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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-06
NATIONAL SAFETY
NEEDS BIC NAVY
NEED THREE BATTLEShlfS ~
PRESERVE OUR RELATIVE
STANDING.
NATIONAL Peace Distant
III This Age, Secretary Declares
Strong Navy Is Essential to
Country's Safeguard.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 5.-The Unit
ed States must have bigger navy and
stnust be prepared to meet any chance
nof war, in the opinion Of Secretary
Meyer of the navy department. if 1t Is
to preserve its national safety. In
his annual report, made public today,
Secretary Meyer pleads for three new
battleships this year. and declares
that this country soon will fall from
second to fourth place In the relative
standing Of naval powers, II It con-
tinues the policy Of building only two
/, ships each year.
International peace has brought US
no nearer. the secretary declares, so
far as q limitation Of armaments Is
! concerned. To guard Its coast and
protect it's commercial activities. the
United States needs a permanent navy
OF Al capital ships-battleships and
battle cruisers-according to Secretary
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-06

that way helping to solve tho back
to the farm problem" Among those
who Will deliver addresses are T. +.
Davis Of Wann. w. T.. Hollis of Deh-
ware, l.. Edwards Of Lenapah and Rov.
w. S. Hamilton Of this city. President
Graham, head OF the Nowata Couny
association is very much Interested
In the teaching in rural schools ard
the session will be the most important
ever held in this city, The association
will also discuss the part which they
Will take in the meeting Of the North
eastern Oklahoma Teachers Associa-
tion which will be held in this city N
February
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-06

NOWATA, Okla. Dec. 5.-As a re-
suit of proclamation recently issued
by Mayor Glllespey everyone in No
wata neglected business today to help
In giving the city thorough clean
ing. Alleys and backyards came in
for their share OF attention and ne
groes with carts we're busy all day
hauling away the rubbish.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-06

to build battleships than smaller ves-
sells
AS to the need Of battle cruisers, the
swifter ships of the first line of de-
Tense, Secretary Meyer quotes the ma
val general board:
The United states has no vessels
of this type They have a military
value not possible to obtain from
other types or combinations of types.
To further neglect their necessity is
to deliberately weaken our naval
strength"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-06

HELENA. Ark. Dec. 5.-Tony
Janus. en- route from Omaha TO
New Orleans In hydro-aeroplane.
remained in Helena today awaiting
the arrival of piston rod ordered
shipped poste haste from St Louis
to replace one damaged when he
landed here Monday The new part
is expected tomorrow morning and
Janus plans to resume his flight be-
fore noon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-06
AGRICuLTURE IN THE SCHOOLS
Rural Teacher VIII. Discuss Relation
tn tbp Schools

NOWATA. Okla. Dec. 5.-The No
wata County Teachers Association
will meet in this city next Saturday
and the teachers OF the county viii
discuss Agriculture in the rural
schools" Miss JBppa Mason. county
superintendent. has always been a
strong advocate Of bringing more Of
the farm study into the schools and in
The evening world., 1912-12-21
Zoo Animals Always Smile
Before They Take Medicine
That Is, Nearly Always, for Keeper Bill Snyder
at Central Park Cracks Jokes to Make EN-
Laugh Before Doctoring Them Up.

1; you have any wild aalm'les max
need doc,cr.ns Sc sure And m.>e
,hNn smile eetore you hand taeh
ton whether wtlJ beasts rNrr sm a.
but Hil snyder. heat keeper ~ Al Iav
Zoo. says they DO. and Ban knows
nm sayS taSt books AVE never
ha.Ped asn ,n ,ae gNsRN ave Sea,s ~
has eeea study.nS ,ha NAYS v an''nats'
NeI ne I,'rs any ~ enc seNert' hundred
beasts. olyds and reptAes Iu3vr MS cafv
10 ,umr down with any dilutcu, ne cIuI
suclV ssguIiv treas.
Now, there MAS the ease 10. Ntt>,
ny peytog mag elephant sa.l sas 1e
today. "HatN VA, careless enpusl 9"
collect \ touca g. rheumatism. Il
settled in her tore'css aud ,ae poor 90
g.rl Mas .se.ns pretty miserable. she
sent Tor me and Il WASH, lons before
discovered what ~ss tne matte. N'L
! have llniment that chases rAeuWs
dam IN jix tipe, but ho~ - set d
through Hs,,y's somewhat substantial
hide Nas problem
1t looksd Ike gatlIn< gun ~t' the
only tans InAt would hep, but nnslN
sot the ides ~ soaking her less uptH
tho hide loo>ened up enough 70 permit,
rubhing the nniment IN. The soaSlng
process consumed nearly week hut y,
was time well spent FOR lo-dsy the old
sirl Is me asa nlils, Amt YOU NatN p
and Tor reply Hstty ,rumrcted j'yon,lN
In the neli Of surgery broken bones
are nirs speciality, ana ne has 4 seillns
method AL HE own Instead ~ plaster
O, Parts he uses ordinary tar. Nnh
his week lapapese COOS" t1at hai
broken TIA leg asa,lng ESCAPED breonms
t.s ries, =. ,..'f.snre e o. sunday din
The evening world., 1912-12-21
WIVES ASK
EVENING WORLD AID IN
KEEPING MOVE" away
Seek to Prevent Issuance of
License for Picture Show
in OakcreSt.

