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? enta ur claliaa.
Thc Anti-Trust Message.
Pneldent WUa grfea tba adtopUon ol
? anti-tru* bills auch aa bad alraafly been
rorcahadowed b H Wi ?- n eorreapondan.t
. i ribune. II fclla to perauada na tbal Bucb
? i ry or wlae.
time when tbe Bherman ad
II aBdentood aa i I preaent There aever
? whea iis Miiii.H'iH'.v to repreea eomblna*
t, reatraial of trada waa bo abundantly dear.
iiii*r.- i.? was b Une arbea tbe big bualneaa lu
..f tbe country wera bo reudy to concede thr*
.. r.f tho national pollci agalnal monopollea or
flj to confona to tbe e__lstlng law.
Mr. wilai - fnll of falr worda for bual*
. dN be la, or thinks hc la, lnapired
bv i np -ir ..f frlendlineaa to it. It la difflcult to
qoarrel wltb ona wbo rafnaea to qnairel. And Mr.
? ? ezagfarmta wben h<* deacrlbaa tba
i intereata of Uk
try to accepl tbe verdict of public oplnion. Tbe old
denunciatorj mdhcd wbleb was nnfortunately ao
lar in the p.-i-t ls entlrely abaent from Mr.
... Thla ls one greal gain. Bul we
thal tbe old babll of mind whicb lnapired the
t dennndatlona la nol bo entlrdy gone as it
Bbould be In this era of peace. Party needa more
than public needa seem to Inaplre tbe programme ol
itlon wbleb Mr. vYllapn advocatea
The party record agalnal tbe trnata muat ba made.
platform adopted before this period of
eo-operatton and obedlenca to law has to \<o wrll
ton .mo tbe law. So Mr. Wllaon nrgea a vaal array
nf ant_*trnal legtslatlon, boum of wbleb mlghl well be
: n rw, bul mucb of which migbl better wall or
,. pasaed.
At leaal tbal fa the eonclualon that ls to be
reached from the message, whicb, like most of Mr.
ddiverances, eonslsta ratber of well tuned
phrases, calculati i Ibe Imaglnatlon, as be
icb spedflc propoaala tbal
t, poaltlve oplnion may be reached regardlng them.
Much wiii depend npon the exari form wbleb tbe
bllla tak.- tbat "ill be Introduced wlth the admin
latratlon'a approvaL
We havi ead '!'-'l our Hympathy aith the
f a permi nmlaalon to aid ln tba en
rman antl-trual act Tbla wort
now 1 Department of Juatlce, wboae dn*
en us and wboae peraonnel and
policy nre Bubjed t<? frequent cha*1 i ?. Holding c m
- which amount to trusts have already been
condem :??.! by tii.mrta And the Income tax offera
ao ol be other kind. it la not clear tbat a
law "ii this Bubject is neceeaary. WbWber a law
Interlocldng dli i Bbo-aJd ba paased
depends upon whal the law l- in ilotail and bow
long a time la allowed foi corporatlona to adjusl
tbeir affaira In ronformity t" it. Spedflc deflnltion
of restainl ol trada Ib llkelj to brlng aboul confualon '
where tbe courta bave al laal worked oui reaaonabl.
certainty. A leaa ambltloua anU*trnat programme
would better aerve the preaenl aeeda snd Intereata
..f th?- country.
The Assembly Organi/.alion Disappointinj*.
Anv laal bope whicb sangulne aouta may have
cberiabed tbal Bpeaker Bweel waa not allied arlth
??..id guard" Republlcaniam by babll and prodliec
t'j.in i. enl gllmmerlng bs bla committee as.
ents. Two thlnga Btand oui In tbe lisi the
punlahment of New York County RepuMicana, wbo
_.t cbi Irmanablpa wblch are Jokea, and tbe deva*
ti.ti to blgh boaor of Barnea benchmen and thoae
in eomplete accord wlth tbe Barnea faction of Be*
publlcanlam. Polltically Uiis means that Mr.8weel
has ii-rd his Bral opportunlty to punieh tboae arbo
stood for a progresaive organlaatlon of tbe d
l.iy prlmarlly and t" reward tbe Barnea Assembly
nii'ii wbo Bupplled tbe votea t'? make blm Bpeaker
\yhat is true of tbe distribution <?f ebalrmansnlpa
? more Irue of tbe peraonnd of tbe commlt*
leaa tb wneelvee, M8afa" men a: ao planted in aacb
commlttoa tbal nothlng abort of an eaithquake
..iiiiid overtnrn tbe Bweel Barnea erganlzatlona con?
trol of affaira. The pubHc*a interest la this oondl*
tion is i.est aboarn, parhapa, by tba fad that the
aawly created Oommlttee on Boclal Wdfere, fOrmed
t.i bandle legtatatloa deaigned to better eodai and
economlc conditions, is overwbdmingly controllO'1
l.y thi* Bweet-Barnea alllance.
