The evening world. Newspaper, March 7, 1917, Page 14

EDITORIAL PAGE Evening World Daily Magazine Wednesday, March 7% 1917 ' — a ne : —! ——- — noamamasnacen anne > “ cad A ) . i pape u I oportion ltrs y J. H. Cassel |) Sayinys of Mis. So.voinon ® tLLIF DRY Jo HW PULITZCE — nd > Pubtehed Da cept Sunda Pr : ’ ba _ — —- 4 ) j j Rept Sur ! any, , By Helen Rowland RALPH PULT r JOSEPH PULITZ . Y DALGUTER, bear now the T ( Hiner n fl y * ; for on these hang all the law Matrimony. Bud. Weuce . we Thou shalt treat thy Beloved polite people; yea, even ; saane ! h the courtesy which west to a Perfect | One Year. $3.60 One Ye Stranger sbalt thou honor thine own spouse i One Month iad i jad For, behold, it is easier to forget a black eye delive VOLUME ot ered in private than a black look received in publie, ptr erent nena i ‘Thou shalt not criticise thy Beloved in the presence I of witnesses, neither reprove him, nor cast jests at hig DISSOLVE ALL DOUBTS. little failings | eek eau eit eaae . bi é For, peradventure, a broken heart may be mended _ with kisses and apologies, but a stal in the Vanity ‘ ias dd avy an) leaveth a scar. And scar-tissue is the toughest in the ‘ An an ve 4 if ar world Marticularly since a rizat Six rth ¢ 4 \neatinat nae Thou shalt flatter thy spouse in the presence of his } was shamelessly blocked by a handf tched isters in t enemies. Yea, thou shalt cast bouquets at each other before the eyes of | Senate, every ho ne . neutral the multitude. For, verily, verily, though this be bad form, it 1s EXCDBD- rder has giver for belief in Berlin American ING good policy pays aad wl ' Thou shalt not indulge in “personalities” in private. Thou shalt not i , aD an @ ft seek for “flaws,” and cover them with satire. need not be fed For the Critic-on-the-heart {s the Serpent in the Garden of Love, and The att intry and the dete ation of this cour his sting is the Sneer-that-won't-come-off. try will never bécome clear until armed Amer ships are | Thou shalt not deceive thy Beloved. sailing on lawful errands across the A with the full strength For a little Lie is a dangerous thing; and he that practiseth the first of the American Navy ready, if need to thelr riehite deception is the “fool that rocketh the boat. The ti diag ; Neither shalt thou SUSPECT thy Beloved, nor keep tabs upon thy s 4 im A y |spouse. Thou shalt not read thy wife's letters; thou shalt not call unexze Arm the s ab] sh it to t world that t ve pectedly at thy husband's office, neither inquire too closely into the cause authority behis e President is the approval a un of cloves upon his breath. and reeolut , For lo, marriage is NOT a grappling hook; and the “shalt note” and i an the “must nots” are the knots which chafe most {n the marriage tle, Yeu @ little personal freedom {s a wonderful thige Indictments found by a Federal Grand Jury, charging 11s ‘Thou shalt not enter thy Beloved's dressing room, Remember thine orporations and 71 individuals with violation of the illusions to keep them holy. Anti-Trust Law In combining to fix arbitrarily priec rhou shalt not hearken unto tale-bearers, Thou shalt not permit out 1s marketed, point the real way to fight the price others to speak unto thee disparagingly of thy Beloved, For THIS fs the Get out of the trenches and grapple with them. whole substance of loyalty; thy Beloved’s enemies are TILY enemies, and ——< ¢=-_—___— thy Beloved'’s honor is thine honor. THE A I . Thou shalt not kiss thy Beloved coldly, nor casually, nor dutifully, USTRIAN TWIST. For the kiss that is a duty bath ceased to be a Joy. And cold caresses HE Austrian Government's faintly ation tha are more uninviting