Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 177, 5 May 1911 — Page 8
THE RICHMOND PAIXADIU3I AXD SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY MAY 4, 1911.
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Helen Greeley Also Says . Husband's Name Is Sign of Bondage. .New York, May 5. Married women Boon will drop tb "Mn." and the Christian names of their husbands if
Mrs. Helen Clay Greeley, a prominent worker for woman suffrage, has her way. Helen Hal Greeley, as she prefers to be' called, was one of three hundred speakers In a mass meeting of the woman suffrage party of the Twenty-third assembly district in Tammany Hall headquarters, 510 West One-Hundred and forty fifth street. . "What women of today want," she said, "is the eonrentlonal use of a name of their own. The title of 'Mrs.'
Is a mark of servitude, and its use Is no more dignified than the branding
of cattle with the name or mark of
. master. I admit It Is a good Idea to have a family name, but a married woman should drop the masculine first
name of her husband." Mrs. Greeley went to the meeting af
ter a trip to Harrlsburg, Pa., where she attended the suffrage hearing be
fore the state legislature. She said
she waa pleased with the progress of the suffrage movement was making in 'Other states, and said that it Is only
short time before the legislature in Albany will be so influenced it will rote to submit the question to the people. "This Important issue will be settled J by you men who have the right to ivote," she said to a group in the crowd of women. She pointed to the strides the cause 1s making In the west and called attcnitfon to the prosperity of Wyoming Colorado, and Utah, where women ' vote. She said it is only a question of a little while before Washington, Cal-
; norma, neorasKU ana Kansas win oe won over. Griffin Barry, not out of his teens, was a apeaker. He said women, as a i rule, have so many hours of leisure they would have more time to think of political affairs than men. "Women are natural housekeepers," the said, "and politics is only housekeeping on a big scale." Mrs. N. Coe Stewart callenged those present to ask her a single question i relating to the right of women to vote she could not answer, but no one accepted. The chairman of the woman's suffrage party In the district, the Rev. ; Annie J. Albach, Introduced the speakers. She la one of the most active workers of the party in Harlem and .frequently speaks in the mass meetings.
A. CARNEGIE WAS
PRESENTED MEDAL
Donor of Medals Receives
One Himself from Sev- ..
eral Republics. Washington, D. C, May 5. After
having been paid homage by many of the rulers of the world and by the peo
ple of many nations. Andrew Carnegie today received what is declared to be the ftrst honor ever conferred upon an Individual by a group of nations.
In the presence of the president of the United States, the diplomatic representatives of many countries, senators, representatives, judges and other high
officials, the world-famous" philanthro
pist was this afternoon presented with a gold medal voted by the Pan-American conference held at Buenos Ayres last summer. The formal presentation, was made by John Barrett, chief of the International Bureau of American Republics. The diplomatic representatives of the various South and Central American republics embraced in the conference delivered brief addresses appropriate to the occasion. An inscription which
appears on one side of the medal ex
plains Its importance. It reads, "Ben
efactor to Humanity." On the reverse side of the medal is engraved "The American Republics to Andrew Carnegie. ,
UtllOU
E CLOCK FOR
CITY OF R1CHM0H0 Will Be Regulated by. 150 "Live Wires" Working
for Earlham College. ' A wonderful clock has been pre
sented to the city by Earlham college and will first be exhibited in the Stan-
piano windows on May 8. A unique feature is that instead of reading the time jn hours it registers the number of Earlham May Day tickets sould in
the city on Monday, May 8. The time is going to be fast, but it is guaranteed to be absolutely correct.
In place of the figures usually given
for one o'clock, the numerals "200" will be printed, indicating that when the big hand points to that spot 200 May Day tickets have been sold and reported at the central office In the Starr windows. In place of two o'clock, the time will read "400." When 400 tickets have been sold and so on around the dial to. the grand total of 2,400 at the top of the clock face. That's twelve o'clock, but the hand may go around again If necessaryThe 150 live wire regulators are 150 alumni business men and students
canvassing the entire city in pairs.. Buy tickets and . see the big clock hand move faster.
So rapidly Is the commerce of St. John, N. B . increasing that additional
harbor facilities are necessary and the government is to build extensive docks. , -:. -
NEW LOCATION FOR
OLD SETTLERS' PICNIC Owing ' to the erection of several buildings by Thomas King upon the grounds used, in Centerville for many years for the annual Old Settlers picnic of Wayne county, those grounds cannot be used again this year or hereafter. Caleb King announced, on Thursday that it was 'desired that all persons interested in the picnic to be hfcld the third Saturday in August, meet at Centerville, Saturday after
noon at 4 o'clock for the purpose of
selecting other- grounds. ,
O. T. KNODE NAMED Oliver T. Knode has been named
administrator of the estate of Cor
nelius M. Knode. who died on April 6. The personal property of the deq ceased is of the estimated value o $1,000.
At Conltey's
9th and Main. "The place you
get the moat change back.1
THE TELEPHONE. Distance fromour store need be no bar to having your prescription filled here. A call by telephone from you or your doctor will bring our messenger to your door in a "twinkling." Not a cent extra charge. Spring house cleaning need. Cameras and supplies, amateur photo finishing, dental depot. Money orders issued. We give Green Trading Stamps. Try Penslar Blood and Liver Pills, 25c. "II IVm filled at Conkcy's Its Rlflht.
Dance at Beallview Park Sat. May 6.
Turtle soup all day Satur
day at Ed Cutter's, S. 4th St.
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HOOVEN MAY GET HEATING MONOPOLY
Anderson, May 5. Superior Judge Austin has directed the receiver for the Home Heating company, of this city, to sell the company's plant. The order of sale followed a finding for the Anderson Trust company, trustee for $13,439 on first mortgage notes and foreclosure. The sale of the plant will be followed by the organization of a new company of local capital to enlarge it. C. W. Hooven, who controls the Anderson Gas company, is considering a new steam heating plant but definite action will not be taken until after the sale of the Home Heating company's property. The new whistling kettle has a long narrow neck at the top, by which it is both filled and emptied. This is covered by a cap over the length of the neck, and the top of this is a whistle which acts directly the whistle boils by reason of the steam passing through It.
New ideas in preparing soda fountain drinks are a study here. All the old time favorites with all the new things that are good are offered you here at all times. Better service, higher qualities, prices the 'same; as always. . The Greek Candy Store.
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