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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-06
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
DEBATE CONTINUES
Expected Final Vote on Proposed
Amendment Not Reached
in Senate.

Washington. March 5-Debate on
woman suffrage continued in the senate
to-day without the expected final vote
on the proposed constitutional amend
inent being reached. Late in the dag
many Senators We're missing from their
goats. and lack Of a quorum prevented
vote on the amendment To the pend
irg resolution submitted by Senator
Cardman.
our women" the mississippi Sena-
tor had declared. will not 20 TO the
polls To vote In competition with a
race conecnitally and unalterably un-
mt to perform the supreme function of
citizenship
He said he would support the resolu-
ton III Congress repealed the fifteenth
amendment anu modified the fourteenth
amendment, and to this end he offered
his amendment to the resolution AS
amended the resolution would provide
Tor woman suffrage in all the states,
hut in all other respects the right of
citizens would b. left 10 the states In
which they reside.
S"naio Pomerene. OF Ohio, told the
Senate that although he had voted for
woman suffrage In his state. he was
opposed L. Federal constitutional
frage on states opposed to il. The fact
that only . per cent OF f,he women had
exercised the school franchise in Ohio.
he added. was evidence that they did
not want the ballot In his State
senator Works Of California. said he
dislikcd a constitutional amendment
for the same reasons. but was so ear
aestly In favor OF woman suffrage
that no would vote for in
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Night ScssfOn.

Resides advancing n large mum her
OF local and uncontested bills the SEN
ate. at Its night session. passed the
following measures:
House bill to amend and re-enact the
charter of the town of Manassas
House bin to amend an act approx
ed March 10, 1906. providing for the
working and Keeping In repair tho
roads and bridges I'm Essex County.
House bill To authorize and direct
the boards of supervisors OF Norfolk
County, subject to certain specified
conditions. To borrow n sum not cx-
ceedinc $3.50 900 for the purpose OF ma
cadamizins or otherwise permanently
improving public roads and bridges in
that county.
Senate bill to amend section 1905 Of
the Code. Patron. senator West.
Senate bill to amend an act. approved
February ,, 1892, protecting the title
LOT bona fidc purchaser of real estate
for value from the heir-at-law OF Il
deccdcnt against n devise of the said
real estate without notice to such pur-
chaser. Patron, Senator Featherston
To amend the charter of the city of
Portsmouth so as to authorize tho city
clerk to qualify members elected To the
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presidential primary received the sup
port of Senator walker and Senator
West. but was opposed by Senator RI
son. who thought that the Legislature
of 1916 viii! have plenty of time to
pass such n provision In time for the
next presidential election. The amend
mcnt was defeated by vote Of 10
TO H.. the members voting as follows:
Ayes-l3rock. buchanan. Cannon
Crockett, Early Featherston. Fletcher.
Gravatt. Hartman, Hart. Holt, Mapp.
Moncure. Paul. Saunders, Smith
Walker and West--1S
Noes-Blauks, Bowers. Catron
Drewry, Echols. Edmondson. Garrett
Gayle. Massie. Montague, Parr. Paxton
Rinchart, Itison, Royal. Sowdcr. Tav-
enncr. Thornton ana wendenburK-19
Judges to Appoint Constablea.
The Senate adopted by substantial
majoritfes an amendment offered by
Senator Rtson authorizing election
judges to appoint constables to aid in
preserving order at the voting booths
and an amendment introduced by SEN
ator Saunders making it 4 misdemcanor
for an election Judge or clerk to re
quest or urge any voter to cast his
ballot for any particular candidate.
An amendment offered by Senator
Gravatt making the holding of primary
elections compulsory. was rejected By
vote of 30 to (. Tho minority who
voted for the amendment was composed
of Senators Crockett, Gravatt, Mapp
and Paul. Shortly before taking the
final vote on the bill the Senate adopt
ed an amendment introduced by Senator
Rison which provides that the pri-
mary bill shall not go into effect until
January i. 1915.
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WILSON CONSIDERS
VIRGINIA MATTERS
President Discusses With Glass
Question of Patronage to
BE Distributed.
STRUGGLE ACUTE AS EVER
Organization and Antiorganiza-
STRUGGLE ACUTE AS EVER
Organization and Antiorganiza-
ton Elements Fail to Reach
Any Agreement.

