I lit Stimuli
B) tteorge Robinson, Rotors Point.
(Author of "li'gwoi'comj “in the Si-
lence of the Night," etc
.
'l‘iit- subway cur was not what one’
Mould tall crowded but it was re-
opedtuiili full. zEveri hub of sea}
spate wastitakél lip with newspaper-
reading humanity, and here and there
38 than 8 as straphnnglng. At Cathe-
dral Purina) a young, .mo hi)
dressed girl of pefiis’ps 813114;...
ieied and alter sui'io’bing in air
and its contents. planted‘lier‘lelf' di-
Ievtly in trout of the. most likely of
thet .8 paper renders—~21 passabl}
good-looking: and appar t’ly’ well
bred young man of pot a
twenty-five. He put down its howi-
paper from i'oi‘f'e of habit, to look at-
the he“ strip-hanger, whereupon ho
was honored with a most ingenuous
stave froth the lady. Then, to the
surprise of eieryone, he deliberately!
"I3“? slush" {Hei‘newspspfl‘n v’t‘ront‘ or his
(are again, and resumed reading. The
young lady looked mortified, and the
upunts of the. ear exchanged amus-
glantes that plainly said "Subway
‘(2
£4”
.8 word oi explanation here'ls'ab-_
'-accompanied by the young
solutelx essentifil. Malcolm Wheeler,
our hero (or villain, as 1011 will) was
not 11 woman hater. Far from it. And
even were its one. the “goldenbroun
hair,
iertnoiy determined square chin. and
the (lil(‘ department. of the lady in
question would have changed- liis
views on the subject. \‘o; 'his ac-
tion, let me explain, was due to Sut-
lrage. Rend me if you will. suffra«'
gists. but it behooves me, as impartial
historian of Malcolm Wheeler,
reaord the unvarnished truth. You
see, it was this way. Malcolm" Was
an anti. and once. from a street cur-
ner speulteress he had heard the
statement. made that “women are
phi’sli‘ally and mentally niens' equals.
and are therefore entitled to the bal-
lot." llelng unfortunately endowed
with a philosophical mind, his
thought took a turn somewhat like
this: (liven the proposition that
,.,,.8wonie,n are lmens‘ physical peers:
Wherein then, lies the reason for
yielding ones seat to a woman in .a
crowded public conveyance? Such ht!
action would be about as rational as
giving ono’s sent to another
W hen the spea
1mm her listeners, Mnltolm told her
dumb! Mills roundup
“'lelding ons's seat in a car to a
woman if} not based on her physltza!
I misriorltyfi.‘ I she disilpprovingly in-
..tor'inod lit-m, “but on the surviving
ideas of chivalrx.” .
‘But chivalry." queried Malcobn.
. “is not chiValry based on man's phy-
. picslI superiority over woman?" ‘
“At the,tlmeuchlvalry wss in vogue.
ouch was thought to be the onus. But
We know normal it is a mistaken
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f‘you are tmpsrtinent. and I d0 not “That will do." she spld coolly. ex. they realize first woman is the weskér gold and§eritoo .bsttersdy‘broken', ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ’
(are to discuss the matter any further tracting_ s hntpin from her but, and vessel. and there you aremfopcmly'gnd worn” he‘s! my shls‘abie value“ NEIW YORK To SOUTH NORWALK _' Keeps Liquid COld 80 Hours
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than ‘
the flashing grey. eyes, tho do:-
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entl). t on ton 8t! pini-
Mylo piper Aside annoyedly to:
find out the cause oi the.disturbauce,'
the pot-hethooli hit him a resonant
.whzult on the cheek. The (ar uttered, !
iMalcolm grew red. and
the young‘
lady coldly removed the pocketbook
:nud toll-.ed it under per arm.
For a few minutes l.was quiet,
and Malcolm's brain became a veri
tuhle maelgtroui of thought. ‘
“Stay where you are," tliundered'
the stern mice of Reason. “if .she is-
your physical equul she can stand as
well as yau can. -
“Yield your seat.” beiged Early
Training, plaintively "she’s a woman‘
and good breeding (formalin it."
“Aw, get up and ' ‘8"s.— her l'our
seat," whispered a tiger-little voice
1. ,shg‘s a peach!”
"That‘s immaterial." an‘swered‘Reuw
"sacrifice all for principle."
needless to say.
2
8011.
The young lady,
did not hear this triangulnr discourse.
but she had broken thevtruce and
adopted the plan of allowing herself
to crash against Malcolm and the
newspaper...” the torches of the
can dictated. At the ,third crash;
Malcolm looked up in despair, but
seeing to his relief that the train was’
pulling into the 96th Street Station;
‘he folded his newspaper and arose.
The door opened, and he stepped out!
lady.
She gave him a supercillous glance;
and turning her head, walked.up the
stairs and out. i
"Wlicxt" ejaculated Malcolm in-
wardly. mopping his‘hrow. "what a
nasty job it is to edul‘ate the public!
