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The Glenwood post., 1915-11-13
PRESIDENT WILSON AND WOMAN SUFFRAGE

the eastern states must
quite blow President Wilson who after beng
female propaganda this year fell Tor II ana
himself favorable suffrage and stated before the election
state OF New Jersey Is that
Jew Jersey strong against the sufs?
between the president announced ante
the subject and the decisive vote against sui
frage New York. Pennsylvania and Massachusetts
decided which Democracy repudaed IN
those three states?
This article written argument against woman sui
frage all In fact there argument against woman sui
frage except advanced the themselves who
believe they have higher mission than to play politician and
declare that they exercise greater influence for good as
sweethearts and home builders than female poll
head that the defeat OF woman sui
frage all chargabe the horrd men, for you will
max big mistake if you do.
The against suffrage because OF the best
and and sweetest they knew asked them to vote
These do want the ballot They do not want
They believe they have higher mission than
mixing Unfortunately with male politicians and suffering the hum
nation ordinary ogrong political pulling entails
way of the
themselves
And then be remembered that Colorado and Wyoming
suffrage have neither of them furnished
brilliant examples of the advantages of the system We
have quite disadvantage this respect The sweet
the franchise from honest motives
the morals and good have
projected themselves the people the extent have
female politicians of questionable record and there is no
that seriously damaged the
suffrage the And then, said
President Wilson'S advocacy of the does not
helped it in the least
The Glenwood post., 1915-11-13
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THAT STAY AT HOME DOLLAR

FEW the Manufacturers association started
"A journeying among local trade
Dollar which fastened inside the of memorandum bo k
entering
its earnings
The Stayatome Dollar was out almost three months
something like SIG.
1t spent bar. Not penny of for
BOOZE
On January the statewide Prohibition law will put into
aon in Colorado TWENTY MILLION STAY
They will be spent of life
posted in savings banks life great
blessing for everyone.
Twenty Million Stay-atome Dollars Next Year-The Amer-
CT Issue.
FS work Of benevolent assimilation another noble Colorado c
Charles Meyer doing work Just he is
Arizona making hit the pike who will not join his
law organization the Western Federation Of Miners
which convincing enought has six holes and
hair trigger.-Coloradoan.
The Glenwood post., 1915-11-13
CITY OWNERSHIP DEFEATED

interesting product Of h election the refusal of the
Detroit buy the railway lines for pubic
on.
Agitation ownership il Detroit Mas been active
rngree first the twenty years The
public ownership electric lighting plant
The railways have been fixed by the
Wayne The Ct the lines
given machine politicians but three keen
Couens recently vice president of the Ford works
john F. lodge Of the Dodge AlorCar and James Wic
OF the Park-Davs Chemical company.
Nowhere in the United States could favorable conditions
for experiment informed upon
its authorization Yet far the proposal that
of the needed hreefths did the majority
Detroit Cleveland and Chicago have been the of the longest
berest and closely watched fights up private
country In all the private
hands, condition the emphatic
will of the votprs.-New YORK Wor';
The Glenwood post., 1915-11-13
FROM HIM THAT HATH NOT

IT with which all familiar that unused rae
ultes weaken and die. girl sanltar1u1 Io ho
gets from her bed at the end OF the pe s
weak support her. poy mas
up sling for while, and when it Is free again lie
hand The musician who has to apan
time finds his his instrument ai
hed The fish in the dark waters of Mammoth cave nave ost he
sight because they had their eyes he Id"
universal applications faculties weaken and de
many young people neglect their prayers forget 10
read their Bibles refuse church. and still expect IN some
aro day. when youth round to turn over ew
their nmost hearts are ug
them They realize that these unused opportunities
flor communion with Cod these unused faculties theirs mean the
decay death of their spiritual Whatsoever man SOW
eth that shall he also reap said the mighty old apostle Unto
everyone that shall be still wiser but from
him not-because did his talen-shal be
taken that which he hath
We wonder sometimes why old people unovey it
unlovey and their middle unovey
because the faculties that for growth in goodness were
used child does become musician does not be-
day We achieve character only by patient
by opening hearts influence that feeds and sans
them.
Heaven is not reached at single bound,
But build the ladder by which t
From the lowly earth to the vaulted skies; If
And to the summit round by round.
Youth Companion
The Glenwood post., 1915-11-13

