The evening world. Newspaper, March 2, 1920, Page 20

lo Cave-Man Husbands - for New York Women; Wives Expect Fair Play - | Prominent New York Wives Not in Accord With the Spanish Novelist Who Domina' _. From Their Husbands, . | {ts height just now. The| guests fancying they were bes By Fay 8 ne MUST ALWAYS BALANCE height is $60 a day with| dressed. Dancing was enjoyed Coprri¢ht, 1920, by The Prem Publisbing Co, (The New York Mvening World), harrier meals., Practically the entire Social| till after midnight, especially by p11 C EN T By blooded, genuine man,” said Mrs. Field, | 'Register is here along with its| the speetators. The cream oi V BLASCO|"“but she demands respect and consid- usual hot air, The New York Fonr| soclety attended, and all they I BAN EZ,|ecration of her views. No matter Hundred, the Newark Smart Set,| left was the buttermilk, It de- thecelebrated| whether sho is a mother, wite or sis the [Flusping Four-Flushers, the| parted about the time the mfifk- Spanish novelist, | ter, sho expects to be treated on @ paz) Philadelphia Inner Circle, the Wash-| man arrived. The net receipts says women like|with man. Mr. Ibancz's plan ‘to treat) i Saiave, the ‘Cleveland. & f the affair, $2.1: terned the cave man, but]them a little roughly once in a while’ ee eee) ee Ui Bus] if Mr. Ibanea| will not win the admiration of the tem-! Stee reetvate clever soy e | @veu teem oven! eceee Oe Searches in New|inine heart. Every woman expects far all here. Tue hotels are filted| Check Bandits, York for the wom-|play and respect. And as a lawyer I everywhere, especially in the cellar.| Among the prominent arrivals ¢ an who likes w/can safely say that two-thirds of my)" . cave man he will @Bd His task as difficult as Diogones @earching for an honest man. Addressing the University Club in Philadelphia the novelist sald: . “The American man has a men- tal picture of his wife standing either literally o1 speaking, according to social standards. But women want to be dominated. They do not like the j[cuve man,” she laughed. “There others are now pending on the hotel|two valets and threo valises. The’ is a typo.of cave man who likes his “We DADDY SAID clothesline. Whoozis party will remain ¢ff Mr. home, who is a good provider and a HE Book MUST The annual ball at the | W.’s I. O. U.’s are no longer scoat- ter and not a slave.” good hoarder. ‘hat angle of the cave i= ALANCE But does she, Mr. Ibanez? Is there woman jn all New York who wants @ cave man, master husband? Women Expect ‘‘Fifty-Fifty” Treat-| ment; Women Need Sympathy and Understanding Says “Women Want «to Be | tevenson. | | cases for separation are from the bul- lying, domince-ing type of man, Wom- en will stand a good deal, but few of them will tolerate ‘l-am-lord-and- mastor’ spirit.” And then I sought out Mrs, John King Van Rensselaer, a gentine old New Yorker of Holland Duteh ancos- try, famous for her continual wartare upon the Museum of Natural History. “Of course, no woman odmires the a man is al} right. Such men are ideal. I believe New York has a number of just such husbands who are good YOu must Put HERE THE MONEY You GET LITTLE INCONE | Gor FIFTEEN Bucics EXPENSE AND You ONLY PENT FIVE _ Can You Beat It! _ (The 3 New York Hveulng c 1920, Work, By Maurice Ketten AND PuT HERE WHAT EXPENSE SPENDS - INCONE AND EXPENSE LEAVE iT To NE! (LL MAKE (T BALANCE IT BALANCES , DADbDy |___ TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1920 _ | Palm Beach \ The Hotels Are Filled Everywhere, Especially in the Cellar—The Dry Law with Regard to Ladies’ Gougem, a Landlord of ALM BEACH—The season is at / The dry law is being strictly en- forced with regard to ladies’ bath- ing suits. No bathing apparel is allowed in the water within the three-mile limit. The dry law is working a hardship on Palm Beach debutantes, Several have suffered tions induced by sunburn. Breakus was held last night and