The evening world. Newspaper, June 9, 1916, Page 3

USTICE HUGHES HAS DECIDED VIEWS ON LIVE QUESTIONS Excerpts From His Interviews! and Speeches Reveal Plain Talk. | STRONG FOR PEOPLE.| For Purity in Politics and! Opposed to All Corrup- tion. | In speeches and interviews during his public career, Justice Charles E. Hughes has expressed the following views on public questions: “Whatever may be the conception or the opportunities for leadership | afford 1 by executive office, or of the high prerogative of those people to make the laws of a free people, we must recc our final #pnfidence for the! pepetulty of our institutions upon an} impartial, able, unselfich administra- tion of justice by our courts.” "The American people will not tol- erate tyranny whether in a Govern- Bient or In a friend. There is no dif- ference at bottom between tyranny of | the Government and tyranny of the Individual.” {s no incompatibility n vigorous State administ looking after Its Strong national ng with national que Vising by strict tion here ation affairs and administration deal- stions and super- and adequate regula- Hoth own interstate commerce. are essential and in the propor n that the people insist upon efficient and responsible administration of local affairs are th y Hkely to secure a exercise of b nd responsible be-! Married and Single at the Same Time JOHN R. NPLEAN, GERARD IN A Wedded Paradox of New York Life — “And It Can’t Be Done,” Says Dr. Keigwin, Who! Absolves the Native| Rev. A EDWIN Kelowmnl WIVES ARE “TRYING TO BE MaRRiEd AND / SINGLE AT ONCE Succumbs to 4p iter of Severa Months at His Home Ca ACME CNL Ai Keli. NOTEDEDTOR AND ON PEACE WOVE. ae ~ POLITICIAN, DEAD BRANDED SPURIOUS rd d 1 d therefore ti withh d makes formal denial of interview.” 1 areioeaandior Contd Quoted as Accus- ing Conservative Reichstag New Yorker and Blames | in Washington. Leader of Trickery, j 17 . BERLIN, June 9 (by wireless to « a , June #—John FR y the New Arrival From seat ot the. Washington |Sayville).—The American Ambas- \ Smeller Towns, Daz- Post and Cincinnatt Enquirer, died sador, Jamas W. Gerard, has repudl- at his home here at 2.90 P.M, to-da 88, who was in his sixty zlea by City’s Lights. after a long (lL Mr. MeLean eighth yea A complication o: He was a native of Cinein Marriage a Business Con- tract — Fine Talk of f diseases for | months |nati, where he lived until a fe “Finding the Real [years ago, when ho came to Wash Mate”’ No Longer Takes| | Tc ‘sanmoviac Sroumt ‘sal eat SO eae DSA Him In, but Some Di-| father's Interest In the Enquirer, anc in 1881 he t wher of t pape Washington t For years Mr in Ohio politics, He conventions as a ‘or United Sta Detmoerat in 1899, and later served © National ¢ vorces Are Justified—| ears Ao Incurable Optimist Is | the Divorcee, Always! Looking for Something | New. | By Nixola Greeley-Smith. Ten y 1g0 ho bought MeLean war y legate 4 Senator in iss 11 MeLean, activ “The main trouble with marriage in New York is that a great many) in the management of the Pc mn persons here are trying to be married and single at the same time. It! a sister, wife of Admiral Dewey, 9u | can't be done. And,there are more wives trying to be single in New York vive him than there are husbands,’ The bachelor girl {s an old story. But the Rov. A. Edwin Keigwin sounded a new note when he spoke! to me of the bachelor married woman. Dr. Keigwin, | pastor of the West End Presbyterian Church, preached @ special sermon last Sunday for June brides and bride- | grooms. And yesterday he discussed with me the| principal pitfalls of the married state. “T have always thought that the trouble with mar- | riage here is that so many women are married to hus-! bands who are not married to them,” I said. | “That has not been my observation of New Yori,” | “Tam @ man’s man and know men at first hand.! WILSON CABINET DRAFTING PLANKS Tay