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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-19
CongresSmen go
On Record for
General Probe
Gardner, Hensley and Tanner
Wantsto Find Out Why Pre-.
paredness Is Being Support.
ed or Condemned.
Inv Evening Herald LEASED wirsl

Washington, Jan iS.-invcstigation
of The motives uf tpporters and op-
ponents Of preparedness was urged by
Representative Gardner of Massach-
usctts, Reprc.entu'tv Hcnsley OF
Missouri and Representative Taven-
ner or Illinois. TO-DAY before the rules
committee.
Mr.. Bryan. OF &C. rise. MIR. Gardner
told IN. committee lIas n perfect right
to make money oHt OF his crusade
against preparedncs II ne choose To
do so. However, 81 his speeches are
Vaid for, the publ, is the less likely
Ia put faith In his accusations, espc-
cially when hc him II refuses To make
good when they AZ. challenged.
with Mr., TaFvHer ana me IL II
different. We az, handsomely paid
To lcgislato for the Iuatry. II We are
maitlng additional money ia our cam
paign for and agH ~ preparedness
our constituents az entitled to know
that fact"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-19
ASSOCIATION IS
FOR LIMITATION
Of BEAVER HERE
Goes on Record as Opposing
Removal of More Than 100
Head of Rodents Before
April Is This Year.

Al a meeting last nisht of the Al
buquorquc Same Protective asancln-
ton. held IN the forest service Offices,
u was decided To- recommend To- tn"
state game warden that the removal
~ beaver ON the lands ut owners who
nave mude formal complaint 81 dam
age he limited To 100 bctwctA now aud
Aprll B.. The assoriatinn i- opposed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-19

Carlsbad. y. NJ, Ian. l9.-The trial
OF Mann and Mckinney, on The chase
OF stealing turkeys from T. T.. Me-
Cormick, Viii come up before Judge
Granville A. Richardson THIS week.
Their defense il that they purchased
the turkeys from n Mexican unknown
locate him.
Al the preliminary hearing McCor-
mick identified the turkeys by means
OF threads which had been gown in
their wings.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-19

Hugo G. Myer, Of this city several
men from peming ana other state
points. and the following Santa Re
r. - H%oughton, freight traffic man
agcr. Chicago.
j. Brinkor general freight and pas
scngcr agent, Amarillo.
H. l.. Myers. assistant general
freight ana passenger agent. Chicago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-19

W G. Reid. AlhunHor1upe. counsel,
W r. Brown, freight and passenger
agent, ~ Paso.
". 4. Cameron. travelling freight
and passenger agent. Albuquerque.
The corporation commission was
represented by Hugh II. Williams and
- /. owen. with Mr. Williams pre-
siding part ~ the time and Mr.. owen
patt of the time. and Mr.. SegRerson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-19

in Mexico and restore stable govern
mont was made ~ Casimiro Barcln OF
Trinidad. addressing the state good
oad convention here today. he
added that the Mexican revolutions,
since the overthrow of Porfirio Dtnz.
had developed no leader strong enough
to control the situation IN that COIN
try.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-19
IAcrfes,t score at Hating.

Brakeman payy. who is n member
~ the Pastime team playing In the
automatic baseball league. is the first
ana only player who has made "A per-
feet batting score since automatic
baseball made It's entrance In Alou-
querquc. His performance Is consid.
cred remarkable aud he has been
awarded a prize ~ sio by the manage
mcnt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-19

Fort Worth, TvS., Ian ia con
tcst Ia the art Of calling hogs. It was
announced. viii feature the state en-
campment OF agricultural clubs here
in ,!a'ch. Boys alone gill 0o eligible.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-19
INTERVENTION N L
WILL SECURE PEACE.
SAYS CASIMIR BARELA

Denver. Jan. n a dorInrntIoh
that nothing short q Intervention hy
tho United States iuld bring peace
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-24
MereantlIe Club Event

