NOT YET IN SIGHT.

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, 1 December 1919, Page 35

NOT YET IN SIGHT.

A modern girl—one of those pretty, vote - chasing, athletic, modern girls who ride astride, swim in men’s swimming suits, smoke cigarettes and read Wells and Shaw —a modern girl of this type repined one day at a tea because she could not be an aviator in the war. “Oh,” she sighed, blowing a cloud of cigarette smoke from her lips—“Oh, if heaven had only made me a man! ” “Heaven did, my dear,” said a placid matron, “and you’ll find him some day, and then all this newthought nonsense of yours will cease forever.”