The evening world. Newspaper, August 27, 1913, Page 3

ALITLE SOFT DUS, PROFESSOR: THANKS! READ ON Night Was Dark and DOCTOR! QUICK?! Him the Needle in His 1 Railroad Ticket to Speed | cs, His Passage West. = Gs to not given alone to the adventurous i have adventures. Like romance and Spportunity, adventure will-come to the @wttage as well as the castle, and you fight get it when you are not looking Ger it. Witness the case of Melvin A. (Bottinetead, a mild-mannered gentle- (an, who arrived to-day on the Cunard ner Ivernia, in from Mediterranean « Mr. Hollinshead hails from Port Clin- @a, 0., and is an instructor in English @& the University of Iilinois, For his eration he went to the shores of the Mediterranean, scoured the coast and @ealed the Aips. To be sure, even though @m insteuctor in English, he is of @ @antimenta, nature, and found a great in burrowing into the little (eamplets and out of the way places. One afternoon, armed only with his F IS WOMAN INFERIOR TO MAN? + © “Gis. Copyright, 1918, by The Presse Publishing Co. (The New York Evening World.) Many Duties and Performances Compared With Those of a Business Man Woman’s “I Would Gladly Take the Place of the Busiest Sixteenth Article “| SIAN, WE, ASD IURED, SHLD oe Victim Had Spoken of Inher-|‘rovunoxy owas Teaky reser % Joseph Sharp, who killed himeeif or house at No. 14 West Bighty-thiré street yesterday, is believed to have deen “the black sheep” of a good family in New Orleans and possibly the heir to @ fortune in the Southern city. It lo known that he received remit- tances from that place, and he eald that when an estate left by his parents was settled he would no longer have te work as steward im a resteuraat, in which capacity be was last employed before his death. jueband killed himeeif or wae killed condition in the of murder has been made against her | Rosansky reached the house he foun: conscious. pital, refused to allow was kilted by his wife, Mae, in a rooming Mrs. Bharp, who was slashed with o rasor—presumably the eame with which |!" revenge. He asked that nominal bail Dr. Gites, who took her te the hos- teow Soran “na Se] WOMAN'S FOOT FOUND HOLDS RICH LIVERYMAR IN HORSE-POISOWING CASE Court Also Fines Manufacturers for Keeping Shop Doors Cohen, very etable Reepers Hamilton street, one of the <f lt in General Sessions. Rich was indicted by the Grand Jury Monday on the ere, who be fixed, claiming that the accused was & very wealthy man, had much property Polyclinic Hospital, A formal charge |'Mterest, and would not absent himeecif when called for trial, Judge Rosaleky fized ball at 97,00, Hyman Lubits, a clothing manufac- turer at No. & Bleecker street, pleaded | the rooming house, When Policeman |Gullty to the charge of keeping the doors of his factory locked during work- Sharp's body, fully clothed, lying on|!ng hours, thus shutting off emergency | the bed in the room ogcupied by the|@xite Inspector Mandel of the Fire couple His throat had been cut. <dre.| Prevention Bureau testified that the Sharp, with several wosnds on her |doore were locked all the time, Lubits neck and head, lay beside the body, ua-|was fined $75. - a DIVORCES IN SECRET WON'T BE TOLERATED,” Gives Notice That “No Com- munications or Papers of Any | 4Btormy and the Fire Was itance Coming to Him in men ‘unison Osi sie ‘ae Kind Will Be Sealed.” be Burning Low.” New Orleans, was arraigned, vaties Jwiee Resainte Supreme Court Justice Delany Gas placed an official stamp of disappreval ‘epon “society divorces,” so-called, Be- banned officially, Under the tule “No. 16," adopted ty the counts, divorce cases may be heard in the tesa! courts in e-rret and the records kept fs quarantine for months or forever. aro divorce papers reposing in the aeest vaults of the County Clerk's office witen never saw the light of day although te. cases were closed years ago. ’ Justice Delany appended to the neties that, “unless good cause 1s shows, Overy motion made in this court must be aw sued on the day so fixed, and all papem, including briefa, must thea be mitted in open