Arizona republican., 1913-10-11

rule, particular about the legality of their relations to the mates of the opposite sex with whom they occupy cabins suites on board of ship. If the immigration authorities should take the notion of Investigating every 1 couples relations as to their legality ocean trips would become extremely unpopular with stage and society peo- 1 pie of a certain class. Some sar- ] castle person has suggested as the ! probable explanation of the action of
 the immigration authorities in this
 case, that the officials were prompted
 by patriotic motives and that they excluded the actress because they ! feared that her example might cor rupt the morals of our American ] stage folk.
 1 Every person who has lived in New
 York for some time allows that the
 rush hour on the subway and the ! other lines of transportation during the rush hours of the morning atternoon will leave a decidedly brown taste in the mouth of those
 who have not been thoroughly i'm munized by long habit. Many sug- gcsuons have been made to rob the rush hour of it's terrors, but all such attempts are futile unless it were possible first to transform wild beasts into decent and conslderate human i beings.
 One lone woman, employed in some business establishment in the down town district, has solved the trans portation problem so far as her own comfort is concerned with remark l able cleVerness. Realizing that with
 out having the strength of d prize fchf q bull, she could never get a seat she provided herself with a neat folding stool. Resistless, she allows hersef i to be swept by the mad rush into one of the subway cars and having found a suitable place she unfoIds her folding stool and sits down. mak- l irg her trip with at least a modi- cum of comfort
 Love of finery and vanity. together with almost incredible imprudence
 made a bad combination for a young girl employed a maid by wealthy 1 woman on LennoX avenue. Some time ago the employer of the woman
 found that she was systematically being robbed. Fine dresses and oth- CT wearing apparel, jewelry etc, dis appeared from her apartments and
 nc trace of the thief could be found She never suspected her maid and
 tained her in her service. Finally she informed the police authorities 1 and two detectives were detailed to
 investigate the case. It did not take
 them long to find out that the maid had an inordinate love for having her photograph taken. The detectives
 made the rounds of number of galleries in the vicinity and soon had
 @ collection of photographs of the handsome girl. They took tine pie
 lures to her employer and the woman | quickly saw that the clothes and or
 naments worn by her maid when she sat for these pictures, were not the girls property but had been
 stolen from her employer.
 Following the example set by Fath- CT Vaughan, the noted missionary
 among the poor of London, some of the churches of New York city in tend to have a number of aut6mO- piles transformed into movable churches and to send them. in charge Of ministers, to the densely populated l districts where churches are scarce and saloons plentiful. The plan is
 said to have worked well in London
 and it is believed that it can be
 used to great advantage in New , York
 New life has been infused into the
 alimony club at Ludlow street jail
 and the members of the club, who
 lately have been suffering consider T ably from ennui. are taking new in
 ferest in life All this is due to the fact that Gregor Sl<olnik. former con
 cert master Of the Chicago Opera company, has joined the club. SIOl-
 nix, who has had trouble with his
 wife, preferred going to iai1 rather than pav alimonv, is fine perform ! ar on thn violin and, whenever it can be arranged. the Alimonv club 'pass~@e the time most enjovahly lis