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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-23
SCHOOL AUXILIARY
IN CHESTER COUNTY
Organized by p. S. du Point for
Improvement Of Public
Schools There.

The Chester County Auxiliary As
ISOLATION. an organization to function
in Chester county i'm a manner similar
To the Delaware School Auxiliary As
ISOLATION in Delaware. has been organ
ICED by Pierre :. du Pont. with Or
Joseph II. Odell president. Henry l..
Scott. vicc-president. and Mary q.
Hunter. secretary and treasurer.
one Of the first activities OF the
new organization will be To assist in
the erection Of consolidated school
at Chadd's Ford, ia. IL Is understood
Mr.. du pont has created n new trust
fund with which 20 carry out his work
in Pennsylvania. II is likely that
school buildings will he erected in
Chester county along lines similar
10 those erected in Delaware.
The official announcement ~ the
organization " the now association
given out after the initial meeting
yesterday. was as follows:
AT the request Of L. : du Point
the Chester County Auxiliary Asso-
citation hiss been created to administer
new trust fund.fWhilc tho powers
Of the association are varied. its first
work Is 20 assist IN tho erection OF
n consolidated school at Chadd's Ford
Pa
AT the meeting OF organization
this morning three trustees were
elected: Or. Joseph VI. Odeu Henry
L. Scott and Alexander J. Taylor. The
following officers were elected: Jos
cph II. Oden, president; Henry Il
Scott. vice president: Mary q. Hunter
secretary and treasurer" Business vii
he conducted AZ the office Of tho Del
aware School Auxiliary Association
room S24. du PCnt Building.
AZ recent dinner in this city
marking the conclusion Of con
vcntion 81 tho educators 81 tho Mid
IDLE Atlantic States. Governor william
IC. Sproul. of Pennsylvania. in IN
course ~ an address, paid n stroul
tribute 10 Mr.. du Points work IN Del
aware and said that educators in hi
Town and other states were closet
following Developments here an,
adopting many % the ideas first spon
's0rcd 10y the Delaware Auxiliary As
iSOClaf.On.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-23
OUTBREAK OF MEASLES
SPREADS THROUGH CITY
During Week At New Cases
Reported; Total Now Reaches
% Patients.

E!gntv-s.x rev cases % conui-n.--
able disease we're reported -' ne
Board as Health 3ur.ng .ais wees.
The to,at number % sa-E Asses 80
Wilmington a. TIE present -me IS --'.
Measles leads -ne So N.-A a. PEE"
cases. Thvge are s. cases - -n@
cry now. Twen,y-t'~- cases
chicken pax were reported, or.ns-nS
The -1.si .1 a. F.tteen cases ~
s. aries tsto- We're reported. hr.ns-ns
tae t.tlt I'D 81
Dr. Robert McB.rney. secretary %
tle uca.t. ga commenting oa be u-u-
Der ~ new cases reported said tat-
she apparent Increase IN such diseases
- 1-e % -he 'acc th2. doctors are -e-
porting the new cases more promptly.
There IS nos so much car.eSsness
u HE matter ~ making reports.
DR. Mckinney said. The Board never
before had such complete reports 20
communicable diseases. We now know
the -rue situation. something 1e l.a
boo; snow lnder former condition..
There IS nothing go be alarmed A.
and one - rtaSslre1 When ne -a---
ber os cases o. disease IS compared
with the population - me clty o-r
health standing comp0-es favOrA2ly
with other ci,.eS
sixteen marriages were reported
during che past week. E.ga- mar
r.ages we're reported durlEs ne COR
responding week last year. The -e-
port showed - births his NeeS ani
% FOR the week vea- ago. The
deaths during The pass week were re-
ported ~ q. tnrec less fhan -ls cor-
responding week 'ss, year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-23
BECKER FOUND GUILTY
OF NUMBERING WIFE
Taxi Driver Buried Woman Be-
fore She Was Dead, Neigh
Dor Confessed.