court im the presenes of counsel) for the respective parties, i 4 F | eipenstock, he set out trom the ite! Man in the United States and Feel I Had an ull win cheats thare wae wos 1h Easy Job,” Writes a Housewife. air, It wes an ideal day. A little with his climb, he rounded a bend dhe traf and came in view of @ pretty fe Mitle hamlet nestling beneath the over- By Nixola Greeley-Smith. f Ganging mountain. Of course there was “If women are boneheades, they were made later than men, and cor Leatagend bee ona ee the trav-| tainly new inventions improve upon old ones. I would lke to see the man je brought into the barroom the bak ot darechaicca ae brown-eyea with as many thinge to do as a woman who could do them as well. The the hospital and made @ statement to Will then be at liberty to examine detectives. papers handed In," She married Sharp five yeare ago in —— Boston, she said. They went to Coney a men meter teow ein ono] BLEW SON'S HEAD OFF said, she bad spent most of the day in|, CAUGHT OFF JERSEY AFTER MARY QUARRELS Hi Hi bed, asleep. About ¢ o'clock she awoke in pain and saw her husband standing jover her with « rasor in one hand and me blunt instrument in the ether.|Sailors Cut Open 18-Foot Father Hated Young Query. Slime eeaide, average woman te expected beth struck and cut her, she sald, man for Taking Mother's Side | GANGWAY FOR THE LONG LoeT seca undvee, Aobotannnen, 06 wall abe sloded him and ran out to) Monster and Discover Limb in Family Disputes, , " x | | eonte at a table tn darn sore of pode nsper onan A moment tater one retrmat vo tue] Still Well Preserved. | me'‘fomrins ‘Cove stone suntey, eae three or she ts @ poor manager. Of course, there are Grones even among the dees, but I would gladly take the place of the busiest man im the Unites 81 Gnd feel I had an easy joo.” 80 a busy housewife undertakes| % she to argue the mental equality of her = sex. A great many wives appear to room, according to her statement, and found Sharp before the mirror, bieod streaming from his throat. @he esked| 4 woman's bin. what it meaht and he replied: stomach of ta the At- father,, Newton Lomiina, “1 have done it Lohadippetdiell ‘ale the ‘Then, she said, he sank to the feor | Wntte Ocsan off Spring Lake, latter wae loyal to his mother - and she dragged hin io the bed, lviag aay: ; down beside him and ewooning. Com! one of the Sest known Jersey | ing » hears aie . moath = The police say that the charze of mur- | Coast fishermen. The foot te in a tan | when the eon came ia, He te Drerepuy Ger was made against her because ehe | ahoe and woollen stocking, the stocking | sided with his mother, Thai Der intuition, especially in judging i] told them thet bonllypnrspr rd vcoy tl Freda Yoing intact. Newton Lomiins's rage to eae ane feel as she doee—that man's part in| the opposite seg. I wonder if it over ical the opinion that that weula | Willlam £ Ommer, @ Dayton, ©. . life is easier than that which has her if this quality is have been an tmposstbiity. . th in eh at 8 been assigned to woman. Putting | arise ane eee a rate anon rooming pring Lake, saw both the shark and aside the possibility that the writer To repeat, woman is essentially a copt that he had been in thi ore =o | e room were three men with « bottle Haverstraw, N. Y., met @ herritying e before them. They were swarthy, death last evening at the hands of @@ the tmperfect Hght. They wore fierce @eatachios, and smoked their cigarettes with reckless abandon. It was « nice fan, tho girl was pretty, the wine was Met bed. The instructor lingered and his money like a sailor ashore @ three manths’ cruise. He must epent all of 9% cents. Had he spent ents, the inn would probably have | g thle. Ele stayed to dine and then sauntered te drink in the beauties of the night. It was @ glorious of this letter COULD not do the baler and man is essentially ao aul Hoapital on meek res unas the busiest man in the winner, She has succeeded in was dischart ago, = ay tea ata eo Wace ia Geasisk the past will continue to auc- and that he not only received mony | bether,” said