early this morning, It was-s for His Poor Health--He Expects Shortly to Ge to Hot Sulphur Springs, Provided He Dies Very Soon. By Neal R. 0’ Hara. q H Copyright, 1030, by The Wress Publishing Co. (Tho New York Breniag Wart.) from exposure and other complica-|Miss Millie Whoozis, who Several |been released from a suits that were entered in the water |school on the Schuylkff! lady's have been withdrawn and many|mafd, a machine maid, @ bed maid, Is Being Strictly Enforcec Bathing Suits-—-Herman H. This City, Is at the Beach fancy drese affair, many of the day was ex-Mayor Whoozis, jot Bunkton, Pa. Mr. Whoozis hes béen an annual visitor here sinee he the- came ex-Mayor and Bunkton broke. He was accompanied by 5 Whoozis, whose name and figure age always prominent on the beagh; able in the card room. Percival De Vere's yacht arriwett this morning from Caba. The yactt “What! Women like a cave man n| Providers and lovers of their homes. y | h e Af arr was henved bedly from 8 beep) this day and age?” gasped Mra. John | 8ut that ts as far as their ‘cave man’ that mocked down six cases , | F.. Yawger, General Secretary ot |!pstinct goes, ° De Vere's life preservers. The emaft i ttaibwis ouwesse. vatsctneace:| ae Famil was lieing to. port ut ® tod an : 4 low Vicente Blasco fhanca, the Pears ine for tefadt. i tense! Why, the cave man hasn't ex-| goanish novelist, denies saying what By Roy L. McCardelt ee ie rege : tated in ages. Even our Frandmoth the deur indies really want is to be id ee sho ; ne . be saa nf yachting peste q ere ‘and great-grandmothers didn't] “treated rough,” biased. g “Bay nah fia Sine boring suffe from thetr terrible expert- know ! i about the ‘treat ‘cm! Phe fret indignant denial hdd HE delivery boy wasn’t down the | ence. Darticularly from thirst. Bots a rough,’ ‘cave man’ etuff, and a6 for! Harely meen printed when the author I stairs before Mrs. Jarr had the | Passengers and crew were shaken ep the modern bmg she wane hastened to deny that he had made hat box in the front room and | considerably, along with a let of fifty-Afty treatment, o! hehe ne & speech, given an interview,’ or in had snipped the outer cords with ajcocktails. The De Vere party regie- ‘moet only wants it but gree mE +l any other way sald American women pair of scissors. The paper wrap-jtered for the movie weekMes and Neither the man es: ud ape 10] yearned for “cave man stuff.” He TS Dd ping off, there was disclosed a box} jater at the Royal Pounce-ompar. pamper woman and treat her like @| iq go to the University Club in N DOLLARS Wi THE big enough to hold a bass drum, ‘oll the aggressive superior-t; is sh Izzy McGooglestein, the Broad ‘nor ‘ype | Philadelphia (where he was supposed | | OF APPLE SAuce ! BA Lavender colored tapes came over! way ‘producer, arrived om man wins approval in her cye. She} +, nave made the speech), but only _ LA NCE the top of the box from wooden eye- ta id bad “Merely wants to beon a par with) nad a cup of coffee and talked t« lets in the sides and were tied in aj M™ldmight express last night ae ‘man, some friends in French. He said dainty bow on top. companied by s retinue of sher- “The old fashioned {dea that) some one who overheard the conver- “Gee! It must have cost some-| ffs. Mr. McGooglestein has just ‘woman admires a do-vineering hus-| sation must have misunderstood It. thing for that box!" oried Mr. Jarr.