The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-25

it is quite all right L am perfectly
willing to accept their statement, but
it is such an Intriguing thought that
they are here at all, and that being
here, they are still wrought up over
tribal matters,
A beauty shop in Thirty-sixth street
has utilized the spinning barber poles
which it inherited from the former
tenant of the place. by mounting a lit
tie figure + delicate empire gown
in the round glass Ssse Now o the DOL iIl
an engaging way that seems likely
to set a fashion for beauty shop sig
nails.
New Workers about to visit Europe
are already booking their passage on
the new Paris-London air service,
which has just been announced and
is said to be the highest development
of its kind. Every sort of luxury, in
Guiding tea served mid-channeL is a
part of the trip. This is the service OF
DAIMLER Hire, Ltd, which uses nine
passenger De Haviland limousine
planes and maintains a schedule of
125 minutes between destinations
This means that the officials guarantee
that no more time than this shall
elapse between picking up the passen-
gers at their hotels in London and
landing them at their hotels in Paris.
Americans may book passage on these
tourist agencies here The planes
leave Croydon in the west end of Lon
don and land at LIE Bouget on the
outskirts of Paris. Return trips from
Paris to London are made under iden-
teal guaranty. There are many novel
features to the service. The limousine
bodies have five windows on a side
and passengers travel in leather arm
chairs. Each plane has its steward
who serves refreshments and attends
to the passengers. and tea is invariably
served in mid-channel.
Westerners who relate in Wanting
terms the wonders of living on
mountain which gives them an earlier
and later glow of the sun because of
their elevation above the horizon and |
the surrounding country have moth |
ing whatever on the pitied deniZens
Of Manhattan sky-scrapers. MY Of
ice on the thirty-fOurth floor gains !
whole hours daylight" said one |
man the other day. 1T makes that |
much actual difference in my work |
ing schedule too" New York not |
only has the highest buildings in the |
world, but they stand for the most !
part near the center of Manhattan ]
island. decidedly higher than the |
rivers and exposed to the sun when |
t rises and sets After the sua sets |
hour for it to disappear from the view +
Of the man at the top of the building. /
Women VINO vote and sit on political
party committees and share all the /
est of the burdens and rights OF ciI- 1
.enship are not going to let figure !
IF a man disdaining the efforts of
woman to pull him from his high
moral perch, be the symbol of civic
Tirtue in our city-not without pro-
est. at least The much talked of |
group which was to face |
he city hall has aroused clamor /
1n the part of these same women and
Door Mayor Hylan is beginning to /
grasp something of the meaning of
woman scorned. He has consequently
written a letter to the board of esti-
nate. suggesting that in view of the
act that objection has been made that
he statue degrades womanhood, it
night be well to have a public hear
ng on it before il is set in place.
We are at least having exhibitions
n our shop windows of the really
ong new skirts. Those of US who
puttered a few months ago when the
dict went forth for eight and nine
inches from the floor instead of twelve
nd fourteen, have no alternative left
low except to gasp instead of sputter.
Why eight inches will look like a
'athing suit compared to these droop-
ng hems-if we finally accept them.