The evening world. Newspaper, July 24, 1917, Page 12

ee AAA 8 re aean « . | . ‘ ra a oa By J. H. Cassel itty Failures AMAenmD FY eeu , ‘ ° Prerened Paty Ravee here. Wiahing Compeny > \W ) ( ame 5 ac Tee how oe etek o* 1¢ ‘ ‘ ee ~~ oF 9 '- i {oat ‘ . ‘ } Nui oe . : . ater t TRAY ; By Albert Payson Terhune —— = Rrtered of the Te : “va Nave te oo mT & ee e hee tow bree : oe Cee ‘ ’ 45) DURE OF MARLBOROL GH, the Feilure Who Became el . " . Mor ™ England's Here — “gag \ J D man, Who had eleaye been fortunes © found OLUME ose guarded prisower \n the Tower of Lon We sphere ‘ And (here eas every probability OCEAN FREIGHT RATES MUST COME DOWN j in gphengfcs a aur at es eee The prisoner eas Joun Chur rant @ die) ond as britiiemt OLLIW ING ’ i a 9 e. We weve . and en te onipy ’ bad . au . ” . . a ' the ‘ * 5° on b be hed ue ¥ ‘ t great 4 . - ated “ . wen fa A’ fiteen be ome rete * won 0 one o Wub rh, *uo was afierward hing James Britioh Admire 7 * : — He *as unusually handsome and clever and @as a subtle American consumers Lave ‘ efly and m r He wor the liking of bie masier, sho gave of the pernicious a ties © © boosting pr eore of ¢ English Army does pot require mux hought wever, to gee that with the cor wae rup A ‘ , of the war vitally dependent uy an enormous volume of ocean ea r . ; ; . nd by to @ rome rapidly ” rage between the United & 1 its es, unpatriotic extortior biden ange ¥ ‘ practiced by shipping concerns i* in the run nothing more nese daughter, Anne e day b Engia ess than another huge | ed upon the shou sof thore w s te oom must ultimately pay wte of the war A Economia), undies ' 1 transporte { tuffs and wa ‘ ’ e w Misty ait? f supplies across the Atlant ’ , “iva npor as th ' ‘ reat? ‘ 4 yreeeeeereee ys in dea duction vhp Wanes oF | For helping to. yellion “The fact is,” the I’ ent red two weeks aga, “that (hone Treachery AW enetutros . % \ ms who have fixed war frewit rate ive taken the most effective mear M . in their power to defeat the arm ngaged against German Wher yrange, on et saa me #o ne y ' they realize this we may, T take r granted, count upon t t pestered ; * , reconsider the whole matter 2 > oppuse Willian ' weal ove w u Experience has shown tint pleading makes few patriots out of M4 Pals dain dt taaacieny: eave SRL eBay ‘nee 4 e and war profiteers i sent Jamies into exile. As a rews wich us made Earl of erie ‘ The only way to be sure of a just aeale of rates Ba shrewd King W ti ar 4 mee " nding to establish dod maintain that seule by effective regulation Vhe a's restoraMon the throne, W nf e plot 1 threw . « fason e s wa Ma 1692 Tited States d be foremost among ied Governments to ariborougn into} * ¥ Marlborough was forty-two years cid hasten co-operation to that end die 4k dn Ghd AD. Wa Geenehery and -dohemine Hae : - -t- ended 4 s of i success 4 culm nated ta wane 3 \ the Englishmen shad #0 The President leaves no doubt as to what be thinks of Rested: Sonn OnUPen Mariboroveh, would & t moment have trying to run the war by committees changed places with doomed p Major Gen Goethals of the fmergency Fleet Corporation Yet, by an odd t of fortune, the Falure w t last set once more and Chairman Denman of the Shipping Board have furnished disquieting data along the wawe line at what cost to the country nobody can yet way Isn't it about time for Congress to show a little of the har¢-headed common sense supposed to be the special char acteristic of American statesmanship? | his services, and ret him free vent further mischief. ‘Then, in on the throne by Anne, whose favorite attendant Mariboroug Wine € uh to marr And Anne made him Commander-in-Chief of al! England's armies fo the Continent went Mariborough, in charge of the upon bia Success Road will hough still watching him cio} 1702, William and Mary w orces sent by England in the Hritish-Dutch-Austrian all ance against . i barnes France. Muirlborough’s genius shone forth trum Or does Congress still think there's nothing to war that in the war that followed. He came home can't wait till talk has had tts turn? ular hero. to be erwhelmed with honors and gifts him “Duke of Mari