By Associated Press 20 Every Evening
New York. Dec 23-Abraham BecS-
er was declared guilty of frst degree
murder ~ verdict reached early to
day by jury IN the Bronx County
Court. The penalty for tho crime IN
Now York state is electrOcution Sen
tence will 30 pronounced Tuesday. lie
was convicted OF killing mis- wife. Jen-
ME. last April. by striking ner over
the head With AN ron bar and bury
inR her so an ash pit Months later
whom ne.ghbors became suspicious
and Becker had been arres:ed. her
lime encssed body was found in the
shallow pit IN the iot adjacent 20 Reu-
ben Norkin's garage.
Norkin also was indicted for muir
dee en- connection with Mrs. B@cker's
death and Is Fal'ing t+ai
taxlcab reported 90 the police In April
that h.s wife had left MIN and their
children. and asked aid In locating
her There were rumors % foul play
A. the time. and when. sometime later
he placed the children In charitable
institutions and went 20 live with Miss
Anna Elias. police investigated and
arrested both Becker and Norkin. The
la.-er. pol.ce declared. nnde state
ment. charging the TAXI man with
killing M.s Becker. Norkln stood
watch while Becker buried her ST!
moaning. me alleged confession stat.
ed.
The Jury deliberated an hour and
ten minutes after getting the cas'
early today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-23
I. I. ClOWARD URGES
WORLD WAR FOR PEACE
lnaugurates Universal Move
nent for Observance Of the
Golden Rule.

a World War for Peace" - being
advocated by Thomas Y Coward %
a4os West Seventeenth street. the
ammunition being pledges by .ndivi-
duais o. isactice me teachings % the
Golden Rule. DO for others as you
would nav. others do for you"
Posters advocating the scheme have
been prepared FOR display IN public
places and tho governors of al Tho
States have been requested o. sm-
body the idea IN their New Yeas ?
pro- carnations % the people under
their jurisdiction
The plan for thi' movement 10
sfsm tho tids - growing discomfort"
has tho indorsemort 80 Chambers
80 Commerce and Employers Asso-
e.ation. a. well ~ individual all
over tho country. IN the latter cate
yory ar. included Mayor Ise Roy
Harvey Rev Charles " Bonner and
= dEe George Gray - this city The
" mlnEton Chamber % Commerce j.
asn s.Fna fory 90 me appeal which
newsnape's are ASKED % publish and
support
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-23
NEWSBOYS GUESTS
OF EVERY EVENING
Entertained at the Rialto The
atre and Also Presented With
Christmas Gifts.

4 SINAI! army % newsboys. more
than 100 strong. were guests % the
Every Evening this moaning az q mo-
ton picture entertainment IN the
Rialto Theatre. on Market street. near
Third. as i token % the appreciation
OF the youthful sa,esmen's work dur
ing the past year.
Blu, the entertainment was not all
in store FOR the boys. Following the
conclusion % the show. shortly after
noon, they came IN scattered forma-
ton 20 the Office o. Every Evening.
where they each received a box OF
candy as a Christmas g!f,.
The show started az 1890 o'clock
and was preceded by a few remarks
on the part OF i. J.. Rutherford, cir
culation manager OF this newspaper.
The remarks were brief because the
boys We're anxious 20 see the NOV
les" Mr. Rutherford complimented
the boys on their work. !mpressing
! upon them that the show was their
show. especially arranged az great
care for them.
Unlike other groups % boys. Every
/ Evenings guests behaved themselves
/ Ike little gentlemen. refraining from
making even the slightest noise which
might mar the enjoyment 81 the pic.
lures for their fellow newsbOys. al.
though they were told that they could
give vent 20 shor enthusiasm by
noise making II they wished.
Mutt and JEFF. made famous In
newspaper comic strips and IN IN,
movie animated cartoons. were Their,
in al their glOsy. Then there was
Western drama. which has and al
ways win hold the greatest OF ;nter
est for the coming American citizens
the pictures which cause the ret
blood OF the boys 90 tingle
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-23
PAUL M'DA|EL IN
WASHINGTON HOSPITAL
Detained Under Guard for OBJ
servation to Determine His
Sanity.

