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BRITISH LAW MAKERS
EXEMPT FROM LAWS

LONDON Got 80 rhe House of
Hon'mops bar hens exempt from an
heenNnE5 regulations AVID restrictions
g the oiiN ono 700 london whore che
new no-rcaims erdinancus ma, br 81
nNrcA Members of Parliament thcte-
tore aan trvat ono another for thc full
round W the clock So long as tho,
keen within The precincts of their ~
ficlal hcaduuartora
Somc of the newspapers however
urse chat 'at q time like the present
n would seem a uosv matter ~ good
iaair for ihc members not to take aa.
Nantaer VI their exceptional priVn
cses. When The whole nation Ia
curhine iis appetite ana stintiag IA.
sell SUGGESTS ne ran Natl Garctte
I'VE lock 90 the law makers CAS- stand
behind their laws and a. come into
nne With the aest og the community IA
oheylnR thcmNt ttN
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OTHER VIEWS
A Matter OF Business.


The allirs had plAeesi war auiers rs
tllss rnuntry "a the amount, probably.
~ a mllnn dollars before the subject al
lVun Was hraa,h,d These war a,,,,,l.
they bad formally ohliRatrd themselves
% take and pay inf IN thu ensuinn Year
ami half " 80. without regarl IL 4
loun There WIS little reason 10 doubt
that they would take and pay for lhc
shslu. Netlier they got 4 hstn or nn,
Without a loan, however. the paVms,ta
would certainly "a dgsmomlse exchange
TINT thu allies would buy nothing clas,
htfe 4 iiry could asi,id H. What 4 loan
really involved, then. MAS whether our
general eAlpFts O. the allies eur only
ppssislr by clsstnmrrs ii Europe under
ffvsrvf conditions should eontlnue frec.
" " ri heavily handicapped
10 Anybody who took 4 merely pro.
AHieflsan rirw vg the xituatiou. there
fore, thq question WAS nat whether ~
should make saAn. but how Il should
" HfeuFed Il Mas exactly tbs question
that goaitpnte d merchant whose ranItal
y adequate fpf thn transaction when ~
has a chance q III 4 big bin al goods
~ satisfactory pfiees vn time Ii he
i'ei~ sepite he makes ihe sale. Is 4 mat
tti u e9sstae
l'ose who Threatened % huyrntf banks
that participated ia tho ioan were not
nrplfsi and not Amerieap They were
putting fhe 'ntercsts ~ foreign Naslos
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-31

French League for Defense Of Jews.
The news from Paris, Published 10 this
paper recently 10 tho effect that a
hague fuf tls d"frnsr ~ iewa bad been
formed ln thc ffeach raptal. IL pariscl
ar'Y welcome II would seem 81 mark
- another pefiud ~ che decline ~ that
bitter anti selniiism Whirl, reached 10
height ~ The time 81 the i)fryhn PROSE
BUTTONS and perseeusionr, sune iinaon
years age The aim ~ the new sathfy
n moi 90 h cifcnmsefilpd ia any Nay
n VIII direct ~ efforts. in sif nut
plpep tn The Jewish question w tmuse
" u ~ collect all infofmniior nyailntls
Hhh regard 10 The Jews, 1nd take steps
70 hflug u 10 tho notice ~ The French
government aud 'bn French people it
VIII however also direct Vefy decided
elliott a. secure the recognition OF the
Equality Of the Jews in the sight nf The
mw in ~ eountfirr
u rpn not b. doubted that the present
war bias resulted boz "a yciN radical change
ln tho national attitude ni many caua
lfire toward ihc jew EeUn in Great
britain Whefr sim Irw 10 under no dia
ability the complete loyalty d, has dis
played BE- The present. national difficulty
iiaH dulir much tn hasten the building
w of that esteem which Boz WAS slowly
acquiring ln Huy raHe Little nV,f II year
lHn. at the iIrt onset ~ the struggle.
d. lufbolmnnn, dircctpr pf tho Rnsn.nn
emigration huroau dWplt nu thN forhups
pi love aud gfuiitlidr which the nuaaiaa
ivnH boz England felt Tor that country.
which. Do said, had hiWafa afforded q
wiuQr ga Jews, and had always grpnted
them with the utmost kindness in
France ANA in husam the leu has shn,, d
hinsrh equally loyal w. both countries
hr hrl much eausr for umpaint. hit n
Inc hitter 10 wna ap'ealll lsttrf More
lhHH tnn uun lows were boz ne ranks Oi
TIC NumiHn HrmY Within inunih ~ tEr
declaration pi war. aud over, where. bee
spite ,t that feeding against them which
was thrown into such stronp roliof at
the great trial ~ kieif thcy diaphYed
tbo utmost loNalty uuo 81 the rroat
Ohjrela 0i the nn,s snelctN in Paris H. Ia
hsor heinrc the pubic the fact that thu
pfuhiorHa ui netiunalitirs win not h.,
adequately .aolsed until The .lc,,lsh Qprs
tipn haze been dealt with after a. rrIlr
llst and enlightened manner
um paint w considering ths au,sfinn
Va quite commonly lost sght ui and yct
nreds 20 lar kept iu yiew. That the DE-.
ligious solidarity of the dew does not IN
any way interfere with his ioSnit, 10 tho
nation of which be- oonr,~ l,l,n-eli - e,t,4
gen The lnntsh Ivp looks upon lnp
lnnd na hin native land the Freegi, Jtv
regards frauov la .ha same iuh and
su also dnOs iho hussian iOW think of
knssin The problem oi tho nation with
in the nntlon may hr coming into special
prominence W the pnu.ent mOmnt. hut
u is d pruhlem which hns reality nn CON.
necilou Nhatr,er with lhr lepish qura.
liun ihfitiian Solrnuv Monitor
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-31

