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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-06
Iowa Business Men and Equal Suffrage

The business men OF Iowa are an
ever present help in the time OF sur
rage campaigning. and by scores and
dozens they ara coming out for wo-
man suffrage. Every day brings more
announcement tn the Iowa women
from the business world. prominent
bankers. merchants. manufacturers
and professional men are proving good
friends OF the suffrage cause and lend.
ing their time and influence to the
work OF pushing the campaign TO n
successful conclusion. 4 recent can
vass in the state brought out a most
promising number OF pledges ano
statements from influential business
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-06

sun nine or rain outside viii not ar
rect I'M sdehghtf.l entertainment that
VIII Do given by The members OF tho
Gay classes OF the gymnasium in mo
D. W. gym saturday Afternoon. May %.
Ion. ION. > 20 o'clock The gym viii be-
Irettily decorated with sprlng flowers
and shrubs and made TO look as near
lN- the outdoors as possible which VIII
make charming background FOR the
danny costumes OF those taking part.
The dances. drills and May pole have
bfeu very carefully planned and Tn,
program Includes many aftfarfIv. mum b.
'ers. Tho little girls Ia th.Ir colonial
COST TUNES. Wlll DO the mIuuet "a cuur. It.
style. the paper dolls. 500 rainbow finr-.
Wil be on hand with pretty drill and
~, Ia. l't. canoes wiz Do appropriately
produced Ia the costume of the peasant
Nhich Will include Danish. Dutch. Nun
sarltn. swedish and English.
Tickets are on sale at the association
them. just = a. small Admission viii D..
SltrEe4 and cake and candy viii be- nu
90 lesa,es Go the Geneva conference u
August.
Dinner and Supper
Ihe following Is the menu fe- tho
dinner and supper 20 be served b.. tf.
t.tHLnrS AID society OF the Zane -f-..r
VI. D. ch1r'n today. dinner from ID Poo
Dinner Menu
49,, ho.'h nam gravy
Mashed potatoes baked corn
Peach sauce ieuy
f1ckles
Bread butter coffee
supper Menu
,, gresmed cn.6F.n baked bears
''-1 I''i cabbage
Spaghetti with fotato sauce
cheese balls
Bread butter
P1e coffee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-06
In Illinois, Where Women Vote.

In the suffrage conference in Ma.
comb. Illinois. a few OF the reports
follows:
Noodhull-Women are carry ing on
eleaning-up work and planning a lee
ture course.
MISUNDERSTANDING for a univei-
slty extension course in home eco.
Monies: cooperating in the movement
10 establish a community house
heiths burg-Conducting a cleanup
week; cleaning up the parks and plant
ing mowers, making community CEN
Ter OF the school house. publishing the
weekly paper for two issues. and TAX
ing the lead in the movement 10 build
new levee along the river
treator-ArranglnS a cleanup pa
rade and establishing school nurses
Established a cleanup day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-06

most absurdly n Inr-d whirns and
drops tho part OF tyrant. Viola Kild0y
lo'eJoy. OF Bethesda. o.. will take the
part of "Petruchi8" and .'Katharfna,. t,-
Miss Hazel Young. Of Toronto. ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-06
More co-Education at COLUMBIA.

The woman dentist has been grant
ca the privilege of studying in the
now columbia university dental
school, plans for which are now being
formulated. This is the second step
toward opening all departments to
women that Columbia university has
taken this year. the first being that of
throwing open the school OF medicine
10 women.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-06

Miss I,ous Scharf. secretary. Miss
catherine Hauke. treasurer. Miss naomi
W lli.uHsou. In connection with the at
Eur It~t evening a program was given.
Miss Elizabeth Brown giving an inter
sitting historical sketch OF the clab from
ltl" tu 1915 Miss Marie Bruhn delight
"a with reading. this was followed ly
program. which was a connecting Iiu.
between 1914 and this year bv Miss
hrown. Miss Serig recited very clevcrly
ana the affair closed lea a pleasing man
uer. by m" following song, which wa.
composed Boy Miss Lon Scharf.
Let sing a song for the Y. W. .. A.
Whore mirth ana joy and good fellow
ship. too.
Are waiting now for YOU.
On sing for all the Club-rirIs
Lh" Uutug club and the o. g. 4
The W ld"-awake and Happy Hour Kris.
The -Four Leaf clover, SunioJ.
All hal! 20 thee y. W.
Three cheers for the Y. W
y. boublc-u. g. A.
Then sing our love for tho y. w. a. A.
sins FOR o." gym. for the gymnasium.
The swimming pool inviting
D. always allied with happy thronE.
Gay laughter her" is always riugiuE.
ana no" ana then comes a burst Of SONG.
4 Toousiins song for the y. ". G. A.
Here ,hs-s is something to an every
\ p.ac. Tor an indeed.
The fibI" classes over
Are hu'i with those who their Lord
would know
And hy their daily lives endeavo-
Ills loving kindness 90 others show
The Following Were guests.
Bertha Erecken kather.ue Hsnke
Grace Leo s,amm f1 ' -, i H@ngs
Anna bruhn N.lIe Pryor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-06

