The Washington times., 1921-07-19
Today
Much About Womsn.
No cynooraoy.
b Sex Control.
On tl,s ShsM Too Soon.
Ianolh Ahoart VNnmnnn

L. E. = 4 II
On 6,s ShsM Too Soon.
10y ARTHUR BlISBANEt
csvystsAt issl fEssf
Yeserday Ellen Tsrry went
baek 70 ths stage for swhils to
eslahssAs ths dxty.hfth anniver-
se1y q her start - IN actress.
Miss Terry u q yeung today as
whsn her genius helped to create
Henry living. who had no xssaua
bSt much business ability.
Ellen Tsszy and Sarah Bern
hafdt- the latter nearing eighty
and earning . living on the stage
With one lex cut off-prove that
when women have IN intellectual
intaFest they do not Rrow old.
Human beings, Ike trees. de at
tAA ton.
1ha trouble with our eivilSs-
don. worthy Of the Turn, 10
larxtly in It's treatment Of women
They are supposed 70 entartain
nnen Tor q little while. provide
them with children. then crawl up
On the shelf and STAY there
from hfty on. Fifty is the age
At which woman. having done her
duty BY the rsce. ought to begin
enjoying herself, through tho
exercise Of her intellect.
A writer in the Temps, Paris,
fears that Gynocracy. or rule By
women, Is coming.
Usually the sexes are about
balanced. Now in France there
are = million more women than
men between twenty and forty
years Of age. This. a deep pro-
fessor Gays, will -tminise the
population. II won'~ and the sit.
uation is not new. Vars have
killed more men thssl women al
ways, but nature snon evens it
up. The Bible tells Of q day
coming later when "seven women
shall lay hold Of one maE," but
that's . long way. off.
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The French writer thinks that
superior women among the extra
million will be compelled TO marry
their interiors, which Will make
them bitter. Women have always
been compelled to marry their
interiors, and tbsy al know it .
little while after they are mar
ried. But the man don't know II.
The killing Of 50 many young
men In the war will increase the
number Of children Of old fathers.
According to Plato, that is an sx-
Gallant thing. II isn't "feminis-
ins'' human bsings to take the
brutal fighting instinct out OF
them. It didn't feminine man ~
he gradually lost the huge canine
tssth, still possssssd by his cousin,
the baboon, and by some nearer
yelations among the anthropoids-
Monsieur Cove, French profess
sor, says mother can control the
sex of unborn children by exer-
eising the will. Fortunately it Is
not true. Some things are 80
important that nature does not
allow half-developed human be-
ings to msddle with them.
The same professor says women
ear, influence their children before
birth, which IS true. The most
important influence is q mothers
affection and respect for father.
II a man wants good children.
let him trSat the mother well and
deserve her respect. \
Karl Won Wisgand, able, we'll
informed, and impartial cores
pondent, sends gloomy. picture
Of conditions in Russia He tails
Of twenty million human beings
AeSing from central Russia to
escape starvation, making mat
ters worse in the great cities. He
tells Of heat, lack Of rain, that
have caused the earth to crack,
streams to become dry, and trees
70 lose their leaves. Those reli-
rious and conservative will say
that Providence itself is fighting
against Bolshevism.
As you consider the bad news
from Russia, received blandly and
pleasantly by natiors and individ-
uals to whom the Bolshevists owe
money, ask yourself this question:
What do you suppose \ nation