The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-04-21

II she does nothing To prevent it"
Miss Engle said She IS guilty of a
SIN OF omission"
You have heard a great lea of
sex antagonism." she said with a
smile, blu you haven't heard it from
US We didn't invent the term. If
you don't like it daughter l
don't know anything about sex an
tagonism. There is difference in sex
ideals" She gave tire difference. The
woman Is the lover, the man the war
rior and the fighter. Both are use
ful, both co-ordinated and must work
together.
Woman has never gone out after
politics. she said" Politics has some
INTO her life. applause She told
the story here of the unfairness of
the man-made law that makes it pos
slble for a man to give away, deed
away or sell the child that his wife
bore him. She told of its
actual happening.
Men Superior to Laws.
The majority of the men are supe-
rlor to the laws they make" she said,
and the house gave her applause
again BY way of quotation. she aid
When a man and woman became
married they become one, and that
n IS the man" The hits came so
fast that the cheers were easy. h
told the story of a mans marrying a
O"h' oCtI1t iC PI OpSilS did
dying soon afterward. And he willed
1t to her on condition that she never
marry again. She was only twenty
one Miss Engfe said, and in a few
years she did marry. And her prop
erty passed to his third and fourth
COUSINS. Every man present felt
with Mr.. Micawber that the law is a
ass.
please remember said the charm
ing creature again, that votes for
women doesn't mean that every wo-
man is going to run for president of
the United States or any other office.
There aren't enough Offices for that.
And remember. too, that it is not our
purpose to begin voting Monday
morning and continue it till Saturday
night. I.aughter.) I never saw a
man with the voting hab quite so
a as that. Fact is, they don't al
vote when they can" She gave the
, per cent as Al.
| THAT Broken Up Home"
I And that poor. broken up home
empty cradle and kitchen, oh | hear
!, SO much about it, but ! think that its
| the kitchen that worries most of the
men," (aughter) Miss Engle said il
. fine analysis Of the men whose aldo
. minal patriotism was never doubted
:, 1T makes me perfectly Furious
Miss Engle said in unmitigated an(
uIlifllXeu 1eHllullS, WIleu L neal me-
talking about our keeping out Of dir
ty politics. There is no such thin!
: as dirty politics. Politics is a ma
r chine. There are dirty politicians
G And women will never vote for an
h such men" (Creat a%pplause.)
She answered the argument tina
the ballot to the women will Great
C another fierce race issue She didn'
think SO, thought the colored wome
would emulate the good white womeI
y But if the men will give themselve
n the ballot to protect themselves froT
: the colored men, will they not Civ
l. us the ballot to protect ourSelve
II from the colored women?' she asked
f. and again put it manifestly up to tn
l. men.
h She disposed of the s
1t effectually that nothing was left of i
3 but somebody might hive n ade tn
J. suggestion to her that the "nigger
argument is only local demagogy,
offered purely for home consumption
,e Nobody fears anything. Of the kind.
p Calls for Question.
IT She called then for questions. ST
r wanted to be asked anything. Nobod
said anything. Il shall take it fC
granted that you are all suffra. lists
n, she aid sweetly. There was 10 d.
m murrer.
- Chief Justice Clark made a speed
~ Of two minutes. There was nothir
al that he wished to add, he said. +
,e old the story of the boy lost in tt
20 woods and praying for light. Finna
10 ~ he reached the edge and saw Il
"a light. Never mind, Lord the bt
~ said. Il see Aunt Mandy's house now
The application was manifest. FL
thief Justice had expressed his pc
feet sympathy with the movement.
h Miss Engle again used argumer
n. She knew lone so good for it as II
ce, attitude or some against II. ohe mann
the wholesale lquor interests al
commerCialiZed vice as chief amor
tv. the ants. 1T did not take much to i
at dictate that the savings OF the HON
is not their mission.
he The names were then taken al
- the sixty and seven were added on I
he first day.