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Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19
PHILADELPHIA.
: Totals....B B'Ss 4 4


Three-base hits: Blackburn, Murphy,
Lapp. Sacrifice hits Bodies +. Collins
McInnis, Oldring. Stolen bases: Berger
Oldring Double play; Mclnnis, T.. Col
lins. Left on bases: Chicago, 8. Phila-
delphia, 7. Bases on balls OFF T..
Walsh, 6: off Plank, /. Base on errors:
Chicago, 4; Philadelphia, !. Struck ont,
BY Plank, 3. Time. 1856. Umpires: Evans
0nd Egan.
Score, second game:
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19

Home run: Smith. Two-Dase hits
Monroe, Hoffman Bases on balls: or
Wedeman. /, off Hoffman, 4. Struck
out: BY Weideman, 9; by Hoffman, D.
Sacrifice hits: DoWney (O, Hldebrand
stolen base: Hildebrand. Double play
Smith to Gray to Hldebrand. Hit by
pitched ball Brown. Time: l6. I'm.
pire:
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19
CHICAGO
Totsls"."Ss 8 "a 10 8
Batted for Cicotte in eighth

TWo-base hit: Oldrng. Hits. Off
Cicotte, in seven innings; off Lathrop,
in one inning. Sacrifice hits Oldring,
r. Collins %. Sacrifice fly: J. Collins.
Stolen base .E Collins. Double plays:
Barry 10 Collins to McInnis (2); McInnis
q nasslsted). Left on bases: Chicago s.;
Philadelphia, T. Bases on balls; or
Cicotte, / {; off Bender, 1. Bases on errors
Chicago, 2; Philadelphia, 8. Hit by pitched
ALL BY Ctcotte Nhang. Struck out
BY Cicotte, 8; by Bender 5. Passed ball:
Mayer. wild pitch: Cfcotte. Time: I:35.
Umpires: Egan and Evans.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19
SIOUX CITY, Ia, July lS.-The Indians
shut out Wichita, s TO o. Score:


'Batted for Henry in ninth.
Wichita I Si'y ............6 .......6o . Q Q %
Two-base hit: Clarke. Three-base hit :
Leieune. Sacrifice hit: Crisp. Stolen
bases: Lejeune, Baird. Double PLAYS:
Ochs TO Henry; Fitzsimmons 10 p
ORourke to enry, Bases on balls: OFF
scott, /; off Klein, l. Struck out: BY
Scott, 2; by Klein, 7. Time: Ia UNI
pires: Fyfe and McCafferty.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19

Two-base hits: Wilson (2), Luderus,
Dresser. Three-base hit; Huggins. Home
run: Magee. Hits: OFF Steel in two and
one-third innings; off Griner. in six and
two-thirds innings. Sacrifice hit Beck.
Double play: Killifer to Lobert. Left on
bases: Philadelphia, 4; ST. Louis, s. First
base on balls: off Alexander, 2 Hit
by pitched ball: By Alexander (Miller).
Struck out: BY Steel, /; by Griner, s;
by Alexander. 2. Time: 2O6 Umparess
Hart and Rigler.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19

Stolen base Coffey. Sacrifice fly:
Andreas. Sacrifice hit: Butcher. Home
run: Jones, Struck out: BY Mogridge,
3; by Mitchell, s, Bases on balls: Off
Mogridge, /; off King, /. Double play:
King to Fisher. Hits: off King, five i'm
one and two-thirds innings; off Mitchell,
Z i'm seven and one-third innings. Time:
1850. Umpire: Haskell
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19
Burwem Defeats ORD.

