El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25
Little inter0iews

! that The Herald in an item this week
summed up the situation il a nut
shell when it said that a nan who
would vote against allowing a wom-
an the privilege Of the ballot would
not necessarily push her out Of the
way IN getting on street car, but
there is a certain similarity in the
acts. nevertheless. In other words,
the only defence now left 10 the op-
ponents Of equal franchise Is that
might gives man the power TO re-
fuse woman this right and that it is
might alone that can do so.
But that the use Of the power Of
might is no honor 10 our country is
evident from an interview published
In the last issue OF The Independent,
wherein Miss M0rarsky, a Russian.
now living here, says: i must not
omit TO add that il was another pain
Iu4 surprise for our emigrants to see
the whole part Of your population
without equal rights. Why. we be-
leFed that such an anachronism as
the Woman's suffrage problem was
Wel forgotten here long age
II Russia with all her tyrannous
autocracy and Bolshevism, can charge
US with being so far behind me
times IN this matter, IL would seem
70 De the part Of wisdom to make
haste 10 expunge from our statute
DOCKS a law that makes il ILLEGAL
AoG women to have a voice in the
selection OF the officers Of our gov
eminent who shall rule over them. re-
during them 70 pay equal taxes with
men Nnen the very foundation stone
9I our Independence declared there
should be no taxation without repre-
sentation
But like the double standard Of
- ilulals' men have disregardeG the facr
mat the 10 commandments on which
an ciFll laws are supposed TO BE-
oaseo' are Of a single standard onlv.
and while there are times. perhapg.
.neh some laws are inexpedient Tor
one OF the other Of the SEXES ~
laws pertaining 10 rieht as re~s-ss
Princlple are never male or female
out are ever as binding on the mn
as tne woman and vice versa.
Lsn first went on the stage o.
SAD Richard earle. Il played for sew
- - ears with Powers, one Of the
: Iealeal comic opera comedians ~
american stage has ever 1-ro.7--,,
old DIS az first and then the chan
1-l.e ana got a real part Affe-
-tlat season left Powers and nTa--e5
.Le 4eac IN Casino productfon A.
- time I thought that I vvas I'M
--lSAse' now, when I look back On ir I
+ i e--oH now genuinely rotten I was /
.1A 10 put on side Well nrfae /
- tney say, like the Germans viii /
-.-he a IalL met Mr.. Powers on rbe
2--ss- nave you seen the show vet - i
Aeu- de had not. So / invited I
I'm 10 come in that night. After fre
,tnoW, Wnen I was dressing for fbe
,oSes. 9lr. Powers strolled IN. al
~ - soIl OF man. with a great deal /
~ 3, le klndness IN his makeun
ell how did you like ito ASKED
"a oraced myself for the praise thatI
was sure OF getting. Dick Won 80
Ike everybody else that Won ha,,s
Yer seen From that day I decided
o ne hichard earle. II took me vears
= So T. IL may not be much now
Ia 4 lave nave IT, but Richard earle I
w, VI N hetner II was the SPRING
.nleHen or Mary's Lamb. I PLAYED
verifying as Richard Carle.r
with the new triplex pump TO be
lstalled in the courthouse the county
an use water unstintedIy on tha
remises without worrying about the
Z pense.' said county judge +. 3. Nc
'lluloch- The operation OF the pump
iii not exceed $500 a year. while be-
ore, the water bill from the city ran
s high as $500 a year. We can use
Tater on the lawn behind the court
ouse. after the automotive associa-
ION removes its heavy trucks. and the
rass seed is soWn- The water was
iscovered at a depth Of so feet from
ne base or the foundation about a
eek ago. and Il was proved a re-
ourceful well OF perfectly clean wa I
err"
II knew Emilisno Zapata, the rebel ?
hief Of the state OF Morelos, who was Z
ecently reported killed. before he S