The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-02
800 WORKWOMEN
STORM WILSON IN
SUFFRAGE CAUSE
tContioued from First Pags.)

u going ON In the world. In many
cases with the working woman. II n
either the sanitarium for tuberculosis
or the streets. don't have to mako
speeches 70 you. - We are too ciSse."
The President smiled ~ Mis- Wins.
NV, who stood Close to him, dropped
her voice 70 Q conversational tons
and continued her talk.
Mrs. Evans referred. IN closing, 70
the fact that she had visited Mr..
Wilson at seagirt whom he was q can
tiidate for President ana ciaimsd 70
have gotten soms sncourassmeot for
the cause Of suffSass.
"Why, w worked eur Finger nails
On 70 90 ysu sssstsd," esd Mn.
Evans. n thought from whst yer
said thsA yeu Wers In favsr % evs
eswss. vsv were ovWelaS fes veess
thon."
" wee mush srsss ts sxprSse NY
sp.nlen chen than I an new" emllet
ths President.
sHgLlo. IiTTlg lAOVI" oAio
l WILSON 70 CHILD IN LINE.
''Thsrs are three hundred wefldns
women outside awaiting yeur a..
svsr," said Mr.. Evans. .~.-.-..-.
| n went 10 cay Just thls," rstvrmsd
IShe prssidSnt. n Wssd net tsn you
! that whst ysv hsvs ssld mskss .
| profound lmprssslsn upsW me, but J
hsvs already explained my l'm'ta'
tisns. Until . party, % eush. hes
taken . pssltlsn On - question J On
nst at liberty 70 spssk Ter T. ! an
limited In expressing my eplnssns M
matter what my individual thoughts
W.sys b. ! have no doubt that your
visN Will snsks Q profound imprss'
elem"
Tho President himself FASTENED tn
handshaking ceremony. thereby end
, Ing the discussion. though Mrs
Evans remarked that only ten min
.. utss Of the allotted fifteen had besl
. used up. The President began shak
Ing hands, hoWsvse. cutting on fur
| thaS discussion. A. many OF tn
women alsd By carrying banners. an
: With solorsd bands decorating thsi
etars, they named their homo States.
TAsss was . tiny child In the lin
J. With her mother.
> "Hssio. little lady," said the Prssi
. dent. you wouldn't b old enough I
4 vote any wan would your and II
baby smiled.
I'll The de,ssatioa left the. White Hous
Z In groups. In animated convsrsatioE
I. soms plsassd. others disappointed, IN
. some even sAying they were angr!
. The hands departed without playin
!. any msrA anA he Prssldsnt and Ok
!. rstAry Tvmuity crossed ovsr - u
= Whits House quietly for lunohsoa-
The weed WAS Issued frsm u
"A Whlts HOUSE that the Presidsl
:, would take 3 similar position on q
y dslesstions for womsn's suferas
W hereafter. and that until the Dsms
n cratic party had taken stand ON Il
q. subject, hs would not tsy 70 fotos ~
10 opinion ON II
II Tue women In their march {
the White House were led by Nj
70 Margaret Hinchsy. . laundry work
n OF New York. and Miss Rose Win
N low. . Pennsylvania weaver.
~ They started from the public libra
aftst holding . mass msetin
a at which speakers stirred their 81
a thusiasm TO high pitch.
b Represented In tho line were Ne
ny York, Massachusetts,. Connectio,
~ New yersey, Psnnsylvania, Deiawa.
w Virginia. West Virginia. Narylan
/" Rhode Island and the District OF @
lumbia.
or A caucus Of House Democrats
20 creating q standing committee
w. woman suffrage was called to-day
% to-morrow night. The Democrats
% the Rules Committee recently rsfus
I'm to report In favor OF such . comml
tee.
~
10. Waitress Attempts Suicide.
- Nrs. Eve WATSON. who recently b
~ WeriksA - . waitress In small rssts
Irasts. trssd % kiil hsssslf this aftsrno
~ by iphaltA6 gas through tuba In
y Sc; Her sSsecsS: ychS: . scct.
IA. past I've wssks :hs AaS s:sa WA