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Show t Editorial Mines Sunday, Mirch 21, D2) Financial Witt tlie Grasp of Titanic Business A.ffairs Need of Commercial W orla, Says Sir Albert IVIen Heiress and His Son of Vanderbilt Bride That Hypnotism May Take Place Held by Anesthetics, Is View of Many Specialists . International society wss well represented at tt marriage of ths Honorable Mary C'adogan, fourth daughter of the late Viscount Chelsea, to the Marquis of Blamnord, oldest son of the Duke and Duchess of Marlborough, at 8t. Margarets Church, London. The Duchess .of Marlborough was formerly Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt. The photo showi the couple leaving the church after the ceremony, under an arch of bayonets, the marquis having been in the service of his country during the war. the Prohlem of Filling $50,000 Positions With Competent Officials. V w Years Explains Rights Are Guari anteed 'Citizens. c- - By SIR ALBERT STANLEY. (Former American street railway lists, Who, one Of the biggest Is business at the men tn Great Britain today. ft 5 a, today to say that these cannot profitably be earned, salaries big uno man msy be very cheap at an exmay be another while a year, It pensive luxury t $5000. are plenty of big on the ign. There men. . the for big posts waitmg do not moan th big men" By the man 1 the mean expert or the genius. endowed with good common sense, caabsolute Inpacity for clear thinking, the unswervtegrity aid who commands admiration of his asing support and sociates. who knows his business, who never falters when once a decision Is taken, and who has faith In the ultimate success of his venture. 11 X Then, of course, it Is only those vast busmens combinations that can afford salaries and Inlo pay the higher-grad- e dulge In spae.ons undertakings. If, say, concerns are all doing smalt a hundred the same thing none of them can afford an expenditure of $500, n0, though each $5000: but If you nny be able to expend of these hundred small get a combination busnesses it then becomes possible to spend $500,000, and that is where the big in-are wanted and where the big posts are created for them. Business has been largely built up by men who have had a direct financial In it, and wiio have reached a Now, however, magnificent achievement. the owner of the big business ts more Inan a t r less phantom dividuals whom the operations of the stock exchangs create or uncreate. 11 ever-changi- Vast Capital Employed. This Is because business undertakings are growing too big for ths private owner, their capital being th ensured by millions, and their operations conducted on a scale beyond the means of ene os even of a small group of individuals. That is why the opportun'ties for big men of affairs are so plentiful. Under the new svstem the economic, scientific administrative sides of business are being Infinitely more highly developed then ever before The small business simply could pot do it But I am afraid that we are now traveling along lines of business development st a much greeter pecs than the education and training of the men who must carry It on. This has been the main difficulty tn recent years: It Is the chief difficulty. We look tn vain for an adequate supply of hlg men to handle the big businesses and the big commercial and Industrial problems. The business world looks to no particular class for these men; the road to success Is not a path for privileged travelers. Success Open to AD. op on to all The riht mennrIH But. as I , the tralntn of men I not keeping with developments. I think the practise In many of putting ft man Into a particular poet and keeping him there ia car to extreme. It hampers and re red stficts a good men. narrows his outlook and makes him, in & small way, an ex Tt Is U. f nd tl' pr unrfer-tnkiji- pert In K the training of men the ourht fo get greater variety of experience The prii.oiugy of the Individual should be " ' W AW ? Extravagant Y ariks Scored by Petulant French Editor By GUSTAVE TERY. of LOeuvre.) r 1 Announcement Made Girl Shoplifters That presupposes the man of large or. and with the ganlslng ability, of Initiative, man who is quit k to. gift of vision the tn action to bold see the coming need and meet It. The big rest may make the big man or, alternatively, the big man may make the big post. Whichever way It is. the capable man always emerges at the top. My own sure belief is that the great husmesse create the big men, because what I might call they naturally attract the young men of the raw material." and ambition who prefer to get their training In the largest and most highly organised concerns. the It is that training which produces underbig man, because In these great see to accustomed tilings takings men are on a larger scale and think In terms of bigger operations. Where