new Rnti-ireaNne ORDER HIS i-c-,n im
psrdintrly frlt in tho police courts IN
tho mnoring districts Where thc North
london MAGISTRATE doan vita ie cNses
80 drunkenness tHc same daN "a NcrA
nso on iht das foliewing BE new orr
der ht hal eul fnrta Similar rrdtn
uons wcr~ nutvd ia the ts,~t End Die.
triets fse puhllf house owners com.
Plain that when men pay fot their
ewa drinks ln g crowd fhey splGom
take more than ono hat there has
been pc organiTed protest as the anu
efs knew THAR it the anu-lfeatine or-
der n7oVes q failure. size houfs afs
eniaE win be nAHfialiy reduced
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-31
PARAGRAPHINGS

Prospective Tenant ltluhinnsl,
Well "a take tho place Il has modrrn
Improvements. aust sn tmih as you say .
hat don't like that ugh crack III thc
walt over ther Annitor chastity
NAck nr Why that fhc private
bah Puck
foud Mother slmpu,seg Why. my
daughter cAn lmpfu,iac amy picce of ma,
sio yon pni heiotc hrrl' iudse
Nlorc rlack Shecp Are Needed" is ihe
eapilnn ~ an article in thn AunN and
NHy5 iournel hat che preachers viii
tel Nou that thcy have thrr hands lnl
na' hanras CITY journal
"poor eld iiggs' Ilc found THE hard
world 'lhcd 10 puvrus eNu. ~
lNii "Ht 90 nu HlIshlp iiuiialu fNprpse
Narsc "rlr doctor Told me- q ttlr
N'inr temperature int,rmt IAN limit
You rau ten hna it's ali lNo eot he c.,n
take baltimore American
'ul uune. Nuu are Ia favor oi peace 4"
So murh 80 that / dont ,sen want tn
g,' into au argument alout tbp hcst
WAY 60 serurv ~ Washington star
Teacher lohnns, what 81 IA neuttnll'
iohnnN fi'lrasr, naam iis u person
what gets hluwcd up litc
Z can't find any Old clothes 90 pu, on
iAe scag~rcw said tarmer Casntnsso
You might use epue ~ che ftneV dnds
anf boy losh brought homo. suggested
his wife ian twin "a scato ihe crow +
m uo, tryin "a make em laagh.
Star
Always Thought you wrre too hty
g rnn like this Gar for ear. old man.
'it's all right, Old top laaines- runs in
'lW family Rr0wninps Magazine
Patience 7Mhy did Wagner write
'nch terribly loud music, Do you sup
'ose patrlce suli. | guess his wife
MAS deaf and be did Il d annoy hen.
souAcrA statesman
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-31
Yes; S. 5. S. Is Purely Vegetable
Natures Safe Blood Treatment

