The evening world. Newspaper, August 5, 1913, Page 14

x : THE EVENING ME BVENING WoRLo, TUEBBDAY, “avever 5, 1918. SEN SO ey WOMAN INFERIOR TO MAN? + + 277i (MURPHY OFFERS | yee ur Home and Babies as Woman’s Handicap TO TAKE STAND AT stem sores meee | Tarrytown, by the Volunteers of Amer- | jlea, The steamer Commander, bearing | It is the extfeme care oe G M P d rs I | SULZER INQUIRY the party, will leave the foot of Weat| attention we pay to the “sam | s ‘Twenty-third atree Ce . detailé.| sshd ave Men Past Lead in Intellectual Race, “ire eee | nai aninocriant del AAD A RRA A AA PODODDDDDDDDPIOPDDDPADPPOOORRDLDLIOLS | aay neg [rated aint? to Tarrytown was insu | that has enabled us to devel But Boss Needn’t Tell “W hat | ara Ve. SORE ae. Phsuiaues ho. | the Largest Relail Optical | He Did With It,” Sena | Srewecra cote te Merson’ | Horie Chames carga in bulance and many olive revnet choked the atreet. scape William Lustig, ils of Employee in Whitman's Of- | With Equal Burden and) Opportunity She 1k Ing jomes' vou GET THROUGH Thane, . a fice, Dying in Bellevue. Attaining Equal Height WILL RON THE RUFF ane i ‘ oy my ri tor Frawley Says. the organization and their friends. | 4 THEN SCRUB THE FLOOR a ‘ : . chakee 1 | ' in Creative Genius i Siight Aeci@egt Chokes Fitth Ave. . A == a} TraMic on Fifth avenue wae diocked | William Busts tweoss-one years oh i —_——— IG aw) WANTA) | Senator Frawley a@nnounced to-day § a heen We hicking this afternoon | | & clerk, tiv SY Sint street 6) wate A that Charles F. Murphy had volunteered | Or Soy Malbec: cance, Abed laborer | and amember of a respectible family, iggmeaygoa Couldn't Hi] | to take the stand for examination by | down ‘by ‘t tanioes aves by Doma fr West Sah St. wae perhaps mortally aot dary to-day | Have Written a Sonnet; the Sulser investigating committes, | O'Connell. Wertman was taken to New | 648 Columbus Ave. 70 Nea . $9 Third Avehue, nour Twelfth ey if He Had to Cook, Sew! which will resume ite inquiry et City Bard er ne &, broken ankle, A Batya: tered and 1000 by dhree east side xuninen, who escaped | Han to-morrow. ered abou! - | Newark: = s fm Diack ausomobile, after tossing and Wash Yor a Score of Broad Hohee & Sulser’s campaign contributions wit! nape nee be again under fire. “The committee intends to conduct ite investigations so a8 to produce facts,” said Senator Frawley to-day. ‘I have told our counsel, Mr. Richards, that our desire is to bring out reel evidence, not |mere hearsay. We want only that which will stand unquestioned and undisputed. We are not booking for headlines tn newspapere, but for facts. “The first line of inquiry will be inte the bank accounts of Louis A. Sarecky, Little Shakespeares and‘ His ne Too. = ‘| Man’ 's Claim to Intellect-| The story circutiied in tie me ual Superiority Under} Mantenced ts death tecaie it tad| Past Conditions Is Like’ a Trained Athlete's: } ow | Boast That He “Can| irs oMice, and} Beat All Boys Under 15 dames McCreary & Co, 34th Street 23rd Street : } confidential man of the Governor, who On Fred, a third, '# u cievk 1m the Por-| gp» Men Over 45.” Rea magna 2 Tae ' ; i ; handled ¢he campaign meney. We have Sale Wednesday, August éth. suot CLOSE TO HUMPTY JACK: | a vuoem 7HRSE CONDTIOND ? ‘Nf 3 issued subpoenas for officers of the Mas re H JACK: tual Alliance Bank, where Mr. Sarecky . 