Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-09-28

in cars and public places. and M wife
is not going 10 vote"
Indeed. kind sir, you might be doing
your country a favor by keeping your
wife away from the polls. We might
in that easy way get rid of some unde-1
sirable votes that would only double.
because she would be sure to vote Ike
Ter husband. Funny way TO get even
with a person, aud shows very little
brain or reasoning power, for an IN
lciIigcnt child would hardly stay away
with the idea that they were beating
the other side al the game.
Another sight viii be the Anti-sif-
irsgist going down TO vote. After all
her bum argument" / just know she
is going DO look like she is walking on
eggs; cheer up. With all her faults,
she is likely TO vote soOer, even IL she
does vote with box of candy under
her arm, stomach full of ice cream,
face painted like a tavern sign
board," enough false hair TO put mere
man" completely out OF commission,
and a skirt so thin she can't hide in 1t,
so we are quite sure Mr.. Man can't
hide behind il, for he has hidden be-
hind the Anti-suffragist long enough.
Let him come out and face the music.
The fun is all ours Well docs the
other side know it, (Ha, ha, hal some
fun. "For the love OF Mike" hasn't
Miss Anti sense enough to know the
only per,Un she is likely to spite by
not voting is herself or professional
politicians. If she gets to the polls or
stays nome she is going to look cheap.
she hes had too much CAB about some
thing she knew nothing about. and she
| is reaping her reward
have always thought an Anti-suf-
fragist a freak Of nature" A dog
VIII stand up for its kind We all
know that wife-beaters, old lazy bones,
workings, towards. crooks, drunk
ards. gamblers. llibertines. ignoram-
uses, and last. but not least, profess
sional politicians, are mostly always
opposed to giving women vote. 1t
| is a danger signal to themb. A real
I''honest- to godness' n an thinks it per-
| fectly all right. You don't hear him
bemoaning his lot Woman suffrage
| will not make fools out of wise men,
or wise men out of fools; it will not
make a gentleman out of a cur, or a
cur out of a gentleman. "Seif-respect
| is the cornerstone of all virture,' just
as much respect as man has for him.
self. will he show women in the home,
or at the polls, anywhere and every
where, under all circumstances and
conditions
A man that speaks one word against
woman, speaks ten against himself;
woman that downs a woman, be-
spatters her ownself with mud, and
sings her own death knell. would
give my chair to an old, crippled or
sick man any day, and wouldn't think
needed tin medal for 1t either.
would also be only too glad to give my
chair to man with a baby in his
arms. However, if l were offered a
seat in the cars or one in the Legis-
iature. would take the latter. be-
cause in the course of time laws can
be passed compelling railroads, like
steamboats,. to carry only a certain
number of passengers, and each
should be provided with a seat.
Go easy with your spite work, mere
man." your mother was a woman and
so is your wife and your sister and
your daughter. Woman has gone to
every extreme to please man, and she
| has failed.
At one time she wore so many pads
and hoopskirts you couldn't tell what
she looked like, now she doesn't wear
enough TO protect herself from the
sun, cold winds or a vicious mans
eyes think II is about time we stop
trying to please man and please our
selves and, in so doing, we may please
men better We have all to gain and
nothing to lose. IL there is any man
who wishes to leave the country be-
cause women vote here, we will be
only too glad to escort him to the boat
| with brass band, for VIC know full
well we will all be better on without
him. Hip, hip, hurrahi / don't think
the male and female ants will forget
this election dav
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