=. ). ;. Is guaranteed to be A
purely vegetable remedy. II is made
entlrely OF gentle acting, healing. pa.
rifying roots, herbs and barks, pos,
seSs'ng properties that hulld ~, an
parts " the system, IN addition 20 ~.
moving all Impurities and poisons
from the blood. :. :. \. h safe
treatment for Rheumatism. catarrh,
Serotueh, SORES and Ulcers. Skin Dis.
eases, Contagious RlSod Poison. ana
Az disorders OF the blood. II cleanses
me entiFe system aSid IT'S permanent.
Set :. ;. ;. At 'asy drug store
;. >. y, Is standard femsdy racog
aiNfd evrrywhsE~ as~she greatest
blood antidotN ever sciscovere,{. III
Yours Is = peculiar case mrito to S. s.
y. Co. Atlanta. Ca.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-31

above the Interests n The United states
IN Ma question u American finance
md commsrp a bank which decides
queatlouu 81 ti,ai Kind from The point ol
view " what W agreeable 70 Germany
would be- queer institution 30 bid tor
American patronage
The case Illustrates again thai Ia ~
ixenslip the hypheh Il sign thai III
Yidee, Tni one that nnltrs bank ~
any uthef business Institution that
shaped AZ policy in conformity with the
Of rs militant pfl German
patrons would certainly alternate md only
~ pro aly patrons. but these Nha we're
mrrely pro American The lovely result
would b. an entirely separate - ~
business Institutions luf militant pro.
lrrran citizens Saturday Evening
Post
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Justified

"lnelc 1ehu uueriod the tr,tt, wv
who was seekiug information would
~ lns'ii'ed "a Writing fo Young man
who has neser written % mttr
N'olN ~ Nsrf inipouani husiuess. my
dsaf, answered the ga iaan
NeA thi- l. ilapoFtang hiisia,s. IA.
Npianed = wapt hun a. taarfs ais
Aicaes NrWN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-31

" 'fF'N y" muir "f'T ahnrffh and
ih~ kings viii mutter What al this safap ai-,f We
have torn our lands asundcr - has t lany is ts
time has come TO wonder ina. ~ bitten 8l Now
that for ,ie hSsc our aory fun ven have
time 70 find rraHun for NJ ltchetue ueat dyae Iuyii
have time me kings and primers cah royal mind
hut REASON that eon,ipcss VIII be mighty hard Fer
"se th"t VIII endcafof ari 10 sndate ha bui tho
true excuse viii never from sbfone be- handed down n IN
honest candid knight told ~" truth b. declare ny
my halem and e'nsst, loaded up each
other we'd ben yapriug sprngpg varr threat and curve
sud " a1 p dn non aerapnna just " shaw haa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-31
Efficient Wind,

i,rfd Charles heresford tells IN hi.
l'ssnolss the story q an old Irish game.
kvcleF who always agred with every.
'hsEg that WAS said 20 him
Meetlnsi the old man one day when she
wlna was hlowlng q gale, Lord Charles
.ald % hims lt's fsao sslm day Is.
day
You may well Gay that. Cord Charles. y
repisea thr ganekesper with hearty
anqaiesesneel hut what little wind thete
= = terrible strung London Review.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-31

