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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15
HOME NUPTIALS
ON NORTH MAIN
MISS KATE HAzLETT BECOMES
BRIDE OF Mr.. c. r. HUBBARD
AT FIVE O'CLOCK.
Many Easter Week Festivities Ar.
ransed-carroII Club Ball
Tonight.

Pretty In its simplicity will be the
nuptlals at the Hazlett residence on
North Main street this afternoon.
Miss Kathryn HaZlett will become the
bride OF Mr. Chester Russell Hubbard
at five O'Clock. DR.. Howard A. Pease
pastor OF the First Unitarian church.
officiating. The only attendants will
be Mr.. Robert Hazlett. brother of the
bride-elect. who will act in the capGc-
tty OF best man and Mrs. Robert Haz-
lett Will be the matron OF honor. Mrs.
Hazlett will be attired in a creation
OF pink with lace trimmings.
Florist Langhans has transformed
the home into veritable spring gar
den with spring blossoms, such as
snapdragons. orchids. iris, daffodils,
roses. artistically arranged. Potted
PLANTS and southern smilax are also
used effectively. In the dining room
where the special brides table Will be
placed, Is done In Ellen Ward roses
OF a delicate shade of pink and yellow.
large French basket marks the CEN
ter OF the table and there will be
covers for the brothers and sisters OF
both Miss Hazlett and Mr.. Hubbard as
follows: Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hazlett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hazlett, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Hazlett, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Brady. Mrs. Samuel Hazlett
MI. W. p. Hubbard. Miss Hazlett, and
Mr.. Chester Hubbard.
Miss Hazlett will be becomingly at
tired In white satin and real lace and
VIII wear corsage boquet of white
orchids. In accordance with her ex-
ceiient taste. she has planned every
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times a day as long as he has owned
IL. Reckoning five times day, he
has looked at that watch eighteen hun
dred times in single year. Surely
every tiniest detail about II ought 10
be familiar to him. Now take IL in
your hand and ask him all the ques-
tons you can think OF about H. Ask
him whether the numerals are Roman
or Arabic; what is the exact shape of
the hands; IL there is any lettering on
the watch and what IL is: how the
minute subdivisions are indicated:
whether there Is a second hand, IL the
seconds are marked on, and IL so,
how; whether the numerals at the
bottom of both the second and minute
circles are inverted or right side up.
etc. etc.
The average man will not be able
20 answer more than three-quarters OF
these questions
Now II this experiment IL in regard
TO an object which he has seen up
wards of thousand times a year,
how little he must take In OF the OBJ
Jects which he only sees from time
TO time.
With a very few people the habit of
observation is natural gift; most OF
us need TO be trained to observe.
Such training ought TO be part OF
every child's education and would be
OF far more value TO him than some
OF the conventional curriculum.
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friends were present. although this in
cluded a large number OF guests. A
nuptial breakfast of elegant appoint
ments was served the bridal party of
twentyfour in the blue room, while
the other guests were served in the
red room from a horse shoe shape
buffet.
A Social Leader.
Mrs. Mckinley Is the only daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett. and is pos
sessed OF a charming and viyacious
personality. has always been social
leader among the younger people in
her own state. and has won well mer-
tied social success in Washington.
where she has been exceedingly pop
ular in the younger set.
Mr. Mckinley is nephew and
namesake of the late johnson y. Cam
den. former United States Senator.
and Is one OF the successful young
business men of West Virginia. He
h prominent in both business and so
cial circles in that state.
Both were the recipients to-day of
the most sincere wishes OF happiness
from their large circle of friends The
numerous and extremely handsome
silver and porcelain gifts bore elo-
quent witness to the popularity of
both the celebrating parties.
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Afternoon Party.

A delightful afternoon party was
given at the Elks' Club on Fifteenth
street Tuesday afternoon. when Mrs.
Walter Beswick and Mrs. j. A. Nc
Glenn. OF Brookside. entertained. The
hours were from TO 3. during which
cards and sewing were the pastime.
The Elks' auditorium was decorated
in green. white and yellow. with Eas-
ter blooms used In profusion mingled
with potted plants. making a fitting
decoration. The tallies were water
colors Of Easter design. and the three
course luncheon was OF dainty ap-
pointments. The favors were corsage
bousuets OF dainty roses and spring
blossoms. During the afternoon Beck
er's orchestra rendered appropriate
music. and assisting the hostesses in
receiving were Mrs. Lee Unger and
Mrs. Chester Franzell Those from
out OF town were Mrs. Edward Wood.
Mrs. Charles Wood and Mrs. Harry
Cook. OF Steubenville: Mrs. Lee I'm
ger and Mrs. Chester Franzell. OF
Pittsburgh: Miss Margaret Sears. OF
Woodsfield: Misses Ruth and Mary
dell Cornman. OF Columbus: Mrs. q.
w. McCleary and Miss Pansy Nc
Cleary. of Wellsburg; Mrs. Walter
Hussey. Miss Dickey, Miss Cleaver.
Mrs. Anna Cleaver. Miss Jessie Kith.
cart. Mrs. ]. NJ. Bennett, Mrs George
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This Skin PeeIer All
the Rage in Society.

