The evening world. Newspaper, March 23, 1911, Page 20

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AS IT SHOULD BE USTICE HUGHES ling to the honor shown nat the recep ’ Association, repaid the compliments of his host A very suggestive nl) ndation if t re S it ever the Association,’ he, “that here in s mittees are gath ered good men of expert judgment ar rr ability, devoting their time and energy unselfishly and freely to securing proper improper additions to the amendments to the law, lew, and in various ways that are open to them making it possible to wealize a fair and « in this great Commonwealth.” This presents an i might render to the State, a service it doubt! one which soine o preventing ecent administration of jnstice the Bar Association eal concept of the servier ese aspires to render To that extent, there. its members try to render. fore, it was a proper and deserved tribute, Hirt, as a matter of fact, the commendation runs beyond the performance, It sounds more like a enggestion of what yuld be than a etatement of what is But the Association may some day live up to it ed WAR GAME EFFECTS. OR the purpose of making the teets of gun fire on The Voice of the Boss. By Maurice Ketten. Oe | “xh “Bvesitie's “Ww ot ta Daily "Magasine’ 1 aa Thursday, “March 23. 1911. husband, th N 1 pris the University of intelligent Mine. orle as it has been band, which resu And since then member waa “contrary 40 tradition.” At the time of the controversy ‘It 1s one of the customs of the A leagues. How could a woman attipude, but promptly elected Mme. But then, of course, the distanc Wives Who Have Made Their Husbands Famous. By Nixola Greeley-Smith. Copyright, 111, by The Press Publishing Co, (Che New Nock World), Madame Curie. . AR'E SKLODOWSKA CURIE, discoverer of radtum, associated with Gar M late Professor Pierre Curte of Paris, in the wand of @e » of $20,000 for solentific research, professor of radto-sctiviey in Mme. Ourie experiments alone. admissibie to professorsiiips in the Untversity of Paris, that seat of learning had the good sense to elect Mme. Curle to succe: Recently, however, the French Academy of of this diagingutshed woman on the ground that the admission of a femal T read © expressed by men who opposed Mme. ile “tor newly elected members to make a visit of « on a man? The Swedish Academy of Sciences did not wait Curie tom vetween | grave problem of the exchange of call Mine. Curle ts a Pole, blond and diue-ayed and was Paris, is agong persona now alive @e most hebtlni example of the possibilities of eympethetis, velteved to have been the actual és. coverer of the most precious substance in the wort; but said that leading up to the discovery the early scientific experiments were conducted by her hus- M. and Mme. Curte divided equafly all scientific prises from eption of the Legion of Honor ribbon, which was offered their Joint triumph, with the ex- io Prof, Curie and which he declined because his wite was not similarly ‘honored. In 198 Prof, Curte was run over by a dray and killed. has conducted her acientific ‘Though women were not held to be Jher husband, rejected the candklacy | fan Oa Barrier to Evection. An Odd Barrier to Election. . n the Figaro some very Inte sting ad said one learned Academicta to thelr permissiole mo older It ts not Stockholm solved the porn at Wareaw In 18 iat 4, theref oe In 1891 ehe went to Paris to take a di vi al and chemical sc the old Texas more re and, therefore, more and while there met Pierre Curte, then an obs profess the S-hool useful she was equipped ae much like real life Physics and Chemistry. ae ‘They were married, and through years of extreme poverty and. privattos a sible, Fires burued in her furnaces, her pureed. ibe réaserotiel which endéa tn The discos poverty sud) wrivatleh steam was up, her guns and other equipment were Prof. Curte stated at one time that he bad expr 5,000 franca-—a ‘abulous 1 vie Rate sum considering the circumstances of the « the purchase of all in place, eats and chickens were in Ker turrets pitohblende, from which radium was develoned also that it was to test the effects of shot and shell upon living things, and all was while his wife was making eome experiments