nONT be afraid of little fun at home. Don't shut house
II lest the should fade and hearts
hearty laugh shake down Of the musy old cobweb there II
wish to let them think that all mh
enjoyment must be left the threshold without when they
home at night Young people have fun relaxation
where Ii they do not find it at their hearhston will be
sought at other less profitable places Therefore let the fire
brightly at night and make the homestead delightful
little arts which parents perfecy understand Don't the
buoyant spirits of chlden half
the lamp and resde of home bos the remembrance
and day. safeguard they
take with them into the world is the influence bright little
domestic sanctum.-The Ark Light
The Glenwood post., 1915-11-13
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WHO AM I?

AM powerful than the combined armies OF the world
have destroyed more than all the in the world
deadly bullets and have wrecked homes
than the mghtiest of siege guns
steal the United States alone 100000 year.
find victims the and poor alike
the and DID, the and the weak widows and ophn
know
loom such proportions that shadow field
of labor from the turning the grndstone moving
railroad train +tats
thousands upon thousands
urk places and do of work silently You
warned against but you heed
relentless everywhere; in the home the Streets
in the factory at railroad crossings and the
bring sickness degeneration and death and yet few
avoid
destroy, crush, main I give nothing but take all.
l am your worst enemy.
I CARELESSNESS!-Ex
The Glenwood post., 1915-11-13
D1sGRAcEFUL CHICAGO PARADE

THAT Sunday parade Chicago dsgracefu
affair in that nothing less than protest
against the laws of Ostenby
bue against Mayor Thompson for his order behalf of Sun
day closing of Saloons but in reality challenge by the
Chicago and demand that the state law against Sunday saloons
set aside counterpart OF such silly and dsgracef
nay be found
yer demands that the will of the people of the expressed
the polls last fall be set aside and Denver be allowed good
her claim that she bigger than the whole
entitled to privileges in debauehey which other city the
would dare
Chcagos 'wet parade nothing disgrace
much rebuke mayor
with conscience whose only onse being
true to his oath of office and in enforcing the
city, just with uped hand he before
when he assumed the duties of his office
y y y
WE just want to take this opportunity compliment
" teachers of the who in their meeting
sembled voted stick the old photography That was
blow to the fadds who by their smpfed simple SPELL
ing have during the few muted the English
that uksi hel when viewed publications using faddy
system of photography Of Afalfy Bill and
Josh Billings and others who spell may be all
right but such people send to Greeley copy
and by its perua get their fill of the nonensca spelling
not they should fad on the
rest OF 1t credit although them
are trained the method of orthograpy en-
dose in their annual meeting and declared their
Webster and the recognized authorities of fathers
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HERE has been considerable papers recent
y in regard to the Independent newspaper meaning paper
which does not advocate the principles of political party
that while exercising independence
has definite policy lines great parties that
shape national destiny The ebound partisan going out of date
but it to have national issues
and this controlled
should take stand with of these parties policy
concerned But good deal independence should be used even
lat that-Steamboat Pilot
EOPLE who think, who really think will not be se
ousy influenced by the baby ukase which comes
of the because of the recent
defeat OF woman suffrage at the polls
comes for the from lot old couldn't have
baby they would try and hence unnecessary and who
1t were thrust them Perhaps equal suffrage some day
be the various lust sch nom
senca pe quoted above that ia
doing much harm the which the land
have zeaously espoused
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HERE is poor that afford tobacco This s
of the things that passing strange You will often en-
counter who claims that ANYTHING for brse
days and who holds cigar in his hand while claim
On every block be found the individual sub
scribe for the if he afford to bnv
chunk OF tobacco as long three week.
can't afford to store his mind with knowledge is love.
y and beautiful thing but takes lot money keep corncob
pipe going for
The Glenwood post., 1915-11-13
DON'T SHUT OUT THE SUN

