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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-25

housekeeping women--the devoted
mothers and wives-have signal,
failed to radiate purity and nobilit,
and woman's self sacrifice for the
home Is a sin
The sentiments expressed by DR.
anna Howard Shaw, president of the
national suffragettes, on the subject
OF marriage and the relation of the
sexes Is enough to disgust any south
ern man or woman with her and with
the suffrage movement.
Quotes Mrs. Shaw
"She says Il would pension all moth.
eYs and have them provided for by
the state. / believe that motherhood
should be independent of any man
Motherhood should be government
disciples. says: The man will not fig-
ure in the life of a woman except as
the father of her children
For the reasons that / have stated
above I am unalterably opposed tc
woman's suffrage In Alabama and hav.
ing not the slightest doubt that an
overwhelming majority of the voters
of the state are opposed to the meas
ure, I can see no good reason why
the legislature should submit II to
them involving as II will great ex-
pense and a heated campaign which
will necessarily bring the women OF
Alabama into undue political promi-
hence. ]. w. GREEN"
Mrs. Jacobs Sarcastic
Mrs. Scion Jacobs OF Birmingham
Nader of the cause of equal suffrage
was not in the beginning prone to dis.
cuss the detection of the author OF the
equal suffrage bill. Eventually. how
ever. she said:
at is terrible blow. That the cause
withstands the shock is argument in
controvertible that 1t Is worthy
cause. Consider for an instance: Yes
terday we were strong in the support
Of Mr.. Green. Today we are equally as
strong without his support. Few
scrtlon of man so faithful, so stable
SO strong in his convictions. SO I'M
swerving In his devotion as Mr.. Greer
has proved himself to be-"
Advocates Equal Rights
Mr. Green had been an advocate o
equal rights for women for q years II,
told us SO months ago. At that time h,
asked us to give him the honor Of in
PRODUCING our bill. Later. he urged m,
over the telephone to give him that honor
And when the legislature convened las
January he insisted that we honor him
and We did.
''The state recalls. possibly with a shud
der. how this faithful. answering repre-
sentative denounced those who opposed
granting suffrage to women: how he char
acterized them as men with false an(
malicious ideas and as being liquor poll
ticians. How ardent was he. how devoted
how positively convinced that we wer
right, and that to women the world hat
long enough been unfair.
THE light breaks.
"And he behcld new light Now, Il.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-25
FRENCH ARRANGE
AMERICAN CREDIT
FOR 100000
United States Exporters to
Be Paid in Dollars.
Eliminating Risk of
Exchange