8ON’S PLACE. | By Nixola Greeley-Smith. | kept an account, and the books will be dams toe par Wie re cies Staslanrae Ja oman inferior to man intellectually? Trine have asked me to-day If the WASH DRESS GOODS No, M Third avenue, which is run by Prof. Frederick Starr, who holds the chair of anthropology at Chicago, Governor is to appear. We have not (Humpiy" Jackson, who dectares he 1" 46 tho latest of many wise men to assure the world of the essential, innate heard that he has any such intention, 5,000 Yards of White Cotton Poplin and es “on ne vel a < and ineradicable superiority of the ‘Many persons have communicated to ue. Dee ean inte “Hunvire” als, us sensational allegations, but in each Piq value 450, 25¢ yd. case we have refused to deal with hear- say or current rumors. | “Mr. Charles F. Qurphy is ready to STAMPED PAT TERNS | appene boteee the Selanlttee ane anewer pea a EM questions, even though he could very ® properly tell us that inquiry into his Children's Dresses, Coats & Underwear affairs was none of our business. He holds no office and does not come under ‘ . . ’ the jurisdiction of the Legislative Com.| Dresses in various models and materials........ mittee. He could accept without ques- value 1.00 to 2.50, 50c to 1.50 Uon any campaign contribution, eo jong . as it was not stolen, and we woutl| Coats of Pique............... value 3.28,...2025 have no right to inquire into his ac- ’ counts as a private ettisen. But Mr.) © Drawers and Skirts..........value Séc,..... 206 | Murphy has very frankly offered to come forward and testify. “Thi ittee h t mapped ite programme tar In advance we =. WOMEN’S STAMPED UNDERWEAR will proceed as things develop. in an) orderly, systematic wa: almost any poet equals him as he !p to: | ———— the purpose of “doing” 1. “Humpty.” who is wire in the way gangs, reciized what they were up to and succeeded in patching up a truce, Lustig was then tiving at No. 9% Fourteenth street, where Levine was Wiles, and Mra. Jackson went to him and begged him to leave and save his Ufe. He took her advice and moved, but it dig not save him. About 11 o'clock last night, according to the police, Lustig and Timothy Sul- Tivan, & probationary poll in who aig to be a nephew of ia “Woman has been an inferior crea- ture ever since the humar race was developed and she must always re- main 80,” declares the Chicago pundit with customary complacence. “Ours is an unprogressive age, and on this ground alone can be ex- plained the relative success of woman in competition with man. “As compared with man there never was a great woman painter, Went into iyo Jacks , sculptor, architect or scientist. eee missgtt wanes, ‘ has never invented anything of bene- Went to Lents's 4 fit to the race. avenue. fetten poe ron vo ye i ‘ ‘ae a dt “As soon as man resumes his nor- seo eal pantheon Merry mal stride woman will drop back once hn Bde heae Kosta eters immediately to the natural. position three men jumped out and opened fire, of inferiority which the female has THe PEMININE HANDICAS —_——— few centuries and find one or two, @iz shots were fired, one penetrating held through all the centuries that| ‘ough of no special importance. And|day. In fiction woman has been more Corset Covers her chest, another his back and @ third | ii¢@ has existed upon the earth. we must admit that woman's greatest | successful than in any other field. Proea| land, In the main, however, woman's WB... e ee eee ee oe value 200, hele shou'der. The men darted around 7 ‘ee 1 main-| “vention remains to-day, and perhapsla purely literary standpoint there ure! intellectual equality 1s potential rather . Twelfth street, only a short dis- here are few thinking women who' would undertake to maln| giways will remain, the home. Wehave|no masculine writers who surpass ana| thar actual. If the female Shakespeare Princess Slips........ .......value 1.00.. to te seuth, and jumped into a| tain that woman's intellectual record is equal to man’s. We must admit|no woman poet who equals tne Rudyard | few who equal Edith Wharton in the| is possible she is yet to come. But T) e ‘ ¥ A Sutomoblie, the engines of] that there have been no feminine Homers, Shakespeares or Byrons; no| Kipling of twenty years ago, though| United States, and May Sinclair in Kng.| pelleve in her. Do you? | Stamped Shirtwaists,—Crepe, Batiste or Linen. qmbitiv had been kept going. Hefore 40-| Galileos, or Newtons of Edisons in dkirts. To man the past at least is — Se Se : as a | value 75c to 1.00, 50c and 65¢ i] secure. But the fut bel te anybod: a body. emortne police iter found the conte ulhgedbade den adepprp mardi. yd iced Centre-pieces of White or Tan Linen,;—sise % inches to 86 inches. —_value 7$c to 1.25, 25¢._ if @u@ abe other three times. Modern life have made it possible for to enter the race without & Ghat the tasassins. were members |Randicap—or rather they have lightened bey Henny” gang, whioh ia the handicap, though In every form of name for the survivors of | Mental or physical competition in which ® man she must ao- ; tually excel him because women are © qe WOMEN'S WAISTS Penalized by the very fact of thelr fem!-}eeven playa the female. Bhat ial Rinity. In other words, to hi would have been having jeapeare ; ve him sufficiently to find | *" Shakespeare you must hai children. Otherwise she must have been Excellent Values ates names of his assail- | Mtelligence which whall be e etrenger than all the ancial seen L Tensucceastul, His’ worst | 80akespeare’s to achiev her times and all the centuries behind | where one bullet ploughed | Newton you must find thems, ee Wiliam when bo gets ont | oe cen eae greater than Newto to establish his intellectual capacity warters records show that | "#4 them, But those who refuse to be- as to row with the tide of| | three-quarter length sleeves, finished with hem- Heve in woman's innate inferiority do | i ii ted in July, 1911, om @ while Wilhelmina must P | stitching. value 2.95, 2,00 Let us suppose that woman had been Jonious assault, Conviction | @oubt that the future holds such y inch of the way. physically atronger than man and that Stripe Habutai Blouses finished with turn. » was sent to Bymira| VOmCt he served thirteen |SALIC LAW IN INTELLECT THAT tronger than that \ aoc! e roared 5 ree octane, WOMEN, peoplbeypindl med toate Haoset | | down collar. value 3.95, 2.95 th tive | : . . i capac of sexes has always interested ninee Ae eee ee tees ee yaa | Dainty Net Waists with ribbon; numerous , ge nO et men [Ome with his . models. values3.95and5.75 2.95 and 4.95 2) de 7; wu i i" i i ii i a Ly the first everywhere Believe that mature yh / I will apeist sadeed 0 Selle law of the ini Deare putting on the etew for dinner / Crepe de Chine Blouses with flat collar and the Soolety See ee aee ee oe and then altting down to the kitchen | \ pear! buttons; with or without frill. 4.95 necremary do uat ly etate thie belief, table to write his master sonnet: “Let nw de they mot possess it? pedi Ed Marriage of true minds value 6.00 ard, gett, French Hos-| Sot women share it otrugsling ‘with the Gaal tine of the Stripe Voile Waists finished with dainty collar, ag Beg Tee ener eee |, BL Bate She te tee Sctette when Mra, Bill comes into the bined with embroide caine 4 wating. 3 altos ‘upon hie rege oni fever of the Foom to inquire what he did with her com! emi ry. lue 5.95, 50 socks and whether she doesn't think r é t E Ecru Batiste Waists with embroidered collar, values 7.50and9.75, 5.95 and 8.75 | Hand-made, hand-embroidered Blouses trim- med with real laces. 