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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-02
SISTERSV|LLE
Tyler County Man Is
Accidentally Killed

Sistersv!lle, Nov 1.-Emcry Steele.
aged 80. was accidentally shot and kill
ed by his stcp-fathcr. Jacob Patterson.
1t The Patterson home. a milo from
Bert. this county. Patterson. expect
Ing 20 leave his home in n few minutes
10 work on his farm. started to load his
gun while walking through the dining
room into tho living room. In some
manner the gun was discharged and
steele fell 10 the floor, the bullet having
passed through his head. entering his
right eye.
Young Steele was employed in East
Liverpool. and wis spending few
days vacation with his mother and step
father.
S1stersville Briefs.
Lawrence Stead OF this city, while at
work on the Tyler Traction street car
l!no fell from a freight car and fractur-
ed his arm. stead was recently married
to Miss Daisy Carpenter OF Middle
bourne.
c. /. Citizens OF Wheeling. superint-
cndcnt Of the public schools of that city,
will nc tho speaker al The regular meet
ing Of the kiwan!s Club Friday even
ing IN the Hotel Wells. The Club Will
observe tho meeting as Education
night"
Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Norma Marsh Armstrong Will be held
Wednesday afternoon from the home Of
her father, y. l.. Marsh Of ReXford
street. The services will be conducted
by Rev. Q. c. Fox. rector OF st. Pauls
Episcopal church and burial will be
mado IN the new Greenwood cemetery
Mrs. Armstrong; death occurred sud
denly Sunday IN tho S!stcrsvillc Gen
eral Hospital.
Special cars were run over the Tyler
Traction and the S!stersvIlle-Ne Mar
unsv!ile company lines. Tuesday even
ms TO carry the crowds who came to
this city for the Halloween celebration
A big parade led By the Citizens Con-
cert Band was feature OF the cele-
brat!on and various prizes were award
cd for the best costumes IN tho line OF
march.
Committees from tho Carroll Society
and the Ladies' Aid society are making
preparations for tho reception Thursday
evening for the new pastor Of the NJ.
&. Church, Rev. Bernard Gibbs and wife
Members OF the congregation and
friends are invited 70 the affair which
Will be held In the Church parlorS. 4
pleasing program Is being arranged and
delicious refreshments Will be served.
Miss Amy l.. Hartman will leave
Wednesday for Pittsburgh for few
DAYS visit with friends.
Miss Dorothy Sharp. who underwent
two operations IN the Ohio Valley Cen
cral Hospital n Wheel!n. within tho
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past several days. Is recovering rapidly
and will return to her home here today.
Mrs /. A. Thistle and daughters Ats0
Virginia and Mrs. J. a. Laing are spend
Ing 1 week in New York CO
Miss Sall!e Mccoy, Mrs. Xred Brown
and Miss Minnie Evans were vlsitoFa
Tuesday. in Wheeling.
Mrs Bernica Pell Crane who was th0
guest OF her sisters, Mrs. Charles Car
oenter and Mrs. Clarence White, re-
turned home to Parkersburg.
Mrs. =. c. Ackcrson has been called
to Marietta b. tho illness Of 4 rcla-
tive.
Mrs. II. W. Mccoy left Monday for m
extended visit with her mother, Mrs. w.
II. Burns OF Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Myers left Tues
day for Piney TO visit relatives.
Edmond Leroy OF Clarksburg was the
guest over tho weekend OF his family
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Stephen and son
Lot. and Mrs. Myra Tidd OF Parkers-
burg. after 4 brief visit with Mrs. B.
W. Miller have returned home. The
party made the trip by automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harleigh Marsh and
baby Of Bremen. O.. We're called here
BY the death Of his sister. the late Mrs
John Armstrong.
Mrs. W. G. Dotson Of ST. Marys is the
guest OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Smith.
Mrs. W. B. Morris and two sons Of
Akron. O., were called to Next by tho
sudden death OF her brother, ARA
Taught.
Mrs. +. l.. Carroll. who accompanied
her aunt, Mrs J. l.. knight from Balti-
more to St Louis, has returned home
Mrs. knight has been a patient in tho
hospital In Baltimore and was en- route
10 her home in Oklahoma City.
Mrs. J. +. Frame is the guest for a
few days OF her daughter Mrs. L. C.
Case OF Farkersburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ". Roberts Of Brad
ford. Pa, after A visit with Mr. and
Mrs. J. O. Jones OF Chelsea street. have
returned home.
Miss Helen Boyer. a studentlin Ohio
State University at Columbus was tho
guest over the weekend OF home folks.
At the present time cuba Is providing
approximately one-Courth OF the worlds
supply IF sugar and 30 per cent OF tho
sugar CONSUMED in the United States.
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BETTER THAN
WHISKEY FOR
BAD COLDS