New York. August 24--Announce-
ment was made tonight by Brown
Brothers & Co. that arrangements for
a $2O,0O0,0O0 French commercial export
credit have been completed and the
credit issued. Eaaas
The purpose of the credit" says the
announcement, lis to enable American
exporters to be paid in dollars in the
United States eliminating any risk of
exchange, and thus facilitating our ex-
ports. 1t also will enable French buy
ers of American merchandise and other
commodities. who have found 1t diff :
cult owing to extraordinary conditions
now prevailing, to obtain exchange
with which to settle their accounts
with American merchants.
The credit is for a period of one
year and is to be awaited of by drafts
at 80 days sight. Care has been taken
to comply with the requirements of
our banking laws relating to CONNER
ciaI acceptances. In addition to the re-
sponsibility of French drawers of the
bill the credit is secured by the guar
antee of the Banque of France, of pay
ment at maturity in gold If necessary
Collateral is also deposited in New
York as an additional protection of the
credit.
AS the drafts come forward and are
discounted in the open market an OBJ
portunity will be offered for the first
time to American institutions and in
vestors of buying commercial paper by
firms and institutions of the highest
character in Europe on corresponding
~ strong firms and institutions in
this country which should discount at
the finest rates. The appearance of
such paper should go far toward Gre
ating a genuine open discount market
without which this country cannot ex-
pect to continue to play its part in the
financing of our foreign trade"
Five British financiers, and not three
as originally reported. probably will
represent Great Britain in arranging
e. foreign credit here. according to adj
vances said to have been receievd to-
day from London. It is believed the
deputation will sail tomorrow from
Liverpool
1t is believed that Sir Edward Hold
en- and Sir Felix Schuster, named in
the original report from London, will
represent the joint stock banks of Lon
don and that a third representative Of
these banks would accompany them
The other two members it is said, will
represent the British treasury depart
ment.
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Selma. When the ladies were made aware
that the engineer was a member of the
legislature and destined to serve another
term. they energetically applied the magic
art which converts. Mr.. Green at that
time told the ladies' that he would aid
them; as matter Of fact. that he would
introduce the equal suffrage bill. This he
did last January AS the state recalls,
when he presented the bill to the house
committee on elections and privileges. he
declared that the only types of man which
opposed the extension of the franchise to
women were:
THAT mistaken type which holds that
woman with the vote would lose her place
in the heart and mind of man; and
That type which represents the whisky
politician
The committe indefinitely postponed the
consideration of the bill. Some days ago
the suffragettes made an effort to bring
the bill out of the committee. but failed.
the vote being to 6. Mr.. Green, The au-
thor Of the bill. and in possession of the
deciding vote. was not present.
While the absence Of one SO passonately
devoted to the cause Of equal suffrage
caused surprise. that surprise could in no
respect be compared to that shock which
followed his announcement this morning
that he not only opposed the passage Of
the bill. but was convinced that it's enact
rnent into law woud destroy democracy
and cause the dislntegration of the
human race insofar as the family. as q
civilized institution. was concerned.
Mr.. Green's Deductions
In the following letter addressed to the
editor of The Age-Herald, Representative
Green makes his position clear:
II am the author of the house bill to
submit to the voters of Alabama pro-
posed amendment to the constitution con-
ferring the suffrage on women; and in
asmuch as have, after mature consider
alton, changed my views on this subject,
I want to let those interested and who
may regard me inconsistent In now oppos-
ing bill that introduced. know my
reasons for doing 10.
when introduced the measure had
given the subject no great thought, and
was actuated by the idea that 1t was
unjust to deny to women a privilege which
men enjoy. am still of that opinion as
an abstract matter of right; but after
canvG ssing the matter thoroughly in my
mind and hearing arguments pro and con,
and aided by much valuable information
that I have Cleaned on the subject from
sources that I know to be reliable and
disinterested, am firmly convinced that
the adoption Of this measure would be
most unwise and fraught with great po-
litical danger to Alabama and the bal
Ance of the south. am fortified in this
belief by the expressed opinions Of prom
inent men and women all over the south.
and believe that an overwhelming ma
jority OF my constituents, and Of the
white women of Alabama. are unalterably
opposed to It I believe that the Ala
bama Suffrage association il but a
branch and part and parcel Of the Ma
tional Suffrage association. and that the
national association IL in close touch with.
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course, promulgates the malicious SLAM
der which has previously been foisted by
embittered enemies of our cause, is GER
tainly not to the discredit of the suffra-
gists of the state. or the honest men and
women who have not espoused our cause.
And, in conclusion, permit me to say
that when Mr.. Green becomes candi-
date for the craftsmanship of the con-
Wet commission we will In our helpless
way ardently support his cause, for he
has proved how faithful he can be, and
of what remarkably fine and tenacious
clay he is moulded. And we trust that
the men of Alabama, irrespective of their
position regarding equal suffrage, will not
become Disguised in that Mr.. Green has
given us cause to believe that he feared
his support of our principles would seri
ously handicap him In his prospective
campaign for remunerative office"
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troduced and which so passionately he
defended. He denounces the cause, and
with remarkable statesmanship declares
that 1t would disrupt democracy, disrupt
the family, and precipitate a condition
primordial and offense to the instinct of
the civilized.
1T would be ridiculous to refuse the
arguments advanced by those who
brought about the detection of our erst-
while friend and champion, argument
which he signs and dsseminates as his
own. Suffice 1t to say that an intelligent
man of Alabama, be he an advocate of
equal suffrage or an opponent of equal
suffrage, believes that we would re-en-
franchise the negro, or through any In
direction disrupt the family organization
as II happily exists in the world today.
That Mr.. Green. in order that he might
explain his remarkable and unexplainable
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and has the active aid. sympathy and CO.
operation of those political parties who
are opposed to democracy, and whose aim
is to capture the electoral vote OF the
south by putting the ballot In the hands
of the negro.
The Negro Problem
ITO confer suffrage on women in the
south would double the negro problem by
adding to 1t the more vicious and ag-
gressive clement of the race. For this
reason l think it is far better to stay as
we are than risk federal complication with
our elections by extending the suffrage.
But stronger reason than this
political danger is the danger to our
social fabric. The members of the cult
known as feminism are all suffra-
gettes. One of them declares in the
April number Of Current Opinion the
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-25
Greene Sees Light and
Turns Back on Woman
Suffrage in Alabama

