davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Sharp County record., 1917-08-03
new ROAD IS NOW
VIRTUALLY ASSURED
Petitions In Circulation Get
All Three MajOrities Re-
quired BY Law.

Petitions for the construction of a
road from the Strawberry river
bridge, two and a half miles north
of Evening Shade, to Cave City un-
der the Alexander law, have been
in circulation during the past week.
1t is gratifying to the Record to be
able to state that a very great ma
jority of land owners in the pro-
posed district have signed the petit
tiOns, and that the construction of
the road is a practical certainty.
Not only have the the petitions
secured a majority of the land own
ers, but they have secured a great
majority in acreage and in valua-
tions, either of which majorities
would secure the formation of the
district under the law
No section more than another is
entitled to credit for a successful
launching of this progressive move
ment, because the petitions receiv.
ed big majOrities in the Cave City,
Maxville and Evening Shade sec.
tionS, the people thus exhibiting a
concerted enthusiasm for the road
that is especially gratifying.
The petitions have been present.
ed to the county court and that
court has fixed the 18th day of the
month as a date for taking final
action in the matter of forming the
district.
Sharp County record., 1917-08-03

lands. to-wit:
A part of the southeast quarter Of the Nsl
west quarter of section "a. township II n1r|
range west. beginning at the southeast cara
Of the southeast quarter OF the southwest Qa
ter OF section %. in township II north finTI
west. thence west 200 feet with the towns
line. thence north go feet. more or less |. I
G. j. Wilson line. thence east 200 feet win I
Wilson line TO the east boundary line Of
above described 40 acres. thence south @I'
with the boundary line 10 the beginning eCa
situate in the town of Evening shade %
Southern District Of Sharp County, Arkansn
Default having been made IN the paym'n
said note. j. Thomas IL. McCaleb trustee a.
request OF Sharp County Bank. benefenn
said deed OF trust. will offer for sale to them
est bidder nc public auction, for cash. on al
day. August 25. 1917 nc the south frost d'f
the court house In the town Of Evening s'h
Southern District. Sharp County ArkanSaa
above described property. between the houn
nine clock in the forenoon and threeoe0a
thcaiternoon.
The proceeds OF said sale TO be applied
payment Of the costa and expenses Of hn
and Of former offering OF this land ior ~
August. 1915. nc which time 10 iailed %
two.thirds OF ita appraised value. to tho paw
OF said debt and interest, and the remaln'a
any 10 said grf ntors. This July q. 1917
Thomas II. .McCalob Truss
Sharp County record., 1917-08-03
PROBATE COURT NOTICES.

Notice 10 hereby given that the ionOw'ns
administrator and guardians ied a''0D's ~
rent at the Meh. Term. 1917, OF the eha'p !,
Probate Court Tor the southern Diau's'~
tlement with their respective estalos' w. ~
Lou Ilowerton. guardian Of NoOe'
Account No /, for annual settlement
A. q. smith. guardian OF Otto snli'n'
No 3. for annual settlement. -
A.E. Albright. guardian oi Marie ~'''
and Clyde Watkins, .us
Nv. shanka. administrator estate %"
shanks, deceased, Final eettleneh" ,Na
Agnos 5purlock, administrator e''a'y' .
spurlock, daceased. Annual aettleInenN
An partioa Interested in The Sel'l'ln'"
ontates must como forward and no oA'"s a'I.,
said accounts. II any thoy have on %, "
third day of the nsxt term Of Ha'u 'Oa,' n
win be forever barred from eScep'u~ ""
counts or any item thereof. ~
n.A. BoS's0
Sharp County record., 1917-08-03
Local News

W. e. Baker Of the Sidney sec.
ton sold a load Of apples in town
Wednesday.
Miss Clara Allison of Cave City
spsnt few days in Evening Shade
this week, guest at the home of
C. N. Horn.
Thoroughbred DurOc Jersey pigs
for sale, yaccinated Males So,
sows So, il sold at once. A, L. Due,
Sandtowh, Ark.
If you have chills or malaria get
a 35c bottle Of Sanol Chill Tonic;
nothing better for chills and malar-
ia. Get it at the drug store
Albert Moser left Wednesday for
Boynton Okla, where he is employ
I'd in a store, after having spent a
few days with his relatives and
friends here.
Jas. M. Simpson and S. L. Evans,
members Of the board Of commits
sioners Of accounts, went to Hardy
Wednesday to look into the official
records there
Sharp County record., 1917-08-03
MOSQUITO Bite Causes Malaria

