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Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-11-30
SWEDISH WOMEN
MUST WAIT FIVE
YEARS TO VOTE
Movere0t Is Well Under Way
However, and Advocates of
rouaI Suffrage Believe Full
Eof.aochisene0t Is Sure
,,..oclateJ Press Correspondence)

-'I.roIm. sweden, Nov l5.-SWe-
,ha only one Of the Scandinavian
opp, MICS , i'm which women do not en-
tou' or tbe same right to vote as the men
osst Al best wait some five years be-
nus romuletc enfranchisement of It's
lo's on 6ut that the goal will ultl-
Noi''I me reached not only here but
ln",tLI ns,L.r "backWard' countries is the
a.n, ~ conviction of the National Swe-
u.h In Womaus Suffrage ASSOCIATION
yhtcb has just concluded its annual
convention.
pooorts made at the convention
,,rrld greatly increased interest i'm
,S1moyement throughout sweden.
There are now nearly 10000 women
lnrolIed i'm the association ana some
goo branch ORGANIZATIONS Particularly
aatfyinp to the leaders was the re-
Tnrt of d great growth Of interest
mont the country's clersymen, as
,reu AS among men generally Men s
..sociations for woman suffrage were
larmod during the year at Kristidn-
.tad ana Malmo, and some of the best
.nown swedish men ave beginning to
interest themselves actively i'm the
movement
coIy fourteen years, although efforts
fl, improve the position Cf women gem
,r4lly We're begun at an early period,
Sweden standing in the front rank Of
riropeau countries In this respect. It
wgs not until 1902, however that a
definite organized movement to Sc
c9ra votes for women was begun. The
Impetus for this was given by a man,
Burpomaster c. A. Lmdhagen of
stockholm. BurgOmaster LindhJgen,
Who was also a member Of the second
chamber of the Riksdag, presented "a
woman suffrage .bill in the lower
houec. Ii was defeated by III to ga.
Victory in 1905.
The first notable victory was in
1906. when both chambers of the paI
lament decided to petition the gov
crment to investigate the subject Of
woman suffrage This report was
submitted to the Riksdag i'm 1911 IN
tbe meantime $500 universal fran
,bise had been granted the Swedish
men, and the first use they made Of
il was TO elect a liberal government,
In which *. 4. Staaf was premier
Staaf presented a woman suffrage bill
in 1912 as a government bill, and it
was supported by the constitutional
committee of the Riksdag The up
per chamber defeated it Sc to- 5S but
the lower chamber gave 14O votes for
TO 65 against
A further unavailing effort was
made this year to induce Herr Ham
marsqiold. present premier to make
a government measure of the bill a
change Of the nature proposed in
wolves an amendment to the constitu-
ton. and hence must be adopted by
both houses Of two successive parlia-
ments The Riksdag session early in
1917 will be the last session Of the
present parliament and, although
conditions have apparently not altered
since the last unsuccessful attempt
the women see themselves compelled
to make another effort to secure the
passage Of equality meas
ure The bin will probably te pre-
sented as a social democratic party
measure But even in the unlikely
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-11-30

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Queruuc
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6. block T. Hrovuwcll 4 Lail's Add,
Trust Deeds.
Primitive Candeorlo and wife to E.
T. Booth Tr, November rs. piece OF
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f. MrkpthuIp and wife 90 George
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-11-30

New York. Nov. 29.-An additional
consignment of gold from Canada
valued at SS,OOOOOO, was deposited at
the assay office here today by ). =
Morgan & co. This makes total Oh
$4,000. 900 received in this city ana
Philadelphia thus far this week ana
hrings the years total imports to date
from all sources up TO about S5l0'-
100000.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-11-30
DEFENSE CLOSES
IN THE NJ DANIEL
MURDER HEARING
Accused Prosecutor TeStifies
in Own Behalf "My Father
and Mother Loved Each OH
ell" Testimony of Son,

