The evening world. Newspaper, January 13, 1919, Page 12

SE en et cee ; Tern) ue MONDAY, JANUARY 13, 1919 Fairy Tales Of To-Morrow By Nixola i BEAUTY AND THE BOLSHEVISTS No. HI. Greeley-Smith New York ¥ | | vu would-be Florence Nightingales who are burning with en- Owe Nhe ttieratings oa haa MM. Women Really Wearing Clothes to Keep Warm! A ire ad ten rao hm Pu But one day a most unexpected misfortune befell | For his goods were conflacated by the Perfect State, and hie sons were put to work in the callectiviet abattoir, while bis six daughters were given carrots to serape and potatoes to peel in the collectivist soup | him. Fashion Gains a Lap on Winter at Last! Previous Lead of Only Half a Year Brought Fur in’ Summer, V-Necks and Cold Ankles in Winter kitobens, Children of the upper or workers’ clase, of | Dr. Jeanette Throckmorton’s Charge That Girl | cou ere pc t 6 change ler of 7 4 . : ’ : 3 : Tene fete in the eh se d ak ie things of To-Day Defies Pneumonia Doesn't Hit Miss o pm ipa in le more agreeable activitte of th : r , f, few rebitig. But ile terolant’s faulty, owing lo | 1919 -in New York, Anyway—Although It Would ; the former position they had occupied, had tecome the Have Been Pat a Year Ago. permanent parlahs of the new community aud found : ne willing to associate with (em except otlier ou By Marguerite Mooers Marshall fasts, like clerey R a o' my) rial 0, te the Vrms TNeliing € The New Yor! a 2W i artists tis profess vusi- | me? Sa Fino, without fear SM 1019 flirting » the flu’ by not wearing enough clothing to U oa and Av n en r peated nig cep her warm? » Hooverizing on her wardrobe to a point that | ie Ae ae . aly : ht an alwa endangers her health? ; Mivernment, because, « ad lUpkaoen Dri a abe G a Phere was a lively discussion over this topic a knows, they car but think band Ito her that th recent meeting of the American Public Health Associa ; and thinking hae searded | Vrince wa 4 tion held in Chicago. One of the sharpest critics of the st apan ant Al act. Long and earn |} girl of to-day and her clothes was Dr, Jeanette Throck estly the Sup Council of Trades | Beast morton of Charlton, Ta. Dr. Throckmorton asserted i a he tries had pondered what tol Prince appr that this winter mothers are permitting their daughter ‘ eet oe and , to defy pneumonia and influenza with only a lavallicre though you could lead N looked as If he could just pick sou tect { tay Butler and James M a unt i to death in $ » for protection. Collectivist ship i ; FEE (hd percRENS EE 4 ? Now of course no New Yorker can pretend to dog had been found ach them ihn aa aO e COM AL ie Sum matize as to how girls in Chariton, la. or even in Chi become first « te ay Meus! hut ad: Baobih = Fame cago are dressing It is not possible for me to Whitney Warrer Chalfin m in the last few da Why bad d categorically Dr. Throckmorton’s assertions, altbough I Louis Tiffany, put to work in the « he bot been mrotind’ 48 pirepon 1 mit the costume sbe deseribes seems to belong to the South Sea Island \ Nada pers i ; eae lhe wuldn't be surely that be wa. Oy | wuere climate and convention long ago preseribe string of red berries t ty ¢ he ¢ ' s rather than to the physically and morally chilly Middle We Sokies rese ne Beyptian amu " Prsigg A . ‘ 4 ath han to the phy 1 and morally chilly Middle W him. An 1 s ont RE la la lle rushed down a shady path ave | reached her hat brim in the back—a While this grave problem was be-| there Was & cuve and in it tay the itech real yashmak of a collar : Beast, asleep, as Beauty thought. Hut to the} ter} 10, was close Atting, ms fig debated by the City Stepfather | wren whe bent tow at he did ate ef fa furry mat 1 like t Beauty, the youngest CHO. RISKS | oe nave oh eaaATnI asp tats variou Cee. euty tecue felis ainoas i ae ehant’s daughters, was arrested and| wey je iy dead and it ee is "th ki aad haloun ractiiky anythin cy clapped into jail for sedition fauit ae ee fieal el of t P olan: 1a i ns « | faul said Beauty, erying bitte lot break all the laws of [cept a hood, and unstirred by ¢? Brought to trial, Beauty faced her || never knew how mucly | loved yuu eae cer ts ‘ae tho| Wind. | She curried a mutt of good accusers fearlc and admitted her |...65 7 iy Bor thore barbed a ne laaind te te least bit new about this diatribe fi » and looked 4 for a igh ~<a ; | "Can you really love such an ug HE TRHPGRRMOrUSn to the North 1 I repeat to you,” she declared | creature as Tam wid the Beast | When the artist and a winter wind] Unifortned girl we met a fow firmly, “what I say daily to my cow | faintly, “Will you marry me, Be und 1 led up Vifth Avenue, with! blocks further Was equally we panions, that only the most stupid | "Yeu, dear Beast,” acewored l detours. down the populous tea-toom | prote sinst inelement weather mind can believe that anything has | Beauty, with « bright @ush Je-xtreets, we became convinced that | She familiar dark blue of been accomplished by establishing at she s blaze of Hight sprang for once the charge against Miss 1919] the U, S. Navy yeowoman, the long mew form of tyranny which affee’s| iy pefore the windows of the pale | was a libel. Perhaps the record-break- | ape reaching to her ankles, the trig i every one in the place of an old tat and across the avenue of orange trees, J of last winter, perhaps the/ sailor hat pulled well down over her} from which at least a few were u jin letters all made of fireflies, wa for the “seri and nsible | teud Another girl had a khaki-col to escape. va) Written ‘niform, per sheer desire for nov-|ored reversible sport ‘coat of sheep “Death--Death to the Comltailatt “Lang live the Prince and hia bride! elty is responsible for the undoubte in with th, whieh 8 both jud and jurors) oo bee 1 this winter is mo’ emily | teamaster ind coun seas ince had been, abolished. us| CUM all mean. Heauty found that hi woman tl t Ay, Deteaanats ; Kea u 8 " had disappeared and in his place stood dressed than for “yea ¢ epherd on the relics of ancient injust ee Ee her long-loved dream Prince, whe or nsider her costume in detail, ax | moor And hi ather puttees 1 | ali t wa ney o icd away, Puuned that Khe had re chia ie we considered it when we saw a typt- | final toueh of deflance to winter } Besuty to die and + : her love from a wicked 3 example of it walking bri up| 5 ler \ te a cel! Arduino hy Wels Hee ee ee the av be 1 tall young man Not the soldiers and sailors alone In the mean time, her father, hear ah varied and lived faci In thin instance Miss 1919| have benefited from the knitting ing that one of his vessels ec ie THE UNCLAD GIRL is suit of reinde dri All through New York one fiscated by the Verte DBA acetal” aoaitien: | the Prince talked OF YESTERDAY SERAPH the most popu- | ees girls Wearing bright knitted ‘found asylum in a port not yet af nuty: Fesrotied. tie tea 93 0 ‘| VR tERIAD outdoor wear 1 Tam o' Shanters pulled warmly over fected by the new idea managed to ft ed mw word ubout it jane, The skirt, rather narrow, {thelr cars, and around their necks cane from ibe aly “i Beret are seetiad pi I; cohied: to.the ankles, wheroan last u B Jone i ' indie rf a as litte ‘foot to make hin way | c ipatore. se wruuta | minle ie country used to wear to 66 ve 99 year and the year