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The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1916-09-27

Daughter Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Bass.
A daughter, Jane Lee, has been
born to Mr.. and Mrs Sigmund N.
Bass. Mr.. Bass was graduated from
the University in 1910. He is a men,
Der of Sigma Chi fraternity. Mrs.
Bass was formerly Miss Ada Rudd, a
member of Kappa Kappa Gamma
sorority, and a member of the class
of 1911.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1916-09-27
THE NEW STUDENT UNION


"The Missouri Student-Alumn
Union is assured"
Few readers of the Missourian see
ing this sentence realized its sig
nifcance or knew of the future which
is opening to the University.
By the Michigan Union the students
and alumni of that university have
been brought together in one body
During the campaign for the raising
of the million dollars, in every city in
the United States where there were
Michigan alumni, on the same night
they met to sing songs, repeat cheers
and talk of the "old school" Many
who had forgotten their college days
found classmates and memories.
The Union spirit has spread to the
University of Missouri.
The Union will quicken the rever-
ence held among the "old men and
women" into ambition for the Uni
yersity of the future. 1t will trans
form the alumni into a dynamic force
alert to the needs of their alma mate:
and instantly ready to lend their aid.
1t will be a pleasure to the alumnus
to come back to a home of his own.
the Union building. He will not walk
lonesomely about the quadrangle
searching for some familiar face or
someone to talk yesterday and today.
The Union building will be a great
melting pot for students and alumni
1--WE are glad to have you back with
Us" will be the motto.
At no time in the history Of the
UrVersity has there been a place
where all University students could
meet ON a common ground. The prob
lem is solved-a Union building. In
stead of organized groups with small
memberships there will be one great
union-the student body.
Never before has there been a
place where students and faculty
could chat as man to man aud not
as instructor to student. Students
have sometimes finished their Univer-
sity education with distorted ideas
concerning their instructors. Faculty
men have sometimes grown aloof from
the students because of a lack of
common bond. 1t will make the facul-
ty and student body a community of
kindred spirits striving toward
single goal-a greater University of
Missouri
The Missouri Student-Alumni Union
by securing the Columbia Club build
ing is making a more ostentatious
start than most student-alunmni
unions. In its beginning it will have
a home which is worthy of the or
ganization The obtaining of the
building is a herald to Missourians
that the Union is a concrete organiza-
tion and not a possibility.
There should not be an alumnus,
a student or faculty member Of the
University who is not willing to assist
in the raising of the $250,000 which
will give to the school the permanent
Union building. The Union can only
be secured through their concerted
Efforts.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1916-09-27
FIRE PREVENTION DAY OCT. 8
Every State Will Take Part in Pro
lection Movement This Year.

lection Movement This Year.
Fire and Accident Prevention Day
will be observed in this country Satur-
day, October 9.
"In eastern cities that have been
visited by big eonflagrations, Fire Pre-
vention Day has been observed with
enthusiasm" said E. N. Kurtz, chief
of the city fire department, today.
''No arrangements have been made
thus far flor emphasizing the day
here"
The movement of Fire Prevention
Day was started by the Safety First
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1916-09-27

booklets are valuable for their infor-
nation showing what can be done for
the welfare and sociological condi-
tions in such a large factory" said
Mr.. Severance.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1916-09-27
Gets Booklets From Shoe Factory.

H. o. Severance, University Libra
rian, has received five cartons of
booklets from the United Shoe Ma
chinery Company showing the social,
sanitary and industrial conditions of
their factory at Beverly, Mass. "The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-07
fin EffeCfi0e LaKafi0e
For GroUing Children
DR.. CaidweiFs Syrup PepsIn Highly
Recommended as 2 Family
Remedy.

In children the slightest irreSular!'y
of the bowels has tendency to dis
turb the entire digestive system, and
unless promptly remrd,ed invites srri-
GUS illness. The experienced mothers
knows thai BY training her children ~
regularity in This respect and when
occasion arises administering a mild
laxative. she will have little need for
the doctors services.
Mrs. Leo Wcigand. SOL Central Ave,
\. S.. Pittsburgh, Pa, whose TWO boys,
Frank and Joseph are shown in The H.
iuslraliun, writes thai she has found
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Il most e.
fective laxative. not only for the chill
dren but also for herself. and that Snc
will always keep i; in the house to use
when needed DR.. CaIdwelFs Syrup
Pepsin is a combination OF simple laX;-
tive herbs with pepsin that acts easily
and naturally. without gripping or other
pain or discomfort. 1t is pleasant to the
taste so that children like it. and IS
equally effective on the strongest con-
stitution.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-07
WOMEN ON JURIES
Reno, New, Incident Subject OF Discus
sion-SuEraSe and Ants
Give Views.