There q . growing tendency among
women or culture ana fashion To- pay
pfeHefNinE their charms The advent or
mfrcpNzed wax doubtless has been
iarEclN responsible for thA This re-
fnaffable substance produce complex
IONS 20 natural iu appearance. ~ mag
neucailr beautiful. ARTIFICIAL c0npieH-
Ions are no longer desired Instead n
octoriug' an offensive skin. the skin
N peeied on The wax rceia the skin
- gradually. in such fine particles no
nistpmfort o. experienced. The freHher
Younger skin beneath wholly iu evil
deuce within week or two. d. lily
white. satiny soft and smooth It's not
e. patc ued-oNrr complexion. but brand
rev one. That's why fuerC0lizcd wax
ha. become such rage among society
tplE. The wax ie put on nights like
cold cream and washed on mornings
All dfuERiftr have ~ one ounce Will DO
Nnpther hyreuic treatment now much
in favor Dr. one 60 remove wrinkles
made Is dissufving q o. powdered s4ro.
Ute in pint witch hazel rerf ar
wash lotion DO acts like magic
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detail rich and simple. Following the
wedding Caterer Heath of Pittsburgh.

"ouHs Sateref ffedth OF FIttsUufBH,
will serve the wedding supper and
the bride and groom will leave at Z: 80
O'Clock for the east and will tour
Europe. The brides travelling gown
Is blue. After the first of June they
Will be at home on South Chaplirie
street. The guest list will include
only members OF the two families.
The wedding OF Miss Hazlett and
Mr.. Hubbard united two prominent
families OF this city who are leaders
OF society and upon their return they
VIII be much entertained. Miss Haz-
lett Is prominent in Wheeling's first
society. besides being a prominent
worker for charity benefits. where she
has always been looked upon as a
leader: Mr.. Hubbard is president OF
the Wheeling Steel and Iron Company
and prominently identified with other
well known corporations
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Evening Dance PARTY.

Last evening at the Elks' club Mrs.
Walter Beswick entertained with a
dance party for her son. Mr.. briggs
Beswick. who is home from Belle fon-
tame, Pa. for the spring vacation. and
his guests. Mr.. Melvin Creel of Urichs-
Vile, o; Paul Jones of Reading. Pa,
and James Childs of Steubenville. o.
me Becker Saxaphone orchestra fur
nished the music and the guests in
cluded:
Misses Margaret Siegel. Virginia
Dean, Ray Gatchell. Isabelle Dixon,
Hilda Cook. Margaret Sears. Eliza
beth Gallagher. Dorothy Duncan. Dora
Neininger. Ruth Cornman OF Colun.
bus. Helen Bailey. Mary Dell Corn.
man of Columbus. Leanda Neiningcr.
katherine O'Neil. Lois Beswick, Gene
Berksteimer. Kathryn Blackford. PRS
ella Pratt. Virginia Taylor. Alice Nc.
Clure. Lillian Woods
Messrs. Byron Henderson, Lester
LObenstein. VIII Kreiter. Junior
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Outlet Wedding.

At the parsonage OF the Third Pres
byterian church. Thursday evening. oc-
CURED the marriage of Miss Bertha
Mlnkemeyer. youngest daughter of Mr..
Aug Minkemeyer. OF South Eoff street
TO Mr.. Mayo Pettibone. of WeIIsburg
After a wedding trip the couple will
be at home TO their many friends at
Wellsburg
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The interdenominatiOnal meeting
viii be held az the St Matthews
sunday school rooms Thursday after
noon Of this week. The meeting g. to
take action against Mormonism
which Is now considered an important
issue. Miss Fannie Brady IL the pres.
ident OF the society and Mrs. John
Lynch secretary All churches will
be represented.
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Alpha Pi Dance.

