The evening world. Newspaper, July 29, 1916, Page 8

The Evening World Daily Magazine, Saturday, July 29, - ere efthity woo. |The New Parasol iy MOPARLeHED wT JosErH FULITERR - — Pubtened Detty Bacay , ba a te tties,, The Jarr Family By Roy L, MeCardell nev wnening Compons Neo 18 te meng wit We Pe Prem Pontening Ge (The Bee Tae Grentg Wemty LANKA MUDIUDOR OMITH heaving the time of her life aald Mro Jerr. time, can't 17" asked Sire ‘Clare MuAri4ge-tatth wag when the chide leet trebdeg round, eo I'm just going ehepe her the fret ween he town ve jue lohe wende et ona! ioned | oes,” cot & tet her love t be re the the a the children red to you" vine iw y wlee of ber,” replied end . department of ome big etore aad Gag - 20,006 TUL" gait Mee Jere “1 notios | little Kmma'e birthday te coming ——E — —_- whe hean't sent anything to the ebtl | that will not be an untruth, will fe » from Saratoga Bott words end I would Mke to get her 6 ate GRAND JURIES. {ter ho parentpa. | party areas and one for bad w | What do you Wie her to send to | for school, but that I can't HEN 60 eminent end experienced « lawyer o# Samuel Unter the children?” asked Mr, Jarre, “You| “Oh, 1 wouldn't do that,” pecdioe4 myer condemns to « learned eudience the Grand Jury Aah elgg Fea a a Lt @o that? Led f vinal bead work from Nia ‘alle | “Wouldn't @o that? Wh eystem, then the merite of thie old inetituty winally oo “ } dant OS ae hl ig me, nat’ designed to protect innocent citizens from unjuet proreoution, become And why shouldn't 17 Indtan bead | Cla @ Worthy of our renewed attention work! A red flannel cushion with a | me f I have done tor bert 8 “1 om among those,” boldly declares Mr Unto “whe wind In b ve and hile sane beste ob yee pa her to ber rem Believe thet our Grand Jury system should be @ au Wilke sarow it 64 y mee in be we served @ useful purpose, but It hae berome antiquated and # pro litte source of oppression. 1 ought not to be possible in these Gaye to brand & fellowMeing by an Indictment resulting from © Gar chamber proceeding In which only one wide has had the opportunity of being heard” Bome Btates have nearly abolished Grand Juries in criminal pro eedure, Our neighbor Connectiout, for wees them only in Capital cases, leav to official prosecutors the duty of presenting ordinary accusations to court, If Mr workings of this modified form it might be difficult for him to deter mine whethor more innocent persons suffered or more guilly persons escaped prosecution, The Grand Jury aystem provaila in our Federal Courts and in’ a most of the States, 11 has Leon often criticised, often condemned, | * but somehow is atill continued, Where members of this inquisitorial body have permitted their broad powers and independence of action to be usurped by aggresive prosecutors, then they have become mere “rubber atamps,” like French Parliaments before the Revolution all over the place, If #he | send something why didn't! * one of those old tvory fhe 4 lw orying how unhappy ehe @ d and cranky, 1 te® might be worse and that cronkiness is a sign of bad healt and the black mourning modes of tee day do not include the stuffy old velle and widow's caps that used te be ” vend oaming: table mein? her it ‘Vim eure T do Jarre, “Hut what's the @od ting @iftat One has to If not ta other gitt worviog,” | “Phats Juat tt," retorted Mee, Jane {'"f whe had eent mething nice from | Marat there are novelty stores there, and she has the nerve to write me to tell me of the beautiful hand embroidered centrepieces whe saw there in an Armenian ahop and anked me to Ko down to the atores and find Out what Nice One® Gort, ao ehe could seo If she could do better in Saratoga, The tdea! How can T tell? You can xample, Well, have tt your own way,” ealé Mr, Jarr, for (hese mattore were bee yond btm Yen, have it my own way! That'e enmy enough for you to aay,” replied Mra, Jarr, “Hut I simply am