BURWELL, Neb.. July 1s-CSpecial)-
Burwell won a fast and exciting game
from ord yesterday on the latter's
ground. To l. Score; RH.E.
buIMel '''''''''''.'''''s'...'-s
ord. .........,............,.,.
Batteries ord, Castle and Davis; Bur
well, Hemmitt, Wright ana Rogers.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19

St. Louis ..........O 0 / o 0 0 0 0 ID
New York .........0 0 2 l / 80
First base on error: St. Louis, l.. Sac
rifice hits: Boone, Nunamaker. Sacri-
flee fly Peckinpaugh. Stolen bases:
Peckinpaugh Walker, Williams. Left on
bases: St Louis, 3; New York, 6. Bases
on balls Off Hamilton, Z; off Caldwell,
l. Struck out: BY Hamilton, 2; by Cald-
ball: Agnew Hits: Off s. Hamilton. 6
in five innings; off Mitchell, 2 in one
inning Time: 2:O5. Umpires: Chill and
Connolly.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19

Off Ayres, in three innings: off Engel,
3 in six innings. Sacrifice fly: Morton.
Stolen bases Foster (2 Morgan, MOeller.
Double plays Gandil to McBride; Nc
Brige TO Morgan to Gandil Left on
bases: Cleveland, 8; Washington, 3.
Bases on balls: OFF Morton, 3; off En-
gel, 8. First base on errors: Cleveland,
ton 6; by Ayres, /; by Engel T. Wild
pitch Morton. Time: 1:5j. Umpres;
OLoughlin and Hildebrand,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19

"Batted for Mogridge in ninth.
"Ran for Shaw In ninth
Des Moines .........O 0 0 J. 0 %
Denver ..............O 0 0 0 o s-6
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19

CONTINUED ON Page Two.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-02
GREATER WHEELING
PLAN Is ENDORSED.

Several matters OF considerable in
terest were transacted II the monthly
meeting OF the directors OF the board
OF trade last night. The Greater
Wheeling movement was endorsed
u plans OF The special COMMITTEES
IurtherlhS IL were approved. The
city planning proposition was dis.
cussed m referred To a special com.
mittee composed Of Capt. George J.
Mathison. chairman. Capt. W. :.
Wildly. Robert H~azlett. 4. w. PAUL.
charles \. Bowers and Ii. =. Sands.
The report of the building code
committee was read and approved,
The matter OF a city plumbing i'm.
spector was taken up. and after dis.
cussion was referred To the civic
committee. The directors endorsed
the action or the board OF trade in
authorizing tho construction OF a
hreproof high school.
1t was announced that the new
windsor hotel will be opened under
the auspices of the board OF trade
and an suspicious occasion is being
planned.
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~
Declaring that IN ten years from the
present time there will not be a person
In the country who viii admit that he or
"GeneraI' Rosalie G.. JoSes OF N.w
YORK. famous s~urrugette and leader OF
the mixers" who marched from New
national capital in the interests OF the
cause, delivered an address before a
mas meeting held In the Elks club
auditorium. last night General Jones
appeared under the auspices OF the
Equal suffrage League OF Wheeling.
Last nights meeting was tairly well
ATTENDED,. In addition to the address OF
General" Jones. addresses advocating
suffrage for women were made by At
torney q. VI. Wtlkcrson and Z. Burgess
taylor, Miss Florence Hoge, president
OF the local association. presided. Mayor
H. l. Kirk was 10 have acted as char
man. but was called from the city yes-
torday on business.
Describes -Hihes."
Miss Jones described the two pilgrim
ages taken by the hiking s~uffragettcs.
she said the object OF the hikes wa 20
arouse interest In the cause by distribu-
ting literature and To carry the mos
axe TO farmers their wives. school
children. In fact. all persons en- route.
She said the trip to Washington aroused
more Interest than did the one In Al
hsny. h told many amusing Incidents
which occurred en- route. and she held
the closest attention OF her audience
during the entire address.
General" Jones urred every man and
woman 90 push for votes Tor women.
Get into tho movement early" she
said. She predicted the enactment OF
an amendment TO the federal constitu-
uon granting franchise 20 women with
In "A few years.
b Mistaken
G. RurCess Taylor was the first speak
or. Ito said he believed most pcnnie
opposed 20 women's suffrage hold thei-
views because Of mistaken USE OF terms.
rather than a difference 81 principle.
re reterrcd % womaus place IN the I'm
dustrial world and said u e. "A mani
Test injustice 20 force any human he
ing into making n contribution to go
cicty and then withhold from that per
son he right to say how society shall
De governed or conducted
n. VI. WilkerSon declared that woman
suffrage viii mean "a more democratic
government. and that political equality
means democracy IN politics. IN society.
IN industry and In morals
~ the conclusion 4 tho meeting. the
Following resolution was unanimously
adopted
Resolved. ina this meeting calls
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-02
MEDIATORS
Continued From first Pas..)