! WIN the novel features which al
ways characterize tho social AFFAIR."
, Of The Mercantile club. children's
party was given last evening. In which
all the merry GENES OF childhood
found favor. The little folk spent a
happy evening until o. go O'Clock. when
refreshments were served The elder
after being on for the past week with
an illness
George llayha ~ the Wheeling Mo.
Tor company returned h0m. yesterday
after attending tho Pittsburgh auto.
mobile show
Arthur Laughdns returned Yesterday
fro Iittsh urgh. whore he visited no
annual automobile show
kohrfr Miller OF Eighteenth and
Jacob streets is able to be- out after
several weeks illness
Mis- Mar, Hilton of Warwood who
was operated on in the Wheeling hos.
piiaI. l+ recovering nicely and will 10
removed home in short time
Thomas Burlingamc of New Martins.
WIFE, accompanied by hi- mother. who
BIAS been ill boz tho Wheeling hospital
l'it last evening Tor home
" W Douglass of The Sands EIec.
iricW company spent Yesterday AZ.
tending to business matters ~ Fol
lau-hor
Charles " vouic. editor NJ Tho
Washington Nows Washington "a
was In Tho city last night calling upon
local friends
Mrs g. q SrrrImp " Nortt Main
ir'ct who 's uf Tho o. g. v hospital
offering from hichloride ~ mercury
POISONING was reported to b. imrroy
inE Is well as could bo expected
Lieutenant John IS Davis. i'm charge
oft fho pift eburFh q s. recruiting dis
rI't was business visitor in tho
city Yesterday
colonel Henry Urook-. elevator Cd
orator 8t fho federal building o. iU at
Do. home ir The FAST End
Nr and Mrs W " Sfcohr are TO.
IoIrInr over Tho arrival OF "a baby bo,
H fhr WhrsInr hospital Monday.
John IU'h',r. Greek injured in tho
Iro'ii'n.' cool w.nD was brought to
fh' Norfh WhocUnr hospital Tor treat.
W'nf liI. condition NOT serious
NI Minnie MORGAN has returned
'n h"- home In Wet Iihcrft after
pending .Dteral weeks visiting 40 tho
homo 0f h'r sister Mr. HAVE, Hicks
off Cameron. and MR. Claude Ambrose
oft Martin Ferry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-24
Ants Begin Campaign Against
Adoption of Suffrage Measure

mat II is not political expediencv 10
i've under womanhood and manhood
government: that women today have
no reason TO complain OF Injustice In
TINS country; that although there are
individual and group instances. there
mas been a marvellous stride forward
curing the past five years. were points
mentioned by Mrs. Goodwin. In re-
eard TO taxation without representa-
tlon. the ballot is not granted TO men
on property rights, she said. so why
should II have anything TO do with its
being granted TO women
West Virginia is at a critical stage.
said Mrs. Goodwin. and surrounded nv
peculiar set of conditions. because
of its commercial and industrial de
yelopment IL was in response In an
urgent demand from the anti-suffra-
gists OF the State. that Mrs. Goodwin
has come TO Wheeling where she will
remain some time. conducting a quiet
campaign and endeavoring 10 discour-
age the voters of Ohio county. from
adopting the suffrage amendment at
the November election Her at--ress
was listened TO with great interest
yesterday. by a large audience. which
was composed partly of ardent advo-
Gates OF the suffrage movement
Among those present were:
Mesdames-W. II. Higgins. r. Reis-
ter. J. X. Hall. Oliver Russell Wood .
Robert !. Reed. W. b. Butler. Robert
Simpson. \. L. Wilson. f. :. Ronine
\. II. Hoblitzell. c. Gain. Mrs. Garden
=. c. Ewing, Augusta Dickinson. Max
Hess. w. y. Francis. Of Martins Ferry
l. a Rolf. Mrs. Grimm. r. Z. Schu-
bart. Edward Hitchman. T. c. Burke
Misses-Anna Johnson. Madge John
son. Sue Marsh. Sophia Wright. Clara
Forbes. Florence Hoge. Anna Rey-
mann. Nettie Reymann. Pauline Hork-
heimer.
Messrs c. Burgess Taylor. John
Corners. DR.. Jacob Brittingham
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About People
movements 81 indIvidusis to
and From, .hs City.
AT THE HOTELS