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The Glenwood post., 1915-11-13
IT PAYS TO HAVE A BIRTHDAY

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The Washington herald., 1915-05-16
Visiting in Washington

Mrs. Robert NJ. Black. formerly Miss
Eleanor Simms. is the guest of her sister.
Mrs. Philip H. Christmas, at SIS Four
teenth street northwest.
The Argentine Ambassador, Senior
Naon. entertained at a luncheon yes
terday at the Shoreham. Others en-
Pertaining at luncheon in the rose
room were Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hag-
ner, the Secretary of Commerce. Mr..
Redfield; Prince Hohenlohe. the first
secretary Of the Argentine Embassy:
Mr.. Acuna, the Charge d'Affaires OF
Greece; Col. Goethals, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark waggaman, the Misses Hopkins.
Mr. and Mrs. lie Roy Goff. the secre-
tary of the Netherlands Legation, n.
de Beaufort, and Mavroudi Effendi, OF
the Turkish Embassy.
Mrs. L. Kerngood has returned to
her home in Baltimore after a short
visit to relatives in town.
Mrs. E. Ball. Of Philadelphia. is spend
ing a few weeks in town. the guest Of
Mrs. l. Greenbaum.
Miss Margaret Greenleaf. Of Esca-
naba, Mich. is spending q short time
in town the guest Of Miss Helen
Fischer, of Lanier place.
Mr.. Claude Meeker, OF Columbus,
has arrived at the Shoreham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richmond lowering.
OF New York, have arrived in WASH
ington and are at the Shoreham.
Mrs n Garner, of Newport News,
who was the guest of Mrs. N. Peyser,
of this city, left yesterday for her
home.
Mr.. Amos A. Lawrence, Of Boston,
Mass, is at the Willard.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank. OF Richmond, Va,
spent a week in town the guests Of MI.
and Mr. Wallerstein. of Belmont street
northwest.
Miss Jennie Rice, of Chicago. ILL.,, ID
spending some time in the city. the guest
of Mrs /. Behrend, of Mintwood place.
Among the arrivals Of prominent peo-
pie at the Willard yesterday were Mr.. ].
Anibol Cruz, of Santa Domingo: Mr.. B,
Holm Hansen, of Christiania. Norway;
Senior Rene Penard Fernandez, of Argen.
tina. and Mr.. Th Sverre, of Norway.
Mrs. Gunst, of Richmond. Va. who ha.
been the guest of relatives in town, l,
spending a short time in Baltimore be.
. fore returning to her home In Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. Lathrop Brown and
Mr. Archibald Brown, Of New York
have arrived at the Shoreham.
Mr. wilfred Chapman, of London
has arrived at the Shoreham.
Mr.. Walter Sackerman, of New York
spent a few days in the city last
week the guest of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erlanger,y of Baltimore
are spending a short time in the
city the guests of Mr.. Ben Solomon
The motor parties arriving at the vii.
lard yesterday include one consisting OF
Mr.. W. T. Woodruff. Miss Helen Woodruff,
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Williams. OF
Thomaston. Conn; another made I'D OF
The Washington herald., 1915-05-16