the United States, second. accordance
by Huerta. third. acceptance b. Car
rama. fourth. suspension Of hostili.
uts by the United States: fifth. sus-
pension OF hostilitics by Ilucrta.
These hve accomplishment within
nVe DAYS were declared TO be without
precedent In International bodies.
Whlch had previously exercised good
of1ces. A sixth Development. IL was
expected. would further empha ~.
what was being done.
Sending Cables Direct.
The conference OF the Spanish am
bassador with the m~ediators was not
70 deliver communication from
huerta. tat TO 10 owe the general sit
nation. As showing the directness or
~" il"ulators. they ars putting aside
al Diplomatic CircumloCutiOn and
sending cables dirctc TO Huerta and
Aarrauza. and receiving direct replies.
/ ne text OF thc Huerta reply through
ms Foreign minister. acceptiong good
offices. which has heretofore been
Even ONLY IN outline. was as follows
MEiNtO CITY. April 2T-'Wifh
reference 20 yesterday telegram tell
~" spanish ambassador that media
ton D. accepted IN principle. and that
we are Ncry muCh obliged for his good
ohlce, % Wen as 10 the representatives
ul inc \ ~ C., which are a proof OF
M" solidarity " the peoples Of Span.
i-h origin"
The Huerta reply 20 the armIstica
proposal. received last night. was also
o. direct cable TO the mediators in re-
sp0rsc 10 their Cahled inquiry.
The rrryl8r meeting Of the cabinet
today was devoted largely 20 affairs
other than Mexico. showing that much
or tho tension over th" situation mas
disappeared iu administration quar-
err Members Of the cabinet spoke
hopefully ~ IN" mediation proceed
inrs. and feIt from its present aspect.
mat 10 would work out Secretary
hrys I'M said rho point In the %uevotia-
lions where 90 was necessary 20 submit
70 basis for the American govern
ont position had not been reached
Th" entire administration. from tho
highest Official down. De- Ecrupulousiy
avoiding any move that might Dc con
sfru"i al designed 90 influence tho
Wedittors The president has can
celled bis tpwiwcekiv conference
with % press for the time being ON
this account
To Neutralixe OF wells
Secretaries Bryan and Daniels were
active during fh" day iu their endeay.
ora 20 utIfrElIEC tho oil wells ~ Tam
r.oo 70 developed that tho local an
lhOritI'. 40 tho town would tako no
action until advised by their "a.
p'riorH
So rho British embassy continued
IN Hnrur" au uudsr.taudiug with tho
IIU'ItH government vhilo the United
states communicated with General
rama IEH ~r,uufrfuE 81 tho
American consulate OFF T.mpiro De- .t.
u'ff'i FOB assist In keeping tho wells
ffHm h'iur destroyed General nara.
~ E-L.-al 11l-mandcI thero.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-02
GENERAL NOTICE.
OFFICIAL CALL
OFFICIAL CALL
For a Mass MasisteriAi Convention 70
he Held In Each of the Nag
isterfai Districts Through
out Ohio County.