in aphy t she dis- fi ‘ : covered the principle of radium live and real except the manikins that were substituted for a erew, Prof. Chrla, himselé a Frenchman, displayed during his lifetime the mor In this ar ment of scenery the game fell a little bit short [Move ove On|) Insintent justice toward hie wife's share in the discover ofthe Gé hod. A few weeks ago the Sovialists in the Reich Perhape detter than any one else he knew that he possessed in the shy, quiet erman methor ew weeks & zo he : a m 1 axe aay —_ — Mttle Polish gir! he had married a wife who mate nh id famous. stag denounced the army authorities for using human corpses as | r Miah bible intends targeta in order, they said, “to accustom the troops to shoot men.” | of: | The Government denied any «uch intent, asserting that corpses had Royal Children and How heen used solely to test the effects of certain ammunition upon the iramen organism. “The experiments were in the interest of human They Are Brought Up ity,” said the army men. “They were not dissimilar in purpose to - those of a dissecting room.” be By Henry W. Fischer © e goes on at home and abroad, and so also goes | (Oban po a pa Nay i | Courright, 1011, by The Prem Publishing Os, (The New York World), | o npaugn of enlightenment in e interests of peace, ' n the campaign ig in p i N 1V.—The Kai ’ tify London and places on the coast! | sirname 0. e Kaiser’s 4 ont | His fs @ three-cornered hat and « long a Grandchildren. tailed blue coat, yet his military dig- WOMAN AND HER WAY. HOUGH the Kaleor has two | BitY 1'derided by the older boys, be- other married sons besides C&us® grandma won't let him wear a OMAN had her way wherever she was permitted to Crown Prince Wilhelin, the Pitre evrenetd of eet tat fk A pee a ¥ the youngsters, and h te vote in the elections of Tuesday. From ‘larrytown Koller riba eaayisatiores hes pd Hibhi mda) too) ihasmiuol aa che and Mamaroneck to Milwaukee she voted so numer- sented him with erandchtidren, so far— | Pr pra Dah the oe ry of their rank, Sova all ct them, about $27 per month. By the time they ously as to be on the winning side, and generally ee apie eave wht pe |afe allowed to handle money themselves she voted for progress and reform. Th J B . 1 M b F A five years old on July 4 Louls Ferdi. thelr accumuniated pay will be quite ‘i ‘ ares tn tidy sur Tt appears that in proportion to numbers club e varrs itterly ourn an Absent Friend, re i ED SOAR GT der corre en (iain gh ’ * * * Jaecty 4 fe ‘ women polled a larger vote than any other class. Women of rich bu t C Qu D a Wh F da H WW his second year and courtly surroundings notwithstand or well-to-do families H nerally than their pé h ant ite ecide ose rien e ee ia tne Crown Prince expects to be 10m. the Individual and coiloottve ex " -to-do families voted more generally than their pdorer neigh- of. mala heeweih Py ‘i away for some time longer, w! hie | penses o: princes are a Ant hors. In Milwaukee the woman's vote is suid to have turned the — covsmrant H1!. oy The Urea Hubileitog Oo. the fght begin! Dinkston was YOUR|them ts dead and the other, #0 she/and the cripple fought the police with | Wife will spend the winter in tesima! compared with the cost of bring 5 + ue Socialis ee NewS aero frlend:"" heam, wes blown up tn Panama with | his ori f n | the Kalser and Kalserin have assumed Ing ip an Amer muttt-m ure'e eale against 1.i1e Socialists. iD teh and injured “two of them . } “aden Vs By Roy L. McCardell. These few words were now being dynamite and has since become @ chronio| severely and a crowd gathered and criel | complete charge of William, Louis and child Should a more careful analysis of the vote confirm these early : Passed in the front or itving room of the | invalid and walks with @ crutch. So,| ‘Shame!’ Go, ft was Just as well that | Hubert, and ‘a fussier, “more PRINCES AND AMERICAN BOY. estimates there will be presented the paradox that the revolutionary €6¢ es said Mrs. Jarr as the! Jarre, Mre, Jarr, who had her sewing |you see!” this impostor, whom you made such a| Grandpa ora more devoted grandma the ani, jcqicers randoh!idren have but ! phere amntly arowe from the upper | with her, was threading her needle when | “So I see what?" asked Mr, Jarr, | fuss over and plied with tquor in this World never saw,” #aya Berlin Court}, ye nt e' * Biandetilidren have p suffragetic is a all a conservative. Her radicalism ends with the ¢, “thank goodness we will] Mr. Jarr recited the Seminole'a defiance | “so you see it couldn't have bean any | house, went away quietly and did not| gossip . Riss AUCOnEANL ORs Wil he ( nave oO e leat i ae b | : " ten | RuUrsery, WV their studies Leginning of responsibility. In polities, as in the home, all she hate one Ome 9 Muetare lof the Dinkston boys, for {f that pereon {Grew ® orutch on me or my innocent, OMcially Count von Bismarck-Bohten, ig aaenntad te 4 \ t pbs fh aya She completed the delicate operation | who was here in this house chumming |Shldren. He wouldn't have struck YOU, Court Marsal, and Countess Von We- t ’ sks is a right to have her own way, We havea good) with deft and steady hands and then! with you was a chronic invalid he did | Because you were his friend.” del, Lady of the Palace, have contro} | SE CSE ee, many quiet even-|antied at Mr. Jarr tn a calm, superior | not whow {t, and {f he carries a crutch| ‘What are you talking about?’ ask- © Marble Palace or, just now, be Oe ot a ee |ne had tt concealed somewhere abut |¢d Mr. Jarr. Crbwn Prince's manston Unter den Lin- |"! THE CARNEGIE CHARITIES. we’ asked | “While you were at the office to-day,” | his person, which makes it all the more| “I'm talking about that man who came den. But thelr duties begin and end | s i Jarr, | she waid slowly, “T called up mamma in |dangerous, because Mr, Stryver was|to this house and whom you made such | with the management of the nurses | *" \\ EFEATED in his efforts to procure at Washington TOO quiet you) rooklyn and asked her about the Dink: |cursed at by @ cripple on West Forty-|@ fuse over, who drank quer #o vora- and sevvants and the keeping of ac-| | Any Amer! oN P t shing tan Ky Tve no| stona, and especially about Henry Dink- | second street one night last winter be- | clously and etayed til! tt was all gohe, counts, Grandma Auguste Victoria pre- | Grete am) be national incorporation to perpetuate his various doubt” said Mra} yton. Mamma ead his name wasn't |cause Mr. Mryver was wearing @ fur | Pretending to:'be Henry Dinkston, and, aides over the children's table and acta | #0 year, arities, Mr. Carr 1as turned to Albany to ask i nscch Henry, but Herbert or Bike, she |cort and only gave the cripple a penny, |!f I hed thought of it, 1 would have as their chief health oMcer, while the | than te Kalser i ir 1 ani} If tut at least your] couldn't remember which, but one of ‘and Mr. Stryver complained to the police | known he was an tmpostor, because the Kaiser sel: and paye for their | Prine: of the Legishitnre what wae denied by Congress, Rov b.ertpoume {100d Mr. Dinks- | — . - — — Dinkston boys were named Herbert and clothes, military and otherwise, | neome her . rratitude in looking ton, or whatever hie Mike, just as mamma aid, and not) For, of course, Prussian princes, who | Nut he consort of Prin vere is a seem neratitude it looking too name fin thle heilaas cba Soul Henry." Leer ete cee a ine | se:poorves thie br r into motives that le back of gen- #0, T have shuddered to thinic how you “A ll th e Ww or 1 d’s a S ta g e ” “He never claimed to be one of the day ‘they are born, would lose part of | ‘The rule that ‘ We 1 proverb: “Do not look a ores ih te tee ecere auch a: Rerwon here! td |Dinketone,” wald Mr. Jarr, “As I un- thelr Identity if they didn't sport, on | MhAolutely controis t ; ae _ sca. | Edo not wish to speak harshly about it, A ; }deratand i we came on him in the state occasiona*at lenst, uniforms, toy | i! the roval childre iceth.” Thut our Savon ancestore anid: “Look a gift horse in the tt do vou think n'man sf'tarsone| | (Little Comedies of Every Day.) } sree sve ts resenticd ore ef these smirasand royal dosorstona, Ant whe | AEl4Y enforced I uth 1 exy taught that o d ire of accept CREATURE of that sort, T should say, Dinkstons you used to know and you ts a better judge of such things than | Where-even though ¢ 19a proper or an edifying sight for your By Alma Woodward. dowed to him and he took off his hat wiiiiam, tmperator