This is not tbe way to coinmarid poblic COnfldenca
and public anpporl foc tbe Republican party. Ita
return to a place of raaponalbillty and truai needa
do. bandkana, and martt la tbe party, nol
weakneaa and ecandal in its opponenta
How to Fight ihe (Jangs.
ic May..r fclitcbel and Police Ooanmlaalonar Me
Kay ?ranl I man to head their club crusmle against
?gmen, they couldnl du nracb better than
to impraaa "iiiiiy" Sniiivan. in cbarga of Iba comrt
atteodanta in General S4-ssions. Ile has a way
wttn hlm, as i Bcore or more of "Dopey Benny"
i iin 4. adberenta dlacovered. Tbaf had lavaded
tha Criminal CJourta Bulldlng t<? work tba eommon
trlck ol gangdom to bolly aad tarrorlse wltneaaea
al "Dopey Banttj/a*1 trial i<y tjawtxi tbrdal and tne
?.;.r.n manaca of ilu'ir preaence nntil tbe charge fali
tbrongb for lack <-f evidence. Air.n.-. wltb ao waapoa
eihar tbaa his knotty flata. Bulltraa drova tbk out*
nt of gnnflgbtara and tblevea, anarllngi cnralng, bnl
runnlng, to tbe atreeta
'ihe eplaode revealed tba atnangth and araakneaa
?>f ihe ganga i .- ra - ao xtjth aboul tha fant they
luapire and tbe Influenca thej coaunaad, aa la
shown hy the fad lhal JndfM Malone daaaaad il
a i>r- to k4'.-ji aecrd tba Maaaa of Junon ln tba
,\ he t. ""??..i ..?? t.itin."red arlth Td
rt-M stiiniy txx.i tl*-t*'.l iffbtcf c-a-W dto**-*-t*se tw-mtj
?kulktng bad rnen arlth polli e r.rd P** <? t Bnd
-xjj-jrta ahoald nalte to Bghl them openlj the pollce
bj arreatang tbem an?l furniahlni eriden.galnal
tbem Bucfa a- la aaslly obtalnable, the couxti b*
Impoelng adequate pr son Bent4**R*ea on .rlfUon.
Thia Inroirea i?. Mpecial qualiflcatlon oa tha pa*
of pollce or rourta aaide from thelr b4*tob1 equlp
.nt. isTe ...i" a total -ii regard of tbe poUUdana
behind UiegflDga. When "pull" ci.I belpa a??f*
mall tbere'll be fea- of tbem io thU dtj.
Prudence in the Philippincs.
Tbere j. ,.,?,.ur:i4...i.M.i,i for ih- frlendi ot human
iu Bnd <-f national .r in the Intimatlou thal
rlenators, preanmabl* xmii, the appiwral of tb*
i'ivvi.i..ni. are iii.'iin.'.i t" "make hoate alowlj" >"
further d-x-'i.neuts of Flliplno aell goTertinieBt
A long an.l rrfgnlflcaOl .1,',. i.i tbal dlrectlon baa
alreadj i.n taken bj tbia adinlnlstratton, and ll
bj r**aasurlng to !?? Infonned thal Mr. Wilson pur
i?,v,-. I,, (1u .it tho full dotaoiiBtraUoB "f lta i-ffecta
before taklng a**>otber.
Thai i*- .-. c*ounael <>f prudence. All rlghl thinklUg
men rejolce in tho leallj rapid progreaa arhlch the
Fllipinos are makiog in all tbe arts, cirlcas well ai
InduBtrial, ??t cixiii/iition. Bul dlawretioii, for their
own BBke bi xx.ll as ***_rs, deniands tlmt x\?- ahail
beassund thal thoprogress 1b bbaubetantialaa H
rapld before it la accepted as ? finalltj. W? ?-?mi? 1
nol afford to mn tii.- rlah "i barlng thooa Islanda
Me*d4*a**Jaed i?. ..ni|>)".v a term arhlch, unbapptly,
baa r. "-uiiH'd tlu' Btnlster Blgniflcance of half n een
tury ;ii:o.