eo playe@ out that Tam not able to do aay shopping for anybody, I couldn't eves de any for myself, So I wish you would atop in several of the be stores and find out what dining table centrepieces coat, Anyway, I don't believe whe wanta them, They are ao8 Untermyer examined inte the * et centrepieces for whatev you |in atyle, although abe wouldn't know * hoone to pay for them!" that, for no matter how much money obediently registering the edicts of the King. “Write and tell her you're not feel. There, indeed, the system is weak and of little service But when a Grand Jury of independent mon fearlessly and vigorously carrion out the original intent of the « the public realizes that there is still strength and merit loft in the old institution, Times have indeed changed from daya when the Grand Jury w 0 bulwark in defonse of innocent persona against the zeal of crown prosecutors and ruthless conviction in controlled courte, Perhaps the system ie antiquated, and, perhaps, by curious reversal, it has changed from a barrier of protection to a source of oppression, But because of its mystery, the awe it inspires and its functions in the past, the publio ia prone to regard it atill ax a sacred inheritance from our) favefathere and to fostroy it a sacrilegious blow at our liberties, ———-4 ->-_—__ ‘When Dr, Charles W. Bitot calle on America to take “active part with France, Belgium and Great Britain in support of their ideale and thus defend herself against possible future attack on her territory of her institutions,” he ta jut about as far from the average American point of view as it le possible for a college and leisure whe has, Clara Mudridgee Smith ts hopelessly middle class, “Really, I couldn't tell a centres @ piece from a cushion cover," eal@ Mr, Jarr, “You know how it gets om my nerves to go shopping, even whom I know what tt ia I w “Oh, very well,” replied Mre, Jerr “I suppose tt will be left for me te do. I don't aee why it ts people never call to 866 me or write to me unless it's for some favor, Btill, I suppose it's beat to keep in with her. Fer, after all, @ friend ie @ friend, ead come till next spring,” remarked Mr, | some day she may be of service te Jarre, us, Thank goodness, I'm not eelfe “But @ party to celebrate it can be | ish!" ‘ Ieee DCT Co STATUE SEOTONG UOT TRISTE IC TOTRETT TUTTE ETT TTS : The Office Force By Bide Dudley ing well @hough to go shopping this weather,” suggested Mr, Jarr, “1 can't do that,’ eaid Mra, Jerr, “I'm going to have @ birthday party for our little Emma when Clara Mudridge-Sinith comes bac! And as Clara always pretends ahe ts ao fond of the child and will see to her mak- ing hor debut--why do rich people alwa: promise so «many = years ahoad?—why, I can't very well make any such excuse,” Hut little Emma’‘s birthday dosen't » Copyright, 1016, by The Prem Publishing Oo, (The New York Brming Weetd) ' SED by the papers,” eatd Pop- | testily, “Miss Till president to attain, st 4 ple, the shipping clerk, “that the | 0 further for a rae pun (en ae 7 a Oe Gormans are reported short of | Nemes cent Gane ; MOTOR MANIACS. {Rules for Good {Ii . tis Resimnine | Serve suking erat sonuine cn | MHEES vex? Bane bean ad 8 fi The Ogl Husband : “a sei hoa ROSECUTED by the combined efforts of District ‘Attorney and S | : } : e g in g usban | he Beginning aay Se) F gueha eamo t ae meena tone, ‘the young should be Police Commissioner, nineteon potty bookmaking gamblers SalesmManship By Sophie Irene Loeb | of Pins suggested Bobble, the office boy. hoop atitl aaa sat ew Nt | . ‘ rae D 2 “Pay no attention to him, folks,"| the talking, then,” aal have beon sentenced to ton days in jail by the Goury bd Gen wad Maes oh r Courant, 1010, by ‘The Press Publishing Co, (The New York Breaing Worit) wil fe * | said Miss Primm, private socretary| The private teoratary whirled ta Ral eral “weg after thoy had been discharged