The Alpha ri fraternity OF Martins
Ferry entertain this evening with
their annual Easter ball at the Elks
club. This society is so popular that
every event they give IL largely at
tended and the young people always
look forward TO an evening of great
pleasure. Bentfeld's orchestra will
furnish the music. and the committee
Is composed OF Messrs. Frazier. Miller
and Scheehle.
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The Carroll Club Easter ball will be
given this evening at the club on
Chapline street and Miss Julia FeinIer
Is the chairman OF the COMMITTEES in
charge. Meister's orchestra will fur.
nish the music and a large attendance
Is expected. a lunch will be served
at eleven o'clock.
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hr-. Dent Taylor viii be hostess to
the Island Bridge club az her home
Thursday afternoon. The hours are
from 2 10 o'clock. during which
bridge will be enjoyed. with all the
members present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15

The many friends OF Thomas Hart
ley and Miss Sarille Hercules will be
surprised TO hear of their marriage
which took place Sunday afternoon
Mr. Hartley works at the Stifel BfIe
Works and Miss Hercules was en-
ployed at the Central Glass Works.
Rev. Father Move OBLIGATED.
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Manager George Phillips OF the Fort
Henry club has issued cards announ.
cling that there will be n table Dc hote
dinner ~ the club Saturday evening
from $50 10 10 o'clock All are re-
quested 10 make reservations early
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Mrs. Fred Faris will entertain the
extension committee OF the Y. W. q.
a. and the delegates to the Dayton
o. conference THIS evening AZ nor
home on the Island
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Vacation al Whitman

Mrs. Chester Whitman has as her
charming guests during the Faster
vacation three students from Mount
De Chantal. They are: Miss Jose
phine Swint. of Pickins. w. Va; Miss
Va. and Miss Doris Whitman. Dur
ing their visit the young ladies have
had a pleasant time and many young
people have called at Whitman dur
ing the last few days.
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R~c>-
woHENs CLUB CALENDAR.


wednesday, April 10.
2:3O p. m.-woman's Literary club.
Mrs. Sherman's studio.
Thursday, April 10.
p. m;-Women's club. Hudson
House. Wellsburg.
Friday, April IT.
$3.50 p. m.-Woman's club Mounds
vile. Mrs. ). W. Mathews and Mrs. j.
Frank Dudley
p. Mcclure Prison Better
ment," Donald Lowrie. lecture room, ST.
Matthews church.
=. m.-Currents Events department.
a. .. 4. W. Rooms
Moving pictures were recently ad-
mitted In evidence in a Boston court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15

Los Angeles has 10000 telephone
served by two companies
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The. following 81 a copy Of cards
issued
Mr. Omia Mccoy
announces the marriage 81 his dauehtre
Edna
20
AIR Eari William suafer
April thirteen. 1914
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me Kings Daughters of the Vance
Memorial church, gave a musical tea
at the Stratford Springs hotel Tues.
DAY afternoon During the hours from
and partook of a delicious cup of tea
and enjoyed the music. Included on
the program were: Miss Sara Row
who rendered a number of pleasing
instrumental solos and was hte &C.
eompanist for the afternoon. Mrs.
J. p. Hanley pleased in her usual wav
BY singing The Birds of the alley:
Miss Blanche Storer played two ex.
.cellent selections in her fascinating
manner. Mrs. Don Merriman sang
two solos: Miss Oils played. The
silver ogerings were collected by Miss
Elsie Lee Storer. Miss Lee Anna Huh.
bard. Miss Louise Harper and Miss
Mary Burdats.
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Entertained Club.

Miss Gene Ward entertained the
members OF her club at her home,
tuesday evening Cards and sewing
were enjoyed and lunch was served.
The following We're the members Of
the club present:
Gisses;
Iauline Miller Laura Clator
tora Mayors Ethyl Perkins
georgia Hess Gene Ward
Hesdamss:
VIII Cruise Harry Ruble
Will Cummins
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SOME Fly DoN'Ts.

CHARLESTON. w Va-Camuaigns
against the rs will not only be waEed
BY the municipal health departments
aud local civic examinations this spring
but the state will take a hand
: statement was made by a. H. sees.
state hotel inspector. that his depart
ment eNrecta 70 start "a vigorous cam
paign against the ny.
To combat the evil effects Of the rs
the rules FOR the governing 81 hotels
tho state board Of health has prescribed
rule requiring screening 81 al open
inEs In hotels restaurants lunch
wagons from April 60 November 10.
Inspector secs was recently IN con-
ference with Mr. Wells the commits
sioner % health and charity. ~ make
arrangements for the cnforcinG 81 this
rule iu iIuutinEtou. Ife says that there
viii be a rigid application 90 the law
demanded all over the state.
Don't allow nies IN your house
Don't permit them near your food.
especially milk
Don't buy foodstun whore flies are
tolerated tit o. rumorcd that the club
ladies will combine 70 buy nowhere this
summer where food stuna are not
screened. which should be n warning ~
rrOcerH. butcher. etc. 90 yet busy.
Members 81 these two clubs alone NUM-
Der 90 and the combined efforts of this
many women should work some needed
chunreer
Don't allow vou- fruits ana rorfee-
lions to be exposed % the ewarrnr Of
nies And % on. indefinitely. the Urt
might be- continued
Clean W your premises
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YOU Nh
Crying Just For You"
set Down. You're Rocking the Boat b.
'Puppelan."
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Browne. Arthur Gilbert. Jesse Barton.
Don Wood Joy Weyrick. VIII Jun
gartner. Alvin Carpenter. Ray Evans.
Morgan smith. Purcell Beatty. y.
Jones. briggs Beswick. Ebert Jones.
Melvin Creel. James Chiids. Robert
Dxon- Roland kalston- Frank Amrine.
Wilbur Baggs. r. &. l.. Daniels. Huxh
Thompson. Joe Csurilla. Gibson Ham
iiton. Stanley Wilson. George Mathi-
son. MILFORD Boooher.
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Dry Cleaning