MalariaI infection is carried in
the bite of a mosquito and chills,
fever sweats result Foleys King
Of Malaria" Chill Tonic contains
both quinine and iron, with other
potent medicines for clearing the
system thoroughly Of all maIarial
poisons It gives appetite, strength
and vital energy Try it.--Barnett
Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1917-08-03
A word FOR MOTHERS

It's a grave mistake for mothers to neg
lect their aches and pains and suffer in
sileuce-this only leads to chronic sick
ness and often shortens life.
If your work is tirine; if your nerves are
ezcitable; if you feet languid, weary or
depressed, you should know that Scott's
Emulsion overcomes Just such conditions.
It possesses in concentrated form the
very elements to it1vigorate the blood,
strengthen the tissues, uourish the nerves
and build strength.
Scott's is strengthening thousands Of
mothers-and will help you. No alcohol.
Scott & Bovine Bloomfield, NJ =
Sharp County record., 1917-08-03
No. e66

This 70 prescription prepared especially
Tor MALARIA or cHiLLs A FEVEfp
Five o' iix dos-, will brcsk any csse, and
Ntaken then ~ tonic the Fever will not
return. II acts on the liver better than
Csionei snd doe, no, erips or sieken 2So
Clerk and Mrs. 2. A Boyce and
little son returned 10 their home at
Hardy Wednesday after spending
several days with Evening Shade
relatives and friends
judge w T. Horn came down
from Hardy Monday TO look after
some official business lie was ac-
compsnied by his son, Bartus, and
the trip was made in their new an.
fomobile
Sharp County record., 1917-08-03
He Felt Like Ninety

Nothing makes a person feel old
quicker than disordered kidneys
They cause aches and pains all over
the body. A. W. Morgan, Angola,
La, writes. Oh, | suffered with pain
in my back. | am 43 years old,
but felt like a man 80 years Old
Since | took Foley Kidney Pills |
feel like l did when | was 2l.'
Barnett Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1917-08-03

Jasper Hutchinson Of Morgan
township was here Monday return
ine to lizard county, where he is
employed in cattle tick eradication,
from a short visit at home. Mr.
Hutshison says he has the best
crops on his farm this season he
has had in many years, and that
crops everywhere he goes are look
ing fine
Strayed from my range near
Guion, Ark one blue mare mule,
three years old, and one mouse
colored horse mule, striped legs,
three years old These mules have
no marks or brands that | have no
ticed Any information leading to
their recovery will be literally re-
warded If delivered to me / will
pay all expenses j. w William
son, Guion, Ark.
Sharp County record., 1917-08-03

Wanted, Laborers tor quarry
work, drillers, shoveiers, sledeers
leaders, drivers. Apply at quarry,
Willitort,
DO you know Sanol Chill Tonic
knocks the chills and all malaria
feyers? Get a 35c trial bottle at
the drug store.
Sharp County record., 1917-08-03
Will Never Be Wihout II

No other cough medicine reaches
the spot" heals, soothes and helps
irritating, hacking coughs like Foley S
Honey and Tar, Mrs. John Bourne
vile, Brussels, Wis. writes: Il have
been using Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound for years and recon-
mended it for children, / will new
er be without il in my house.
Barnett Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1917-08-03
TRUSTEES LAND SALE

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance Of a
certain deed OF trust 10 secure tho payment OF u
note In said deed OF trust dcacribcd,
executed by W o. Smith and Oma smith. hiB
wife. 10 sharp County Bank. said deed Of trust
dated February 49, 1914, and recorded In Record
Book 'D' at page 22i In tho Recorders office Tor
tho Southern Diatriot Of sharp Cobnty AtkHn-
nna. nad decd of trust describing the following
Sharp County record., 1917-08-03

When you have backacbe the
liver or kidneys are sure to be out
of gear Try SanoI, it does wonders
for the liver, kidneys and bladder.
A trial 35c bottle will convince you.
Get it at the drug store.
EO, T. S. and Harry Craig of
Batesville, Mrs. Vergie Raines of
Jonesboro and Mrs. C. P. Bray of
Maxville are at the bedside of their
father, DR.. G. E. Craig, who has been
in poor health for some time and is
now very low The many friends
Of DR.. Craig will regret to know that
no hope is held out for his recov-
cry and that he is not expected to
live many days.
Sharp County record., 1917-08-03
RW R-MYs 6 M