Opportunities Lie. ' PARIS, March 20. All the best res- trinkets they pick up our works of art, antiques, our historic chateaux. taurants, dancing places, theater In our I propose a tax on foreigners on these Paris are filled with foreigners, mostly friends and allies who claim to love Americans. In looking about such places us. Let them share our troubles, help our finances by contributing, by I find myself almost the only Inale speci- settle means of what one might call a visitors men of th practically extinct raceof tax, to our welfare. No matter how Frenchmen of France. large such a tax might be. It would still By their reckless expenditures these be far inferior to their profits on the exAmericans who left us In uniform and change. A am not forgetful of the services they have now returned as civilians, with their rendered us even when they grew rich our distress (for the most scandalous wives, to celebrate peace! raise the cost on and greedy war profiteers were cot of living sky high for us. Otir food sup- French). Nor do I forget that they ply Is dwindling. help our tourist and hotel Industries. I Wouldn't we have mors bread In our know they do ua an honor to spend the cupboards, more wine In our cellars. If ! money they have made on us to France we did not have to share what remains Therefore I do not cry, The whole of with such extravagant parasites. And France for the French, but simply, A thanks to the exchange rate, their pleas- - i little of France, please, for her own inure here costs them almost nothing. Like habitants." is got. . It Is nonsenso -- .'.'I (Owner-Edito- $25,-CO- O Bold Man of Vision. r u tvv $50,000 Men Scarce. There Is no doubt about that difficulty. Men capable of earning from evto $50,000 a year are very scarce worth erywhere. In the world. Positions J2500 or $5000 can be filled any Urns, but tbs $50,000 a year man is difficult to get and t well worth the money when , he I 1-- Are Declared to Be That Signs Indicated Defeat of Germany Pest, to Society Two Sentenced to Eighteen Bad Omens Occurring Before the War Referred Months in Prison; Called to for First Time. "Cleverest in World. (By Universal Service.) LONDON. March 20. The beautiful, fashionably drefsed joung women, Maggie Hughes and Diana Blacky have qualified as the two (cleverest shoplifters In the world. In the central, criminal court here the presiding magistrate, after reviewing their shoplifting career through London's most exclusive stores, sentenced them to eighteen months hard labor in prison. This Is the most amazing case I ever Those two girls tried, said the fudge. have been proven most adept in I heir are cleverest shopthe They profession.' lifters in the world and they are too danto be They are a pest gerous to society. The two girls had been robbing London shops for years, according to detectives who finally succeeded in rounding them up. They covered their tracks so well that in no single case, except the last one, have the stolen goods ever been Half-millio- n in Want. BUDAPEST. March 20. (By the Associated Press--, Figures have been made public here to show inthat about 500,000 this city. They are in want fiersons 50,000 war widows and invalid without means. 30,000 old and ill persons and 210,000 dependent's upon those two classes. stadied, and his capacity tested In various .directions. There ought to be more glssticlty. Experts Vista Limited. , It is often said that this Is the day of the expert, but In the business world the vista of the expert is very limited. expert you confine By being a your ideas to one job, whereas the big men now wanted are those of broad v.ews, general experience and large grip of affalis. , No doubt the peed will produce the men. We know whst happened during the war men formerly Ice ding obscure lives in obscure- - poets suddenly leaped leaders of Into commanding positions, men. because they saw the instant need of action.Xof Initiative, and of clear brains, took the plunge boldly and won through But the big business man must have to win, he must undertraining if be is be able to explore it stand his job, through and through, and take the big of the rl.ka game. The Drake of today ts ths man who seeks adventure In business. That ts bis world of discovery. , By Universal Service. LONDON, March 20. Will hypnotism take the place of anaesthetics? 