Mr. Ohmer, “nor could tad the mountaing wove, won, That it ae vrere,sepable of wader:| oe i2,t2¢ future, provided ane win |Limb Sewed Into Abdomen, [ft whore seo pion | 224 rappel Boletos lg apd by ‘ihadowa Lenk a . . HG lice found @ rasor, an tee that har lowed jurned a bend in the road. | taking it she would feel as if she were on a long vacation. The business|THINKS MEN HAVE AN EAsy| Where Skin and Flesh |and’s fatiron near the bed on which | sn, Lederle the he was Pepragbe sent ddd of earning a living is easy only if you have a special aptitude for it And wee OF IT. the couple lay. tft pl to out a eack —_—_—— nead, his hands were tied behind | few women as yet have this aptitude banious enihg’ tala oo tees oat Graft Themselves On. 7 overboard er deing drowned im these on Yack, He was in the hands of the ‘Wo are prone to underestimate | race is an incontestable fact. But | nie undivided attention te tose out SCHOOL BOOK WRITER waree: pela ddnie Th veal «2s Griganés of the Alpe. the Gifloultion we have mot over- | unjust as it has deen, this tyranny a aia GR wae Ne detke athe Sat vee catensted te note ‘Fhe gentle professor was purhed and | come curscives. Se Mary thinks t years in learning that one | 4, Wonderful bit of modern surgery, FOUND DEAD IN HIS HOME hi bay elly Cand yregtionr URGE WORKERS T0 STRIKE Gown the mountain slof, not! sextousiy that John's eMfce prevents nine character. That woman is to- thing, and would ing that one | wala to be without @ parallel, is re- ie crew. He was hauled to the bost See creer was going nor what! an ene af ot ‘re | 487 organically inferior to her com- | 10; 4nd would have to be stupid 4 oo stne tor Charles P. Walters's re- and gaffed. Before disposing of his car- y Gas was ta Ges Sethi. OF the advantages of o summer anion, above all from the point of accomplish good results, It cass, the fishermen out him open, ea le AT Kin GEORGE S$ PALACE re for . He cannot understand view of cerebral development, is @ is part of his business career to read, | turn from Overlook Hospital, Summit, John C. Gilbert Suffered From| their custom when o dig shark te land- opply “bust fact which anthropology has placed write and figure, and in consequence |N- J., to-day, with a restored forearm e4, and were horrified at finding the { att ness running 0 home. Beyond dispute. he should do these things better | that had been set in his abdomen to What Appeared to Be toot, Buflding Trades Tie-Up Spreading that wom le, who, perhaps, does | supply the mii kin, muscle and tis- Mr. Ohmer wee a boat pear eatiety rapact gands, opinto superior inferiority om | pply another Reds ey toneed aeeems (7) #4 tonsa tocicus cay seventies tmpravs|| sareeeeh, Wi lsikuse teeees eas oe svar dag me °° Keep at auch things |! gue torn from it In an accident a month Apoplexy. by, fehing. in London and Public Institu- Fj — , Qe head, ‘They took him to a cave and|upon old ones was shared, or rather/ tellectual; debility extends to the As tor bist foreheads, pienty of |{#% S8é without which the arm must} yonn ¢, Gilbert, @ writer of school tions Affected. : the covering trom his head. | professed, by Robert Burns, who said| mind as well os to the muscles, | women have them, but mat cover |RAVe been amputated., textbooks, wae found Gead in bed tie ENIBATE BOWER DAM rms were still bound behind bis|or nature: “Her orentice hand ehe| Tale muscular inequality will When Walters, who {8 @ presaman | morning in his apartments at the Hotel | LONDON, Aug. %1.