To the Republican voters Of Ohio
'punty, West Virginia. iu accordance
with the established uSagcs the OHIO
county Republican Executive
Nention be held Ia each ot the MagiSter-
ial Districts throughout said Ohio
'ounty. West Virginia on "a. sth day
OF May. 1914. at s.30 o'clock. y. IA.
said convention To- be open one half
hour from tho aboV. stated time FOR
the purpose of cloctinE delegates and
alteruates from each Magisterial Dis
trtct In said county TO attend "A Repub-
ltcan state Convention 10 be held la the
city OF Charleston. West Virginia. ON
the goth day of May. 1914. at : o'clock
y. m.
The said state convention ~ called
Tor the purpose to change the rules
the next National Convention and
changes In the basis OF representation.
Tine places for holding said mass
Magisterial convention are as follows.
Washington District. Nigilant Engine
Madison District. Island Hos. Hous.
Clay District. Chemical Hose House.
Union District. Police Court Room.
Centre District. Hook a ladder Hose
House.
Richie District. Eight ward Hose
Riehland District. Center warwood
Hose House.
Liberty District. Center School HouS.
Iriadelphia District. Mayors Onice.
Elm Grove.
House.
By order Of the Ohio County Republi-
can Executive committee.
GEORGE ~. PHILLIPS. Chairman.
H. I. CRESAp. Secretary.
Nav N
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BRIEFS

he chemistry classes Of the high
school will hold a party in tho chemI
cal laboratory Monday afternoon.
only members Of the chemistry
classes will attend.
The Junior Bible class OF the Y.
VI { A will meet in the association
building from $3.50 to 10 this morning
Members OF the Y. VI. &. A. Social
Club. who have bicycles. Will go for a
blcNct" nike this afternoon. provid.
INK the weather permits. The course.
a. now proposed. will be through Har,
risville. Mt Pleasant and Martins
Ferry.
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LATEST
No. l5i2 Market street

has promised American Consul Miller
protection.
Secretary Daniels said today he
had been informed that most OF the
wells had been capped with cement
and that ordinary gun FIRE would not
isnttc them. Most Of the wells are
lar IN the interior. too u OF range
ol the fighting in the city.
interference with foreign commerce
az Iampico produced much discussion
~ the stat" and Navy Departments.
but no formal announcement Of policy.
According 20 precedent. 10 was said.
neither IN" tonstttutionalists nor Fed
erals nav" any right 10 interfere with
commercial vessels. though they NAV
seize IN" cargocs after they land.
At tn" War department. Secretary
Garrison announced bis intention OF
% moving all the civil officials AZ Vera
Cruz, replacing them with army on
GERS Mr. Garrison said no reelection
was intended on tho men already Cho-
sen. az ho did not know any Of them.
but that 10 was customary under mill
tary occupation for all officers 10 be-
directly responsible 70 tho War De
Iartment Ito said Admiral Fletcher
bad chosen civilians because the navy
did not have the machinery for a mu.
ui'ipal government. the army having
l"Eal Officers and others qualified 10
uhnul' o. government such as was tho
case IN cuba after the spanish Amori-
n War.
To Release Ryan.
The state department vas bu.y
getting Americans out OF Mexico IN.
~courarinE bur not final word about
llr Edward Ryan Was received Tho
iiu'rta rptcrument promised to rc.
lease him if if found that Do we're be-.
luE held az uuuficIallv reported. Tho
latest adtic's from the Mexico CIV
foreign office was that mo- connrma.
ton % Hyan's arrest had been TO-.
'riNcd Tho Huefta
promised also 90 afford him financial
distance 10 necessary 20 reach Vera
Cruz
For a time during the day the RYAN
case threatened serious conaoqucnces.
Tor n Ir. Ryan. an American official.
was 10 be- shot aH n SOY a. Iacatccaa.
or trff reported. DO promised 20 raise
another grave issue over the evoru.
ton % an Official after n military
nrmiftire was On eject For this rea
fon Secretary Bryan made tho most
urgent representations 20 the Spanish
ambassador who repeated them with
p same urgency 10 Mexico CITY
The mcdiaturs also for "a time faif
thif might cause an unfortunate an
,idcnt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-02
TABERNACLE IN
FULTON OPENED

Prof William Brooks TAYLOR. of
Bethany College. last evening deliv-
cred an excellent address at the Full
Ton tabernacle on the Transforming
fower or the Word of God" The lee
ture was attended by a large delega-
tlon from the churches Of Wheeling
and vicinity. Last evenings lecture
marked the opening Of the tabernacle
Tor the services that will continue dur.
ing the month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-02