Chivalry. Logic and Justice in Virginia
travelling statesmen who cannot 20
10 the polls may mail their votes In
virginia. but women may not vote az
also recent session OF the general
assembly OF Virginia ruled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-06

tial social AFFAIR at the club. which will
be followed this year by an even larger
number than formerly
No other spot offers more induce
mcnt for both formal and informal en-
tertaining than The club. the natural
beauties of which are an additional
consideration Manager Dimmey's ar
engagements for the entertainment
or the guests last evening were
part icularly pleasing and were enjoyed
by the following.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-06
Votes for Indians. but No, Women

I Ne Usage tr1be OF Indians have lust
been made full iledged citizens OF
Oklahoma, but the women of the state
remain unenfranchised and subject to
the vote OF these two thousand In
dians
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-06

ing Of this group % was decided to or
ganiz" dancing class FOR children. tho
meetings To- be held at the homes Of
members. Mrs Archie PAUL will bc
hostess on Friday evening. MAY L.. a.
her home In Wood dale. This will adj
INIT or six lessons during the spring
time. the project TO b. resumed ln tho
fan u sufficient interest - manifested.
The following ladies are VA charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-06

IRA For those prcferlng cards tables
VIII be placed In tho rarlors and at
~ 30 o.ciucL luncheon will he served
Inc fol'W'nE compose the committee iu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-06

junior AuhAilaFy supper
fE. d Junior Auxiliary ~ 81. Matthew FL
church viii give one or their well known
-AHp'r7 "u Tuesday evening. Nav 9th.
from a.iH rD 80 elDrE All members
.uf lI" parish and friends are most cDr-
al4Iy invited i' attend this supper and
Do Do a. WORTHY cause.
II' i"i.oNiuE persons viii have
.'iI h..'ff'.i AIre. ~. A.. ogden.
Mrs @. 4. Asahmsr. Mr. John Nc
goa .nF. Mra. walker Allen. Mics Fannie
hitHL
'i-- 'hFt. Rose. Mr.. W. =
lfahll'"n. MISSES Nancr Hare. susan
iIafrr. MAR "a Dow ns. Martina tiirs.h
'NN 'N.I.f iIl'lI'...
fSole NO i.
Mlh.f..
.-'-r'if tuHl'0 Ir.rH Farmer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-06
VOTES FOR WOMEN"


Virginia
al the disposal each
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-06

Tonight. last night Of Carnival, 26th
street Play Grounds.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
The report Of otto stoll. register of
dAeh. fnr AnAc d, he y ahnAra u NH
COURT ENJOINS
TRACK MOVING
Shifting Of Detroit Terminal
Railroad AT Ford Plant
Opposed by Residents

Sull another of tho numerous suits
that have rainci upon Henry Ford
end on The Forl Motor company
during The past four months was
started Friday by residents and land
owners in tho vicinity OF the Forl
Motor company who object 70 the
construction Of railway tracks on
Edrevood ave Highland PARK This
work already has been started and
As cccasioned by the new extensions
which the Dodge @ brothers have
been attempting TO enioin In another
action
The Detroit Terminal railroad is
raued a dcfen liant in the snit with
the ForI company. Judge Hally
granted temporary injunction Fri
coy afternoon, when the SUR was
started by George VI Kennedy and
hts wifc, OF MdlaLd-Hve The next
move ia tho suit will be a motion
10y the Ford company and the Ter
minal railroad TO dissolve the in
junction
Kennedy, who is lumberman.
brings the suit as land owner and
as president ~ the Mldlsndave as
soclaticn, which. It is stated was
organized TO keep ur the exclusive
~ residential character of the
Bciehborhood and tc maintain It's
restrictions II is claimed that the
Highland Park Land company guar
anleed that tho lots were restricted
to residential purposes.
The plaintiffs hold thai the prox-
unity OF tho tracks will lower the
value OF their property. that the
lives Of their children will he erdan-
gcred and that transients VIII be
encouraged 20 flock there
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
TOT IS KILLED
BY AUTOMOBILE;
DRIVER is HELD

