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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-11

Gas lit ser &ouptarllr1b, meshalb
lie Scrn &arNing i'll Ser Saltptma.,
cue Nieocrlagr bcrcitcn mpllcn. lilo
iie milicl, BOB icinc G%ruabluag ciltsn
fiir sic BON ibncn nit lnld)cp l,ofcSl1
lill9lauhlidcl1 Na1atislnlts pertrctenG
&rohibitinn in Der l1udlics Sahr pc
litin bepprltchcnocn Mbltinlnlll,g iihc1
cil1 Grnhibitions : ENHANCEMENT 81.
Staotsucrfoiiltn9 ichr u19iinIn9cs
Gi1flllB allsiihcll miirbc.
Gle Nrohibitioniitcn leGcn mcite,
els nnllcr otter Nrelu1o mo Iarta;-
aennlie Iltgult u. @onllif, Scr III lei.
rent on lns aerid)tetcn gricfc &c.
ljoltptct, oab cs nad Mltfbchung ocs
Wlllet : 6ciescs feilcn llnteridlicS
mchr ntatlc, n6 Gin Trohibitionilt, mil
Wercoitb, roer Gin Momn nit libere-
len Sintergcoanfen - @coanfcn lirr
befamtlih %5pllfrci ~ slun @opernp,
bon Soma erpablt miro.
PIN Sdllllle icincs Tricfcs iae4
Gcr Idltbare slltgl1it ". 9alluff, sal
CT hoffe, in1 llddlltcn So6rc Scitc o1
Scite nit inns aeaen Mnllahme oes
Grohibitipns amendments ,n,
StaatsperfalIlrng ST. fdmpfen.
Iter 0abci mill CT it oicler @ohl
NJ / t bcn Grobibitipriltclt aacr Sd,at-
tlr1nacr, ser uInti Saloonliga"
Den Grcoigern aller profibitionsm;,,-
tbiacn pnritaniidcn Seftcl1 ltllo Sen
follatiid}cl uRegiiter & Qeaoer", SIC
alc fin Die g%rmabll,ng Tires @eIir-
nltngsgcnollen 6. :. Mcreoitb Cit
%trctell, neil lie BON lulher cine ppr=
thcllbnfte Stcllllng i'm Sample Inn
oas Nrphibitions : Mmcllbement i'm
liad)Ite1 Sabre erparten, OIL cillcMl
strunge 5iebn. 8ir oenfen, cs ipll-
IL linn oodD flar iein, pab Gin Ipr=
tNeil fir bie Erohibitioniitcn eilt9leG.
tleil fir Sic Sampler fiir uYcri1n-
lidjc 6%rclheit" nno @cgllcr allrr
2'lpan9sgeicse, su mcld)cll iih scr
9dtborc N1loltlt y. galuff ia md'.
net, lein mus.
l(ns lit Dos boIlformnen flor< il
flar mic Dem y&eaiiter & 2eoocr"
mo leiner probibitioniltiiden sc
Folgldaft lrlo oeshalb b%efiirppr5cn
mir nad] mic Dor bic g%rmahlllng pom
JNnu a x n y, \ M, f,,. M,,,n,,,,,
mo 9. II. Moore fiir 2ieltcna +
@operlor lllo elnpfehler unicrct Sc
fern, bcllcn ooran licgt, BOB Dos lsrn=
editions : Announcement in ser Mh=
thinning i'm nad)ltcn Sabre ge=
d laacn miro, mie irt oieienl Mt
re oas sSraltenitinmrcthts : Mrneroc=
me1t, hr!naclo, on Ser @abtlwnc
i ii bicic cil5ltretel1 l1no ourdl Gin
&rcus Dor ibren 9lar1en 5l1 ibrer Or
noblltng b%ci5lltragcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-11