,lYn ~'oiEtc-S 10 lass immcdistsiy tho
kristow- Mond.il resolution which Is
TOW htinr" a.. proposing an amendment
- M" tntt'd S,ttcs Constitution en-
trdnchtstng women.
NesolNed. That "A copy of this rcso-
intl"n ne sent 20 every member OF the
hitcd states senate and the IIoure OF
-..n-.-.m-.lLA-. 40. ,h-- 49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-02

f.'fifc Hastings urI belly arIrat
i ltnheff Ih~ilnlaum HrI frr Cage SOS.
tcrisF rNcrlnE ou Information ~ rs
r~frnbcrfUls OFFICIALS. on "a CHARGE I'D
derertrE their families They w.r.
~ Ken hack Last ulrht On the ID rr
10 'l1'k cor N viii BE- given q teafIrr
to-day. Under the ohio ffHfe lac 49,
if1lc charge CurTfftufea o. felony. MIN.
: liable With u p-cnitcnuary stnterro'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-02
GENERAL JONES
SEES VICTORY
FOR SuFFRAGETTE CAUSE m
UNITED STATES WITHIN
TEN YEARS.
Famous Leader OF Washington "Hike'
Delivers Address asst Night.
Speaks on Street Today.

General Rosaiie Jones viii
deliver a street ADDRESS at tho
n ub corner. Fourteenth and
Market streets. this afternoon at
> O'Clock. She Will lwsll cu the
Industrial ana political phases OF
The question.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


ih' l'.I town lu western TeuuaNINH.
rih i'nu0 10000 cash business oVr-
counter p past twelve months. s
htrh class houH nfo business Tnr valid
refrnna viii cell for $4,000 Tho Iaw.r
Nurth1 Co 1899 Arr1tt building. ritts.
burgh. IA my..i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-02
EOrS RENT

FOR RENT-At a substantial re.
duction. large outside room 5th
{ lOor SChmulbach Bldg. Size
25N2JL feet. Finest in building.
Possession Immediately. Lease ex.
pireS May LIST, 1915. Apply DIR.
Harry kraatz, Dentist, Ind. floor.
Reilly Bldg.
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LOST.

Dallas pike. between Stone
church watering trough and n. CraW-
lords. plush buggy robe. Return to
Taylor Bros. Reham Pa. aud receive
reward. Natl phone Iocee l.. V. Farm
- ap-21-l
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- &-
FOR SALE-To settle an estate. Farm
% $50 acres In jefferson county. ohio.
uracElhil with cua-. gas and oil. Is 10
high state OF cultivation, we'll fenced
and nne improvements. House of s
rooms and basement slate roof. hard
finish inside. ruc spring house.
good banE-bafn and other out buildings.
Farm - well watered. can be divided
Immediate possession. Terms. Address
! II. winters. Stcubenville. -. Il p d..
No. 1. apg3-m
FOR SALE-Cigar and confectionery
store. Selling out on account Of leay-
INK town. Inquire at Eckluff a Son.
corner Zane and North Huron st
Gp-i3-tf
ron SALE-The Homestead" cottage,
on the willie camp grounds.
located on corner of upper park. con-
tains seven rooms completely furnished.
House In rood repair. Price reasonlbts
TO Quick buyer. Call z. ID. walton. IN
telngonesr Editorial rooms after s .. N.
fmFa.4aFH
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Wanted-Male ana Female Heir
SEALED PROPOSALS