Mrs w. W. Hodkinson. Mrs. F. A. Paw
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Pawley. and
Miss Frances r. Pawley. of New Jersey.
and another Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Pot
ter. Mrs. C. p. Russell, and Miss L.
Russell. all Of Greenfield. Mass.
Mrs. Oscar Lazarus has returned to
her home in New York after . stay
Of two weeks in town the guest Of
her father. Mr.. Kronheim.
Mr.. Max Behrend. of Philadelphia.
has returned to his home after q
short visit to friends in Washington.
Mrs. A. Marx. Of Norfolk, Va. is
the house guest Of Mrs. Louis kann.
of this city.
Mr.. Judas. of Richmond. Va. spent
q short time with. friends in town
during the past week.
Mr.. Jess Kornicher has returned to
New York after a short visit to friends
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs Lea Loeb, Of Annapolis.
Md, are spending the week end with rela-
tives in town.
Mrs. Albert Gotlieb returned during the
pa week to her home in Patchogue.
Long Island. after a most enjoyable visit
in town, the guest OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mre. Rappaport
Mrs. A. Cohn and Miss Louise Cohn, OF
Pittsburgh, Pa, are spending a short time
in town the guests OF Mrs. r. B. Lyon.
An informal reception will be given
by the board OF managers Of the Flor
ence Crittenton Home at 21s Third street
northwest on Thursday afternoon, May
20 from to S o'clock, in honor Of Mrs.
Ella d. Shaw, of Clifton Station. Va. in
appreciation of her generous gift to
The Washington herald., 1915-05-16


Bea Osbourne, Miss Viola H1noss Mn
Helen Connery, Mis- Carrie EiernaA.
Miss Ellen Ryan. 1i0 Lido KrauA No
Helen Driscen. Miss Jean Corby. Ma
Ruth Corby. Niss Mary GantIey,. Alss
r. ZurhuEst. Mis- n. Proctor. Afss Kath-
crime FsGan; and 4easrs. L. BARLEY. T.
Daily Jack Nahum. Howard Grace. b.
Fegan, d. Nee. Tom O'Hara, J. Schlat.
Charles Fisher. b. Seit1. v. Smith. WIZ
lam Fury. J. spat. Mcdowell. Schmidt.
West. L. FeGan. c. Howe. and Frank
Daily.
The chaperones were Nh. G spring
man. Mn. W. Moore, 4rA ]. o. Waters.
Mra II. Koap. Ma Donaldsoa. and nrs.
Holland. and MI. and MA John J.
Nolan.
-
On Saturday evening. May .. at their
residencs on x street. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hausmann were given . SUR
prise party by their .ehildrsn. Mrs.
Charles Goldsmith. Ms. George r.
hei Han.m.nn M w,lIiaM uan.u,ann-
The Washington herald., 1915-05-16
Engagements and Weddings

The engagement Of Miss Marjorie
Helen Boyce to Mr.. Andrew Clifford VIII
kins was announced last night ut an in
formal party at the residence Of Miss
Boyce Ia the Massachusetts, apartments.
Among the guests were . number OF
classmates of Miss Boyce at Cornell uni
versity. where she was q graduate two
years ago. The wedding will take place
in August at the home Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. g. w. Boyce, In
Salamanca. N. Y, after which Mr.. Will
kins and his bride Will take trip to the
Pacific Coast. where he will be dele
gate to the convention Of the Delta Tau
Delta Fraternity. representing the GAM
ma Eta Chapter at the George Washing
ton University. He is also . member OF
the Phi Delta Phi Legal Fraternity. Mr..
wilkins home is In Champaign. ILL.,. be-
ing at present located in Washington in
connection with the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
Mr.. Arthur A. seibert and Miss Mar
garet E. Stevenson both Of Chicago.
were married In the apartment Of the
brides aunt. Miss c. b. Milligan, at 1910
N street northwest. yesterday afternoon
at 1 o'clock. Only members Of Miss Ste
venson's family and . few relatives at
tended the ceremony. which was per-
formed by the Rev. James Montgomery.
pastor of the Metropolitan Memorial NJ.
e. Church. After q short trip Mr.. and
Mrs Seibert will return to the city. and
will occupy an apartment at the Mount
Pleasant for the season. Mr. Seibert 10
connected with the Foster Piano Com
pany. OF this city.
Mrs. Mary T.. Tomlin. of Capitol nm.
announces the engagement Of her dsuGh-
The Washington herald., 1915-05-16