Stamm - George Coliyes. Washing
ton, Pa. W. \. Williams. Barton. T.
NJ kellar. Hundred Scott Kclle,
weston. O. II. Wooftcr. Kenova. Rov
W. Arnich. Darlington. Ohio.
Wondsor +. L. SibIcy. Norrantovp
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 4. ST Clair. Marietta
y. +. Dcnham. Huntington. CharIe-
HARRISON. Lancaster. Ohio. Mary Zwir
B"llaire; VI r. Perry. GAINESVILLE. Ohio
Grand Central Tommy Ford. Bridge.
port James Ford. bridgeport. Chas
u. NcuEelt. Sands. Ohio. " Il lone
Clay willie, Pa.
Mcclure Mrs Geo H. Nelson. Fair.
mont, Miss + VI Steele. Grafton
John Standehr Elkins Glenn Herricb
Proctor. 4. T. Workman. Charleston d.
Daniel Hovick. Cumberland. W NJ
BRYANT. Fairmont
Rogers O p Cullmer. Athens. ]
&. Hopkins. Cameron g. a Miller
Pleasantyillc. D. T. Ncuenschwander
Hannibal Ohio. y O. Burri-. Nj Yer
non
Captain Henry Frohmo. well known
deputy sheriff has been confined IN
his home ON Lind street for tho mast
several days. offering from rheuma.
u. " T.. Parrish has resumed b,.
duties ON The lntcligoncor after "a
we"k.- Illness at bis home on Eon
street
Mr.. George Bowman. who has been
.rrinu D. i'l af che Ohio N1llr, Con.
"r1l hospital for tho past several
weeks. BIAS recovered sufficiently fo rs.
turn to her home at WoodIlwr
Edward Taylor ~ Pittsburgh rr.-i
dent ~ fh' Pittsburgh. Wheeling A.
Kentucky Railroad Company. attended
Yesterday meeting of the s.pckhoId
rr- here
ur T. y Refer spent ,..f,rda, bon
Washington pa. com business
Attorney 10 D. WcCtmip Of Well.
burg was business visitor in hi.
rIft YESTERDAY.
Nr and Nr- W g. CorI.y Ieff Ia.
NIGHT fnr Baltimore and View YORK Nr
tori'F .ia foreman at tho local n q.
%. fr"r hf depot. and was called d,
staten Island ON account OF tho freight
congestion
W. s. NoHo. employed 20. fhc % & ~
freight depot h1. resumed n.. duti..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-24
SIDE TALKS
by Ruth cameron.l
One of the Vanities