—Strong pickets of ne tried man then mate the employed by Hildreth, Wegman & Mon-|San Remo at Central Park West and Strikers belonging to the construction FIRE BURNED LOW—IT AL- eran re os wae, but it ie otherwise with osre- and would gladly give haif to any |@shan at No. 5 New Chambers atreet, |Ninety-fourth street. A maid s in OVER MISSISSIPPI and electrical trades to-day wal inequality. sophead who needa more, £ Manhattan, and living at No, 66 Glenside | his room for the morning cleaning dis- AY DOES. MOSES PROBABLY CONCEALED) more, for I think p Sie “Agsurediy in our democratic if the women are boncheads th avenue, Summit, N. J., had his arm | covered his body. Ae al ‘was rep thetr rt low in one corner of the Eva's AGE. states the political emancipation ot | Were made later than men and tec. |eaught in the coga of @ press and the |ing to the office Mr. Chibert’s secretary, | Governor of lowa, Mayor and Hun-| 4°"8 gente at Rertinghom H » a Ra i i Paleza stretched about it West Four Mariboroush House, the Admireity aad ‘This ts gatiant and orthodox, but not] woman if premature, would result tainly new inventions improve flesh ripped off from elbow to wrist, {Laura Hodges of No. & Weet 7 i moked cigarettes. From his ttle! ose “mventually it will be estad-| in a general movement of reaction, | Old ones. I would like to sce the |doctors told him the arm must be cut|teenth street, called to take his dally dreds of Girls Carrying Flowers | premier Asquith’s official residence im of Ttaan, he learned that | DENTIN ure, that Eve was severa:| Beginning as a beast of burden, « | man with as many things to do ase |off at the elbow to save his life, Wal-|dictation, She explained that he had Assist at Ceremonies. Downing street, all of which ware wailing Wee Sats seit He ates years older than Adam, and that] Gomestic animal, women became « woman who could do them as well. / ters felt he would as soon die as have been suffering from gout and increas | jrmogige re Aug. 1.—With Gov, the hands of repairers. The ctrivete' it ily that @ave, then a servant, then a sub- The average woman Is expected to | that happen and sought some one to|ing deafness for some time, and had appear to be guining ground ané many Plcodthirsty pirate ‘the|only the chivairy of Moses led him to be cook, laundress, housekee; rt George W. Clarke of lowa to weleome mote. 9 ro oF are|Conseal the deck ‘Many biologists be-| Jot then @ minor. The question is | furse at the same time, when ohe |oave hia arm. been warned that he might be attacked )6 now to enable her to attai - Dr. William H, Lawrence jr., surgeon | with apoplexy at any moment. visitors to the Hawkeye domain, and/ ost of the pulalic museume and Gge was darkened. Another moment and|Heve that the feminine principle wae Ye] sovity, to virikge her peel ig often physically not At to do any: | or the Overlook Hospital, had a des- | Dr, Kessel, the hotel physician, was | Mayor J. F. Kider extending the band | srmment institutions are euffering Grom he chef was in their mids, The! firet and only principle of life o8 seat do the | perate experiment in mind, but warned | unable to give an opinion as to the | of fellowship on behalf of the city, the | tne absence of electricity. Candles ware | Jumped to their test and bowed | and that = | man eas - fA Ute by Mttle for politioal equality | work of three or she is @ poor man: | Walters it might coat his life if it fatied, |cause of death, although he said that | Keokuk and Hamilton power dam was! the sole means of illumination Gat, their terrible master. modern institution. Avvged nd to enable her to use !t for the | ser. !The pressman preferred the risk and|he could see no indication that the| formally dedicated here. A parade night at the Colonial Office, where the ‘a flercer mustgohio than | Course, he is entitled to consider him- common good, A FRENCHMAN, Of course there drones even | toid the surgeon to Ko ahead. death was not due to apoplexy. through the business streets and to/ elevators also have been put out Of, spoke louder |eelf the newer and therefore the im- among the bees, but I would gladly | Capt. n found on Mr. Gilbert's | Rand Park, where the ferme! exercises | commission. He aeisad the [proved invention. Howevar, if woman's, BOYS ARE BRIGHTER THAN | {ake the place of the busiest man in High sear yghircatae que deni letter fo hia brather, Gorge E.