ticfe Terniithiaitng cltpitltoen, menn
i'm iald)c selttc i1nteritiitert miirbel1.
Gillcn oaoilcrbnl1b" eiebt cs nid)t
III Mmerifa lulo altdl feline ilopalen
Nlncritallcr urter Sen 9epDIferllngs-
clen1entea, Die Ger Hrdiioc,lt IN elmer
crllclltell Sd)itrlllg 0es M%ollcnbalIes
perltnalimpft bot. @obl aher Into
picle Srelllule ul1ter sen 9ritc1oie-
llerl1 SIT fitocu ltnb leIblt il1ter icnrn
&rcilcri sic Serrn @iIiun amtIid
lchr nabc itcben. Mit ser 2opalitGt
pner Srclte gcaenii6cr Mn1crifa lit es
opdl faltn pereiltbar, mcnll oas
Staots : Tepartment bie Ser. Stao=
ten Oltrd) Gilalanb mie enc mltcr1por-
fcnc Grppilt5 bebanoeln, ianmtIid)c|
Redltc, Die einem ic%lhltdnoiacn
staate %5ultebell, ol1rd sic Mcgierrna
Seiner britiid)er1 WoieItat nit idno-
'oclter @iafiir perIeten lGbt. Cine
Gcgierunl9, Sic es rubig nit aniiebt,
mic lie bon elmer frembc1l Madt als|
llid)t p%orballoen betrad)tet miro uno
bemlaen1ab gerbanolnnaen amlcrifa-
niidler Eripatlcute nit Sem @ertrcter
Scr britilden @otlhaft iiber amcrifa=
niIde Observation-Disclosures 6ufoet,
hanoelt, ihrem 2anbe .~gegeniiber gc-
nib nidt lopal. geidt sum @obne,
|olloern I'M bitteren GrrIte fonnte o1l=
gcltdlts oicier gorfommniIie Sic Mb-
anoertitg ACCOMPLISHMENTS int Ser. J
Staaten bon gritii6 : Mmerifa" em<
|pfpblcn mcrben!
SEER @ilion l,no feline 8eratber
limo lett lal1ge, abltdtlih pber ans
Sd)pade, bemiibt, Dos 2oro in cinen
ltaatsred}tlid)en 3aitanb SIT bringen,
Ser ibm ieine ltnabbanaigfeit aui
|nidtigen @cbietet oolltd,loig rallbt.
@olsfreiie, meld)e gegen cine iolde|
iflonole Golitif proteltiren l1lto cine
llrnfebr pom soen1 uerbongniipcllen
Hfaoe perlaltacll, nennt Ser Graltoent
t%rel1los ooer illopal! Ias lit bod
cine Gerorcbung aler gegriffc.
Sic IelttId : gmcrifaner mullen
teile Satrapie BON 9%elltldJlano. inu=|
oern Gin politiI6 bon alen al1slanbi=
ldca ginfliillen umabbangiges 4me=
rifa, Oas icil1e geididtlidc Miiiion
gentdB %lciler @igcnart %erfiillt. Sn
Sen sfllacll Der @ritcnoiener lit bieie|
@altlr1rg illnpal, fiir tic. lit mir Serer
lppal, mcld1cr cine britiidc Sberberr=
ldlaft in slmerifa oncrfenl1t. 1ie
ooclltid)e Gropagal1ba" iibcr Sic oas
glatt oes @crrt @ilinrt iid) 10 Idmere
Serge mad)t, miro nidt I'M sSNltcrelie
Tclltl1lano's, Iprlberu mn i'm sSntc=
(G. -
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-11