\ clergyman, having pcriormed thn
marriage ycfVmony for a couple under
took 70 write ont tho usual certificate.
but being in doubt a~ 10 the day "a the
month he aekcd, This Is the ninth. I.
II not \"
Why. lerSon,' said the hluehinq
bride, Nypa DO all my marrying. and yo,i
ought % remcnbeF that this Il only the
fourth Kansas city independent.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-31
PERSONAL MENTION

capt Edmund Armstrong returned
lart mnsi fum lrruRa r ~rft
LII a 10
The 0lpay made aptciHi trp tu
rnr3 Arkansas Yesterday and nrnushi
over % hla crowd to src she SELLS Flwu
ahow
Arrival. yesterday aud laat nigbj al
ihc Nutcrs Included
a. Wood ol \Wsorib
g. q Willie. udrul,
D. l. Park Monte CHRISTIE
n kolc, peiuem
O. "a Ni,k aud W sutherland Al.o
naN Pussy, kiue-Nllc
81 u nnuvtt aud family Sd Paul
Mrs e. T. hudson. kinessillr
Mrs /. q Emu Alicc
" rctsun hings,illr
lno u Wood Rockrori
ti hmok. lSu
D. ~ Hall Amnsas Pass
Mr q Z Bishop and NIys q APP
plrhN Wshup
luhn bmutrr aud wife
~ Chit Portland
Leland rtouse Niiee
Il d lmou and Niie Mathis
a iloran kiugssillr
Rcgi.tcrhp ai The state Yesterday and
last niglt Wprr
lamcs . SHAW tarclo
laah Fillmore Nem pulce
Miss lnm King and Miss ilclru lnys
Alice
! . nod-nu Anye
l. Taylor laredo
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NOTICE

Clsy taxes Tor ihc year 1915 are nnw
tue and payable at the office ~ thc
CITY Secretary. H. J. aULfIGAS.
ci'N secretary ts{sy
ADVERTISEMENT
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-31
Known Cor so Years As the best
Remedy Cor Rheuahstisna catarrh.
Serafula, skin Diseases.

Scientists have discovered chat the
forest and the tieid, are ahunaantly
supplied with VEGETATION OF various
kinds, that furnlsh the iEgredlenfs
for making a remedy, for practically
every ~ and ailment Of mankind
Medicines made from roots, herbs, and
barks witch NataYe has placed az the
disposal 81 msn, ala better than
stfong mineral mixtures and concoc-
tions Mineral medicines work dan.
svrously On the delicate parts ~ the
system, especially the stomach ana
howelss hy eating out the lining mem-
hrane, producing chronic dyspepsia
and often entirely ruining the health
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-31
WEATHER SUMMARY
U. 8. DEPARTMENT or AoRlcuL.
TUHE--WEATHER BUREAU.

Weather Bulletin FOR twenty -four
hours ending 3 .. m. Is Meridian time.
Druuer 49, 1913
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-31

Mass cutting That dog 90 ,nuf,
',eias ga be- INVARIABLY Intelligent
NnNligh NRwH inde,dl nw
couldn't hrein % tell yuu ail he know
M'ss Cutting No, ct course moi
New Yorker.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-31

W. Wild sools chip
had % act the bully feared we'd bose grip rocking cannon
thunder and there peace the wonder what's
iscomc u the police
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-31

Nlrs Brown lately awoko To the eol.
euiA ifei that her ,nung daughter. Mar
mroi was gifted with an DIVERSIFIED iuns
nation which threatened to run into IS
agNfatiun and this might very rnsils
n,rrlou dovolop lnto decided prcyaur
tion And so th,r snthusnstic disciplp
of the new Psychology Called Margaret
tu Che stand gnt hrHrinp
Margaret suid She 'lo sou umrm
ben what happened 10 thoso children u
the niblr Who told stuura how the hig
hcnr oafue ont of the wuul4 uul st,
thrm Rll up She had gone Il MtM
uatuat lu hei niblical star, hui wc win
lrt that pass
"nh, yes, mamma, ssd Namaget
with guosrflgsh slisef- ~ trmrashcf
Wasn't Il dreadful And Inn not guina
20 trli another STORY ns hong aa I 1--we
because. mamma. would you hclir,c it
only Yesterday when ! was PLAYING n
'he back yard gfoai he, black h,ar
cainc out from umdor the ,urmnt bushra
70 the garden and hD NO right on the
knec' ritshulH Chronicle Telegraph
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Waea saa want News ,gatss Nesss
read The Caller.
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'lula her father CALLED from The
h,al ol nv stairs
"Nes. isihrr9"
"hd hcat a siuack down There INST
npW 3"
" N"u dm Aour wuadev I've botn
listening ipr une all evening. hat with
uH 1inHlts hiyaen Rpcord Herald
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CIRCULATION BOOKS
OPEN TO ADvERTtSKRS
r-.-->--,--,.------ .-----,--.-,.s-s-ssa-s-a
Sunday, October 81, 1915.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-23
TOMORROW'S MENU.

