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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-06-01
CALLING CARDS AND INVITATIONS

in correct sizes and styles, neatly print
ed at the Crawford Printery, Mineral
Point. Engraving work also furnished
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-14
DON'T FORGET THAT THIS IS
BABY DAY FOR DAY NURSERY

imothers are compelled to work for
their support are cared for during the
day.
On former occasions the people Of
Wheeling have responded nobly OIL
this special day and this year the need
! of the institution is unusually great,
owing TO the heavy loss sustained in
the fire at the summer home OF the
institution.
The circles who will solicit contri-
| buttons will be stationed at the fol-
| lowing places: ST. James Circle
From Tenth street to Eleventh streer
on Main.
ST. Luke's and St Matthew's-The
Island.
Thomson Circle-Tenth street to
| Twelfth street On Market and Market
Auditorium.
W2rwocd Circle-Twelfth street to
Fifteenth st; Get, west side of Market.
! Fourth Street Circle-Twelfth street
10 Fifteenth street on east side OF Mar
ket.
First Presbyterian Circle-Eleventh
street down Main to stone bridge.
William H. Cooke Circle-Marker
street bridge TO Twenty-third street in
Guiding Center Market.
Third Presbyterian Circle-Twenty-
third street TO Bloch Bros.
First United Presbyterian Circle
Eleventh street to Fourteenth street,
west side of Chapline street, includ-
ing the Postoffice.
| Second United Presbyterian Circle
Pennsylvania station and Water street.
Vance Circle-Eleventh street 10
Fourteenth street to B. & o. station.
Fulton--Mrs Louise SAKE.
Whatsoever Circle Fifteenth
street on Market including B. & o..
station.
Delta McLauren Circle-Fourtcensh
street and down Eoff.
There will be gayly decorated ma
chimes in purple and silver, the cJlo-s
of the Kings Daughters, at the cor
jnerS of Twelfth and Market street,
Fourteenth and Market streets, ana
Fourteenth and Chapline streets.
These will be in charge Of Mrs. +. Il.
Franzheim, assisted by the Agnes Lee
Circle of Kings Daughters. The dolls
this year are pink and blue and each
| is tied with a bit Of white ribbon Oh
which is stamped In purple, DAY Muir
sery."
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to serve Us jurors, except as hereinafter

to serve Us jurors, except as hereinafter
provided.
Section 1861 makes certain eNcn2-
tiUnS frum jury service By men occupy
ing certain TrcatiouS.
'''rhercfUre. y"u viii cSc that IN all
trials Of crimes and .nISdstn' an"rS
women could not S"l"r: as jurors unless
the. Constitution should b., amended 10
50 pro: id-. In other c;iS'S women could
not Scr"H Is jurors unless The statute
we're changed - as TO inrlud" women.
IL is. i:I.v. fore. trit,. that as The law
now stands ;h"r.. could b" Il" jury So
vic. by wnmcu IN Nest NlrElni;. even II
E:gual Suffrage becomes a law.
Very respectfully.
(Sign.d) 'Ft;A\k CON.
IL this connection it may b" said IN"
exemptions from jury service now
granted 70 roen are founded upon some
other equally rs Important duty 70 the
State which is being performed by the
ones thus exempted. 1t 1t IS GecmGd
wise also u exempt women from hlHG
service after they obtain the vote 1t Will
b., for like reason
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state suffrage Conventions.