Iidcrlmscn betrcffs ieiner Steultnt
5llr Grobihition nIdlt aufrihtig i'm
nno nllr olls pplitiid)cn Riidiidtcl
nenlad)t mlrocn. Nadl @errn slllgl1i
q. 9allifi TUT cs @errn 5oroin.l
homit idmercs llnrcd)t an, mas im-
ober nidt hinoert, Bic lebbaite llnter-
ltiiblulg bes uGegiitcrs", Bic oas
@lott ocm oempfratiihcn @o.
per1lorsfanoibaten 5llnl critic
Male mobl, lett gcsilm icilcr Sri
items 5lttbeil merocll lGbt, miaia
all5ltnebmen.
@ic lteht cs MN eigcntlid NIT
@crrll &aroing2 user bot red)ts
Ias uGegiiter" lllo Die BON linn ne,=
trctcllel lpiitbenocn Erobibitionsfa-
llatifer ooer Serr Iltguit u. 8all1lff?
l}lllercr Mniid)t nod fcincr bon BET
sen.
Serr @aroing. Ser in elmer Gr;
marmabl, mie lie 10 beftig nod ME
malls III Soma ourhgefdmpft ipllroc,
nit 9an5 acknowledgement Mebrhcii
SIM @operl1orsfa1oioatel1 Ser repl1h=
lifaltild)en Eartei erlpablt ml1roe, lit
atfridtig, melnt er lagt, oab CT olli
Scr BON Ser @artei arlgenonllllcllc1l
.Elatform" ltehe INTO OILS @ppcrnor
oas an /. Sal111ar 5. s. micocr fiis
Den galt5en Staat III Strait getresenc
Nrobibitiol1sgeict, mie alle alloere1l
S%taatsgeiete burd)fiibren peroe.
sllt6 baril1 lit ct al1fridtig, oaB CT
iih perpflidtet, fall5 Sic Mcpnblifa-
Tier in Ser nadllten General : Mlientb-
lD sic Mebrbeit in Senat mlo Solls
baben, oaraltf 5u leAr, BOB oas
neutrality-suspicious., - Dos Grobibi
tio1ls : ENHANCEMENT sur Staatsper=
failll1lg 5ltm 5mcitcl1 Mole on5ltlea-
men lt1o oamit Ser GolfsabItimnrlull
5lt lulterbrciten ~eil1gelDlt miro.
9anlt lit aber lrid't geiagt. baB
CT bon Ser Gidtigfeit llno Don Ser
sSirflalnfeit Ser Grobibition, ais Ser,
.lrie Die 9oietfonfcrens ser biidlofli=
dien Observation-Disclosures erfldrt fat -
cin5igcn Wetbnoe sur 8efompfltng
ser llnnrobigfeit - iiber5el1gt lit. ~
.gr ltebt bel ieil1er 4ortei llao Ser,
ron Ser Mebrheit oerielhen pcrtrcts=
l1en @%rlraolaBen. mcll1 er alld) BEL,
Ger grobibition Scr &erltelllll,g l1no
res Gcrfaufes be%ronId)enoer @etrGll-
fe nid)t filr Den ridtigcn @eg sur
@efanRfung Ser llnn1aBigfeit bolten
mag. Sic Grohibitipniitcn aQer
Sdottlrl1ngcn uno ihr MlnoItiif
,oos yIes Moiacs Megilter &2eoocr"
millel1 Dos, lie milien. oab SEER @or-
Ding fem Grpbibitipnsfmnotifer ihres
Sdlages lit, nnb ocsbalb hcfGmpfer
lie i'm NIT ioldl' maBloier @l1tb. limo
rod alls einem mberen Grulroe. Sit
erad)ten bic groBe Mebrbeit, oir @crr
@arol19 in Der Erimarnabl erbalte,;
f)at, mefr oils 80 4ro5cnt Ser fi:r
ncn rcpublifaniihen Gormoh(-
Stinm5cttel o%bgeoebcnen stimmen,
trpt Der bittaren 9%efGmpfllna onra
mas o3cs Nioincs Nesilter & Seq
DER" 11nb aQe rcpn6lifanilden Grp6i.
tlt1onllten = oils ein 3eiden, oaf
Die rcplthlifanilden Mabler Ser i'm.
l1er lmertraolid)er meroenben Ipran.
Elltrllng Der Gortei burh Bic blillo.
lplltGigen Nanatifer miibe lino llnf
rerel1 mbcoingte Gprberridait az.
ld9ilttcll lnod)ter.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-11
Bic Ser, staatcn pun u2eutid-Mnne=
rifnA.

Sic u9ecp Dnrf @orlo", oos 2cib=
hlatt ocs Gralioenten, lit itber Die
oerihieoenen Sturm5eid,er, mclde
Der Illsgang ltaatliher Gormahlell
filr bic Nopembcr=G atiheioung be-
bcl1tet, b1d)lt errcgt. Sic p~ertritt sic
glllid)t, oab Die Mieoerlage bes
ariegsbeters @obert Bacon in Nen
Dorf nnO Ser sieg bes Scnatprs
MSartine III NSewSer:ty BON Ser ocr1=
ld]en Gropagaltoa" befretirt moroe1
lei. Sbrem g%eprebten @ersen cnt.
piloet iid Ser ironilde @prihlog
oas 2allb in sic Ser. Stoatelt boz
Gelttld)= Nlnerifa" l1n15l1tallfen, mc1l
cine oerartiae Sade altd, in Ser ga.
tlpnalmabl gelpil1l1en fon11c.
Ser v&aiierbu1o", iogt oie @orlo
flmmere iid nid)t UNI Mortinc
glal.be aber, Dob iei11c Domination
elm Sdlag fiir Gralibcnt @ilion ND.
re lnO bie oenlofratiid)e Gartei ii
9}ep Serlep 10 ihpaden miiroc, ool
Elm repl1bllfanilder Sieg leid]ter CT
rllllgel merben fa11lt.
Mas Sic u@prlo" in ibrer frede1
@erlogenbeit nit ~uaailerblmo" 51 be
5cidl1cl1 liebt, oriidt SEER @ilion mi
Der olf bic Ieutiden uno Srlanoe1
gcmlln5ters geleibigung %uillopal'
Imcrifa1er" olls. Sn elmer Gepeld,
bot er lid fiir5lid) feierlid oageael
pcrpobrt, oaB ct uiqopale" Stin1mel
lld)e, ct milrbe cs pielmebr oils elm,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-11
0eranseebcr. $. Slider Erintins So.
FsteFs6 at the Postoffice At Davenport
a. Second Class Nattar.