\t will i'.' i conni el "f prudence, i"". to be rerj
. har.v nf su.li negotiatlona ai aro being pi*oi>oB4*d bj
Senator Orrennan. Why should we aak Greal Brli
ain. France, Japan, Russia, Germany, Italj aad
Bpaln to guarantee tlu* Integiitj of our "?n po4**?ce
sinn-v Noi auch la <?ur hhitorlc pollcj *?r Bbunnlng
"entangltng alllances." We tii*<-? a tripartlto protoc
torate over some other Paclflc Islanda jeai
xvith two l.'uroi.t'an powora and after yeara ?'t' Wc
Uon an.i threatened war xxer.. mlghtily glad i" -"'
out of it. We ixant in tbe Phlllppinea neitber a
M< \i'" DOr a Saiiioa.
A 4SmaH Note in Passinj*.
w imi la boneath contempt Bometlniea deHerres ?
a'ord ?'. ainaied ainuaement. <>f such la ;i cartoon
in "Tho BTonlng s.m" faahloned after th.' famlllar
plcture ?'f Llncoln reading i" bla bob Tad and
labelled "Nol Bes Hyglener'
Tbg few opponenta of telllng tbe truth to children
:iri' irenlatoni an.l hard t" doarn. Hut none of them
has *.\**r carrled his fallacy ... this p**eposterot*s
length. Oppoaltion to tbe teachlng of aea bygiene
in scboois is aot wlthoui a basla and anquestlonably
ralsea a debatable ?_ ?r< >i?i?*ni. OppoaitloB to parenta'
tcliliifr the truth to children in tlu* bome a- thej
become oi.i enough to underatand it is grotesque
an.l fatuoua follj. iv Idlocj can onlj i?' compared
to the taate which devotes a plcture of Llncoln to
such ;i Borrj .'tiuso.
"Rough House" Congressmen.
The Bpectaclo of ? Repi*esentatiTe in Congtasa
engaglng in fl n.u^h-nn.l tuniblo li^'lil in a Capitol
committee aoon j.'irs us in this era of "congtltntlonfl
of peace" ;iii?l reeolutJona <>f dlijarmament Mr.
Jobnson'fl offence seema all th*- worae Inasmuch aa
ho i- chairman *>f tho committee bWore wblcb hla
antagonisl ?;^ app4*arlng aa un attorney. He oared
it to the mantle of autbority whlch be xvas grearing
to ^it tlght in tbe _i4*d4*ratoT'8 chalr ;!i)'l arold ini_
Ing repartee an.l triows.
.Mr. Johnson should hare reallzed 11?? \\" ferocloua
some "i tlie- downtrodden disfranchteed resldenta of
Washington hare become. When liis colleague on
Ui. liistii.t of *tolumbia Committee, tii*- Hon.
"i'lift"" Blms, of Toniwasee, bad bla celebrated en
counter in I*a__yette Bquare xxitii Banker Glorer,
si tn- xx as .-is Quaker-llke ;is a man who bad Just
digested onoof Bocretary Bryan'a lecttirea oa pea4*e.
ii.. dldn'1 "niix it up" and call for a gun, bnl beal
a strategic retreal doarn a Blde pathway and auboe
quentlj had Banker Gktrer called t.< th.- bar *>r ii.o
House for taklng pugl-atic notice of wtirda apoken
bj ;. Rep**4*a4*ntatl>e in debate.
Chalraian Johnson ougbt t*> hare called in a
Capitol policeman nnd done Bomething along tbe
aame llne. "Rough boase" Coagrossmon hare -"n*>
*.ut of date. Tho Fo**ward Iwkliig Btatesmen al the
natlon'a *ji|>irai would do xxoli to follow th.. tactful
example of Mr. Sima in deallng xxitii .Vasbington
bankera an.l attorneya "!' the "Whlto Hope" type.
The Transformation of the Pecrs.
There X4iii he uttle aurprlse al tbe an**ouncomenl
of Postmaater General Bamuel tbal th.* Britlafa u..v
ernmenl is about t.> undertake the aboUtJon ... ihe
bereditary principie in leglsJatlon. Thal .l-*.'> nol
ini'.'iii thal the iimi*-*. *.f Lorda arlll be uii.-ii-li*..!, *.r
even thal it x\i!i r,-.,^, to be compoaed <.f men xviio
bear titlea nf nobillty. it doubtleea doea inean that
membershlp in tbal chamber will d**pend upon
Bomething other tbafl hiheritance <>t Bame and *-".iiii
rank. From thal pntpoaitlon :i i- ?can*4*iy *r*..ii!.!..
tliat manj serious Brittah Btatosnien ean *n*-M'nt.
