The evening world. Newspaper, July 19, 1922, Page 15

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1922, RUSSIANS SUBMIT |Home-Makers More Tired of Jobs NEW PROPOSALS ON Than Women ol Other Professions, Voters’ Questionnaire Reveals PROPERTY AND DEBT|escts rave About Happy Firesides, but Wives Are Hague Delegates Offer to Deal Directly With Foreign- ers on Reimbursement. THE HAGUE, July 19 (Assoclated Press).—New proposals in connection with compensation for confiscated Property and payment of the Russian debt were advanced by the Russian delegation at a meeting to-day with the entire non-Russian commission of the conference on Russian affairs here. The Russians suggested an ar- rangement by which Russia would ndertake to negotiate directly with MMroretsners for the payment of com- pensation for confi with bondholder the Russian debt. The Russians proposed that all dele. gations, including their own, submit this project to their respective Gov- ernments and await an answer for one week at The Hague. The Russians for the time being dropped the question of credits as, they said, the non-Russians had declined credits. The meeting to-day was the So- viets' last chance to save the conf r- ence from definite and complete dis- ruption, ‘They had insisted upon a joint plenary session and they were i it. Whether or not they nade good" will be decided by the various Governments. LENIN POISONING IS REAFFIRMED Cyanide of Votassium Me- dium of Death, Corre- spondent Declares. STOCKHOLM, July 19 ¢ Notwit! the ated property and for settlement of ssociated nding the deni sy at F made by e Sven- had been int nier Lenin of |, the hed his that he of his Soviet Emba a Nabty potassium was the @ correspondent af- B CREDIT CREDI iy | orsiRED Yi THIRD AVE. and 84th Don’t Trust chasing. For 68 years piece. consists of long Davenport, Arm Four pieces, as illustrated. . SIXTH A AUMANN SIXTH AVENUE AND 15TH STREET Open Saturday Eventngs. 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The poets rave about the happy fireside and the women rave most particularly about the modern husband who takes charge of the family pocketbook, giving his wife little or no cash to spend Slavery—that js the keynote ofjestate,”” she complains, "I find men most of the homemakers answers, usually squirm out of ent of full Idealists may rave about domestic|commissions, stealing your ideas and bliss, but all of the comforts offletting others buy under assumed home in which the male indulges are |names."" created at the expense of domesti-| Feminine lawyers wish to inform cated slaves, a lot of wives would|the public and possible clients that the have the world understand, female of the species is likely ave “Tt isn't only in the home that dis-|#S full a quota of cells of gray mat- criminations against women have ba ae ve ee been found by the National Woman's] |“ Promo i ofessions, | Writes: » but in most of the prof to] “The public lacks faith In woman's and publicity expert estio was sent CA Eke rina etresses, architects, {Stability and ability to stick in the Women Who are actres in, dentists, | {¢e of heavy odds. Men discriminate Meeomants wEtReace journglists, | W&#inst her because they believe she 16M é yorke! is not practical and is too much of an idealist.’ Another business woman found fault because she was not consi eligible to join the Chamber of Com- lawyers, librarians, musicians, nfrses, aths, ministers, phy social workers, scientists, wage earners and women red teachers, writers ‘ merece. A wag filled out her ques- One woman, styling herself an “eX-/ tionnaire declaring her profession to ecutive secre in politics," claims | he snow-shoveling and bicycle riding, that men in ular party dis- | pire criminate against women in a financial | wa. discrimination against her ack of trousers. Most of way , [those who answered, however, very “The men keep most of the funds," | seriously agreed that women were she says underpaid and handicapped in obtain ker finds that art of men m A woman stock bi conservatism on th business militates a ing administrative positions. aap eae NEW YORK STEAMER of women because business aders re- fuse to trust the judgment of women, RAMS SCHOONER deeming them incapable of under- : standing fina 1 problems. Women physicians deplore the lack} Hits British Vessel in Fog of confiden that the g displays toward them, declar and Tows Her to the same prejudice prevails has Safety. BOSTON, July 19.—The three-masted . | British schooner Hartney W., yore rere N. B., physician,” |yatiust, was towed into port yentsriay existed from the time of A the first Greek physicia army and navy the honors ments go to the male one writes. badly damaged as a result of a col- One Jill of all trades has a very]lision with the steamer Herman Frasch, lengthy grievance to air. According}|owned by the Union Sulphur Company to the qu she filled out, she a Phaad York, from Portland to New ori artist, a 's woman, a beneiee while Seether |, The crash occurred during a dense home-maker, | & ' Slfog at 2 A. M, yesterday, about thirty writer, a promoter, an advertising ex-|:miles northeast of Pollock Rip Shoals pert and a saleswoman Lightship. The schooner lost her bow- e sprit, Jibboom and all her gear. LUMANN BRO THREE BIG" & THREE BIG STORES © Closes Saturday at 1 P. M. ST. THIRD and BROOK AVES. at 160th ST. @ur Only Broox Store. Open Monday and Saturday Evenings. to Luck! 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Buxter was selzed with a frenzy after the ship left Hoboken on her outgoing trip, June 21, according to the erew, and’ ran amuck on di brandishing a razor. He was over- powered and held tn chains in the hold until June 26, they sald, when We was moved to the ship's hospital, where he died, Three hours after his death, they said, he was buried at sea. When the ship reached London, Consul Skinner was asked to look into the case, and spokesmen for the crew indicated they would press their re- uest here algo, Dr. T. W. Far- quhar, the ship's surgeon, attributed the death to natural causes, induced by use of drugs, This was sub- stantiated by a trained nurse, Both insisted no bruises were found on Baxtor's body, Passengers sald the ship was raced through the fog to make an early landing, and junior officers appeared to be In charge on the bridge for sev- eral days. Two agents of the Depart- ment of Justice went aboard, but their mission was kept secret and they went ashore again without disclosing it, es REASONS FOR SECR (Wrom the Atlanta Constitution.) Men no longér boast of how much they make, ‘The tax man might get them. Or a dry agent might get them, TRIED SUICIDE AND BY THAT ACT HE SAVED HIS LIFE Cuts Throat and Rids Self” of Over-Abundance of Blood, CHICAGO, July 19. — James Ingladsby 1s out to-day discov- ering the world anew, for he saved his own life when he tried to kill himself, Ingladsby weighs 800 pounds and he found that no- body loved a fat man. he always felt ill, Despondent, he his life, Resides, wlved to end y he cut his throat. {a gallon of blood and after doctors had sewed up his at the hospital he couldn't kept im bed. High blood pressure from an over- abundance of blood was what made him feel ill, made him so fat and dyed the world an indigo hue for him, doctors said. 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