Washington. March 5.-Thc Evening
Star Of to-day has the following story
or political affairs In Virginia:
niscuss yfr.rgrf, Sfaftcr.
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city council. Patron, Senator Mon

Senate bill to amend section 353s ar
the Code in relation TO when cer,ain
ofhcers are not to be paid fees In Grim
maj cases. Patron, Senator Montague.
senate bin to amend section 3ao7 of
the Code providing for the mode OF
serving processes and notices. Pa
irons, senators Fletcher and Lesner.
Senate bill to amend the charter OF
the town of LII Crosse, Mecblenburc.
county. Patron, Senator Blanks
House bill TO authorize and empower
the town OF Onancock. Accomac Couu-
", 10 levy all additional tax on all
property. real and personal in the cor
porate limits OF that town. for such
town purposes as the Council OF that
town shall determine
House bill to provide for an audIt
or examination OF financial transac-
tons or county or district officers
boards or commissions. in counties con-
tanning a population of not less than
10000.
House bill to amend and rc-enact tho
road law or Spotsylvania County.
House bill 10 provide for a public
park or public playground in the town
Of Wavcrly.
House bill to amend and re enact the
charter OF the town OF Waverly.
Senate bill TO provide for tho nav.
rncnt OF compensation to the counsel
employed OH behalf OF the State bv
the Governor and Attorney General To
prosecute Floyd Allen and others i'm
plicated In the Hilsvllle murders OF,
March II. 1912.
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Washington. March 5.-Thc Evening
Star OF to-day has the following story
o., ,,,,,, ,.,;
-
oiScuss NtrEinia Matters.
Representative Glass Of Virginia.
had n frank t,lls v,,b pros,d.n, wi
F''' '''aF 'oou' patronage "ho Poiit'-
cal matters Of deep concern u the
Icnocrnts or tina, Stat. Mr r:l..s
din ~, ,.,,' ,.
- :" ''p'S :"
'i"hs. IMAM To state mat u" had pre-
s"utcd to MIR. Wilson the views OF the
;,ntidrBanization clement Of Virginia
Democrats. but 81 il known that the
struggle between the organization aud
the differentiation forces The former
represented by Senators Swanson and
Martin. and the latter by Rcprcsenta-
lives Glass. Jones and others IS as
acute AZ ever. with each side insistin,
on having It's way
"presidcnt Wilson .lrsirous OF kern
inu harmony within tn. ranks. has do
fcrrcd making al least five appoint
lneuts that would have been regarded
as recognition for one side or tho
other. ana long ago conveyed. in tactful
words the View that ~ the Democrats
there could not get together and law
becor. him candidates who would be
arre.ai,l. 10 all concerned Ia, would
not bother with the matter
Gulf IL .yIdrpcd.
Instead OF coming To- some aprne
incnt. the factions are app,rcu,lv
wider apart than ever before R.ccut
attempts on tho mart Of IN. ,yvo semi
tors 10 make n hcriuntnp iownrd dis
posing OF the PATRONAGE met vim si,ch
determined opposition from the anti
organization leaders that nothing was
done or Is likely 10 he done for n long
time TO come
Senators Martin and swanson. i, 10
understood. decided Ia ask the admin
istrntion, through Secretary McAdoo
to nominate peyton ST clair of Giics
County, as collector Of Internal revenue
for the state. When word got out
That they were taking this action the
ANTS swoop.d down In such force that
the Recommendation has been with
drawn. Practically the same thing
happened In the recommendation said
to have been made hy the Senators OF
Lee Clark, IA marshal of the Western
District OF the state
The charge is boldly made by the
antiorgauization forces that both Of
these men were violent anti Wilson adj
vocatcs Ia til" prcconNention campaign
Of 1912. and that the organization. led
hy the Senators, is seeking 10 discrin-
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articles referred to. In justice to al,
concerned, he said, the evidence should
lie placed before the Senate. He press
cd the adoption Of motion to read
the clippings and such q motion was
adopted by viva voce vote.
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articles referred to. In justice to all
concerned, he said the evidence should
he placed before the Senate. He press
cd the adoption Of a motion to read
the clippings, and such motion was
adopted by viva vocc vote.
Recital Ends In Comedy.
In his haste Senator Gr3vatt had
sent to the desk an indscrfninate lot
Of clippings. several OF them treating
matters foreign To the question at is
SUE. Under Instructions ,o begin the
reading OF the clippings In the order
In which they lay on his desk. Senate
Clerk Hanger proceeded to the recita-
ton, reading headlines and all.
pollard elected head of Pregres-
sivcs." he began.
roar Of laughter greeted the read
ing. Senator Gravatt explained the
Heterogeneous nature of the clippings
he had sent to the desk. and volun-
tcered to assist In separating the rcle-
want from tho irrelevant.
Senator Saunders arose with a pro-
test against the whole proceeding. All
of II, he said. was beside the issue and
rank waste of time when time was
most valuable. Senator Holt insisted
that the reading he continued.
Moves to Adjourn.
With tho whole house In confusion.
senator Cannon came TO tho rescue
with n motion to adjourn. Senator
l.chois objected that the motion was
not In order since the Senate was en-
gagged in executing a motion lust
adopted calling for A reading of the
clippings, but Lieutenant-Go FL
tyson ruled that "A motion to adjourn
was always in order. The motion was
put and defeated
At this juncture Senator Saunders
! after soundly berating the body for
consuming time in this useless pro-
oeeding. moved that the reading Of the
clippings he passed by. The motion
was carried by a vote Of u to IA and
the incident was closed
Senator Featherston drew attention
to the fact that the whole question OF
election fraud arose at the suggestion
oil the privileges and Elections Commit :
tee which, through Senators Holt and
Rison. made much OF the alleged par
nsanship Of election judges which. they
\ SAID. would make them unsatisfactory
as judges OF Il Republican primary
i The entire Square dear argument OF
/ the majority on Wednesday. lie pointed
out, was based on the assumption that
& Republicans would not be given fail
I play BY Democratic judges
Adopt Frnud Penalty.
The Featherston amendment declar-
/ ing persons who wilfully commit any
| one of a long list of election frauds
Il S"'i'S " IL !Hi5deiHeitnOT, pGllShabl IL
| by fine Of from 500 TO $500 or i'm
\ prisonment for not more than sixty
I days, was put TO q vote and carried
I The amendment polled tie vote OF Is
/ TO is. and the chair voted in the af.
4 firmative. The members voted rs fol.
I lows:
i Ayee-Brock, Buchanan. Cannon
/ Crockett. Drewry, Echols, Featherston
i Fletcher. Gravatt, Hart. Lesner. Mapp
I Paul. Rison. Saunders, Smith, Walker
1 and West-lS.
! Noes-Blanks. Early. Garrett. GAYLE
/ Hartman. Holt Massie. Moncure. Monta.
que. Parr. Paxton Rinehart. Royal
\ Sowder, Tavcnner. Thornton Watkins
/ and WendenburG-lS
Senator Paurs amendment adding Al
: independent section providing for g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-06
KerrIck stlIl M,a,,ng