than cold pancakes iiaiea'st ‘Thou shalt not make demands, neither set commands upon thy Be- aims nC ¢ cted tt t rchant shins . fu t 5 inredte ant shiy loved, Fort when the marriage tie becometh a string about the neck, it Without warning does little to cha tuation in any way choketh out all enthusiasm It is hard to believe the stria framed ¢ te to the United Verily, verily, In marriage as in friendship a little Politeness is @ States without sanction of Berlin. Tha 1 German precious thing, and the first law of love is Common COURTESY! Government might wish to keep open, i h among the Selah. Central Powers, a pathway for further conce to this country is <= — quite possible. Or it may be that, since Austria expects t ‘ ‘ I } practically no submarines anyway, she can be permitted diplomatic dis- ,uct c t WG al t ress cussion regarding and humanity while Germany goes on with By Bide Dudley the murder. eee sama 7 a World Granted Vienna wants no br with the United States, it is ad a ! nevertheless not safe to assume that any seemingly independent move here this morn th hg tae on the part of the Austrian Government denotes friction or dis Lucile, the cree inwssare t yan?" ‘| : 0 atron, jose fello j ne tiresome,” ment between Austria and Germany. Austria might be bitterly tired if they don’t bore you with} sald the of Prussian dictation, yet still anxious for safety’s « te lay talk about their woofs.” | ad ) y » go on play a) ad ing Prussia’ game, pia) Was this one talkative?” asked | ; At most, the whole thing only looks like another of those tenta : He no sooner takes a seat tive Teutonic invitations to go slow and see what happens whieh are bap Wout tue 4 } lich won two blue now too familiar to fool anybody. Vienna ta ; Pas ose dee ahow Berlin dropped it kind of a dog do you clRim } 1/7 A I Tank, st ale The White Lady + me a hard look. ‘Say, 7 ‘3 | : QE tesa? 6 seer ama you Jokers sine of the Grotto Some of the German newspapers are showing Dr. Zimmer yu? Why join some} man how his Mexico-Japanese plot looks with the paint all off The Engaged Girlof To-Day Wears Cupid's Circlet on| the special faculty of protecting the lon d.to famous personages. Presi. | ® >We ie dog show, like you done? 4 ayy = 4 f 4 € r from ghosts. | den jison Wears a signet ring w One oe eee dallow citine ou Caiehnaiahinssiatidee the Same Finger as Egyptian Maids of Long Ago | The Possible origin of Emerald Tale | "Woodrow Wilson” upon It In rel Laan een cauke BFBNe | ri " ‘ Rppntld See. a me for and 19 attributed | manic shorthand | i “Pr 3 Rings Once Worn to Ward Of Evil Spirits. by Mr. Kunz to the fact that when| “A gold ring, sald to be one of six| ace looks & ly scowls | WHEN WILL COMMON SENSE WIN? 9 P Pope. Hadrian TV. (1184-1159) saa Par dla mtISA Resort ae ‘Young lady, | mee : = : a ‘ , io | knowledged t ignty of He rators who planned N | do you vs | OBODY who spent last Sunday and Monday in this latitude By James C. Young | iL. over tet from Biba In M ire couldn't : J MratdiN eR oie . ; = \monareh a f to be seer j eee and longitude neods to be reminded again that March 4 is too HE first finger ring was wor th Wearing an engag nerald, by nger Who bore the jarker dog man, Born in New- | early for open air inaugural cer - by Prometheus, who st mene r pon the rth | his acknowledgment xed lid, on th foundland, I s'pose.’ | y for open air inaugural ceremonies, New Yorkers shiv- fire from Heaven that man] {UMC | 4 rancient! A” signet ring mipposed to ° raved {n My name's not Barker and 1/ ered throu an incipient blizzard. In Was ton chill winds| might warm him and ectell heart, mevieaeee Rennenee ee sai Ae He bherr ee enbads eau iy rape i pry - Shy aes ay! n 0 near the churchyard at Strat-|amelled design show!r e ates. ‘My name is Jone en) blew, the grandstand seats were wet and thous f persons decided! anctent tes a ie food, Act SOT ANE QUO las oy Be- | ford-on-At It is of Elzabe Sho Bgaa Mr lauhee : : | 44 fi 3 ns Gecl ' ancient le 1 tut this a ir ~ bel be- | workman nd bears tn bold t-| around th e Ww y» I says. ‘But, Mr. Jones, not ae pneumonia by trying to hear (he President’s address censed Jupiter that the King of Gods eh ieer nt ata gie} the two letters “W. of ite having belo: you can ne picking out he custom which forces the Ani : ra i eenahe Al in ta APIS r aha : a ether by an ornamental band ‘onspirators be true 0: Barker te an you with, It wasn't ; hich forces the nation’s ( cutive to stand een 1 bin t ed ; 1 upor the REG aan Ieee » of a heart \cealment of-the N eaanene lan ural mistake, after all your bareheaded, part of the time at least, undar Mar es, endangering | vutturee nee Ate that Macroblus gnet rings have been in use since that this ring w a rn | dog was it? " my ’ i * ’ anger ures would feast up The fp ha pred | earliest times, and until m-| by, an adherent of nF maybe not, he says. ‘Of nis health, if not his life, to talk to hand¢ f umbrella-covered, b ntence was carried out, but Jupiter b prie thus linking | Paratively recent yeara it was the|at a time whe ' now WhO TAR! | ubbered persons who can’t catch half he save ted ate fOke Aad -eromathene fiwsts thus HNKIDE | Dracticn to soal private communica-| dangerous to pr ! hoot back, ‘You just “ nb : aha aR, re lasa aes aig ; pa: yns with such a ring. nd these | openly ou're Mr. Jones.’ national folly wt Mie Anbae day Navecan . as released. ‘Thon Jupiter orders ; , ; is often were put upon fetters and| Healing rings. the Maine family of] Three phe Wed 1 Methous must wear a lak ° tin Hleagar has uments, which has given us the! toric rings—Mr he say | 1 2 the Senate has adopted ar fennnae fran ain whout his tuger as y r faye td went be production numerous seals that| all and tells ent You might ‘a’ been from the main r to the last week in April, but i , Lar phigh barat f Vexpasian at Rome) have been Signet rings ir remarkab family,’ 1 says, with Jovility, ‘but you pril, bu yus Representa : rk to which ; @ all hose Who among the most common In museum | 4 distinet ed wot shunted off onto a side track. | ves has never given the proposition the two { prea halned er ae ; ‘ ‘ Ble vn A patient | collections, many of them having be-|-of progress in Now, wh @ you going to devour] k Y aAving - = —— | Ana A great deal more gan pe ated bi . [rae ee eimai: a | book calle t cranod , CC: eae ae nthe Cline intorattng: book ‘called Sk vat |! The Jarr Family y Roy L. McCarde Fs ast come from the press. Hegt v a - —— ———- — a - —-—- es at last upon) with the legendary s i ay , 1 917 “ 7 % Pitoryemuts ’ ! Lous RNG Ne bltat Mactieune mae Comeriaht, 1917, ty The Pree Publishing Co. | that her nurse girl left her baby lying are you interested In bache- J o in ws ah Sine oeciaih if is hia (Tee New York Brening Workt.) in the baby carriage with the sun asked Mr, Jarr. with the! ¢ ’ 1 66] WONT who he is?” remarked | shining tn {ts poor little eyes, He! © all the men you know are | —— -—__.. Mt vine © strar Mrs. Jarr, turning from looking | has the same aristocratic alr like her." 1 fogles that don't Ike te = eee € t they have borne { r out the front window. ow t Mr, replied Mrs, Jarr, “I got a ; 5 » > arak ho has an aristocratic air?” Mr, 5 Detters From the Peo ple whlch Was n international spy, maybe,” ea! | jarr inquired : storday from the Caokleberry || etm