rex, owning some | Cilia te far from lelog alraid of her rs Veh! ‘The 4 thought of af and you Introduced hin to me as an G0 or more different army togs of every | AumUSt fatherinedwe Tait with a wide aGacnc aie f ileaay ste 200,000,000. ma ors" Copyetaht, 1911, by The Prem Publishing Co, (The New York World old friend of your girlhood in Brooklyn qeacription? awake man Kk Wiliam tht uaaield w i Lady Clatre sata k : and asked him to call’— Behold five-year-old Willie, ientenant | measure, harsh as {t seems, is in good rey will eventually exce t Vt over net only things M 1, "Dm willing to let bygones be Chivairy! me chocolate when we got to walt for) «1 gaia ‘sometime.’ It wasn't a REAL. of hussars; sllver-bratded hands. at home, but things abroad. If plared r control of a single yoda ea mise ANd! weone: Grand Central subway stutlo linvitation, It was only @ polite one. hoots and ‘Turkish aabre, the orange | Obsarva him studeloe the ha}les hud \ : ? . ca rent ret Gren Comte ‘ims “Wey pelt rat Seeds your tether pveryhody knows that" interrupted ribbon of the Black hiss ding # 1 4 liern, corporation 1 giant trust in perpetuity ' , " RARE. cook deem N TERT pe manly bosom!. And here comes Louie say the house la v0) he profielent The common judeme ar & bo seer Ning rh. Ry etc | pe oto “Whoever the seedy Individual was Ferdinand “of the Rody Guards,” 'n some sort of William sia Ry whoever he oe armnsta,) Anke ET Pane mente tle wed ag /RE CAURHE oUF name all right and looked shite tunto and ditto leather treeches, himse'f ts a pry esi for-consolidating huge fo t Rut it —— es = | Us up in the telephone book or the 41+ qn eagle crowned silver helmet on hi+ his two elder gras tor develop charities. The es} press eit with IMMY (pulling himself tomether at.” Jimmy (amiling cherubleally)<. rectory and called to get ® square Meal Hong head, What matters it tf he be ing vn Hal talents ue tarred the Riahiscdas Lesihe. Exe w the dottom of the stepseWe ain't on’ ctas e nert cube a Fis Mt and other refreshments," Mr. Jaret ony four years ol4? He wears a leu- several corners of their play room tnt tions was disastron v or ft future, 99 that xoing to get tt ma. Mra J (diving for & aontheon, att | Went on: "So, as I aay, let bygones be tenant's epaulets and every army man artisan shops w arn carpen are to be incorporated at a 1 m for & Mra J king angrily at the disap- |rignt—anything to keep vou quiet! dygones, Let us charge this visitor to jeiow that rank must atand at atten-\ try, tvpesetting, weaving, ‘ F and NOW red lighta)—Don't ruppose “phe cent diannoeare fo the oot teohize, ime PrOMt and lone, and {€ you won't Blame tion when he toddles by. lee, while they pla public management. 7 et I can see that for myself? And don't eis forthanming, Mrs, Jones 1 him on me I won't blame him on you. p. Hubert ‘s @ ‘aval oMeer.” | eres ein Hiceay Clavanit Sint, to, no svat. | Meanwht, the T further agree with you that T do not xq wonder (iret. Hritain wants to for (Next: Royal Infants of Spamy “{? MUR TE Jiminy \obediently)—And there aren't |{ira'rme, Mnlght, so whom Jimmy had pre think it was @ member of the ancient Pa ecb Art's Rewards, another o ng etther. Temes oes Ee aa ‘ogel sisting |@nd ‘honorable Dinkston family of e Mra, J. (taking ft out on Jimmy)—|he bese to fuctate toward the fractious ma: | Brooklyn. "w ry Don't aay @ren't—say ten't | chine.) | “Of course st wasn't!” cried Mrs, Jarr (a Timmy (complaining)—Aw, T wur go |, ’Meht (touching the brim of hia much |That's just what I was coming to. Ae to Preseript! . ay an’ you told me to aay |4ented derby)—M-m-madam, e'n I help | tt couldn't have been the one who A fe n ¢ walks with the crutch, and ft couldn't c ca tit older now than when I first ” y ‘To@as Bittor of The Evening Wor! ‘ ed bs T UmoetentivietWall, T° on J. (neevishly and wtthout looking | nave been the one who is dead. Tha She's Sorry She Didn't. akan aa aan ‘ Let me enlighten A, i. 0: ve a 1p) Some of these machines are regular | unless we are to delleve in “ | Om, 2 wae fist thinkiag, ss soription complaint. It is " ts! [Just put a cent in here and— wan 4 ‘DY’ you remeraber, "the ond, unet «| Abel Gd slothuasial the druggists of this country reta The