in Magistrate's Court, ‘Constructive Salesmanship ERSTER defines ogling ae “the | small redress for the wife who would HE firat pin was probably one Of ty the boss “He thinks he's @ wit.” (Shir. “What doos that meant woh high official aeal in protecting the morals and pocketbooks : : W cop 1 act of viewing with coquet- tlah glances.” n complaining, Quite ri my dear woman, manded, “In it an tnsinuation Then @ho addressed Poppl Tam elderly?” tho first things that man had to make, For as soon as he got of citizens who choose to gamble is commendable, for law should be By Robert B. Goodman, Apropos of ad { know of no more unmanly hablt| beyond the fig leat and began to| Crit are holding firm and waiting,| No insinuation ie necessary,” eal \* enforced, But if tho District Attorney and the Police Commissioner hae Asin ane the ne ei cat ning re sai ai PAC hu Lf it Wap Gaus Wear even the primitive garment he : ale ti alate a have ite ri AG you know,” snapped ‘ evoted tho samo energy in sonding to jail somo of the speed maniacs, thing and the maater of selling] {e moxt humiliating offonsow againat | WIN Tle wit. Tle in surely comnis darn et CE ReP ern OF Bellas PATE ile “tes ann’ etensani Fee nly Mannan nicht veara am @runken young fools and reckless drivers of automobiles who con-| dominates the industrial world, Boe] Wife, 1 have suffered keenly individual would ti Mnto It was he naturel thing Mat AEs | phen, turned und grinned at the boy, ennne door flow open and Mr Boole | stantly endanger life and limb in the stroots, they would be performing -_ eta paella pba chee ee oe one ee peeginrery f adiniratic WY hawine wtnta | j he thorn was tho firat fastener te aa Stee at oak An vtite Maener morning” sor areeeneay, a oe | Ny €n even more commendable public duty. dollar car, the hundred dollar bond,| 4nd me; In fact, It han taken all the! courting hin witc: or in, the dese vee | and. Ct AUFOUih ARG Ib Whe. Bot Boe att Bore, you mean,” snapped Miss| fie stored ane tinea ee + For officials who complain that there is not sufficiont law to do] the Ave and ton cent store, Saleaman. | Pleasure out of publio enjoyment, — | fore he war married. | Hecaune tn than half @ century before garr Primm, | “Oh, Misa Primm," he sald, ohip haw she was the woman “ho this, The Evening World calls attention to existing statutes dealing made that now quite uni-| "My husband ia a travelling MAR) (ooh! a Sf mondor whtte fiakbonee ney NOM Rove aa tr eT kot to have the papera on that Mawking sult again, Hawking and he was naturally re-| of slender white fahbonos, the bookkeeper, pleasantly, “Hobbie ty Vorsal @uvenionce we call the pack. | 40d It doo aeom (f ho haa the) wponsible for her pleasure, Vrom fishboncs to metal was t ‘oean' | 4 Age Co fourteen y 4 4 With assault and battery, manslaughter and murder, Jersey justio age, and has put a Federal atatute|SouRh to respect hin wife for the! Had he actod otherwito he could! next advance, but at least another Merete inoussion t nderetand the | You wore Working {ere then, wove . has discovered enough old-fashioned law in that Stato to serve the| behind the label on that package, It] little while he in with hor, Fea ee Rmee Ut’ nee a tials Ltata ee Ge rece thane Peetteke pins | Australians aro gaining much ground. | yout 4 . has put the band on tho cigar, Hein] “LAM the mothor of two daueh=|roawoned that having, caught. the} and hoodies out of bronse, BEE ee eee et Ted” Boeclen |. Well eat cate acne ee dota n ; tera, I do all my housowork, wash |atreot car—hin wife—he is wate i Vor the orl u ot d 4 bi er ee A Hudson County motorist was convicted of assault and battery spar fame thea ie ae safe TT ust go back to the days | emiling, Haloamanahip put the ing and ironing Included, and I earn | Watching others ko by. “Very good, Mr, Popple,” eald Misi fety device 7 eis wo nolent Antiquarians are agreed that must go back to the days o (hen 38 By Greece, 1 want to @ the points of the case with your Hlesenhnaile Bal the overything L wear by sowing for my| NO Woman, unlews whe ia tnsanoly for having injured a person by reckless driving, A Mercer County ai ? By vhat 1 call real w ‘Tho born disappeared in hy nn the autos enlour, would’ take. iasuo with Net| tho safety pin_aa an adjunct to the | Camm. “THAG w he bose dlsupneured in’ Bis Y .