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INDIANA, - - PENNSYLVANIA
MAY-DAY CHEER
ISuffragists State Stand and Ask
Legislative Candidates to Do Same. |
Urging that they take a stand which they must record sooner or [fj
later if elected to the Legislature, suffragista of the state are pre- a
paring to ask every candidate who filed papers with the Secretary of jg
the Commonwealth, to announce his opinion relative to woman suf- g
frage and the submitting to the voters of another amendment to the gj
Constitution granting vromen the right to vote. |j
Th© suffragists, from their headquarters in Harrisburg and a
through their president, Mrs. George B. Orlady, announce their own e
stand which is that every voter has the right to know what candi
dates believe and what they intend to do concerning woman suffraga, a
"Woman suffrage," Mrs. Orlady says, "is now one of the vital s
questions in which the men of Pennsylvania are interested and they &
have a right to know before voting for any candidate what that g
candidate will do relative to suffrage, if elected to the Legislature 3,
which will be asked to pass upon another amendment." £
BUFFRAGISTS HAVE
MANY NOVE PLANS
FOR MAY-DAY FETE
Yellow Daffodils, Pansy Plants
and Packages of Flower
Seeds to be Scattered Broad
cast
OTHER WOMEN AID PROJECT
Awaiting the May that they may giv*
nosegays to their neighbors and pot
ted pianta to little princes and
of the cities, suffragists of
the state are completing tlieir ar
rangements for a general May-Day
celebration to take the form of a re
vival of gathering and giving away
flowers as was the custom. long ago,
in England.
From suffragists of Down East
Pennsylvania, Western Pennsylvania
the northern, centrai and southern
tiers of counties, reports of plans to
be followed May 1, and requests foi
suggestions have been pouring daily
into state suffrage headquarters at
Harrisburg.
At present palpitant with the joy
they expect to spread, the suffragists
of a many seetions have been joined
by women not of their organizations,
who desire to brighten the lives of
little citizens, the boys and girls of
towns and cities, the pleasant whimsy
of the suffragists having had a bioad
appeal.
In the citie3, Philadelphia and
Pittsburgh, the flowers will be dis- :
tributed in the residence seetions neai
the downtown distriets where the
kiddies seldom see flowers except ÌD
the flower shop Windows. The Pitts
burgh suffragists will distribute 3,000
pansy plants, "potted" in little baskets
with long handles. The latter will en
able the suffragists and the women
working with them to hang the little
tokens on door knobs and hasten on.
In Lancaster, even a more lasting
method of joy-giving has been adopt
ed. This is the distribution package
of yellow flower seeds, yellow being
the suffrage color, to 500 little holders
of garden plots. These will be plant
ed at their proper seasons and con
tinue the recollection of suffragists' ì
good _will_jover the entire smnmer.
- 15 MT CarmelT May-day 'wliriràve a
yellow glow, the suffragista thereof
planning to give each person attend- ;
ing tire Chautauqua a yellow daffodil.
The next day, too, suffragists will dis
tribute yellow fiorai tokens.
Milton suffragista have arranged to
distribute their flowers in baskets
which the tots will help to make and
fili. They will be distributed by tffe
children under the direction of thalf
teachers.
Many other sections of the state
bave reported equally noval plana for
the May-Day festival
"GOLDEN FUER" FLYING
Suffrago Auto on 15,000-Mila
Trip—Ptiitadelphia Woroen to
Aid
The "Golden Flier" is flyingl
The "Golden Fller** is the bright
yellow automobile over the radiator
of which Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt,
national suffrage president, broke a
chris tening bottle of gasolina before
It chugged away recently upon the
first lap of its scheduled 15,000-mlle
Journey.
The object of the speedy tour ls to
cali out volunteers for the big dem*
onstrations which the national euf
frage organization is planning for the
Republican and Democratic conven
tion at Chicago and St. Louis, June
7 and 14, when the suffragists will
ask the adding of a suffrage plank to
the platforms adopted.
"A delegate for every mile," ls the
aim of the motorista.
Suffragists of Philadelphia, who,
with others of the state, will attend
the suffrage demonstrations at the
politicai conventions, were first to
open their traveling expense fund, by
Issuing an appeal to women to forego
costly Easter bonnets and contributo
the money saved toward taking dele
gates westward.
