The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-30
"GET GUILTY', MILLS GIRL

The Facisti do in Italy what the Communists did in Russia, not quite in the same way, not quite so completely. The lawful government passes away under pressure of threatened force, and is succeeded by the Fascist. The 1ntellectuals, the business men, the conservative elements of Italy have a revolution of their own. This is not new in modern his- tory. Revolutions have usually come from the middle classes. Russia has the first workman's revolution.
 MT. Hearst writes that the sU- perior skill, education and energy of the American workman is due to his superior standard of liv- ing. Yes. But the superior standard of living is due to su- pertor system of production, bas- ed on invention, plentitude of land and abundance of wealth in the land, together with free institutions and free play for the abilities of men.
 That standard of living can not be increased merely by rais- ing wages. Production must be increased. There is a certain excess which the rich get. It would amount to nothing, dis tributed among all the people. The only thing which really counts is production. How big is the pile of consumable things.
 
 Waste counts. Get rid of waste Distribute the benefit among the people and they would have something. Perhaps the law against migration may help Workers are getting scarce. But in some industries. like the coal industry, many more workers are employed than are needed. This keeps wages low, makes g1ut at one time and famine at another Do the job efficiently. The work CTS who mine coal will get more. Those who leave coal mining for other occupations will get more The pile of wealth will be bigger.
 
 the style for the world, she has won many fnconspicuous victor ies and now a great victory. Paris dressmakers say American buy CTS refuse to purchase ankle length gowns. We are all aware that the long skirt campaign will not succeed. It shouldn't. The short skirt goes With a shirtwaist and the other items of dress which American women have adopted for health and ease.
 The New Jersey murder holds its place on the first page of the AS"cpdpC1S- LII NhO14ld11d aI1OIHOT disappointed woman kills another clergyman. That game Is hardly worth the candle. Much better for amorous gentlemen to stay at home; better yet that disap- pointed ladies should leave jus tice to the courts.
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 Miss Eleanor Sawyer, Ameri- 1can Prima Donna, scores a tre- mendous success as '"Tosca" in the Berlin State Opera. Ameri- ca having obtained a musical ed ucation from Italy and Germany sends its completed product to Europe to make musical conquest of that continent. America has something to give in the way of an improved voice as Mir Edison says, who has analysed all sorts of voices in his talking machine laboratory.
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 Ambassador Harvey's little joke about women having no souls is getting attention from serious minded world There was a time when most men ser iously believed it. Mohammed- ans believe it today. There are women in the Turkish heaven but they are there for the con- venience of the men the same as the furniture and Oriental rugs not because they are angels. The American woman maybe ac- Quiring more soul than American men because she goes to church more and spends more time in school