10 Girl Great specialist in every branch of surgery are beginning to feel that tha apHow plication of the power of the mind to the weaknesses of tlie body can be dito rected In guch a way ax to solve medical and surgical problems In a manner which our forefather would have denounced as magic. By GEORGE SELDES. yuietly and unobtrusively, on account (Chicago Tribune FPrelgn News Service.) of the grave danger of proceeding with work on a grand scale until conVIENNA. March 20. Schoenbrunn has such tinued and repeated experiments have declared a repubiio. Ita 150 happy In- Justified its claims, doctors and denliels. habitants, 5 to 15 years of age, cow have too, are beginning to replace chloroform and other anesthetics with magnetism a voice In the government, cast votes and autosuggestion. frequently, run for office and otherwise behave themselves la a thoroughly demo- Are Chary of Laymen. cratic manner. They will not, as a rule, discuss tha Was a time when Schoenbrunn palace matter with layman unless they are sure of a sympathetic hearing, which shall not was the boms of tragedy. In the very lead to a mischievous and rooms In which Francis Joseph and the if not scandalous, criticism, for to ths other Hapsburgs lived and died, plotted lay and unsympathetic mind tha idea may be conand Intrigued and sorrowed, the merriest that difficult . operations ducted without any other anesthetic than children tn Vienna now play and study ths personal magnetism of ths operator, and govern themselves. and yet leave neither pain nor the memThere is room in the palace for many ory of pain in the mind of the patient, la one which might well be rejected as thousand children, but tne nation le too Incredible and denounced as something poor to provide for them ail. to only the Uttle I Utr than charlatanism. And yet the men who are experimentmost deserving are sent It costa exactly In this way are the lest men In the 1! crowns, or 4 American cents, a da) ing world to be charlatans to keep a child, and the parents pay If the names of the specialists Who crowns. The American relief adminis- ere today studying autosuggestion, with idea of Incorporating It Into the practration European childrens fund mission the to Austria, to give It the fu.1 title, fur tice or aurgery, could be published, ths nishet one meal dally for these children and tor some 6o 00 others whg come to the palace. of Tr Small Fry, at From $2500 to $5000 a Year, He Adds, Are Glut on the Market. underground railway head of I,ondon formerly president of sjstcm andof was trade in the British cabithe board net.) IDNDON, March 20. This Is the day of the big businesses and the big men. Everywhere we Bee great commercial and springing into exIndustrial concerns of capital combinations istence vast few individuals or a owned, not by thousand Individuals." but by tens of thousands of people. That Is all SB tbs good-g- ood for employees, good for the public, good for everybody concerned. It means economy of effort, economy of waste. It also means economy in the wider eense that Is, not only - lit the manner of production, but In the method use for production. It Is, therefore, essential to these huge businesses that they should hue big men controlling and di the finding of these reeling the men Is one of t,.e c eatest difficulties by which they ere faced today. rnmmmmmmmmmmm Schoenbrunn 150 Children Eminent Authority Upon the Subject Says Numerous Experiments Quietly Made Are Proving Govern Thenuelve Efficacy of the Treatment. Democratic Manner. Discusses By PARKE BROWN. , (Chicago Tribune Foreign News Service.) BERLIN, March 20. One of the things moet strictly forbidden by German during the war was the publication of news concerning bad omens. Therefore the truth is just beginning to Come out that Germany's defeat was unavoidable, according to any number of signs. In the summer of 191$ lightning struck the upraised sword of Germania on the Niederwald memorial and split the imand loosened ita pedestal. perial eagle The Angel of Ieace" was damaged at the same time. A year earlier, the imperial crown on the cupola of the Bismarck memorial, topping the Prudelberg ' outside Ktons-dor- f, was shattered by and the same bolt, passing downlightning the side of the hill, wrecked the cross on the memorial to the heroes of the Fi a war. There were other manifestations of the same sort but in the minds of the peasants these alone were sufficient to prove that Gott Mlt Une had lost its power. lp IK ELIGIBLE TO Child Hows 'that?'" mcthyl-ether-alcoh- . $375,-000,00- Austria. The Montessori system is used largely In the conduct of the school, but there The right to are many modifications. punish Is vested in a council elected by the children, not In the teacher, and punishments consist frequently of ten days banishment to thp side table in the common dining room. The school council passes laws and publishes them In the weekly newspaper, which Is handwritten. MEXICAN WOULD BE PRESIDENT SenCr Antonio Gibbon, With Brilliant War Record, Will Soon Announce His Candidacy. Air Force in Control This job was handled entirely by the air force, and for $150,000 it did a better and cleaner job than was done by tho army a few years ago in the same territory at a cost of $12,500,000. It also is interesting to bote that in this operation