Iowa and Nebraska have just c"nclu'
ded their annual state suffrage c"HN"h-
tions Enthusiastic meetings marked
both conventions which we're lmp"EsHu
ones in the history Of suftraS" III mos"
states. Miss Auua L. Lawther. 81 L'u'
buuue. was elected president OF the loWa
Association, whose former prcSideht
Miss Flora Dunlap. is to be IN settle
Nm, york in Brooklyn, y. Y: this year
The Iowa Association. among other IN
portaut business. -"-atilrfned me non
nartiSau policy OF the National Ancri-
can Womau SufIrag" AsSnciatlon' ms
organ izati0n also decided upon the plar
to introduce into tho next legislature
bill granting the same partial SuIl!aGt
riyhts to women enjoyed by the wo1uen
OF Illinois. ....o ,.so
cinti0u met in Hastings. October Is
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait spoke tWlce
before tho convention. Mrs: William
Jennings Bryan and Mrs. Josiah Evans
Cowles were also on the program. >
ronnecticut. New York and Now
Hampshir. are all scheduled for conren-
tionS this fall
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whether she had ever took account OF
The number OF times Sh. has had pre-
m"ntinnS and they did not amount 10
anything. l have SuSplri"m thitI IL
she did this she would find that they
nutnumbcred the others ten t. one.
AS it is. they slip out OF her mind
and that is the end Of them.
\ hous.majc Of mine said to me- the
other day when I was going on I lit
Tie journey. Il hat" 10 have you go
[ hay" Il prcm"ujtion that something IL
going 70 happen 10 YOU.
Another way of Saying 81 Shall worry
And then. before l could answer, he
cs e5sd h Of lhot up s Sn9 sai have am
prcmonitton is only another way OF say
ing. I shall worry. and wont handi-
cap you that way"
l think everyone with p"SimlSt'c or
worrying tendency has pr"muuilions. Il
frelinE IN The bones THAI something Is
going To turn out wrong. uptimist.'
have the oppoSit" kind OF NrCIn"nit ions.
IL feeling in til" bones that something
is going to come out right. On tn"
whole. that is Il much plcasant"r feel
ing. at least for those who have it.
Those who arc connected with him some
times suffer just as much from his
groundlcSs optimism.
Always AualyZe Your PremouItIons.
In neither case should the Fremont
ton BE- made this basis of action. Ana
I'VE it. Go to the bottom "r the Mat
ter. Find out il there $ any real reason
at the root Of it, any cause for apprc-
hcnding danger. any grounds for being
sure Of success. Then. when you have
gone o the bottom. look carefully at
what you find and act accordingly.
Prrmontition and superstition arc own
cousins.
or course there aro times when scnti-
mcnt as well us reason. has some in
rIucncc on our actions. but don't get tho
rrcnOnition habit. 1t will surely cause
both Of you and those about you much
needless unhuppincSs.
Resides, half tho time premnnitiOp Is
just another word for Indigestion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-14
KINGS DAUGHTERS WILL SELL
TEETHIHG RINGS AND
RGTTLERS
Proceeds Will Benefit One Of City
Institutions, So Contribute Your
Mite

Citizens of Wheeling will be asked
Today 10 contribute their mite for one
OF the city's most deserving lnstltu
lions. At a score or more OF, the bus
Jest corners and larger public buildings
dozens of young ladies of the City Tn
ion of Kings Daughters will be sta
toned to sell tcething rings, the pro
cpeds OF the sale 10 be the annual gilt
of the people of the city for he sup
port Ct the Day Nursery on the South
Side. where dozens Of children whose
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SIDE TALKS
By Ruth Cameron.
Proud of Premonitions,

Did you ever have prcnlonitionS"
have q friend who has them. and
who 10 very proud of them.
1t is useless to try I" persuade her
that they do not mean anything. Sho
will Indignantly tell you OF an occasion
when she mad u premoniti"p and some
thing happened.
Their. was tho time when | didn5t
want JuEn tn go On the fishing trip.
and the baby vas taken so i'll while he
was away" Sh" Will say.
And then there "aS the day had
the prcmontiun my sister wouidn I
como when sh" wrote mc Sh" was going
to. and sur" enough. she didn't.
And so forth and :" on. as long as
"ou care to listen.
How About the Things That Never
Gomez
Now | do not dream Cf Hu"Stinnins
her vrr:.rily am quite willing To he
liavc sh" had thr pr"m"niti"nS. al
though she did not always remember
10 speak Of it before tn" event. That is
q mistake that prophets often make.
But what I do question lis this
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Ant,a Default OF $500 Reward.

MORGANTOWN. W. Va. oct. I'm
answer to many Inquiries received at
stnta hcadouarters OF tho West Virginia
Equal Suffrage Association in Morgan
town. asking for information about tn"
$500 reward offered BY Miss MARJORIE
pornan. the Anti-SuffraEc speaker. lor
evidence showing any liquor orEarlZat-
lions supporting. Anti-SuliraSc "rEani-
,n.ions The following waS given out TO-
day By Mrs. lost. president of the state
Suffrage Association: ,,.a
ar has been NOR" than SIN "nnkS
sincr IN. evidence. was given 10 MISS
Dorman that tn" Mac"mh COUNTY Men
iranl Liquor Dealers Association ni'd
ordl-rd ami paid Tor the insertion! III Lne
newspapers ot Macnmb county OF htS
officially signed advertisement OF inc
Michigan Association oppUSed /" Woman
Suffrage Up to this time ths $DOH re, re-.
ward has not been rccefEeI' ncithGF nas
80 .,.iJencn been denied by Miss Dor
man ne my .Anti-SuffrhSe "rSanlZa-
tion IT.. eLkcr.
Rent il through telling all about It
In the classified columns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-14
DON'T DARE NEGLECT
4 COUGH NOW
1t May Lead to Pneumonia This
Winter-Stop 1t at Once
With Old Black Joe
Couch syrup.

