Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 125, 6 April 1914 — Page 10

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SUFFRAGETS APPEAL ! TO HOUSE COMMITTEE Leaders Press Home Claim for Recognition of Cause Before Congress. WASHINGTON, April 6. After a setback In the senate, followed by In

activity on the part of the house commfttet on judiciary, the woman suffrage advocates have begun ' to besiege another congressional body the house committee on election of president, vice president and representatives In congress. , - . ' The suffragists, failing to get a whole loaf, now are asking the latter committee to give them half a loaf, and the troubles of the responsible Democratic majority over the suffrage Issue are Increasing. The feminine pleaders, checked temporarily In their plan for a constitutional amendment for woman suffrage, are insistent that congress shall at least give women the right to vote in elections where senators and house members are to be named. v Senate Held Aloof, it was a discouraging blow when the senate went back on "the cause" and failed to muster the necessary twothirds majority to submit to, the people of the various states a constitu-

right to vote. While the senate was debating such a resolution, the women were before the house judiciary committee seeking a report on a similar resolution in the lower body. The house hearings were held early in March, but the committee has so far failed to report in favor of the suffragists, , and the prospects are that there will be no report. Year after year, the suffragists say, they have been appearing before the Judiciary committee and each time the "mere men" of the committee have turned the deaf ear. In "all, the suffragists have made four valiant attempts during this session to get action. On each occasion the anti-suffragists have been on hand stubbornly fighting their suffrage-craving sisters and declaring that the ma-

JUI llj ui w uuivii utiuuanuuv v i -vsuu try does not want the bollot. So far, congress has appeared to take at its face value the latter statement, not unmixed with certain reasoning that suffrage is a state matter, and that the - federal government should keep hands off.

George

H. Knollenbergm RIDE"

BRINGS

Lauds Life of Dr. Young

Turtle Soup all day Tuesday. Sliver & Wiehmeyer, 501 Main St. NOTES OF WOMAN'S f I FRANCHISE LEAGUE j

George H. , Knollenberg delivered the following address at the memorial service held for Dr. J. J. Young at St Paul's church last night: The death of Rev. Toung, in memory of whom we are assembled this evening, has brought to my mind the scripture passage written in Zachariah first chapter and ftfth verse, which he used as the basis of his remarks at the funeral of one of our faithful members more than twenty years ago. It was a fitting text because on this particular occasion he brought to mind so vividly the departure of a number of the fathers of the neighborhood, showing the changes which were worked by the scythe in the hands of the angel of death, and how the responsibilities of life were being transferred to another generation. -Likewise we can say (for our church at large, 'Your (our) fathers where are they?"' Within the memory of many "present here tonight, many- faithful fathers of the church could be brought to memory whom we knew personally or through the service rendered in important fields of activity to keep alive the faith of the fathers and the church in which we delight. Mentions Other Leaders. I will mention the names of some contemporary with our departed father and friend, Dr. Young. Rev. Samuel Barnitz, that faithful servant of the church in the work of home mis

sions. Drs. Ort and Breckenridge, of

Wittenberg College and Seminary, likewise Dr. J. H. W. Stuckenberg, once president of Wittenberg college. The sainted Dr. Spreacher, Rev. Charles Alberts, who so ably edited the Augsburg Teacher, and called to his reward so early in life. Dr. Hamma

who so richly endowed Wittenberg

college. Also others In tne east not

so well known to us, but known to our departed Dr. Young and associated with him in the work of the Master's Kingdom on earth. But I wish

still to apply this text, "Your fathers, where are they?" more nearly to our

own church and pastors who served us.

During these sixty years of existence of St. Paul's church, I have personally known all but the first pastor. With but a few exceptions (and whose period of service in each instance was of short duration) this congregation has been blessed with faithful pastors. Pastors or teachers can also be rightfully called father, for when that filial respect and affection exists between pastor and people he can become to his people even as a father.

I And owing to the very gentle nature

OI mm voom we revere wnu iuio isevice tonight, he was not infrequently called by many Papa Young. Of the fathers pastors of this church (known especially to the living) who have passed to their reward, I might men

tion Dr. Severinghans and now Dr. Toung. Influence Persists., What their Influence for good was to this people makes them both truly fathers whose memories cannot be' measured in words their works do follow after. Those who by their loy

alty to the church and Christian life

have honored the memory of these, exemplary teachera have already honor

ed them more than any token of love

an esteem we can now bestow by

word, act or symbol. Tonight there are many present here who had his

gentle, gracious ministry and Instruc

tion. It Is proper-and fitting to be

here to revere and honor his memory

and shed the sympathizing tear. It is also proper as Abraham Lin

coin said in his brief yet beautiful tribute to the dead at Gettysburg, let us rather dedicate our lives anew to

our country, for more we cannot do, and so -we to our church and the instruction of our fathers our pastors. In a letter received from him dated March 13, he says, "We are all well, think God." His end came suddenly, his work was done for the Lord knows. Our sympathy and love to the bereaved' family has been shown by other tokens. Let us tonight renew the hope that where our fathers are who have gone before we in God's own good time shall also be.