for the first time in history the air force waa in control os the principal arm, and not a an auxiliary. Contingent from the army and navy were employed, but ships, men and guns were under the command of an air general, who was responsible for the plan of campaign and its successful execution. Bo impressed is the British war office by this feat 'that it hits asked the chief of the air force to submit a plan for the control of Mesopotamia, in which By PAUL BREWSTER. (Chicago Tribune F'orelgn New Service.) LONDON, March 5rt. Senor Antonio Mexican vice cofiaul G.bbon, to England, hae returned to Vera Cru announce his candidacy for the Mexto ican presidential chair. I am going back to my country to promote the pa) Ing of foreign debts li declared before sailing, and cause, to work for the reestablishment of my on a country dignified diplomatic basis with foregn countries. I also expect to announce my candldacv for president. At the outbreak of tne war Senor Gibbon was studying In New York preparaMac tory to entering Fordham college. After Mi six months In France he came to England and joined the Royal field artillery. I in In 191$ he was transferred to the trench nortars. remaining until his relations obtained his discharge in 1917, on 4he LANTERN New ground that he was a Mexican and under the croix de IS age. He was awarded guerre while tn France. r Senor Gibbon ia a nephew of Francisco LONDON, March 20. (By the d la Barra, a leading international juUniversal Service. Press.) Une of the most picturetene rist, and generally conceded to be the By March 20. One o(, the features of the varied outfit of the LonLONDON', In He Is Mexican exile. ato gifettest don policeman, tha oil a "descendant of Gibbon, author of the geniuses behind the rapidly progressing is to give plate to the elecR.ee and Fr'l of the Roman Flmpire. labor movement is Great Britain is Miss tric flashlight. The London bobbv has been accusMae Forcey, a young wage earner, who EDUCATORS tomed, when darkness fell, to light his a year ago knew nothing at all about lamp and attaih it to his belt at the GIVEN MONEY the alms and personalities of the party. back, slightly on the right side. It generated too much heat, was cumbersome bhe has just drafted a fourteen hour and when a policeman engaged In a scufclaim fle with a criminal his clothing was gen- Being Paid ia Silver and Banknotes id speech on behalf of the dockers which for better working conditions, Place of Depreciated Currency erously sprinkled with kerosene. effectually converted the commission Girl : Lab)r Genius Once Prominent as Theatrical Scont ' dark-lanter- CHINESE "GOOD a Heretofore. studying the subieet. FORMER SOLDIER It took her just a fortnight to do s PliKIN, March 20. (By the Associated ths work, it was stated at the TURNS JOKESMITH Press.) She is the A strike by teacher of the headquarter. has quickest thinker we know. various government school tn ln LONDON, March 20 (By the resulted in the ministry of education Before taking up lalxir activities, the t.i-- fr list of odd long demands for prompt pay- Miss Press.) lo Forcey visited New lork annually means of earning a livelihood to which ment of salaries lit sliver or good bankformer service men have notes. In place of the notes of a Chinese in search of xaudevillo stars. turned, after vain search for employment, hank, which recently have been accepted hae been added tiiat of the professional at only 5u r rent of tnrlr face value. Dublin Exporting Lions. jokesintth. The pnm.jr ha announced that he will Murcfc tho Aw iM PUBII. A new smart dinner storysnit nine hole the amount of the aow txportinf t Sotib t LVablln consecutive weeks for Is $d, reads the appropriate Boxer Indemnity relinquished by foreign prft Imblm Zm ha fsamu tlf Tta Africa one of advertisement tale- powers as a reserve fund or educational enterprising l b wfrer tbc aaimak teller. which Is apuoaring in London pnrpbses. A further br the teachto tuppty Ltoet ab brd. It baa Critics of the enterprise ers for dismissal of Fhi vice on drniBtl to newspapers. ' li tha tuN Kimr- agree that the advertising joker cannot mlnle'er of education, was taken under toa. hot tM la tba ftrt tlwa to order baa bo accuyd of profiteering. bet a receive advisement. Into v Africa. . doek-Worker- P-k- me-U- na ' ! pc-ful- Tu-fen- Law 1$ Elastic. It also is positively ewsced whether eivil or tor issue, on party to could insist having a jury criminal, composed of women only or of men only, lhere is every likelihood, therefore, at a jury of spinsters being empaneled to try a suit for a breachma-of promise of marriage, or a jury of tron to try n man accused of wife beating or desertion. The situation has its serious as well as its humorous phases. Under the British law, juries in important trials, such as murder, are not allowed tn rp rate while