The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08
PRINCESS MAKING
GOOD HOUSEWIFE
Yorkshire Folks Declare
Viscount's Bride Is a
Good Neighbor

LONDON. - Princess Mary IS
making an excellent housewife.
rssi ls what they are saying up IN
york.hire. where the prtDcess and
her ylscount husband have been
snsnaing the late summer weeks.
yerksnre standards are very high,
too The princess has won the
hearts OF ali OF the Yorkshire coun-
iry people and IL most popular In
~. villages surrounding her coun-
try home. She frequently goes into
thr VILLAGE to shop personally, and
her tours are always the subject of
much discussion.
An I'D Yorkshire shopkeeper has
yiyr1 away one OF the royal secrets
ue ig authority for the statement
tbat the princess has weakness
sor rovai pictures. Whenever she
visits this old gentleman shop
she always spends II considerable
AMOUNT OF time looking over the
autographs of the members OF her
l yrn family. The princess Is "A
sfeat seeker for antiques and never
misses IA chance to pick up an old
treasure from an old shop.
The autumnal political activities
- England threaten 20 center
around the alleged sale Of honors.
Political opponents OF LLOYD George.
Intimate that his administration
has been guilty of trading titles for
political contributions The prime
minister and his adherents deny
all these limitations and the open
charges as well. A royal commis-
sion has been established 20 inves-
,igate the charges. and this body
viii get 10 work during the early
au weeks, and rather stirring po-
ntlcal times are promised. The
duke OF Northumberland and the
die.hard Morning Post are conduct
nv the campaign against the prime
m.Lgcr. The traffic in honors"
bSdAnc seems TO be standing I'm
an Of the anti-George newspaper
Offices in London, and whenever
news is duh the scandal is re-
ylyed The most unconcerned in
the matter Is the prime minister.
He goes IN his way rejoicing. while
his enemies continue to tear their
hair and gnash their teeth.
Conservative England is fearful
u an invasion OF rubber bathing
suits Some of the more daring
female bathers across the channel,
at the French resorts, have ap-
Deared IN one-piece suits made OF
rubber. The effect IS said to be
very startling and particularly SO
when the suits are made OF flesh
colorod rubber. England Is giving
due warning TO importers that they
viii not tolerate this newest kink
IN feminine fashions.
With the advent OF fall weather.
when the nut brown ale" becomes
more and more favored, the pres
sure for cheaper beer Is gaining
Impetus in England. The brewers
claim that they cannot reduce the
PRICE Of beer until taxes come down,
The advocates OF cheaper beer
p0nt out that some of the brewer
rs at the present time are paying
dividends Of II per cent. and that
penny off pint OF beer wouldn't
rfduce the dividends more than
per cent.
Speaking OF things that are liquid,
J. NJ, Glenster Of the United states
o! America, who announces that he
! 4 about to start a monster anti
prohibition drive in his homeland
has been creating a considerable
iurore In London Glenister has ap-
peared In music halls and, aided by
Marie Lloyd, the comedienne, who
IS well known in America. has given
vent TO a considerable amount OF
4 o'atory and denounced the pussy
ioos.' Glenister has garnered coll
umns Of free publicity in London
and his spectacular tactics have won
i9r him the nickname Of "Bearcat
Glenister.'
And they shall beat their
yYds into plowshares," the scrip
tlls predicted, but the British are
achieving peace by another method,
british steamships and British war
sHps, which were used during the
var nut which have now become
obsolete or have been ordered
'crapped In accordance with the
Washington treaties, Will be broken
up and turned into cheap safety
'a1or blades. mo one has yet an
hounced whether the razor king Of
America King Gillette, who was re-
gsnty IN London. has contracted 10
oly the old steel from these discard
% ships, or whether he will be
'oFeeu 20 meet British competition
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