DEATH TO ACTRESS

New York Revelers in Auto

Crash Through Bridge Into Long Island Swamp. NEW YORK, April 6. A joy ride, which started after a night of revelry In the tango parlors of the great white way, ended tragically In aLong

Island swamp today when the auto

in which a merry party was riding, plunged thirty feet from a bridge near Woodside. One girl was killed and another girl and two young men seriously Injured. The dead girl Is Elizabeth Mack, an actress. The dead girl was only nineteen years pld and one . of the prettiest actresses upon the Rialto. The car was traveling at a tremendous rate pf speed over the temporary bridge, when it suddenly swerved Into a board fence, which , gave way. A passerby a short time later found the car and the victims.

NOTICE. Notice is hereby given given that on the first day of April, 191. the following School Funds remained unloaned in the County Treasury: Common School Fund $3,631.32 Congressional Fund 1,604.65 Permanent Endowment 1,009.38 Respectfully submitted, L. S. BOWMAN, Auditor of Wayne County.

ATTACK WOMAN

PARIS, April 6. Madame Henriette

Caillaux, who recently shot and killed j -

IliDIAII CHIEF ASKS -p' SITE OF SPOKAIIE Believes Government Stole Land From Tribe Despite Payment and Treaty. ,''"7"

SPOKANE, Wash., April 6. Chief Jim Sam of the Spokane Indians, paid

a visit to the local government Indian aget. Captain J. McA. Webster, at the

government offices in the federal build

ing to Inquire why tne Indians should

not receive recompense from the government for the lands upon which the

city of Spokane is built, and which the tribe formerly owned. The chief, - who talks no English, sat grave and dignified while Captain Webster explained through an inter

preter the treaty made twenty-seven years ago by which the Spokane Indians agreed to give up th title to lands . snrrounging Spokane Falls In return for their allotted lands on the reservation and about $80,000 for cattle, -horses, farming implements and

houses.

At the end of the interview the

chief semed skeptical and requested that Captain Webster let him go to Washington that he might Inquire at

first band into the matter.

EATON MERCHANTS' HOLD OPENING EATON, O.. April . The first annual spring opening of Eaton merchants closed Saturday after three daya of marked success. The last day, however, - was the banner day. and the largest crowd of visitors here for many months was attracted by the unusual offering of merchants and free amusements afforded by the Commercial dob. "

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SPECIAL SERVICES CONFLICT WITH MEET Because of the special services at the Central Christian church this week, few members are expected to attend the Wayne county conference at the Christian church in Centerville, beginning tonight. No delegates were elected to the convention. Rev. R. C. Leonard, Mrs. J. A. Walls and Rev. L. E. Murray, of this city, are on the program at the sessions tomorrow morning and afternoon. The conference opens at 7:30 o'clock this

evening with an address by Rev. C

Cauble, corresponding secretary of!

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Gaston Calmette, editor of the Figaro, missionary aBBO-

was attacked in the corridor of the orison today by two women who ob-

have jjected to the favors being shown to

the -wife of the former minister of finance.

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For the first time in history, the United States senators gave a majority vote last week in favor of the. nation-wide equal suffrage amendment. Very few of the senators expressed objection to woman suffrage in principle, and not one denied ..that it was sure to come. ' In statesmanship the unpardonable sin is failure to bow to the inevitable when you are face to face with it. That is what Is malting all the trouble in England. American politicians usually are quicker sighted, or less stiffnecked. As the father in the parable of the Prodigal Son, while it is yet a long way off, they run to meet it, and fall upon its neck. Chief Justice Clark, of North Caro

lina, says: "As a matter of policy I do not believe it wise to antagonize an element "which in a few years is destined, beyond all controversy and all opposition to become one-half of the electorate. ' Prof. Hart, of Harvard, says: "I am an advocate of equal suffrage because I can't help it. Observation in pqual suffrage states has knocked the bottom out of my arguments against It." . Rhode Island has broken its Ions precedent by permitting a woman to address the senate. Eight woman deputy tax assessors have been appointed in Chicago. The tendency is growing more marked in all states to select women in caring for the public schools. It is Rtated that there were 495 women superintendents of schools in 1912. Police women are no longer a novelty. San Francisco has three on the police force, Los Angeles two, St. Paul two, Topeka has two police women, Sapula has a patrol woman whose special charge is juveniles under sixteen who are on the streets after 8 p. m. Dr. Anna Shaw addressed 2,000 Yale men and Connecticut suffragists at New Haven last week. She will sail for Italy on April 16. She will speak on woman suffrage in Rome on May 4 at the meeting of the International Council of Women. franklin county, Ohio, saloon keepers will be asked to pay $1,000 monthly to be used by the state liquor dealers' organization to fight woman suffrage as well as state wide prohibition.

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