TAUR Avour iG THWGS AS aw excuse Fee NEGLECTING THE UTTLE THINGS LITTLE STORIES Mme A GREELY BATE Dr. Keigwin answered ne Selbeeeiih : err rreTinery I get my knowledge of women from what women write about their own | ABOUT WHAT IS sphere.” jae And [ tell you there are a great many more married women than | Republi- — men who talk about self-expression, living their own lives and doing the! | “What wo ed iy a revival of the| ‘big things.’” | can Platform, It Is Said. sense ess of amassed riches nan who lived of honor, We want to man who be and n poor and more of the man who has mained office be balance it, answer to "Where very th or vw a clear no alliance between f tie administration Jepartments wee de- to be had. We di rf 1 understood that the only que: to be consi when a de o be made air? DL for the pr ne? Will it to war national or 4 The heroics seed by anathema’ f either ts and scientific skill in My idea of 4 representative of the peot a man who thinks, who is e clear y who will act in Attractive Skin The first step in its attainment and preservation is the Sally use, for Toilet and Bath, of oslamSoap p The Tonic Soap —medicater! with Poslam, the heal- ing skin remedy. The soap of ex- quisite richness and absolute purity plus hygiente qualities which aid skin health. Imparts an after-feeling of velvety softness, Doubly agreeable to sensitive ckins and delicate com- plexions, For FREE SAMPLE, write to Bmer- gency Laboratories, 8 West 26th St., New York City. Sold by all druggists, Dress of Silk Poplin $5 128 | i 4") a es) BE CURIOUS! FINE TALK ABOUT FIN DING THE 1 id k i Ale Ley ; A Mastin Weduetions me Visit Our Showrooms Dre Kelgwianeuue Ne he — . "hb You will not be urged aiken in’ “talk Distance via the New Route 260 Miles ate to Iny hie values abou’ Y sa oiot Vas apeak eatery ||| fae ad From Now ts River | surray St | No Mall Orders Pilled at Sale Prices, al j Mwell FARE $4 : DAMS 1s ins, $1 The HAMILTON GARMENT Ca hast al ee rate Mi 307 Fifth Avenue, Near 3lst Street, N. Y. band’ a Wigs. elit, mnlsal ; | z That ir hen as OV t to (be penalty ——— srt nl hear | unsuilied though he! sheet, | > T admitted this. 1 know women who DOING IN CHICAGO edness in exercise of govern. talk ASFUINGTON, June At th Will Be More Progressive a Phan ‘“Innocuous | amental pow bout doing the big things in; a Cabinet meeting before the St an excuse for neglecting the little convention President Wiln | bP airrrieet aebaas \things, And [ said, too, that 1 had| SHICAGO, Stine §—With another! OUly Conver aD ee tee | for leg nd who, while! Come to acknowledge the existence ot | — _ | gloomy, rainy day in t. Chicas tails of ‘ov the Demoer . platform | posing as party workers, have served lunder a retainer of special interests, | careless alike of party principles or of party justice, are passing from the to-day b up statistics ib) t had om f for the brant handed 1% small class who transmute their! an jhusband’s money into « self culture |‘ |which they seem to believe gi * 1 replied living water | te argument for divorce, seeks the of us be of the rig rnd discussed: the of weath- | dele [Of the Progr convention ton stage.” them the right to despise its sou ARH hed | Bates 3 —— the man who made the m for an The papers printed a won “ou This country will neat be great leer, mney the, a * aging Wak Or ee ae ae ce PME One 1a rae ri 7 man would be the real mate t mal i count pu service to the | “I except from iy eriticism of New | {)\" nourable optimists who get, Yer inca 18 ater than the amassing York marriage the ative New 1 “More rain to-day and ma y private gain,” Yorkers,” Dr. Keigwin continued Y win answered ' rat TERRORS ersons born and brought up in eee who have ‘ y soug OL Maw: eathessans. tocinerts lead @ite view of the things: First, absolute abstention | NeW York m to me to lead quiet, inatend of from any effort create or foster