Everyone knows how Il cough
weakens the lungs and saDs the VI
lality. With winter coming on you
must cure that cough as quickly as
possible or YOU may fall easy prey
to pneumonia, grippe and bronchitis.
But don't take dangerous cough
remedies. Old Black Joe Cough
Syrup is safe for any member Of the
family. Absolutely free from opiates
Chloroform and narcotic drugs. 1t
quickly loOSenS the phlegm, opens the
air passages, soothcs irritation and
kills the cold germ. Get a big bot.
tie for only CSC at any good store
Sold in country as we'll as city
stores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-14
ELECT OFFICERS NEXT WEEK..

Following the business meeting Of
the Ohio County Medical Society, held
last night in the First branch council
chamber, it was announced by DR.. R.
NJ. McMillen. president of the society.
that the election Of officers scheduled
for last night had been postponed IN
til Friday evening, October ~.
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Important Meeting This Afternoon.

Tho executive committr OF the OHIO
County Equal Suffrage League have an
nounccd n meeting OF importance for
this afternoon at their headquarters
lee ChHplnr street. Srvcra! matters
will be considered and AL members OF
the committee are particularly urged TO
he present: these will include the Of
iiccrS OF tho association. III" leaders of
the various districts and the chairmen
of tho standing committees.
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y. M, in tho vestry rooms OF he E.oft
Street Temple. Il Salamagunda and Nov
city party will take place. AT the con
clusion OF the games. prizes VIII De
awarded and rcfreshmcnts viii Dc
served. All ladies' uf the Temple are
invited Ia attend.
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Will Serve Supper.

Tho Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent So
cicty will serve supper ut lhc lInft
Street Temple. Thursday evening, 0ctn-
her Goth from 30 10 p. m. \ de-
liCiouS menu Is under preparation for
which a nominal sum Will he charged.
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Christmas Salo.

At n meeting yesterday morning. the
chairmcn OF tho various tw!GS decided
on Thursday December :, ms the open
ing date for their sale. which will he
held in the auditorium of the ElkS' club.
At this there will ~ displayed n womb
crful assortment Of articles the pre-
paratIon of which has engaged the vari-
nIS twigS for many weeks. Mrs. =
fred PAUL is the general chairman IN
charge. ard will u" assisted by n COM
mtirc Of the following:
M"SIlHmcS:
Ia. +. Rrhrrns K. VI. Baird
i. ". EHnkin Robert iiaZl"tt
Ben :. RQ"r {. Bates MrLain
f. W. iIitchMan
Misses:
Nancy Peterson Sarah IiaZl"tt
Frances OG.i,n Margaret li"r"cE
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Have you lost any rental income
during the past Year, Could any Of
this loss have been prevented through
timely advcrtisin17 au26tf
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VIII Hold Bake Sale.

Tho Junior auxiliary uf st. Lul,c'S p.
T.. church viii h"ld = sale al breads ana
pastries today at ih" George T.. StiGel
company store. The public is asked 10
patrnnze and an inviting display of ar
riclcs will he on hand which should
meet with 4 ready disposal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-14
SEVERAL EVENTS
FOR MEEK END
USUAL HAPPY ROUND OF EVENTS
FILL THE DAYS WITT
INTEREST
No Large Affairs Are Scheduled Bun
The Small Parties For The visitor
And Prospective Bride Are
Prominent

Tho week just passed has held =
number OF very delightful affairs
which have added much 10 the social
life of the carly days Of October. While
the large functions have been quiS'
in the minority. there have been many
small and delightfully."- informal parties
for few visitors In the city, ana many
pretty and quiet home weddings, whlle
The parties for the brides and prospec-
tive brides have offered occasions for
some very attractive affairs.
Just now the social set to a great eX-
tent is engaged with various charita-
bic undertakings, in which they are in
trrrslcd, principally the Twig's Christ
mas sale. and other smaller but no less
important church baZars. Then there
is the Red Cross Sewing society which
affords several hours each week, ut
nccdlcwork and social chat, with
luncheon together later.
Today scores Of young ladies will as
sist the Day Nursery by selling on the
streets tho little leething rings, which
will enable The public TO contribute 20
this institution.
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A good cid Republican speech on
present-day issues will be delivered
Saturday evening, at the Carroll Club,
by Senator Warren G. Harding, of
Ohio.
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ruac,,+tua comnittee Meettng

TIL. executive committee ~ the ONO
County Equal SuffraS" L"aEu" Will !ho"l
,hiS AFTERNOON at $3.50 o'clock at tho
Suffrage headquarters. 1222 Chaplihe
street.
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NirSI1nlrS

= small party Of young people en-
i0yrd Il chicken and waffle sumner on
Thursday evening al Wnyman's Inn. a
number Of social pastilnes were features
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Rir1rWOOl Club.