While crossing St Aubin.ave.. al
Hendrie.ave Friday afternoon Ell
more Smogor, aged three, daughter
Of Michael Smogor, No. 1924 81
Aubln ave. was struck by an auto
mobile driven by Edward Schatows
% years old, No 233 Porterst Tn
chlld was taken 20 samaritan hosi-
tai. where she died shortly after
ward
Schatows did not stop his car af.
ter the accident. but vas later ar
rested and charged with mauslaugh.
ter he claimed that the child step
ped In front OF his machine
Joseph Peters, Ave years old No
l24 Orleans-sf.. was struck by AT
automobile driven by Bishcha Al.
lomny, No. 222 Third-ave.. early
Friday evening, while crossing Con.
gress-st. east. between Orleans and
Riopcllc-sts The boy sustained :
fractured skull and internal injuries
and was removed 10 st Mary's hos
pital in a serious condition Ailomny
Is being held charged with reckless
driving
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02

When Annette Kcllcrmann Is seen
in the million-dollar spectacle. "A
Daughter ef the Gods. in the
Washington theater. at the Christ
mas holidays thc audiences will
witness the burning up i'm one scene
alone OF S25oo1o OF good American
money. A great Moorish city ls
wiped out by Grc while terro. stick
on thousands Geo thru It's gates and
cap off its walls.
Ordiuari.y the spectator would
say: "Oh mat is just another OF
those big fake scene We see 50
often IN the movies"
But in this disastrous Gre of VII
liam FoX's amazing picture, concret.
buildings crunDle and tall IN ruins
a majestic temple and mosque top
pie into hopeless debris. and the
whole is extremely realistic and con
vincIng. The destruction by fire OF
this city was premeditatedly part
of the picture The Moorish city
was built in July and August. 1915.
a. the wondrous setting for Mr..
F'ox's keHermann spectacle. The cost
Of this municipality in the sent
tropics was s350,0O0. Within the
city. besides palaces, public build
ings. mosque and granite-carvec
fortress. there were shops and ba
zaars, a slave-mart an lodgings tha'
sheltered 10000 persons. The city
was built on the swampy ruins of
old Fort Augusta. which had been
abandoned for more than so wears
Viewed from the sea. the buildings
we're even more impressive and pic
turesque than those OF a quaint and
real old city Just few miles away.
The real city has a legitimate ar
tiquity but the false antiquity OF
the movie modernists completely
eclipsed H.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
LA TOILETTE TO
FIGHT FOOD COST
viii Work for Laws TO Pre-
vent Soaring
Prices

MADISON. Wis, Dec. Senator
laFollette will enlist his services in
tire battle against The high cost OF
living In the next congress.
- most certainly am going 70
work for some legislation TO put =
dlmper on the ever soaring hisl
cost OF living. said the senator. II
am goinc 70 work seriously and
long on ibis problem I cannot give
out any advance statement as TO
what my course will be because at
present ! DO not know. Wien I do
know | viii DO everything / can !
0eiIcve in having Eain with thUu-
dCr."
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
CAR SHORTAGE
HOLDS UP AUTOS
Sl0,00O,000 Worth of Machines
Now In Storage; Some
Plants May Suspend

More than ilO.oOO,OOO worth OF
automobiles are now stored In DE.
troit motor plants, awaiting ship
ment as the result OF the shortage
OF freight cars. which Is becoming
so acute that factories will either
be obliged to CT; down their pro-
duction materially O suspend opcr
aIons altogether
These facts were brought out in
a discussion Friday afternoon be-.
tween members OF the trafic com
mittee ~ the National Automobile
Chamber OF Commerce az a special
meeting in the Detroit Board OF
Commerce.
Two committees were named TO
call on railroad officials thruout the
Central Freight association territoH
in an effort TO relieve the situation.
II was stated that there are approx
lmately 10000 automobile cars in
this territory and on eastern trunk
lines that are being used for all
kinds Of shipments other than auto
mobiles
An effort viii be made 10 have
he cars returned to their home
lines
TraIc men named on the com
mittee include IT, r Moule. OF the
Chalmers Motor Car company A
c. Westfal Of the Cadillac Motor
Car company II VI Newlin. OF tho
MaXwel! Motor Car company; Wal
ter l. Pferee. J. U. Graham, OF the
REQ Motor Car company, Lansing,
md c. W Eggers. OF thc WHY'S
Overland Motor Car company, To
ledo. MIR. Eggers is chairman OF the
trafic committee and presided AZ
the meeting.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
INCENDIARIES
SUSPECTED IN
BARN BLAZE

