The evening world. Newspaper, October 26, 1922, Page 11

lla ceil rey PRS alt rg gt aren 4 i HARVEY REBUKED BY LONDON PRESS Toy + Cavlog: Gre in, of Sun- | Hospital there early to-day with tive . tage, Chile, Me ts his way to a} stab wounds in his buck, 5 = post in the Chilean legution at The] Naples, No. 376 Hiland Avenue, To Morning Post Suggests That | rtascue saic, was taken to the same hospital Ambassador Leave the ],,(i6 salt he hoped to be Merwe with bullet wounds in his right arm Hecalogue Alone. LONDON. Oct. 26.-—Ambassndor Harvey ta sharply rebuked by thy lorning Post for his speech at the uthors’ Club, h P“‘Have women souls,’ and proceeded to show that tho fair sex was not Tecognizec by the Bible, He scouted the rib theory of creation as con- tained In the Hook of Genesis and In whicw asked Masters asserted that the Ten Command Ments were written for men exclu- vely. #’ The Morning Post “We have a profound respéet the American Ambassador, and we are sure he has a very genuine affec- tion for the British peop lecannot help thinking that he is at imes soméwhat a disturbing friend." It points that the British people are groping toward political Might “through at fourfold mist, and finding it as easy to label a party as a drunken man can dentify an electric standard London fox. In this appallin jectual crisis the American Amb Hor is heartless enough to bre ith a series of purnlyzing proposi- for . yet we least a no a A ions. “Of course we kly admit that Hiplomatists have privileges, but ometimes they ar he rights of hosp "8 own country @Fection next month that Sir Auckland Geddes were to de liver a paradoxical address on the eve of the poll and were to ask ‘have the Republicans souls?" and were to fol- low it up with a violent attack on the moral character of George Wash- ington, und with a description of the Declaration of Independence as a re inclined to at Col. I & populs Suppose, then Pactionary document. What would AHihe American people say? Yet Mr rvey has been infinitely more Miaring.’” ——— MRS. FELTON ADVISES LONG PANTS FOR HARVEY ‘Woman Senator Says Ambassador Should Talk Sense, ATLANTA, Ga,, Oct, 26.—Mrs. W. Hi. Felton, the first woman United Htates Senator, does not icindly to Ambassador H on the Ten Commandments as it re- Matésd to women, and suggests In tatement just given out that he would Ino doing his country a better service by donning his long trousers and plain hat and giving the people of Sngland a good talking to on the vir- ue of paying their obligations to the Inited States, She adds that women re subject to the same laws as men BM “Women are fuily subject to th 1] laws embodied In the Ten Com- andments,"’ she says. They can be ined, imprisoned and executed as vio- ators. of the laws—emphasized by loses on the famous tublets of stone “The sex question has too much Mominence at this time—notably in he New Brunswick murder case here a very rich preacher figures Jong with a weak married woman of Bmoferior class. 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A durable, warm, well-made sweater Of good qual ly wool yarn, with \ ton. Colors ure Navy, Oxford, Ma- roons od Heathers Mixtures, Sizes 34 to 48, Main floor Men’s Socks 17¢ Pair Highly — mercerized, foreed heels. Cordovan and Main floor. Toes; Blucher * a | | | | } Ils |