The Evening Worlds crusade against
TIE evils OF the moving picture shows.
a. now conducted. brought the follow
Ing letter to-day:
"oakcrest. FrAtbush. Brooklyn. n. Y.
Saturday. Dec. L. 1914
To the Editor OF the Evening World:
we. the undersigned wives Of Oak
crest property owners. respectfully Pc
tieon you to hep US m our dsht 10 pre-
vent the issuance Of q license FOR the
erection OF moving picture place on
Avenue J between Thirteenth and Four
tsenth streets
The matter Is to come up before Mr..
Bureau OF Llcs1sss. on Monday De-.
-. 1919. at ID o'clock.
'rae Evening World has hitherto
proved ttseit 4 champion % the wroused
sn1 oppressed. the champion IN war on
svG and civic ualetaccon. the champion
IN innumeraels causes cor xool Know
ing this. ws e-lleye The Evening World
can and WILL steer the moving picture
show evl clear u our s~cron-
w AAv -AsANNA&~As St%~~~1 ~ 80
picture show. We eeGeve the
moving pictare show q very serious
detrinsnt 10 the moral we'll SsinS %
any &c immunity. and especially a very
grave menace 20 ALL children We re-
,ari the moving picture show As sx-
trensly dangerous % the most sacred
oc irstituticns--the HOME.
As We are a community OF home
makers, ~e feel fully tus,tnei in 2ro-
tes;ins nightly against this lnVAshon
ot the moving picture snow.
None better than The ESenirs World
knows wat the moving pictgre show
-. II we'll Knows It's ogt~s-d tecSrcy
does not cover up its multitude IF sins
IL ~ell knows how IL roes the enid Of
$, esp ard hsalth--h9~ ~ enables the
,hll1 - see ami near tniass within ant
,iihou; is portals far q, advance % TIE
;hild wears.
Mrs. Jessie - MSlonsy. CHAIRMAN ~
the Campaign Ccnls,lttsS. No $50 Eas,
relrtren;h street.
Mrs. : \ cprSett NJ. sSS East
Fourteenth street
Mrs. &. u Purify. No. 81, las, rh,r-
.eenth street
Mrs. :. Houston saker. No. 81 k:ass
Fourteenth street.
"Nrs. 4 =. mS0r. No gS3 East
rairtSSnth stree.
Mrs x Z. rompkins, NJ. s5s s,as.
s'c4rtv<ntr street
ii a. & Ssurrs Sv ., s,ss,
Fourteenth street. and so others
The evening world., 1912-12-21

