The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-14
EASY TO CONVERT The MEN
mr. Mrs SNOU DEN FINDS
WR UOWEN fOI DER.
Mere Nor" Gallant Than EnSiisiimrn.
Perhaps I suai Low Down saloon
atmosphere absent From Last Par
lament session John Nilchrsl's Ideas

John Mitchell. vic.-presiient of the
National civic Federation. believes IN
woman -r.Hrag. Tor the United srat..-
because Of tn. y u0o. Csu women in the coun-
try who ar. -.lf--ppporiinE. 4HSoS Of
whom comp.-'" with men under loss favor
abb conditions of employment Th.--
women h" thinks share the inherent right
81 every p.'r-pu T." have "A voice in th. con
dt'iou- under which he lives
Mr. Mitchell expressed his views AZ the
dlnr.ar "t 'h" Men League for Woman
STfrtE- gwen Last night at the Aldin-
'lub IN the Fifth Avenue Building. IN
honor ri Mrs Philip Snowd.n ~.
mentioned the r--Csnt Endorsement by
49,. Federation 81 Labor OF 'h. belief II
org 'uIZ'-i wprtsInru IN The right of women
- Tu'" winch WAS recorded twenty -one
YEAR az" dnd sad that he expects sui.
ifdg. 80 be- granted IN the near fIrur.
Mr. Snowd.n said
Y Nnd that converts ar" Easy To- maxi.
among "a" men ~ 'hI- country | hay.
been IN forty VI your St..t.-s and IN general
! ind IN" men more -ympa' h.rIC than
Ia. wp'n"u lnl- - because. Won are.
-'rll llHinI III 'h- Atmosphere. 81 the. old
solnulaI -'' rC,'r ~ women R-ing scarce
yoiIr wun"u ~" dear IN England w.
ar" cheat and ~" not =" much regarded
Ia the la-t -"~-IOn tur Ia. ilr-t tim.
~ ia. history 81 Parliament ih. atmO--
mu-ph-re dTIInR 'r.' discussion 81 woman
~urrig" VA not thlt IT the back room II
= low down saloon There were. no Jokes
a. tu. .Ny-n-. IT omen ana no obscene.
InnI-nI"- Gh.r- wus the cuurrlv Mr.
Billion debating tor ;he It'll against thu.
eloquent VI A-JU'rn and Mr Lloyd
tie 'rg- giving v"lgnfy "n. very w"lghty
r't-D"- against " Winston Churchill
arou-.l ~. Indignation 81 all decent
a ~. "a in
would 'r'rtuctI-" women who get their
living 90 tn" -tr-.-i-
A. III" u',' 1905. N ~. Propose to run
Cdnd dates az ~" 'aTn.. political com
pl-Vrnn against ne Liberal candidates
and thus to -plJ the Progressive vote and
let IA th'. Conservatives
The oppo-I'rOn | hnd here ~ America
- mainly vnlnt.llgi-nc'- p-npl'. who. To- ,
iiraIH ra-'' the old rhyme. Sny
do not I-r -, ~o-rr.. co.,
Though Nhg l.u >..r, cant Gr.o...
b.s' 'r., SNOW .r.un ly vote
ap tH' liz nc roU"r., 'or-
H.. "ppos ZION - -u"rag.. 10 "pvu-.-
ton lD a. mOCrIJy
Henry G"orE. j Il h-r.'d y ia Mir
Snoy dan about tn. ,uffrIg" III Eng
land IA THAI h- ralnk- the ~nrrag,. +,
rru~ad.. rh.'r" - NOV democratic Ih.. !
other speakers w"r.' Hamilton Holt Mrs
carrie Chapman carr the Rev Howard
M..lllsh and Justice. Charles I. Guy OF
IN" Supr-m. Court George Foster Pea |
body pres deed On tn. comrpIttee Of
arran g-m"nts were Charles G Burlin-
game. Prof John Dewey. Oswald Gar
rlson Willard, DR. simon Fl.xn.r. Prof
Vladimir Simhkovitrh. Charles II Strong
and Max Eastman
About four hundred persons were pres
..nr among them Miss In.z Milhollano
John - Hara tO-gray". Arthur Brisbane.
VIZ and Mr. William NJ WINS John -
Olrn-t.o Henry - Sedgwick Sir Horace
Plunk.ft. eN-S-rre'arv Of Agriculture. for
ireland. MT and Mr. EgaTron Wini hrop.
Dr and Mr. John Brennan. Mr. and Mr.
" q Wilb.nN Dr Anna Howard shaw.
Prof Norman Smith Of P-inc-' on Robert
Er-kIn. Fly Prof Henry X S-ager Of
Columbia ~ clair Nckelway DR. Jane
Robbins 81 chicago DT Mary Crawford.
T. r Iaut-rbaCh, Samuel tntermyer
George r kunfz. Judge William Wanna
NEE n New burgh. .Judg. Joseph = Daly
OF SonE"r- Ian stevens OF Denver. an
a-socIsf. Of Judg" Rem Lindsey. aud
Samuel \ BALDWIN