- woul ‘ Y “Like the Joke the unsteady | Miss Primm. bo; ’ was found guilty of atrocious assault for running hie automo-| M™% the photographic negative on] frlenda, Ho telly me he doew not wee Wien he aduires & Worian| toilet bud parsed into common Us| arunkon man aprings,” auld Hobbie,” |the flew for the liawkiog papers a y \ A fim Inatond of & alana plate, the|@A¥ one that looks better than hia Heraif, Hut she knows} among the women of Mycenae fully |“"Wiae "Yo you moan?” domanded | bie finally. apoke up le into a wagon, ‘Tho highest court of our noighbor hae held! ganotine into the fount at the corner| Wife and ohtidven, and yet he te ARERR NOH AMAMInIAR CHE Cha ReneS years er tie ee Popple, “ “That boss of oura te alwaye epiiie? that an assault under the criminal law may be committed by driving| of the etrest, Salesmanmip has put |Ullty of this vory disgusting habit, st inating A ‘ “iin joke ta reel wit. tively Just what beans,” ho sald in alinost exact duplicate of the pia i n\ int “Ho Is the Joke In the moving plo- OU RO chase yourself!" ‘@ €n automobile in such manner as to endanger tho safety of othor| M® KMAraNtee on moat of the things] “HEU Just to wake him proud of hie keniloman C2) imeanm That tt] of to-day, tui said Mian Tillle, Mise Primm, and the woraaantin ily rs y F/ you buy, from a manufacturing plant | emily that L work an J do, and when| hy Ahe iw wo wounded and disoour | Kxamine the apecimena of the My.) "wwWon, 1 declare!” wad Mina Primm, cussion waa’ over, dead perc a to @ pale of mocks, Khow me anything|# Wife puts forth hor boat efforts to) whon, will men realise the untold | py ' Try some automobile fools and thuge under the old-fashioned | in your department store or ware. [make | If wttraotive to her hua. nme they Anfiet ny their po cutlod And oxcept 5-57 teneaaeeiianid~tabebbldel iG ablalania ir geaemaiae te tbs Nirher evimin 4 wee i Foliog | NOUN OF In Hweet's Ind or your| 4nd, what can be more dinguating| “harlow admiration of other) jpon while those of the modern type & lew oe tc nal ey Mosara, District Attorney and Police | sivere guide that ealeomanship has| than to And him ogting other women| "S14 ine to wen a atrict statute | Are of brass you shall be unable to Where to Spend Your Vacation — rep try sending some really dangerous criminale of} not put tte stamp upon, haa not helped | When he takes hia wife out, arainet the flirt Individual Hg a the sharp, point boing | this clase WAKO more suitable to your need and] “Many tlnes I have gone out ex-| expecially the imar be to to be some Value still left In the Atare and Btripos at sea, The recret of a successful vacation now tha are tolling us how to ad-|concerned, he has always enjoyed) hoar hin name, by those of lower rank, it will be @ pleasure to resume the]in to do just the ¥ —_—_—-(——— Vorges It hlnaelf with them, and E have alwayal And ttle the wine husband who will ne Fre) te Pip aed by ih dally dutios, In order to do thin t uy do a if f ound, " rm year » the buen te, ar couraged it b want him to enjoy! prolong the happliess of hin hone by omans was lo de « eH ue tial a coord. | Woman who holds Armenia is now cleared of Turk tan War Oftioe t S from al parte af cur grent| fl wrt thie | have been itberal (| puch deference to hin partner when pointed: 6 iaraer Ae a ane areas an i paens 1 in ace door postion require in , », onde mn ) lakes her out, be whe attractive} mons whic y bo to-day | anc © vooation, door life, and for : the count & ot ww eased Armenians, wore he alive, but how mixed hie th it + women Of thon Jaya WearlNk | 1 aug day out or do Keneral office | WeUK! prove mont beneficial : emotions over their salvation by Russlans, whose conqueat of tower dinoummed Ww RRSP ET they ath a. r robes over thelr shoulders in a + . f-door Porget duty, Do not try to oateh n . ‘ ; enerye nop ap at we take greater pat Aa ey. Mor pint and. wo res | Work YOU Need active outof-door Ife, the Turks he blocked for so long, tom and Olamaifoa tion True is the observation of Confuctua, that we take or at pa Le to han A ped ie wider 2 Ane fe t Ke camplng party a the thing up in reading the popular books, De Ys solontifie perawade others that we are happy than endeavoring to (hink 49 ourselves, to the eariies re Bee ae te [inpowaible wi § not lug along a Jot of magagin aan OW peda LOA A sian, (he golden pin betty buried, ads | tr oun nar techaleal journals that you DAV . > Vilow ane Hiepection, or two men | GOLDSMITH One ee ture Of pina tne the} Apel all your me Wt had the time to look over, — Never Letters From the People ailuded in a twutative way to the on: | —" ne ge TT, OE vit Meats aati ane un ates imoustatn ‘limbo, tuning, | mtd about Aniline that NoedlemoR (Wi Hew OF advortte Nin wren! pe vy . i t te yyr4 ot Unole fa orget that you can read and just]? a woos nanennmnnay Wante thie maby, Wivall wontr, ne thoy | eunvention Het a aihaly wuld was auld Mechanical Fan Appliance for Rocking-Chiatir} sien’ nee sam was not Uncle San so at nd | Ranier reing sive aah Aven Luk: Rach AbOUL MALORINAANID. MN FEGONL yourn ' : at all, 4 Re Pane Wat | atantly occupied With your surround. | dene, ‘Will some kind reader please wive) ciy cmoiain ja Pagh * i however, there have Been marked NOTHIN mechanical rocking the Jevelulenaty War Lach ree that. business Wil never once} DO not think you are getting» @ Me An effentive way that hae been | ay wonpol tho a wee n | chang ei The attitude of handy ohale fan of the revolving: type oF by American women was the}enercach Upon your thoughts, vucation when you spend your tme for gelling rid of red and bieck (ne cube! the Hiveat Cleaning Has |to the probleine of marketing, und hae boon contrived, says Popular ree eam thee Ktitiah, cruiworn [cit jou arene of the arity of antes | At ahowa, 10 crowds OF in exoe tried “ ry WE tO PUL a diainfeetant in oe) let HL attended another na f re ys (| yp yoopla who always have to cater to} dancing, You may be having @ : 4 enue! CONBTANT NEADWN, y waier when they sprinkle the atroate | {lama sonventinn of humor manufac, | Mechanies " we iat a as tat or | gobbitng “up the PURDIION ay Fant Uk | Be ee titherm you require both | Uo Dut you wo Not Ket & Yaome What te am nation Mittens i & Wella, 8 thay would, paso | feieand BaF ie hare a ore cd cee | ee te oleeek. Tenpte were made In Connecticut and Vand physical restoration, ‘The | ton. If you dewire rel benefite §Fom f oto eH OF HM Teen jamued, Ie aliomt Nolmelenm & Bodo ry » pine b rding house te where you] Your summiner outing plan it not for Be the Battier of The Br ening Word hapa there mini Hott } onal reptation ¢ meine mel mul | Houth Carolina to inake pine by hand rousing good tine but ti BD, Mi'e Wogan billions amuse ine Nene MA RMADIN. | 200te ae Ne Wur for. (th operation, ‘The dotaite of tt» eon. | Mtably the factory started by Dr ) a will vest vou | Gh Rraateat Lena(it to the Grae WAL H | ‘ Me inwat pti Be i r fe i ‘ou te ti fo the Whoever heard of an Moglian billion iaksls ce | un a ftruction are withheld for obvious! Jonny. wo at Birininghain, & nN an oe mind or body aw tho case may be, iN islemeas from on Ai ertoant | Yeraels s wvele renn but the general arrange | Wiehe tes0 that pins were manurao: | house Will ; In short, if your duties imply mene * Phe following ie from Kyan | In reward to Jiien Verne’s aerial 1o apparent, & imal