| put the finishing touches on his band is absurd. Certainly a woman| Hip real idea is: But Mrs. Jarr gave him a glance of} annual review of Broedway admires a man with strong opinions} “I will admit I prefer to see the knowing superiority. “I made him] creditors and ts here for a rest. ‘and good judgment, but that ts not/ man direct the family, but that does give me the box,” she said. Larry Niblick, the wide open gol? the cave man, bullying type who! not mean I would ever advise hus- “And you got a big hat?" asked| champion of Boston, also arrived te- actually used a club; the typé who/| bands to ‘treat ‘em rough’ or uae the little Jarr girl. “A great dig hat day, accompanied by two reared ‘sit down’ and the woman sat! | cave man tactics. like an numbreller, didn't you, mam- ped ovarshioes ands ton caddie. May. Perhaps there are some cave men in| == = ma?" < eere i. i Niblick, while staying here, intends New York—they say we have all ° ‘No, darling,” said Mrs, Jarr as ” types of people here—but I have never e tce she loosened the pale lavender tapes.|t© Play a quiet game of dollar limit met any and I have never heard a “Mamma got one of the new spring| With oodles following all fui! maiden nor a matron declare that she ‘small shapes, But the paradise on it] houses. admired the cave man type. Husbands orce took a big box.” And as she spoke| J. Alexander Flipp left the vace- apd wives of the modern age seem the word she lifted off the lid and/tion colony this morning on his way » te be getting along very happily on By Bide Dudley. — the upper packing of tissue paper! North. He is going*to Aiken for his the fifty-Mfty basis without any| Copyright, 1020, ty The Prom Jvhiishing Co, and removed a hat that caused Mr. | pheymatism.’ Gomineering either way.” (The New York Evening World). e . ° | view that beauty and genius are peal TANTNIG NOWNT |Jarr to give a startled cry of recogni- Hi an HE Gouewm, Ga porta ‘Mrs. Charles M. Baright was just|6¢7 SEE by the papers,” said Miss t 5 Tr | erally wedded in America. | G Ow: tion, It was none other than the]. “erm aiid ular \pe indignant as Mre. Yawger in re- Primm, private cecretary to eau y an enius in merica Washington Irving was the first| OING D ‘N! model that had created such a sensa- | New York landlord, is in poor heal garni to woman admiring the cave the boss, “that a New York | American to obtain literary recogni- EAR LITTLE RED SCHOOL] | tion in the Bois~pronounced “Bw-a-| bere and expects shortly to go to man. Judge admits he never heard of | American Military Genius Has Generally Been Hand-|'i” Peyond the sca, Irving wan a HOUSE: How we miss you! |] | wh!"—nccording to a picture and de-|Hot Sulphur Springs, provided. he “wren reltet such | Benny Kauff, Evidently that Judge ef well built, handsome man, with aface|I! We used to get @ thrashing in|{{scription in the Perfect Ladies'|dles very soon, : i A, ‘omer ha mrt| Soesn't follow the prige fight news some. Daniel Webster and Edward Everett Had} in which winsomencss and intellect our day, but it did us good, We|]| Journal he had seen in a current! Harry Van Tank, the Fifth Ave. thing, deciared, does : : * were united. His picture is perhaps| ||? ( dj r ; 5 s know what be is talking about Mert4 eagle to correct Mi Both Beauty and Genius. Washington Irving's Face en ee than ee vy, esy or tial iave school to-day that we long sg ietaprenee Pred Laban ee SOARS: TL eared Mase et you, Miss Ke: . Mr. 0 shortly on n 1 os ofpectalpadalbadlagny 9 Neder, | Primm,” came from Popple, the ship- Portrayed Winsomeness and Intellect. contemporaries, althougl, N. P. Wiuts| = late sand eo to apt that?” Por Mrs, Jarr was unrolling | the. word Aaa Rae wil be ented wore Eycape' “| ping clerk, “but Benny isn't a pugi- ' Wan considered: toe Gneer looking Ute 8 OUr ‘|| | another mess of feathers from the pease r standing from their husbands than jie. io, pasoball sa ese pw : ‘By Charles 5. Corwin. : sien erary man of the period. Poe was||land not “GET KNOWLEDGE|||iicsue paper that surrounded it. Cuba, where he will put in for they do to-day, I am afraid the cave! some to think of it, I believe rani asia bipecaganes From Fentienios Qo. (The Now York Brains y small and had a sad, dreamy face,| || AND UNDERSTANDING.” “IT made them give me the other|SUPplies and further orders. maa, with hie domineering sptrits| tient said Mise Pri “Bi SOCRATES had the mind of a god) Scott was