Will cure Rheumatism, Neu.
ralaia Headaches, Cramps, Collie
Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Old
Sores, letter, RinG. Worm, Ec.
zema, etc. Antiscptic Anodyue,
used internally or externally. 25c
w Finley, veterinary surgeon,
will be IN Evening Shade during
circait court week prepared to
successfully treat all diseases of
live stock BRING in your diaeased
animals. Work guaranteed prices
reasonable.
Washington Journal., 1917-12-28
ltnteritiibt Die bentide 3eitnna.

MngeiiAtS oes &riegeS lit Die Ga
ne Ser belltIden 3eitlnngen in Sen
Ser. Gtaaten niht geraoe glandeno
go Elm Sturmlauf gegen allies, mas
DeutIh lit, uiternommen miro bon
sen SetapoIteln, ba leioet Die oeltt.
Idle 3eitun9 ielbItueritdnbli6 an err
tier Stelle.
Die SaupteinllabnlequeIle fir eli
ne 3eitung iino Die glll8eieen. @er.
Sen ibr Die In5eigen borentbalten
Aann gebt Tie oieier ginnobme Der
luitig uno Die @riiten5 Ser oeutider
gSreiie miro oaour9 erIdipert.
llniere 2eier, llno gang b~eionoers
Die 2eierinnen, fonnen Ser oeutiden
Freiie uni6dsbare Diellte ~leilter,
mcrn iie BEL ibren @infdufen erpdb
zen, bob iie oie gln8eigen in Der oellt-
den 8reiie geleien bnben.
Washington Journal., 1917-12-28

fem @ei6enbroo eIien. Serner iper.
ben lie MIR 2 @iirfel 3ufer fir ID
rem 9nffee, See 'uitp. nebmen. Die
fem 9eiipiel meroen mogliderneiie
alid Die ubrisen Clubs nnlerer Staot
folgen.
-Sns llnsefGbr 400 @oibingtoner
Seimen bGlt man ON ieoem Giens-
tag uno 6reitog Mbeno 8erlommlnn-
gen ob. in oenen mar, fia onf Die
fommenoe @iiiion 8ilp SunooD's
norbereitet. gs beiBt, bob an oieien
@eriommlunsen modentlid 10000
Nerlonen teilnebmen. Ser gnu oeS
Mieien3eltes, bnS an Der Union Sta
tion fir bic Nreoigten aufgeihlage1
lit, lit faIt beenoet. 8inp Snnoap
beeinnt feline a2iiiion am 6. Sanuor
mo miro iie amei Monate lang fort
ieBen.
Washington Journal., 1917-12-28

--&iir3lid) foilo maj, sic 16-idb-
rige &atbcrine Sagan ouf Der z Str.
N.-O. in bemuBtIoiem 3uitnnoe balb
~crfroren ollf. Sic log alif Der Stra.
be ungefGbr 8 Stunoen, ebe man III
rem Gorper fnnb. Man brabte tie
rad Dem 6reeomailS &oipital, mo ibr
dr5tlide $ilfe 8uteil muroe. Gs beibt,
ooB oas M1oden oenielben Ibeno bel
elmer Sreunbin 5ubrofte uno iid
ol,f benz Nohbaulelpese befano. Man
nabm iie ipater nad ibrem Seim. ITO
@booe Sslano 4pc.
Die WitgIieoer oeS BreBclubs,
Die in ibren @rtifeln ibren 2eiern
oas Sparen ans Ser5 legen, baben
beidloiIen, nit gutem 8eiipiel poran-
sugeben. sic neroen Dem Rate oeS
Nerrn Soober folgen. uno ain Oiens-
tag fem Sleiid uno am Wittmoh
Washington Journal., 1917-12-28
@.ians : Sereine.
Mobilization 5Guacrbnnb, Ser.