II was surprised to sec tha. Mr. :
9ldh seem T. be having a good time
tual friend. recently. II couldn't under
stand II. because IL was Just the kind
or an evening he's always planning
Yes" said tho mutual friend. who
n"ppcns To- know hin, rathc- better than
/ DO. And there's the rub"
w here said l.
In that last sentence OF yours. It's
himself and when ~ plans 10 h.nsSIf
people who don't Tx. To- nav. anV9ns
else do their planning for them. '"hey
never thoroughly approve OF or enjoy
a Scn'mc Mn'eSs ~ comcs oIt OF their
She pidn't Pick 1t Out And So
In.Fy are lots Of -s'"plo like that.
Mr. - counterpart among your ac-
butihJauc's. ana he is bv 10 means the
one ot his type that / know In ract.
J. was ar once reminded OF a little in
cident which had happened 10 me that
very day ] had planned Co go shopping
M1i,h friend She was unable 10 20
win nc. and another friend took hsr
place. We bought a suit which was "A
t'markahly good value and which
siderrd smart and becoming That =
very on" except tho friend with whom
a mid approval and Then began TO pick
raw IN ~. NoW. perhaps 0 am wrong
pAl J itrl perfectly ..dro tu1' u she had
NJ lIcu Dick IT. out s," would have been
They Couldn't See Each othere' Ideas
some years ago knew If a business
partnership which dissolved for tFe
sam" reason. The two partners were.
both brilliant men. hut they sirnulv
could not seem 10 see the value Or each
others ideas
When on" Of them advanced an idea.
me other Immediately gan Co pick
LltWS in 10. and vice versa Finally as
] s'id beore fthey dissolved tho part
u't snip and went for locomotives
" l'reupuu both proved that their IDEAS
had been good by being successful
human vanity takes many forms.
thlS naive approval OF ones own do
mas ana schemes and ideas and this
readiness 20 dieparaEc those of other
o. 'p.e is one Of the less recognized yaui-
Ties. Eut % ls vanity. none d., Jess.
ana 20 b. avoided by those who want
q" overcome th" bitterness and mean
uf-s"~ ~ their natures
With NV Letter Friends.
Ru"s tom Iay. very good toI1er
pf' parafion that would like to place
"r Tho market Would sou please toll
me IT 10 would De- necessary fp have Do
.Namin"i aud guaranteed by chemist
before trying =" SCH 90. and if q license
would Poe necessary
Answer think YOU had better write
u" The state Commits i-uusI uf Pharmacy
lu regard Co state regulations and h
you intend tu sell outsid. tho state 20
tl, [. s Department OF Agriculture. for
federal regulations I arm sorry Z can
not xiv" you moro definite information.
but Tho regulations huv. been recently
changed. and ! dare not attempt o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-24
Suffrage Bill Special order for Mar. %

The action OF the judiciary commit
tee in reconsidering their motion for
postponement and making the Woman
Suffrage resolution special order Tor
March 2S is most gratifying TO suffrag-
lists all over the country who are
working to infranchise women by
national as well as state legislation.
II the present Congress should pass
or submit what is known as the Susan
II. Anthony amendment forbiddinG dis
reimbursement on account of sex. u
would require ratification by the legis
latures of three-fourths OF the states
just as in the case of any other amend
ment to the Constitution. The case
of Mrs. Mackenzie. which follows in
this column, shows how the United
States Constitution prescribes the
qualifications for citizenship. There
Is no more reason why a man should
lose his citizenship by marriage than
a woman. and this injustice should
be corrected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-24
Dress Up Proclamation

l. H. l. Kirk, Mayor of the City OF Wheeling do hereby
announce and proclaim that the period between March
ana April sh 1916 be observed the be known
as the Dress period In order that the period NAV
De success and credit the City Wheeling promise
eeal eort on behalf of the municipality city
eeu ana dressed Tor SAID OCCASION and citizens
men, women and children do everything that they can o.,
W presenting neat and attractive personal appearance and
To hep the appearance of the their homes ~
Sbly be made " '' van PoS
1t my desire and the desire city officials that tho
Dress Up period be made which shall he of real
Dee TO the city and for that reason that the dress
up De not onhned TO personal appearance but extend
10 e store window the sidewalk the approaches TO building
ana IN snort to all property in city to all persons
H. L. KIRK.
No., orr. Mayor of Wheeling
March 22nd. 1916
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-24
Officers Elected

At a meeting OF the Ladies. aid So
ci"ty. Of the Fourth street VI F.
church. which was hid TUESDAY az.
ternoon. officers for the year were
elected as follows
Mrs Harry Travis. president. Mrs.
" q. Hicks. vice president. Mrs.
William Brooks. secretary. Nrs "a.
y. BoWdeu. treasurer. Miss Nary Kin.
mis-. assistant secretary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-24
W0MAN'S CLUBS