Der ysasli6e 9cmOrrat", etr1dItebltd
6nflftfde ssMi.saabe. feds Niintntern iebe @odbe,
soiro IN bic Wbonrenten In biefer staSt iii
~ ventS tpbtentli6 rher $500 fdbrlid BEL
Sor Ils5ablling frei nbeeIiefert.
Dett Der Soft arberbaIb Der giabt, mad Ir.
Se!to et11.n, o8oftar1t in ben Ser. Stnaten, Ga.
naoa ooer mse.tee. $500 idbrIid bel goralS.
pie eunxtaa3 . aassabe, MIR hnrd bic 8oft
40 teoen1 8otiamt tn ben Ser. staeten, toftet
iabrlip S1.N bel BorausSabIuue.
Ser u1nlbwDnrntlihe 9emufrat", burd bic
Nolf tnncrbalb Der Ser. Gtaaten lRb burd
Sldger in ber @taot $3.50, BET 8oransaa5Iung
$500; nod Canada 1850 llnb mad europa
N.00 per Sabr Bel @oraus5abIuHg.
Ser yssBdentltbe 9emp,rat", til sapet 1tet.
zen. Wsttttpo6s n1b Sonnabenb8. foftet timer.
alb BEE Ser. staaten $500, rad CANADA unb
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-11
Eulitiidc nnb nnpplitildJe
ManoglDKen..

-9efiirmorter Scr MltfrefterhaI.
tln1g oer uGerinlllid)en 5reibeit" mi
gen iid} in oieier @abl mo9l Dor.
Iebr,.
@enn lie ibre stimn1en fir scr
Erobibitipni ten Merc.
pitb abgeben, itimmcn iie inoiref:
ii t Dos Hrobibitiolls ENHANCEMENT
ilher meldes I'M nadJten Sabre M
meigerlib abgeltimmt meroen miro
Sic grmabll1ng hires @el;r
rur1gsgenpllen Me reoitb ON :
Nopcmher miiroe Sen Hrobibitiors
fanatifern fir Die a%bltimmltng in
radlten Sabre lolden 8orldub lei
item, Dob Der aalnpf fir Mble6
nung oes Grobibitions : Mmerbe
nients beoellteno eridJpert peroel
nllrDc.
Iesbal6 logel1 mir, baB cir
|Stimmc fiir sc ereoit9 inoiref
eine Stimmr fir Innabm nj Sc;
Hroblbitions : anlel1ocnte1ts lit.
-Woecn ale Iemofraten Sic ii:
Nnfredterbaltl1ng Scr n9erloniide1
6reibeit", Der BON Scr l1nabbdngig
feitserfldrung perfiinoeten nnp /
d Ii 3 de II Medte jeoes Men
lden auf 2eberl, 6reihcit nno ou
Streben nad) @oblbcfinoen einltebn
Dos beoel1fen nno gegen Sen Ero
G:bitionil item Mereoitb i1immel1, m.l11
ct altd als 6emofrati6e
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-11

Seinblide alleeln baben ma,tz
dem bas trasiide @liid seidenft, ein
|leeres 2eben burG einen inbaltsponen
Sob gu abeln.
- Sic GARNER ba6en segen Sen
@ilbtrult mpbil acmadt. Scr mcris
|fanii1e 9auernfricg.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-11
&anbibat anfgeltellt nor