8ai6iEgtou SGngcrbnnb, Ser. 3l4
6 Str. M.@. 8. bon 8Ottger, prd=
iiocnt; q. 9rau1er, SefretGr, 314 6
Str. @.-8. q. @umpredt, Dirigcnt.
SingItunoe iebcn Wittfuoh abeno
Oireftorcn-8eri om 2. Montaa /. sc.
Germania Mannerdpr, 922 ga.
9(pe. N.-@. 8rdiioent: Sobn 3cif;
5efretGr: Soc @onorad, 233 6 Ctr.
&c. 9irigent: gmiI s. GbriItiani.
&erl. an /. 9onnerstog /. 90. cling
itunOe jeoen Gornerstag Nbeno.
Sanserbnnb 9amcnOereim. SEE,
am 2. m,..itlpof /. So, obenos s llb'.
IN Gongerbuno.
NriDn 9amenoerciN. Trau s..
Grlmfc. 8rGi. @eri. om 2. Wittmrcl
/. 90. obenos s llbr. I'M Sdngerbunh.
Washington Journal., 1917-12-28

sehn Der 40 Gtooten tDer6en oieien
@inter ODER i'm fonunen6en Sriib
iobr in Sit5uug fem, n6mIih: @eor.
ala, Gentudp Maiia6uietts, Drift
IIippi, Stem Seriep, Stem 0orf, &booc
SSIano, SLID Carolina unO Sirginio
Son OieIen IinO bereits fiinf-@eor
'aia, @liiiiiIippi &booe SsIan0, Siio
Carolina unO Observation-Disclosures
IN. Bon oen a9tunooreiBig Stao
ten, oeren @eietgeber crit III 1919
8ujammentreten ermdblen ale ibre
QegiSIotitren I'M nG1lten 0opember,
nit ser Musnobme bon 6lori6a, Won-
tano unO @aibington, Sic iGon err
mGblt baben un6 erit im Sabre 1920
9YieOer erm1bIen mer0en.
Die Sroge ser &atifiSierung 0es
Imen0ementS miro oemuah nGd.
ten SerbIt in fiinfunoOreiBig Stua-
'en-olio einem weniger oils notig
Tin0 - SIT elmer nfllten gemo6t mer-
sen. Sieb5ebn bon bieien Staoten
rs iino notpenoig) Die i'm nadIten
Sabre @eieteebungen ermdblen, lino
don jest troden, ndmli6: Nlobo=
ma, Ari5ona, Irfonias, COLORADO,
5oobo, Soma CD aonias, g1oine,
GebroSfo, @oro Carolina, Noro Do-
toto, Oklahoma, Oregon Siio Da-
foto, Scnneiiee, @ermont uno Welt-
Sireinia. Dos ebenfaIIs iaon trofe-
ne @aibington ertpdblt crit in 1920.
Mft5ebn bon Sen Staaten, Die in
nGfiten 0obember @eiebgebungen er.
lpdblen miiiIen, iino iest NAB nGmlifl
California, Connecticut 0elopare,
Sninois, Snoioha, Morplano, @ti6i.
non, Minneiota, Nebabo, Seem Samp-
Tbire, Stem Merico, Ohio, 8enniDl-
ponia, Seras, Utah, Bisconfin uno
@Doming. Montona uno 6lorioa,
Sic in 1920 mGblen iino jest NAB.
80 meroen li1 in Ben erIten 8ablen
II melden Die &atifi5ierung bes
4menoenlentS cine Stole ipielen miro,
sic Noiien uno 6ie Srofenen fuIt
1Ieih lteben - aus ben 35 Staaten
ino II troden rno Is nab.
Ser &f in ben @eieBgeburgen
n oieiem @inter fam MIR als Elm
gorpoitengefeht betradtet meroen
Die @aiien meroen ibr Mogli6ites
I'm, lire Staaten 81 beboIten. @e-
Eingt ibnen rur oas, 10 f0nnen lie Ell
1cn groBen moralii6en Sieg bean-
prllden. lin einen ginorlld unr
sic Hotifi5ieruug oeS @menOements
pobri6einlih 81 MAIDEN, miiiien Die
Erodenen in oieiem @inter nibt nrr
bre fiinf 5taoten ans ben 5ebrt bebal-
Ten, ioroern ou9 orei bon Ben nolien
,robern. uebrigens iagen bier &on-
4reBleute aus Dem SiiOen, OoB cs
var ni6t 10 1i6er lit, oaB ale trofe-
nen Iii0li6en Stooten oaS 4menoe-
alent rotifi8ieren meroen. 90 ). 3.
miro 9loboma als iebr unit6er &C.
I6iIoert, neil bon bielen Seiten oas
ENHANCEMENT ols elm @ingriff in bic
S%toatenredte ongeieben miro.
-. @ermoniclt5".
Washington Journal., 1917-12-28
Let the Washington Journal
do your Job-P Printing.