e and built on it a § nheim,” in honor of the war's -t- SPEED VIOLATIONS INCREASE. T TAKES a lot of optimism to believe that speed laws, cata " regulations, police vigilance and public education combined are} be carrying on anything but a losing campaign against the auto! a ie j Risen peril. en # hee rank they - - = —— sieeatenadiinie ie had lived to b Chief Statistician Strong has to report for June 1,096 vases of! rope eneed violation in Greater New York, as against 889 in May. ‘l'wenty-| a mi _ | ae |The Jarr f ri } The Real gd | ar land, $e : gave him a huge es: palace for him. The estate was named chief battle. For years thereafter Marlborough and his shrewish wife wrie the vire al rulers of England, bossing poor. weak old Queen Anne and running state affairs pretty much as they chose —but nov from the huge fortune and lofty won, The man who had once been an impriaoned Failure > the foremont etatesman ard soldier in E 6906 ‘ five persons were killed and 776 struck by passenger automobiles in} By Roy I as McC ardell June, as against 17 killed and injured in May. Motoreyeles killed | two and injured 58 in June, as against one person killed and a0 HOW THEY MAKE MANY PERSONS MISERABLE. hese individuals would have felt had ovaright, 1017, by ‘The Prem Publishing Co. | storage and now the Government 's band does earn isn’t enough to live , " because nen like Mrs jase Ae tt (Phe New Yuk Erening World.) going to investigate. pen ony injured in the preceding month | By Sophie Irene Loeb, | 2 ’ura® No sooner does « handful Aine Lapa jeaesig andl ya ta ‘“c RS. STRYVER and Mra] “I'll be glad of it. I'm tired of pay- | husband corner ali the food and coal Only in the case of motor trucks was there any lessening of the! ; : * of people collect than the circle . ie ch!" Ger | Ine tives Umass mbAt sehich ene BF0 | SAG) Ai Wscolnen AsRAAsATi¢n rh rg Cobynght, 117, by Tho Uraw Podtiahing Oo, Again I have seen a little foratgner Gratch!"" announced ne d and his ANd) Make tis: pay extorie ughter, Those juggernauts killed only nine persons in June as jem York Bening World,$ is and soon there ls a multitude. | wig, wearing the clothes of his oli trude, the maid. worth to make your husband @ a se much like sheep we are, Let seme one look in one direction but a few minutes and another will follow his gaze and then another until every day T was in @ surface car, and our passage was blocked by an accic A little ebild had been hurt Nd- | frie! Mrs. Jarr. |for them. And yo Mrs. Jarr left her visitor, the would: | friends rich,” said } al i “What's your trouble, Mrs, Grateh?""| what do you do? You ly husband threatens to go to the | ‘ator for Militant Femin to write his country's songs,” | 4t 9 serious time like t country, was being teased and tor- | mented by a number of persons who | %* War nurse, Clara Mudridge-Smith, had gathered around hin and went forward to greet the new- against twice as many in May, but the number of injured increased HIE oth from 202 to 227, | Special courts for speed violators appear to accomplish litt his tear sialned face giving evidence of his | °°Mers body is looking the same way without Stry- bbed the other. Washington and annoy the Presiden toward setting the fatality figures on the hoped-for downward trend. | Only a tow Piswine hae hi altneene: nivery, Se ee ae Ms aicinel Anuslo| bY BISkstaie WBi While HeUne? \ t ” an e you 2 , As to punishment Wf offenders, the report made to Chief Magistrate | 8 were pre: I wonder If these people ever realixe And there have been many scenes i | y husband!" aald Mrs. Gratoh. | pinkston?’ asked Mrs, Jarr. ‘Why Bat what are you doing for the hey are not here,” replied Mrs.) do you call yourseif by your previous | C#Use, for any cause? arr, "This ts lady's dé Well, | husband's name, if you are crying Grateh spitetu what 19 the matter? Here is Clara} about your present absent one” i have to stay at home and when y arrived: iow muuch real harm ‘hey do by con. |! Poor peddiera surround by joat. But almost before | crogating in crowds a> the least sign | A account of same little idiosyn you could tell tt-}o¢ something unusuat, Lt wonder if[°"@stes displayed by the man who people came frOM | hey consider how embarrassing it ts} 8% trying to make his way in the McAdoo shows a singular discrepancy between different sections of the city. In Brooklyn, Yor example, there were in June 450 speed) » Violations with 86 suspended sentences, while in Manhattan there! , pa Mudridge-Smith with her troubles} « ause w © married under |4ttend to my affairs, as pacpie . : everywhere, and ®| tor the persona affected by an acci.| Fd. The person of sound acnso rang: at ilps: Nonel ind citiey cua a, | 40 tho Nave 10 Werk, is place ce were 258 violations and only one suspended sentence, Yet it may be or the perac y who lias any charity in his heard@wilt and you two with your troubles. None the Liberty plan, he kept his name, 3 n pl f the aVivat sutiok the Hh nk killed } pea crowd of curiosity | dont or who are in any other predica ' isi PMs hearMBWill | oevou ever come to see me without |i kept mine. Me borrowed talkers," said Mrs, Je Ciara Mit noted that out of the 25 persons killed by passenger automobiles in| peekers had COR | nent to have a morbid mob bomming | |"TFAln from ple fo make « crowd | bringing your troubles, and I assure | money"—-— ridge Smith isn't going to be a wise the greater city 12 were killed in Brooklyn, plstity }thom tn from all sides, Lf only such 7160 ne Rees ae he farsa er diss! you Lt have plenty of my own { "t would call that a Liberty loanj#Md she knows {1 Sie only 4 Despite all efforts there seems to be as yet no uniform severity! Seemarmentete TNT mern MY lscokers of wennational scones could jie An acon ae he has convinced!’ wate, Stryver will be ruined by the as well ay a Liberty marriage,” inter | "049 she is to worry a 4 A vard Dil ncklessness and 1 ; ’ ait NeoPa Avot themselves in the place of the un- i a help, be should | unpatriotic laws that will not pagnit |rupted Mrs. Jarr, "Well, what made, sound, Mra ve yur sband toward automobile recklessness and no appreciable improvement in| the #mali space that it was with great unate o ta of their curiosity " binder the one who ty aftiicted 1) him to sell food supplies at & proper! him threaten to enlist to write nig) 48S vlenty of money, why should he the safety of the city streets jae We ee a se nen tl they would soon go alung and “mind =e pipe He Ge aleiy for thrills on} price, and he has been brutal to me!" | country's war songs Want to have swollen profits at th nhicles are like) \ : drug store. he Mass of people almost ; uninema.'” as OF Ee G! fe very much] wi od M tryver, “He was in _ xpense of people , : Drivers of motor vehicles are likely to see no lightening of their) surocated the Uttlo one. ‘The child's |!!! a one sing : cn |S hAbIt and might well be broken up ates net ny pay . gigi i: hi said M . ure ee oe Bs Who are at the 0 lities or lessening of their rest hin ni ould have ime Pei One of the most pathetic scen rhe safe % etka a ee ratch, am the wage-earner of Mele schemes of men like responsibilities or : rd ft restraints, But is it just poasible | re ia ent : at ° ae DARDS ee a iieaaed Wan ihhe OF An Old i rhe _ ee to sive the heip.| fo I have heard,” said Mrs. Jarr.| the family, and 1 was harsh to nim. | % Mra, Grgteh, you support a the pedestrian would be the better of for more downright rule AHA) BRAY PAGE ROOD posable to oanveY| nn who bad tainted trom bun Ne dass WKite teary, but to! "Vea," Mrs, Stryver went on. “and | iis senaitive nature cannot stand it.|!oafer husband without a regulation to keep him clear of careless street |the victim to a nearby drug store more vep from making the unnecessary he and his agociates had fifty-one | “any bit tt : 1 was cause old agonies He thinks I presume upon it because | rest! work yourse habits that tend to|quickly, As it was a policeman had to| 8°? 