t ‘tion to claim his property A rue sh St fan ihe Rhea ol sehool eration ago, The fashion p ¢ ‘oad jooking have been nearer iT \ \ ; Hl dere trom ne ore of billowing Ml ‘i ms le liceeeteg Se eines Lata res eat ge rr aT ear t aide he perceived a stately ¢ ‘ Bein ‘eracii - ps " | i ensueh ngs only to the skating pond, but : the end of a beautiful driveway yet e Veracious Yarn of a Trout Pond in the \vx. 9 tart WURE WAIREA HhGiE cag Cente 5 pee cites e A }warmth and y shor rte I 4 rough a lane of rome RB ro of an Old Oyster Bay Inn, of Jessie, the) yor tran over dirty streets with work instead of pluy are going “1 will take a rose for Beauty, : 2 Leead v ue. to their official desks daily all snug said. “She loves roves better thar aan ul Beauty, and of the Accident Which |: ie piles of snow nin, {and warm in the knitted parapher ' : J ie v eave as souve a t ara pher i anything in the world but That’s the Best of the Stor ir im wilt jen nalia of sport 4 So he went in and was about to B story. about the street crossin ven the new blouses are cut with gather a red rose when he was star y J. W. Lawrence [Csetnig: Tene Oulbat the water shono| Yet with the lengthened skint there) ih collars of with-collara which can tled by a strange noise behind him T at Oyster Bay, net ge LG steed has Meen no revival of that silly mld- 110 buttoned up to the very chin, iy 8 é 1 es ANUaIAE ce amon eo them trout? he added, “Well ter fad of a few years ago, th # aadiien Turning round, he saw a frightful » ip ter of antique dwellings | (y Bans Aan THC hae Geerihc itl eee . ’ a ssgary | Many of us still aro wearing the com- at which seeme ye very angry | on the sands of the bea at by wearing vatent leather pu livcriubiec W nee if so ee beast which J to be v ry crerte he beach pool lou than (en years, Now, thero's | coigaet urtisies of apparel ever | fortable V necks—our vocal chords and sald in a terrible votce [ of the oldest inns on Lang |. don tnalant he's hidin’ bee [fo , pparently are les nsitive than “Who told you you might gather my |I#lund, It is also one of the mo Hind HAL: bee Bc Eel Pak ‘gnad W thin, sometimes OPEN | hose of strong men but the trend of poses? Your insoleuce sball not go|markabl } te. work, silk stockings. The high but | rashion is against us, and if we were Gepunished | Over the door Be 4 faded andl”. ay fs re ana {toned boat is still the rule, and it yo19.up-to-the-minute our throats wanted only r ake to my |Observer that the 5 the ‘Trou: |" =a ; ne aa 7 tour Mis 1919 wore, A few Mi the coat collar of a spring suit, whieh daughter Beauty.” And | uted the|Pond Jun. The to tell when TEU Rac READE etter {igs Of My HeaMalntance, whose War) T saw at an advance showing the story of his misfortunes the inn was estan but it gets | unas Shell be passin’ out soon. Her legsone in saving have really “taken Was cut to the high water hen the beant bad heard bim, he/so further tha centur ip | did Rot buy expensive high boots this | line of the ear lobes and edged with a When th penal palabra | distinguishable the year ha le BT wit but are wearing spats ov narrow band of fur os cx 1 i ' Mi or on one con |ainee faded 4 weatherbeate a re ltheir Oxfords. Of course, their ankles | No, Miss 1919 is Kissing a fond fare ition i an wd. che one BF IENE is th, hig {47e JU as Well protected |well to peek-a-boos, shadow gauze, Ledge : ae \¢ : i: 4 ae William Fox P r oe ; : Pint e | Miss 1919 w her ¢ 1 to a win- | afternoon dgcolletege. for this winter when she decides to come, tell her tOltor, has been there for mo ay dyster Bay went into mourn. | - can ae ite jows | at any rate, and if you r bh turn it around on her finger and #ay.