considered one of the fin-) which haunted the mind of the be-/ 1] We acknowledge, dear Little||| feathers off the other hat too,” said| Manager Horace Sokum, of the would have a pretty hard time to-| 14." igi FR eon | pep aud thaisorgs ot eiaatyn, BeachiN| Str looking rosa af. the. me. holder and matched the character of] 1/peq gchool House, that we are|}|Mrs. Jarr. “I can get a nice shape to| Royal Gypsum, states that 1920 4 dag. Women have no desire to dom-| "2%: lan't he the one who invented |*~ case nas been considered typical] The Civil War developed two grea! | nis genius, Longfellow was a blond |]| ed School House, ga! re ” record-breaking ne fake taca, mat they certainty do not | *%e expectorate ball?” of the Usual divorce between beauty | military leaders, whose gefius was | with a too prominent nose that spotled | |/MONEY MAD and that ignorance|| {suit it for everyday wear, ae rd-breaking season. Hardly. » ; ‘want thelr husbands to dominate Bobbie, the office boy, laughed.| ana Ability in the world’s men of{universally recognized. Of these | any poetic cast which his face might | ||i8 at @ premium—the ditch get- ‘And beth he Aon much—eighty |day passes but what five or str san ” ‘That's style for you,” he said. “We| genius, But in America, at least,|Gen. Grant way not a handsome man, | otherwise have had. Hawthorne, Hal-||({ting more than the college pro-|} | 4 Hele Catteries not!” was | Suess 89 broke. Left Glimm, the 1a i always called it the spit ball.” with a few striking exceptions,|but Gen. Lee, in form amd feature, ‘jeck and Bryant had countenances; |{fessor, but it will all come out|]| SRN y Ccrarh | Biel me Ne | Palm Beach Raffle 7 \, 3s Pauline Field, another lawyer! “Depend on you and your common | beauty and genius have been wed-|Was attractive and winning which matched their characters and, || right in the end. iBone 6 Sat an | this is a record-br festa confident that no woman of the! rricnds to use a coarse oxpression,” | ded America’s modern soldiers are; were not unpleusing. James Feni-\{| we only work six hours a day|| | oth, foretorty-five ig present day admires the domineering | snupped Miss Primm: “Whoro did| ‘Throughout the decades there has|fther noted for fhe, Erece whlch | more Cooper, however, bore the palm! 11 ang eg Bt ee eens Satnecel \ ih athe fal cen ul Bo mea, y ” Z comes from exercise than for their) ¢,. i de Ba 3 “Never mind ho Mrs. pn intake Gua vet you learn them at a been a distinct change in the type ierel daa fe bea among the Uteratt, of Ildid when they were twice our | Jarr, “but here it is." ry wi I took @ course in slang. of the American countenance, In/"Alvml Desuty, oe smanship Ameri He was large and finely| meal at evar tulad rad te dust ikerindiaw $40 (anit | i “Is that ” : pee ete n the rea 0 a | proportioned, with air which he} y | sagt ig i bla . D welte Stages peor | ater ay ne ie eae tne |Hewsamin Franklin is the type of the| hag acquired in the naval service of ||| Let us do the linpossible, build|| it?” asked Mr. Jarr, and he never | 4 THE EVENING WORL: Rescue ths Cus de Feats eg All ge cnt cian colonial period. He was slightly! his country. His features were of the|||without @ foundation, It has/|| blinked an ey | 2 OUIJA EDITOR ASKS Reaping jo. mld Little bookkeeper, | present time the average counten-| under six feet in helght and well| :conine cast, and his clear, gray eyes! | neyer been done before, but WE| “Certainly,” said Mrs. Jarr. “And j} F POH, SUIT MSnaLL Toate a co | eee te Pee PERL bulit: la complasion was. tain, Bla] MR TEA hot bee outa “petnape| IOAN DO IT. that's why there should be a law RRNA RRIRLOOAIERIIPSLOSLILEIT B | be Dlengant th SAE 52) CRD OONIYS OE SBRETE YS cs n. {eves stay and his manner extremely) pe conducted without limit. but! {| Yours regretfully, | preventing men from buying hats for i “pees hie eke ° is morning, Whet is) American military genius has g€0-|gfrapie, Although he lived before the} enough has been said to prove that} . their wives. Not to speak of their} orvrieht, 1910, ty The Pree Publishing:.Cs. % oe dena Ween Ua ee that old saying about if one smiles|erally been handsome, Washington, | aay of photography, many pictures of|in America at least beauty and genius ALFALFA SMITH. a oe until 10 in the morning?” “I got you,” chirped Birdie, “It's ‘A smile every day drives the doctor (The New York Byening World.) 