Paul Mcdaniel. who was arrested
Thursday. for attempting 10 gain en-
trance 10 the White House and "in-
terView" President Harding. Is being
held BY the Washington authorities
until an examination has been made
into bis mental status. Following his
arrest he was takeW - a Washington
asylum and is under close guard there.
Ito win be- held Tor Al least VITO weeks.
Ia the event OF his DISCHARGE from
tho asylum. Mcdaniel VIII probably
have 10 face charges OF assault. dis
orderly conduct and bail jumping, as
a result OF previous escapade he had
with a taXlcab driver before he visit
ed the White House. His parents visit
ed him yesterday and were assured
10y the Washington authorities that
no action would be taken unit. they
Wcrr notified or given am opportunity
20 Doe represented hy counsel. Judge
Daniel -. Hastings IS counsel Tor III
wer l.. Mcdaniel fathe.- OF The young
ul1a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-23
WEBER FREED AFTER
rs YEARS IN PRISON
Sees Mother and Daughter
Again; Inmates Give Him
5000 Christmas Gift.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
phnaae.ph.a. Dee. e3-"Sunnv
Pete Wehher q Read.Ss Pa. after
3 years in the Eastern Penton-.ary
today stepped through The prison gate
a free man into the hr.ghtss. sort ~
Nuletde atmosphere. Not only had he
A gardon from Governor Sproui ne
leasing him from his lie sentence FOR
murder bur IN his pocket there was
5000 Christmas gift toward which
every one OF the 1901 persons ia the
prison contributed
And best OF all. MS mother so y-srd
old. who has been unable 10 visit him
for years because OF her ill health. had
come from heading 10 spend Christmas
with him here. Mebher has a wife la
Reading and a daughter whom ne has
net seen since she was a baby.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-23
CIGARETTES SET FIRE
TO DANCERS COSTUMES
Three Young Women Burned at
Arctic Ball of Philadelphia
Art Students.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Philadelphia. Dec 23.-Three young
women were suffering from burns 90
day received when the Aimsy COS
tunes worn AZ the Arctic bail gwen
by students OK the Pennsylvania Acad-
envy 81 the Fine Arts las; night. g
nlted from cigarettes carried by young
men. one OF them. Miss Helen Walk
cr. was treated AZ A Hospital. and IS
under the care OF a physician. Mrs.
IneZ Livingston De.any. dancer.
who has a studio IN Washington
square, he.e. was burned about the
arms and shoulders. Miss Isa,e,
Naug.n Was also burned.
Miss Vaughn and Mrs. Delauy were
among a group around a table ta,k'
ing when almost simultaneously ;heir
loW cut white gowns began 20 blaze
Four young artists IN the group bea;
out the flames with rhe.r hands.
About an hour later Miss Walker
was standing talking when her h.msy
orange P.erette costume caush, on
fire.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-23
CANNED HEAT NEWEST
DISCOVERY IN DRINK
Elmer Eckhart Claims Oiscoy-
cry and Says Kick is
Guaranteed.

C'onVeaied aicoho'. or canned h~a'.
a. g. - scientifically known. x n new
substitute demanded hv tnet~iates for
'he purpose u producing !n'oTfcafiDn
A. least. -ich Vas no Information %
Elmer Eckhart o. Trenton. y J.
whom arraigned In Munieiral Court
today charged With being drunk and
carrying concealed a deadly weapon.
Eckhart was frs arra!gIed yes
:erdav. lis condition the- however
vas such that an examination by me
police surgeon was commanded by
tho court. The examinat ION. according
% DR.. George W X. Forrest reveol led
traces % Eckha-t beng affected with
alcoholism.
What ve-e Won drinnng." asked
Judge Hastings. -oday.
Canned heat" replied EcShar--
The cour- asked he defendant
where ne intended spending Christ
mas
L guess hats entirely ~ % you.
said Eckhart.
4 With this remark the cour- imposed
prison sentence OF 20 days.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-23
MOTOR EMPLOYEES MEETING.
Buckley. Kane Force Praised For
Loyalty and Given Presents.

a Christmas meeting Of the EN-
ployes Of the Buckingham Motor
Co, 7i7-19 Shipley street. was held
last evening. about 40 persons being
present. The meeting was opened by
ID. =. Buckley, who expressed thanks
10 the workers for the success OF the
business during the year 1929. Round
table speeches were made by ell
present.
James IL. Kane. treasurer OF the
company. acted az Santa Claus and
presented gold pieces to all the EN-
ployes. The next hour was spent in
telling witty stories and having n
general good time. Mr.. Kane led In
the jokes and when everyone expected
a story al the expense of the Ford,
the company's product he gave par
ticulsrly humorous talk on THE mule
with air brakes The meeting closed
with rising vote of thanks to Mr.
Buckley and Mr.. Kane.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-23
BOO!LEGGERS WARNED
TO AVOID THE CAPITOL
Police Notified 20 Arrest Any
one Oisposing of Liquor
There.
BY Associated Press TO Every evening.

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
Washington. Dec. 23.-Whspered
charges that bootleggers Fly their
trade without restriction under he
dome Of the capitol Of the United
states and number among their Gus
toners some % the nations foremost
legislators were recognized today by
Senator Curtis. Of Kansas. chairman Of
the rules committee who ordered the
capitol police 10 arrest any bootlegger
who Ventured 20 trade IN the capitol.
irrespective OF who iuterceded FOR
him.
one ~ the latest raids here was on
A high priced apartment house IN The
exclusive du Pont circle nsighburhocd
where more than 5000 worth of
Christmas liquor was seized with 20
list Of names % customers which tce
police said included leading lawyers.
citizens and legislators.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-23

United States Senator Thomas +.
Sayard was a visitor AZ the Office Of
Colonel Earl ]. Brown, United States
Engineer. az Sixth and King streets.
this morning Senator Bayard con
ferred with Colonel Brown relative to
matters pertaining TO navigation i'm
proyement IN the Philadelphia dis
'rirt. and the effect such operations
WI nave on this d.stf.ct
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-23
Il SPANISH SOLDIERS
KILLED IN RAIL CRASH
Brakes Failed After Troop Train
Had Halted on Heavy
Up Grade.
by Associated Press 10 Every Evening.


