New-York tribune., 1912-08-31
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

The ex.Sultan Of Morocco. Mulal Hand
has made himself very popular In Mar
settles bv the truly royal fashion In which
he hns been ninging his money about
II he does not learn the value of money
IN the near future II Is certain that the
$1,000 which the French government al
lows him os his annual civil list VIII not
last very long Ills first visit was 10 the
cathedral. and on leaving he handed the
cure so." says a Paris correspondent OF
The London Express" "A blind beggar
he met outside received ;3. At the
Church of Notre Dame dc la Garde nn-
other blind bcGgar received S."
DO you believe that all men are created
cqusl?'
= used to befor. I was married"
"And now"
Now lind that can't begin to com
pare with other wOmen's husbands. De
troit Free Press.
A young American tourist In the Far
East was delighted when his steamer
touched a, Hong Kong to see Chinese
woman in the costume OF the country,
silk trousers and all. come on board the
ship. She was the first Chinese woman
he had seen In the native dress. and,
rushing below. no got his camera. deter
mined 10 take a picture. Advancing to
within a few feet of the little woman, he
levelled the camera at her and began
oxclaimins loudly In amateur ''pldgin'
English: Me takec picture. Can
catchee? Can catcher" The Chinese
woman looked at him In deep disgust and
but you may not" and. turning, she
walked away. She had been graduated
from Radcliffe the year previous:
Griggs-They say II costs more TO keep
an aut, mobile than II does TO get one.
Briggs-Yes, same as wlte.-Boston
Transcript
The value OF a baseball scoreboard as
an advertising attraction, a fact long rec
ognized during the summer months by
stores. hotels and even downtown busi-
ness houses. is illustrated in the enterprise
OF two tiny Broadway newsboys. With
nothing but the bare sidewalk on which
TO show their wares. these embryo busi-
ness men have constructed a scoreboard
out Of an old piece OF cardboard and
some black canvas. and I'm spite OF IT'S
fimsy structure II Is one OF the most up
to-date in the city. The secret lies In
nearby saloon. There. I'm corner. pro-
tected by screen from the watchful eye
Of the bartender, is news ticker. AS
soon as the afternoon scores begin TO
come In the boys take turns sneaking into
the saloon and reading the ticker tape.
While one lie selling papers tho other
makes a trip TO the saloon. returns with
the latest scores and chalks up the board.
Thanks to this simple scheme. the side
walk news stand" OF these youngsters II
one Of the most popular In the district.
81 wish l could do something that would
be absolutely new-somethlng that no
man had ever done before" said the sad
faced millionaire.
II can tell you how 10 do IT," replied
the philosopher.
"How. Tell me. man, and viii mako
IL worth your while"
Look back over your career. find out
just how much of your success was due
to your own genius and how much of II
resulted from sheer luck and make pub
lie Acknowledgement OF ti."--Chicago Rec
ord-Herald.
It Is stated in Science" that In the first
five Of the fifteen years during which
records OF the doctorates OF philosophy
conferred by American universities have
been annually printed In that journal
there was no Increase in the number. the
average being 233. In the course Of the
last ten years the number has about