16.50, 18.75 to 29.75 value 25.00 to 39.76 The regular stock includes a large of Advance Fall Models in All-over Lace, Net, Chiffon, Taffeta, Crepe, etc., at very moderate prices. I ? TRUNKS & BAGS Considerably Reduced ‘ Dress and Steamer Trunks,—duck covered, | hard fibre bound and strapped with leather; hand. | riveted bronzed steel trimmings. Fitted with | divided and dress trays. Sizes 36, $8 and 4Q,inches, Dress Trupks.... . .regularly 11.00 to 12.50....8.50) Steamer Trunks. . regularly 8.25 to9.25......6.75 Cowhide Suit Cases,—double steel fi velntrend corners. Fitted with shirt wrk ad inside straps. Size 24 inches. ie He cee ahliat ib Cetra ae ee 9 ° ~ ry ff t ft al ether he has sew: uD HEAL BABYS | xiuce Reser] e se ete eae a Don’t Walk in the Sun compliment” also finds expression in|io continue his poem even had his epouse the masculine tendency to refer to #/ permitted him, 5 ITCHING SKIN Faery eee Piece ot ernae M8 *|NOT FAIR TO JUDGE UNDER e 99 ently that If it's good it's male, if it's PA8T CONDITIONS. —_ In e a ie not male it’s not good. WITH RESINOL| rss.tazs‘er cnr: . get eee omnes ee Why take those tiresome trips about ine city Bo i. tf ; ira ieting ahs ar oter icing | Sehepeancnen,wirwestm urn during the hot weather to see a man when what you skin eruption, there is instant| berg and innumerable greater and and all men over forty-five, reall d L hi np warm beth ‘with’ Hesine 0 Jong as the world required popula really want to do is to talk to him? fe The icing and t! foe one siness of woman was to repatin top stone, baby at seep. | oan Recs tod tal teenie acta niin Public Telephones conveniently placed wherever and soon the tormented Tittle ak akin be- writing @ play, he couldn't have written Bee tae eel totes ce ee cet lL ianitrae sation a une busy men may be will save those tiresome ‘walks in Resinol ti¢atment t is fo absolutely free ination, the stress of competition have from ‘anything. that could injure he| ew calp i Yery limited tamvere? |tnade ihe family" limited, cs important the sun, give you ack cool and satisfactory nthe tnenreet byl gcd be used on WOMEN HAVEN'T HAD LeisuRe|2* the family unlimited was in other . d h | | “Besincl oap tor baby’s daily bah] TO "GROW" INTELLECT. times, 18 so 8 lonaer seceneary oF even trips to nearly any place, and help igs to compl lete eng "Cerone Wl contlas the | Toman, * tue, to talere tall motors orth, the women whe ar the day's work with the least possible waste of time healing Resinol medication. | reriority in the brains of women. Many husks of lives to come. ata and have He esseribed Resinol energy. te ten rahe carn ce JS wi allan toe "ese “a and druggists svetyahere A fs Aisi Nn |e oi l ie , Til fer” Dept 7 Hind, MY, bet The, work of may nb how hd wt let the Telephone do your traveling this Summer Don’t Walk in the Sun. Just Look for the ving, | The age of marriage is later, the perk j Women's business to make Jife—and | of dedication to dts physlological pur. | making @ living is by far the eamier, | poues is ahorter, ie rata | ne hate me ate a on Blue Bell Sign and “Talk in the " corsacy Sab | omblaed 10, st eae ue ai won aan te "ay ramen. ee rg and che ‘ Seraph Pei nda Reger tty » English and ca‘ gor contarien women 4070 the [in ‘wumen founders et reusn, eee] | NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY lined with inside Pockets. Sixes 16, 17 and 18°} creative Of thelr Liveo—thetr [teachers of ethics? Mra. Kddy founded / inches, sogulacly r.50t08.00, 5.50 ~“~ E Are there any women Inventors? One carat, Tight delve tate the records of he ast ee 2 intellectual as well a ae i @ perfectiy and thriving religion.