3b! Ap cauRed Untold OROnIO | OOwd ps dal » and you know in Jostiing assemblage million pounds of ebickens in cold/] support our menage.” your heart it inerease his peril? | Ft it would be @ good be found to make way for those who |YY @ Jeering, _ ot were caring for the child. \y hich surrounded her, some one hay —————-—--— FS hat gO | ane vant ae Whe nut around I could not but reflect that there |! sugwested that she was Intoxl B: >} | Gi x : _ id Clan Mudsaee ks Golo accel O8 th Chk Sarane ec ees Kerensky, newly appointed Russian dictator, {s reported ought to be @ law with real penalties |cated. It was with great dificult, achelor paul e ections ge Wil ets tr oo ac co es | Ihe OF bie counts soldier, Bente to be handling traitors and malcontents with an iron grip attached to preclude such gathering |that two charitably inclined women ' tae. pa pe pi ante pls EnBS The woman has no* heart!” pes A famous “blood and tron’ tonic was made in Germany {n of people whose only interest 19 curt. {squeezed through the throng to he By Helen Rowland cause your husband is going tomhoot| Mawheey stm Graken suits Bismarck’s time, ‘To-day Russia needs w drastle dose of that osity. A crowd gathers fuster than a!ald, 1 could not help wondering how . ’ i towhoot| "She has no sense of economic cone or something equally strong as his deadly poetry at friend and foe | ditions,” remarked Mrs, Stryver, Ceporight, 1017, by the i'n m aing Co, ¥ ti U antidote to the poison of shea y the rem Publishing The New York Kreuing World | aitke, and here ts Mra. Stryver weep- | 2USPand says that if the finanet German gold —_ ’ ; | ' | HEN It comes to choosing a wite every man feels like a small boy ing because the Government ts get. | Rcren'® 028 held up by ‘political Soe ‘< > atte . 1! “ r | a Phas iy) er ba a i l ips tor the 1 lat tsburg Recruit in a lollypop shop with only one penny to spend. ting after er husband because ye tm) ive thelr ald. “Look how elec een Letters Prom the People => ood pira When coercive lawa to limit mar pat Net Until After the W 1B trat Papers yews ago are proposed. the r The end of the honeymoon ts the ggint at which the aver: man “We thought you might sympathize |!* 0. the second reserve; stand as much wear as any high ; sin nd Mra, Jarr haa no pa r Vella mn Venre Only Applied f reostr ea aoe you mene a i eH noe ceases to be an ideal aud begins to be an ordeal, with us: you have nothing to worry| whimpered Mrs, Clare etre To the BAitor nin i papers. te cifoumatannee oMcers’ training camp try to) Priced Micceeery eer ican rae = you.” murmured Mrs. Stryver Smith. “She ridicules me ‘beoauae T My father came to this country V Nears elapsed and Todid not! profit by experience Of (NOMRT sce ants wane tham when’ youl After marriage, a man spends his time trying to|, “! Baven't, haven't I?” asked Mra,| ¥!8n to be @ war nurse: she ridiculed from Germany as a young man. He nthe Anal papers. Am Tan eeu ty ou can only wear ther r. “Doesn't my husband have 1g | 2c Silver because he hae tag ie declared his intention to become « “!! READER who went into the f CAMP Atl leave c The O, D, shirts tssucd | mould & woman to bis ideal; a woman spends hers |. rk on wages for Clara Mudria {f da he has half a mind to be an citizen, but failed to take out his *°*! Utes Your rather 2 een Plattsburg, in the first place, do not} by the vernment are comfortable trying to mould her ideal to the man. auithe bees Mudridge i last papers. After twenty years of Naturatined, ian suit ) not | and much better adapted for the ser . ne naan Pvlarg ean't afford to Pe let waka! said Mrs. Grateh 4 the Kalitar of The Ereving W take a civilian suit, you will no! p 1 pa ma decent salary because h nd they walk 4 left residence here, during which me be « World vies int wateh is a desirable 's ; : use he, |. : nd left Mrs, he ‘emigrated to South 4m now twenty-one years of ago! pe allowed to wear It at any time,| Vie A NTIME waten levira A man’s first flafie is like an altar-fire; his second |Ciara's husband, has a silly and mee LRA ET uin that Sher: My brothers, who were 2nd have been reaiding in this city tn» not atock up With uniforms, banal Neckiee Are Uncles, As sot {s a bon-fire; his last is a uice quiet domestic little extravagant wife. What my hus- coe 2% “SBE more ways thay born here before my father's emi. [" past eleven years. Want to) 2? inderwoar, the Government issues the | 2 me an will be t aa omp earth-fire, gration, declared their citizenship. 