Valencia. Spain. Dec. 2S-Eleven
members OF the Viscaya regiment
were killed. including the Commander.
Col. Canabate. and more than ninety
others injured when a military train
out ~ control ran dswn a steep grade
% disastrous collision near Ontcni-
eute station. Valencia province. today.
Tho regiment was on its way home
from manoeuvres when the train
hearing It was stopped on an up
grade because the signals were against
A. AS the train halted the brakes
failed to work and the train started
backward down the slope. II quickly
picked up great speed and dashed into
freight train standing on switch
near the station. Two cars of the
military train were completely
wrecked.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-23
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
AID INSTITUTIONS

santa Maria Council En shts q
Columbus. IN accordance Nl-h custom.
yesterday remembered number %
worthy institutions. flVe hundred do
lars was distributed che follow AZ In
stitutious being remeiuoercd
st. Peters Orphan Asy lun, s..
James Protectory 81. JOsephs Home.
the Little Sisters OF the boOr and thu
Ladies OF Charity -. Niuceu, de Pau
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-23
SHERIFF SELLS REALTY.

sheriff Could today sold real estate
a. follows.
Dwelling 1910 Lincoln street. prop
erty - Francis Mccartney. 10 Young
a co fos SLIPS
Dwelling sos Bradford street, prop
erty % Stanley Jaskiewicz. Joseph
Swortek. Konstanty Swientchowski
and John Rutkowski, 20 Ia Penne
Cuenveur. for $500.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-23
ORMAND BOUDELL FINED.
Arrest Follows Collision Between His


,ar ana Da,id Lindsay's Auto.
Arrested at q o'clock this morning
near Eighth and King streets on a
charge Of violating tho trafac rules
winsn his automobile coilided with an
othsr machine. OrInand Boudcli. living
near Y,xion. Nd, Was fiD~d $40 and
costs when ayYzixned IN fhe Munich
pa; Ccsrs- Ia .hs collision Boadelrs
car. ard = car bssonxinx To- DAVID
Lindsay. Of ilos Broome stre~s. were
slightly damaged
Judge Daniel q. Has. posed
a fins OF 81 and costs on EraCs, Wap-
pies. ooiored. charged with Violating
ths trafiic law. and on second
charge, that Of violating tho State
liquor law. tho defendant was held in
$500 bail for the Court az General
Sessions.
Pleading guilty ts tho charge OF
being drunk. u fine Of $40 and costs
was imposed on Lewis Rcdgravcs.
Walter l.. ftoamer. charged with
being drunk. was fined Is and costs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-23
Ice Cream Makers Dine.

Clifford SouthhaI acted az toast
master al the annual gct-together Ian
quet OF the Sharpless-Hendler Ice
Cream Co. which was held last night
at the comp0ny's plant. Twenty
and Market streets Michael Hendler
local manager Of the company. wac
presented with "A gold watch and chain
by the employees. Music was furnished
by the JaZZOia Boy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-23

Bishop Cook Will attend the carol
and candle light service. which Will
be a feature Of the christmas Eve
services at 81. Johns Church, TWEEN
ty-frst and Market streets The
services VIII begin at 73O o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-23

Claims against an automobile ~
Gently seizAd by Federal prohibition
agents Tor being used as ram trans
l,orter. were recurnah., .r me niJc1
states b.strtc, Court th-s morn.ng tt
no claims are Ned da'e ~ sale W..
be- 90, on che court and ne United
states Marsha. N.n dispose ~ iAe a..
.ornob.lA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-23
Personal.

Richard Reese. vice-president Of
ths Equitable Trust Co. is confined 20
bic home by an attack OF grip.
Former Congressman Henry A.
Houston 81 Milisboro and Mrs. Hous-
Cor came to Wilmington today 60
spend mo holIdays with their son-iu-
az ana daughter Mr. and Sir. John
v ToadNrc.
nitsd = afes senator Ttnmasj /.
ta'ard came fo Wilmington ft0m
Washington today and received many
khx~e LA kreG,iGxx
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-23
Outten Charged with Manslaughter.