Ger Sefret1r oes SSSl1neren Mm,
tes, SEER Cane, bat Die @eihGftsitlm-
Sen leiner @bteilrng geGnoert. 8is
Nubin tpuroe bon 8 bis 4.30 llbr
1earbeitet, BON 1. Snnunr 1918 al
peroen Die IneeIteGten bon 8.45 bis
t.15 ubr arbeitcn. 9ieie 4bdnoe-
-ung mar iebr notig, 3umul Der Stra-
}enbabnberfebr Inn 4.30 l1br, mann
Sic @ngeitellten aGer Megierllngsab-
'eilungen beimfebren, BEL Der groBen
Menidenmenge tart fit. Soffent.
I'D meroen auh Die anoerenMbteilun.
zen Die 8llreau1tunoen 10 berlegen,
SAB ieber Mngeiteate redt5eitig nah
Saule gelangen fam.
-0ie fleinen &oblenb1noler Der
Staot ieben fid g~e5ipungei,, fid) aus
brem @eiddfte 5uriid6u5iebenL oa iie
II letter Belt feinen 4oblenborrat
,rbalten fonnten. Sn manden SOL,
ZEN baben iie IN ben lesten orei $50.
belt feline einaige @ngenInollng aus
Sen &oblenbergtperfen erbalten. Die
1roBen 9oblenbGnoler MAIDEN oage-
zen elm gutes @elhGft. Cine Der al.
teIten &oblenfirmen bon @eorgetoipn
Die Girma Merier 9. WopfieIo Der
90. g. Mopfielb 60. muBte ibr @e-
'fait aus Dem oben genanntea @rln-
Be o%ufgeben. &ier III 8oibineton
ann man iif gliiflih f9Gber. ipenn
man cine Come erbdlt. SIN @eiBen
0auie gebt man nit Dem 3oblenpor-
rat ebenfals iebr ipariom I'M. Mllh
BORT, erbdlt man MIR eiuen Iebr &c.
ringen @orrot.
Washington Journal., 1917-12-28

Sentider GentraI-@ erbau0 i'm 81
thrift Columbia.
YrGii0ent: Wtortin 8iegano;
/. 8i3e-Nrdi.: Sobn 9tlt,
2. 8i3e.ErGi.: IS. 81. 8eaupero;
9. @iSe.%rdi.: Gorl Nd)tertirhtn;
A. @iSc-Gr11.: NID. @iibler;
5. @i5e.GrGl.: S 81. @eibe.
SefretGr: @uItaD Bender;
GMoemciiter: Carl Sommel;
6uhnentrGger: Soc @onoraf;
Ieriommlung mi 4. Dienstag /. SO.
i'm o8aibington Sdngerbuno, 314
6 Ctr. N.-@.
ScMtider @aiicnbansDeretu. HrG
ii0cnt Wtortin @iegano; Sefretdr.
ISM. s. @cpers, 1919 Srping Ctr.
Oircftorenneri. am 2. SOnntag i'm
Waiienbaus.
Granen SilfsDerein. Grau Nusu=
time &uppertus, 9rdi. Terl. am 2.
Oonnerstog /. Sc, A llbr nadm. IN
ser Mnltalt.
Iranem N~abberein. Gralt &otb
S6ffler, &rGiioentin. 8eriommelt iid
monatli6 gcmaB Noti5.
9entIder SrieserbnnO. @eri. an
/. Ntontag i. sc. in 922 $50. @pe. 81.
8. SeIomebeI: gilbert 2inobeimer
are 2ansbureb Bros, APO Z. Ctr,
R..@.
Sufel SrGii8 @ersniigunssberein
%cri. am 2. Olenstag /. SO. i'm SGtt'
gcrbuno. @eu Moir, Scfrctdr. 1881
lite Ctr. N..8.
Iroipcet Sill Gemetsrb. @m.
Stiebling, @rdiiocnt; Ism. Wtortin.
Sefretdr; Gbos. Grifweooe, S4at'
meiltcr. @eri. ON J.. Sreitos /. Wf
N 1922 9te Str R.-@.
Washington Journal., 1917-12-28
&anbsmanniduftIiGe nuO lluteritib
Mngs : &ereine.

