The evening world. Newspaper, December 1, 1922, Page 14

Most of World’s Interesting — - Women Live in New York City i —_—— Have Entered All Pursuits Formerly Limited to Men, } Mrs, Clarke Finds, (The majority of the world’s inter- @éting women live in or near New York City. This fact has been dis- covered by Mrs. Ida Clyde Clarke, Well known writer and editor, as a re- gult of the time she has spent in edit- §mg data for listing in the “Women's ‘World Year Book for 1923." “Men are certainly going to get a @P0d jolt when our book is issued the first of the year,’ said Mrs. Clarke, “Mand they see how women are enter- ig every one of the trades and pro- Tessions formerly held sacred to them @lone. “lL had always known that women @itists, musicians and writers of the vbuntry flocked to New York City fo *ry their wings and win laurels, but I @id not know that so many womer Iived here who were engaged in un- visual occupations. "They have invaded Wall Strect, the great New York City hospitals and even the pulpits. In fact, everywhere that man has dared to go in this city, woman has also dared. “Our book contains every bit of available information about women the world over. Every country has its interesting women. The ‘Main Htreet’ type of American town, like- wise, has {ts woman celebrity, but to where to know what other members of their sex were doing, Even men will, I imagine, find it quite interest- Ing reading. “Many of the progressive women mentioned in {t could tell A. 8. M. Hutchinson that, he was wrong in his theory of woman and work as ex- pressed in ‘This Freedom!’ '"* —— LEAPS FROM WINDOW, SLIPS POLICE CORDON Woonsocket Bandit Suspect, »» Da Dash for Woods, capes Big Force. WOONSOCKET, R. I, Dec, 1.— Leaping through a closed window amid a shower of flying glass, In plain view of a cordon of \ consocket Police and Massachusetts State ofM- cers reinforced by a German police dog, Isador Gullbault, sougnt in con- nection with the killing of Albert Touchette in a grocery store hold-up Wednesday night in Blackstone, Mase., yesterday escaped into the neighboring woods A fire alarm was sounded, and a rict call sent In summoning all avail- able police, but Guilbault had not been captured early to-day. Touchette was shot and mortally wounded Wednesday when a bandit entered his store and demanded money. The bandit fired twice, both shots taking effect, and Touchette returned the fire. Woonsocket police were told later that a man had been seen limping into a house on Burnside Avenue, and belleving the gunman had wee her in her full glory one must|~ come here. .“When you go along the index of oir book and find doctors, lawyers, wdcial service workers, journalists, musicians, artists, singers, composers end sculpt will nee the names of many of America’s great women Msted and living in New York City. i"However, a fact not commonly known ts that we also have in our xiidst women who are explorers, tn- ventors, engineers, ‘ministers, hymn- sts, archaeologists, ethnologists, Philologists, philanthropists and #0 down the list. ("There seems to be something in the atmosphere of New York City that stimulates woman to unusual en- deavor and success. _*“Another thing that causes success- ful women to flock there is the fact that many national organizations maintain headquarters in New York Bresided over by women. “One of the greatest of women philanthropists, Anne Morgan, is a New York City product. Mrs. James L. Clark, explorer, is another. Mrs, Beulah Henry is a well known woman inventor. Mrs, Alice MacDougall {s a coffee broker. Mary Garrett Hay is @ noted woman politician. Mrs. Flora ‘W. Hoffmann is an advertising ex- pert; Mary Swain Routzahn, a re- search expert. This group of progres- sive women has headquarters in this elty. “Out of this group of women have originated many worth while clubs with large memberships. “New York City truly seems the Mecca of woman! “Our book was really started as the result of a demand of women every- —— Special Sale H Coats and Dresses 3 For Children, Juniors and Flappers. Before buying party frocks see our beautiful selection in the newest styles and colors. and 25 East 14th St. “Cae aight ang siwaye lower We do not advertise in- ferior merchandise. We sell dise cheap. merchan Sizes 2 to 16 years. Building Bone bonesend teeth are essential. ivertised in The World or reported and Found Bureau.” Building, will be listed Useful Gifts that will meet with Children’s Favor Sizes 32 to 36. Handkerchiefs 75¢ box Inigial in color and borders in pink or blue make these ite cotton handkerchiefs e ing as well as practical gift. 6 in box, 75¢ Girls’ Sleepers $2.25 Made of striped outing flan- nel with hood attached; the coziest sleeping garment yet. Socks, cuffs and pocket in pink or blue. 6 to 16 years. Cotton Union Suit, dutch oye ig vd sleeves, knee or le ; high neck, long deat east bees Age 3 to 5 years, $1.25; 6 to 11 years, $1.50; 12 to, 16, $1.75 Wool Hose for Boys and Girls Imported Golf Hose, of wool, for boys or girls. 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