The evening world. Newspaper, September 6, 1922, Page 12

THE EVENING ‘WORLD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 86, 1522.~ Roger day (s Francisco Laguardia, who 4s By Batchelder, at the Bitmore. His home town, ‘Women of these United States who| Buenos Ayres, of which he ts Chief of “Welieve that their lot is not quite #o| Police, is about §,000 miles from ford as It might be should listen to | Preadway- i. M. Harrington, an American who |” » has lived abroad for many years, and ‘whose home town now is Paris. a. “The attitude of the European to © ward women ts so entirely different from ours that it is almost incom- Prehensible,” he said at the Pennsyl- ania, ‘The laws of Duropean coun- tries were made especially for men, particularly tu regard to divorce, and women have leas chance to assert . NO their rights and obtain them. But it |qye “Foods Drink” fer All Ages. fs a strange fact that the European Outek Linch at Home, Office, sod man treats the American woman with | Rqgntain®, Ask for HORLICK’S, the deference which she naturally, ex- pects. “The European woman, however, !* ssentially a home-maker, and her ehief concern is her family. She manages her husband as efficiently as her husband does his office. I have lived in France for thirty years, and I realize how thrifty the French are; the Frenchwoman can make her money go further than any one else ip the world, "The pleasures of the French are pot so strenuous as ours, For in- stance, I have seen a native linger for half an hour over his glass of wine while watching the crowds go by on the boulevard. Could you imagine an American doing this? The . people there live in their parks and entire families spend hours there every day.” Bly ahtus HOT BAY STATE POLITICS. “‘Massachusetts has never had such ‘excitement before election as at this time,"’ asserted H. Roy Carpenter, at the Commodore, from Boston. ‘‘There are more candidates for the office than ever before—and few voters are able to pick the best man from the multl- tude of aspirants tor the less impor- tant offices, , “There has been considerable ani- . wus between the present Lieut. Gov. Fuller and Sheriff Warner, whom he efeated two years ago aft attack. The past strugg! than present conditions, is the basis on which each are cuntending for the primary nominatior, which will be de- glided next Tuesday. “Campaign bitterness came to a ‘Horlicks The ORIGINAL Malted Milk The simplest way to end a corn is Blue-jay. A touch stops the pain instantly. Then the corn loosens and comes out. Made in a colorless clear liquid (one drop does it!) and in extra thin plas- ters. The action is the same. ~ Instantly @ bitter Carbona Cleaning Fluid instantly re- moves spots fromfabric snomat- ter how fine or deli- cate,withoutinjury to color or texture. elimax last week when Gov, Cox was publicly ussailed by adherents of the Present District Attorney, who is run- ming for nomination as Governor. Mr. Cox took the platform alone in Fanuell Hall and defended himself in ‘@ masterly fashion, But all these events haye caused considerable re- gret am the voters of the State, ‘who prefer a placid and fair election for every one.” * 8 THE ENGLISH KEEP COOL. Despite the many American archi- tectural features which England has adopted by wholesale, the English People still cling to the old grate fire, @nd cannot be tempted by radiators, ing to Craig MacDowell of Badly Decayed Teeth feo ned fr, fully Extracted, Teeth Thoroughly Cleaned, Gold and snd Porcelain coh Fillin , at the Martinique. “Central heating plants seem un- able to gain a foothold,” Mr. Mac- well said. ‘The Britisher explained the grate fire is more cheerful end less stuffy than any other heating medium. New flats under construc- tion, however, are otherwise designed tm American fashion, witha multitude ef work-saving devices. They are planned to be rented unfurnished, but with up to date sanitary appliances, and electric conveniences in the kit- eben.” ous © A NOVEL FUEL PROBLEM. We who are worrying about a frigerated house this winter can har ty understand the action of Kast Te: Resseo folk, who, Thomas A. Pratt cf Kingsport, now at the Murray Hill, tells us, are kicking because th must get coal from their own Fuel Administrator. “Many have been forced to close @own, although the Fuet Adinin are tor has granted them some coal,” 103 aE 128th Fuace iSrial Ae 140 be ‘Lexington Avy poner we 169 Ee 34th St Sty me cor, ey ay —HouRs— AM. tee r. Mm. OA. M. toT PB, Bt. Aaa we Ae ak, Soothing and Healing Stops Itching Comfort Baby’s Skin With pe vaeth Soap And And Fragrant T alcum from Southwest Virginia, whose mines ave within a 100-mile radius. Of course, it has been cheaper than coal from the Tennessee fields, which are from 300 to 400 miles away, The people are trying to get a special order from Washington allowing them to get their coal from the usual gource."” eee FURTHEST FROM HOML,. 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