4anbsmanni6aitliHe nn0 uuteritit
MHgs : Sereine.
&erein Saoen. @eri. am 2. Ni::
nod i. SO. in 922 go. @pe. N.-@s.
@Iois &einbart, SefretGr, 531 2'e
Ctr. S..G.
0enti9 . Amerifaniiher Inter.
itiitmmgs . @crein. Nic. @tega'IO,
Sefretdr, 1924 6te ctr. S..B. Gel
Moin 2999m. @eri. am 2. Sienstaa
i. M. i'm Sdngerbuno.
GliaHcr &crein. geri. am 2. Nen
tag i. 20. in 7O5 Siebente Ctr. Sag
go. G6aeioer, Sefret6r, sol Union
Sabings @anf Building.
SeiienbarmitGSter llnterititnnAs.
@ereim. Chris. 8eilltein, Hrdi. Sobn
Meininger, SefretGr, 2558 llnipcriitp
8loce. Geri. on 8. MittDo6 /. VI.
in 922 Ga. @ne. N.-@.
GdiuGbiider &ranfen : llnterltiit
nngsDerein. Midoel Oies. SefrrtGl
629 $ StroBe SIC. Geri ai !
Dienstog /. sc. in 81. 1916 81 Ientc
ctr. WW.
8attSentider &creen, 8oibinatun
.. 6. SefretGr: 8m. Stheriualm
II GbeItniit Ctr, Eofomo &arf. DC
8eri. am /. Donrerstag /. so. i'm
6dngerbuno.
0entider llmteritiitMngs : Snu
Oiitrift 100. Mid. 0ics, Sefret0g
500 $ Strobe @.-G. Serl. am I
DicnStog i. 80. in 922 $50. Npe. "
%.
Nemti6er ltnteritiitungs 5 Snno
0iitrift 40. SefretGr Soil 0lcl
Ringer, 1855 llnioeriitp @locc. &cri.
AM /. Mitttuod /. %. in 922 go. NDc
N.-8.
uBai9ington Metger lluteritab.
mngs- @ereim". BrGlioent: Mhom 0ic.
gelmonn. 1t04 6 Ctr. GO. Sefre'
tGr: Sris $eB, 112 Ate Ctr. SIC.
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80. 4nc. N.-@.
@iibelm Sell ltnteritiiknngs-tse.
iclfihaft. Seri. am 3. @putag /. M.
in 922 8a. Ine. N.-8. M II 9ndl.
ihuiot, Gcfretar, t01 ou..1te Ctr.
9toropit.
Washington Journal., 1917-12-28
%ereins~ ind h~ogen~Ralender

De Serren SefretGre fno gebeten, uns tets bon Observation-Disclosures
lOpie BON @oreGngeu in ibren gereineu geridt gu seben. uno iO mir
fets befhrbt, lOI6e an e@isneter Gteue anfsunebmen.
Eres fir Ole SnfrhCn Der aorte $3.50 per Subr.
Washington Journal., 1917-12-28

8iibelm Self ltnteritiknnas-tse.
icllidaft. 8eri. om 3. @outag /. M.
in 922 8a. Ibe. N.-8. q II 9od.
IdmiOt, Gcfretar, 10i1 oa.lTte Ctr.
9eoroplt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-06
California Woman
Reelected Wilson
With SIS, She Says
Mrs. Nellie II. Root Rallied
Suffragists of State to
Presidents Aid