| were paid, waa a feature of the day. orea' ted States, Gilbert, of No. ed Fro ppetee peplia ste ry GIRL. cay Ne nusY Bem” [from the arm and an inclacion was | ironx,’ in which the writer told of his chief stepped back with : Cd to answer t! Dear Madam: Woman accepts pata made and the arm laid within. After- |jonelinews in the apartment while his Tine cecogals| ae MANO nee) More Ae ea | ' : wards the skin was stitched over It and | wife and daughter had gone to Chicago pertaeh rrent eeear | ection the, eranainn Fee Oe eee ran ae HIS $1,000 GONE AFTER Sues smorisonea in "Waiverse aos |on's tiacand of nwt MPested the tantractan “eince the son is the intellectual heir mpense for he ’ jihe a On 8 Visit, ane. OF hla fear thes t t | Boy Scoute bearing a replica of the dam led this division, followed by the Never cold in bulk. Just giana. tions! Guard. Gov. Clarke and his at the packet fer the name. { : ant eel A 3 7 fl £ of the mother, and the daughter the in-| and weaknesses. Doe i Bee es. san ee Well, thie world is Ldeut.-Gov, Harding, former Con- |e eae ea arracried thevchlet:|Necitor of the father's mind, all gentte! fore, aoquieace inner interioity? | TWO MEN BUMP INTO HIM aitine ven'the aesice to twitch ime {10 place for m deaf man, anyway.” |sreseman, Hepburn and many, of te) awhile the band removed their hats| gets back eventually to Its source and| Why, then, does she usurp man's jarm, for the slightest motion would : milton were in line. | @ ' aa in wander, tabernacle—the male, If we go back to| self-evident superiority? Ihave resulted in failure of the experi- | GERMANY C. R. Joy, President of the Keokuk | ft was ail so simple Tony had) fret principles in nature and we ee abe eeremrentent says that in the |But Detectives Find It, and Latin) A tew days ago Dr. Lawrence | | Industrial Association, presided at the Seen, lack at the university. | the first principle wae ¢emale, H achoole and colleges the girls her is Tol Will Gi released the arm and yesterday it was | For ati ceremony of ication. yor Eider ines he dine saved from shines he | gurely woman's claim to equally “) put the boys to shame, While I bi Te bee A Sek | reloneed. tie Alias Tis bad taiaas enews lee gatended groctingn, ab ai0 Gov. Chaska, aad here be a full-fledged brigand | Justified, if nothing more. | Weve this statement to be overdrawn jack By and By. the torn parts to permit his discharge. ueaane Santee Wats Ghiel. ‘Maybe the instructor weet | A Frenchman contributes to-da;s very | in the first piace, however, the m James Cunningham, a Latin teaci he surgeon, congratulating Waltors on | BERLIN, Aug. 27.—Germany hag no} os, er ntenston. ' They drank up all the wine in| interesting analysis of the mental aif-! ter ly analyzed, The boy |in St, Francis Xavier College, living at. nis grit, di reed him yesterday, as- intent changing her recent decialon | SAN FRA! ) Aus. 27.—By ap- ; ‘aad Mr. Hollinshead gent to| ferences of men and women made by doesn't @ his education seriously. | No, 782 tt One Hundred and Hifty-; suring him he would be able to do light | Ht to ©: it officially at the Pensma- | proximately three to one, San Francisco fn"ter more, Jules Ferry, In which the French atates- | His mind is on the football fleld and | second street, was told yeaterday that) work within two weeks, Pacific ition in San Franciaco in| voted bonds In the sum of $3,600,000 yea- AOVENTURE WAS VERY WEIRD| man declares ca pean’ ase | Fanning track, and he spends too |he would some day regain possession — en a ae n AND UNCANNY. debility will probably tas much time on practical joking and | of $1,000 he never expected to sce again: | Cc of the United | pee @ weird, uncanny and altogether | the human race,” but that her “cerebral! horseplay, and does not give Mough ‘Mr. Cunningham lost the money when WANT BETTER CAR SERVICE. fo tne suviect tor a con NGelightful night." eatd the inetructor | inequality” can be overcome by euitable attention to his books. But the irl | two men “acidentally” bumped into hin last evening with Gottiley von Jagow, | [Sodey, om the deck of the Invernia “| causation. In other words, that It 18! gives ail her time to her studies, |and knocked him down en Jcewacy| Greenwich German Foreign Minate:, alr, Grew: the transportation problem jn sonnes- ewe