Miss Carrie " Lyon. OF the faculty
OF The Carnegie Tech. az Pittsburgh.
Niil appear before the Home EcOnom-
tC- department Of the Woman's Club
ihie Afternoon az tho 4. q. L. w. hall.
W o'clock Mise Lyon will speak
on Real Values Boz the Market Basket
which subject is ~ sufficient value
and interest 10 women. to insure a
splendid attendance This years pro
gram closes with This afternoons pro.
rraW. The meeting in Arril being for
business
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s0V| your TI-8 and H0TU n" paper
industry .s 10 emcsaags of secretary
81 Commerce HcdNold. who warus 90.
public that ON account of the shortae.
Of tho ras .upply from europe. rh.
American paper industry ia threatened
with q famine I'D. saving OF RAGS
by every American household ie "a
biz Of nation wide thrift that Indi.Id.
uals may practice easily and win
b'h'ui u" ih"W.'If'a Unless .hr
paper manufacture can boz supplied
With enough fa.' for fiH $4,000 tons
~ paper That aro used every day. be
price OF paper Will soar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-24
DINNER PARTY
LAST EVENING
MISS MARY HIlDRETH ENTER.
TAlNS SMALL PARTY OF
FRIENDS.
Little Social Activity AS the Week
Nears Close When the Ienten
Season Seems to Be Most
Risidly Observed.

\ very prettily appointed dinner
party, was given last evening by Miss
Mary Hildreth. daughter of DIR. and
Mrs +. A. Hildreth. at her home in
Aitenheim. and was enjoyed by a
small company of guests including
me intimate friends of the hostess
All appointments of the affair were
carried out in pink and white. with
birthday cake bearing pink tapers
as an attractive bit of decoration.
Inc following guests were seated by
cunning pink and white place cards I:
Misses
Mihhie Milton Elizabeth Burns
nary wilson Florence Mason
MARGARET ogden Blanche Storer
katherine HoffmaiMary Hildreth
Nelson Whitaker
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Saturday evening. March fN. . nun.
Der Of tho friends OF Paul Moore
called az bis home in Patterson and
rendered him o. most doIshffuI .ur
prise. the occasion b,inr tho rir..
tecnth anniversary of Dbl. Birth ur.Ir
and games were tho fntprpsf.rr rle.
time ~ tho guests. followed D.. fH.
serving ~ doiioiou. r,fr,sHmsrt. TF.
decorations we're Iu whit. and Green
in accordance with So Patrick. D4y
Mr. Moore was frr recipient of 4.
number 81 pretty aud useful presents
from the guests who wen.
Misses Soroda TrIuar Dorothy
Gucekri. Ucuiah Shiur. El.l F4rf.
wine. Virginia HobrflslI Nrue u4rrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-24
WI Be Entertainrd

Division Number 3 o. the Pastors
Md Society OF the second Prcsbvter-
IAN church. will be- entertained on Wed.
nesday afternoon. March 20. al the
nom" OF Mrs r. J NcCullagh on FIJI.
t'"nih street The hours from until
3 o.clooE will be- devoted 10 needle.
work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-24
friendship Ball.

FTItHusHIp BIT.
Inc following invitations were is
sued yesterday:
knights of Pythias
cordially invite yourself and ladies'
To attend their
Friendship Bali
Wednesday, March twentyninth
nineteen hundred and sixteen
Elks' Auditorium
Bachman's Orchestra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-24
New Church Tor Won.,

The Rev Niss Ann o. iupbarh
heads group of women who have
originated what Is known a. the
Woman's Christian Community church
LOO New York Tho main effort Of
the church. Miss AIlcbach explains.
ls 10 train and teach young gi-i-.
10000 Of whom nov d appear from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-24
Will Serve Sumner

Inc woman Home Missionary so
ciety. OF the Zane Street VI. f. church
viii serve supper in the A. q. u. w
nan on Saturday evening. April I.
from . until O'Clock. \ deuciou;
menu has ben prepared and the ladies
in charge will sustain their wei,
earned reputation for well cooked and
well served viands.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-24
Entertained Last Evenino