WGniam 7. Outten. charged with
granddaughter In connection with the
death Of ALDER BE -ker. . years old. who
Was run over by a truck driven by
Outten on "Wednesday, Was arraisned
in Municipal Cour, yesterday. Ills case
WIS continued for one week pending
the action Of the coroncr's jury. which
holds an inquest into the child's death
oa THURSDAY nl.AI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-23
Williams Case Goes Over.

!. oliver Williams ~ S,atord. a~-
rested yesterday afternoon by Police
man AudricH on a charGe of operating
en- automobile while intoxicated. wac
granted a continuance NJ his case uf-
go next Thursday. Whom ARIA. sned T.
tho Municipal Coury poday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-23

Mas.straf Glurkman has issued e
marriage license 90 George c. Minus
| A-TsSel. and Layin.s Eebe.ts. aart.y,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-04
German Proposals
 Are Submitted to
 Allied Commission
By As.oeiated Press

Berlin, November 3.-At the fourth sitting of the members of the repara- tions commission today, the German delegates submitted to the commits sion in writing Germany's proposals for the stabilization of the mark and the floating debt of Germany. The remaining documents covering the entire German case, including proposals for paIancing the budget. will be presented to the commission Sunday. The committee. will devote tomorrow to studying the documents already received.
 Surprise was expressed today at the continued fall in the value of the mark despite the present negotia- tions The Allgemeine zeitung, orr gan of Hugo Stinnes already is talk ing of what 1t calls the obvious failure of the negotiations. It at tributes the decline in the mark to the Impossible projects" of the rep- arations commission.
 The hourse was so overwhelmed today with buying orders that brokers were compelled to close their offices. Prices again scared upward. The buying was mainly for foreign accounts
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-04
Harding Calls Upon Nation To ObserUe Thanksgiving

make gratifying progress on the way to permanent peace, toward order and restored confidence in its high destiny.
 For the divine guidance which has enabled us in growing fraternity with other peoples, to attain so much of progress; for the bounteous yield which has come to us from the resources of our soil and our fndus- try, we owe our tribute of gratitude and with 1t our acknowledgement of the duty and obligation to our own people and to the unfortunate. the suffering, the distracted of other lands. Let us in all humility ac- knowledge how great is our debt to the providence which has generously dealt with us and give devout as- surance of unselfish purpose to play q helpful and ennobiling part in hu- man advancement. It is much to be desired that in rendering homage for the blessings which have come to us we should earnestly testify our continued and increasing aim to make our own great fortune means of helping and serving, as best we can, the cause of all humanity
 Designntes November 30
 Now, therefore I, Warren c. Hard lubs ETesAuoHl oi tue Ohitcu otatoS of America, do designate Thursday the S0th day of November as & day of thanksgiving, supplication and de- votion. I recommend that people gather at their family altars and in their homes of worship to rem der thanks Co God for the boun- ties they have enjoyed and to petition that these may be continued in the years before us.
 Tn witness whereof I have here unto set my hand and caused the seal of the United States to be affixed,
 Done In the city of Washington, this 2d day of November, In the year of our Lord one thousand nine hun dred and twenty-two, and of the in dependence of the United States of America. the one hundred forty-sev- enth. WARREN c. HARDING"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-04
Youth Is Sentenced
 For Friends s Death
By Associated Frees

Dublin. Ga, November s.-George Walker. 16-year-old Dublin boy. charged with murder in connection with the death of hIs chum, George Avery, was today found guilty of voluntary manslaughter by jury in Laurens superior court, and sem fenced to serve from one to seven years. The verdict was returned late today, after having considered the case since 5:30 this morning, when it was placed In their hands after an all-night session of court.
 Avery died as the result of wounds received In a knife fight between himself and Walker, last August while both were attending young peoples gathering at country church.
 This was Walkers third trial. The first resulted in a mistrial and the jury in the second found him guilty, with recommendation for mercy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-04
VANISHED WAIST LINE
 IS TO RETURN AGAIN
Ry Assnciatad Press

New York, November 3.-Paris style-makers, having demonstrated that they can raise or lower wom- ems skirts almost as easily as they manipulate a window shade, now are getting ready to bring back the vanished waist-line, which went into the discard along with corsets.
 This was the word brought back from France today by David N. Mosessohn, head of the Associated Dress Industries of America--word which he said leaked out of the con- ferences now being held to determine next springs styles.
 Just where the waist line will be located has not yet been decided but there will be waist lines, and corsets to hold them in place, Mir. Mosessohn predicted.
 Just what size a normal 26-waist is, should be question:" he said. 1t is safe to assume. however. that it will not be reduced to IS inches as in the olden days. There will be enough of the straight line effect to satisfy the universal demand for comment. American women need not worry"