Show Former Stage Star Is Feminine Hit At S. S F. F Women Make History oBy o By Winifred Van Duzer Universal Service Staff Correspondent CorrespondentS S SAN O AX FRANCISCO July L Women L-Women Women lately established makers co-makers of this government now will trill demand something more than a certain type of man for President of the United States They are arc about to go on record as asking for a certain sort of women for the thc Presidents President's wife insisting that hat she weigh equally with her ber husband in party deliberations before his name is offered to candidacy r This startling declaration was hurled Into the face of the tho Democratic national nation nation- al convention this morning by Mrs Julia Brown of ot Virginia in what turned out to bo be the most striking address ever offered at such sucha a gathering Although she comes from a state I which has not yet ct recognized its Us women worn wom en by enfranchisement Mrs rs Brown Drown wom-j wom was called after aCter Senator Henry D. D Floods Flood's fiery oratory orator nominating nominating- Senator Glass and her speech took the tho place of ot what would have ha been a a- second to that nomination had she sho been a delegate From the moment tho the spotlight picked her out on thc the rostrum Mrs Brown exhibited tho poise winsome appeal and independence that Is a n. combination combination com corn of ot once feared ino iso with newly recognized eternal woma womanliness ni In ess ReCognize In tho the audience were wele theatre goons of ot a generation ago who recognized her hor heras heras horas as tho the former Isetta Jew Jewell ll popular actress of ot the thc days when hen Madison on Square was the thc theatrical center of or orthe the tho cOuntr country But there was vms nothing theatrical about her straightforward facing of or the tho audience With no mannerisms without without without with with- out oven raising her voice Mrs Brown mado made her sweet strong shong appeal for consideration consideration consideration con con- of or her can candidate i at she spoke st steadily edd ily a and n d wi without Ui o u t nervousness showing sho no Impatience with tion All In all tho the woman who so quietly made the most radical statement this convention has listened to Impressed her hearers as an example of ot the type of ot politician women can and anel will III be become become bo- bo come como here some da day Folding her arms across her corsage of I r Love Lo You roses upon her white whito gown go Mrs rs Brown said something about the Blessed ol old Democratic party Tell Tells hinny Funny Story She told a funny stor story about a Sunda Sunday Sunday Sun Sun- da day school bo boy who gathered from his hla lesson losson of or the Creation that that- God first made man and then removing his brain made mado woman of or that And when her herh h hearers were enjo it all she sho continued You cant can't go wrong ron If you ou vote oto for fora a mans man's man luau who vho IH is a womans woman's ideal of 01 what a i man an should be he You cant can't jo go wt wrong ng If you bear In mind that tI tithe time is coming wh when n we women will vIlI demand domand that the candidates candidate's candid candi candi- d dates date's te wife shall meet all r requirements of or tl tIc the first lady Jady of or the land Neither poor nor rich but finished In breeding nhe hie must v he e well poised well trained d to fulfill tho the proud place of mistress of tho the Whito House We w will not be bo satisfied o wo women worn wom yom en with en with fh Ch ho knowledge that the tho parties par par- ties tics might have have- done lone worse vorse We Wo e want to know that they could never ne have havo done clone better We Pe want the thc best bost that Is why we 1 are arc rc in politics As she took I her r brilliant departure tIt tho U orchestra too took up the lau laughing strain of ot Oh What hat a a. Pal Has Mary I She Sho smiled and bowed to the thc leader I |