it i- nn {lUH.iii'onisii) for men of no titncss t.. bo
intnist.-d xvith greal public dutiea aud reeponalblll
ti.-s ui.'.'.-iy becauae thejg-*e thodescendantsof tii..*-**
who iii tin-ir daj were otca of Imp4*-*mnce. But it
would i..' utoiaraUe t" ezdude from ttu* pubMc s.-r
viro Bome *>r tho isoei capable inen _*e**olj riecauae
thej iire th,* miiis ..f their taUten or hav*. rt'irlv.-d
titlt-s of BOCtal ilistln.'tinii. \\,. ,,,,-,_, |?. sur(. (1).Jt
tho Unlted lUiijjdom will n..t deny itsoif the Berricea
of such men us Bryce, Uortey, L4vaa*itywisa, Robq
bery, C^nou an.i many otliera on tho gnmnd that
thej ure "I'.nls." ,
Su.h met8 flre now IneUglble t" tba HotJBO "f
('*.mrii?.ns, iind lt I- fo be ilotili|o*i if tho r*4*-aa*dl*-tlofl
*.f tlmt *'l?iinl.er will (.*? clUaaagad s,, Hs to tdmtl
them. Hut in ii roorcatii/..**! ami ^omocnthatd"
House of J.onls, with DMmbenhlp based .ui sel*4,
t"ii BCC**4f-laaf t<> merit. th.'.v rXNlld .'"iiti.iuo t., sorx.
Um nuti.ui riK.r.* aflkientlj )ui*i BUjUtoritatlrelj than
thej have been ?Me t., *!.. |g a bouse whlch fat
manj jraars bas boefl 'itti*. m..r?. than half a bouse.
After U'illiamf. why not FlndflllT
Fea men bava anittea thelr nami i.:... m tha
blstory an.i on t)i-t map of *'.-in.nl.i than I>.rd
Btrathi "im
Forl Hiiss raasl be bUaa hadosd lo th".*-r> lf* .,
? ?..-n if they ni'' Intoraod behind wiro
Darbad X4.'t.- bt better than bullol .
Th.- "S.ilrt.- I''u:-I S." l.lx" h.is lh. gOOd xx -
lha publtfl in n.*- aim t.. taoko 11 r?? oa Ki"Bda s
Bocura a* on lh. croearoad between Wayback and
Bquedunk.
Tlie "VN'olf .<f Wall ItaWOt*1 BO lonKxi liuwls, hut
The Conning Tower
rtlH Ell FKL OP F.ORHilOUSNESS.
i bave pnlled ? M of aad ohaa ln my paragraphlng
tlme:
! bave bp.i ?? ?lea of'dull onea ln n long mtttt
of rh> me.
i | bave Ihllen lo tb.Har In attemptato bo ? **i
j Bul i nerer wrota i Bryan-and tho jrnpejuli ?? -'??
| h.ne falb n tot "Ihe Baven,*1 on :i BOthlnrdolng
nlgbl ;
I ||:M(. B| , |t..,| for balf a COlumn, when I wasn I
feellng rlgbl;
I i bave made a rafl "f arrora, in a wIM attempi to
pleaaa
,;,? \y? never done a Brynn-and*tbe*grnpeJulce
a beeae.
Cartoonld Carter'a pteture ln lad olgbfa "Even*
,,,_ Hun" "her- !"? BtbUlttea. it waa, yoa may ra
.aii. a reproductlon of th.- photegraph of Mncoln
reading, from a i.k, '" bla young aon Tbd. Tbe
?Kvenlng Bun' " reditndlnal tltle was -.not s.-v.
Uygiene." Wbj noi tbe auggeatton ta offered with
,,?l tbollgbl "I' niateri.il -iierdoti a *Jtiw1 h Chl
l.,. My, i( Angnatlna V-Vasblngton tnlklng toGeorga
after tii- eherry ir.neunlty. Tltla: "NOT Baa
Uygiene.' a enrtooa of *__ Readlng from Hoeoer";
tltle, "NOT Bea Hygiene." One "f Milton dtetatlng
"Paradtae i...-f t" bbi daughter; title, "NOT Bea
Hygiene." Another -t' foeh, If we <.kl only draa :
AM) MUI T M IR8DB1 POO
[From ii" i." bIbb afall. l
;,, tl,.- Pl '" B8l
Brdlaa-j mind, aad
.....4. t .? given ui> .-.* aa BB*rmekebl(
The wllllngneea "f otberwbie human belnga t" m
,.,,,,. Henry Ford of Indncerlt] ia a dlaplrlting
thlng. 'ri"* wage-lncrenae, Inatead of maklng tbe
men cardeea, ha. given them an added seriousn.'ss
tboul their Joba. A man Jusi back from a visit to
the lord factory 0__--*Vea lhal men hato to 1" I *
a-day j.-bs. while in $?_..'. 1-aday jobs it doean't mat
ter ao much.
oll. THE8K BLANOY REVIEWBIWI!
