, Take this matter ¢ however; and if he was playing a » reason Why you shoul It is a shame that persons to whom two or three dollars mean|,.%°™ 4 take some more advice powdered and per-| ing to the hounds, Hounders thet cre| sume and lost he was a very bod) “A, K." writes: “I have known a do as you s a not ; from me fd Mr, Jarr p ANG DEK Et 3 really doesn't care to kno! ny | lose nd raised great ery at ais | —————--———— - sual ral senhani ay ) is h the flelds on a Now CAN worry eal much should be thus defrauded, It ie a far greater shame that the|a vis ration you are applying | brisk autumn day mee Salon with half a dozen horses. tut [baad uc. Hut taueuluaiel ho Put His Nar oads license-granting power of t ty should be made to seem to to for a posit ‘ " ‘A chaps in our set who want to be vell|Joked him out of it Or 3 Loads icense-granting « « uld be see) the igno: & position, And while it is| Suddenly he halts and that steely} mounted keep a whole at Some r other e : nt “ ’ ed keep ole atable x Somehow or other, as is often the HE fi ut Improveme revailing chac rant mockery and matter for thieves’ traffic. as we know, to get a good po-| Klint come into his High aloft} ¢#n pick up likely sit of noe », the woman and thia man became I Riches pee ay ee Paina x title Maltoae ene re za yal F it im just as hard, st veame to| 4 ferocioas tomtit is uttering ite war. | {98h for from $2,500 to $4,000 interested In each other. Here was ern: tlimen was. oftected by| (2, bear upon the building, reps Spring cleaning in this department should be immediate and] me, to get an employee who te hon-| like note, Casting off the hood, tho] we Reeant Shooting ts the hazardoug| the REAL CHANGE | ind rath PERE ae Rea ¥|inaintenanee of highways, Macadai i ate A work, Not long after the pheasanta| thought. He surely struck the “high | John Loudon Macadam, or McAdam,| was engaged chiefly . thorough. industrious, ambitions and ine | ROble releases bis hawk. Up it darts} come from incut Mand ware [spots with his temperand his gayety: | wy b Ayr, Scotland, in| ex ee a oie penels , like an arrow ko the m ae cubators and a por i!who was born in Ayr, Scotland, in| existing roads rather than the ds re er eT a bent thewe days. 1 have been | ixe,au arrow ito the mark, ‘Then our Kicked out of the barnyard they be- [and there was “some variety andl yrc9, “his great Scotch enginoer wa on of new ones, and the fq told by many who give employment | soda and ha 4 sh un jee cream | gin to show their say spirit, As} spice with a man like that make x us which he tnaug ; soda a nas ves shined while | you sit in you iting #c a long fable short, the woma ent | the inventor of the road-making sys: sn gia 7 aug Urat Dollars and Sense By H. J. Barrett | te others that to tind a capable ana tho falvon tghts it vat above. When | keepers to Aho. thant ore time thellnome™ sauOn. discontented ua wee Le nwi ne hnRCAAniGialna) WHEE Aeat One losing Den elk ae fl iscientions employee is a dimeult | 4 ove eturns, dragging the! open you tre 8] ot 4 4 ‘ 1 { ve c 66TTUIFTY per cent, more failures) through the price he had to pay for | task," tf Ie @ diMeult | comtit by the heels lragging th open you tremble lea your shot fails \ nd fin ly told her husband the | 4s still in general use, although vast tlatgen’ itord insisted pom are ascribed to lack o! .| the accommodati . Meee eva ataade i and you hw oO meet them | cause o: | ed. Macadam died in 18: i foundation of broken stone in road F ar ribed to lack of eum | he Kecomnodetion. arpa "IIL show Chen!” qutd the young| fun of dt When they wot m chates fhe hand-to-hand, Some fellow has flg-| He made it quite easy for her, as /the age of eighty. When he was born| building, while Macadam inslated cicst capital than to any other] confronted with the p: ely to be! an, his face Nehting up witt (tten because ite weet ® chance, but) ured that these bottlosted birds cost|ho was one of those people who be-| tne turnpike roads of England and] tbat this was unnecessary and that eines TAmarhed A bose lore h the problem of lack Dy ing up with earn. | oft woe Was @ question of around $2 each before you draw a|tieved that you cannot hold anybody | ccorland nn incredibly pad| the subsoll would carry any welmhtnt 1 a reas] of capital, ‘however, Ix the Jobber. |e#tness and resolution, bringing home, the oods or meals | bead on, "em, who wants to be held by another [ROR ARe: ware on Oh AU craranoe ateduarele drained and Pe ae b man recently n these da sof advertising to the Dw, tere are a few pointers tor| WOuld step. The ‘uana “were | "Pherey hardly a In thene| She married the other man, Helter’ mareed Ware tha first to check lan impervious caveriner ota “ten » man ie headed for cere uf ne ma cturer is not continued M vane : e; Tt i We in s line ne © Tnited States who wish as a] proved to be the opposite of the first ’ s d ail ss . bs 4 Paiveniursiacalolanay Maire wun. disposed