The evening world. Newspaper, May 24, 1912, Page 16

i F Dulance from Bt. John's Hospital ca a] In This Free Country As Marriage, Says Baha And Peace Movement Must Start in the Home, De- Clares Persian Prophet. i i I f aege - i f i cated.” «| pretty active sidewalk. i : E | land City polices court to-day, eo Nothing Operatic. (From the Pittiur Pos.) “We met brigands in the Balkans.” “That must have been romantic.” SEXES SHOULD BE EQUAL But Happy Homes Need Stricter State Regulation, Is His Belief. BY SOPHIE IRENE LOEB. “Beh! @sh! He sleeps!” These were the words that greeted me when I en- tered the Hugeon Apartments on River- | aide Drive in answer to my appointment | ‘with Abdul Baha, the Persian prophet. Already a coterie of devotees were slt- ting about talking in @ushed whirpers, each explaining to the other thia, that pln CHAMPION JACK ELLER CHASTISES A “BAD MAN.” Two Brothers Attack Policeman and an Ambulance Is Summoned. | Jack EMer, one of the dest all ‘round athletes on the police force and holder | of several amateur championships in | athletic events, 18 @ man of few words. Iast night Eller had reported off at his tion at Greenpoint and Manhattan “avenues in the Bliseville section of | | Long Island City, and was on his way home when at Bradley avenue Jim and Pat MoIntyre, brothers who are known | as the ‘bad men of Biissville,” stopped him and picked a row, Jim Metntyre Innded the first blow. ‘apd the other point in the Bahalen be- Met. They welosmed me, as they do all strangers, into the sacred circle, and 1 Piistened with awe. | A young Persian from Chicago was jpeamnestly explaining the “apirit of one-| tne marriage ceremony. People do not ness.” As he talked a young Woman speak plainly nor om one eide of him kept shaking her | count to each of must be/ It was under Tilers right ear and de- Nvered when he had his back turned. mien ionesertat ine BAR ORE- TH and Jim's face wns dressed up like a | E- Christmas tree by the eurgeon. On the| station house blotter qhe entry was! made against Jim's name: ““Contustons | of the head and face auftered ty falling down on the aldewaik while intoxi- The copa at the Gresngoint Avenue station admitted that it wae a Pat McIntyre was arrested toe be- cause he tried to interfere with the @urgeon when he was bandaging Jim and Jim and Pat were held in $00 and her | $90 bonds respectively in the Long Is- “But it wasn’t. Unfortunately, we had no tenor to sing @ solo of greet- who was to put the string on the! their wives who did not seem to make And there you are! any secret of the fact that they would In this way I listened to argument /rather be away from them, which is argument for a whole hour, and/fundamentally due to the hasty, unocal- this time visitors were coming to be|eulated marriage that is allowed in y He sleeps!" And) this country.” Abdul Baha t @ strops advocate of woman suffrage and thinks many of these reforms will come about when deste kind there te al TE-HAINED OLD MAN WITH S*airarence: in deares, ‘Since creation KINDLY SMILE. » Mass., for catalog: livery charges peepald. @ Call at W. L. Dou Pea Weasattayreeate rarer Ges Sere Brena cor. 14th Be, 80.)) and those who are not? Sten, » led me toward arf adjoining | +, y fe like an army. An army Third Ave., oth BL.\ S179 Third Avon bet. tes aed ‘and at the door I wae met by &/ must have & general, captains and sol- nth Avenues 683 = HEN RL Are fs a te-faired, white-bearéed man wh! giers, each with their appointed duties: ve.) 418 Fifth Ava, cor, Lith sty 1770 Pitkin Avenue, Eng- re Was the man whose father him he himself had for forty been @ prisoner on account of the beliefs he cherished, in which soli- he had perhaps figured out ways cor. his hand and led me to « eat. | it cannot exist of generals only, or cap- M WAtn asi means for carrying out “his work,” ch he is now talking about through- 11 Broad Street, JE be: "i , a . é iv the country. ‘Whatever his religion may be, what- a N ; construction is put upon him by 4 Peace seeking followers, at least this man of the Hast, coming from the of the philosophic Omar, is keenly to things about him and hae some {@eas on the subject of everyday Saves ~ "Gq you want s message for The Bre World,” he eai4. “You can tell readera, then, that ip all principles international peace that are being ted throughout the world there is so important as peace in the home. firet form of peace and unity ema- from this. *Wiret comes the united famfy, then unity of the city, after which the of @ country and then the whole But the foundation must begin the home. A realization of peace attributes must be rooted there of all. f “Fhe thoughts will be directed aright elong these lines for further unt- of your work If you could do your household cleaning in just half the usual time, wouldn’t it mean a great saving to you in the course of a year? Gold Dust will help you do just that. It does all the hard part of the work, and saves rubbing and time. Gold Dust is a vegetable-oil soap in powdered form blended with purifying and cleans- ing ingredients. It works quickly and thoroughly. AND PEACE IN HOME FIRGT, “First of all, there should be equal fhts In the home. Each should respect he wishes and needs of the other. 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