(COnflnuod from Page One)
corridors, and though the suffragettes
flashed from eyes of unkind depths light
that could scarcely be compared with that
which blessed the world they escaped
without suffering without physical dis
comfiture. much less bodily harm.
Green's Suffrage Record
But the action of Mr.. Green, from
sensational standpoint. transcribed all
the others which featured an unusual
day. AS is remembered. Mr.. Green was
converted months and months ago. AS
Is recalled, he drove an engine which
carried once upon time a Birmingham,
suffragette delegation to a convention in
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Social SOCIETY Persona!

taihed at dinner Tuenday evening in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. George Yundt
of Atlanta.
Brunswick chapter d. A. X. will
hold it's regular monthly meeting at
the home Of Mrs. II. NJ. Branham to
morrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
90
Mr. and Mrs. George Yundt. OF At
ianta. are at the Oglethorpe for some
time Mr.. Yundt ia head manager Of
the Southern Bell Telephone com
psny.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Davenport and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Watkins, of
BrunRwick, Ga. are spending few
days In this Jacksonville Times
Talon!
The social event of the week is the
large tea given this afternoon by Mrs.
J. H. Parker in honor OF Mrs. Eugene
Bearden, her house guest.
90
Miss Kate Slater leaves Saturday
for Atlanta where she goes to select
her millinery stock from the repre-
sentative Of the Northern and Eastern
markets. fl.
90
The concert which was to have been
! given during this month for the Cath
Ollie church has been postponed until
the Tuesday following Easter, which
is April 6.
! Mlss Annie Dean Atkinson, OF
Brunswick. Ga, will arrive this week
| To visit relatives en- route to Tampa
to attend the Gasparilla festlvities.--
Jacksonville Metropolis.
| 90
Don't forget Monday evening, Feb
ruary l5. at the Elk's home. the mas
quetade ball. This promises to be
quite treat for all young and old
| folks. Everybody who can should
! turn out. Those not caring to mask
can look on. that beiug treat within
itself
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G OIL lie R S
PHONE 116 "
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PAsT|ME PROGRAM
90

By some one of those little mishaps
from which no one ia immune, Brew-
ster tailed 10 show. up yesterday with
his millions. II we can possibly get
him, however, he's certainly going to
spend that million in Brunswics--at
the Pastime.
Mday's program consists OF III,
following:
"Broncho Billy's Mission" with @
NJ anderson featuring "The Iron
Hand" strong play featuring Rich
aFd Tucker and Gertrude rMcCay
Their Little Drudges" After 30
? .. we will show In connection with
the foregoing his First Case" in
two reels A strong drama of, love
and law. "Kiil or cure" with Kate
rrlce. and which upholds Ms name
lhoTo&&ht y.s.,,s<, ,.,., ~ .g-t.,
On Friday the World Film CORPORA
tion pfeSshts Mother" featuring Em
ma Dunn, who. for the last ten wears
has been taking the leading role in
Mother ,on the stage, s
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MRS. r. A. sANzENeAcHER
A CHARMING HOSTESS.