Mrs. Nellie H. Root is a frail, soft
spoken little woman, with gray hair,
and lace collar pinned over a black silk
gown. One could guess by looking at
her that she had six grandchildren and
had lectured on Browning in women's
clubs, but would never suspect that
she was the woman who elected Pres!-
dent Wilson.
She did il with $ls, out in Long
Beach, Cal, she says, and she is at the
Hotel Martha Washington now TO tell
the Eastern voters how important it is
for other women to be given a chance
TO elect Presidents. In other words,
she is here 10 push the Federal suffrage
amendment.
Faced Fearful Odds
California was a hopelsssly Repub-
lican state" she said last night. "and
Long Beach was the most Republican
district of all. II is town of 10000
people and only 200 enrolled Demo-
Gratis. Everybody told me it was no
use TO try TO DO anything for Wilson
out there, but / just couldn't stand it
not TO DO my bit. hired little hail
and ] started a campaign Of education,
got out a great number OF women who
had never voted before. On Election
Day we had $500 Democratic votes IN
Long Beach.
"Dr. George Winfield Scott, formerly
professor Of international law at Co
iumba University, was working in Los
Angeles. and he pulled down the nor
NAL Republican vote in the county by a
vast number, but if it had not been for
my 5000 votes in Long Beach Hughes
would have carried California by l,OOO
votes
Mrs. Root will go to Washington next
week to be guest at the National
American Woman Suffrage Associations
annual convention, but she is rot going
to make any attempt TO see President
Wilson. Next TO having elected him, she
thinks the greatest service she can DO
10 him now is to let him alone.
Start Drive Wednesday
Whatever happens TO the suffrage
amendment in the Judiciary Committee
on Tuesday, the suiTragists will 60 in
delegations 20 the Senate Office Bull ID
ing Wednesday 70 start their drive for
d nation wide woman suffrage.
New York sufragists will be received
by Senator Calder. and the forty-thrce
New York Representatives have been
invited TO attend the meeting. Similar
meetings will be held by Senators from
other states which have sent large
delegations Of women TO aid in the SUI
frage campaign.
Mrs. James Lees Laidlsw, chairman
OF the Congressional Committee for the
New York State sufragists, will pre-
side.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-06
Fake Masque
Ball Enlivens
HeroLandFaiir
Facial Camouhage Saved
Guests So Each at Door
Belgian Day Held

The fake masque BALI held last
night at Hero Land turned out to be
more fun than its name predicted.
About If o'clock crowds began to storm
the great hall, with and without dis
euiscs. TO discover that the price Of
admission was s. extra unless ones
appearance was camouhaged. Once
inside. YOU could do az you liked about
it-and many did.
Yesterday was Belgian Day at the
war bazaar. The Belgian Minister OF
State, Louis dc Sadoleer, and his stan
were the guests OF honor. After the
minister had expressed his pleasure
IN the bazaar he and his party visited
the tiny Folk heatrc on the fourth
floor and saw Belgian folk dances I'M
der the direction of Elizabeth Bur
chenal. in which thirty-two Belgians,
mostly refugees. participated.
German naval mines and torpedoes
of the type that destroyed the LusI-
tania were added 10 the British war
relic exhibition yesterday.
John Moffat, executive chairman Of
the management committee OF nero
Land. made an address yesterday
afternoon. in which he answered crit
cisms directed against certain types OF
war relief undertakings. lie SAID:
Duplication in distribution. rs II
has been charged results from relieI
bazaars, can best be avoided by having
all distribution controlled or advised
By one central body, and the American
Red Cross in France has provided TINS
central body for war relief charities.
ut has been suggested that all war
charities should become part of the Red
Cross. The most strenuous opponents
of this policy would prove to be the
American Red Cross itself. already
tackling n gigantic task. but for the
present with hands more than full.
zone objection against American re-
lief work for sufferers in the countries
Of the Allies is the cry that all fund5
are now needed for American war sur
ferers themselves ! see in this coun-
try few signs of suffering through the
war. no ruined villages. no districts
devastated by an enemy. The Ameri,
can Red Cross evidently has shared
this view, for it has spent a very large
PROMOTION of the funds raised last
.iunc on French and foreign war relief,
rather than on relief for Americans
themselves" ri,
To-day is General Pershing day. The
guest of honor will be Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt. lie will be received by n
delegation of fifty soldiers from. Gov
ernor's Island at $3.50 o'clock this al
ternoon. and will make speech ABOUT
4 o'clock.
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WaIlace-Chichester

Miss Charlotte Brown Chichester was
married yesterday to James n. Wsllsee'
Miss Chichester is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Chichester, Of $40
Park Place, Brooklyn. Nr. Wallace re-
sides at 500 81. Marks Avenue, Brook
Ign. and is the president Of the Cen
trail Trust Company Of New York. The
Right Rev. Mgr Joseph MaeNsmee per
formed the ceremony.