st. Joseph, Mo. Nov 2g-Thc de-
fense of oscar d. Mcdaniel, prosecut-
ing attorney of Buchanan county, who
is on trial on the charge of having
murdered his wife, closed late today
and court adjourned until Friday,
when the introduction of states re-
buttal testimony viii begin.
After the accused man had occu-
pied the stand a large part of the day
the defense ended its case with the
introduction of OdelI Mcdaniel, -
year-old son of the indicted prose-
cutor His testimony consisted prin-
cipally Of the brief testimony
My father and mother loved each
other"
Mr.. Mcdaniel was called to the
stand after his aged father and two of
his sisters had testified that his mar
ried life had been happy.
Did you assault your wife, he
was asked ON direct examination.
Il did not" Mcdaniel answered.
The court room audience was the
largest that has attended any session
Of the trial and heard the prosecutor
tell his story calmly. He sat with his
hands claspcd most Of the time ne was
on the stand. Now and then, i'm the
tense silence that ensued during his
testimony ne drew his handkerchief
from his pocket ana wiped his lips
Mr.. Mcdaniel gave his version Of
the events the night Of the murder
July IA. This was that he had left
his home about 7:45 p. M. to 20 TO
lodge but had left there about am hour
later to watch two road houses con-
cerning which complaint was made.
The complaint was made on Scptom-
Der 10 and again in April, Mcdaniel
said. but had not previously been look
ed into. He returned TO his home
about If o'clock, talked TO his wife
who had retired, and left fifteen or
twenty minutes later to answer tel
ephone cau which said his brother
was in trouble in a saloon.
Tells of Pistol Duel.
The found the call untrue. ne said,
went TO two other saloons ana re-
turned home about midnight. He en-
gagged in a pistol duel outside the
house and then went into the house
TO get another weapon. He heard
"footsteps through the weeds which
ne eupposed TO have been his assail-
amt he said When he entered the
house ne found his wife had been at
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-11-30

Indianapolis Nov 20 Dennis j..
Bush, city street commissioner is
charged in am indictment returned to-
day. which also names five others.
with conspiracy to dcfroud tho city
Of Indianapolis, through the prescnta-
tiou OF false claims and false payroils,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-11-30
Nee1n I.xncIIcd In TcNa..

CIarksvile. Tex, Nov % Buck
Thomas, negro, who, it was charged,
entered the home of Austin Bishop,
March % last. and attacked Bishop
and his wife with a club, iniuring
both. was taken from "a deputy sheriff
near here last night and hanged
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-11-30
49, LEGAL NOTICES
~N-r~@~~s~~~-~-~-~~~~~N~
NOIICE FOR PUBLICATIONS.

paIIment OF the Interior. u. S. Lsud
,,,s ,.'ee at Santa Fe, New Mexico, Nov. g.
q, ,,vuee ,ie Is bercby given that Wallace Burke.
an uquerque, New Mexico. who on Oc-
t,s q 1903, made homestead. No. 0llsbh
9or f l-2 NE Ia and NE Ia Sc "a Section
Ma-,Ss"Nhshlp N. Range e.. N. M p
t'u'an' has filed notice OF intention to
tba IiVe year proof, to establish claim 20
Crs,l ana above described, before George X.
Naa, ~ 5. commissioner. at Albuquerque
~ Mexico on January s, 1917.
s,n a',naht names as witnesses: F. J. VIII
Fra,,9 9Hoerio Sanchez, Juan Garcia and
Mexico 4" ot Albuquerque W."
FRANCISCO DELGADo, Registrar
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-11-30
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Wilmington. n C., Nov 2g.-Pro-
prietors of practically all bakeries ia
the city were arrested today on
charges that they were selling loaye7
of bread under the standard weight
set by an old city ordinance,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-11-30

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The Washington herald., 1916-12-17
Will ADMIT WOMEN :
TO Swimming POOLS
New Athletic Club Will Be Available
to Wives of Members.

Interest in the new Athletic. Club fol
Washington is not confined to the mer
OF the city whose applications for men,
bershio are coming in by hundreds bul
their wives are watching the progress OF
the new organization. Indications are
that the big club house is destined to be
one Of the most popular social centers OF
the capital
Those who will have charge of the con-
struction of the club house are paying
particular attention to the arrangement
of the features which will be attractive
10 the women A house committee will
have charge Of that part of the club rou-
tine.
Something new to Washington will Dc
the huge swimming pool and bath rooms
To which women will be admitted. FAD
Tor swimming parties is expected to
reach Washington.
In other cities where there are facilities
FOL swimming parties they are a rage.
luncheon being served at small tables
around the pool.
Charles s. Genslinger. secretary of the
rev club. pledges the women of the club
that the tables will be provided and
every facility for serving will be at hand.
A swimming instructor will be provided
Tor women and in the gymnasium there
Will be athletic experts Children will be
given an opportunity to take advantage
of the club.
II is the plan to arrange social events
on big scale in the reception rooms
which will always be at the disposal of
the wives. sisters. mothers and daughters
OF the members when they are desired
Members are privileged to extend the
clubs accomOdations to the women of
their immediate families. each of whom
will be presented with a card giving them
access.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-17