New Elixir, Called Aspiron-
al, Medicated With Latest
Scientific Remedies, Used
and Endorsed by Euro
pean and American Army
Surgeons to Cut Short a
Cold or Cough Due to Cold
and Prevent Complica :
tons.
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r,r MI those intending. 70 contest "A
IA. various leagues - 80 IA sums pro
I',,,.,,.,r,. I,r.,r,i.,. All injuries REGARD
t,,.' ,nwIinu rarilr,, can be made ~ lAv
r,E,,
Basketball.
: ,ncs;j,r w.,, held =, the !. VI. Y. y.
Yesterday evening % Organize Il s.":":
,,-.,,,.,. I,r - - N.cl.uSk.y coach
I.,cnh ,,ui.iIn. ". q. f'ranclS.
treasurer. ~! wishing I ;ryout are
,,,.rog.,
Halloween Party.
Quit, 4 number = people gathered
IN Tuesday evening u, tho A"m" Of Mr.
',r5 Mrs Ioscub Miller. L. participate
in = Halloween party. Following u de-
I,rn,rui ,yru!n., Of entertainments. re-
,,,.,n,r,rrs ,,..r,. s,r,rd.
Masquerade Party.
Tho lr!srl!!., stub >rcIo entertained
y,,,..-,.ay evening Win i masquerade
.,.r~,y at the nom -: Mrs T.. ~ Sheets
-. charles street. W.ord decorations
were seen all uy"r The house. t"@i
,y.ra about 3 Indie present dressed in
very UNIQUE costumes. y forum" ton
.n.. booth AMI guessing contests "'ie
IT,. diversions 90 the evening rex
mar Halloween luncheon VA" Se''tu
1T L latr hour
Visits I. O. @. T. Lodge.
Mss II"urI"rIa Wilson IL I'ark"rH-
burg. president - tho f"b""ah NLd'"
d assembly. and NJ Marina ".I'on OF
l.o,,,rsl,a.. ras, president, visited mo
r..hrI Rchckah !. .. -. +. lodge TucS-
.,,,.. cycrinr and Witnessed the confer
r,~c NJ Tho Rchckah deere" On two can.
5td,.cs
wedding Bells.
NJ. Dorie Lawrcv Of near lndHpehd-
c,rr Pa. and Miss Emma I>ohmen'
w5r, quietly married Wednesday al INC
home OF tho brides lister ut M"p"ni''d
r., Ate: the ceremony IN" harnT
90. ,..,ro returned - H." groom home.
.,,.,r lodercndenc. where a w"dhinc
..,,,r awaited them. Mr. and Mrs
: .,,',.,. ,,.irl mako their home near In
L.,o-Janro
Iames D. Rodgers.
James Donald Rodgers, !nfaa: son
-, ~ and Mrs. n NJ Rodgers Of Buff
f,ro district. d.cd on "Wednesday morn
,..,, -. SO o'clock. following an illness
,,r ahov, rra wrch Death WAS caused
-. rol,,is Funeral ARRANGEMENTS are
,rronnIc,c,
we,lsburr Briefs.
po-,--.r, NJ and Mrs. G. n. VIII
ri,,,.on 1877 Charles street. MONDAY.
I,,.",r,r % 2 bow.
~ =. Herns,cln was = profession
., ,.,.i,nr IN Wheeling "Wednesday.
Mrs Anton KoIz and family are NOV
~. fr,,,,, thy Wilson property on Twen-
.v.six,h street. - No. 40 Main street
wheeling
Many y,cople from WelisburE and VI
-,rtt,- went 10 SI"uhenvill". o, IN&s
.I',,. nycn,nr IN take part m tho Hal
%.s. ,a,nh-o,jor
Nc n 7 Nrrnv Q, Beech Bottom
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Every Druggist in U. S. In
structed to Refund Price
While You Wait at Count
er if You Cannot Feel Re
lief Coming Within Two
Minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-02

Charles Goodyear, Of rubber tame,
died in poverty in 1860,
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At the present time cuba Is providing
0ne-fourth OF the worlds
supply Of sugar and 30 per cent OF tho
sugar CONSUMED in the United States.
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Where Is Your Money?

The daughter sold an old teapot to the junk dealer
when her mother was absent from home. The tea
pot contained mothers savings Of five years.
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Johnny thought the ten dollar gold pieces, which
he found tucked away in the bottom drawer, were
pennies-and exchanged them for ice cream cones
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James d. Rodgers.

