Life — April 30, 1914 — page 38: what you’re looking at

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The Chauffeur Says: “Comin' back from the Princeton e, we met three cars in the ditch. And say, my Autowline RA ked ‘em out like they was little red wagons. Me for Autowline! Basline Autowline “The Little Steel Rope With The Big Pull” ie built for road emergencies. About 25 feet of flexible Y-Inch Yellow Strand wire rope. Coils up flat under # cushion. Weighs but 4% Ibs. Pulle a 4000-Ib. car up a 20% grade with- out a murmur, Genuine “get home insurance. supply dealers. $3.95, east of Rocky Mountains. FREE: Ilustrated Autowline Circular, Write for it. Broderick & Bascom Rope Co. St N, Sernad Street, St. 'anls, Ma, New York Offlee, 260, Warren Sirvet “Mannfacturers «© /amout Yellow Strand Wire Rope favor the corrective influences of family life for the unfortunate or the men- tally ailing. It is an instructive appre- ciation of the truth of this principle that makes some southern and far-western States send their orneryest statesmen to the Senate. The inside of Fifth Avenue would do Frank a lot of good. He seems a robust young man and could probably survive one season of dinners. And who can doubt that it would interest and edify Fifth Avenue to meet him? The Right Punishment for Frank YEAR in jail somewhere for Frank Tannenbaum! Too bad, because it seems doubtful if it will d@e»Frank any good. His disease has been diagnosed by an ex- pert as sociological adolescence, a complaint that wears off naturally without medicine if the sufferer has proper diet and supervision and a suitable environment, Imprisonment is apt to drive it in, and make it perma- nent. Frank was much at fault in the details of his gay behavior with the Interior Decorations of Summer Homes unemployed. Our notion of a punish- ment to fit his crimes would be a sen- N b sal tence to dine all the way up Fifth umber, now on e Avenue, one house every night, seven nights a week, beginning with William ‘OGUE, as you know, is the recognized authority on faakions. Rockefeller, on Fifty-fourth Street, fi ci arid ending with the heighbors beyond But Vogue, does not confine itself to fashions by any means: Andrew Comegic. If Frank bad it is as much an authority on house decoration as on dress. started in to serve this sentence last And now that the rush of the Spring Fashion is over—and pect he world have done. several while the Summer Fashions are still in the future—Vogue finds an blocks before the residents left town, ‘opportunity to present a special number containing the newest and and could have finished next winter so hain : . : est ideas in househ: 5 that it would have been a year-long job. ousehald decoration Of course, it is not in the discretion For the Interior Decorations Number—now on sale—we of the courts to impose such sentences, have procured the best new things offered by the leading furniture but it should be. All institutional cor- makers, spinners and weavers, rug makers, silversmiths, candlestick rection is defective. The bet experts makers, and all the ingenious race of interior decorators. The de- mand for this Interior Decoration number is naturally great—you iI might do well to make sure of your copy at once. ‘ VOGUE iT 443 ‘Fourth Avenue, New York \ ij CONDE NAST, Publisher 25 cents a number ~ Twice a month America’s Latestand Most Refined and New York’s Centermost Hotel Only hoteloccupyinganentirecity block, Vanderbiltand Madison Avs. 43dand 4th Sts., adjoining Grand Central Terminal 1000 rooms; 950 with bath — Room rates from $2.50 per day, Suites from 2 to 1S rooms for permanent occupancy. Large and small ball, banquet and dining salons and suites specially arranged for public or private functions. Gustav Baumann, Pres, John McE. Bowman Vice-Pres,