1, By what animal were Romoks and Remus supposed to have been whose face is more familar than any other American, stands pre-emi are often united, taste—for the salespeople stick the ugly models on them—they are made | to pay the most exorbitant prices.” ment That Ice Will Be High This summer? him were current within his own life- time, nent among a group /of handsome], a es = = ? L igh Of the middle period of American e 9 1 “Ym for that law," said Mr, Jarr, i away." officera of the Revolutionary perlod.| nistory, Daniel Webster and Edward Th A fe S b k ‘m for f Mr dart) 2 Mow many milos long is the Susie “Naw!" said Miss Tillie. “That's an/ at a latter day General Winfield | jo, wh b toned as wnitin: e OouseWl e s crap 00 lt should be in the Constitution! : “4 pads __.. | Everett may be mentioned as an | staat eal enile so atari weed! alld || “where will I wear the hat first?"| 3. What American negro was at TRY THISON apple. — 7 in a remarkable manner beauty and | Farr, who wes now sur-/ohe time United States Minister ¢o YOuR I think it's @ peach,” said Bobble.}.4 Mr, Snooks, the bom, looking} genius, Both were great orators and| People are eating more vegetables with three tablespoonfuls of flour |as#ked Mrs. Jarr, | Hayti? OuUIA “Whet ignorance!" was Mies from his private office, “Oh, Bobbie ts trying to be funny again.” Webster's face reminded beholders of the majestic countenance of a lion. Horace Greeley was another ex- mixed with half a cap of cold milk, Add two and a half cups of milk and one and @ half pounds of boned fish cut into small pieces. You can use now than they did a few years ago and vegetable dinners appéar fre- quently in many households, When veying herself with sedate satis-| faction in the mantel mirror. “Hold| little Emma up and let her see. Of} 4. What former lightweight cham- pion was known as the “Durable Dane"? 5. What did little Tommy Shagio Primm’s comment The saying is, ‘If you smile until 10 each morning the rest of the day will take care of | " egetables a It or ganned fish and cook | course, dearie"—this to little Miss) wear on his knees, according to the “What about it, Bobble?” ception to the American rule that|vegetables are well cooked meat s| fresh, sal ees, ing to tl esis “why, somebody mentioned a film| beauty and genlus are wedded. Ho|not missed trom the menu, but espe- | Untl fish te ter, (about ten min- | Jarr, who instinctively understood—-|nursery rhymes? ‘And you'll go to the movies in the] cenario called ‘The Fisherman's Kiss'| was the greatest editor of his day,|cial care is required to make winter Send your answer to The Evening Morld Ouija Editor, “mamma will have her hair dressed when she wears it out.” “Kin I have 10 cents to buy mar- smith of the gods, aceording to Grecian mythology? 7, Who wrote “Wynken, Blynkes and Nod"? other vegetable substituted. 1 suppose,’ sald Bobbie, snapped Miss Primm, “The movies have nothing to do with it.” amid the surging an editorial, and I just joked about it.” “Oh, L eee; got off some cheap pun, and could write, crowds of Broadway, vegetables palatable. This depends largely upon the seasoving, Winter If you got any shoe polish on your Here are but a tew of the replies en?” with his hat for a desk, which would|vegetables are more deliclous when clothing remove it with vinegar, bles, maw?’ interrupted Muster risk a nat knd of furnes art ape “a ” > a 31 “es “ e eo ‘ore bein, “ to yesterday's question of the Ouija] “Ob, by the way,” said Spooner, en-|° “pzactly!” said Miss Prim, be studied from one end of the land| creamed, and to bring out the full! pia you know that mince ple ts | Wille Jarr. “Hverybody’s playing |T?t poi, betore beng dri Maitor: Geavoring once more to cast oll on the} “weil, you must stop that, young | to the other. flavor they should be allowed to re-| considered a full, balanced meal in {marbles now, and Izzy Slavinsky|away with the terms "port" and " { 5 have w ay y i i ? 