Mrs q. y. Oliphant. the national anti
. Suffrage speaker, who addressed meet
mg here II few weeks ago. has submit
ted the following 10 The 1nlclliEgncer
through tn" Wheeling branch OF The
West Virginia Association Opposed TO
WUnHn Suffrage fey publication:
81 trust you vii! grant me space IN
your columns for the following COM
municaIion:
During my speech in Wheeling, 1!
rrild Il newspaper clipping from the
Washington Post, September -. 1915.
which 1oId Of q jury Of six women and
New. !
.'rhc Sulfraglsts wired the mayor Of
Reno and. rs usual misnuoted Inr by
asking. If the triai Wonld last five or
six weeks The article | quoted stated,
the case would probably occupy several
weeks.
'',Thc mayor Of Reno replied, the case
YOU refer to took LOLr or five days, and
1rrrnG it to jurr.' SO we sec. SUCH a
case was being tried and the jury did
serve four or five days. The mayor said.
this jury WAS not locked mp mt any
lime. ] never even lntin1atcd that they
were locked up. The newspaper clipped
/ quoted stated The case was being
tried behind closed doors rs the evidence
was unfit for pablo hearing The
MAYOR does not DENY this. l never for
moment questioned the honor of Nevada.
"Iiowtvcr the above Is entirely i'm
material. for my only purpose in quoting
the clirpin.s nj all was to show that
tho women serve on jurics In Nevada
and these jurirs are composed Of mon
and women. The mayors telegram cS-
lahlishcd this fact for Me hcyonls the
shadow Of doubt. for he says: Nevada
has mixed iuricS drawn from the rcgu-
iar jury list I hope In the interest
Of my argument The Suffraeist$ will
publish Mayor Ryinst on's telegram in
every newspaper in West Virginia. for
that ono sentence. Nevada has mixed
iurics drawn from thr regular Jury list
will win votes against woman suffrage
! in sections al the state which I am UNI
, abln TO reach.
! IT am grateful to the Suffrarists for
their convincing proof Tint women 10
serve on juries in Nevada and that these
iuries are composed Of mon and women.
and 7 nm also grateful that the telegram
! to and from Nevada are on their cX-
! pcnsc account and not mine.
: Yours truly.
! MRS. Q. n. OLIPHANT."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-07
TANLAC GREAT
FOR BAD BLOOD
When Complexion Is SalIoW Try
Cleansing And Purifying The
Blood With Tanlac
RELIEVES URIC ACID
PAINS. TOO. THEY SAY

Il read the statements o; Wheeling
people who were praisin2 Tanlac and
decided would give il a rial as suG-
gestcd and I'm glad 10 recommend 1t
myself now for it certainly does the
work. said Mrs. RhOda iiatton, 22IO
Main street. Wheeling. after having
complained for a long time with rhcu'
matism, inactive liver. Sall0w complex
ion. nervouSneSS and kindred ailments
usually associated with such troubles.
She said: Il had jusI gotten over
case OF La Grippe and was all run
down weakened anu felt bad general
~. My complexion was sallow and bal
due to an inactive liver and | had bad
pains in my limbs and ached and felt
badly all over as we'll as being r":%
nervous. but after taking Tanlac buI a
comparatively short time | am glad ~
say | haven't IN aCHC or Il pain And
enjoy good appetite once more. My
liver IS acting fine and | want m say
good word also for the tablets that
go with each bottle of Tanlac. They
are simply fine. My nerves are better.
my complexion has improved wonder
fully and | am feeling so much better.
III general | cannot say 100 much To-!
Tanlac and honestly recommend ii
10 all. 1t is vegetable preparation
which [ felt would help me from the
first and ii certainly did. 1t is a great
remedy concluded Mrs. Baton.
When you feel weak. achy. nervous.
run down and all-out-of-surts without
appetite. energy. strength or vitality 20
work or play just remember this
ladyS advice and get u bottle Of Tan
lac. Her statement is backed up by
thousands Of others in this city All
vicinity. Remember also that TanIac
is sold only through authorized agent,
{. n. GrieSt & Co. ll25 Market street,
have the sole agency for Tanlac n
Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-07
They Let Him
Sleep Soundly