Especial To The Times Dispatch.J
Alexandria. Va. March 5.-No It'd.
inSs have as yet been received con-
corning the whereabouts OF Walter +.
l>crrick, forty three years old, who
mysteriously disappeared from tho
meme OF his mother, Mrs. BESSIE ker-
rick. 5l6 Cameron Street, on February
l3 wide search for him has been
made. Mr. Kerrick Is Il contracting
carpenter and unmarried
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Of tho Code rs amended and re-enacted
by an act approved March IL. 1912.
Nr

Of tho Code rs amended and re-enacted
Patron, Mr.. Hartman
To support Il commission which shall
prepare and execute proper plan for
the celebration ut one or more points in
this State of the one hundrcdth ami
versary Of the Treaty of Client and of
unbroken peace and amity among the
English speaking people Patrons,
Mcssrs. Walker and Cannon.
Requiring the Supreme Court OF APP
pcals To state facts and give reasons
fer its decisions. Patron, MIR. Saunders.
To amend and re-enact Scctiop 434
OF the Code OF Virginia, concerning
the renewal OF lost bonds or certi-
iicates. Patron, Mr.. Smith.
To provide for celebration OF CEN
fury Of peace among the English
speaking peoples. Patron. Mr.. Cannon.
To submit TO the qualified electors Of
the city Of Charlottesville AZ To the
abolition of the Corporation Court of
said city as provided i'll section 9S of
the Constitution of Virginia Patron
MIR. Early.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-06
NEWS or DEATH Fatal.
" oman Expires While Going 10 View
Amnt'N Body.