nee ~ ta!s tncgaoJ. AID Sc-a- ti-ns
aso the pacN ayl<hl (Nnica = noe 4
HpcsrsPaic1, error, ou, rsmbe- o..
- -.=:-!Ss- 1..s..,;,f rv~v.vr-u the a.s
" one ~ rs less ~ the sane trra'.
uert
iced al the animals n,ys-ls." - A
the head Keeper. "aHd can tell ~ the
way lion or tSec tackles ais FOO
NAv, her rs 5 feeling fiSht up noe. rns
ne>, thug Is % SIP che pt,teat med
''ac W',ho1t nj, NuoAlrdSv, RE min,
u'e shc ANIMAL discovers soluetn.nS :
ee1rS handed Mn, TIA, s out " the ,--
hnarN he oAlAs. Nol csn'j put med
cine M ne ~dtvr ana spUe.iatss they
sc, Wise even ~hen it 5 concealed IA
food
4 slIppei sc're Q, ny Ola intend Gnu
only this morning rhuuk'.i Nm. a..
Se S'an'vd ia zoe direction ot me victim
70 donl hhtW a. % wiu 10 any good.
'housn. because Couldn't .et him -
laugh before handed it 20 him. You
Know he ana srrn tac hest @, grisnd,
since he sVred NE tsw months a.o.
and no Is tNe only onc - Jae bunch IN A..
WInt augh a. NJ Iokrs
The principal thins 80 avoid 1, tr-s .
lnS MIA animals Is ripping them 10 yo.
hsve 70 ~ them do"p and torcp tn
medicine down ahslr threats. trcue,. 4,
aeadel your Nay rhev gei hvst,rl,,l
and - rN ia as That, " cuur.-
doesat 90 them any good, IRE oniy
time We rope them Is when W. set after
'pSroslns toe-nhnA rher. Is AWAY,
somethlng doins m the lion aou,~ then
sometimes Il takes doEsn keeper. 10
aoll one tnirt'. Ant then MN headed
tor The snaNe house 70 soetNe Q pa
eons,rctos
The evening world., 1912-12-21
FIRE DESTROYS LUMBER.
eSO,OOO Loss to Crsak sash aad
biina Works Of new Brunswick.
lsp-rial to ne E,,ulns wlrdl

tsp~rtai 10 TIE Evtninf Wrrtl
NEW BRUNSWICK. y. J.. Dec. IL
The cronk sash and Blind Works was
completely destroyed by nre to-day. The
damage Is estimated a, ScNo. After
the IRE started In a drying kiln Il,
spread TO 1900 feet OF lumber stored In
sheds. aai before the six engine com
panies could gain hesdwsy against II
all the buildings OF the plant were
burned.
Several mlnor accidents occurred while
the rremsn were bathing 70 keep the
The evening world., 1912-12-21
TREATS HER HUSBAND LIKE
PRISONER ON PAROLE.

Dear Madam: I think It's the bus
mess OF q married woman to be
Jealous in order to keep her husband
up to the mark. II sounds very
we'll to talk s-oout perfee: love mean.
ing perfect trust. but It doesn't work
out well In real HE.
Z make Il my plan TO keep my
husband guessing. Ne never knovs
when TIL drop into his once and
ash him 70 take Ne out 20 lunch.
II he tells me he has . business
engagement for the evening. ash
for details. Later investigate
them. to nAd cut II they were cor
rsotly gtvsA 10 me. 1s knows
that I VIII Do this and oonss-
ausntly Ne aossAV pat over any
fairy tales. ! believe that he has
been perfectly fatShful during the
ave Year, Of our Married NE.
That's the only way TO deal with .
man. It's human nAture-mascullns
human naturs-to impose on a wo-
man whenever possible. See how
every woman gets cheated In bust
ness. IL she hasn't cut her eye-teeth
and doesn't know how 10 look out
for herself, read the other day
about = woman who was studying
Law. simply because every time she
hired u lawyer he did her out ot .
part Of her property. she Was Alb
solutely right. for masculine ehlv-
alry Is tae oissest myth On tas face
o. the earth, The married woman
who has such high IDEAL % loys
that she won't condosssnd 10 Keep
her eve On her husbands commas
and goinss will lose ous al a,onE the
lin- ii- Will n"t onls b. uetra- -
her, hut ne viii laugh AZ her for he-
hnut, childish tain, The proven
mottu Tor Mife, ~ ',ls; II shs's
married to New York man. 10
wait ANA watch with the sm-
phasis On the watch"
a.
The evening world., 1912-12-21
street rr-, enen.s renuentisry ore
~ ~ oos sosrss.

