The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-24

Slgni1cant loo1inG man ooasteully
sxclAimsd. II aen't bother to tell ny
wife wAsn I am going out" The
harm lay IN the attitude of thess
men TO the women who bsae their
names. and leads one to think most
men regard Their wives - O nscss-
sary svll. ! can tell the caltbrs Of
. man by the way he eays my
wtfe." for TIE 10lat kind Of . man
demands .sspeot for his wife and
considers any other attitude . re-
nection on himsAlk. Besidso II 10
oowsrdly for men. who have every
advantage over women In their pre-
emit status. to resort to the mean
methods % many srnpaoy. !. . man.
charge men with inoonsistency and
Ack Of charity In its true sense.
Men blame women for taking their
''johs." Yst It - the mes VITO en-
ploy women to take the placsD of
men. rhsn they accuse the women
Of not standing united.
Men are emotional In their charity
generally. At . cabaret show . man
was % overcome with sympathy''
for . consumptivs looking dancer he
SsptieA out ne pocket when she
passed the hat for money. Then ne
bensvoiently exclaimed. III had
the means I would provide . COM
Portable place Tor such cases." His
wi Ina ssAe~lnsr m
cline from overwork and would no
doubt have appreciated some Of the
charity he was dispensing 10 freely.
am In sympathy with the move
ment to slve Justice and fair play
to women ana hope to see the time
when every man who 10 married can
say my wife" with 70 much pride
aid honor that his influence win In
still . respect In all for the msrr1ass
bond that Will do morn toward bet
tsring moral conditions and making
contented homes than anything slss
could. WE6TERNER
T - A MANS PLACE TO %
THE HEAD OF THE HOUSE.
Dear Madam: Scripture has
taught W that man should ruls:"
he came first: he was made In the
image Of his father. the Creator
land no dispute can arise over his
dominlon). and woman was made
from . part OF man. and who can
question the fact which necessarily
follows. that no creature Is greater
than It's creator?
II 10 elementary that q man 10
physically Q woman's superior. else
why the reason for the rule: THAT
ne must honor and protect herr"
With due respect for the ladies. n
I may be permitted 10 use the
vernacular. you have 20. to show
me any woman who has any respect.
reverence or shows or exhibits the
slightest concern for or about any
man who 10 90 inhnitesimal. sub
missive, scared. caioled and bullied
that he has lost all sense Of the true
meaning OF the word manhood" and
whom she can practically walk
over" Let some Of those 'wives''
who have some OF these c1nsing
so-called husbands come out In the
press publicly and admit that they
love" such a man or such q type
Of man" and will be one who will
sincerely advocate the cause Of "let
the women rule" II will no, re-
Quire an exhaustive search OF his
tory to prove that "weaklings"
among men never worried .
womans head. else why the cause
for that sdage, "a faint heart ns'er
won a fair lady"
While II may seem paradoxical yet
II Ia true land I don't believe In be-
ing 4 hypocrite) that II Is not what
We really are at home. but what
the outside world believes US TO be
from general observation; therefore
I say that We men have a sort OF
universal opinion OF that type OF
man whom we visit and md that
his wife" dominsers the home: that
instead Of the husband being her
protector and advisor, We and the
situation reversed. and she the dc
tator, autocrat. and boss Of bosses.
Do you really advocate the PROPOSE
ton that such a wife" really cares
anything about the opinion Of such .
'husband?'
When a man marries he dses not
stop to consider whether his wife
will maze good cook. good laund-
dress or good houseSeeper; that
talk Is all oosh that originates from
sentimenta!Ists, men do not care a