The evening world. Newspaper, May 24, 1921, Page 4

|t« nt MME. CURIE ILL, STREET DEATHS nt HONORED BY PROXY MORE THAN IN WAR nt Daughter Receives Degrees Con- ferred on Mother by U. of P. ami Woman's College. PHILADELPHIA, M Mario Curie was honored yesterday by three universities and colleges of| Philadelphia, two of which conferred | degrees upon her. She arrived in thie ‘city from Washington last eve- ning. Few persons saw the noted co-dis- coverer of radium on her arrival, and few indeed will have the privilege of seeing her, at least to talk to, if her attending physician, Dr. B. H. Rogers, has his way. Indeed, if Dr. Rogers had his way in the matter, Mme. Curie’s return trip to France would be made on the first boat to sail. Mme, Curle’s many engagements, dinners and lectures have brought on a fatigue akin to fllness, it was stated to-day. It was owing to that that she remained in Washington un- til late yesterday to rest, sending in the mean time her two young Higinvays | and Toll Poll of the Country's for 19 Months, 91,000; | in Battle, NEW WAVEN, May %4.—Woile 48,000 men were killed 0: | wounds during the nineteen month the country was at war, 1,00 killed on mublic highways %,000 were children, William Phe Eno of Washington, D.C, told a} meeting held here under the ausplens | of Yale University yesterday for the Purpose of urging standardization of highway traflle regulations Mr. Eno, who is a traifie « said the loss of Ufe and money, com puting each life as worth $10,000, I due largely to the fact that prac: | tleally every city has been allowed to make its own regulations which are usually enforced by untrained traffic officers: ‘The attendance at the tafe reg viation conference a repre- sentative one, including men and women from many parts of Now | England and the Kastern States, > ATTACKS $ $1 ,000,000 WILL. 1) Committee for Incompetent Son Cat Off by Barnham to Sue. 18,000, xpmirt, | was | t ; Hl daughters, Irene and Eva, to fill her place. ao iss a the | to- “day sald tha Poe. be ‘Trial Next Week. Smyth, of counsel for W. ke: t SHient will be. able to tal ne The trial hold the record for time consumed Clore, committee for Burnhain, an Incompe srederick DP. Frederick W Stanley s Me Gibbous 392Firtm Ave ar 36 St. decond Hoor-Jake Elevator Will Close Out To-Morrow At Extraordinary Reductions Women’s & Misses’ Dresses Canton Crepe Dresses ) 24.75 Georgette Dresses | 350 Roshanara Crepe Dresses Women’s & Misses’ Coats Crepe de felis Dresses Georgette Dresses Canton Crepe Dresse: Sport Dresses PN lS bet . 7 1A ResiTE 8 nr olan sna rn io ED TORRE AT MSs Se bh NM ta Ml an my & co 34th Street—New York Exceptional Underwear Values— Wednesday 1000 Wash Satin and Crepe de Chine Chemises Very Special 2.95 Dainty Envelope and Step-in Models, elabcrately trimmed with lace and Georgette, ribbon drawn. Flesh only. Lingerie Chemises Lingerie Gowns Dainty envelope models, lace and embroidery trim- med. 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