The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-02

about the son OF a prominent member
OF Parliament being convicted Of drlv-
ing a car while drunk TO the commo Il
danger OF the public and being sem
fenced 10 fourteen Gays Imprisonment.
Upon an appeal. the Judges said the
sentence was too severe. and repealed
the Imprisonment ans substituted a
fine Of s. And yet you expect 10
control reckless driving with prece-
dents like this"
Mr.. Wilson sailed for home to-day
on the Mauretania. lie is going 70
Washington 10 prepare for the Good
Roads Congress. which will be held
Immediately following the inausura-
ton Of Mr.. Wilson as President He
says that he intends to ask Congress
for an appropriation for system of
national roads. which will allow the
states to build lateral roads connect
ing with each other. He said in the
state OF Pennsylvania the money
which had been spent on good roads
in the farming districts had already
increased the value OF farm lands from
e5 to 10 per cent. The lack Of good
roads. he said was costing the farm
ers Of the United states thousand
million dollars a year
hIaw on Nsurefanis.
Marc Klaw is also passenger on
the Mauretania. He told this CORE
spOndent that he expected to arrange
with the Nemzeti Zinhaz Company, OF
Budapest. to go to the United states
and produce the national play Of Hun
gary which is entitled The Tragedy
Of Man" and also some Shakespcarian
pieces Mr. KIaw said that The
Tragedy of Man written by
Madach in 1857 as = poem The stage
version was produced in 1883 anu
regularly ever since at least once a
month. Wealthy Hungarians have
endowed the performance ever since.
one Of the principals played his orig
inal part Of Uncc in the first per-
Torrance.
The work" said Mr. Klaw. "came
10" my attention through the transia-
ton by Terri Weiss. a Hungarian liv-
ing in Boston. IL was put in blank
verse bv a graduate of Radcliffe Col
lego. II was one Of the finest pieces
OF literature that / had read IN years
when 7 arrived a: Budapest a special
performance was arranged for my Denc-
~; The play is really combination
Of Millions Paradise Lost" and Book
Of Job and Faust" The opening
scene is in heaven. Lucifer questions
the omniscience Of God and challenges
the necessity for the creation He
boasts that his powers. IL ne had an
equal chance would be equal to those
Of God and tho supreme Being. al
though cXpeiIinE him from heaven
aIIots him = part = the earth, on
which grows knowledge Of the tree Of
life
The second act shows Adam
a nd fsr
Lucifer throws them into
hypnotic state. and scene
shows them the future There are
fifteen scenes. beginning in Egypt az
the time OF the building Of the pyra-
mids. with Adam - Pharaoh and I've
as a slave Eiri The means Of the
slaves are heard outside. Pharaoh
falls in love with Eve. who secured
a mitigation Of his crueIties-
The scene changes from Constan-
tinopIe a. the timc - the Crusaders TO
Rome under Caesars vogue. with the
astronomer Kepicr and his actress
wife. and again 10 the French kcNo.
luton. with Adam a. Robespierre ana
Eve a. the Woman Of the Mob. the
whole ending with the singing OF the
'NarsciIiaise.' 70 IL signincant OF tht
s0cialistic sentiment IN Hungary that
there is always an uproarious demand
Cor an encore Of the Marseiilaise
scene. For centuries afteTward the sun
lost its heat. the earth its enerEy. ana
scientists we're conserving al power
The braiuiest men were doing TIC sim
p1cSt things in the most maSteItui
way. A mother comes in with Two
children. one is perfect the other
- not. Kill the unit one [. me
eugenic CRY. Then. when the earth y