1 wish i had taken that little whisper.
as advice. It was a shame—such a
stunner!" i
He walked with Broadway down to
95th street, and just as he, was
roubding the corner, be all but collid-
ed with the young lady of tho car.
Eyeing him contemptuously, she
quickened her step. Malcolm plodded
on for a block. Finally- she turned
around and stopped short.
"Sir," she demanded'calmly, “are
you following me‘.‘ You'look like '8'
man with a little common decency.
yet your action in the car would in=
dicate that you are sumciéntly a loaf-
er to trail me."
“Madame," Malcolm humbly hasten
ed to assure her."'i hsvfi’ no intention
whatsoev of to owl” you. but it
deems that our 1! stlmi‘pns lie in the
same direction. To erbdicate all
Ii'doubt grout .y‘qip- mind sliou me to
be: 1m bed queilioishnmm you. om 1 sin bound for the
Blltmore apartments. When i reach
1 .~ ,tb‘prghtfg; ill 93:“ of my. 181818031an
company. or' my action on the
car-4"." ‘ .1-
"file Blltmoi‘s apartments!" she in»
torrupted in dismay. "why, that's
.w'bere la)"- Shs paused-11d pierced
him with but umowsd.srey eyes. “I
think you are quite an slsborsts our,"
she informed him slowly. "it is more
than barel" probable that you have
obtained in some manner the address
for which i am bound. and you and
confronting ms with a plausible llo.
,explain?
guswdl). 6858) MMQQKMBD‘E‘V.
i
PAGE still .
about the introducti
“With pinion. Makolm, this is.
my indend Msriosflhver. Marion. this,
is my cousin. Mal‘eolni “busier."
"How do you do!" she said coldly.
shortlcr
“Aw, can the Nortlg Pole stuff." .
begged Malcolm, “and listen to me
for a moment, won't you? ['11 explain W RKERS ’
the. whole mauér'satistactoril). Just;
givIe' me a chance.”
“i don't care to have any dealings
1 _ AllE BUSY _
with .men who. are not gentlemen." ‘
"The idea” gasped med‘wmt i9- . I
“Hwy it be is not a genttomnni" Today all over the United Stated
"k boor, she replied uttingl) “a 'women are responding to the (all is-
maawvith less common politeness sued by the National W Oman-Suffrage
than a DSCRI’OOGSBJIIB ! $815018th!! ill-1110119) for the C8111
"Wh) Marion!‘ ‘crled Helen, aghast, 1.98159 5‘3““- The d“! 15 59‘ ”a"
‘do you realize what youre sayipg." 1’85 a'c.riiire Day, and "1°59
Portectly. i came here in the sa‘mé‘ e unable to earn money to be
subway car with him} painting
dex finger inrblblcolm‘s directiocmrm
‘out glancing all” him, “and thou
was directly in front of him, hel al-
mnke- 'some little selfdenial
our fares, moving picture
or matinee money. or other little ex-
lowed me to stand the entire dis-,peudltures and devote the sittings to
tunes.“ 'the fund which is being raised to
"Malcolm." Helen Hammered, ‘15—.hB‘D the 1-28ka!! Slat-88. BRYCE
States are now looking forward to
popular vote: on amendments to
their constitutions establishing wom-
an sui'frsge, and between now and
November each of those seven States
is tome cprqred from north to south.
and from east to west. with suffrage
propaganda. Literature. traveling ox-
pensos for speakers. and postage for
is this true?" i
"'Mea culpa,“ he confessed contrite-
ly, but then, béseechiugly. "why the
deuce don't you give rue s moment to
'It's rsally .uot my fault——
it's all my philosophical disposition.-
and that confounded Suffrage. Just
listen to me.'f I
“In Altons,-Vermont, where ‘1 come
from.” Marion informed him,‘ “You
would not onii not be listened to, but
you would be booted out of town”
“Which just goes to show to what
extent unavoidable circumstances are
to blame," said Malcolm triumphant.-
iv ‘for l was born and brought up in
Altona. Vermontt‘
“Yes, you were!”
“\i',eil then.’ be united indignant,
“suppose I tell you that i lived st 2?
Franklin menus, in n maroon house
with green shingles. with two big
(liestnuts in front. if you know Al
tons you'll kuothe house."
every penny. that can be sent from
the East will be well spent in aiding
forward the suffrage work
To win over to woman suffrage the
seven States of Nevada. _Moutana,‘
ha, Missouri and Ohio, will serve to
push forward. suffrage work in Con-
Inecticut better than anything that
su’fl’ruglsts can do here between now
and Novembbr.