'rhn members "f the kirkw0od club
.uinyr,j the first nj their winter parties
Yesterday afternoon at IN" Windsor
Lu,rI Several matters were considered
r,.r.riniug Ia the arrangements Tor the
coming months. and tn" remaining hours
,,,.rc DEVOTED to card games. 4 hand
snmnIv appointed luncheon was served
1T ! o'rl"'k. This years c!nh members
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Senator Warren G. Harding, of Ohio,
will discuss national issues at the Car.
roll Club, Saturday evening. Be sure
to hear him.
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~ tn" :rSIdrnc" "f Mr.. and Mrs. r.
l.. White cn Virginia street. this after
noon. Miss Mary Helen White will b,
hostess to Il number Of her friends AZ
n prriiily appointed party firm" > unit
:, u'rini Many Interesting games have
been plann'd for thu urcaSiun AMI at
their conclusion n luncheon will h,
served. which will bear all appointment.
IN pink and white. Pretty favnrs will
l." presented the guests who VIII III
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Ncff-M ckclvey

One Of the many beautiful October
weddings was that OF Thursday when
Miss Emma Nora Mckelvey, daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. William Mckelry Of
Glencoe, Ohio. became the bride of
Mr. Herbert Il. Neff Of Bellaire. The
ceremony took place at the home OF
the brides parents at - o'clock noon.
The Rev. !. O. MCCown Of Leechsburg.
Pa. was the officiating clergyman as
sisted by the Rev X. 7. Simmons Of
RellSville and the Rev. r. ID. Clark Of
Warnock.
The beautiful ring service WAS used
and the ceremony was read under al
improviSed archway decorated with
ribbons and maiden hair ferns and cut
flowers. As the bridal party came into
the parlor Miss Olive Dale Ncff,
played MendelSsohn bridal chorus.
Miss MCkelvcy was Decomingly attired
in combination gown Of white geor-
gelte crepe and deep lace Overland
with tatfeta. enhanced with pearl
brooch, the gift Of the groom. She
carried a bouquet Of bridal roses.
The flower girl, Miss Mary Heath
OF licllaire, was becumingly attircd
III an OrGandic dress offset with pink
satin trimmings. She carried pink
roses.
During the congratulatory reception
which followed the wedding ceremony
Miss Ncff played Thine Own Ca
tercr Perry of GAINESVILLE had charge.
o. the arrangements for the bridal sup
per. at which thirty guests we're en-
tertained. The decorations for this
were pink and white.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ncft departed follow
ing the supper for the Washington. d.
c., and other points in The East. Mrs.
Neff was attired in a black tan velvet,
with mole trimmings, with accessories
10 match.
Miss Mckelyey is a we'll known and
popular young lady Of Glencoe, and is
Il graduate of the Muskingrm Conser-
vatOry Of Music. Mr.. Ncff is a promi-
ncnt in business circles of Rellaire and
! is graduate Of the Ohio State Uni
varsity
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For UiGjt0'

Mrs. JOSEPH Rankin ut her home in
Woodluwn. entertained quite inform
ally uu Thursday evening. in c"mpll-
mcnt nf Miss Marguerite Schwartz of
Hamilton. a.. who is visiting Miss Mary
Smith. Cards We're provided for the en-
irriainm"nt Of thu party and later :;
luncheon vas served. the table hearing
Il central decoration ui aStcrs and cos
mos. The guests We're:
McSdnmcS:
MarEuaritc NJ. \. Chew
Schwartz Mrs. Matthews
:. g. Smith Joseph Rankin
Ben h:Nl"y
Misses
Lou Evans Mary Smith
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Novelty Party.
Tuesday evening, October 18th at .
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Rent it through telling all about It
In the classified columns.
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Tuvnrile Party Today.

Lou EVANS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-13
.TRA|T0RSBLAMED
BY MEXICO PRESS
Official Paper Comments On Crisis
Expresses Faith in United
States Serenity.