"Sinco taking Foley Kidney Pills
/ believe j am entirely cured and |
sleep soundly all night II. L.
Straynge.
Take two Of Foley Kidney Pills
with q glass of pure water after each
meal and at bedtime. A quick and
easy way to put L stop to your get
ting up timo after timc during the
night.
Foley Kidney Pills also stop pain
IN back and sides, headaches stGin-
ach troubles. disturbed heart action,
stiff and aching joints, and rheumatic
pains due to kidney and bladder ali"
ments.
Gainesville, Ga, II. It. No. 9. M2.
Fl. T.. StraynGe says: For ten years
I've been unable to sleep all night
without getting up. Sometimes only
few minutes after going. to bed ID
1avc to get up. and ] tried everything
l heard OF for the trouble. Last Year
I tried Foley Kidney Pills and after
taking ono bottle | bclIevG ! am en-
tircly cured and ] sleep soundly all
right"
Por Sale by John Coleman Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-07
THE OTHER SIDE.

MORGANTOWN. w. Va. Nov. -
Thr West Virginia Equal Suffrage Asso-
citation has repeatedly called attention to
the fact that when the vote is extended
"a women in this state they vii! not he
required to serve on jurics. such ser
vice is prohibited by both the statute
law ANA th" Constitution. Tic conStitu-
tinnal prohibition extends /" jurors N
trials for crimes and miEdcmcannrS'.
while the statutory inhibition covers
jurors in Ill cases.
In order that this matter may bn made
perfectly clear to the voters, and that
an authoritative statement Of the Con-
Stitulion and Of tho statutory law may
hc presented To the people OF West Eir-
giMia, an opinion was asked of Judge
Frank Cox. Of Mnrgantown.former Judge
Of The state Court of Appeals. To this
rrnllcSt Judge Cox has kindly replied rs
follows:
Mrs. Lonnn Lowe Tost.
president w Va. Equal Suffrage
Association.
Dear Madam:
you asked me m state the law to
YOU relative tn tho matter of service on
iurirs by women in the event the Equal
Suffrage Amendment carried in West
Virginia. The West Virginia Constitu-
ton. Articln I'LL, Section il. provides:
n0rs unless herein otherwise pro-
vidcd. shall he by n jury of Twelve
MEN. public. without unreasonable
delay. and in the county where the
alleged nffcnsn was committed. I'M
less upon petition Of the accused.
and for good cause shown, it is rc-
moved 10 some other county
The statute, Section 400. HngGS
Annotated Code. 1913. provides:
"'All persons who nre twcnty-one
years OF ago and not over sixty. and
who arc citizens Of this State. shall
he liable 10 serve rs jurors. except
as hereinafter provided.
Section iGi1 makes certain exempt
ions from jury service by mon occupying
certain avucationS.
"rhrrcforc. you Will sec that In nil
trials OF crimes and miStieneanOrS
women could not serve as jurors unless
the Constitution should he amended la
so provide In other cases women could
not serve as jurors unless the statute
were changed SO as To include women
TT is. therefore. true Tint rs the lay
now stands there could be no jury
service by women in West Virginia even
If Equal Suffrage becomes Il law.
Very respectfully.
fSiGned "FRANK CON"
In this connection it may II" said Tho
exemptions from jury scrvi"" now
granted To mon are founded ur"n some
other equally rs important duty t" the
State which IS being performed ny IN"
ones thus exempted. If ii is deemed
wise also to eXnmDt women from Hike
service after they obtain fine vote ii will
be FOR Ike reason.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-07
No Recognition Of
Poland Til After War

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Nov. g.
The question OF The recognition By the
United States of any new government
that may BE- established in Poland will
not arise until after nthG war. It. was
stated authurilHliVely here to-day that
any changes in the administration
made now will be viewed by this gov
eminent purely as war measures sub
icct to recognition only ut the conclu-
sion of h0StilitieS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-07