Her that ruled the rost In the
kitchen."-Thomas Haywood.
BREAKFAST.
Baked Apples
Cfeamed Salt Cod
SUPER OR LUNCHEON.
Fried Oysten
Baking Powder Biscuits
Ap,eUt. and Rio.
DINNER.
Cream Pea Soup NIL ,
Caopped Picales
squash Apple Salad
Charlotte Russ
Creamed salt cod-Soak the cod over
night I'm running water. IL possible. pick
1t to pieces in the morning. cover with
cold water and let come to a boil. Drain
thoroughly. Make white sauce Of a
cupfuI of milk thickened with a tea
spoonful each Of butter and flour and add
the fish.
Apricots on rice-Mold freshly boiled
rice or reheatcd boiled rice by pouring It
into a shallow pan. When 1t Is cold. cut
1t into neat squares and on each put
half an apricot. topped with q spoonful
of whipped cream.
Baked haddock-Choose q haddock
weighing about four pounds Wash with
saIted water inside and out and stun
with a good bread stufiing. A good stuff-
ing is made Of two cupfuls Of crumbs.
q beaten egg. and capers for sea asoning,
with salt and pepper. Bake for about
an hour. Put slices Of bacon over the
top of the fish while baking II desired.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-23
HOROSCOPE.
THE stars incline. but do not compel.
Thur.d.y, Decenber 33, 1915.

the stars incline, put 90 not CothPeI
Thur.d.y, Dece.ber 33. 1915.
This is variable day. the early
hours being favorable and the later
ones unlucky or at least uncertain.
While the Sun and Jupiter are In ben
efc aspect. Saturn and Venus are ad-
verse.
The morning should be an auspicious
time to discuss with superiors plans
for the new year. Requests for promo
ton or advance In salary should be
received favorably.
Bankers and merchants have the au-
gury of fair luck. They are promised
stimulated business and better feeling
for the future. but only the most con-
servative enterprises will be success
full in the new year. II the seers are
to be believed.
The rise Of novel industries Is prog
nosticated. There Is also a prophecy
that small business will be once more
successful
Old persons are counselled to be ex-
ceedingly cautious while this conhg-
uration prevails. The death of an
aged woman who has won fame IL in
dicated.
Women should conduct their busi-
ness affairs with great discretion. The
sway of the stars Is believed to in
cline them to reckless ventures.
1t Is not a fortunate configuration
for love affairs. Again both men and
women are warned that fraud and de-
ceit in dealings between persons OF
opposite sex are encouraged by the
planetary direction. which has upset
the peace Of the world.
Unusual mortality among women and
children again Is foretold for the win
ter.
Taxation will occupy public atten-
tion. New York will continue under an
influence which indicates increase In
the number of city employees who lose
their positions. There IL a sinister
sign read as exceedingly unfortunate
for men in high places.
While this month has been marked
by anxieties of unusual nature for
the King of England his horoscope in
dicates that January may bring his
armies sudden reverses and possibly
there may be q death in the royal
family.
Activity for our navy is likely in
the next few weeks. but warning Of a
mysterious accident Is given by the
seers.
Persons whose birthdate Il 10 have
the augury Of a successful year In
business. They should safeguard the
welfare of the family.
Children born on this day probably
will be lucky in business and all the
affairs of life. although they may be
careless and happy-go-lucky.
Copyright. lsis)
The Washington herald., 1915-12-23
HOUSEWIVES DAILY
ECONOMY CALENDAR
Trimming the Tree.
D MANcEs MARaHAIL