[Fron Thr- .Ww Vork Ti'. ? Ot Bnoks. 1
u Kenneth Brown'a "Haremllke." ulready pub
i,.i?.,l i? French, Itallan, Oerman, Bwedlsh an.l Dan*
noa to appi ar ln Puti h
from one who was wlth Gen. Roaalie Jonea on the
receni Buff march we bear tbal the trip was an ex
penslve one. which tempta one almod t.. venturing
., brillianl aboul the Hike Cod at Uving.
nn. vor BEHAVB!
call your colyum Conning Towar,
Pilader, Pllntb or steoi.ie:
By whatever name you're onr
Con Tribune cf tin* People
I' K.
Parke Davla compntea (aea aport pazei that
i::.ihk?.imm) peraona aaw football camos during r.i."..
om- reckoning sbowa that \2.1 **).<*?*) Beauttfu]
i.adics attended tbe rale*Princeton gama, so Mr.
l?a\is's BUtlstic utaggera na not at all.
we were golng t" say "attended th lale-Princo
ton game alone." bnt tho poetal reedpta are already
enormoua.
wnv THB BOCIAXJ-T PARTT 18 OROWIMO
I ii..ni 'i !:? *um.]
. |_ tkiee fatalltles atid ln Injurics
,? ._,T ?., Bad en tt. afoei of th* cas
tnsera m tl.e ".iir. CroW ear,
r,u ,.f m.I( ?? tlea The - l ef Mr.
4 :? nr aad rreaeral ariaaaser of the
i.,i bai lu eeeai ad wltk reu
tlvely laeeaaeqaeat lajariea
old Hank Harrlaon'a book royaltlea h.ne run into
mu,1) money. moal Of which ho is liki-ly to loso this
afternoon. In tbe aecond rnea at Cbarleeton. & I ?.
(?need is entered.
Bpeaking of Colond Harriaon, he and Mr. Robert
Adanison c:. bOBM ftOM EUTOpe OU the satift; boat
last Bummer. MAa an anctton player," la the eom
menl of the tire commlaaloner, "he is one of the tinest
young novdieta now reddlng ln CJamrieatoarn, W. Vn."
Fifty-Flfty with ilrowninj*.
araa, | i ; on llana mora i fali
To gain th.- Towar whoae guardlaa, 9. P. A,
with two*ed__d Bword land to ibetrucl the nay.
i i.i.. i no pany par* or tawdry tnie
Could 'galnat bis paraplcaclty pravatl
Or maka me fit to acala I ''? ii of Play.
How many tlmea i bad been claaaed atnong
Tha nefr-contriba, who ecrawl out drool ffaaptit
To arace thla i.in-i of Bxpectaacy!
?,-,, ,.,ji M they aeemed beat Bot, n..' l flung
A4.i,i,. my Btrugallna lay; better onaaag,
I eald. than labelled by tha aaar, K. a.
When auddenly?whal waa that Oendish fret.
. who had BhOt their aqolba arlth erring aini
Wt ?? gllhly darlng me to do the Name
? .,.,., : nd i knew them all And yet
Dauntleaa the Inkhorn on my daah l aat
Atfl wrota //? tf. !'? to the Dark Totccr came.
H. U. ft.
im.Mi; was KBVER LUtl THIS.
?i'Iioi. . .st Koorl and l.r si l.i.piors." "I>r*ini.s, traps,
piano," "Heiincd Cabaret and Pabtto Danclng'1 and "An
Inatructor In tha Art or Modern Danclng" are to ba had
ai the Bunaat, arhleh adverttaea itseit as a botnetika res
taurant.
A(lrlr<S8 furnished on re'iucst. J. M. C.
When tho markd recelved the I'rcsidenl's mo-j.sai'e
ii did not Know whal to do wlth lt.?Wall Btred
Journal.
-wvn." said tne Prealdent to tho market, *_"id
bergily, "whal are you fonna do wltb itV
Tlli: ('OMPLKTi HAIR-rrTIKIt
i rrr.m a Waahlaatea lnventor'r, rhap?n.j>.)
! , \\ | ., Wlll *- M-iT-riittlng (Jaug*
ihi.i:i: .RE HUNDRSDS OF MOTHBRS that haa ..nr
nr ir.,. CHILDREN and Btyle "f har ettl and tb*y
l.avr t.? IriiiR ihr-;r tWO '?> THB HAHHKIl once a
; HATS ?'?'? r-.ii' . ..r ??
lu ausw-r to tl f eceB-BBlcal riueatloti that Mother wlll
?
a Halr-Cuttlng ciaur'
Ita a kaoWlBB fai ? ?h_t thr-ra ara baadf-da Bl axparianca
I col. a chllds halr rlght ?hen the chlld
Uiri.a ||
old If llable to make tl.e burber cut their ?ar? ?r
laa tl *lr
Tba Federal l.e.i;_uo." sajs I'harles Wel?b Mur?
phy. "Is dead. I" wlii-'h <i. S. K. ratOTtB, "laaag
llve ihe r. i..:"
BBPl BU8HBD BY AOCLAW _TION.