1 & comp hearth-fire ancliizen. Must [ cause you long-legwed drawers, but you can| ¢ was born in South America. I came Wane my declaration of intention and outfit and It Is much cheaper to buy | ie athletic suits, Five suite are | *. to this country fourteen years AKO. NN atentiig ea eg aer (9 aecure| from the Governmer THINGS YOU! C moient Bovis cErERaay Wes tome There ave thirty-four ways of making a husband y ntion to become a a On papers? uy re toilet art t \ ote: sold by the declared my intenti Hecate 8 | hore Noo Such Reatrie will need are toilet Vit Will’ crament at 14 coats a pair, Every- | happy; the Arst consists in knowing when to coddle him—the other thirty- in in 1904, and bave re fetlons hog dips aie h pps Q wiews. i ever since my arrival, Tam thirty-| | Bither Ie Bitatbte, he well to ha 1 peeconii ie ody uses (hens ‘three in knowing When to let him alone ! *S letter two thousand, with you according to your wishes it five, and lived in Germany four years TY» } f the Evewing Word not ae ke sowole,@Rl” Ghia comfore kit if you - years old was unearthed re-/would he asl perpetuity prevent Can I now obtain my ¢itizen Kindly advise me if it is for ree furnish ; cently in the ruins of the S$ abs myself am in good heal A. H.8, |lxtous reasons that a Catholic or a May Wake} Me The quickest and suvest way to awaken @ man's Interest {n anything, | papoum,. the temple of Mernphis, the ehild and’ all’ inthe eae Not 81 to 81) No, Jew cannot become Mresident of the ry ae bie 2 7 rie Na tt) from anew principle to a woman, {s to begin by abusing it. the great city of ancient Egypt he | ” of you ¢ ntinually. ‘To the Editor of The Evening World state religions enciue Ie ep. kingly : heaeecpaeaedlty © tne for using Uh [letter was written by Isias to 10! eived your letter trom, Kindly inform me as to the fol us reasons same . ; her a , : ices _|tusband Hephaestion, who had ¢ When you explained that lowing: 1M, | will come in har may t 1 \ sid in M4 A black He always shows up against the dazzling background of truth; |serted her. There were two tet n retreat In the meat ‘All those who registered on June 5|#He Wes an tin tm the Spanien |in lieu of the bathrobe vou napus will a good vf is all the little white ones a man keeps telling you that can't be spotted or |i fact, the first bearing a date equiv- Memphis, I immediately ‘gare are supposed to watch for their)... Service, neataotion outside. Ap at Miner (ny ¢ ' ihe ANY jalent to July a, 186 H.C, In them| thanks to the gods that van Saye, as tiie anytining io de 32 dia Wen H } : ; age the wite repruaches ner nusvand ror| bur tnat vou do no with t whe. vesiete | Kindly’ let me know tho nationality by the Government, w “yn aie : nexiect of his family and, what. 1s|distresses me. For hayinat Bays June 11 and 25? What is supposed to) of Christopher Columbus, the diseove ful for protection ag nm nd his : t thirt an should have arrived at » of discretion, But, | Pant! y 4 ng at the pres- Myself and your child through be the military age” 3a man|eror of America? Te be used on sory Don that t , ' pS rags Poem tench eee att ‘ *lont t , na of the high! crisis and having come tothe way who has passed tho military age | Friday. Scan abope: Ot Be Bie Aerie "018 dias, most of them seem to have bee ayed on the way, AE: jextremity becuune of tive ait ead Alanine steady atone Panne a what di ssues ono pair ands feat Seria hes Faroe Melton: UISIAaT Gy EUapRERAUGRE Lurn Wout Dring Ae tek Jam To the Biitor of The brening World Sept. 5, 1862, fe ? © pairs cheaper t \ Phung | Sue COOP RISTO WenOi a bavEN When a man hecomos engaged, sonichow be always feels as though beer wushand. Greatings—It you are never even thought’ at pit I came to the United Mates forty CONSTANT READER, are made of good material aud wil, giiby @ fountain pen.” * |Cught to go around g&d apologize vo all the girls from whom he bas escaped. (Well and other things are turning out spared a look for my helpless | " oe L hg eects te = ! a