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HUMAN DEPRAVI
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HEORY ASSAILED
New Head of Northwoatorn
University Finds Social
Sciences Lagging
MEN NOT TRAINED RIGHT
By the Associated Vrcss
Evaoston, III., June 14. The typl
cal American of today Is n city dweller,
Walter Dill Scott, president of North
western University, told the students,
Tnmnl and visitors attending his inau
guration as president of the university
hero today.
"We arc no longer justified In as
signing human depravity as the cause
of Inefficiency and discontent In homes,
schools, churches and Industries." Dr.
Bcott added.
"The real cansc U rather to be found
In us, vfho are parents, teachers, min
isters and managers. We have failed
to develop methods of handling children,
pupils, parishioners and workers in
keeping with the developments of the
twentieth century.
"The social sciences have not been
as completely developed as the natural
sciences and as helpfully applied and,
consequently, we have not made a slm-
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ilar advance In methods of training and
handling men. Men and women are to
day not adequately trained for twentieth
century civilization nnd they are uot
working together effectively and hnpplly.
"The typical American of today s
more often the descendant of steerage
passengers than of the Pilgrim Fathers.
Our convention of men, our methods of
training men and our methods of han
dling men are all largely the traditions
of tho eighteenth and nineteenth cen
turies. "The traditional methods of handling
men in America was to divide them
into two classes the bosses and the
grudges, and to treat them accordingly,
Most Americans were thought to be
bosses.
"The social sciences tench us that
Americans of today cannot be divided
Into bosses and grudges; that such dis
tinctions are contrary to the facts and
that the diverse methods of handling
men based on bucIi distinction are
dangerous to the best Interests of our
nation.
"Our inherited methods of training
and handling of men fall to meet our
present needs. For guidance wc must
understand the crowd and the mob. Wc
must think in groups, classes and races.
Wo must realire that in America todav
convention is more potent than tradlt
tion."
LINK NOTE
D WOMAN
STILLMAN
CASE
Bankor's Wife Promlsos Sensa
tion by Naming Suspect at
Hearing Tomorrow
BOMBSHELL TO FINANCIER
New York. .Tune 14. Mrs. Anne tfr
quhart StlUmnn yesterday Instructed
her counsel to explode the biggest bomb
in her aggressive defensive campaign at
Poughkeepsle tomorrow.
When the hearings are resumed she
will name as on of the throe co
respondents a woman In high society.
This woman is as well known In the
homes of the millionaires on Fifth ave-
nuo as sho Is at Miami, Atlantic City,
Newport and the resorts In Europe.
This' move in the enso Is made public
for the first time nnd marks the open
ing of tho smashing campaign for the
.T.fiin.ii r1iu.lrffwl Itnntl In thn InAt. few
days by John V. Brennan, field mar-
sbal 01 .Mrs. BUiimnns legal acicnucra.
Mm. Htlllmhn went to Poughkeepslo
last night to direct her lawyers nt the
hearing. She motored to Iho scene oi
the legal battle.
The society woman will bo placed
side by side with the other two co
respondent counsel decided yesterdny
thrc shall be only threo named Mrs.
Florence Lawlor Leeds and the woman
known as "Clara." Tho society woman
will appear In the amended answer as
filed with Refcrco Daniel J. Glcason
tomorrow morning as "Helen," the
name being fictitious.
Her nssociatc co-respondents arc
actresses, while she has been a queen
in many social centers. Her real name
will bo disclosed before, tho hearing lias
gone along very far tomorrow. Nu
merous families with high social con
nections aro hopeful that Mrs. Stlllman
will relent and exclude tho woman s
name from the list. She will not, her
..m1 enltl llttfiin li in tmrmrtnnl-
lies of those who would bhleld the
woman.