8obcrnors &anoloat alttgeltellt NOR
Sen iii.
Sic 9robibitionilten ailer
Sdattirungen, sic Ereoiaer oaer fa-
latilden, plritanilGen 5eften. oS
9eltldenbalier 8latt u9es Moires
yiegilter & 2eaber" treten fir Die Or
mabllng Merebitbs ein. &ir
renfen, ba.s allein lolte iion
@runo fir ieben .Nerlonlide 0rci=
beit" bodbaltenoen 9urger Iein, 8 e.
sen Sen Hrobibitioniit c Ii
Merc0it6 81 ltinrmer'.
@ir Mmerifaner beutlder Ser
funft iino entldteoen 0agegen, Dob
bic iltgenofriide Columbia in Wore
ganatilber @be an zen alten Miilt=
ling Sobn @nl perbaltoelt miro Cos
lit nnlcr Mmerifanismus.
- Siibpr 8oIof, ein gcho.
rencr @o1anoer. ml,rbe BON oen3cMt=
iden bon einen1 bol1dnbiihen Gan'-
pier gebolt. 8aibington proteltir" TO-
frrt. Or. Nolaf, geboren IN I'm
aar1t, muroe bon sen gngldnoern ooll
cinem neutralen 3ampfer oebolt 1tlO
Maibinaton riibrte lid) nift. Sic
tcioen Golafs limo amertfaniihe Sir
ger, aber .........
@riedenlano min inlncr nor,
nidt redt! Srobbem es pniitip i"Her
Sag a%ngefinoigt troeoem oas
Sanogelo id)on a,s5e5oblt lit. Mbcr
iebesmal, ment es bch Sprung in
cen I6gruno tbl1n wiG, 5eigt scr SOL
fenbaDn ober Ser Madcn;cn. nber
|iplit Elm u8ode", an Ml1manien luie
IS DEM gcbt, Ser ben boian 9urcl
|folgt. !
8enn 9fooiepelt 10 genal1 mcib.
rie er in Der 1audoootfroae :lcQel1
Ieutld)lanb pprgeaallgcn lem mii.ac.
tio iolte er altd mil,eu, 0ab feline mit.
biirger ie6r germ bon tbm baren mlDds-
telt, mas er an Der Stelle @iliyns
gcgen gnglanb m%tcrl1onlntc1 bo6cl
miirbe, Dos nniere Aolt ltiehlt, u1.icr(
ISdiffe anbalt, rmleren &anbel rl1i.
nirt l1no inns babei nid)t i'm 3lp.ifei
6ariiber labt, DOB 6 Sic Mbiidt hat
lficle, redltsmioriae @emaltpc@..tit
frrt5illeben. ltno cs mllB mabrIid
ASunber nebn1er, oab Scr grpralt>cn
iiher oieicn @unft. altf Sen iid helt'
Dos unget6eilte SutereiIe bon Sur
certtalIel6en bor anerifaniu bel
@dblern %fot,5entrirt, bisher nod fen
@ort perlorcn fat.
- Neinblid]e &llaeln huben man:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-11
4rnhihitinnilten

@ir Mmerifarer bentlder Ser
funft iinb cntid)ieoen @bagegett, boi
bie jltgenofriibe Columbia in Wor,
ganatiider @be an ZEN alten Miiit.
ling SSobn @na perbattbelt miro Cos
lit nn CT Mmerifanismlls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-24
CHISHOLM ESTATE
TO SELL HOLDINGS
Forty Pieces of Property Will
Be PartitiOned.

Papers in a suit filed yesterday in
the County Clerks Office by George L.
Chisolm. executor Of the Chisolm es-
tate. against Benjamin o. Chisolm and
other heirs, reveal the intention OF
selling the forty pieces of property
owned by the estate at partition sale.
Among the Chsolm real estate hold
ings. all Of which are in Greenwich
Village and the lower West side, are
the Fourteenth Street Store, simpson
Crawford Company's former store ana
a modern loft building at los Green
witch Street.
Although some Of the buildings in
the southern section of the holdings
had been transformed into studios ana
Welded a fair income. the department
store exodus and consequent falling OF
values in the old shopping district cut
into the income Of the estate TO large
extent. 1t is believed the purpose Of
the sale is TO divide the real estate
among the numerous heirs or 10 form
a holding company Of the heirs, as was
done with the Rhinelander estate.
The late Mrs Mary Ann Chisolm,
mother of George L. Chisolm, was
Rhinelander, and the southerly half of
the Fourteenth Street Store property
was a part OF the Rhlnelander estate
II is believed the decision 70 partition
the Chisolm real estate was reached
only after consultation with the Rhine
lander holding company and possibly
with representatives of Vincent Aston
who owns the lower of the old simpson
Crawford buildings and recently ilco
plans for converting il into loft
building.
Real estate men were inclined TO be
iicve that plans had been laid by the
Rhiuelandcr heirs, the Chisolm heEs
and M. Astor which would result In
the rebuilding of many Of the struct-
ures DO the abandoned drygoods sec
ton and the entry OF manufacturers IN
such numbers as 70 rejuvenatc the dis
trict
The Chisolm partition sale viii be the
largest in years There arc numerous
heirs and The sale will be open 20 the
public ~ well
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-24