Hinkle, Mrs. Gustavus Weber. Mrs.
Tucker Sands. Mrs. Hancock. Mrs. Ed
win c. Dutton. Mrs. A. n. Mitchell. Mrs.
w. A. Morton, Mrs. ]. F. Little. Misses
Bowie, Mrs. w. A. Mayne. Mrs. r. d.
Mulcare, Mrs. Sadie F. Hutton and Miss
Helen Grin1th.
What promises to be one Of the pleas
ATTEST benefits of the season u The Girl
of My Dreams,'' to be given at Columbia
Theater, on the evening Of May a. for
George Washington University Hospital
The committee in charge are Mrs. Wnl-
lam Cline Borden. Mrs. Charles w. Rich
ardson. Mrs. E. c. Brandenburg. Mrs.. e.
A. Byrnes, Mrs. D. X. Shute. Mrs.
Franklin r. Schneider. Mrs. d. w. Prem
tiss, Mrs. ]. Hall Pilling. Mrs. Frank @.
Wilkins and Miss Mary Brickenstein.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-16

IN. season viii h. the benefit rsrd party
4. h.. g,,cn b, the riS,' chapter = "
a. Wrdnrsda s,snina, Ma ~ 81 -
n.,IaL ~ the ballroom ~ the '"ni'd'
,t,t, Memorial liop' ~ shu drsit' ,u
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The Washington herald., 1915-05-16

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The Washington herald., 1915-05-16
In Official Circles

Mrs. Bryan. wife Of the Secretary
Of State. was the guest OF honor at
a luncheon given yesterday by Mrs.
Daniel c. Roper at her Cottage in
the Woods" near Georgia avenue. The
house was attractively decorated with
flowers. The guests included Mrs
Thomas Watt Gregory. Mrs. David
Franklin Houston. Mrs. Joseph j.
johnson, Mrs. H. e. c. Bryant, Mrs.
James Blakesley. Mrs. Robert r.
Buklin. Mrs. NJ. c. Butter. and her
sister, Miss Love; Mrs. South Trimble,
Mrs. Carl Vrooman. Mrs. Bo Sweeney,
Mrs. John Osborne, Mrs. p. C. West.
Mrs. John Garner. Mrs. Charles Ham
Goodwin d. Ellsworth. Mrs. Thomas
Robertson, Mrs. H. w. Ragsdale. Mrs
Cato Sells. Mrs. John Dinsmore. Mrs
Robert N. Page, Mrs Clay Tallman,
Mrs. Edwin Sweet. Mrs Otto Praeger,
Mrs. Byron Newton, Mrs. Gibbs Baker,
and her guests, Miss Amber and Mrs.
Bartlett Roper. Mrs B. o. Leech. Mrs
W. F. Hummer and Miss Elizabeth
Hummer. Mrs. Joseph Sinnott, Mrs
Joseph Folk. Mrs. Forest Prettyman
and Mrs. George W. Barkman.
Mrs. Garrison. jr.. wife Of the Secretary
of War. will return next Sunday from
New York. where she is making an ex-
tended visit.
Postmaster General and Mrs. Burleson
have as their guest Mr.. Duval West. the
Presidents Mexican agent
The Secretary of the Navy. accompa-
MED by Mrs. Daniels and the Secretary's
aid. Capt. wurtxbaush. went to New
York yesterday to review the fleet.
The Secretary of the Interior and Mrs.
Franklin X. Lane have gone to New York
to attend the naval review.
The Assistant Secretary of Agriculture
and Mrs. Carl Vrooman will leave for
New York tomorrow to review the heet
They will be the guests Of the Secretary
of the Navy and Mrs Daniels on board
the Dolphin.
Miss Elizabeth Lambert, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilton ]. Lambert. enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday in honor
of the senior class at Miss Madeira's
school.
Mrs z. F. Ladd. wife Of Col. Ladd. was
hostess at bridge party yesterday after
noon at the Chevy Chase Club. Mrs.
william Marshall ana Mrs "iIham y.
Gorgas presided at the tea table.
The British Ambassador and Lady
Spring-Rice are expected to arrive in
Newport about June for the season,
The Austrian Ambassador and Nine.
Dumba are expected to arrive about
June l in Stockbrdge. Mass. where they
will take possession OF Mrs. Lemuel Boil
ton Bangs place. which they have leased
| for the summer
The Washington herald., 1915-05-16