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
N"ik'rton, VA, March 5.---Mrs vir-
GINA Reed died at her home. near Rru<
ihStoh Va, on "Wednesday. in the sew
enti"th year Of her age. She had been
~ iaihns health for some time. and
her death was not uncapectcd she
was the widow OF James Reed. who
died three years ago. Six children sur
v've her. three daughters ana three
sons.
Mrs. Annie Basket Gatewood, n niece
ot Mrs, Reed. on hearing of her aunt !;
ac"th. went 10 the Reeds horne. and as
nhe got Ia the house she dropped dead.
She VAS daughter of the late Charlie
BASKET She leaves her husband James
Cate wood. and one little box
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-06
G4 Starts an
49, Account With
This Big Bank

Don't wait until you have a
large sum before you start saw
ings account.
This Big Bank welcomes the
small depositor. Small accounts
grow rapidly when systclnati-
cally added to.
Start that account at once
even if only one dollar.
3 per cent interest on savings,
compounded semi-annually.
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Planters
National
q ank
Capital and Surplus,
ST 800, 900. 90.
$1,000, 10000.

thought To whom the .nen were for
prior TO the Baltimore .oayention.
tn" situation is a most delicate one
Tor the White House. which has been
confronted for Il whole year with SINH.
lar conditions I'm other States"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-09-17

After God had finished the rattle snake the toad and vampire, he had an awful substance left with which h4 made the knocker. \ knocker is a two-Iegged animal with a cork screw soul, 8 water-logged brain and combination backbone made of jelly and glue. where other peo- pie have their hearts he carries Q tumor of rotton principals. When the knocker comes down the street honest people turn their backs, the angel in heaven take pecipitate re- fuge behind their harps, and the devil locks the gates of hell.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-09-17

St, Petersburg, Sept. IZ----It is believed that yesterdays loss to the Austriaps was fully a quarter of a million men killed in addition to a hundred thousand taken pris- onera by the Russian forces. It is reported that five thousand Ger mans are among those captured
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-09-17

Paris, Sept. I7---It is geportei that the Germans are being driven north to east of Nerennes. It IS also admitted that the Germans have received endorsements and are determined to make long and savage stand. Fighting is report ed all along the Aisne River, 1t is also rumored that the Russians oc- cupy Przemysl but have not capt ured forts.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-09-17

Washington. Sept I7-.-The Bel gian Commission sent to America by the Belgium Government to pro test against the German atrocities arrived in this city yesterday and were immediatly received by Pres ident Wilson who thanked the Del @gatiop for choosing America as their friend before whom they may lay their troubles. President Will son expressed hope to the Dele gation for another ending of the war.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-09-17
Surveyor For The
 ToWnsite Here

MT, ]. Frank Warner, '. s. Surveyor for Alaska, arrived on the Dolphin Tuesday. MT, War is here to survey the Yrapgell Townsite and wilt go to work at once and complete the work,
 MT. Warner brings with him MT. Earl B, Wilson who will assist in the field work. The surveying of the Wrangell Townsite has been held up so long that it was feared by some of our citizens that the work would not be completed this year. With Ms. Warner in the field we gan feel assured that tie work vii progress as fast as poss- ibIe.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-09-17

Washin gtOn, Sept, l7---TheT is an alarming possibility felt here of the possible stoBpsge of British Columbia coal being shipped to Alaska: The citizens of the north land has asked the Government 10 pass the coal leasing bill. Senas- or Walsh conferred to the President yesterday who indicated his desire passed at the present session af Congress, also the bill oi Senator Chamberlain snspending the work on Alaska claims Tor the year of 1914.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-09-17
Will Open
 Up Rivers

D. W, kean one of the Canadian Government River Inspectors was passenger up on the Princess Sophia from Prince Rupert. MT. kean is on his way up the Stikine River where he goes to prepare for future development work and aid 10 navigation on the Iskut and Stikine Rivers.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-09-17

Miss Viola Walch has been on the sick list this Week.
 The High School opened last week in tie City Hall on Church street with SIX High School student Miss Cora Smith is presiding over he school.
 FOR SALE-Househeld iurni- : ure. Inquire at I. J, Case.
 FOR SALE-A good stove. In- auire at Patenaudes.
 Capt. Fred Stackpole and the good ship Wabash arrived in from the seasons fishing yesterday.
 The Uncle Dan arrived over with five West Coast passengers.
 John W. Stedman, the reliable Portland travelling man Is calling oh Wrangell merchants tbis week.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-09-17
Hon. James WickershaIn

evening and every citizen of Wrangell should make it a point to attend the meeting and hear what Masks, and Wrangell in particular, friend has to say on the subject now of vital interest to every citizen of the Territory.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-09-17