crowd been stood back with more per-
sistence than the one that crowded
around the grandstand in the Mall. Re
porters learned that the police cards
that will take them within fire lines
wouldn't get them anywhere at the suf-
frage demonstration. They were under
suspicion, along with the other.
A dsuntless girl, who left the main
line OF march and attempted to cross
the road on her own, gave the crowd
the one good laugh OF the afternoon.
An officer called after her, demanding
70 know why a suff crosses the road.
She made the retort obvious that 1t
was TO get on the other side.
Four white gowned trumpeters with
gold fillets in their hair-Miss Edna
White. Miss Louise Gura, Miss Ermi-
ME Kahn ard Miss Christine Mellor-
began the afternoons hike with the
pilgrims Chorus at the grandstand
on the Mall. Then they followed Miss
Mary Towle, the gold-crowned Vic
tory, in the page-that is TO say, the
procession that led TO Fifth Avenue
and Seventeen Street. just outside the
park wall, where the photographs we're
taken.
Ensranchised states. all in white and
gold, crowned with gold flowers, went
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-24

first. Then came the semi-enfran-
chised states in half-mourning-lsv-
ender and white-folowed by the
black shrouded unenfranchised states.
Among the most effective figures III
the parade were Mrs. Frederic Edey'
OF Long Island. the blindfolded Jus
tice. and Motherhood, represented oy
Mrs. r. +. Fitzgerald, with three-yesr-
old Harriet Wagner. the happiest hg-
ure in the procession.
Mrs. Walter McNsb Miller, OF mis-
souri,, the recently elected vice-presi,
dent. and Mrs. James Lees Laidlaw. OF
the New York State Woman's Party
spoke from their automobiles on the
necessity for the Federal suffrage
amendment.
The only thing on the schedule that
didn't happen was the protest Of Mrs.
Carrie Chapman Gait. national presi-
dent, against disfranchisement, which
was saved for Federal Amendment
Day, October 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-24
100000 BOYS
SOUGHT FOR CAMP
National Association to
Recruit Lads for Sum-
mer of 1917.

So great has been the success Of the
military instruction camp for boys al
Fort Hamilton that al its closing yes
terday announcement was made OF the
formation of a national body, which IS
to extend the work to every large city
in the country, with the aim of en-
rolling 100000 for similar camps next
summer.
Acceptances to serve on the advisory
board of this National School Camp
Association have been received from
Major General Leonard Wood, Rear
Admiral Nathaniel +. Usher, Herman
A. Metz and other distinguished men
throughout the United States. The as
ISOLATION mas its headquarters OF l
Broadway. Frederick l.. Long is founder
Of the movement and secretary OF the
organization. 4,
Since July l 1000 boys. recruited
from New York City without respect to
race, creed. color or social posltloh'
have received military training at Fort
Ham iltOn under the direction OF non
commissioned officers of the regular
army Many of the boys remained dur
ing the entire camp, while others were
enrolled for shorter periods. before
entering camp they received prelimi-
nary training at the Brooklyn navy
ward. at Fort Hamilton and at the
armory OF the 22d Engineers. Each
paid for his own subsistence at the
rate of 20 cents a day, all other ex-
penses being borne by the association
As an incentive 10 the boys Of the
greater city, $4,000 Of whom the as
ISOLATION hopes 10 enroll next year, a
series Of drills in places convenient TO
their homes will be held throughout
the winter Boys between the ages OF
twelve and eighteen will be welcomed
in the camps, the purpose Of which is
not military, but rather TO teach dlscl,
pline and a respect for authority and
TO give physical and industrial tram
ing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-24
ARMS INSPECTOR IMPALED
William :. Mccartney. Harvard Man
NAV Die of Injuries.

