The evening world., 1913-02-08

AHcEc II no use III ncny INF tHe cHdi Dc
about the painted butterfly, and the worst
OF It Is TO the near-sighted masculine
eye everything looks like a buttsrny
that takes the trouble to he painted.
No younS woman who contents
herself with her natural attrae.
lions can eve. fail to be amased
ana dascG when hrst she v1sws
tho lifted heads, the kirdliuI eyes.
and marks the snssr that yet has
. touch Of fellowship IN It, whom
any painted BUTTERFLY, from sixteen
to sixty, runs tho gsntlet OF mas
culins observation.
But there Is one point upon which the
young woman who propounds the butt
terhy problem is entirely misinformsd.
The butterfly docs not turn up her
pretty nose" If you look closely at her
as she flutters a little ahead OF troupe
of more or less trained admirers you
will perceive thousand little lines that
cross and recross each other, and at the
and each hook will he caught some
where In each ono OF her train.
Beauty drGos man ,cith sin
ale hair only lohen beauty has
taken the trouble to throw d line
out.
There are women ANGLERS who hsl
openly with a primitive hook and Nne
from the shore. There are others, ana
these catch tine decp-sea FISH, the forty-
pound bass. who learn TO cast with
dextrous turn OF the wrist, and there
are many others who don't walt for the
fish to come into shallow waters. Tut
meet them half way by goinS out In \
boat TO troll for blues
One thing the simple. sweet ana
perhaps lonely homo girl should
understand Is that no nsh rise ont
Of the Sea Of their own accord and
that no BUTTERFLIES are pursued who
haven't Lines out.
BY the time the yong man OF to-
day has reached the age when IL Is
financially possible for him TO marry 10
feels too often that there Is no partlcu'
lar reason why he should. And II II
only the girl with the landing net wnt
Is going to make him change his mind.
This Is not q defense of tie landing
net but merely an explar alton. Thu
women that get husbands are TN
women that work the hardest TO sc
them and some OF their work is nom
| too subtle.
admit that / share mostsof the pref
udlces Of the lonely young woman
against the type OF girl that IS neve
| lonely. But she may have the RICH
| Idea after all. Why should the laws o
supply and demand and Of competition
b., suspended In the special business
matrimony. The charming young cir!
who are lonely are just ike the apple
and peaches that lie unsathered In on
part of the country while in anoths
market there IL a fruit famine.
Il In simply . problem Of d1str-
bution, Of freight rates and may
be the BUTTERFLY girls have ssorst
understanding with the railroads.
How to overcome the evils Of In
dividual composition and rebates
10 . problem confess myself I'M
able TO solve.
| Maybe the municipal matrimonia
agency is the only light ahead.
TELLS OF THE GIRLS WHO ARl
OVERLOOKED.
Dear Madam:
do not see how It In possible for tn
girls TO say when is the ideal age t.
marry, as there are hundreds OF nice
good girls that would make fine wive
who ars completely overlooked.
Men are blind TO what 10 good an
worthy In women. All they do is :
nutter after the say. painted butter
Ay, who turns up her pretty nose an
aiyes them q mad chaas all for moth M