wild cacttatic i tho gent man deeite He pelleved in spirits,” ald Mr save che-aue would eenee bo shine! ae spas the 8 aA A adh aigeed otto : ; te j arabe Jimiay. and rune.) |Jarr, “but T'll admit T don't think he} ,,“! don't senember now. bit, wivpowe T mAP| the aide of the road, |W Se ee ne Pe cae . mi le (determined to help a lady in| was @ Dinkston, eithe ro vou forgotten that you awured me] MOL aati, tate for an old man,’ ould fe Pere Se EPSP HON Sate . on any 4 ba 38) —Aiv" ‘ady back her penny—| ‘That {# Just what I wae eaying,'’! that (iste 1 bermitied you to claim me es your! ogtaargh, Hut I'm gi ‘de s' oa tain any dangerous ee, like r ‘ t Unvestiguting) Say, . look |4 Hy! EON big Mmoon would fall trom her place in the! ing along in yeas,’ ; we Ret otallaves te ye at that fanny man over there holdin’ |40n't y'know that'sh no way to treat ajeaid Mra, Jarr, "The Dinkstons were! figs Od, "“bost, ‘Tauve! Yor don't loo olf, iw Le ee ee the Won catty, BOL SAY ne his foot! , metre? nice people, They were SCY értenda, "i woth, wnat tt did mas vot Way do roa. tIt, Gp. te thavered . mee a aS ee = (At a aafe Atetence Jimmy end Mrs, Jones | Bo if this creature was not @ Dinkston | want to hritw that up row!’ : , ms H. M, KANTOR ‘ ‘ Mra, J. (eterntyy—What man? Don't | witch the performance) ia TOUR friend. You'h howe to\ "dh meriiy wished to anrure gon hat tm sory! any gait, “Why, Prise sau don eS a O14 Problem Revived, ‘ speak so loud, Jimmy—and stop staring’ | icnight (raising a warning forefinger—| aamit tha | pan’ ans sas tay one end let her fall,!"—Chtowgs [10 egy " you 0 dey Teer A Tee Evening World “ am af Jimmy-Well, look at rf , ma~I don't |phat'sh etealin'—yessir, stealin'! D'y’ 7 fied to adm than — WM readers t Ive thi w : i they try ¢ think he ain't got no shirt on! know y’c'n be ‘rested for etealin’? wen AGI SET FROLEGE So OO te Oe eaders try to solv a ' et ev t hon ’ a prea renee iy. 2 aor tla & ¥ Mee, 3, anaray)—Dian’t 1 same tet | Misutdatyin eth are pana ef dame dolar ay get Sart! maroning tr anBrty As in O.hor Days. Saving Spaco, 1 a 1 pt to say Now, lON't catel it of his ows vei out i} , i i rey Hye ut ome Of 988 and & be a8 . ‘ }want to hear ey from at and Miah an intruder.) sili biieaapdiaan | and Mra, Jere with teary end wit r Orn i “ tiie tate th, tt hel, how many eggs will six ‘ons lay Miia tatila 1 another wont—| Knight (betweeh hie teeth)--Who ther {dimmed eyes toosine un the divanna ) A hie Wet bis fetal Warren G @ayte im @even dey MART r The 4 who the-wey get oumc'n't ye see I'm | Inwes on Pages O47-91- of the World Tio vel teens Clie framds FOr yeaiw, “y Is Coming: A ‘ : tor Jones Arage Simay over to. the otge of |tF¥IN’ to help a Indy ‘Aimanag, “at smn, Mt emt, Maye én Der@e Bit; Tae Brening World for $100-if the Jot mm! ond leans pertlaiuly forward, No | (There below no resuonse, he ffie 9 permet | eennray [Oe toss, Wasa!" MO, filep peatied. Phe harem skirt mny come end ttm : pythog coming thet way,” he beging ahi fist and emeshey the inlmwe to atnene, A A Pret IMINARY OOLD, my A on ae ‘ r ¢ Wpae tekuen Sea LAR AMlanlon © tie platfor, yanking Her rebellious off |gray-custal pohosthen lire to the ememe’ and ii a [oe eet Att 'beitos in may tif, Vente tanking nem but the 5 npare f aa i + same longsuffering arm.) |pabe the anight,) ‘The mantio aprinw, Ax peers amy, wit \ » wees 18 coming. Modern industrialisin of ou ” Mt ( be ny) today. A man wanted me to pain eiddenty) Ma, ofm T have! Mra, J. (as the struggling figure dis Is nearly due 1 ston't sald she west) ‘77 comotioes n 1 i belle laa ai " ven woman an opportunity to learn rm ‘ ss ue fi, ploture of a dollar bill, | refueed yoolwte? appenrs)—Now, see what you've dene?| 1 know I rather fee! thet wap— Aig area ot yeas, foe yon bnew Tam us |g "iinman r hicsadd @e 16 not tmherently inferior to #0 t 6, 4 Why?" . (curBy)-Not dnat hear you aak for choestate Kevchost ie shay | Li ts \ Bin (2 beginning 10 00m that ol! JOSUPY HAIN, | “| had ne model te copy Ni from” Jimmy (umvactvesty>~ie alwage vere |sgnin~tvet tot me hewe gent <OverieeotourTEth oN ala Moles nies = n ; armies sang aepiceemssccensanesmnestnenes seennnts oechecsisetseneieinantatithieeeetecata te eset sts entanenanan