|rnirty. y ven ; mes ‘0 Ving when Old Bill died, He was the |4e¥ '9 examine vome ¢ ih Bay - ' ey eg think she “I wish to go to my palace and sec|thero longer than thc, W4 | mmost gentle souled, affectionate trout t with semi-precious stones | isn't you have been looking at some v te re longer than that late rane eoa When Treated |The artist and I had an excellent | thrifty young soul wearing out last my Beast : “4 If u happen to be the kind Oba aia gat corer Parehsty * | view, as she turned, of the cut of her | year's clothes, Kvening froc re fo the merchant returned to Bis |a person he likes, will tell you who {lm and eat out of § o1a|Yelours cout around the throat, But. | Min evening frocks, but surely even 6 with a heavy heart ut the trout pond he Trout Pond | An A AON AoE iS Are. Rh } fl Ba er ee ot ae mene ae home with ‘ bi cena put the trout pond in ¢ Ut Pond | nis children, When Old Bill died {toned straight up to her collar bone, | parcel for t peated rooms in He found Beauty e#till tn prison and | Inn AmnhivelNa inched | y {it was, with no sign of the tailored | which they are n, In the day- how her beautiful eyes sparkled when Bill even consented to show the wo ng an aay ed off with a fur collar | me, from her warmly crowned head she saw the forbidden rose be had writer the trout pond, although he just @ trifle over nine ‘ rage ; to her warmly shod foot, Miss 1919 of th js whieh me portions [at least a f Dp, which od uy w York goes to the head of the ht. Nor was vhe in the sald he didn’t like to at that purtic Hane brows! ; for a trout about chin, cheeks, ears and nearly | class in hygiene @gowncast when she heard the story ular time because there had been an} ef his promise to the Beast aceident 4 few days om which | “Now you see them small kegs un ergata ligne a : A “To tell you the truth, Dad, I'd) the fish had not yet recovered, How-|@0r the wa nex 7 Newest I hin 6 in Science ie Ok os We Haha, Dads 2 | che Ou bad aot Pal tascrnvad: Kate (Sy wr cherry tn tom s g Scien ean tows” underneath the bar, where the sound|. “You would: eve it, but when | For out-of-door writers a desk that| |For knitters @ suiteh bolder that ing opened here the ot norr ) one knee with an embles an clongated safety p' So saying, Beauty turned the ring /Of running water could be heard, Papp eh ETN I : s een rae has been invented to prevent ravel erounéd on her finger and repeated Suddenly Bill flashed on a string ory ere Barone BDben Ig Oe i ‘ an been. pe . cy een s *] wish to zo to my palace and seo |flectric lights and revealed a con- | pi . ia fhe mash ridden by Swiss} ee ey h t crete-lined circular cave t the bot WARS ne me whes om re my Beast.” Rut when the Beast ap- | °" : Fe 5 ,| Army mo yelists are provided " a Do peared, abe trempica at tne ght of [10M of Which wan a glitening pool |FHC!NE around, chaning each other Im | ee, A towreorerea || WVAR BABIES spacer eat effort of Clear, sparkling, artesian well |4!! mah enera , ” ' htm, though she made a great effort F<! P ' Pathe crates ad aan Who Will Have to t hide her terror crap iey od bed . ne aid |, Submerged in the pool were several | “One of them was lying on the aur ee Larrea Ra Introduced to "Good evening, Beast,” eho OAi4) peer and ale kegs attached to the |face upside down and I thought at | oroscopes can be adjusted. to give Their Fathers. j *. ee ee ee spigots on the bar upstairs by long | frst a Wes dead. 7 onuldn’s waders | sinnet an ed contrast in light. THE EVENING WORLD re ony rus * | metal tubes. stand what had happened untt!i I no- erie will be