The sun., 1912-07-14

increased by the largement OF the
markets. development OF scientific
methods Of distribution and adjustment
of tariffs.
lhe problem must be handled by
broad and constructive minds. without
r"hcor and with justice to all in order TO
be solved. as solved il must be-"
ENGLISH PA ron CHICAGO
Heorge {. Tyler Of 1iebler h Co, who
mas planned an innovation in his pro ject
OF taking the entire English cast Of "The
New Sin and the author, B. Ma Donald
Ha"ihgs, to Chicago for the first prescn-
,ati"h OF the play in America. says he
n"u"VoS this is the first time Chicago has
neoh chosen for TIE launching Of an Eng
iish play with an English cast. When
asked why Chicago and not New York
had been chosen. he said: Chicago has
lust az much right TO have first produc-
'ions as New io k. II Is almost as bid
as New York and il big theatrical cen.
tre"
MIR. MoRGAN'S NEW HoBBY.
Friends Of J. Pierpont Morgan are 70.
marking that he has displayed a new
hobby this season in Lopdon in meet in &
and Witnessing the departure Of steamer
trains whenever any of his friend are
arriving or departing. Mr.. Morgan. with
the usua black cigar in evidence. was
at the station on Thur day to say good
by to Charles Ianier and others who
were sailing on the Adriatic. MIR Nor
gan wore conspicuous white top hat
aud was in the happiest frame Of mind
as he walked about the platform like a
two-year-old
SCIENTISTS GATHER IN LONDON
London will ses one of the most re-
markable gathering of scientists and
scholars in the world next week when the
Royal Society celebrates its 25mh ami
versary. The most eminent men Of every
country will he in attendance. The con-
trihution from the United States numbers
thirty and includes President Hadley Of
Yale. President Butler of Columbia Presi-
dent Alderman Of the University Of Vir-
ginia and President Hibben of Princeton
The celebrat ion will be opened next
tuesday with a commemorative service
in Westminster Abbey in the morning
There will be presentation and welcom-
ing addresses AT Burlington House in the
afternoon and a banquet at the Guild
hall in the evening. On Thursday after
noon the King and Queen will receive
the members Of the society and their
guests al royal garden party at Windsor
Castle.
PROMINENT AMERICAN VISITORS.
The Southern accent which has been
dominating recently in the places where
Americans congregate in London has
given place this week To accents from the
northland The influx Of Northerners
during the last few DAYS has been enor-
nous and for the first time this season
there Is a considerable number Of prom
inent Americans about the hotels Among
the recent arrivals are Judge and Mrs
Gary. Mr.. and Mrs Hamilton Fish. Judge
Clinton Gray. Lyman Biddle. A C. Bur
rage. Judge Ernest Hal. Fred Kuhns.
Warren Robins. James Creelman and
Ambassador kerens. who came from
Vienna Ia visit his son-in-law and sailed
for New York to-day,
Louis Sherry intends TO spend month
motorin in England before returning to
Now York. He prophesics a bumper year
for hotels and e-iaurants in tho United
States and saws IN" people have been
economiziuS foS the last two or three
years, but have now made up their minds
that the country is not going TO tho dogs
and are therefore becoming liberal
President Hsdley of Yale ~, he i, here
for an entire rest as IL. from ,he Roval
Society celebration. Ne VII spend Il
month in this country before returning
homo.
Justice Mckcnna. wLo has been on a