Utica. y. Y. Sept 23.--William SIN
ccrly Mccartney. d graduate Of Har-
ward University and inspector of arms
for the Canadian government at the
Savage arms plant in Utica, was found
impaled on an iron fence in this CITY
M o'clock this morning. He had
fallen 20 the fence from piazza ana
an iron picket entered one eye so
dccplv that two policemen and physi-
clan coull not pull him off. He was
conscious and the physician chloro-
formed him. Then the iron picket was
sawed of and Mccartney was taken TO
a hospital. where the picket was re-
moved from his eye. His recovery Is
not expected.
Mccartney is a member Of promi-
rent Philadelphia family and his
father is James +. Mccartney. manager
OF the Hotel Majestic in that city. lie
was engaged in the advertising bust
ness and lived in Syracuse before com
ing TO Utica.
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on Avenue A, between Eigh.y.s,,,
Eighty-second Streets, will b..;. :"
p. m. tomorrow and continu. s,.
out the week. The term beeiD, !" "
Der 2. There will be classe, "a, ". wa
who have not completed the d.v :,
work and for aduIts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-24

Forty-cight suffrage States led by
Victory, Yesterday started cut for Cen
trail Park, where the law had decrecd
that no pageant must be given. Forty
eight suffrage states" later started
home again, wearing n certain polite
and inscrutablc smile. Victory still was
in the lead.
They hadn't given their pageant,
and they had remained within the law.
The only thing that they had done was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-24
Eversley Childs Road Foreman.

Eiycrhcad. Long Island. Sept. "a
Eycrslcy Childs. who has q country
home ~ Cranes Neck, OldIcld, has
been appointed highway foreman for
that section b. the Superintendent Of
Highways Of Brookhavcn town. He has
accepted the appointment. Mr.. Childs
Is n director Of many corporations and
"a good roads enthusiast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-24
Suffragists Outwit Police;
Stage Pageant Outside Park
Uniformed Guardians Busy Keeping Women from IRE
senting Tableau Depicting Fight for Franchise in
Forty-eght States.

to pose for the photographers in OK
actly the positions they would have
taken had they been giving the
pageant. and for longer period than
it would have taken.
SO it was one of those rare occasions
when everybody was hsppy-exeept,
perhaps, the police. Patrolmen we're
present in extra numbers, and they
made up for the tameness Of the day
rs we'll as they could. Never has a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-24

Newark. Her home was at Ill Me-
chsnic street. Michael Meehan, the
motorman, and Samuel Ferguson inc
conductor, we're arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-24
Dore inpractically
Oriental Rugs ~ =. , - 80 ,9,sr,ts

occupy the entire Fifth Avenue
side of the extensive Rug De-
Dartmemt. Especially interest
ing are the antique and semi
antique rugs from Persia, China
and the Caucasus.
Immense numbers Of choice
modern Rugs, i'm large and odd
sizes, insure & suitable and sat
isfact0ry selection for home or
office use.
The prices are comparatively
moderate.
rug Department, Fifth Fioor)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-24

Unmarried fresh from
n Gc the wrap
nOSN0 INV pings in
which Partisan hands deity
placed them, are shown in the
spacious Department on the
Third Floor. The collection in
cIudes several masterpieces Of
famous French artists; and in
addition there are many dainty
negIigees of American origin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-24
Trolley Car Kills Girl.

Marcclla Sweeney, seven years old,
was hit by a trolley car and killed yes
.erdav at Market and Ward Streets,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-24
A Sale OF
Filet Lace Window Panels

THAT is OUT OF TIE ORDINARY
Is most unusual collection of over 1000
Hand made Filct Lace Panels Iall Of this
seasons i1lportatiOn), offering splendid
values i'm merchandise Of exceptional merit,
will be on sale ON the Fourth Floor to=rm0r-
row (MOnday)
at S8.75 TO $500 each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-24
at S8.75 TO $500 each
Decorative Lace Pieces

consisting of Handmade Tilet Lace Covers,
gcarfs, etc, for the Autumn and Winter
-e-iurn;ohtng or the timely selection of gifts,
will be included i'm this Sale
at uncOmmOnIy low prices.