Trtmtportation lt rexotkNi;
Wolktnp ta m ooA :
I ln n i U-hiimi n '. i tl rtot r.irl,
|i./ the ttthtttt iriott rne nnd
Both llnaa lha lubwny ami tba L artw tiad np
yaaterday. Bnl eb'rnp! lt m b. b. w,
Think of ? tie ti|, oa the lad Itna'.'
Banaon tottara ll tba lapaga.
r. p. a.
WHAT DO YOU MEAN, "NOT TO HAMPER"?
"We purpose, therefore, not to haimper or interfere with business."?President
Wilson's nicssa^c.
TIIE PEOPLE'S COLUMN %?ff?fe.br
THE BEST WAY TO HELP
Give Work to the Man Out of a Job,
as This Reader Did.
To the Kditor of Ths THI
Hr: in thaaa days of Baanl-lndiistrlal
?tsgi?.tton man** men are out <?f work
aml distress prevaila iu 8 mark.d dagres,
bul help could I : I ara and there
and m ? nuiny ? pang an.l much eutTer
ing, for then is man) a cl i] arho xveara
. ? igt-aj .-., ,i and " I o la omi eUed to
beg for a night'a lodglng arho Is xvilling
to work ir p ?'??? s.
i prov.d this but b few daya ago, ba?
lng secoeted by a man xvho ssked for
lodglng and Bomething to eat Preaumlng
ii iraa one ol tha naual or what wa ara
prone to belleve pleaa of tbe profsMtonal
"hobo," I tri**fi tho experiment of offer
iiiK blm vork an.l told him tO 1
next day and rome to the building arhlch
the wrltar baa Ha araa put to work
nlng halla and Bcrabbtag down polnl
and inaJtlng hbnsslf generally uaaful
? nn sfbOfl building, ar.d T atn pll
to say that i baaa aaldem found a more
xvilliiiB xvorkrr. I am 88 pleaasd xvith
my Bnd as this poor chap is probably to1
got a .ioh.
|ft_hl II not bs arorth arbilfl for other
buatnsaa men the oar nora of bulMlnga or
property to try s slmlbtr experlment and
eee if they c-aniuM tak-* floans I iUow In
ii-i.in out of thfl cold, pui Lr. ..*! In hut
moutti and al tha Bame tlma ("md it pro.it
ablS? W, DB H. WASHI.VIT.'N.
No. M West I2d Btreet, Naw York, Jan. j
19, lill
THE CHILDRENS HOSPITALS
President McAneny Explains the Report
of His Committee.
To the Bdll '" I :' " Trihune.
sir: Blnce ths ] oo of ths .
of my commlttse on tho eblldrsn'fl bao
plUlfl of the clty aome crltlclama of ear
t;tjM ot lh- r< -.?oinni**n'Ia,:.)!!4 MBlalned
theretn ha ?ad ln thfl public
prlntfl arhlch lead ms to bslleva tbat
those rscomriiaridatlons wera nol under
Btood, and ?s tbla iu a aubjecl of -
Importan. a I laka u_s maai of rjorroct
Ing tbsaa B*Jaapprs*-**Masl-ms.
Tbe repoi 1 >i".s nol rocomtnend tho con
atructlon of a thouBand-bed hospital for
ftcute i sparate unlt, us has
rsportsd, but, on tho oontrary, alatoa
thal ths l'i'-'l airaiiKfnt.'iit _ lo h****i
chlldrsn'a asrvics oorapleta in ali partlcu
lar.s an.i e-rj.iipp'<1 to BTOBsrly cara for
any typs of chlldren'fl allment one in
.Manh.iitan and OM in i;.....klyn Tbe
proper loeatlon of ?uch s complste asrvi ???
Iu Manhattan lfl al !t..l.
vs ln re ad. rj_u ovlded an.l
the aH.'i.Ian.'.* Of ihe IiIrIi gntdfl Of ptiysl
.tain -sjeured in Brooklyn aocb a com
plete. flflnri ?? BhOUld bSjlocatfld ar KlngB
? 'ounty Hospital." Thr*-.. Bervtces at
i to ths rnaln hospltala in Manhat?
tan and Brooklyn ean be dsvslopsd to
ths bighsst polnl of **ttcleney and
profll bj l
i | p* lallsta in sttendam.n th.* a*tuit
? ol tt"' hosplt?la Tho amaller bo -
pitsJa Bhould proi Idfl boi
f,,r ti i ui. Of a- both
.ii and ui'-.ii. ai, an i abould a*
i. . rJoi.-. lo thfl ni.un Bl I fli ? at Bell.
an.l bUngfl ' 'ounty !