Hon. James Wickersham, Del egate to Congress from Alaska,
 will arrive in Wrangell tonight from ketchihan on his tour of Alaska campaigning for reelect- ion. Delegate Wickersham Will speak in Red Men's Hall Friday
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-09-17

Washington, Sept. I7-The Ger man Embassy here made the state men, today that the French and English reports of great victories are untrue. He states the Germans are retreating only astactical war manOeuYIeS.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-09-17

Washington, Sept. I7---PrasFd- ent Wilson this morning sent his reply to the protest from the haiS- CT against Belgian atrocities.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-09-17

St. Petersburg, Sept. .7-Par : Of Germanys first line of troops on the Russian Boarder have been withdrawn as they are needed In
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-09-17

Washington, Sept. All Am erican avlatorS were Narnod today not to venture any flights ever Ca nadiau Territory.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-09-17

Paris, Sept. r. The war de- partment here stated this morning that the German Crown Prime. with large force constituting the center of the advance line has re- tired,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-09-17

Londog, Sept. 17---The German line of communication is threatened but no word has been received that a strong force other than Belgians are operating against it,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-09-17
Prominent Merchant
 On Way Home

John Hyland arrived up on the Princess Sophia Tuesday and left for his home at Telegraph on the Winifred this morning. Mr, Fly land is one of the big business men of Telegraph and sees great things ahead for the interior conn try.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-09-17

Lcndon, Sept. I7-Advices rece- ived here from Italy states that Roumania may unite against Aus tria and if such is the case Germ any will be thrown chiefly on her own resources.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-09-17

Washington, Sept. In cablegram received here this mclp ing from a foreign Embassy states that the Germans are evacuatlng Ndrcunes,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-09-17

London, Sept, Ir-The aband- onment of Leige by the Germans comes as a great surprise here.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-09-17

Berlin, Sept. I7-It was offici- ally announced this morning that the Germans have abandoned Liege
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-09-17

London, Sept. I7---The House of Lords yesterday passed through all stages of the bill suspending the operation of Irish home rule
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-09-17

Paris, Sept. Tt is reported that the Germans have lifted the seize of Nerdun.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-09-17
Happenings of the War
 During T he Past Week

in France. Both Aust ria and Ger many in France are concentrating at Cracow.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-20
How One Vote Saved a President
BY REV. THos. B. GREGORY.

the best days OF the old Greek
and Roman oratory.
When the arguments were
closed a vote was taken, by way
OF testing the strength OF the
Presidents foes. Il was upon the
eleventh. or last article, which
read
Is the respondent. Andrew
johnson, guilty Of a high misde
meanor. a. charged in this srti-
C'e2"
one after another the grave and
reverend Senators stood up be
hind their desks and voted In
the midst Of the deepest silence
the clerk read the result Guilty.
30. not guilty 10" 4 vote Of two
thirds being required by the con
stitutiou 10 convict, the article
failed ~ adoption
The court adjourned until TIE
-6tH ~ MHy. When Vote vas
taken 0n The second article. With
precisely the same results TO
49, The third article was then
voted on. the esuit remaining tho
same. whereupon, ON motion. the
CouiJ adjourned sine de.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-20
Men of Family Expect
Elaborate Menus on
Penny Allowances.

Furthermore, the wage earners
of the family have figured down
her housekeeping expenses to the
last possible penny, and she is
not given one cent more than the
actual cost of food and fuel and
rent on which to run the place.
And as if this wasn't enough
tyranny and stinginess, they COM
plain bitterly when she doesn't set
a tenderloin steak table on stew
meat income, and when it isn't
forthcoming the girl is blamed
for not making one dollar do the
work of five.
Nothing could be grayer or
more forlorn than this little
housewives life. and it offers no
prospect of Improvement. She
can never save up any money
because she has none to save.
She can not dress prettily and go
to places of amusement as does
her sister who has her own pay
envelope She can not even look
forward to marrying, because her
family cannily discharges men
callers. because they don't want
to lose their cook,
Besides which Cinderella in the
kitchen hasn't got as good a
chance as the wicked sister in
the parlor, no matter what the
fairy tales say, So all that this
girl sees in the way OF future is
shaving for her family until her
brothers and sisters get married
and she Is old, and will have to
go and be a dependent on some
in-law who doesn't want her.
She's domestic marty IL
there ever was one, but there
isn't a particle Of use in her being
roasted at the stake. She's got
the remedy in her hands il she'll
only use it. So has every other
domestic woman who is misused,
and put upon in her own family.
And the remedy is just to go