ng “Democracy On Trial? ee. : ——+ aa a speed eg . a Bea i Mhotogra in Georg 2 Wo ny : thi at day lost whose descending “What nonsense you talk!” erled hinting for invitation to visit us ners nought ox ved t i me on the street and t me shé th i oxE i h Views from the hand 9 in ant Mrs, Jarr. too lazy to » isn't worth living with the e vening 4 ' ‘i ' wished I hadn't told b about the ef € Daou nie le. Henle et up and look re toon oni te was i © way they fight each other. | pagy mminent that 1 x t la yus looking people, who w slouch Preach sioaipsdly nen less one can soine nice young | at 4 onder he World will appr \ w ; Motl ; A \ts low down over their eyes, and °° Zound tha gie men to call and take them out,” | saritt Sar ae at AN HONEST AMERICAN Mothers of American Patriots collara of thelr overcoats turned | CUarse the Murad: of course, wl mMagbe Lily meet he, ruyalerions | th #8 roots ir amuntee By I : - up, and they lurk In the shadows, 40'8| Wing woult wear a cap end. t passed—I'l | wa ve Po ‘ a vy LafayettesMcLaws not to arouse suspicion, I've seen |.) di sen any pea te lives tn the! , ats! / Jes In the moving pteture ae ein jus's aple le ria ebsi . you on 1 pi a flat that 84 flat and not an! Having no wife to prevent him,” n : r O'Gorn Jean Macduff, Mother of John Paul Jones a Hin REPERADE ROnOR WHER B RANDOR B90) ek Coun & Wie preven’ Bim? |p iy vila t Ve 4 LOUGHE « dau seit apt * “O) \'ve elevat But, as I th asked Mrs, Jarr, “But you may go. | be hell f wapuy : ondemianta aire 1 . f purest| seen t au-| ward, wha f wnnla- ka eleva ng, Why do YOU think he's | A m “at Macdutt had bh r oom he J “BIN collectors. come regularly?" | with child When the tenants who/and had a proud, Independent air? | du his r 1 ! The 1 ‘ ld Mr. J mournfully have pe object to the baby| sald Mr, Jorr Poor guy, let him it Wants Pity trails back tn Ss an i Pairs “This one is NOT a bill coll 1| carriage t taken up 1 down in| uave it My Rasy ane, W vanian | stand i Vermit ent ' t n games |decision—for Mrs, Jarr had seen aj baby carriage in ee ing W pon the H " tr, like | few of the genus in day. “Bi | Janitor expects T, aara me parcralls St the Mediators: wh Woe Ww ie 8 ectors are always stopping in the | thing dreadful To-Day’s Anniversary | opt Winle te Ne Oliinon Putts f houses they come out of Meanwhile, h , ; SS ——————— A i \ profession dtums on the backs | stranger passed on? iW HAT ‘Mardi Grea or Bhrove) the s \ of the ” A ws OW 1 “4 ‘ nels via ra they carry. Besides, [ saw He's gone—tu ruasday js to Chriabiang: the stroy th ) de alied wpon tn this \ the ardens nig man bump into a woman the| plied Mrs, Jarr ; Meet eeibse mentee 1 ; 1 " ( , a velt ' ) iV iced at | other day, and he was so polite,” woman's brother ee te eee Calves ion was ‘ete: cure (nd I ‘ jcild and secong won o t ospectable| “Can't be a bill collector then. Muat| brother. He was Ring THR eLabrena BET IRC Rtn emi t and a afand to, i Pay secs ate i tr One | pe.a guy selling someth * ve ed) 1 antic few the old Purim] the t r vi8 face ; j Paul. Woe of t . » “No, this man isn't selling any-| suggested Mr. Jarr | Ls but the spirit of the | dramatiat a fant » f ‘ i . c i A J for and ten: | thing. He walks too proudly for that,"| “Yes, 1 know he's a bachelor," con- Bean Bt RUnMAe thin cies eae Gracie ion ra k the a viurday : y judge | interjected Mra, J “Maybe he's tinued Mrs. Jarr, not heeding her hus- continue through (o-mor- | tc iar Jows te 4 m v w i f the woman who live and’s last r : the 1 af ; \ A people a EI t t tie es if a it Ma n the Book } ed in u | ‘ r Word last summer whether he isn’t a familiar with Scriptures will ona 4 ° { VF f f ‘