MI. and Mrs. \. V. Funkhouser. al
their home In Martins Ferry. ente-.
tanned a party of frineds last evenina
complimeuting Mr.. and Mrs Fred
J. nkhouser. who are spending the
weekend IN this city Mr. Funkhous-
or Is member of a company nov
playing az the Victoria theatre and
Iast evenings affair included theatre
party followed i'y supper at the Funk
houscr home IN Martins Ferry.
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society every year. Denomination.
sect and creed have no place in this
church for the people. the basic prin-
clple OF which is "a general. pure and
teneficient love for all human beings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-24
Lillian Broderck, dancer Court Theatre
Friday and Saturday, March 24-25 matinee Saturday.

members of tho association spent the
remaind"r Of the evening until mid
night with dancing. the music Tor
which was unusually dclilhtml Mrs.
Herbert Somehow was chairman OF
last evenings affair and was assisted
by Miss Rose Moss
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crty. Mable Bruhn. Alice Folmar. Cath
crInn HohIitnell. Edith Cromwell

McSsrs. Maurice Moore. Robert
Smith. Wilmot Murphy, Frontz Stein.
Arnold Chesser. Elmore Hoblitzell. Ira
Gambol. Dalbert Wayt. Paul Moore.
Russell Hoblitzell. Charley HobliizeII
AIr and Mrs. j. 4. Campbell. Mrs.
q lIoblitzcll. Mr. and Mrs. J Il. Moore
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VOTES FOR WOMEN"

This Friday conducted bv the IVES.
at the disposal week
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Misses
Industrial DANES

The Industrial Danes. were pleas
antly entertained yesterday afternoon
by Mrs. William Taylor. at her home
on sixteenth street. Framework to-
eether with an historical program
were enjoyable features. The mem.
bers were guests al dilner in .he
evening. Those present were:
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Dinner Party.

a charming affair in which a small
group OF the younger social set par
licipated. was the dinner party at the
fort Henry club on "Wednesday even.
ing by. Miss Alice Speidel. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Speidel, OF
Echo Point. who entertained a party
OF her young friends in honor of her
tweifth birthday anniversary. A
french basket of spring blossoms
graced the dinner table. and clusters
OF these were given as favors. A
theatre party followed which was
chaperoned by Mrs. Speidel. The
guests were.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-24
An Aetress.mayor's Platform.

Miss Lillian Russell. in announcing
her new ambition 10 be mayor of
Pittsburgh. lays broad planks in her
welfare.
Il would do everything in my pow
or, she said, to make IL impossible
for any child in the city of Pittsburgh
10 work before reaching the age OF
sixteen. would try to save the H.
tie boys and girls from having their
brains overtaXed in shops and fac
tories. or in tenement workrooms.
would advocate and emphasize the
necessity for school lunches Tor poor
children until their wasn't a single
hungry child at any school / would
give every child medical. dental and
optical treatment free
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Ian Year sLatinn Par.

The j. $ club enjoyed lean year
skating party last 'yauin. at Wheel
ing park. The luc4t- were bro mas
queradc costume and a dolGhtul eve.
ming was spent The hosfp4.al were.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-24
Women in CITY Oovernment

Henry Bruere. city chamberlain 81
New York City made a strong plea
FOR women in city government a. d
recent vocational rally Of women uud-
or the direction of the intercollegiate
Bureau OF Occupations IN New York.
We need women In public life.
said Mr.. Bruerc. II were governor
Of New York stat. would put a
woman on the Public Service Comm -.
sion. Women have greater undamen.
tai morality than men. and "A woman
would put the commission in better
relation to the community life IL
rests largely With the colleges 10 turn
out woemn with capacity and the
courage 10 claim and nII these posi-
tions. For women are citizens and
eligible 10 them. even though they
haven't set the vote"
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one woman's Precious Vote.

Peter Gordon Mackenzie. SINCE.
OF Great Britain. thought enough CT
his wife's vote 10 apply for naturali.
cation papers for American citizen
ship. Mrs Mackenzie. an American
by birth. had voted in California ne
fore her marriage. but lost her Citt
Zenship when she married an aliel.
The supreme court 10 whom she had
carried suit for recognition OF her
right Of suffrage. made this judgment
of the case. and her husband there
fore secured the right for her