Ing. and special luncheon will be served
after which the faculty Christmas tree
treasures will be presented to faculty
members. These are always fun-provok.
ing GIN cracks that the seniors spend
much thought In selecting.
1t will be decided at a meeting Of the
Board OF Education whether next Friday
Is to be q school holiday According tc
the rules, the day before Christmas Il
holiday; whether that means a schoo
day or a calendar day remains for the
Board to decide.
A special Christmas number of Tech
Life, containing gossip Of old grads, as
well as current news. viii be issued TIES
day.
Representative James r. Lloyd, Of Mis-.
souri,. gave his views on What the school
should mean to the community" before
large delegation of the Emery Ecking-
ton Association Friday night Selden M
Ely presided.
Plans have been submitted to superin-
tendent E. L. Thurston for savings
bank in every school building in the city,
as an adjunct of the thrift crusade. y
The experiment has been tried out sue.
CtS6Adhy StCNCldhu anu " lloOH
Normal Schools,
Staff officers of high school cadets will
be mounted in the inaugural parade. Ar
rangements have been made to have these
officers take lessons in riding at For
Myer every Saturday
Friendship Clubs in high schools are
doing much social service work this
Christmas. Baskets of food, clothing ana
other gifts are being dispensed.
Rare textiles from foreign lands are
Included in the textile design exhibit now
on in one of the studios of Central High
School.
Night schools will close " Wednesday eve.
ming for the holidays, reopening two
weeks slater-Wednesday. January 8. 1871
At Business High School a community
forum will he held Wednesday evening tc
discuss the question.
Resolved: That men and women doins
the same work should receive the same
pay" Three women. Mrs. Kinney. Mrs
Seller. and Miss johnson will support the
affirmative; the negative side will be up
held by Messrs. Taylor. Milner, and Ra-
ciOppi.
The fourth annual prom" of Business
High School Alumni Association will be
held at Hotel Lafayette Friday evening
June ). The same evening Washington
High School Bank officials will entertain
their friends at a dance at Business High
School College Club held its Christmas
dance last Friday night.
Candy making was discussed and dem
onstrated by two of domestic science
teachers at a meeting of the Brent Asso-
cIatior Thursday afternoon.
At the football banquet at Business
The Washington herald., 1916-12-17
NOTES OF THE Schools

When the snowstorm was at its beiph,
Friday. little folk at Wilson Normal
School were taken on a trip to Santa
Claus house In Zero Land In reindeer
sleds they slid over the crisp snow on
1cicle street. through SNOWFALL avenue to
Blizzard terrace. where Santa Claus
greeted them and made a jolly speech
Then he told them of little boys and girls
living very near the school building that
he had found without shoes or coats.
Miss Margaret Dodge was Santa Claus.
Seniors ct Tech are preparing for their
usual celebration on the last day before
the holidays. A skit will be given be-
fore the school at assembly in. the morn
The Washington herald., 1916-12-17

John McCann, of Chestnut. Ill. was
asked by a friend il he voted for Wilson.
He answered: Il did. and so did my six
sons, four daughters. four sons-in-law.
seven granddaughters and my wife. You
see this makes twenty-three votes for
Wilson right in our own family"
The Washington herald., 1916-12-17


High School Wednesday night, Leo Raedy
was elected captain Of the 1917 team. Su-
perintendent Thurston and Assistant Su-
tperintendent Cramer were guests and
speakers.
The clubbing spirit of the AdoIesceni
period has been solved at the Monroo
school by the establishment of a boys
club in charge OF a committee of men
who will direct the boys in debates, ath-
letics. dramatics and music.
Park View community center night
school now has courses in domestic sci
ence, domestic art, modern dancing class
les for children and adults, rhythmic
dancing for children and a modern Ian
guage course. The classes are held Thurs
day and Friday nights.
Sunny Italy" was the subject of s. +.
Kramers lecture before the Petworth As
sociatiop Friday evening.
Lessons on evergreens. their growth and
conservation, are being given by Miss s.
E. Sipe, of the normal school, to children
IN the grades. Miss Spie advocates tho
use of the pungent pine In place of the
slow-growing mistletoe and holly.
A class in Spanish, composed of thirty
three children, and an adult class of fif-
teen members, meets Thursday evenings
ut the Maury School
The Washington herald., 1916-12-17
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DIED

HOLCER-Suddenly on December Il 1915,
at II so p. m, CLARA ] Cnee BuseyJ,
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