they are qualified voters OF their pre-.
cinCtS.
Many Home to Vote
Yesterday morning began Ihe in.
pouring OF residents OF " hecliue and
Ohio county vino are employed in
distant cities. Scores OF such Gill
zenS tlocked TO headquarters OF their
parties to ascertain whether they are
registered, and as result party head
quarters, especially Republican head
quarters, hummed with activity all
day.
The election today promises TO
bring out the heaviest vote thai has
ever been cast in Ohio county. With
fair weather prevailing last night. and
the promise OF the weather bureau
for favorable weather today, party
leaders predicted last night that prac-
ideally the entire vote will be out TO-
day This feature OF the election will
cast upon the precinct workers task
heavier than in any previous election.
Polls Open At 6:37
The polls open at G:31 o'clock THIS
$50 o'clocl this afternoon. Because
of the shorL voting day and the unus-
ualy heavy registration, precincts
workers will be kept hustling from
sunrise to shutdown 10 get the voters
10 the polls and the election officers
face the prospects OF an extremely
busy day. Because Of the early hours
at which the polls will close, it is IT,
lieved that BY seven O'Clock this eveG-
ing some of the lighter precincts Will
make their returns 10 the county com
missioner's office.
The County Contests
Locally, the interest in today'S el-r-
ton centers in the fight for the four
county offices, prosecuting attorney,
sheriff, county commissioner and as
SCISSOR.
For the office Of prosecuting III
has ably filled that office since The
election of Hon. Robert NJ. Addleman
to be Judge Of the circuit court, is Up-
posed by Carl O. Schmidt. one Of the
city'S Youngest Democratic attorneys.
In the race for sheriff, Howard il.
Hastings, former chief Of police and
present captain Of c-:y detectives. IS
making brilliant race as the nominee
of the Republican party. He has us
his opDonent. George W. Oldham, the
Democratic clerk OF the county board
of commissioners.
For county commissioner. Henry
Steck, one of Wheeling's substantial
citizens of German ancestry, is the
candidate Of the Republican party. He
is making a brilliant campaign for
this office of trust and responsibility
against John NJ. Garden, the Democrat
ic member of the board whose term
expires the last Of the year. William
A Hankey, present assessor OF the
county. is the choice of the Republican
party for reelection. On The Demo-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-07

Expressions OF confidence in the
outcome of the election today were
voiced by party leaders. both Repuo
licans and Democrats. on the eve OF
what, 1t is conceded. viii be the sharp
est battle of ballots waged in Ohio
county in many years.
No mammoth demonstration marked
election eve, but all day Monday and
until an early hour this morning there
was the greatest Of activity. Commit
tee chairmen, district committeeman.
precinct wor K ers. candidates and
friends of the candidates worked with
a common purpose. TO get out the full
vote today for the party and candl-
dates which their represent. While
but little remained to be done last
night in lining up the voters under
party standards, there was much to be
attended to in the preparation for get
ting out the voc and in calling upon
voters who have not registered to
make sure that they arrange TO go
to the polls with other qualified vot-
ers to make affidavit for them that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-07

The Quinine That Does Not Affect Head
because Of it's tonic and laxative effect
laxative Ercmc QuinuG can he taken by
anyone without CnusinE mcrN uuSncSS or
ringing In the head. There is only one
"I:romu Quinin"." e. W. GROVES sig
nature ia on the box. &C.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-07

At tho very hour the following infa-
nous campaign lie was being sent TO
the Wheeling Register from Democrat
iC stale headquarters at Fairmnnt, Viz
gil l.. Highland was Introducing Unit
ed States Senator Nathan Golf 10 enc
of the most splendid political audi
enceS ever assembled in the state and
that fact nails the lie:
The attitude of United States SEN
ator Golf is typical OF a multitude Of
substantial Republicans who put good
government and decency above petly
political tricksterS. 1t is well known
that Senator Golf has not made Il
speech in this campaign. has not coA-
lributed 4 dollar and has not been 10
the national or state headquarters,
both Of which are located i'll his hOmn
city. Clarksburg. and has not allowed
Highland. Denham or Joe Gaines 20
confer with him."
The dispatch is Il complete tissue Of
falSehouds Senator Goff donated the
use of il number nf rooms in thu Elk
bridge building to the national and
state committees. He made = large
contributions 10 the campaign fund be-
sides. and he has been consulted and
conferred with. whenever at home, ny
both the national and SKATE committees
men and other Republican leaders Of
the state. Such campaign lies as are
contained in the despatch quoted are
roorhacks that fall back on the Demo
cratic machine with deadly effect on
it's candidates for offiCc.-ClarkSburS
! Telegram.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-07

DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin can be
obtained at any drug store for nifty
cents. and should have place in every
home. twill save many times its cost
in lessened doctor bills and MAINTAIN
the health of the entire Family. 10
avoid limitations and ineffective sun
stiturcs be sure 70 get DR.. CaldWetl
Syrup pepsr. See that Il facsimile OF
Dir, Caldwell's signature and his POI
trait appear on the yellow cartoon in
which the bottle is packed. y trial bot
tie. free OF charge. can be Obtained Gy
writing 10 Dr. w. r. Caldwell. 80
Washington ST. Monticello, Illinois.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-07
SCRATCHED 10 YEARS
HEALED IN ONE WEEK
Finally Cured by Using One
Dollar Bottle of AnoloX.