In a.llitiDi) t.r this i > i ?. v. i lon for the
acutfl gi... ral eaata wi bava ra i im*
a laiRo hu.-pttai for knpgXotw rssss,wblcb
.-hoi.ld 0.- I.-, StSd "ii Bla ;. -4 I
bnd. s ho l ba i
th'sifl la abunda. I apa* ? ui roui
thal oMrfldflocaal cblldrsa and thoaa suf*
ft-i ing _t_a ehroalc d . arad
f<>r andsr Ihs flsost favorabU oondlthiaa
large bo i nal, whi.h ultlmatelj raa)
l,r i|, 4 ,-!..;., I I'. B* ..lhli!..d..ti* l 888 ehll
dren, l> boi lo laki '-an* of a. uti
am descriptlus and i>-, therefbra tfl
rned by nuite other rules and regula
than'thoaa In fbrce ta the ordlaary
it..i
Wa bavi ladanl proof that tha al *
children In the ?.it>- bospltala ar.- mM - ??
klnd of cara to whleh th. y are
ed, and we feel very strormiy that
. 1 ... ..:.'. :?; ?-!, their
si. k ch Wren to tha cara ot tha dty au
ihould bava the aaaaraaea
taat .... poaafhli pracaatloa wiu ba
to guard agalnal avoldabla danger
neana taken t.? return them to
normal hedth. The reoomwaaMlatlona ot
my commlttei look to auch a purpose. and
up hope to have them carried out Wtth
ilt.
OBQRQE ITANBNT.
B rd ot Bstlmata Oemmlttaa
v into the Dapartmanta uf
Health, Charltlea and Bt-llevue and
Allled MoapltahT.
Nea Tork, .Jan. IX, 1914.
THE "IMMORAL PLAY"
Is It One Showing Indecenciet or the
Suffering* of Victim*?
Bditor of Tba Trtbuae.
?sn: There are many gou.i raaaona why
the "white slav." rilms shouid he exhibited
i,( th.. publl!., bUl I fuund one Ot the vi-ry
818 in the current number of
... ? from arhleh I qeote as
(Ollo ?
"Tbera caa be little doubt that, no ruat*
tar ii"'" whal motlvea obeervera came to,
witnesa their productlon, they eould hard*
u leava th.- theatre Bave with a kelght*
,-.,! r the honor* neecssarily
lant lipon the oonttaued aaldanria
of the BOClal evil aad a detcrmination
to help, it only by thouajM and -word, in
at for its cxtinctton."
abova la axaetly tha feeimg men
and women who bava one si ark of run
ii,??i or a I 'a thrjm hava after
wblte alave" film_. and that
la th.- principal raaaoa them ts so ?'ach
objectlon to them from eertaln quartara
they ara not only golng to aXCeot the
1 BhOWlng glrla tiie trai s which
ara _et for ti:.. ignoraataadtnnoeent, but,
wii.it "to tiie trade" is BBQCb more lni
portant the effect of thoso pictuiva will
i ?? t.. matarlally reduce the "demand"
for Vlctlma, and Whatever affeots tho "de
tnanoV is the largest factor, for that ls
Where the protits come from 9tAtm X*A
? ? . laaa protits, iu avary directlon ln
whi.h they ara dtvldei and sub-divided.
juat ona iii ara quotatloa from that
Ild ari ??whi.h is tho graatar
(1. ti im. nt to the social health?the svir
. knlfa or th.. apreadlag of palnt and
powder 0V8C a wound? No one ln these
ITlctorlaa daya pubUcly ohjeetab an*
parently throutjh fear of belng thought
prudtah and unaophls-leateda to the raa*
si.-ai comadlaa fouadad npon tha glortaV
. ation of marital infldettty. Tot, betareea
aad ti." ?-?-ilt.- ehxtat flims. pdattag
, .tl Whlch ln- who runs inav r.'arl, and
tl,,. w ? 4iti of the av.-raicu
BkllfuUy and suecessfully
1 to appeal to the immaturc ln age.