never spent. Tony was as glad ®/the result of adverse conditions of both in school and out of it, and |avenue Monday afternoon, He had Just | Discrimt: jasked the Minister whether, in view o® ton ‘acific Expos! |@ee'mve as I was to see him at that criti-| tyranny ‘which has left its imprints on| hence succeeds where the boy fal Tieagawn (rel Grey im aa nae ta! Vinder the auacicn acrocrnea, Witantion ét’ varioua| Hoe j@al moment. He insisted upon escorting | the feminine character.” Tile letter) In the average family, other things | trom @ bank. When passersby helped Commonwealth, an nohas gf German induatsy: (0° ¢ = fan Beaters 1 One San 2 reese and the others to which I have referred,| being equal, the boys are brighter |him to bie feet men and money were |zens ot Greenwi n Francisco, the German Gov For { jn the mountains to | follow. | than the rey jeg eit in ment would not revise ite decision in.re- Santen is oe that wes | JULES FERRY'S IDEA OF WOM- “Great men inherit | Capt. Price of the Bronx datscrive Rents Hchool No. 4, at No. % Green. | gerd to official non-partteipation \@fe friend. AN! tasip mente) sy from bureau, wssigned Detectives Meyer ang Wich avenue, to protest against Ina Herr von Jagow replied in the ni Nn ti at Feet of my journey thro Dear Madam: You may be inter- | mothers, so the credit is woma: Bruckman iv ihe case, ‘daoey jearngs ‘uate car service, Andrew A, Nola tn the Gover | fad ested in the following comments on But her shallow myopic feminine |that two men nad visited variuun aa No. Tl Barrow street will be chairman for its action the high was hoping to encounte the place of woman made by Jules | mind does not graap the logic of her | loons and tried, but fatled, to change!of the mceting, and Charles Bohlam of ¢ahivit, the general disinclination to par- Wat not one did 1 Ferry, lawyer and atatesman, arid | own reasoning, for she continues: {810 bills. later the mouths arrestel a Yremier of France, He “The son ts the intellectual heir of |Palr who gave their names as Joni use M6 Perry atroet, secretary. ‘The citl- | Lclpate and America’s backwardness in vie a vilage oy | attending foreign expositions, | Bong Writer's Success, pine the mother, the daughter inherits | MUulling and Leo Moore, both of No. 376 |eane. of siteoneieh Ying Grckarn WAZ | aac Bare roe ree tea a ete fom] “orne fate of woman in humanity | the father's mind.” Why, then, |Hast One Hundred and Pitty-sisth Of car service becnuac Surface care. on a rain) Laos, ao | BaukSy ae 'fou have, be sure tov get nest Sun. | i# hard in proportion ag men are j should the mother claim as her own detectives way t! conteasea | the Fighth avenue line turn back at TO? %, Aug. Mem The Delicious Lamstive Chocolate dey’s Word, tn it sou ind the wmmete | deantial.” and the gradual emanoipa- the greatness of her son? and led them first to gara, ¢ Thirteenth street and cars on the Sixth |eate landing was made yesterday by the | eevds ond ausic of a new song by L, Wolfe! tion of woman keeps pace with the ‘Woman loves to prate about End avenue and then to Fra ‘avenue lines at Fourth etreet, giving | crew of the British steamship Deven, progress of civilization Sooner or man's “colossal conceit,” which Park, 1118 | poor service below these streets, A| Which went ashore terday on Well later we shall arrive probably at scoms, by the way, te be her only | Midd that they found five in each place. Fepresentative of the Public Rervice | {nston Head in Cook's Striit, between EX-LAX RELICVES CONSTIPAT mam! Sauality of rights, but it will be | somataiag bulwark, yet witnees t26 grand larcon? ang Mr 'Cunninenace Commission and the New York CitY Ser voyage trom Montreal to Wellltg lates ‘the mash ned bow | wee to arrive slowly. That women | leteere from the fondaine writers ‘was told he would get hie money back Jwllwaye Company will be present at ton, The Devon probably will be @ 2 Aye] | ta the opprenses bait of the human ornnemnlag mane's rEpeenlig—thay by. and by, ie, madamtaia deca ‘9 mang meeting, .. |detad eam ~---nteesamaesinlin