t lenient with the job- } 4 1 want} the by things they did was to use| boy that he'd been born a hundred But, oh, what a life she led! ber vould the latter be forced t to keep Nind everything 1| trained lions, ‘Thore's no doubt that rs sooner, Just think > Sh ither 1 the heig 7 p for example, a manufacturer | the wail, the deale ! linlantar af ‘excltninen p Just think of It, Pig- | She was either up in the heights or i E BA 8 acter ail, the dealers Will have to buy Fe et cant aL was furnished [eons by the cloud, buftaio by the |down in the dumps, When he had je 4 Bv S 1 Smiles! owns a plant worth $10,000 and hai ere and it is easy to find job youn n bowed to signify all presen ion a deer was) million, deer ready to eat out of yor yod job they had plenty, and whe Vv les ’ wW cash balance in the bank. Sup-| bers to handle & well advertised line 2 wei HBMEY | jumped you'd unleash the big cat and,hand, ‘And when these But OF year he had non hack was. suffering. | T h ri ft ad oh pose he buys $20,000 worth of raw | Thus It makes little difference tu t is phy ' a ee agin om Phen you sit back and | some there was a grizzly to bo| When be was glad, he was very, vers (By Pammimion of Haver & Brothers.) | material Jan, 1 on ninety days’ time; mn n if oturer whether his produc ; i r ary, “start at] won er whia Would happen if the Hon | tracked, while if fortune was very | glad, and when he was sad there was ls it takes thirty days to convert | distributed through five jobbers in a | YOUF Work in your own position with | enanged bis mind and started a game | good you might some day land a big- | no living with hi it and he selis it at ninety days’ time. | Cty to 600 dealers or through four|the firm resolve (that must never |° ad With you aa It jhorn, These times mostly past,| One time he would shower love upon | No, 31-—The Law of Order. The world began with order, That man is headed for failure. When | Jobbers fultor) that the Bora RINAK THES, hey hunted in chariots, too, Andjah me But there's a little left:| her and another time he would be! best 1 er of 1 before the establish- April 1 arrives he has a debt of| “Avoidance of failure from inck of {no other empl z I an, {what a riper Ag move ‘they could! Ducks and snipe and our rellable {sullen and morose, There was nothing RD! a ‘ bday "0 “Auie, Hie payroll ‘and overs | capital Hen tn malntaliune theese | he Oewey emBlOse! around the place | have ‘ade of an ‘ostrich hotfooting| young friend, Mr, Rob White, "Aman {STEADY about him. In. fact, every time; for unless work 1# prop- j » spirit of onder in hus ad have exhausted his cash balance,| relation between the Wink fae, | Who 19 going to do hie work agit aer the desert with three or) with a special train and a regiment|thing he built was on shifting sand y arr ved, time is lost; man life, It is the prime agent in His bills receivable, which come to, | tu |WE 1s you will do yours. If you i d carts banging along! of guides can still have a try for al] Finally, during a mad vide with some t » -| Private economy, It presery: | y Just y o and, once 1 it is gone forever, Or y preserves the perhaps, $80,000, are not due for an-| “Fixed capital given another man's work to do, ist to add that they went! moose. friends, he met his death San Allunteat aah gut piness of ly a household, And, other thirty days, A mortgage on his iquid capital, a Mut tathitca Rie: aeon ‘ with nothing but spears ‘o those who feel that hunting is] When the woman took stock with | 20" Hlustra many important sup: itis usually Woman who regulates’, Miner etl nat anvar bin inaeheeanene Main Ge tice canteal ane d porarily, do it better r one-sided, with the game on the short] herself and looked back over her life| Jects. Thus, obedience moral order the. household. tt 1 He then proceeds to borrow on his|can be quickly made liquid jthan that fellow did it er been a good, live}end, we would call to mind the an-| spent with the two husbands she|and natural law, is order, Respe nainly upon her that the well-being plant and raise mon om his bills Monae owed chitenin “Yon, sir,” sald the young man, paper Porsla in the old days the | nual spree in these regions, Lump-| summed up with this moral lor ourselves and our neighbors, is| of Society depend: It is therefore Sremeatia aaa tite ate hiaeuicne | vane oes ’ ae aoa i i int 1 King Cyrus would have| ing them togeth hunters, guides| Average happiness 4s not found on the more that tens. Abd M2 profke ere ourtades! “and Sear velam A a NN bares ae ies pre oe ® Aste 3 for a big show tps He blew land dcer, the percontage of safety | the burning mountain of unrest, but| order, Regard for the rights and ob- | gould early be eduestea in th at ume yaa 5 job ia @U the taxes four cities could rests with the dees, dn the peaceful valley of security, ligations of all, is order, Virtue is] as ; sane » y of security, rt ° tue and the virtue of orderiingag 2! ' ‘