gl . ' \ “ | glad to print pictures tons?" Beauty asked timidly, "Or| Aroung the kege cavorted a dosen|ticed a qu of sherry in the | ‘The amaliest known rodent is the | of New York babies who were may I peak my mind, wear What|yuge trout, The smallest, Bill said, |P0l. Then 1 discovered that one of | ritish hia mouse, which weighs born while their fathers were clothes I please, do my hair 6@ I | weighed considerably more than ax the sherry caska had sprung a lenk | only halt nee when full grown \n porvige averneas and whose , Jan w in Inute i ere) choose. ant never hear the word | pounds, and several tipped the wales | Ain ware nium intoxiented’ satan i icteareanen EECA HE 4 at better than eight, J 1 “Tipping the | “The ono tho surface was returned and made their ac- quaintanoce, Send photographs, brief particulars, to the WAR BABY EDITOR, NEW YORK EVENING WORLD, together «on >aul inventor ta loek Ries “You may say and do just as eales” ip one of Hillis standard jokes, |alceping his jag off, Tho reat were |, Paul Inventor ie locked of une ike, Beauty,” the Beast answered,| Just then Bill dipped down among |*!™mPly having o qwiid cabaret, T let a a corded on & PAROF F Then a4 he wot up to leave her ho|the trout and brought up a glass of |!0t of fresh we Wa thas hacen tn | According to # Hritieh sctentist, adaec a ‘Dis gruff voice: “Do you water that was as olesr as crystal, [sober up, M #'em had bad head- | X-rays are the most extreme rays at! fove Beauty? wil marty As he held it up against ome of the | aches for wale after,” Whe alive vieles ond af the epestrum, = . } 1 . 7 . oe ——— iebond a a, MONDAY, JANUARY 13, 1919 A Dozen Roads to Success For the Girl Who Works By Charlotte Wharton Ayers NU ES—No. 9 ministering to suffering humanity—come on down out of the clouds for a moment what an am bition of that sort means in work, patience, industry, application and stick-to-itivencss Tis not an casy road to success—this profession of nursing the sick, but the satisfaction of being able to give personal service of that particular kind, more and learn than makes up for the If-sacrificing self-effacing effort it requires, and it is one of the greatest levele! of false distinetion in the world. ‘The wealthy sick woman on ber bed of pain ts not even the eqhal of the blooming cheerful nurse who soothes her and ease he by her ministrations, and she knows it as truly as does the nurse In order to get the procedure of becoming a professional nure nplified as nearly as possible for the GIRL, WHO WORKS, T interviewed Mics Mo J. Murdoch, Principal of the Margaret Falnestock School of Nursing, in conneetion with the Post Graduate Hospital ir ane ~ ' f money of uny profes-| Besides th urriculum at. th 1 re who deatroa|' & ! them what prac t has but to ask for ally ame wn acad edu ‘ ' rank from the hospi-] (tion along t nes, which fit 5 » join and fill tt out mf ey ma } uction ho will] Mter asst fonal fleld. tiled c nee and taken Tniforins are provided and some : aber and qualif-| times an allowance io for tone: w ' ! ty be weeks or even] b: Ipplie We ar t “ ve er a o in cura sht-houw ‘ ary qualith 1 Leger rime and found it a No yin an ne ve along 1 mM n ne | course 1 1 + diploma,” al training nool wid M Murdoch, “s will be able t i 1 a a“ profes oinmand a good salary anywhere. 