Show A J nv BY TilE THE lIE JJ PLAY Y II Is peculiarity of or the untrained I a t when the they believe c bele themselves victims r of f oppression to lash out with wih small amal thought of or the causes cause that tat I led to their Condition Ul llon and anil anc even even It less of whether their hei lashing will wi result In iii n relieving t the trouble Ul under 1 which they labor T hat at is what Miss Us Rhoda of oC t t. t Paul Mba Minn has ha done In her five five- act ad ad drama Modern Justice The TheA A young nr woman has hag delegated herself I spokesman i for fOI tho tile oppressed Jews 7 und anti unc the oppressed ed w both bothin I in other lands an mid arid In this an and has haa hasI I c r Employed the pa play us aS UI the vehicle of ot her lIer protest J t Ni u one can call doubt the earnestness 1 t Of f the author aw as no tn one IHie I l going Joing to toA A the severe conditions of or the 1 it people she describes Bill BUI cm- cm 01 on mn may I question the method b by which she them It seems emM to I. I lo to labors h h rt I Jt 1 ha have ha 0 been ov overlooked looked b by Miss Heichel f and mo most t other othor protestants in that field with held the cheering exception of or ii I with y Jacob Jacot Hf that lUIs that thal the con condition diU on which tle they deplore will be ameliorated only wJ f. f and tho the employment o oft or of b by 1 ft i thu thought Jacob toll tells the story of ur Tony a bad little bu boy of r the slums slum t. t little boy bOb who throws mud ia a a bad Itt at it I the he street tl ct hydrant as the f lion tion of or his hatred for the elt city which Is Opre opposing him a bad ho he believes who l I Is frequently arrested little lUtle bo boy bor te cleanliness and nd ade- ade nd n-nd Hl to whom week would be s a n L food for Cor a revelation And nd nd having ha tW studied led th the thea Bits RUs starts tart to I boy a ai a. a he how to ti t better bettel that that boys boy's condition 1 anil the llio condition ur of nil all al the thc thousands thousand s who are arc 1 like him lInt But lie he never joins Join him In Ira throwing mu mud at the hydrant even to got get ge the sympathy and follow follow- j Ing lug of or Ton Tony This young oung woman who Is making ln protest with wih her pin play piny takes the conand con con- and End the tw less les course 1 She Fhe he paints the tu distress of or the working people In some seine foreign n cl city the thc mean mean- no nos s of or an employer the burden hurden which an honest girl must bear hear In an n ago o o of oC Indu Industrial depre depression on and In a factor factory where woman woman's honor Is held heJl at the thc th whim or of a manager She Site voices the their anger against a system which leaves es them then with less than the they should have ha of ot food and does all al thlIn this In Iii the thc very verr words of oC thc their untaught utterance As regard her expression s of or disappointment that the Christian Christan shows no better beter than tima the Jew lf Jev-lf If a awell as well wel-In wel In in the IC and life and for fOI a living among the wa wage 6 earners i no one will wi quarrel rol with wih her hel er Church I seems to make little Itc difference when I I two shipwrecked men are arc clinging to toa toa a plank wilch which will wi support but one The stronger will wi remain on the thc plank The oUter other will viiI wi Ca carry down with wih hin lm whatever creed he lie ma may have have entertained entertained enter enter- tamed But all aU friends of man will viiI wf wish that Miss Iss Hechel might employ her lioi I undeniably strong talent in first findIng findIng find find- I Ing ing cau causes es and then them applying the remedy To Inflame the hie passions or exaggerate th the facts or repeat the thc suffering by lW depleting depicting It In print am and play will wi not lead the sufferers out of bon bondage age and into the Promised Land Landof of Enough And nd that is what she really cally tealy wants done after al all Modern Justice either as a play or a literary effort comes short of doIng doIng dong do- do do Ing ng the good so FO clever cever a a writer could |