Mexico City, March 13.-The news
Of the attack on Columbus by Villa
and his followers was first made pub
lie here yesterday morning when the
official organ, Ell Pueblo, published
the text of the note Of the Mexican
government asking the government at
Washington to permit the passage of
Mexican soldiers into American ter
ritory, if such became necessary in
the pursuit of Villa, and, at the same
time granting to the United States the
reciprocity privilege Of entering
! Mexican territory for the same pur-
pose.
Under the caption, 1.-THE Columbus
: Case-Roguery of Natives and For
eigners," Ell Pueblo says editorially:
The infamous and traitorous work
| of reactionaries in the United States
has finally reached its most abhorrent
! point. Because they were impotent to
stem the military and political
tfiumphs of constitutionalism, they
have tried to force armed intervention
by the United States in the affairs of
Mexico, in an endeavor to regain their
| lost power.
These enemies of civilization and
liberty conspire against the harmony
and peace that ought to prevail be-
tween the two peoples, who, because
OF their inclinations. culture, ideals
and geographical position, are called
upon jointly to share the task of
working out the destinies of this west
ern hemisphere.
"The invitation Of tle Mexican gov
eminent, founded, as it is in interna-
tional practice, is the most efficient
means for satisfying public vengeance
We are profoundly convinced that the
American government, maintaining
that serenity and judgment so nee,
essary in these unhappy events. will
follow its initial policy of respect to-
ward the Mexican government and
will combine with it to take such ac-
| ton as circumstances warrant.
in this way the misery of war thus
provoked by the criminal maneuvers
of the enemies of both governments
and both peoples will have been avert
ed. At any rate, we can assure the
whole world that Mexico will never
lose its international citizenship be-
cause before that, it would prefer to
succumb gloriously in the rough sea
Of a heroic struggle-the supreme re-
course of people born never to be
slaves"
General Carranza arrived at Quere.
taro Saturday night, to which town he
hurried with his cabinet from Quad
alajara. He will remain in the pro.
visional capital until the crisis is past
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-13
GO TO SAVE TRAPPED AMERICANS
Troops Sent
to Rescue of
.5OOMOrn1OnS

Ell Paso, March 13.-Cavalry troops
have been dispatched from Laguna on
the line of the old Mexican Central
Railway north of Chihuahua City d.
rect to Casas Grandes to aid the 500
members of the Mormon colony con-
centrated at that point but now cut
off from communication with either
Chihuahua City or Juarez.
General Gavira, commandant at
JuareZ received news of the new cav
airy movement from General Cara
this morning. 1t followed Immediately
on the report of a scout train that
made a run down the Mexican and
Northwestern line in the direction Of
Casas Grandes but turned back upon
seeing smoke ahead at Santa Sofia,
which seemed to come from burning
bridge. Villa was last reported in the
neighborhood of Corralitos, not far
distant. Assuming that Villas forces
were there the train returned.
Some months ago the bridges on the
section of the road between Madero
and Temosachic, below Casas Grandes,
were destroyed by Villa. AS the tele-
graph wires in Casas Grandes stopped
working suddenly last yesterday, as
if cut, the Mormons are now complete
" isolated. But General Gavira says
his forces there are ample against
Villa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-13
MILLIONS COINED
BYTELEPHONEC0.
Net Earnings Of New York Corpora
ton for Past Year Placed at
$41,117,4S7-Big Increase.

New York, March 13.-An increase
Of more than s13,000,OO in the gross
earnings of the American Telephone
and Telegraph company last year
year over 1914 is shown by the annual
report of President Theodore N. Vail,
made public today. Total gross re-
ceipts Of the company, not including
the connecting Independent compan-
les, last year were 100000. The
company's net earnings were S41,117,-
4S7 and dividends amounted to $780,
100,591.
The Bell system, President Vail
reports, now connects 9,151 ,221 tele-
phones, a gain Of half a million sta
tons in year. 1t is estimated that
$57 100000 will be spent in new con-
struction this year. The company add
ed 1,029,951 miles to its system, max
ing total of 1S,505,545 miles. An in
teresting feature of the report is that
substitutes for supplies used by the
company which previously were OBJ
tanned abroad, have been provided by
the engineering department.
The report declares that the engi-
neering department has done import
ant and confidential" work with rep
resentatives of the army and navy to
work out system Of communication
''unequalled by any other nation" in
connection with national defense
plans.
Regarding the suggestion of public
ownership, President Vail declared
there is little likelihood of this as
long as the present policies are fol
lowed.