BONWrr TELLER 6CQ
' CHESTNUT AT113TK STREET
Tomorrow We will close out
31 EVENING GOWNS
including Dinner and Dance Frocks
75-00
Formerly Selling From 08.50 to 475
2 GOWNS formerly 98.50 I 4 GOWNS formerly 215.00
1 GOWN formerly 125.00
2 GOWNS formerly 129.50
2 GOWNS formerly 135.00
1 GOWN formerly 145.00
4 GOWNS formerly 150.00
2 GOWNS formerly 165.00
1 GOWN formerly 185.00
3 GOWNS formerly 195.00
1 GOWN-
1 GOWN
I GOWN
1 GOWN
1 GOWN
1 GOWN
1 GOWN
1 GOWN
1 GOWN
-formerly 475.00
-formerly
-formerly
-formerly
-formerly
-formerly
-formerly
-formerly
-formerly
225.00
240.00
245.00
250.00
275.00
285.00
350.00
450.00
Model Gowns and reproductions in rich brocades,
scintillating beaded effects, Pailletes crystal
beaded gowns, glaced taffeta dance frocks, black
Jet gowns, chiffon and lace dinner frocks, Canton
crepe dinner dresses, silver lace evening gowns and
a host of other gorgeous gowns in this extraordi
nary group, two-thirds of which were two, three
and four times this phenomenally reduced price.
No C. O. DJs
GOWN SECTION
No Exchanges
No Credits
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How to Choose
a Motor Car
Do you crloose an automobile merely by
Its looks?
Appearances alone often determine the
choice.
But the way to judge an automobile is by
what it and rival cars are doing after a year's
hard service.
So the showroom view and the demonstra
tion we can give you can not reveal the long
endurance you get in the Essex.
But from scores of owners you will learn
what Essex means in reliable service, in low
operating cost in freedom from repairs.
Our demonstration will show performance
of a character no similarly
priced car will undertake. It
is fine to know that one drives
a car that need not give way
to any other on any stretch of
open road or hill.
It is fine to know you have
as sturdy and as good a per
former as those who are driv
ing cars costing twice the
Essex price.
But the greater delight
grows as month after month
you learn Essex reliability.
All its advantages cannot
be seen in the new car. Many
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15 CARS
Hv drlTsn 0000 milts to dsts
and Instead of depredating In
(fflelency my Knwx his increas
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Tt Is tha grentcst of IS makes I
have drlvtn. My nnxt ear will be
an Ennex. And so wtll the next.
I arerage In summer drlrlng 10
miles and In winter IS miles per
gallon.
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trouble la.
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frlej I. 4. Dttroll
devices which provide for longer wear or
for taking up wear at no expense are not
conspicuous.
The Essex clutch, as an example, so com
pletely performs its function, owners are
hardly conscious that the car has such a unit.
There are many types of clutches.
In a new car they operate equally well..
But time reveals the difference and justifies
the greater cost put into the Essex in de
sign and workmanship.
Throughout the Essex are found just such
items that assure a longer, more satisfactory
service.
So when owners tell you of
two year old cars and of
twenty or thirty thousand
miles of service be not sur
prised. It is not that they
have an unusually good
Essex, but that every Essex
is so different from other cars
of its class that it rightfully
holds its exclusive title as
"The moderate priced, eco
nomical light weight car with
costly car performance and
reliability."
Would any similarly priced
car be as desirable after a
year's service?
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LOAD HONOR ON MME. CURIE
Scientist Will Got Honorary Degree
and Medal Tonight
Chicago, June 14. (By A. P.)
Madame Mario Curio, co-dlscovercr of
radium, who, with her two daughters,
Is spending three days In Chicago, is
guest of the University of Chlcngo
today,
In addition to receiving an, honorary
degree this evening sho will be the
honor guest at a banquet given by the
Chicago section of the American Chemi
cal Society, which will present to her
the Wlllard Glbbs chemical research
medal. Mnie. Curie will be the eleventh
person to receive this medal and the
firRt woman recipient.
Tomorrow Mme. Curie will receive
an honorary degree at Northwestern
University. She leaves for Buffalo, N.
y., tomorrow evening.
LEAVES $2,000,000 IN ART
Famous Paintings Comprise Bulk of
Woman's Estate
Chicago, June 14. (By A. 1'.) A
collection of paintings valued at nearly
$2',000,000 forms the bulk of tho estate
of Mrs. Evallne M. Kimball, eighty-year-old
widow of William M. Kimball,
piano manufacturer, who died' here
yesterday. The collection, which they
spent years In, assembling, Includes
Rembrandt's "Portrnlt of Artist's
Father," painted In the year 1030 and
said to bavo cost $110,000; Corot's
"Landscape With Bathing Women,"
for which $17,500 was paid; John Con
stable's "Stolcc by Mcyland," $45,000;
Sir Joshua Reynolds' "Lady Sarah
Bunbury," $32,500; John Francois
Millet's "Sheep With Peasant Girl."
There also nre paintings by Gains-
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