Mrs. II. A. Sanzenbacher was hos.
tess yesterday afternoon TO delight.
full sewing marty given Ia honor OF her
sister, Mrs. Ashland. OF Toledo.
The afternoon was spent in sew.
ing and conversation, during the hours
a salad course was served.
Those invited to- meet Mrs. ArtIahd
were Mesdames l., NJ. Orr. J. l.. Allen,
NJ Walsh. l.. Haym. J. NJ. Armstrong:
ID. u. Atkinson. c. A. Jackson. f.. l..
Stevens and w. H. Wood
90
Emma Dunn. will be seen at the
Pastime Friday In Mother"
90
Gertrude Mccoy In THE IRON
HAND" at the rastime.
90
Misses Mel and Ada Barnes have
returned from visit 10 Riedsvillc.
90
Mrs. j. C. Garwood and Miss Fran
ces 0arwood are visiting In Palmetto
Fla
Mrs. Boyce Royal and Mrs. r. T.
sherman have returned from East
man.
Mrs. Susie Stevens, of Jekyl island
is the guest of Mrs. r. c. Jones III
WayCross -
Mrs, w. r. Steuart leaves today
for Tampa to be the guest of her son
Mr.. Frederick Steuart
Mrs f. II. Mason has returned
home after a visit 10 her daughter
Mrs, Irwin Barge. In Atlanta,
90
Mrs ]. II. Adams. of Chicago, Ii
the guest OF her sisters. Mrs. ID. l.. Kel
Ter and Mrs. Robert Levison.
90
Mrs. C, NJ. Peddicord will entertain
a few friends this morning at bridge
at her home on Prince street.
90
Mrs. A. p. Mitchell has returned e
Savannah after spending the weekend
with her mother, Mrs Robert Levison
90
Mrs. c. p. Dusenberry will be hos
tess TO the Italians tomorrow after
noon at her home on Dartmouth
street
Mr.. and Mira. c. j. Williams are tbs
guests OF Rev. and Mrs. c. A. Jack
son In Brunswick. Ga.-Jacksonvills
Metropolis.
ono
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STATE o. A. r. CONVENTION
IN ATLANTA THIS WEEK,

Most interesting plans are being
carried out for the state convention
OF the Daughters of the American rev
olution being held this week in At
lanta. with Joseph Habersham chap
ter as hostess.
Tuesday night Governor and Mrs
John NJ. Slaton held reception fol
the state officers and other distin
Ruished visitors.
The convention opened formally
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock and
Mrs. John A, Perdue. regent of the
hostess chapter. delivered the address
of welcome. Governor Slaton alaC
welcomed the guests to Atlanta.
There was q reception yesterday
afternoon ut the Wren's Nest. the
home place OF joel Chandler Harris
Mrs. Sheppard w. Foster also enter
tanned the members OF the CONVEX
ton yesterday afternoon at the Capt
tai city club. Mrs. w II. DeVoe IL
attending the convention from Bruins
wick.
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Colds Are CstSn Mo >.<rrous
Stop Possible Combinations

The disregard of Geld has often
brought many a regret. The fact OF
5neezing, Coughing, or Fever
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system needs immediate attention
Certainly Loss of Sleep is most Sc
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assist by doing his part. DIR. Kirg s
New Discovery is based on scien
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Mr.. Robert Fowler. Okarche. Okla-
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When the bowers feel uncomfort
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by all druggists.
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FRESH NOE SHAD.

Fresh roe. shall from the Altamaha
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Saturday mornings. Phone me your
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livery. Prompt deliveries. W. A.
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No. Six-Sixtv-Six

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Save money. The q. c. & P. sells
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