The evening world., 1912-11-08
1.-THE Women Of the
Future" She Declares,
"WiN Be EUen More
Graceful and More Deli.
cately Moulded Than
Those Of the Present by
Reason Of Good Exey.
cise."
MW0uerite MOOers Marshall.
~ rsnaissanos Of the Asuasoni

vno ro1osooanoo OF tho Asnasoai
That dire threat comes CLOSE on the
awe that women will vote In ten
etotsa II just isn't much Gun being a
mere nan these days. Everybody keeps
psa,rin' on him. His claim to Superior
beauty and superior brains have long
bssa disproved. and now II II prophssisd
that b. may not excel In Drawn very
msch longer. The Rev. e. Hez Sven
OF Warrington appears a. the doiefui
JsPsmiah Of his sex's sad future In swat
tiag.
Future women of America will have
th3ok neckA broad shoulders. deep
chests and semi-aquillne noses" lamenNs
the Rev. Il. Hex. Participation In bust
nsns and athletics 10 bringing about
masculine features which are going to
rob our women OF all their tender fem
inine beauty. They are going in too
much Tor things that have hitherto been
lset - man. and deeply rsgrst II.
American women insist on playing
teams. riding. running. walking and
swimming. These things are givin I
them undue physical development They
out like q college athletes. and their
nseks will no longer be graceful and
pretty. but thick and full OF hard
muscles. They will be healthy speci-
nssns and . match for ordinary men.
But whore will their tender wowr
AMY grace BET In their entire phy(>l
ognomy will be an air Of aggressive,
ness and push. now found only In
shrswd business men and politicians"
GETTING At THE OPINION OF
A WOMAN.
II seemed that Dr. Mary Halton, who
10 \ suffragist as well as u scientist
would be quick TO admit any justinca.
ton for this hard-wrung tribute to
her sisters prowess Therefore. she
was consulted-and let the Rev. sven
take comfort! For said she:
gar from dsvslopiAS into ANA
eoas, the women OF the future VIII
~ even more graceful ana more
6sliostsly moulded than the women
% tie present. Their Agurss VIII
~ natuyally instead Of artiaoaAlly
slender, their compilations VIII -
snoothsr and fairsr, their nsoks,
fully moulded. A. the humaui-
tartan spirit grows within them
their facial expression Will become
swsstsr and tsndsrsr, ana - their
minds become developed their
bssuty viii gain vtvaoity and
charm. Their fsmininity VIII not
bs violently rsvoiutionissd. but
merely enriched.
1T 10 the primitive type of woman
not the advanced type. whom thi
clergymAn's criticism nts." continue,
DR.. Halton. AS any scientist knows
the resemblance between man An'
woman In the early stages Of the race
development was much closer than II 4
to-day. Marked differentiation In sec
ondary sex characteristics has pro
creased along with civilization.
The savage woman was In control o
q business now regarded as exclusively
masculine. She was an agricultural
the first farmer. She planted the mails
or the wheat. according as she inhab
tied the continent OF America or tina
OF Europe. and she tended It's growth
while her husband was out hunting o
fishing.
Therefore she had the thick neck
broad shoulders and deep chest whicI
LIZ Sven deplores In many instance
she even had an aaulllne nose. throug
being outdoors 80 much and breathing
aDod air. It IN fact that those famllie
whlch for generations pursue Indoor &C
tlvities tend TO develop the nose witt
the hn'np. This 70 because the nass
sartilAsas swell and thicksn In the oyer