Show Jl h h 1 j 2 P IJ p 6 V I II If g J tt 4 I f c W vt n. n v iJ tv t- t If V c f r i f fI I il i i f I 1 rh rue Lat Latest t t for the Golf Gui Girl The Better Husbands Better Husbands lids liv BY TREND IRENE nD G. 4 I An animated discussion regarding I t tho he comparative excellence of or American Ameri Ameri- t I c can an and English English- husbands has been c carried on for tor some time In an nn Eastern Eastern East East- e ern m paper The English husbands have ha h had ad fully Cully a as mun many champions as have o havethe t the he American though most of oC those I c contributing to the tho discussion were American men and women It was vas ludicrous to road read some sonic of t the he arguments brought forth against ag t the he English husband Dozens of or writers writ c ers rs vehemently asserted that Englishmen English English- men were not good husbands because t they hey refused to pu push h their babi babies babies' s' s perambulators per along tho the streets Then Ihen came cam replies stating that the reason t they hey did not push the perambulators was that for Cor generations It had been the iho custom not to do clo so But this point was not brought forward against the Englishman so often oCten as m the one that ho he sometimes allowed his wife to black his boots The answer was as hurled back that an Englishman would never think of oC letting Jetting his wife wire press pres his trousers as Americans do tb This precipitated an ar argument which ended ended ended end end- ed about where it began which was with the question Is it more nore humiliating hum 11 for Cor a woman to black her husbands husband's husbands husband's hus bus bands band's boots than to press and clean i his clothes clothes' Finally attention was distracted I from this point by some one writing I a letter attempting to trove prove that the American man was a n good husband I only because he ho didn't dare be anything any anY- thing else hilo he the Englishman was from choice The Fite writer df or this tills letter letter letter let let- ter went on to say that the Ute Englishman Englishman English English- man was vaz boss In his horne home WIllie while the American man was only a n. partner who equally with v his hits wife in authority This fillS caused on endless s lesI friction fric CIlc tion tion while in J England domestic life liCe was much smoother Then rhen the writer I added that no home could havo ha iao two heads heRds equal in authority that it was all cr very well to talk about su such h a n. athing thing but n no concern in which various arious people were interested ever er ran rail I smoothly unless there was one per person on Whose host authority was unquestionable that the Englishman was ver very lenient In the exercise of his authority because there was never any question of or his t right to It while the tile American chafed under the fact that his authority was wa not lIot recognized he submitted to dictation dictation dictation dicta dicta- tion simply because ho had to The TIit American woman will ilI pa pay dearly for tor forthe the insistence on her part that she he be beas as much the head hend of or the house as Isher is h isher her husband said aid the writer In conclusion con con- clu elusion lon There Thero were man many Americans who wrote upholding upholding- this writers writer's opinion She was an American woman married 1 to an Englishman And when you TOIl como come to look at the I matter fairly it seem ns as if i t her view was correct Can homo be hi peaceful that has two t heads equal hiI Ii in I authority Ytm may say n th that t when whet 1 two people aro are rightly mated this his ma may maybe I be possible But such marriages are an S hot not frequent on this earth where we wi weare S are arc all pretty human According to the trend of opinion i i in the discussion referred to a U woman woman wo wo- man who iho had offers of or marriage from 1 both beth an Englishman anti and an nn American Amen Ameri can cnn would have o this question to decide decide de tie cide Shall I T accept the American i and und thon thereby b have ha a n. husband who alwa alwa's always al- al wa ways was s I reCOgnizes g my authority as equal to his own even tJ when he ho doesn't want to o. o because he lie knows If it he does docs othor- othor SO there will be trouble or shall I murry marry tho Ito Englishman who nine times out too often will defer to to and follow Collow m my opInion not not because because he doesn't lore dare do 10 otherwise but be be- I cau 9 he prefers not to use tho the authority au nu- nu- nu which ho he knows I recognize as his In ono ano case shell she'll gel geta a. a husband who ho yields to her because ho he has bus busto hasto husto to tho the other othir one Who vho yields because hb he wants to |