The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19
Lady Aaor ArriUes In u. S.,
Ass1iling Flabpers and to Say
She Is for Prohibition
American Born Woman Who Is Member OF
English Parliament Says She Will Not Have
Wet Plank When She Runs for Reelection

house Of commons was "a passcn-
ger on the liner olympic which ar
rived here today. 4 notable
gathering of American women
awaited hcr
Some went 20 me pier because
they had known Lady Astor IN
Virginia when she was nanny
Iaughorne 'unc of the five pretty
l.anEho ne sisters" others com
posed an official welcoming com
mittee ot 90 selected by the League
of Women Voters, 40 whose pan
American conference. opening In
Baltimore Thursday. Lady Astol
.s to take "a prominent part.
Tho ripple OF greeting ever.
I ady Astor was 10 bee escorted To-
'he hom" of her sister. Mr.
Charles Dana Gibson known
throughout the wo-ld A. the oriri
nal ~ the Gibson girr' Tonigh'
she viii make her first speech here
80 Town iiall on women polite
Tomorrow night the Niscounto--
will hr the principal speaker and
the honor guest al dinner OF the
English Speaking niun
Her husband Niscount William
waldorf Astor. who tackles Tho
problems Of the empire in the
hous, 81 lords while his wifc work
in The house of commons. accom- -
panied he to America.
A. the Olympic steamed up the
bay from Quarantine, Mrs. Astor
gave reporters flashing comment
un an manner of thinEs Lloyd
George. flapperS. prohibition. MAJ
got Asquith the labor situation
The Genoa conference. the servant
problem and her own children
-iN In number
The only remarkable thing
about mo IN nay children shs
nid. holding To tho arm of her
husband Ni-cpuni Wm waldorf
Asto'
'LI1yd-Gcorrc stin has his head
uhotc water. ana it's some head
Too
Lady Astor said sho wanted "a
make 10 clear that she was not iu
America on mission 81, D.
here. she said because she re-
oeifei nm invitation 10 attend bee
Pan American convention IN HaIti.
NOR" Co discu=a matters ~ irfer-
ost 90 women an over the world
Aft"r that she ls goiuR % Nlrg H.s
whore sh" was Nancy langhDrno
and then 20 Washington and NJ.
/ before returning home 60 her MI.
dr.n ana her sob In parliament
SIN Southernrr
speaking az a Nirginian does.
without a trace OF British accent.
I Lady Astnr said she was "-fII an
unfoconstruCted southerenpr'
And when ! hear 'nlVic' sule-
/ thing happens she added
Her children she described as
'mongreis - three -fourths AI.es-
/ lean
A. TO women's place In he
/ world. she said those of her aeR
were iuu ns Individual a. men
"bnc can't say women do fHis.
and women do that" she re-
marked, hccaurc they douf 40
I things alike any more thar m.n "
The clothes nearly al women
are wearing nowadays are In-
| fortunate from her point of y.ew.
/ Lady Artor said
Nothing lets the sex down he
running about hslf naked" shc
I went on. There o. no use of 'l TX b.
INK about equality " we ouly lse
! our liberty TO show our hidsHIs-
ness Last night wore dress
l have used since 1918. n lu
/ keep your eye on your bod an
the lime you cart keep q ON 'ur
| soul
'itow about the nappers nd
l thcir uniform p" she .cpra cd
| Their clothes are unfortunata hut
that is their mothers faul me
! first thing "a women ought Co each
] her children h. obedience
In running Tor recollection tU her
/ place In parliament next auf mn
LADY Astor said she would not
Fny one plank in hor plat m
would he exactly dry but ccrflIniy
u would not he wet
she H. Photographed
one of the largest groups col re
portcrs ana photographer hat
ever rwarmod aboard a usHiner
down the hay surrounded lady
| Artc-
Help Help' oct my husband
get my husband" she cried some
one fetched the Niscount IN q uffy
AMI they were taken Co thU hoat
deck Tor photographs.
Lady Astor took hold of ,hs Vis-
counts arm. wlnked and said
Married, though happy"
Then began the Interview With
the ultimate topic prohihitiOn
y don't believe what the nr.tiFh
papers say about prohibition in
this country" she said
"MHrgci Aaquiihs views A.
regards her views. ! could tell you
a lot of things but won't am
not going disruss Mrs. Asauith OF
any other individual An can
saS u that she h no more fypi-
cal average English woman ihsn
he u q typical average Amcfican
woman. might say she ls unuIriv
and | would not be far wrong
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