the trial lasts. They are sheriff, kept together and guarded by aeonxidor-inand when the time comes for their verdict they are locked up toagreement. gether until they reach an This haa been known tw take two or What will three days un occasions. father say if mother is summoned on a for jury and kept away from home a week or two when a long and intricate will Edwin and what case is being tried, eay if hia adored Angelina is locked up in a jury robin for hours or davs writii who has managed, perhis hated-rival- , the sherhaps by exercising a pull with iff, to get on the same jurj-- f the military and naval force shall play subordinate parts. Mr. Churchill told the bouse of commons an absorbing storr about the development of tanks. Britain now has a tank that can travel twenty miles an hour across country and which has traveled a thousand miles without showing any appreciable signs of wear. Bhe also has a grenade which can be fired from an ordinary rifle and which can knock the new tank endways with one hit. Ia this ease, g new race like that of the gunmakors and armor makers has started, or like that of the cracksman and the safemaker. At present, things are about equal, for the new Other Objections. tanka handiness and speed make up in There are, however, really serious obpart for their vulnerability, jections to tie new arrangement whk!) will have to be considered when the New Discovery Made. new panels are drawn next September. Poison gas Is still to be used unless It would be practically impossible the league of nations can manage to mixed juries to trv eases of the kiud to all nations to agree get drop it, and are often heard in the divorce and British scientists have discovered a gas that criminal rourts. which is more deadly than anything It also is an open secret that methods used in the late war. They also have that are not exactly polite are somediscovered an antidote. Of course, they times used by his colleagues to indues are keeping the composition of both a recalcitrant juror to agree with the seeret. majority. Them methods could hardly Another step which Britain has taken be applied if the minority member were shows how she ia alive to the new cona woman. ditions. Sue has established schools British women are not looking for for senior officers, and now hundreds ward to the prospect of jury Uutv with even of eolonels and generals are going joy. It is one of the penalties of to subalterns who have any to school enfranchisement for which they did not new on and the ste weapons specialized bargain. learning their trade all over again. The British army has eeased to be an insti- GERMAN CENSORS tution which provided soft jobs for WATCHING MOVIES sosiety loafers. It is now a strictly business organization, and its owners sre determined it shall be kept up to Care Ia Taken to Prevent Showing of date. v rilms That Would Endanger . Good Order. g fr Plans Fire Billion Dollar Concern to Prevent Bankruptcy Forcey of London Liverpool Merchant ProWinning Fame poses Corporation to Field. Restore Equilibrium. OIL DARK THING OF PAST ike.) LONDON, March 0. British women who have been then But, this le to joke upon a serious selves on securingcongratulating the vote have icd matter.' said an authority upon medical waked up to the fAct that enfranchiseWe want to go on with our hypnotism. ment carries with it some drawbacks us a ad systematically, experiment quietly and we do rot want to let anyone know well as many privileges. our result until they are so complete It is a grand and glorious feeling, no that they will stagger tha world and de- doubt, to realize that you can take mand public confidence In ua. Already, your full share in electing a member ui as scientific men, we are satisfied tbat the mother of parliaments and indirectwe can do what ws claim. of a prune minister, but On ths continent, in the United ly in the choice 8tatei, everywhere, our work ts being it isnt SO grand and glorious when a carried on by men of genius and learn- rude man smelling of tobacco and booze ing, men of science end men of charac- serves you with a notice that you ure ter, who are all contributing their bit toto attend at court and serve ojl ward the development of what will be tha required a jury, greatest scientific discovery of the fuseema to have been overlooked that ture, and a development of possibilities a it rider ia the enfranchisement act exwhich wa cannot yet foresee." pressly repealed the provision in tl e jury law that the word juror shall mean male persons only. This Is Opinion Expressed by Winston Churchill, - British War Minister, in Asking Parliament for Huge Appropriation. I would have to be tried first before By JOHN S. STEELE, the children's court. That is my right." SerBut where do you get any rights? (Chicago Tribune Foreign New vice.) asked ths burgomaster. Jt Is given me by the will of the peoON'DOX, March 20. A fascinat, ple's republic. ing picture of warfare of the fuBut you are a woman how does tt come that women have arty rights? ture wa drawn by Winston Well, aren't we also people? replied Churchill, the British war ministthe suffragist of 10. j er,- in asking parliament a 'few days 'Lacks Understanding. 