Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1925, Page 45

NAUGHTY NEW YORK - BLAMES THE WEST Visttors "Bést Patrons of Spicy Plays, Is Retort to Methodists? Criticism, BY ROWLAND WOOD. By the Consolidated Press. NEW YORK October 1.—New York wouldn't be New York fif it weren't for the West. This retort, patterned along the lines of the old song “You Made Me What 1 am Teday,” sums up this city's re- action to lhe question propounded by the board of temperance, prohibition| g and public morals of the Methodist Eplscopal Church 2t “The ‘West wextajiin: Kyuw Now Yorl s o nenpar The Methodist, board, asserting in- formation has come' to its hand that New York is launching on the naked- ost, most profane and blasphemous theatrical season in history, and that this demonstration is accompanied by an ever growing publication of in- decent magazines and novels, warns the metropolis that “if it has the safety of its own future in mind” it will mend its ‘way and do it quickly. To which New York in general, and Broadway in particular, replies “We're dolng very. nicely. thank you. B John S. Sumner, secretary of Neéw York Society for the Sup: ssion of Vice, who spends all his time tracking sin to ite lair, thinks the West, if its attitude is reflected by the Methodist-board, is pniuly wony ried about naughty New Yol Points to Western (‘|t|f< se given fn other citles, but it also seems. to be true, as the theatrical people say, that the most risque of the produations are patronized largely by visitors from other sections of the country." 8 for indecent puhllmtlonu it is getting better instead - of worse. Two of the worst offenders recently have been forced to suspend:publica- and the others are ea«(ns Epi But New York doesmit geérr to ban the zest of the pect. Stmilar pub-: nenp(ns Cleveland ‘and in- various Pacific coast cities, New . York publishes more betause it is a bigger thert is little dis- I theatrical numerous und Holds Nudity an Advance. “I do not think there is any need ) . It simply means that the ld and the public is advancing. e Tome tTme urope has counte- widespread wholesale dis- WMoy of. the person. Rum kedA We depend unon the pum!c (or our livell- hood and success. And that, with variations, is how most of New York looks at the situa- tion. New York is out frankly to get the money. And just o long as there is a demand for naughtiness, whether it come from East, West, North or supplied. Beanty Should 0 Leally Be SkinDeep E bride’s dainty silks and laces are but the setting of the jewel. Her gift { to the groom is her radiant, lovely self. Is there not a thought in this for every iwoman who ever was or will be a bride? { Eavensonts French Process Cold Cream Soap that soft, velvety { freshnesswhichisthe vesy foundationof femintng The use of Eavenson’s 1 gives the daily tubbing the effect of a cold cream ! Amparts to the entire body ; daintiness and charm. treatment from top to toe. L 1) AVENSONS & / .(/I'I'II/ h Jrocess A Lovely Skin from : Head to Foot” h, which sets forth ) The fashionable sheerness of stockings and dresses has made Eavenson’s a nccessity as well as a luxury. Ask for Eavenson'satg)] Peoples Drug Stores. INVITED TO CONFERENCE. | Turkey, Persia, Argentina Bidden to Radio-Telegraph Parley. Invitations have been extended by the State Department to Turkey, Per- sia and Argentina to send delegates to the radio telegraph conference to be held in Washington next Spring. The original invitations went to 42 governments, and the three additional ||| governments have been invited to par- ticipate as they are signatory to the provisions of the London radio tele- graph copvention, the three govern- ents will not have any vote at the ‘Washington .conference unless they have ratified the London convention prior to that ume Use Two Kinds of Dollars. From the Detroit News. Changsha, China; stili-has-two kinds- | of silver dolhn—l e rainary kind, or and_the ‘chopped dol liar, The latter ‘is worth China and Banl are at par with v.he kwang-yang. There are no copper notes, hut !he people make :use of a kind of Tlondl currency issued by the Chang. sha Orphanage, which is realy in the nature of a savings deposit receipt. 1t 18 issued in denominations of 10, 20 and 30 cents, originally for the yse of the orphans, but. it later sained o much wider irculation. Ita. iseue is limited “to un 000, and has beén maintained at pas- | Feel Glorius! 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