The evening world. Newspaper, December 5, 1921, Page 9

"ve -. DON’T TEACH HUBBY _, TOFRY ANEGGOR - SEW QN BUTTONS “Makes Him Too Independent,” Admiral Tsai Ting Kan Tells , Boston Women, P ; BOSTON, Dec, 5. ' Admiral ‘Teal. ‘Ting Kan *dl- in.atl.address here yester- | day to siggest ‘whimsicully that a woman who would keop her hus- ‘band never should perm't him to learn to cook or mend his clothes. A woman, according to the Ad- miral, loses one of her matrimon- Jal props the moment ber husband fhasters the art of frying an egg, . “It makes, the husband indepna- ‘ent of the wife, and that is fatal,” he sat. “If the sewing on of buttons or the repairing of rent garments is Jeft to the housemaid,” he added, “beware of the housemaid. She . PRINCE OF WALES SEES FIRE DANCE Indian Natives, Bare’ Legged, Pir- ouette Through Flames With- out Getting Burned. BIKANER, India, Dec. 6.—A rélig- ious fire dance was'held for the Prince of Wales as part of the programme of catertainment given during his. stay here, Bare legged natives danced through the embers of a great bonfire built in the quadrangle of the fort. As they danced they sang ‘wildly and snatched up portions of the flery mass, which they placed in their mouths. A shower of, sparks followed thetr| y footsteps and the heat of the fire could bo felt ten yards away. Subsequently they pirouetted before the Prince, in- viting inspection of their legs and feet, | Keec! which were apparently moist and cool. Several members of the Prince's staff Fat As ata N SN ta cs NAR ARB REA Se a A RCA ECR Tere ee a ee, THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 5, burned thelr fingers in attempting “te WOMEN OF WORLD pick up some of the embers. Naw: danced on swords, spikes and shws fo the edification of the royal visitor. ‘The entertainment was concluded with the singing of “God Save the King” in the Marwar tongue. ARREST MARINE MAIL GUARD FOR SHOOTING ‘Taken Into Castedy om Demand o Shreveport Authorities, BEAUMONT, Texas, De: Southern train, was arrested by deputy sheriff at the station here at tho est of Shreveport civil authorities, fcllowing shooting of Wiley Clark at Shreveport. ‘Willis was turned over to the squad of ,matines. on aor here and held at oe CoA. ters until to-day. ena tel CONNECTICUT MAYOR DIES. suevial to The Brening World.) ONECO, Conn. Dec. 5.—Herbert night. and member of many fraternal orders. qisls danced and a juggler +, . GENEVA, Dee, 6.—There are three —T. A. Willis, marine guard on a Kansas City Mayor of Danielson, this county, died very suddenly at his home last He was a prominent Republican’ ETT 1921. Relief Administration in and around KIRGHIS REPUBLIC Moscow, showing that In one city 25,- IN: TYPHOID SIEGE | %° deaths pave been registered. as Or Against 22,477 births, in a period of —— ‘ elt ee ‘This ratio is typical of | ' conditions In most of the fami | Malignant Malaria and Dysentery | fone” sath hd mee sed bone 5 Slant The following are being fed under Also Fowow Russiatt State direction at the present tim Pamine, 226,000 sick people; 200,000 needy ‘a ‘ s 000" prisoners; 161,000 students, PETROGRAD, Deo. 5.—The Kirghis| ontid-feeding ‘programme of the A. R. Repubdliceis in the grip of a typhotd slege as a resiit of the famfite.’ Thou- sands are reported to have ‘been at- A. is having a noticeable effect. Al- ready 1,200,000 youngsters are receiv- tacked by the Misease, and hospital facilities are-overtaxed. ing meals im the hunger zone through the generosity of the American public. Malignant malaHa, typhoid and dys- entery are also reported from Tzarit- in, another section in the famine toed by the International tater ‘onference of the League of Nations To promote « the ippointment of working women on organizations af- festing the welfare of the workers. } Officers who constitute an Execit- tive Board include Mrs, Raymond Tobing of Chicago, President, and Mrs, Maud Swartk, Secretary of tao New York State. Women's. Trade Inion League, as one, of the Viec re! stadnts. PLAN OWN UNION International Federation Adopted Three Planks for Welfaté of Female Workers. r planks in the platform of the new International Federation of Working Women,\the organization evolved out |” of thé second Congress of Working Women lately held here. They are: To, promote trade union organiza- tion among women, To develop an international policy: giving special consideration to. the needs of women and children and to examino all projects for legislation it —o_——— } SONATOR UNDER WOOD'S MOTHER Russian Communist Congress, which DEAD. will be held -here in February. \Invi- tations have been sent to the Govern- ments of Ukraine, the Caucasus re- publics, Turkey, Persia, Afghanistan | ane. and the Far Easter Republic to send}, The heavy tell is indicated in a re- delegates to the mecting, port from workers of the American BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Dec. 5.—Mrs. Frederica Virginia Underwood, mother of Senator, Oscar Und Men who want . oe minus ihe or q stiff harshness i may take care “of tho things’ too well. ‘The, wite may discover that NMadam~ here isa F iit , you know he wil ad | missing buttons lead to a missing busband and a missing huuse- maid.” ‘The emancipation of women in China was the Admiral's theme in speaking at the Boston Commun- ity Church Forum. acieieieetcucasis GUILLOTINE FEAR TERRORIZES LANDRU ed The. 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