fan, pres tured by machinery, the first Of thege | Bile One the futigl Agito Eid yacaiiae ae “ ‘ ‘ Nee aerial \ with « td, a mounted ono r hachinew «ivi pina Without a head, | restful tren ve Tat of physics ereatic 04 000 Lenmien Vader (he Mea," pubs | be pegged ve * smprere ggg ¥ he tha head being. formed by Uny aoe Te you are a teacher try) travelling do abtaing the requinite rent, i) Mehed in The Hyening World, 1 te ther repr pater 4 Ue dhe. wire and fastened on the|for the aumme Your exhausted | Your Usual labors are amid nolay ere to Inform that , ronandis ! dable WIN the wetuatiog mechanian, | thank by pressure, Krom (hia stage) mind will be restored by the varied |! inge week ur vacation @ @ a wtory oe fee Mphynn,” wan BONN 14 “ey ana tom © t amate ret Se) | pines with a aolld head; and so from “in A few duys’ vacation thus wheel; 90 We Béion Hf he Brewing Inspired and oontuis partly Mdgar| caring, “itt hed nov kece tA a oe tat’ ie imal & He eine tec have travelled. along | ‘the tired housewife requires a com. | planned will bring more tasting bane ; iy of talk about infantile pa: | Allan Voee master The ad manufacturers meeting Ton AA a er vention at aumetent {trom theemmachine wie (Ui IE plete reversal of er usual routing [Ate thay two Weeks of & constame ~* |p el Lead usd TREORT Ik wae & oils ' " wet and can! ateadily In one direction at muMetent | 4 Wute to (home Which give (if she dwells in the city sho needel round of pleasure, and corainy SMlyele and about the medical fra. ventures of Gorton Py \t ae bere ted HULA bn Fm Wal adily he attached removed ax|apoed to throw a cooling Current Of | qo ,oo4 pins an hour, @ total output of the country for her Vacation centre to work Will not be the bugbeas P et belog able Wo atamy out Di. Chui KUM, Congress A eccsaion Gomends, ‘he tan cevelves Os ageiuat the gucupant of tue obadr, 190,000,000 @ seas. sssseiniiaiad the towm or village resideut wil) oow is in ‘Bo many cage ls ] * Sag ate om ald mass en ‘The firat act of the sold Pacific liner Korea after hotsting epite the scuttiing polley of American ship owners, there aecma eusler for you to procure, Our salesmen sell our lumber, but they are not content with that, They to @rade It, how to um Dor to moat the consume ufaoty dum workine pooting to apond @ pleasant evening, only to return home broken hearted and humiliated beyond expreasion, tof things, my women friende are plotous and all ae “Ae far 0 action ho might veupect wine If he must tndulae In thin ailly the decency to apare hia wife while he ie with her, When a woman endeavors to make ha eo ee by paying her the exclusive attention he would to any of the ladies of hiv acquaint. ance while with her, who does not ooncealed in precisely the same way, The Wtruscan safety pin preceding that worn by the Myconean women waa firat of iron, then of bronse, With tly golden pina worn by the yen Mm contrast to the of tron and bronge used common one) HE real {don of @ vacation Is to eecure a change and rost—to re- build the exhausted portions of this @ vacation should be planned #0 that the mind and body are brought Into such @ state of recreation that find the seashore td but in caso Khe must Some bo entirely exempt from all dutios, id The quiet farmhouse ts the vaoae “ x the occupation of Italy by the|the human system and to atore Up A} tion spot for tho girl who te ems ‘the Japanese flag and leaving Now York was to wirelons Wash: Nave begun to tell wa how to make it, [and when T accuse him of It he tella! ReteE OA OCH eaaatite Tt had Homans the pln Ansumed & large im: | new supply of energy. To accomplish | ployed In sey ttctory. Lot her take fagton for protection from imaginary German aubmarin De how to cure It, how to dreaa tt, how| me Lam narrow-minded, Jealous, aue- jive it the and We are told by Tacitus © Kood books and a hammosls and Just rest up under some big, shady tree,