The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-20
WOMEN'S ADVANCE IN FRANCE
N.uF. a. RIE Urged fOR fHE
AZ tDENl az SCIENCES
Bss, HAS heretofore s;rimi, Excluded
the Fpm'ninr slender Parts Gossip
Abaur American firrt- \,iniirai.
Too Did oti q, >r>ostr,s Re>iNcd.
specie, c,s. Despatch 70 TIM NrS

TnO LOU nf'"'"'
special CrSs Dy,plic. % THs SrN
p,pIS Nov - There IL vacancy In
the Academy Of Sciences Many of tn.
tnesnher. want ~ elect Nine Curie to
fu Il, but tradition holds that women
ara Ineligible for membership Even
women who have entered With the public
TO tist.n to the lectures haN" h's.n turned
ous The ,c.ld-ny'- secretary. however.
rava that no rule exists preventing
wof,en'S election H." supports Nine.
,'uet, = selection Among tho-. opposing
hey Us VI Rranly whom tn. French re-
"A rd as the inventor OF wireless telegraphy.
Thos. wishing To hreaE tn" anti-wonan
tradition point out the changes made IN
wosnens position in France during the
Iasti few years Women journalists are
admitted TO the press galleries OF IN.
hamh.r OF Deputies and women func-
ionnries take their places AT offcial
ceremonies Women are advocates and
'octors
Nine Cure herself does no, know
bout her candidature Her friends say
u would he az difficuli 10 persuade her To
enter the Academy as 90 persuade the
Academy to- allow her entry.
The latest 20 ninIne triumph has been
the appointment III Mime LaSardele by
Gen. palssen. Go, ernor OF Paris, as in
ss.urtress 81 illiterats soldiers. Of whom
the garrison contains sO".
The American Warship squadron i
greatly interesting the French nation
whose own fleet il a subject PEOPLE are
unwilIing To well upon. The aNial dis
position OF the gun turr-ts of the Della
ware and North Dakota u likely TO ha' I"
great effect in determining the adoption
Of s,ich turrets on the next two French
Dreadnoughts as the subject Is now beinc
discussed nv the Ministry OF Marine
The openworN masts OF the battleships.
generally described a. miniature Fife
Towers. have also aroused comment
Most of the Newspapers say that tn"
United States will abandon the system.
Two points are criticised. One is m.
average age Of the Rear Admirals. hich N
France is So. in England and German,
s. and the Cnitci State. ~. France con-
siiers hers too old The other point l.
this Annapo education. which IL judge
10 be too honog.ne rus and wanting in
specialization. 81 that warrant officer
have to he depended on "a specialist.
The deserIion myth is rsvi, ed. on. par-
>aying that the feet recruited the ajority
III its crews in every quarter Of the work
IN its round the world voyage. An
other saws that the deserters number S
per cent annually. II France lost one
fifth of that her navys end would be once
more proclaimed
George GRAY Barnard. the sculptor
- q passenger on the Mature ,ania H'
10 going to Cincinnati to sign a CONTRACT
Tor a monument TO Lincoln to be eereCte,
IN q park there.
Pierre Lott ~ convinced that he is nov
living a second life. being n reincarnatioI
" the Egyptian King Sesostris. Wh"r
as was last in Egypt he had pilot graph
AIKEN of the profile OF this ancient mon
,rch and side by side with these hs places
MS own phorograun on a postcard. The
likeness between the two is declared TO be-
striking. both having the same r.cedinG
torehcad and hawk nose. and now that tbs
sailor-anthor has sha' ad Off his bearu
his chin - seen to bee the same as that OF
Sssostris
The Lyceurr Club settled its AFFAIR."
0u.Triday when. by agreement between
tIie French and American members. IL
70 made into "A company Miss Will
ans the English organizer OF the club.
70 have repaid to her tn. money she
lus. into II. The management !, now
the hand- 81 committee In.
D,shesre q L PES has taken a lease Of the
,aw clubhouse and il responsible. for all
abilities
Aviator Aubrun has arrived from Bel
mont Park with even q longer tale Of in
iustice than Leblanc brought He says
New York j. very fine The American
re delightful but they have not the
rus sporting spirit, which IL based OF
nerfect Impartiallty
Anbrun complains because he and Count
)sJ~-s~Y- were not allowed 10 compete
"or che Statue Of Liberty prize On Monday.
hs day after Mois SAINT made his successful
light. -becaiIse AN American had won il -
les also complains that II Was class eel
~ the third speed contest instead of the
,cond. the American biplane being
svored H. AFRO speaks 81 the want Of
upervision at the aeroplane sheds.
He saws be found the y ire WORK ing hi,
Arbitrator leI ~ cut Cr.minallv twice
uch complaints seem to be In-.psrabE'
roin Nv iation uestinls Exactly similar
COMPLAINTS follow. Ell the meeting at Reims
MIS- rhe international element was then
bsent the jealousy tetW cen makers 81
eroplanes replacing 1t
The report Of VI Boncour. chairman Of
ne R.auz aru- Commission. IL published
dismisses the Operas financial situation
very satisfactory, bat does not si' .
ny details except that tn" "a ersEe cost
{ a performance was lG.IDO francs. thai
ne subscrirtions diminished and that IA"
OK Office receipts increased
The Orera Cornique show a deficit Of
1870 francs. v hch Manager Carr" at
'ribufes 20 increased expenses. the cost
performance now a. "-sgIng o.7pI
'ranc- while fS . wears ago 1t Was g.iDI
ranc~
The Coincide Franchise makes the beat
4hovIng of the SUBJ enIi' nei hDus-s It,
,rofts were Az Is5 francs. or Sas. tJs