0 go for a vote on account for insisted the That being ths case, for the new British army. Acyour little sister, aged 5, burgomaster, cording to Churchill, the late war has should vote and have rights also." No. at that age they have no undertaugjit the lesson that in the future war standing." will be made by machines, rather than But you have understanding? the men, arid the adoption of machinery Enough to be a citizen, anyway, will effect a great saving, not only in child replied. This remark was seconded by a score life, but in money. of like ago which had gathered around the Already this ha been proved in the The latter was immensely little burgomaster. campaign in Somaliland a few pleased with his interview. ago, when the British wiped out it is in this spirit, he said to me, weeksMad Mullah. that we are building the next genera- the tion, which will v govern the republic of Objections Requirement of Possibilities Great. Machinery, Rather Than Men, Will Decide Wars of Future Is Questioned. Vice When Winter, Burgomaster whose chief occupation is caring for the boys and girls of Vienna, took me to Schoenbrunn, we were met on the steps nvith a volley of FYeundschaft, frennd-scliaftfor the word friendship is ths motto of ths Institution. Burgomaster Winter stopped the first little girt he met, a child of 10, and the following conversation took place: Under what form Of government do you live here? We have a republic. And if the teacher wanted to whip you, he could, couldnt he?" , Oh, no, he couldnt. Enfranchisement Act Found to Carry Rider Providing of This for would be astounded, for they Include men whose reputation tn the medical profession end In scientific circlet Is far too high to be affected by tha breath of suspicion. Service Kind. In their heart of heart a these men hope that it will not be long before a the Into ts who wheeled operatpatient ing room will not require chloroform or but will be put to Being by the influence of a stronger Serious sleep mind acting upon hie own. Nor will the dentist's chair, to comRaised to by pare small things with great, maintain Its former terrors. The dentist of the future, instead of terrifying his patleut Members Both Sexes. with the grisly array of technical instruments reminiscent of the torture chamber of TorquemaJa. will smile with a sympathetic knowledge, which Is able to reduce ills patient to a condition tn which By JOHN 8. STEELE. not even the most sensitive nerve will (Chicago Tribune Foreign New Strpein him when it is touched. By PARKE BROWN. (Chicago Trljurs Foreign News Service.! BERLIN. 5!aicil 20 One of the novt tn acrurate Indies ions of ths extent i. which Germ-irplnlon has reacted snam-- o.' the onrestrietec. unlicensed freedom the moulti spseon and utterance during revolution is Immediately 'following the law .or ths censorthe newly ship of motion pictures. Section 2 of ltd art provides that a film shall be retised a license if It uv-or eites crime, endangers public order Insecurity, debases religion or religious stitutions. cxcties lower Instincts, or enor dangers the German reputation relations with other countries." In many respecis, this phraceoloav that of nmti of tne censorship laws tn the Uniter States against which there frequently Fas been heated pro-te, Gei-m- st. By Universal Service. LONDON, March 20. A $5,000,000,-00- 0 company to save Europe from bankruptcy and to provide a means of investment for wealth it proposed by Alfred Bigland, M. P., a prominent Liverpool merchant. The name suggested for the company is Delrredere, Ltd. To take a concrete example of the said Mr. working of the eompanv, it can be assumed that a Bigland, German concern wants to purchase 5Utuoo worth of raw material from a British coneern. Delrredere will demand securities from the Germans in the nature of real estate, machinery aiid other materials. It will then guarantee payment of the account, provided that the British concern will grunt reasonable terms. The financial interests of the world should assist bfFSunching the eompanv, not only to find a redistributing channel for accumulated wealth, but aUo to restore financial equilibrium. OSTRICH PLUME FANS GREAT FADJN PARIS Prices Increase Froir 200 Francs a Ts Weeks Ago to as High as 2500 Francs. By BILLY WALES. (Chicago Tribune Foreign News 'ferric ) Hiw fan of r PARTS, March 2h trtrh feathers of th wightst Mu and vU m, are the fren.fadrti. 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