One bottle Of Amolox cured me. For
ten wears I suffered with eczema OF the
scalp, my head being covered VITA
scales and scabs. ] tried evehythinS
recommended and everything advertised
without relief until I bought L bottle pt
Anolox. 1t relieved the itching at once
and one bottle entirely cured my eczema.
L~heartity and cheerfully recomrnend 1t
TO all sufferers at this horrible disease.
JAMES ". SEWARD.
Brazil. Indiana.
Amolox Ointmen: alone will quickly
Danish pimples. blackheadS and take out
all redness OF the skin and cure most
forms of skin disease. Bad. chronic cases
of Eczema, Psoriasis. letter. shat have
lasted for years. yield more quickly
when both ointment and liquid ara Used.
Trial size, soc. Hcge Davis Drug Co.
Harry E. Rau Drug Store. of Wheeling.
guarantees ApoioX. and will refund the
money il it fails 10 give satisfaction.
Send postal for fre. SAMPLE TO AnoloN
Laboratories. Youngstown. Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-07

cratic ticke, for This office is Gaia
l.NirchelI, a former deputy assessor ana
now the county coroner.
One Ohio county candidate VINO IS
absolutely certain OF reelection IS
! ,Indgc Robert NJ. Addleman, presiding
! Judge in Part II of the ONO county
rirruit court and the courts OF HAN
/ cock and Brooke county. He Is run
| ming for reelection on the Republican
ticket and is so highly respected as an
/ official that he has no opposition el'h-
! or in Ohio. Marshall. Brooke or Han
cock county.
On the legislative ticket in Ohio
county, T. Z. EmSley. VIM. /. QUO,
! Harry A. Weiss and \. Price whit
! uker, the Republican candidates.. are
J opposed by Frank +. RlaynGy, frlena
! Cox, James NJ .NoIl and Henry NJ.
! Russell. ir. OH the Democratic llckel.
! Both state senatorial Candidates loT
! he First senatorial dlStrlGt. com poS:eu
of Hancock, Brooke and OHIO counties
iarc from Wcllsburg. Elmer Hough;
| we'll known good roads advocate ana
| president of the Ohio Valley Auto
club. ON the Republican ticket. Is
opposed By Charles |. Wilson, Demo
! Graf, his fellow tnWnSman
on" candidate for presidential clector
on EACH Of the leading party ucEctS
is q Wheeling man. Senator Julian
f: G. IIparne, WHO made Il splendid cam
pai"n for The Republican nomination
! for congress from his district, Is one
| of the candidates of the t"puhIlcan
party fOT presidential rleclor. while
! John Coleman. nj Wheeling. Is a
Democratic candidate Tor -elCtor.
Interest in Suffrage Fight.
I,,o,., i. ,ISu uI crVpr heat in the
luutrnme of the equal suffrage amend
mrnI. Space is provided on the ballot
M The foot of each or the three tickets
on Tho ballot for voting on this issue.
! 4 vote cast For ratification of female
suffrage amendment" is vote TO
give women the right 10 vote A vote
"a gainsl ratification of female SUI
| frarr," is Il vote against allowing
women to vote.
Howard Hastings. Republican candl-
date for sheriff. yesterday lhdlSnalltF
denied a charge made edltorlally III
i Yesterday mornings issue or the Reg
| ister that Tom Leyland and summer
| WaiLer are 10 be iailerS il he is elect
| ed sheriff. -,
Il have made no promises to Mt.
I.eyland, Mr.. Walker or any one else.
said CAPTAIN Hastings. IF | am elect
ed sheriff will go into the office, ah-
| soIutelv at liberty to select the ho*l
men available for the positions mon
! toned. The Register charge Is 4
! malicious last minute falsehood.
| wholly without foundation.
Election spectators hunted until
they were tired for Democratic money
yesterday as we'll as the preceding
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-07

several days. Unable 10 get bets On
Wilson and Cornwcll in West Virginia,
Republican hackers turned their At
tention TO Ohio. y number of bets that
Hughes and Willis will carry Ohio
were made during the day.