is not an expense. IL is the
sanest kind Of economy. Just
let McClaskcy have that soilee
1ress or suit and sec how
fresh and new-like il will look
after a cleaning by the rea
French process.
Send us the next package
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15

Chambers and Mrs. O. w. Patterson
OF Mt Pleasant. o.
Those playing cards wara.
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Eiks' Easter Ball.

The Elks Easter ball TO be given
Friday evening at their club on FIT
teenth street will surpass anything
undertaken by the members for some
time. Florist Langhans is in charge
OF the decorations and the affair IL
strictly formal. Wright's Saxaphone
orchestra will furnish the music with
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weighted with the significance that it,
use at numberless weddings has given
IL. caused a solemn hush as the bridal
party entered the church. promptly on
the appointed hour
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Arion kanee-visite.

The last kaffee-visite OF the Arion
society viii be given Thursday Of next
week. April p, at tneir club on the
south Side Mrs Charles Bruemmer
viii be the chairman for the day
which Is proof that there will BE- :
nne supper and a large attendance
She Il assisted by an able Committed
and meeting will be held In the par.
lors this evening TO complete arrange
ments.
Euchre and five hundred will be en-.
1oyed In the afternoon. with hand
some prizes awarded. and there will
be danciny after supper The follow
inv Is the committee in charge OF the
last Kaffee-visite:
Ms Charles Bruemn,er. chairman.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-04
ELBEL'S BAND WILL
PLAY SUNDAY NIGHT
Selections From "High Jinks" VIII
Be Presented at Howard
Park.

Weather conditions interfering with
the band concert last Sunday at How
ard park necessitated a postponement
but Elbels band is scheduled TO play
there Sunday evening at 1880 o'clock.
No pains have been spared to arrange
a popular program for the evening, in
Producing a selection from Rudolph
Frimls new opera, High links.
which include all of the songs, which
have made the opera so popular with
the American public. Eleanor. is be
ing played with great success by all
the standard musical organizations
throughout the country and will be
featured for the first time in South
Bend Sunday evening. The complete
program is as follows:
March The Yelled Prophet" Hall;
overture, Musical Jokes" Moses;
waltz, "Ernestine." Chambers; selec-
ton. High links" Friml; cornet solo
The Rosary" Nevin, Arthur Ford
ham; dances, Henry VIII" German;
intermezzo. Eleanor" Deppin; song
medley, "Remick's No. -" Lampe,
characteristic, Fairy Dance" Her
man; finale, I'm On My Way to
Mandalay." Fischer. Fred ElbeI
conductor
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-04

and Mrs. F. J. Bowen and family of
Mt. Morris. n. Y.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Elbel and
family will spend the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Williams at Sleepy
Hollow, Diamond lake.
MI and Mrs. F. C. Noble, pa f.
Bartlett st. have returned from 3
three-weeks' trip through Yellowstone
park, Salt Lake City, Denver and Og-
den Mrs. Charles Carpenter of Cold
water, Mich, is the guest Of her sis
ter. Mrs. Noble.
Miss Fannie Rider has left for
Coldwater, Mich. to visit Mrs. F. c
Carpenter.
Charles j. Smith. 416 r South st, is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. E. r.
Ormsby of Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Bagby motored
to Chicago Friday afternoon TO spend
the week end with friends and rela-
tiYes.
c. j. Archambeau manager OF the
Gately Co, with his family left Fri
day for a few days visit with relatives
in Bay City. Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Shidler AMI
children will leave Saturday for
Bertch lake to spend a week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-04