Eotios 20 Hanufacturers. 49,
ehants and Other Wholesais Deai<-.
EOTlCF Is HEREBY GIVFN Tfaf
tac state Board Of control OF an. Sal.
OF West virginia viii receive bids dsi'v
Tvs office At Charleston, West VirginIN
aor furnishing supplies for tire yeveraf
state instituttons. the financial manaxe
ment OF which r. vested IN said P,s-rd.
Sonuscts VII be AWARDED to the Lowest
1907 guahty considered. and other
~. VIII 10 given yreferencs
lists or supplies nceasd viii be fur
nishcl bidders on receipt OF r~nuest.
STATING the lire desired.
STATE BoARD OF CONTROL.
JE-l-tI- Charleston. West virEinia.
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TOE nEFT room. and bath. Pos
session az once. Inquire f07. 18TH sd
mr-fq.tf
FoH HENT-s roowa and bath. second
floor NN IN good repair ~ leather.
wood ". IT. Nichols. Bell gsq-I. Al
L-LL. ~ mr-N-ff
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FOR RENT

s rooms bath. laundry arf nni.A~f At
&C. on South Front street
3 rooms and bath on virginia street.
FOR Rent-Ous large outside room on
fourth floor Sat p Bank TIfc far or
purpose
For further Information enquire ~
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TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE

foE sALE@oliver typewriter. good con-
dttion. III. J. Smith. 1OS Schmulbacn
bach Bldg Bell -J2-N. Natl 7SO-N.
ap-fg-fF
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FOR SALE

FOR ALE-farm l. utlc from town.
% acres. Good house and barn. good
spring by house. l.. n. Gerke. Dillon
vale. ohio. np-30-k
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-30
Plays and Players.

William A. Brady entertained nifty blind
inmates of tha 1854 street Home for III.
Blind Yesterday afternoon at the por-
Torrance Of Things That Count at tho
Playhouse.
Leola Lucey, described rs a managerial
and will make her metropolitan debut
~ May II At the Palace Theatre. Sh.
has recently been touring the West with
George Damerel In tabloid musical
comedy called The Knight the Air
The cast TO appear In William A.
BrAdN's production OF THE Charm Of
Isabel" on Tuesday evening at Tia" MaKu.
Elliott Theatre will include Marie NOri-
stIom, Isabel Evesson, Pauline seymour
fiorence Gerald. Julia Narney. Albert
brown. Harry HIlllard. Ned A. sparks
Folk kremhs and William Carleton, Tho
comedy viii be staged under the direction
OF tho author. sydney Kosenfeld
kJwui s. Porter, technical director Of
w Famous Players Film Company. and
iiUsh Ford. tho producer, along with "A
number 81 moving picture actors. returned
Yesterday from Los Angeles. where they
nav. bsen engaged for several weeks,
M Ford and Mr., Porter viii sail for
b anoe on May u, whore they viii Join
James X Iiaokett, who has been engaged
~ appear IA ave reel production Of
Monsieur Besucaire." by Booth Tarkins-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-30
CUPID A HAS BEEN"
SAYS MRS. GILMAN
Declares Mother Love, Reject
ing Damaged Goods" VIII
Overthrow Eros.

There II no reason why any woman
should not marry" Mrs. Charlotte Per-
kins Gilman told her audience 1t the
Aston yesterday morning. There are a
million and q half more men than women
in this country"
How should the woman 70 about wr'
Mrs. Gilman was asked. ought she to
propose.
She doesn't have to. She has the
feminine prerosativs OF passive attraction
that she has always had. and there is
no reason why she should assume the
masculine prerogative OF pursuit.
But as soon az women wake up to
their real duty as mothers more Of them
than ever will remain unmarried Many
men will ind themselves rejected as dam
aged goods. The oelibats class will in
crease steadily when women realise their
duty A. solicitors. Women have been 80
obsessed BY their devotion to some man
that they have failed TO realize what q
serious business II IL to be . woman.
But their motherhood turned loose upon
the children Of the world will be q salts
flying passion. Cupid has been ruling
the world. but the goddess OF mother love
IL greater"
do you mean that every woman has
right to maternity?" questioned a
listener.
There is always 4 small group that
believes In free experiences Mrs. Oil
man replied. women are moving ahead
by millions. and among so many there
are always some more foolish than others.
II Is not a question OF the woman's right
to maternity, but OF a child's right to a