UV JOp0t VOSVUW.
samuel Levine. tvsnty.or- yesis 81,
cohvirtej n attempted rstsstier Ia
% gsns q here. ecissst~r. west %
tsass stats es,@sn tAre- fs.r. srd az
srs.'s. ~ s.rsp ys.f. ses1 go ~s~atNs
H.uisaalA ,s-.assseN. tssety elaH
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rifsi sffs.a.r. ets,- es,.,s. s~@ go
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vsaFsa Nss~As. tssstt ssr~s fssrs
IA ts1-t ass s,oe atsi - sfNsd a.
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pst-vs. 80 sssf - ff.w s-sf- go -
s.s'stN.
y,.ssfss u.its@s fs.ste y-ss. 90
,fss.tsi $685. ~ sfs.sa sfesss Fifst
sftss-- rf.-fe. nsesssstsv
Isea tssssa tss-sf $500 -
,'s.tss s,t1ts - svsss n.fesss rWs'
-ffsss- u~ir. s-fv~st~v
r~.-S t.i~s, t@s~fs slsss $3.50 -
'eefs sss,i - tFsat sfsssv F'sss 81
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49, n-ssf-ssss
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p-ssss~.i ssfnv ~ sssvft.s |. e-.vis-s
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i-s-~s os'-is. -s,--. rssr. sif ard
f-ar sssst.-ts. t-.sty fssr y~~r~ sss
rs-stes ssau - essrSf,s revolver
Ftfsi s6sn<i-f. a.at-.rs sasp>as~d
The evening world., 1912-12-21

who md II dificult TO acknowledge free
~ ana fully the greatness Of some one
who has passed beyond them. particu-
larry when the some one l. an old
friend. A man 10 80 often eager To con
vince YOU that he could teach finance TO
Wall street or craftsmanship TO Wash
ington. And II by any chance he ''useter
10 4 school with q great man OF either
locality his condescendinx superiority to
TIE gontlemans success 10 beautiful to
witn.ss
The harry OF envy has no eve FOR sex
In choosing a shoulder on which TO roost.
hut It's always bird OF III omen. and
Tor their own happiness. as well as for
that OF their friends. women should lice
from the very shadow OF It's WING
The evening world., 1912-12-21
PITY THE POOR GIRL WHO Is
JEALOUS.

bear Madam, Jealousy Isn't fault,
rs a misfortune, The person who g,Ne,
cause for /, Is the sinner, In my opinion
There's nothing In tho world that make.
slrl 80 perfectly miserable as tho feel
Ing that tho man 10 whom she has given
otner, such a discovery is Nkrly 10 DO
made hy accident, Tor sci shuts her
eyes as long as she can, Unless she has
. particularly unfortunate disposition
The evening world., 1912-12-21
BIG WAVESSMASH
LIGHTS ON BRIDGE
Of GIANT Liner
wsgln'E. Three Days tate.
t,uffs,tsd Nj WAY
AsruSs CSean

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80 % s,~ssa q. xssi.a rag-.t
ts'ss ~ rssi~s I. s~~i.s 81. ~sa--
$50 ~ ~. ss~. r-s 10 s.s.-~ s..s.
assfs 49, sssss~-s ss.~ tesse. rsss.
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tisi~- - is.tiss Saves \, iAs rtisan4ru
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ssts ~Asfsss
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sss~s ~ a.. As~.s~s .-s .s.F~f t-s
msstAs - ,As Hsasi.
A. u.rs~,.st traveller VIVA arrived
- TIA t.a.isssiS to-day 80 ssr rrs~~,
"a sA>~sl.t.a ne AstArytie .sslss-r
rsis 10 hts s~seaa vislt ard ne AAs
ss~s - deliver . series Of lscturua
A est.s,siam>nt .ss gwen aarins tire
uis 81 shisa ss Ers.st Aad Harry
s1~~ A~"1sr s0rs AUS
asfsag the sntirs ttp And 80 ne. tt
tss eisr ~ afr ptp-rs Hs snossd o |
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>"s N'~ s~ss hisnt ~ - ths ouhs~
a. ths scene Of spriShuy tmpronoea
iAEeinG party In which . number %
, osnsn pSnssassrs psrt.cipst,d rh-
n mn and IN. srs..iv hsar nat Pm. can. |
ri IN. n,,,,.,,.,, s.,,- 49,, =, a.
-.
S~Ao Ss~ns NAe .'r
s's1u IN snarss 'heerSsued Tor the m
tFument Among those In the party
we're Mrs. Josspains Howard Of Selma.
Ma, Who las been In the Argent tine for
NO Years. ana Mrs. NaIv4n. cartsr. An
vho n,v maze. h.r n,,,. IN
l
The evening world., 1912-12-21
SENTENCE
MORE THAN FORTY
PRISONERS IN DAY
Local Mills OF J,IStNe Turn
Out Heavy GrtS, Before
the iioliayN