with friends. She accompanied Mrs.
Jeanette Reynolds and will remain
for some time.
Carl NJ. Fur OF Carbonate. ILL.,. is
a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. A Wayne
and family, 1916 s. Michigan st.
Rae and Lily Cohen, 1910 S. Michi-
gan St, left Friday for Michigan City
where they will visit two weeks with
Miss Julia Levine.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Meyers and
FAMILY have gone 10 WinOna to spend
the Fourth and fifth
Miss Bertha DeChant and Miss
Ruth Krissinger have gone TO St.
Joseph to spend the weekend.
Miss Anna Shafer of Calvert st. viii
spend the weekend at Plymouth.
+. F. Labuziensk and wife. Helen
Labuzienski of 702 W. Division;
Stella Wagner. SIS s. Webster st /:
inner Dadacz, 1926 W. Division, Will
motor TO Chicago today
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wolf, y. Allen
St. and son oscar and Mr.. VOLTS
sister, Mrs. Roth, will motor TO Chi
cago today.
The Misses Ada Greening, Marie
SidmOn. Anna BranStrater. Mabel Man
chester. Elsie Mcneil and Violet Nc
Cormick will spend a week at Hudson
lake They will be Joined Wednesday
by Mr.. and Mrs. f. Zimmerman and
Marie Poff ana Helen indley.
Miss Grace Miller. Miss Leoaa Sid
mon and Dewey Warlick and Donald
Alwine will spend the Fourth in Mich
igan City, visiting friends.
The Sauter family will hold their
annual reunion at Leeper park Satur-
day. Visitors are expected from Bre-
men. Mishawaka, Chicago and Plym-
outh.
Hugo Voedisch has returned from
Lansing. Mich. where he has been
attending school He will spend a
few days here and then join his T ar
ents at Eagle lake.
Mrs. Louisa Moritz and daughter.
Ducille, $40 y Cushing St, are Wis
ting Mrs. Moritz's daughter. Mrs. Y.
W. Wheeler At Flint. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin O'Brien Of
Peru. Ind. are the guests Of Mrs.
Stella Loane. Gil ". Washington av..
over Fourth
Donald Elbel has returned from a
three-weeks' eastern trip. during
which he visited Washington. New
York. Baltimore and Philadelphia He
was also tie guest for a time Of DR..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-04
Personals

James w Ewing will spend the
week end in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. L s Blake Of Park
av. are in Chicago fer Saturday and
Sunday.
FLOYD and Clarence Jamison of
Cromwell who have been visiting
with their aunt Mrs. J. X. Haw-
bltzel of Calvert St. have returned
10 their home.
Miss Leila Kreighbaum OF koontz
lake visited Friday with her aunt,
Mrs. j. II. Haw blitzel, GA Calvert St
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Slick, North Shore
drive are spending the week end in
Chicago.
Mrs AgneS Austin and daughter
Wilma. 116 W. Wayne St. have gone
10 DowagiaC. Mich. TO spend today
and Sunday with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Brown. 1922
Allen St, VIII spend Saturday and
Sunday in Elkhart
Mrs. W. B. slower. $50 w. Navarro
st, is az Buzzard Bay. Mass, visiting
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submit to the unwelcome attentions
of a foreman.
AT the same place there was q
young girl innocent but weak -willed.
and she had to go to the workhouse
where a child was born. After she
came out she had no place to go so
she came home with me and shared
my bed and room.
There were five of us in one room
and rather than take the bread from
my children's mouths she went out
one day. l never saw her again until
she and her baby were dragged from
the river. She was dead. sir, but the
guilty man went scot free! l am try
ing to tell you. Mr.. Asquith, why we
need the vote. AS 1t is now, 1t is al
ways the woman who PAYS"
A BruShmaker's Story.
Mrs. Hughes, an elderly woman, ad-
vanced and hand the prime minister
a hairbrush.
Sir, / am a brushmaker these as
years, a quick worker. having been at
il long That brush is sold for $3.50.
For making il l am paid four cents.
Employers know il is safe to sweat
women. Two cents one sweater of
fered me for filing two hundred holes
with bristles Man. says 1, I'll have
the law on you Woman he laughs
in my face, You're nothing before the
law
I'VE brushmakers know that to
force better wages we must strike and
have questions asked in parliament.
And politicians belittle women work
ers holding they do not count My
husbands trade was destroyed by ma
chinery. Therefore / must work IA
hours a day to make six brushes GA
cents) TO support my home.
"In everything but the name l am
the man of the house. / think I have
a right to vote the same as my hus-
band. He hardly does any work at
all. l think it is unjust and wrong
that I cannot have vote in making
the laws.
Sir. has a woman no concern with
the law only to obey it?'
Even the grim premier smiled.