A barn belonging 10 Rosia Dema
rio. No. sos Riopele.sf. was de
stroyed by FIRE early Saturday morn.
ing. and horse was burned 10
death The fire. is believed 10 have
been started by enemies OF Dema
Eio. "a an investigation showed that
kerosene had been sprinked around
the building.
John Zaurrini, % years old, No
1925 Hamilton-ave was arrested by
Patrolman Louis Schmidt and is
held for investigation
While the hre was stll in pror
ress several shots were fred from
tic home Of Demagio The police
searched the house and found Ben
and Faro Vilate and Prank Tnpo
who claimed that they had fred the
shots in order 10 attract attention
10 the IRE They are being held az
disorderly persons
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
FARM CREDIT
EXPERTS MEET

CHICAGO. Dec 2-Cooperation
Will be the ,hcme. and help the
farmer and YOU will help the ulti-
mate consumer" will be the cry at
the sessions OF tho National Con
ference on Marketing aud farm
credits. which begins here Monday
Big men from the bank cooper
ate organizations. and government
and state officials Will tell The farm
81 how 10 raise moro crops and got
better prices for them, eliminate the
middle nan. and how to gc; money
10 improve tiis fam
The delegates a. whom thousands
are expected. viii nn tcli that farm
crs are not as class tic 1uto-owu-
irE rcd harm. bon ,.clippers pictured
Ia fiction Ouj ~ six million farm
efa. nearly half are tenant iarmcrs
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
INVESTIGATE
STOCK MALADY
State Veterinarian and Federal
Officers Inspect Local
Slaughter House

Dr George w. Dunphy, state vet
erinarian. and a representative OF
the local Office of the federal bureau
OF animal industry Saturday morn
ing began joint Investigation Of
mysterious malady discovered
among cattle in a slaughter house.
First reports sent 20 the state vet
erinarian were that the cattle show
ed symptoms of hoof and mouth ~
ease i was learned later. however
that the cattle may be sufferins
from the same rare ailment which
affected the stock in the Kansas
City yards and temporarily prohib-
tied shipments TO the Chicago yards
Dr Dunphy declared reports made
20 him have Deen vague, and that he
will be unable 10 state the exact
nature Of the disease until thoro
examination has been made
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
CITY BUDGETS
To Be LARGER
Increased Cost of Material viii
Make This Necessary, Marx
Tells Cabinet

Each department head Of tho
government will confer
with bureau Of government research
experts within the next two weeks,
10 become familiarized with the new
system of budgctmaking which the
bureau has recommended in an en-
Ceavor to work out a cost account
ing system for the city.
This decision was arrived al after
Mayor Marx and his cabinet had
spent two hours discussing the rec
concentrations, Friday afternoon.
That the budget will be somewhat
higher for l9l7.1S was indicated
when the mayor addressed his
subordinates. telling them that the
Increased cost in the operation OF
machinery and other iteIls probably
would result in requests for larger
appropriations
Under the new budget plan vari-
Gus activities Of the different de-
Lartments will be listeC. with the
total required This does not mean
that the old system OF listing sep
arate items will be done away with.
by listing the activities the gov
Gnmental bureau exports declare
that an accurate means OF compar-
ing expenditures Will be established
n two years
Because 30 much time was taken
up in discussing tho budget, the
mayor did not take up the irvcstiga-
Ton OF charges OF inef7ciency made
by tho research bureau against the
se1ver inspection department of the
city.
City Controller Engel proposed n
charter amendment limiting city
bonds 10 three classes. school. sewer
and general bonls Under the lat
ter classification it would be possi.
bic TO issue bonds for an emergency
or other special purposes without
the necessity OF getting special
authorization
The cabinet will meet again in
two weeks
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
CASS CITY MAN
ARRESTED IN
WYANDOTTE

John Desho. wanted in Cass City
Mich, on a charge OF moving chat
tel mortgaged goods. was located IN
Wyandotte Friday by Sheriff W NJ.
Harris OF Cass county. and Chicf
OF Police John Denman OF Wyan
dotte Desho is charged with chat
tel mortgagins goods TO the value Of
$3.50. He disappeared last Septcrj.
ter and took the goods with him.
lie came 10 Wyandotte and was liy-
ing on Eighth 81. alias John Tasho
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
Realty Man Exonsrated