1 mn tine and any| There is the institutional work, whitch ; Jo not change 1 board laundry, whten 1a twinkle are alw furnished. ‘Then there is \ with us—and luty which brings tm at 1 ny prevail in mos $ week and expenses, Bee ' 6 a preliminary ways the posstbility , nthe 46 (travelling companion nurse and ft Wy Miss Murdoch what type of Wher ris made the best nurses, It seemed et > me that wr on which re- ha ner 4 ed t an assoectation hs : fr ty, also require spe- aes ft personal |ciat pe ope ice Bad A girl's suc ax a nurse largely i nds upon r personality, united | n return f ation We! to an optim th tsion and Ney ” r You see, nursing | . fon a greatest gifts WELL CLAD GIRL | |" ile : ' if taken in tha oF “To DAY 19 i : I know of no other pro | & wa r, true | : eae sf n than the though Neve suff 4 of both mind and bo d , it > us hospital. And a nurse Lucile the Waitress rg tate Myo ey and ha fox, a clear vision \ By Bide Dudley foe aa gpilosisti tl at ait If Your Hobby Was Riding Horseback, W ould You |» ich. to:combat the gloom and ¢ Call Your Steed a **Hobby-Horse? E invulidlenecietan lees | 6c“ ID you « not how) 1 al bankruptey, Some skinny’ | CAP Be" of Hate Me beltar Be D yoquacious |z ¥ been wartmg your ideas about | 17°" ty vinnie ty de Basi vid are? isk fe ne loveline Less you and me y a Waitress the yet pass any arks about each =_> | hunted throug 1 ott beauty and we may get ; in ee Tre ueiiiin banduel moos What Every Woman \ “Th » love to talk about their Rut iys, ‘I'm only spe : } bobbies,” t UE ceva (ueenae asic awedl Lets Voter Ought to Know \ now ba © be Just twice WW that women have power to ‘ low with t rseback riding fad] «on. gut!’ 1 sa ha nearest Lil eae rate ep bites was in here tt rning,” Lue Re aaa dame :day'| start ia thie sua 34 poten nie oe wentons. enesty, yeu HAGUERY buteher us on the beef: ling them lots of good advice. Amongz he was Augustus Relmont « m and 1 have to serve his product. | their valuable hints are the following other farnous jocke All he could a area ey BeaULiiLile eee Ha Are ne ova ae talk about was riding horseback ut ike soLinid ayer abeuh {bestea nauheds's soniakia anand ak cad OG: ihe loys ! , A cl couldn't stand it. N whit| point of the pistol a per ‘ 1 ut dure: up $9F 38! : [Party his hair in the middie, Fre te than pir Tet been ou the ha e ask Jobviously unable to take one eide or for morning very well, I imagine It's} th other I says, r bi at him: }eut up to-day.’ If your candidate asks you to give dos't you mean your n 5 in ity" , sim mandate, ask him: “What Broek Ask me omething easy 1 say5-|ubout a womandate?” “Not on your lif Is me. ‘I) ‘Ask me what ain't in it? | If you attend a political mecting as / been out horsevack 1 at) “Well, to & > the worm to hecklo. the speaker “the ci%| exercise es noodle , a would your bus- + \ horneccen tT s8ye, SUE aad: Janay As he's vacating th get him all tied up, =" WA ping in the old que nor rol to me — eck gf tse; ‘Don't vou NOW, WHERE) cas ate chin EVENING WORLD live six months if I didn’t get Se ee hee PUZZLES Why didn’t you trv eating spa id # a Sng, By Sam Loyd ‘I'm trying to t you the bene ae : ie a ay he se } ought to ride and you wouldn't ah “reduan ray Well sir, it's rous alw t f tell a lady she Bu 1 know at & : that fools rush ere a worm On, sure i 1 y fear to tread, or Ww rt pat this | Kin ‘ same kind of fools, 1g na ki ber of t 1 oad UAH TES ea it and says afternuon pie, afl is some will ; “‘Listen, Lester, if you think you| “To th eback lanauae nr ne can wit there and remark about me| ‘Naw, to get a bale of hay for the |digits 4, % 4 5, 6 1, & 9 and ine and my pound of flesh you're going|chef to make breakfast food out of.|sum to produce 1919 to need fourteen peace articles pregty | Say, knock on your head and wake up How close can you come? Answei La lawlek te keep vow trom molng § to! your brain, old dean” wil appears to-morrow, all wears . _-*.