Mr. Todd and his bride left immediate
Iy after the ceremony for motor
trip and upon their return will be at
home at 1918 Sixteenth street.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-16

Mrs. Z. F. Ladd. wife Of Col. Ladd. was
hostess at bridge party yesterday after
noon at the Chevy Chase Club. Mrs.
William Marshall and Mrs. William Z.
Go-gas presided at the tea table.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-16

The British Ambassador and Lady
Spring Rice are expected to arrive in
Newport about June l for the season,
The Washington herald., 1915-05-16

Miss Elizabeth Lambert, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilton J. Lambert. enter
tained at luncheon yesterday in honor
of the senior class at Miss Madeira &
school.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-16

The Assistant Secretary Of Agriculture
and Mrs. Carl Vrooman will leave for
New York tomorrow to review the fleet.
They will be the guests of the Secretary
of the Navy and Mrs. Daniels on board
the Dolphin.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-16

The Austrian Ambassador and Mime.
Dumba are expected to arrive about
June in Stockbridge. Mass. where they
will take possession Of Mrs. Lemuel Boil
ton Bangs place. which they have leased
for the summer
The Washington herald., 1915-05-16

the work. All who are interested are
invited.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-16

The Secretary Of the Interior and Mrs
Franklin X. Lane have gone to New Yorl
to attend the naval review.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-16

The Secretary of the Navy. accompa
MED by Mrs. Daniels and the Secretary
aid. Capt. wurtxbaugh. went to New
York yesterday to review the feet.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-16

Mrs. A. Cohn and Miss Louise Cohn, Of
Pittsburgh, Pa, are spending a short time
in town the guests OF Mrs r. B. Lyon.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-16

Postmaster General and Mrs. Burleson
have as their guest Mr.. Duval West. the
Presidents Mexican agent.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-16

Mrs Garrison. jr.. wife Of the Secretary
of War. will return next Sunday from
New York. where she is making an ex-
tended visit.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-02-04
PRIVATE OPINION.

private opinion, in the aggregate,
is public opinion. Public opinion is
the prime mover in the democratic
world of affairs. The Fountain Of
Wisdom and the Clear Well of Truth
have nothing on the corner grocery
store when it comes to bubbling forth
with candid comment. These items
we're gathered from that source. If
any views are here set forth which
startIe the sense of propriety, please
preserve an equilibrium, for the Com
posite Citizen is a perfectly irrespon-
sibIe party.)
1t seems that almost everybody, ir-
respective of political bias, is glad that
the Bull Moose is not occupying the
Presidential chair these perilous
times; as the Composite Citizen re.
marked:
"Dern good thing we've got a fell
Ter at the front with face like q
steel trap and sense enough to keep il
shut
"This here Roosevelt, v know, fine
Teller all right, but every time he
opens his mouth he puts his foot in il
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-02-04
Beware of High Priced Hotels.

Will E. Holbein, who is in San Fran
cisco in charge of the North Dakota
building at the exposition, writes an
interesting news letter to the state
papers this week. He speaks of the
big automobile race which will take
place Feb. 20 for the Vanderbilt cup.
This will be pulled off past the North
Dakota building.
The states building has been COM
pleted and Mr.. Fryburger of La
Moure is getting the big exhibit in
place. All mail addressed to North
Dakotans will be saved for them at
the state building.
Mr.. Holbein warns North Dakotans
to steer clear of the high priced no.
tells. He will give the names of the
good moderator priced hotels to all
who ask him.
The North Dakota building is locat-
ed in the lower part Of the grounds,
with the superb view of the bay,
where all the shipping from the Orient
passes by. The U. S. warships will
be anchored near the building.