whether there are children in the
house or not. Q Christmas tree 10 the
loveliest Of all Christmas customs. II
you have NO children. at least your
neighbors have them. and you can trim
r. tree and stock II with tiny gifts or
favors-thsy need be no more than
penny PEPPERMINT canes-and then in
vite the neighborhood children in to
view II.
The size OF the tree doesn't really
matter. tree two feet tall can give
forth all the Christmas cheer In the
world II II II prettily trimmed and
generously presided, over.
A good deal Of white looks well on
the tree. and to give this effect artif-
cial snow or cotton batting spread like
snow in shreds over the branches is q
good material
II you can afford the electric lights,
have the tree lighted. Otherwise, place
|it 10 q sunny window and where a good
artificial light can be put on II at night.
Candles are dangerous. and really
shouldn't be used. except with the ut
most care. on Christmas trees. The
tiny electric lights do not cost very
much. and . string of them can be
bought this year. saved over. and add
Cd to another bought next year. until
there are enough. acquired easily. to
Lead shavings can be bought for a
small price. and surely give enough
satisfaction to make their price. which
II small. more than worth while. These
too. can be saved from year to year
part Of them at least: for some are
suro to cling to the tree.
AZ for the tiny favors that one likes
to have at hand to give to the visitors
who come to view the tree, they are
numerous. Many can be bought for
nvs cents apiece at q favor store or
toy store. There are noisy hve-cent
tin horns warranted to delight the
small boy. There are hve-cent balls
for tiny children. and there are little
nve-cent picture books. A pretty
Christmas card IL better than nothing,
and a little homemade candy or a cake
of milk chocolate might also be hung
on the tree for occasional gifts.
1t Is also q hospitable thing to offer
refreshments to the visitors to the
Christmas tree-hot chocolate for the
children, with plain sponge cake or tiny
crisp slices OF toast. with hot chocolate
or tea and cakes or biscuits for the
older visitors.
Copyright ls6)
The Washington herald., 1915-12-23
FAMOUS WOMAN. Her
BIRTHDAY AND YOURS
Dsesnber z3-Chaglst3s AlhgSsa
By NARY MA1sIIAlk

Most prominent Of the birthday pa
tronesses for December - 10 Charlotte
Arlington Barnard who was born u
England eight-flSs years ago today.
She married when she wasN3 years
old. and about four years later began
to compose songs. She signed these
Claribel. and II 10 a. Claribsl that she
gained fame.
She lived at . time whe1 the rather
sensational song was In great demand.
and n the writer and composer OF
songs and ballads she was extremely
popular. So great was the liking for
her work. that she produced over .
hundred songs-for which she usually
wrote both words and music
It il said that her musical ability
was to q large extent unframed. It
il true that she took some lessons In
the science of music from Holmes.
and singing lessons for q short time
from Parepa, Campana and other ia
nous singers of the day. But she had
to begin with q strong ear for music
and the ability to compose the sweet
and simple tunes that best fitted the
ballads she wrote.
She died at Dover. England. in 1859.
at the age of 50 years.
Copyright. 9k)
The Washington herald., 1915-12-23

BY MARY MARSHALL.
That present-day suffrage agitation
is not carried on in a spirit of criti-
cism ,of those who have kept a masculine
monopoly in legislative matters was
one of the points that Mrs. Helena
Hill Weed expressed when discussing
the present trend of the suffrage ques-
tion recently. Some people think"
she explained. that We women i'm
agine We could manage things better
than the men do. But that is not the
point at all. What we do think is that
the legislation of men only is one
sided. The government has been car
ried on well along lines for which
men are best suited-the business side
Of our government has been/managed
with wonderful efficiency. But the
men don't have the mothers viewpoint
and what the government needs is
more of what I call the mother heart
Suffrage work has now passed from
propaganda to political work." Mrs.
Weed told me I'VE no longer have
to argue about the principles involved.
That day has passed. What We now
are concentrating on Is the political
proposition of getting the federal
amendment passed.
when suffrage is an accomplished
fact. what will organizations, such as
the Congressional Union undertaken
asked. What will suffragists do
when there are no more suffrage bat
ties to fight"
Many of us will work to bring in
a new era in citizenship" Mrs. Weed
answered. I'VE will strive to educate
the public to the realization that
citizenship, and the right to vote ID
one of the most sacred of all privi-
leges. There will be a new era of
civic and national life when our chill
dreh are taught to look upon the BAL
lot in this way. And just as club life
educated women to suffrage work so