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MARYLAND SUFFRAGE MEWS 105 effective, the police of this district sent to court about fourteen cases, re- sulting in twelve convictions, one acquittal and one mistrial. In a period of nearly three and one-half years in work in Baltimore city among the inmates of these houses there did not come to my attention cases exaggerated to the extent as presented in current fiction, on the mov- ing-picture screen or on the stage. The aforegoing article is founded upon conditions which have come under my notice as a practicing attorncy-at-law and a police justice, and was written in the hope that my readers would take home this serious question and devise and enact some plan whereby these shyster lawyers, if possible, would be driven out of business: that a law might be framed changing the procedure in the hearing of petitions for alimony pending litigation; and that a Domestic Relations Court might be established with a proper presiding officer to keep intact many a home that otherwise would be broken. I was sincere in my endeavor to give a better understanding as to the white slave question; and in conclusion I want to impress upon all my readers that this is a real work for women and everyone else inter- ested in social uplift. I know what women can do. I have always be- lieved women more than men exemplify Cardinal Richelieu's saying, "There is no such word as fail." The Voire, rtf Frnnnmv (It's N a v • r Cheaper Eliiwhan ine voice or economy ib.c«u.....¦ *i».n cheapest iicrt Run Right To READ'S Howard and Lexington Streets ) 4 -tore, with but a eingle 1 503 N. Cay Street Libartjr and Lexington St recti \ thought—to aarra you bait ( 423 S. Broadway Baltimore's Biggest and Best Store We give and redeem Surety Coupons CITY ICE COMPANY Coal- Pure Ice-Wood Maryland Ave., Cor. Lanvale St. Phone Mt. Vernon 4100. LAMP OF SACRIFICE "Where was Moses when the light went out?" We, too, are quite in the dark as to how to write an appeal that will touch the hearts of our people. We depend on you, friends, to keep our little lamp burning. Can we not count on you for some sort of a contribution, no mat- ter how small ? It is very trying to do the work and raise the money as well. A little bit from each one would solve the problem. Send contributions to Mrs. Ciias. J. Keller, 222 W. Monument St. DOES A WIFE AND MOTHER NEED A VOTE? By Mona G. Cor key (Price. I cent each; 10 cents dozen; 75 cents hundred) This it a leaflet, and you could not find anything more suitable to enclose in your letters. Just the thing to carry with you on your summer vacilion, when you will doubtless meet lots of women who will say: "/ am content—/ see no need for a happily married woman to worry about Me ballot" You can do etcellent work with this little article. READ AND DISTRIBUTE SUFFRAGE LITERATURE! Mas. Chas. J. Keller. Chairman Literature Committee. 222 West Monument Street. J. ALAN FLEDDERMAN Confectioner and Caterer lee Cream, Fruit Ices. Fancy Cakes, Salads. Madiaon Avenue at Wilson Street Wadding*, Taat. Rmcaption* Cmtarad McLANAHAN'S 206 N. LiaCRTV STREET tod daor above Leslaaton •' MILLINERY Mournlns Good* a Special!) Hlah-CJeta Reasonable Prlcee SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Yearly. II.on. Half yearly, SO cents. Rate* on bundle orders and to newi- dealers on application. Checka and drafts and poatolftYe orders should be made payable to The alary laud Huffrage Newa. Advertising rates will be sent upon appllratlno to advert! ulna; manager. Entered as aerond-rlasa matter De- cember 14, 1912, at the ptmtofl.ee at Hiiltlnwre, Marylaud, under tnt Art of March 3. Iff*. BALTIMORE'S BEST STORE HOWARD AND LEXINGTON Telephone. Homewood 211.*. Theodore G. Bunnecke Practical Plumber and Gas Fitter ::: Sewerage Work and Dialnage a Specialty. Jobbing Promptly Atlrnded To. 2002 ST. PAUL ST. BAITtMOKI, MD. N. HESS' SONS 8 E. Baltimore St. Baltlmure KNOW that tho FUUJT-BEST I. "«'"' THE NORMAN-REMINGTON CO. (The Elchelberger Book Co.) w. N. Norman S. 0. Remington 308 N. Charles St. DeCrette Delicatessen and Catering Phone Mt. Vernen 4870-M. 1418 N. Charlaa St Eatlmataa given for Luncheona. Dlnnera. Kacaptiona. ate. Open until 11 P. H. Including Sundaya. William G. Bunnecke House, Fresco and Sign, Cortsie Work, Hard«ood Finishing PAINTER No. 2002 Saint Paul Street BALTIMORE, MD. C. A P. Phone, Homewood JIM Fleet-McGinley Co. PRINTERS SOUTH and WATER STREETS Mention the Maryland Suffrage Now, When Patronizing. Our Advortieera. KRAFT COAL POCKETS The onlf plant af Its hind In Baltimore where ft in imposHilile to get dirty coal, as it la auto-ma- tlcti.ll* *cre*fntrd, Riu>d and slated and kept undei COVBlt. Fret-U Basalts Kl-ellar Waco or Special Cask Dlscess Suburban Auto Delivery Special Prlcea Office. 1JC2-I.H6 N. CHAKl E9 STREET. FOOTER'S DYE WORKS Ameitca*. Greatest, BeM ami Mo.t Complete Cleaning and Dyeing. _________(We___________ CUMBERLAND, Mil. Baltimore Brancbea 30! II Ko»ir. SI. 340 D. Chin is St. 201 *. USnSM SI CLEAN MILK Pikesville Dairy Branch THE CITY DAIRY COMPANY 1501-13 Ariiyle Avenue. Telephone, Madison 2222. C. J. BENSON & CO. INTERIOR DECORATIONS Furniture. WussMsrk, Leatfe* Olaaa Patter/, Wall Paper*, Drapery, 501.3-5 N. Charles St. At Franklin BALTIMORE. MO.