0 Mm ard” y? . be Why de women wear straw hats in| {roubled waters, “Ib ritten alman. Now, {f you had sald the| of jater day statesmen Roosevelt|™4in over hot water fifteen minutes] \iseif? Its protein, carbohydrates, |hollered ‘Ground rents’ and took “starboard” in the navy? the winter time? movie scenario, I call it ‘The Fishor- fisherman's kiss was a fishing smack, before serving. fat, mineral salts and moisture com- set the type. His well known goun- bine #0 make it such, ‘Therefore, i tenance had the sharpness of present 10, In what State are the best race mine—and two was steclies”— se ee ae B-minn ae horses supposed to be bred? Mr, W. B. J., East Orange, N. J.— A hot fish chowder is always appe- ° |Rhowa real Wit. Be careful here- you serve mince pie and cofiee,| “Papa sive the boy @ nickel,” said) 11, What is the chemical formula ' My ouija board spells, “Because they| “Scenes take place on a fishing after!" day features, and altogether he dest | tizing on a raw winter day..To make| bouillon or grape juice you will be | Mrs. Jar. for peroxide of hydrogen? don't know any better.” smack, eh?" suggested Bobbie. The boss disappeared in his room| ijjustrated the highest style of the giving your family all they require t cut rt \d of salt pork in it cut @ quarter poun: salt por! PURE rar small pieces and fry with one chopped “Butcha can't get anything for a nickel any more, maw!" wailed the 12, Who Is the Acting Secretarg*ot “ ” and shut the door, There was silence a S90 dy Albenye—"To provoke dis-} “lek bere, young man," sald Miea| for! (Moment and then Bobide. re- ere Was =| State? twentieth century, Other present day There was a tine when the good housekeeper regular! it ‘ é ity ‘cussion among men with inquisitorial | Primm, turning on him flervely, ‘it/ fOr 8 statesmen are generally conventional, |onion.fot five minutes, Put this, to-| up wer Jar of mincement, but the|boy, “Ye can't get anything for a ANSWERS TO YESTERDAYS ~~ " replied my oulja board. _ you don't cut out your cheap jokes| “That makes two of us cheap joke | although the chin of Wilson radiates | gether with two cups of diced carrots| commercially prepared product 1s go | nickel.” + ec Se ONS. M. W., West 160th Street) I'll have you fired.” bet ae aes ee determination and the smile of Bryan|and nine medium size peeled potatoes | delicious and is so carefully made} and Mre. Jarr was so taken with , Braille; 2, St. Denii iss Primm arose stalked out under pure food laws that it seems 4, 19th; 5, Salome; “Oh, #0 you have influence, eht”| |» is unique of its kind. 6 Phila don the fur bonnets in « cut in small pleces, into the kettle te of tlene to re it at home |Ber bargain that she listened to his!7’ rafters: 8, Brahminisi i yap to yesterday’s| chirped tho boy. " Oe te ome a that caded the mone: | When we turn to American men of|and cover with balling water. Cook| Ge” eourse it is essential to. select Wall of Woe and made Mr. Jarr give gon; 10, sulphuric acid; i) Bow ‘ ‘ “Whot's the matter ¢ eupan' letters wo are not disappointed in qué}untii vegetables are tender, Thicken mincemeat with « the lad @ quarter, America; 12, rice. 1 Spee 1 ly ig Min SU PRA timer aad ree 0 Pea a AOE ME RS ce AERO MN ETAY Ud rem uaa oa : fois el allie Asatte! indian ib uiasaaseeincoeiansbtaehSlithiStccaasec ens Shiai i elite ansaiat iiss shies. slp. ‘ = a £ —$———_