The salaries of ali English Red
Cross nurses now going to the front
have been reduced from two guineas
a week to one. In France the nurses
have received a six months' notice
of a similar reduction in their pay.
The soldier's pay has not been re
duced.
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Pedagogwe.
The word "pedagogue," as applied to
schoolteachers, is from a Greek word,
paidagogos, compounded of pois, boy
and agogos, leader; hence paidagogos,
leader of bovs. In ancient Greece the
paidagogos was not strictly an in
structor, but a domestic slave who
looked after the boys of a family, took
them to and from school and kept
them off the streets. The boys were
put in his charge at the age of six, and
he probably sat with them in school.
Although his position was simply that
of a trusted servant, it carne in time to
be applied to the teacher, though al
ways with a slurring or contemptuous
significali ce.
Royal Nicknames.
William I. of England was William
the Conqueror. He conquered Harold
and became king of the first Norman
dynasty that gave England four rulers.
His father was Robert the Devil.
Leopold I. of Germany was called the
Little Man In Red Stockings.
Juana, widow of Philip the Fair, was
the Mad Queen.
James 11. of Scotland was the Just
James IV. of the same country was
called King of the Iron Belt
Charles the Great of France, son of
Pepin the Short, extended the limita of
the empire from the Baltlc to the Med
iterranean and from the bay of Biscay
to the coast of Illyria. His son was
known as Louis the Pious.
Jealousy.
Jealousy is a consumption bred with
in the structured house of love when
ali its Windows are sealed. When we
are jealous we try to shut ourselves up
in a shadowed privacy or timid miser
liness. We want some one ali to our
selves. We fear that if we open the
doors and let in the current of others'
affection or the wlnds of impersonal
interest our own share of love may be
swept away. A woman may be jeal
ous not only of her husband's friends,
but of his work and éven of his reli
gion. This means she has kept her
Windows closed and shuttered, so that
she looks always at the walls of her
house of love, never through and be
yond them. Dr. R. C. Cabot.
Not Selfish.
He—Do you believe in every man for
himself? She—Oh, no! I believe in
every man for some woman.
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HOPEFULNESS.
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Hope means the trimming of 11
the lampe and the girding of
the loins and the resolute atti
tude of strife. It is help and
comfort, hope and inspiration,
that we want even more than
knowledge.
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I u IMPROVE YOURSELF.
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The happinass of your life and
! .1 ita part and rank in aarth or in
j || heaven depend on tha way yeu
I y pass your days now. Thay are <>
ì ; not to be sad daya; far from
Il that. The first duty of young
people is to be dalighted and
" delightful, but they are to be in "
i ». the deepest senee solemn daya. u
Now, therefore, eee that no day
paaaee in which you do not
" make youraelf a eomewhat bet- p
ter creature.—Ruekin.
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The Prettieet Feet.
A Swiss professor atates that not ona
wvman In a score has a perfect foot
owlng to the weariag of high heeled
boots and polnted toe shoea. Basala n.
Germ&n, American, Austrian and
Dutch women, he says, hare broad
feet, whlle those of Englishwomen are
too narrow to fulflll classlcal and
healthy condltJons. The women of the
Latin races, excluding Frenchwomen,
ha ve the best formed and therefore the
pretti est feet, the professor says.—
London Mail.
Backhanded Favoritism.
"I suppose you stand for Justlce for
ali men," said the loyal coustituent
"Always, always," responded Con
gressman Hammfatt earnestly. "How
ever, as we can deal out justlce to all'
at the same tlrne, I keep a list of po
liticai backsliders whom I try to see
get thelrs first" Richmond Times-
Dispatch.
Enthusiasm.
Enthu9lasm either uiakes money or
costs money. Take your choice.—
Atchlson Globe.
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TRY SMILING.
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Scowling and growling will make
(l a man old; Il
' Money and fame at the beat are
! beguiling.
u Don't be suspicious and selfish
and cold;
Try smiling.
—John Esten Cooke.
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Daylight Darkness.
There are a number of daylight dark
nesses recorded In history, among them
being those In B. C. 295, A. D. 740 and
775. Theré was a dark day in England
in Jannary, 1807 and another on Oct
21, 1816. There was also a dark day
in Detroit on Oct 19, 1762. On
19, 1780, there was such atmospheric
gloom over Hartford, Conn., that the
legislature adjourned for the day.