Edward T. Samuel, Detroit real
estate dealer was fully exonerated
Of charges brought against him ip
the Ontario supreme court By
Thomas J Shaw. New Orleans horse
man. and John r BRADY They
sought TO prove that samuel was
their agent I'm the purchase Of Oiib.
way lands and demanded an ac
counting Justice Middleton held
that no charge OF fraud had hccn
substantisted and that there WAS nc
evidence 10 prove that he had VIC
lated any agreement he made with
the plaintiffs
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02

traffic laws. He cites the case OF
the saloons which now obey the clos
ing regulations simply because they
know they are being enforced, while
for wears they violated thom. The
soloonkeeDers knew that when
Couzens told them 10 close he meant
81 He believes the same would be
true in the case OF trafrc.
Commissioner Couzens viii nd
dress meeting OF citizens in the
hoard of Commerce auditorium Mon
cay noon on tho traffic situslion.
and the citizens will be asked to dis
cuFf The whole question with spe-
Cial reference 90 the new non-park-
inr regulation in The downtown us
trict Edwin Denbv, president OF
tho board, will preside.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
MAN VANISHES;
WIFE PENNILESS

Emil Seastrand, 27 years old, No
1884 Heien.ave., disappeared from
his home Noy - and has not been
heard from since by his wife. whc
is without funds TO support herself
and two children. one FIVE years old
and the other eight
Seastrand until his disappear
ancc. had been salesman for tho
Clairview Cemetery association. Hc
is Hye fect II inches In height and
weighs l65 pounds when last seen
he wore light overcoat. dark SUI,
green hat and black shoes.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
Severe Rheumatic
Pains Disappear

rheumatism depends on an acid in
the blood. which affects the muscles
and Joints, producing Inflammation
stiffness and pain This acid gets
into tho blood through some defect
In the digestive process
Hood SHrsaparilla, the old.timc
blood tonic. is yer, successful I'm the
treatment of rheumatism. II acts 81.
rectly. with purifying effect, on the
blood. and improves the digestion
Don't suffer Get Hoods today. Adv
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
Auto Thief csuuht

Herman Hahn. rs years old. IS
held in central station charged with
unlawfully driving away an automo
bile belonging 10 w. n Lane. No
G94 Field-aye. Lane notified the pc
lice Of its disappearance and half
an hour later was notified that u
had been recovered 10y Patroiman
Joseph Bosworth, who arrested
Hahn Ham lives az 40 G23 Eight
tcnthst
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
AUTO BANDITS
GET 5000 MORE

Harry F. Sands. No. % Alfred r.
owner OF an indoor baseball parlor
at Broadway and Gratlotavo7. rc.
ported 10 the police Friday evening
that he was stopped by two mon m
an automobile at Alfred and John X
sts., az TAO p. M. and robbed OF
$500 according 10 Sands. The
thieves did not touch S37 which ne
carried in another pocket. goi1
watch and diamond stickpin which
he was wearing.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
Sues Canadian Ford Company

Justice Middleton, sitting at Sand
wich, Ont. Friday. deferred hearing
OF the suit brought by Mrs Char
ttte Heck, an aged re-, lent OF
Ford City, Ont. against the Cana
dian Ford COMPANY Mrs. Heck al.
legged that tho vibrations from the
power plant of tho compeny caused
damage 20 her residence and robbed
her Of ner sleep TO such an exten,
that she has become ill The com
pany promised TO remedy condition
and pending its action the case VIII
be held in abeyance Mrs Heck
brought charge Of maintaining ~
nuisance.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
OH. HUM! COST OF
WAKING UP RISES

Low priced alarm clocks. nto
mn{l ofhor low-ir'cod thlgs. hav,
tecomc thing 81 the past whit"
30 is impo lbIc lor jewellers 10 ol
tain hs MANY clocks as th,y ,u
scll they declare. even-of The me
dlumpric. q grades Once more the
explanation OF thc war is called
into use Many clock factories an,
making munitions. and those which
aren't loel tho Increased cost ~ M,
metals that go into clocks. Some
manufacturers have officially adyanc
cd their prices from 20 TO % per
cent
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
WARRANT ISSUED
FOR HOTEL MAN

A warrant was issued in polio,
court Friday for the arrest OF
Charles Clements. Of tho 1forei Met.
ropole, No. 12s Woodwardsve.,
charging him with keeping his bar.
her shop open on Sunday The war.
rant was sworn TO by palrofman
William Maloney, of the first pre-
Cinct