The evening world. Newspaper, October 6, 1911, Page 5

Refuse to Cater to th® Stomach of the Lord of Creation Until He Sub- mits Ie the Suggestion of Mr. Phillips. Champion of the New Woman Declares “Pretty, Clinging Crea- ture of the Victorian Age Has Gone to the Scrap Heap Forever.” By Nixola Greeley-Smith. “The Victorian woman, the pret- ty, clinging crea- ture who looked into every man's eyes with an ex- pression which said, ‘Oh, how wonderful you are!’ and who re- plied, “Thanks, awfully!’ to the first man who D offered her mar- 'NIXOLA. riage and a GREELEY* SMITH home, ts in the scrap-heap, and | Rot all the powers of light or dark- } Meas oan resurrect her!” ‘This is the answer of Harry Phillips, Roglish lecturer and Alderman, to Bather Bernard Vaughan's culogy of the old-fashioned woman, Father Vaughan and Mr, Phillips crossed lances for the first time on board the mer Minnetonka, a fow days ago, when Mr. Phillips, at the Fequest of the passengers, delivered a lecture on “The New Woman," and the distinguished Jesuit, who has been ealled “the English Savonarola,” pre- sided as chairman and put an end to ; the meeting by walking from the room after advising Mr. Phillips to throw his lecture into the sea. The latest champion of the new 4 Taman is well known in church and leor circles in England and has drought letters of introduction from the Agehbishop of Canterbury and other Prelates of the English Church to Mra, 0. H. P. Belmont and the leaders of the woman suffrage movement through- out the United States, CAN HAVE NO CONTROVERSY WITH CHURCH OR PRELATE. “I am very sorry that Father Vaughan thought it necessary to leave the meeting at which he had consentet to-act as my chairman,” Mr. Phillips told me yesterday, “but I can have no comtroversy with him nor with any ehurehman nor with any church. All @burches lead back to Christ, who was the greatest emanctpator of women that ever Mved. And if ministers are blinded ¢0 the real meaning of the gospels they @egk to interpret, I'am not presumptive emough to feel that I could say any- thing to enlighten them. I believe tha tte portion of my lecture to whieh Fether Vaughan objected most strongly wee ‘my definition of marriage. I sald that while no one held a higher view ef marringe than I, that men and women are not married by the formula whieh pronounces them man and wife, Dut by the chumship, the palship, the Mateship that may, but does not al- ways, result from It. “& delieve that montally, phys-.. feally and morally men and women ere equal, and no merringo can be really happy where tue man docs mot concede this to be a ‘act, Generally speaking, mea fo con- cede it in the fou individual woman, bu: to be just to women “Whether from man does not often ente with his views on her infor He is satisfied to to all other wom “But women have ot to stand aon stand or conviction, @ Min his wife rity to him, el himself superior four hours !f wom: power that ts in the “@TRIKE OF A SEX" WOULD WIN : THE BALLOT, “Suppose every wife in England who Wants the vote should refuse to cook her husbond's dinner unless he inter- ated himsolf in getting the Govern- ment to grant her political rights? Suppose overy unmarried girl should refuse to become engaged, or perhaps to kiss her flancee, until he eet to work to remove her political disabilities? How tong do you think the men would bold out?" “The sort of ‘hunger strike’ & in ig not for the women to but to starve tarve the men dependent upon women as women are upon them. to the other. The clinging Victortan fy) phrase-maker, to the makers of history.” “You defined marri, ‘palship, chumship, mi gested, “What have contention that the mph of the New Woman will carry with it the neglect of the home?” “In England-I don't know how it ts e—the home !# neglected already,” . Phillips anewered, ‘necessarily hip," 1 sug band by golng out to work, deliberat enminally neglected by the foudest in denouncing—human tigresses, man buqiers,’ I believe he called them, Don’t Cook for the Men; Starve Them and They'll Give Ballot to Women “The two sexes supplement ether, as Father Va an says, but that does not mean that one is tnfertor woman Father Vaughan describes has no influence in England to-day. The | EVERYTHING POR HOUSEKE N D women who count politically and so- 7. mc women who acconpis | QUE Liberal Terms things and they are practicaily all ‘new| $50 Worth *2/° Down 2's: Wkly women,’ It does no Kood to caricature] g1gg 4¢ 87,50, Ga them, to call them ‘the shrieking sis- tosto to $3 terhood.’ Father Vaushan ts a beaut!-/$150 “ $15 “ $2.0) “ but the makers of Phrases have never done any damage while ago as uu to say to the Inegiected by the women who must sup- plement the small wages of the hus- “Such women are of the very type of clinging, dependent creatures Father | Vaughan praises who, having no sense! of responsibility, are willing to take | everything from men and give abso- lutely nothing in return, not even chil- |dren. And there's another point on which 1 disagree with Father | Vaughan,” Mr. Phillips exclaimed. “Motherhood is much to a wom- an, but it is not everything, and intelligent motherhood is of the sort that refuses to bring ten or twel children into the world to Prey as paupers upon society and upon each other. “Coming up the bay, several of the| Passengers on board called my atten- tion to your beautiful Statue of Lib- erty,” Mr, Phillips concluded. “I said) to them: ‘Why don't you call Father | Vaughan to see that at the gateway of | this great country woman stands as the| symbol of the highest ideal.” Dyspepsia Prominent merchant suffered for years —nothing did him any good—till he took this wonderful medicine, which | cured him in short order. “I am glad to tell what Duffy's Pu:e and Malt Whiskey has done for me others. I suffcred from dyspepsi many years, and tried doctors, mi wateys and many drugs to no avail. read ope of your pamphlets which tells what this medicine has done and will do, So I ordered a case from my dealer and it did me so much good that i recommended it to all my friends who were feeling poorly and it has been of such benefit to them that they would not be without ic."—M. Vilaseca, Opelousas, La | Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey is a medicine for all mankind, It cor- rects the defective digestion of the tood, | increases the appetite, strengthens the heart, gives iorce to the circulation, | cures throat and lung troubles, and |insompia, and brings restiulness to the | brain and nervous forces. It is pleas- ant to the taste and can be retained by he most delicate stomach, It has to its dit fifty years of welt doing. This | is truly a recommendation in itsed. 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