The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-02

/ same rights. liberties and opportunities
be enjoys. she lacks that which means
especially much when tenderness fails
ana reminded 81 the penitent King
q France, who decided a province 20
the Virgin Mary but retained All Of the
revenues FOR himself
/ So Il i only when we yield some
Z thing which means something that self
I important. arrogant. pTesumptu0us
\ title % master of the universe and
through fun and complete citizenship
Y crowns her our equal upon the throne
20 our heritage. will our pleasant bon
mots carry the weight they should.
7 Certainly we must recognize the In
Y oongruity of calling them teachers.
Il ave days a week, our religious repre-
sentatives upon the sabbath day, and
upon election day classifying them
with criminals, imbeciles, idiots and
aliens.
MISS KEHoE's ADDRESS.
Miss Kehoo said
ft gives me the greatest pleasure %
be with you this afternoon. and ! am
deeply sensible Of the honor conferred
| upon me in being chosen 20 address,
you. Tor ] feel that Il is an honor "a
be allowed % espouse this cause. and
70 be called upon 10 aid IN raising
ai0ft the suffrage banner.
This movement In 30 very important
and 80 far reaching IN it. oonse-
quences. and the results fraught VII
such deep meaning for women, that
feel We do not o. yet, rsalize the &C.
robustness u II. There Is 50 much q
y Tell that arm fearful Of my ability
tn lser tho message % you
And what shall 7 say 20 your
n It means 20 ms that nothing. PER
haps. could be ~ more interest % this
gathering n women than the tsSEne q
Woman II the HONS.
We are continually told that wo.
mans place - AZ home. Well. per-
chance q Ist But what is L that W
expect OF her IN the home9 Merely
10 Atay IN the home is not enough
. She Is a failure there unless she a.
tends 10 the health and welfare. moral
as well as physical, or her family. and
especially q her children. She. mors
than any one else. Il held responsible
Tor what they become.
She t. held responsible for the clean.
illness ~ her house and FOR the whole.
N0fsfEMNHM OK the ANNA AHf AtaA fanny
she Is held responsible Tor her chill
dren's health, and above all. for theil
, morals. But h0w FAR can the mothei
control these things she can cteaF
. her own house and yard. but Il hel
. ueighbors are allowed - contaminau
: the air with bad odora and infect ad
iacent premises with disease germs
! allow recoptacles % hold stale waite
and thus become the breeding plac
B OF mosquitoes and other pests. hov
! aan she protect her family
j She can COOK aeF feed well but
dealers are permitted 70 sell poor food
4 unciean milk o. stale eggs, che can
} not make the food wholesone for he
: children
\ she can care for her own plumnin
= and refuse. but II the plumbing {
the neiwhhorhood Il defective, r gar
e haEe accnmalates and nearby premise
l. are rendered nnnanitary she canne
{ protect her children from the DANCE
= of infection
Z she may take care % avoid Gre. hu
e Z the house she lives In has been baai
built 81 II the fre-escapes are defec
q tive oe inadequate. she cannot guar
e her 81 i0nen from the holocaust.
s st3 may open her windows and I
$ in tie sum and STR bat II the air
IL iadan with tuberculosis and otis