orderly, happy, domestic lives, It's Lonew set factional turbance; second, in no); the people who come here from other fe bull fre K who event tu use executive power to fur) ang smaller places, who seem to be nik ther personal aims bewildered and dazzled by w York naar 4 ie npvired |advisors of the President want t and who become the bachelor on top of the t WU co em ean! mow How ehali the brides and bride n words ned of w ban: tion of candida hn aa n 1 + for office.”" Vf he ino wn BrOsALV entio eats grooms of this month keep out of 1 Alb if the Were discussed in detail de ja i re ab. {that bachelor class?” [ asked, “What heer Cat eT ay HULL Dra eC ‘6 neiple recommendation do you | (Moral No. 1. for the June bride and : the Demorratic’ platt busines ie icine Bridegroom: Go to the bullfroy; co ¢ ' nen from 1 Senator nal rew sider his wavs and ke Uy an in Con nr camp 89 ts a business Flaw in the moral or My in the butter, a another on wife as! juat ae you like—All the tlie the bu f full and equal par frog waa churning he waa trying to 1 that "Give the party voters a chance to Keigwin answered, "Marrlag Pan Ae ae r hominate the candidates; transfer the ‘contract—-a note. Now, the law does t ‘ i power in no uncertain way to the inor recog ‘ Baieismentee ‘ ‘ “tt party members; make them the final | "0! 'cosnize any reason for not pay- , FT se arbiiers of party nominations.” |INB # note except repudiation of the |! She * — janature on it. A should be |Conunue: eo, Se n ; H fi the young people 4 w na th, who pa hate v SD aN ety oat the p2sked of the marriage bond between | responsibilities nd ora n the middle hut th sis of a class, but of a ? F ‘n espa : aT ! RUE Tha RIGH GOLA taal tn (tO sons is the sume question the |month. | ‘They " f Oratanioal: “nundtual aul: Juction In the value of his se- law asks of other contracts: “Is that |tnebatted ea wie ‘ A speceh. He talk what those dependent upon | your signature? Lf it is, why, then, |! {9 follow O;with 4 nd ya from investments feel in jay ap.’ « straigh AY in his pocise bu their income, the! : i show them h i i “ i lll more You do not adm. divorce? 4 that will come eer th ers p and t) asked (The storms are the castes! Pb i aa n . Keigwin, It's the long, tert als, foam An apecia es replied: Br . which not a wave stirs sl ’ 1 enator h Ay Keigwin 1 have even married dis gaps, end the ablest sea p will a time and he “If we ara te have contented vorced persons, when | was con- not avail to steer the ill wasted vessel munities be free from disorder) vinced the cireumstance » for- out of the Dead Sea , we must stop extravagance and care-|iner union made it unte ang! Butt did not Dr Keigwin to loss expenditure, and have the public ae sai y the founders Pa business properly transacted." jihac the new marriage guve a pros- Instead, 1 i = ee |bect of genuine happiness, But most that early ma . wi { want to sce the ficit efforts of | divorces are avoi t divore inything to do with do a \! | the privileged frustrated, bribery and! aye obtained to + | Pines gets corrupt arrangements destroyed, and iat " A All-the- Way-by- Water ARUBA peu nuatiaeh er teense | ines which in turn aay BERK | young 1 mental favor has been bought and about othe divorces, A distine |has found ronit t The Superb Steamships | sold converted into true assemblies of | guished lawyer of my acquaintance, | rarel {| honest’ representatives of the B60: | who has had a great deal to do wiih | {Mt nes ll Massachusetts and Bunker Hill || reconetlin, @men and women wo | . PerReteerinaerees sough, hit for legal adview, told. me | Selena of the Metropolitan bine | It is the common enemy. The essen: | RAY Binat differences between Huse | Who has ey awl ow using the | Wal operations of govern inevi aril) incident, some. Netie | Bot because of w herent mequatity | |tably furnish opportunities for scoun ich they were not enougn | Of Intellect, but bn eer |] Jdrelism, and against this course all 4 ie A. whien | Opportunities of h \ | [parties and the peoplo as a whole A | for w | must wage an unrelenting war.” tet br. - vou nto | | | heir choice t s i their daily trips betwee | periods to a n to adv | erved nk think of divorce? - Tk t us offering to the Travelling Public that the only thing S OWN WHISKER we . divorce Is that it if 0 Hl one of the most Fascinating All the | cethat is, it rarely | Criticised in a newsp f bs Wy divorces more than one persem. THE! sparing of his beard, a Pa Way-by- Water routes in the World, | other stays tmartied and trails a having: OR his Dear ri ; broken spirit through dusty years to) Russian priest has been awarded Always in Sight of Land | death, And [ think, too, that $1,000 damages oe person Who sets sail so gal " : Mode! | Rescn, wa Fala aay 60 HL ELL Sees CHANGE IN LEAVING HOUR Mustrated five years he or she will be ' etts and Bunker Hill now depart from Nev | the starting point ready NO THREATS TO PRESIDENT. 4 a Bunks Fie Par! ae Ui er | $55 new. pilot and ma ee Days a indays at 6 o'slach | ana} { ¢ morning, the » Hours Between the Two Cities ls t had been suffering from veral sttended natioval at-large, nominee — for FOR DEMOCRATS t ; * ae aL discuss proposed platforms prey adel’ Goa en ‘vogressives and Republicans 5 i el | ‘The President's draft of planks will be ) oe tain ie the | The President examined the plat Arn | ! form adopted by the Republicans and { f Ci uar apa atniiae ; che to. {the ote approved by the Hesolutions ee iY morrow,” the for announced, [Committe of the Progrersive con 7 vention. Members of the Cabinet said ) Both Chaunce M. Depew and! they con ro the Republiean plat \\ “Unele Joe Cannon, ¢ v-two and | form “innocuous,” and declare that | eigl Iv, € f2 years old | the Democratic platfora: will be more | é ‘ Mi hanatrat ther] progressive Most of the infuentia “ e control nds and wives we are discuss un optimist, If he had vin refer 1 én but represent sentl- | ing Ausceaded! 1h Heppinuy cite of Ue \ ton, , of thelr voting strengt) in the nto djoining gall eodings In the Re Ll Girls’ b For school or holiday dress-up—voiles in plain colors and p mneastity cy atripes—-pretty Colonial floral patterns. ‘Tailored styles epp. pique, gingham and chambray—aew high waist or two- : ed | piece sport models, Ages 6 to 14, actin Girls’ Repp and Galatea Tub Skirts, $2 eet At the Fashion rom New Shop nn | Nineteen West 34th Street y Sted an Interview recently attributed | o him on the subject of prenaent | f WA, . | Wilson's peace efforts, the Overacas | Oo es été |News Agency says. | Tho Ambassador also fs quoted as! Trotsieme Modele [asserting that Count Friedrich von| s | Westarp, Conservative leader in the! © | Reichstag, desired Mr. Gerard to have | [a spurious Interview published some time ago, but that the Amba: declined. The HIS chic Georgette sailor illustrates the newness and martness of our brill sseries of Mid-Summer Modes. $ Even now in June, when most hewa agency statement fol-| lows H ‘ shops only show the same old Ambassador to | leftovers from early May, staf! memb of the Vossiche Zeitung | that he never made the utterances tn President Wilson's proposed ributed to him and | stag servative leader, Count tarp, said that Mr, Gerard had announced President Wilson's in- “| tention to mediate for peace, and for this purpose to exert pressure on the hell ts, which he (Count von was unwilling to agree to states that Count ined that he have purious interview published some time ago by the Nattonal Zeitung, At | gael Saturday, June 10th LLY Bring the Girls Here Tomorrow (: SI CHa feast of new and dainty Confirmation and | *” Graduation Dresses as you have never seen. | Girls’ Dresses—Beautiful , we're creating new styles every day. 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