? atid m tals. there ls a gulf bs Vkflo
;,s th.- leven ai
Ona oi your eoffraaaaaafanta *aid ln a
reoant letter that Moanaanhlp bv the po
llca im a aeceaalty." We have had more
than auAdaal BVldenca during the la-t
through th.- aMa -ftorts of Di?trtet
\f..itiiy Whltman, that th*. pouce and
their BUPerior Oflleata ln the I'olti'e De?
partment ara tha vary laat persons to
1,.- trustcl iu m.titirs aff.-cting prostltu
t.,,.i. I have i:r v, r heard of pollcemen
clo.-ltig any of the burlesriues. caba* et
Bbowa or maateal aeanedlaa that nlghtly
Infsd Haw York, aii ol whleh ara ?
Iv uiotv n.,1....-nt than any of the playa
OT BBOVtng ptetUtaa they have tiled to
Tha al. a of those peopln who B4T8
tlng to these tllm.-- s.-etns to bc that
aina Indeoenelea whleh men
ran laugh over, which show up men's
BOwIng xviid oati," its,
rled Infldellty, tl rtini
j.-kes?su.'h playa are "moral," 1
play show*. the suff.
these men aod desiri-a
and ra boul ttie lea
tdrlr -ne?ihat ha
Immoral play. ? - acld u*i
New York Clti mlna whiths*
? i flaat?I or baa
NORA ' ANTW'EU
New York. Jan. .1
THEOLOGY AND REL1CJ0N
Tempestuous Discussions of the Forsa*
Cannot Diicredit the Utter.
To the Edltor of The Tnbur.e.
.Sir: Thsdogical tempefltfl n??ir bl
ri'llgion. theologi.-al tempesta. 1'tUe a
big-. nevor retard, nev.r di?credlt rtllgai
ln the mlndd and hearts of earneit. h*?
ebt, natural peopie, be ause relifioui-.*
dors not nerrer caa i*P*
on theologhal riisrutatlon. but s_a.n
depended and alwaya xvlll d-pend oa t?
,.-! .. h I ? ? benOtt b-_J?
they aro emotio ?''*<1 si ???*-'
undebatable and therefore raise thaaal
of true mon into ronteruplatlona A *?*?
nevr-r xvas and never can be rettucel3
oircumstantial dlaquisltion au.'h si tt-s
in whlch deteimm-d theolofisrm
monly indulge.
Forecasts aoevcr and all fuessir.fi'
what future religlona may coroa ts ?
are of no a.oouut. simply becauW 1
altogether impossible even so roucb B
prsdlcate Int. li . matter ef*
Usf, or ever i wlth <*_*V
anything or any condition whiek *****
ing on emotlonaiity for its fulleit ?*?*
tion, depends therefore on what a**
be attributiv. Iv BflBBWflJal
On what Ifl the Chrlfltlsn relifi****'
It ls bastd on compaeston. Thi *****
Paullne Doctrlne of the I'nlty A*
Church rest* wlthln .?omras.-'oa- **
.llusm i.i the same. iis .vintual **"
belng tho very BuperUtive of rorrsaam
ate eonslderatiori. Even Shlntoiim*
is of itself an iliimitable array of ^
reflnements of truly compaaaioBata
gard for lixing things.
Thus emotioi.ahtv ********** tt
makea the worlde beat r-l'fi?**?*~
aotually Bplritusliy xHai. and *'m\\
therefore true. dlatlnctly tru*' V^
ology p*?r se conatltutes n**l_^F t
more than those debatable t*****^
mere disqulsltloi reUtlng .?* ntTJ,
and all that comi ri* ? r,tu^JJ_3
ances grounda whereon maiiii) ^
perstruttural ediltoa of thouffl ^
bconie everthemore i ?
.riti.iM.i- of klndi ai.d Hi dear?'JJ ^^
less and less component P*trt')<___|X
emotlonal bellefa, and whkh c^m*npP
inure to little or nothinf of **** p*
as iridivlduahst: '.illy telt and "?"
up to 1.4 rlghteo is rv-ople
AU-RED LAI ****?&
Sa lt*. Bsst 17th **!!?'??*? Brw*v
ir Ifll. ^^_^_
FORBESROBERTSONS FA*^
aflV "I
Mr. Ben Gieet Offers a ******* j
British Reiid??-U
To the Edltor of I
Klr: Ma] ' renisnd tua ^f\
dent* o . ?-**?_!
bcod thal .-.i- ***"" U:<___ltl,lr44?-,^
bld us hia rarewell ?"' **\% j
no.... and i)l %(K\',*at\
The good i"">,,r "' V. ih_t??r*il
portedhi-n .*'..*P'-'',lf,v,r,^J
ourprlvllei t***+f\
tt.,in u not flasUy *? *" J
??I" ad i.rfu' r a
The -t.se h?4 the wood^gd
brlnglns **** ??' ,0**th'rg3 ^
.4. . nertda km.
N#-__ rori tan rt. ?**?

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