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sass f.st.- ~. s-ss 10. .st..s
The evening world., 1912-12-21
NE ogrs puFeEo W wAsN HIS
GIRL Is JEALOUS.
NwlFN VINO KNowM

Dear naaaln; 1 aont agree
that jealousy has NO part In love.
thiak its tho sursst and most
nattsrins sisn of tue esndss pas-
sion, when my stri began 60 AK
me II went 10 sac anyone elise I
tsit real paned NY, When abe got
mad tssauss = letter dropped cut
Of my pocket addressed h . we-
mans handvritiug-it WAS from
my sisssr-I hnsw I had her young
affections ropsd ana tied, and I
went ~ look over the soiitsirss that
very day. when you're fond or .
woman you kind OF ike 60 have
her walk In and take possession,
warning all sauattsrs OF with .
gun.
The evening world., 1912-12-21
rs~ Cio.i.x Quotations

Tue foIosng see thS A.saS~L. i1s~-s and
as 1r,SSs ID srAsAs To- pp-dss iga sAr us
,l-lnsv- A. ccCapavl a1h yvstsclsss ;ip~ip,
lu0taliuaA Net
The evening world., 1912-12-21
eNVious WOMEN MAKE THEM.
SELVES MISERABLE.

The Woman who wears clyi' ANA signs
To- ,,3lvs, VINO wAlnes away trip 10
'onry island because she has had a
ghWgst % an outbound ocean lineL " ho
,ats her sixty -fve-rrni tahle a. hotc IN
aaoh.eloh and ashes because us not
lobster AT ona of the famous restaurants,
makes an unsatisfactory thing OF her
lifo, Aud she shows horsrif ~ h1pe-
iesAly without imagination. that span =
OF divine moonshine with which TOUR
Scai old enid can mako a fairy palace
iom dusty old attlc, 80 very few
al MS are bora with silver spoons In our
mouths Hut why shouldn't each one ut
us mako believe that our lin spoon 10 OF
goldy
The snvtous woman Aiso dspriv,s
herself OF the me Joy Of apprsoia.
ton Of snothsr's achievement, Un.
able 20 be . star she can't even de-
light In ioohiAE ~ oas--sursiy the
asSt best thing TO sending out tn
divtduAl radiance.
MI that women are the only persons
The evening world., 1912-12-21
~ jvoos osv.lWAs

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$50
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sia.s -.iiss o.. s>ss~~s-s ~ $1,000
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'As pls""' ~
""s" NsN's5. H'f y-'n'ss ge~is
o'a. Dreaded sNllt Va p"fjafy f'r"' o.
t'nss r'Ns PRISON ron '"e tesS y"
three Jesr ana ss months
"hhan Ahfsn, twenty-five" yesr- old
pleaded guilty To srand larceny, s,ois
VI Nd nom he employer. First onsnse
>sntsnc. Suspended
George Wilson. thir,y-ons years old.
plcs.i-d guilty Ia srana larceny Stole
", frofn einployer sentence suspended.
Ferdinand S,hule. eighteen years old
pleaded guilty "a unlawful entry. Fir.,
Un.nse Sentence suspended
Henry l.. EberhArt forty.nlns years
old. and Amy NJ EberhArt. t~.nty-one
years old. pleaded s,,ilty to emitting To
provi. for a child. First oreu.. Sen.
tence Suspended
~ NO.. .,.
sSSe S"~"'
William tilss ~ N. = az years old.
pleaded guilty 20 attempted grand lar
ceny. second ofsnse. State prison from
one year to two years and SIX months.
salvador. Car!na. twenty years old.
The evening world., 1912-12-21
Davssoa . RAsAes Scholar.

FOE tie Rao'iss sshs,a->hip 70 oxtVrd
University. sne a7r-arej ss:prv tA-
ccu,uis,~s "a s<,ectioc % . Rhodes
scholar :or rsr1 wtieG-s ccraen part-
son. B-ookiyn. q th~ class Of ry-,
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Austia Coates % cr,ansta raiv~cssry a.
alternAts. Mr.. DArsc1. svs1cy-,Sn>. 4,
sss 500 % ire Rev. wlican L pavssa
Q Nesnoti,s E,.scosA, clergyman.
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II KNEW HER WHEN" AND
WHAT IT MEANS.