'plexion of the suffrage. map at,
“One moment." she replied nnstsad. .L'nited States. it will also alter the
ily, .“your name is Malcolm Wheel- feeling of the national political par-
or?" L" ’ ~"Y'f'e‘s’ lb realm] to the women's vote. '
He nodded
“And you mean to say Iyou dou'
SUSIE): shown that they
'I'fn'n stand ibtlié'r‘aou' n single issue.
remember Marlon Aver?‘ 7 however i may dfi'ide in general
"Oh gee‘” he protested, ‘i lived among the political parties The Rev.
there about thirteen years hgo~8vhsnv.~Frnnk'1\ioore of Denver .ln a recent
l was a kid of twmelte How do you visit to Connecticut, assured all who
expect me by remember'ss far back Inked him about the working or
as that?" _: f woman some in Colorsdo'. that the
“W all. i like that! Yo ldon't re- woman there do stand iri‘egpeotll'o of
member the little girl with grey eyes. party, solidly against (her liquor trni'
next door to yoil. for who You 38019 no; and'u‘hst they have done in re-
Krubes. from farmer Garvey s on gut-d to out" question thaymre learn-
churds—" ‘ ing to do n regard to tho question
“wind ripples, and lifellIormy nuts. ofIVoies Womeii. \\ ith seventeen
and uoistoes to bubs sub ross; loathe! States‘iflyod’in fitlonsl - elections
bum-yard? W31}, 1 should guy «got; by“- noun-'3 votes. there in nine
-How could I ever forget her? 86 this hfismiood that any pbmal party will
is little Marion? By golly.'liow pret-‘lui'n' down’flhe roquosfiorths women
ty you 'vo""groun!" 1 when they ask for plunks in the us-
"And how boorisli polite little Mal-I tlonsl party: platforms in;‘ favor o!
colrn has become!" woman sufldsgs -' ‘
“Now-before \ou go any further. One picturesque method of raising
That unfortunate incident was mere- money that?!“ been by “W
ly part of s drultlsss attempt to add \‘utlonsl Suffrage Campaign Commit-
cate the misguided sultrsIglsts. You i This is a
use. they claim woman is physically
".Women bar
‘I .
tee is the Melting ‘Pot.
literal and author melting pm, not 0
would) '
devoted to the (ampaign fund are.
mater sent by mail swallow up large.-
sums of money even when used lathe»,
I most econ‘oniical 'immnar possible, and ‘
North Dakota. South Dakota. .‘x‘ebrasxl.i
it will alter. the con»,
the.-
has arranged for the holding of a pub-
lic meeting on that day, tailing ad-
vantage of the presence in Norfolk
of the officers of fine Association.
Worry is apart of the price a man
pays'for thing. I
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‘ 'pany ' James Speyer and Augm
Pmtils MoONSIBEnfivrith of New lork: Da8id R. [Pi-J,
of St.Loi.1is, former Secretary of (I!
WASHINGTON Aug 14.—~Finan :interior in the (leieland admin”
Iciers of national repute and represen- .
lion; Seth Lou, former mayor and"
rtstivos of shipping and other indus
.Y;ork P. A. 8. Franklin of how York:
trial interests from all over the coun- H‘ R‘ Eidiedge, ““7 president of ‘3
itry gathered today for a conference
National City Bank of New York, had
called by Secretary McAdoo to considq other representatiies 0f ”‘9 .‘xew Yuk ’
or the problems of foreign exchange IChaml’” of Commerce James H‘ 1'"
3nd facilitating transportation of the hey, of Boston, president of the Chum-
'grain and cotton crops to European 'ber of Commerce oi the Lnited States;
fmsrhets. More ships to move the'M‘1h 3 “1633mm from that organisa- "
jgreat crops now held back as s result I‘m” R 5' Rhett, Of Chariot-ton, 8 0.;
[of the war and restoration of the mar- I“ L lerguson 0f \ew 9°" News, v.”
lket for bills of exchange—these consti- Jon” JOY Edson. Washington!) ‘ 0.0. 'I
‘tuted the object of one of the most I505” Quincy. 0f Boston, and A‘ ’8 I
important conferences pier new here? 3910011111 Pliny Ffifili and James ‘-
Along with the discussions landed to Donald 0‘ I‘e“ York Secretary
loloar up the export situnt n “as the Houston and in bars of the Fulton! ‘
:axclmnge of views regardin the r u ‘5 all?” T? 0“ hand “5 parti-
'tion of the 80111 rescues 11 Jill cipht n I§he ference. sud Prui-
tional banks with a new 0 5033.13 -,arranged ‘0 receive
lioreign obligations and maintaining “19 “Edelegstion 18!; (0‘13?
.Americsn credit. Those who had so ‘ Secretary McAdoo was to outline the
eepted imitations to attend the Tress-I purposes of the conference in an sd~
Wur) Department conference included, dma Ho and PresidentIWilson hop-
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Motor Party ..
Comp lete;
Without cape of our
Simplex
Highest
Vacuum and Most .miui- Builds finds.
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Norwalk Chronicler