The evening world. Newspaper, May 5, 1922, Page 18

‘ First Thing Americans in ; London Do Is to Break for Wet Place, “The Swamp.” By Roger Batchelder. “And what's the first thing that the American does when he gets to London?” That was what we asked Frederick M. Hall, who ven years ago was a reporter in New York and is now & special correspondent for the Lon- don Evening Standard. He arrived in New York yesterday and is at the Commodore. “Easy,” he said. “Your American no longer dashes to the Tower, the British Museum, nor Westmins! Abbey. He makes a bee line for ‘the Swamp,’ otherwise the bar in the Savoy, and buys bimself severa long ones. ‘While the American has by no means lost his taste for cocktails, his first thought ts of Scotch. The cock tails come later. During the past five years, the English have become adept at making these American drinks, though they have never acquired the science of the old time bartender of this country. Over there, moreover, barmaids do the mixing. The best cocktail In London {s at the Amer!- can club; there, when you give your orfier, it 1s served double quantity, to suit the American appetite of to- day.” oe . WHERE THE WOMEN WIN. “During the war the women took over the jobs which our men were obliged to give up when they entered ‘William McCall of it the Pennsylvania. good in a manner sive their brothers cause for thought. They do not strike, and they work steadily and faithfully, holding down their jobs in the midst of the general turmoll.'" Mr. MoCall declared that the un. ‘employment situation In Scotland grave at present. In Glasgow 30,000 men are out of work, and the Govern- ment ‘‘dole’ given to unemployed, has not helped matters, he said. . . rahe SUES BSE ST ALTO SHY A H Natinh e stT BR WOE Pa PS TOE registering for the Field ‘Marshal at the Biltmore, wrote that, the longest signature in months, on the blotter. ‘fae first pair of initials, despite the thought which comes to the mind of every ex-buck private, stands for Knight of St. Patrick. The rest of the honorary designations, an English friend expained, are ‘‘Order of Merit,” “Grand Cross of the Bath,"’ “Grand Cross of the Victorian Order,”’ and “Knight of the Order of St. Michael and St. George.” When the Viscount reached the hotel, wearing a gray suit and a gray fedora over a smiling countenance which was as brown as a berry, the doorman, with his high hat and long, gleaming boots, stood at attention and saluted, The Viscount returned the salute and entered the lobby, where he fownd many men who had served under him in France waiting for him. Among the first to greet him was Tommy Armour, Britain's amateur golf champion, who served with the B, FE. F. throughout the war. “se MINNESOTA WOMEN ACTIVE. ‘he work of the women of Minne- apolis since the adoption of Woman Suffrage has been noteworthy,” re- ported Mrs. Edward A. Strong of that city, who is at the Astor after attend- ing the Pan-American Conference. “They are trying to educate women for the responsibility of the ballot," she went on. “Our Women's Repub- Mean Club ts one of the strongest po- litical organizations of women in the country. Four other prominent soci+ ties are doing excellent Americaniza- tion work; some of their workers go from house to house in the foreign districts and teach English to small groups.”* te GOV. COX WITH US. Gov. Channing Cox of M setts, as genial a visitor as ¢ a« J. Glassberg= (Established 1902) 2 Stores 290 Fifth A-->. BETWEEN S0TH & 318T 511 Sixth Ave. Short & Medium Vamp Shoes ‘*La Paris’ STs. Glassberg Shoes egos the Highest comparatively the AT iad In Black Satin, 11: .00 a Patent Colt- skin and White Also # complete line of bitte ee att." $1 9.00 Sizes 1 to % A to EE . | Formerly of 58 Third Ave. | SSSR eee eeeeeeeeee to New York, didn't mind a bit if his conversation was interrupted as he stood in the lobby of the Biltmore yesterday and heard a terrific ham- mering on @ building under construc- tion across the street. “That's a good sign,’ he said. ‘A racket like that means activity and good business, Back home business ix getting better and better every day. and there's hardly a pessimist left in the State."* The Governor said that he was on his way to Atlantic City to address a bankers’ convention, On the way home he plans to stop in New York as long as his duties permit eae 8 ANOTHER GOVERNOR'S CARA- VAN. New York wil] seo a unique method of boosting a State when the Vermont Cash or Credit wheels, shield, reclining $26 Stroller 75 Reed’ Pullmana, Rugs and Linoleums! $150 Queen Anne Suits Walnut Finish (Three Pieces) Reduced to 98.89 Cash or Credit Consist of Dresser, Chifforobe and | Bed Sold separately if desire! Dresser........++ $38.48 Bed...... 34.98 Chifforobe..... 25.43 Toilet Table... 24.98 WE GIVE SPEKRY GOLD STAMPS ius West 125 ae 7th and Lenox Banitary upholstery, Rubber tired ack and wind- Included in this sale are Go-Carts, Strollers, Wood Perambulators and Special Sale of Bedroom Furniture We Have No Connection With Any Other Stores—We Have Only Three Stores, THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY ere ne ee b, 1992, caravan, comprising two automomiles from each city and large town tn the State Plave, was reported improving to-day from injuries received by being knocked down by a taxicab last night while he was on hie way to be @ dinner guew? at the home of Mr, and Mra, Joseph a: No. 135 Bast 19th Street. The accident occurred almo: door of the Thomas home. The wen asetsted into the house. There arrives at the Woodstock to- Gov, James Hartness and a legation of Vermonters from Chambers of Commerce, made him comfortable and called of Trade and other organiza- tions, started from Springfield, Vt., over his leg and he was etunned, but home. this morning. The cars are bedecked a with all kinds of signs which will tell] a aa Now York and the other cities en It M T $ te all about Vermont. t ty route all about Vermont easures Up in in ea FARTHEST FROM HOME. The “New Yorker For a Day or Two" who is farthest from home to- day 1s C. D. Lee, who ts at the Penn- sylvania. His home town, Canton, China, is about 10,000 miles from Broadway. >----- MRS. VANDERBILT AIDS SINGER HURT BY TAXI Capt. Gnardabasi Leg Broken at Door of Hoat's Home, Francesco M, Guardabassl, a { the Metropolitan, who nguished war record as ld the briége across the 100% of its Selling Cost CALAD A* — EI A. STANDARD” THE WORLD OVER Capt. Thousands of Bargains fey Tose Who Are ei Honsdbaahing! 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