1T is exceedingly DIM cult for WON.
an to acknowledge without detractlon
superiority In another I krew her
whan'- 10 a favorite feminine catch
phrase. And yet envy Is one OF tho
most unbecdming sins. II gives a wom-
an a sneaking expression. She snows
II by her plnehcd-ln iips and elbows,
and by her sinister glance. When envy
:-.- : siren: hc!s CO: = woman /; ru.as
any claim sho may have to beauty"
You are pretty sure 10 number al
least one envious woman amons Noar
acquaintance observe heg carefully
tho next time YOU meet hcr and sec II
she doesn't live up 10 Mis- Easion's
specifications, For that very reason SHE
should perhaps receive less eondemua-
ton from others, because she 81 hope
lraalV condemns herself
The evening world., 1912-12-21
WENTY.FouR FLOWER GIRLS
GREET THE GUESTS.

4 beautiful feature Of the reception
In the Green Room was the process ION
Of twenty-four pretty little flower
sirls. all In purest white. who ,ied past
Mrs. Wilson and handed her great
American Beauty roses. The young
sters seemed more than pleased with
their part OF the programme. while
tears OF JOY and pride came into the
eyes OF 1.-THE guest OF honor as she re-
ceived her beautiful tokens.
4 long programme OF entertainment
was arranged. After speech OF well
come by Mrs. Crosby. Dudley Field
Malone responded TO the toast. The
Ladies' Of the white House" Than
President Taft was toasted and this
Was followed by violIn solos by Max
Jacobs
The evening world., 1912-12-21
Marguerite MOOers MavshoH.

Ehree different defense- OF the jealous
woman are presented b. contributors to
the Evening World to-day. ITS the
business OF a married woman TO be
jealous In order TO keep her husband
IN to the mark" writes one yigilani
spouse. a man married. or about TO
be. nnds his chosen lady's Jealousy
most fiattering." And ''E. L. c." tells
us that the jealous woman Is an object
for pity. rather than for blame. All
three correspondents take different
roads to the same conclusion. tina; jeal-
ousy. at least, Is not one OF the seven
deadly sins OF woman. What do other
readers think about this7 Let Us hear
from them.
II married woman believes
that her wedding ring 10 TIE matrt-
moniai substitute for . Jailsr's
ksy-ring, she win feel herself coA-
scientifically justified In sxsrstng
all her vigilance that her prisoner
may not escape. she VIII super
wise his corrsspoudsncs, and rsGu-
late his lifs to the tinisst detail.
But 20 long a. married lifs 10 run
on the lines OF . psnitsntiary. %
long will there DO the Jaii-dslivsry
OF divorce. which 10 not . ortta-
oisn Of marriage - An institution.
but merely OF the way IL - some
timss managed.
However. lets pass on to tho rex,
sin. We have severlly considered
Giuttony, Laslness. Fear and Jealousy,
In a. Euv
Mrs, Mildred Msniey Easton. the orig
inal Sherlock Holmes OF the seven dead
~ feminine sins, had this TO say to ne
The evening world., 1912-12-21
Eleven Hundred Greet the
President-Elect's Wife and
Daughters.
BCHO OF THE CAMPAIGN
Workers for Democratic Can
didates Tell of Their
Successful Fight.

a bewlldorinE array OF foral and
feminine decoration greeted Mrs. Wood
row Wilson. wife OF the Preshent..ieei,
when she stepped across the threshold
Of the Waldorf Astoria this afternoon
40 the luncheon guest Of The womehs
Democratic Club.
Eleven hundred OF New Yorks repre-.
sentative women. among whom were
the wives. daughters. sisters al
mothers OF men IN practically every
walk of life, were on hand to lend tnslr
enthusiasm to the reception accorded
Mrs. Wilson and her three daushisrs
one hundred and nifty tables. wonder
'uny decorated and nlled with silver
and china receptacles for the feas, to
come. were necessary FOR the accommo-
dalton OF the great assemOiagc ~
femlnlnity
MrA Wilson and her daughter. ar
rived In New York at II o'clock and
were Immediately escorted to the Wal
dorf by Mrs James Crosby, President
VI the womcn's ORGANIZATION. under
whose auspices the ANAL was given
after a short rest the family OF the
President elect appeared In the Green
Room In the west wing Of the hotel to
receive and say gracious word To each
Of her hostesses
Miss Margaret. Miss Eleanor and Miss
Jessie Wilson appeared with their
mother on the raised dais of the room.
while the members Of the club filed past
and spoke few words to the future
mistress OF the White House