James Donald Rodgers, imam. son
of Nj aud Mrs. II N. Rodgers OF hu'-
f,rn. d;s,ri.i d.cd on "Wednesday morn
,,'., -. 49, o'clock. following an Illness
81, ,l,,,,, rrr week. Death WAS caused
hy rnlrtis Funeral arrangements are
MCOmplctC
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Their house burned down night and in the flight
for safety Fal er Jones and his family didn have
time to rescue the money, hidden for years in the
mattress.
The New York herald., 1922-10-06
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
New Jersey-saIe or Let.

GRANTWOOD-Opp osite i23d ST.; builder
compelled TO realize cash, must sell three
beautiful homes. commanding unobstructed
view of city and rher rooms. breakfast
porch, large sun pa!ror. garage, hot water,
heat, asbestos roof, Sc; everything the best.
Inspect them and make OFFER TO JOYCE, 233
Columbia az. Phore Cliffside 493
MORRISTOWN estate. three and half miles
depot attractive new, large stucco house.
IL rooms, baths, semi nl-furnished. very at
tractive grounds, billiard room, conservatory,
garage, Stable $500 monthly. DR. CAMP
BELL. Hotel Chelsea, city
MODERN, well built stucco house. parquet
floors restricted dist rict. Inquire OWNER,
on premises. every afternoon, 390-394 AicKin-
ley sd, Faiview. N J. Telephone Schuyler
5234
PLATNFTELD, N. j. tWest 18th st.G-Corner
property: two story. frame dwelling; hard
wood floors: gas, electricity; open fire place
near trolley TO station $1,000 mortgage
ROGER GRANGER. 80 Church st.. New
York Phone Cortland 1856.
SUBSTANTIAL country home. with an acre
of ground II rooms, 3 baths; near sta
tion. FREDERICK Z. CRAIG. Tel. 4ss Short
Hills.
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FOP SALE

Beatiiful home. fi rooms best location,
Bay Eidge; quick possession owners going
abroad Box y 1900 Herald. ESQ broadway
FLAT8t-SH-Two two-family houses With
Enrage must sell and rent; II rooms,
baths: all improvements, steam heat, par
quet floors plot 30x135. need SO 900 cash.
w sos Herald.
NEW two family house, ] 1 rooms. baths ;
plot 46x100; parquet floors electric lights
separate steam plant, Pittsburgh water
heaters; double garage: screens, pOrches en-
closed: property worth S2i 900; win sacrifice
for $4,000. g. O. HATTERSLEY, 1901
Kings Highway. two blocks of Brighton line
Telephone Wildwood 30Nj
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uueens-saie or Let.

MISUNDERSTANDING desirable frame dwell
Ing. 13 rooms. two baths paruuot floor
copper screens for porch and windows; tvo
car garage. fine shrubbcfy excellent neigh
borhood, corner plot easy terms: might
erty In part payment. HAMILTON, owner
21l South Parsons av.. Flushing.
s.. $50 BUYS beautiful $500 house, large
plot tax exempt near station, artistic dec
orations. electricity driveway; $3.50 cash.
balance s25 monthly. Principal, McNEECE,
80 Union Hall st.. Jamaica Phone Jamaica
Ac41
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APARTMENTS Let.
Unfurnished.
From Battery to 18th St., Inclusive.

WASHINGTON SQUARE,, 3 and 4 room
apartments: NEW. ABSOLUTELY FIRE
PROOF house; elevator and hall service
also maids rooms; business and social ref.
erences required: $1,000 81 500, $i.s0O.
80 900. See Superintendent, on premises.
Van Nnnrst Ana ~ tnlnnta- loa MauarleN ula &c
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FURNITURE.
DEDUCT 500

DEDUCT 500
from any piece of furniture. Self service
in furniture buyng-the first time in New
Yorl's history.
Every one knows Grand Rapids. but they
may not know OF this
NEW YORK BRANCH.
To them we say: Visit our New York
Showrooms and our display of 40, 600
square feet. all 1923 FURNITURE. at prices
that will astonish the most Critical Bargain
Hunter.
No big overhead expense added to your
purchases in this low rent district. That
is why you take off 50ee from the price
tag. Be your own salesman. II you wish
No salesman to Influence you to buy.
NOTICE TO DEALERS.
Bring your customers same as usual
charge your own price and you pay us 50es
of the tag price.
Open 8 to p. NJ. daily and Saturday.
Easily reached by 9th and 10th av. cars,
59th st. crosstown and b. r. IT.
subway at 55th st.
Monthly Bulletin No. II on request
Telephone Circle 9342.
GRAND RAPIDS FURNI-
TURE MANUFACTURERS
WAREHOUSE
ASSOCIATION,
81 S-52S West so5th Street.
WE PAY highest possible prices for furni-
ture. pianos, antiques. bric-a- -brac, hooks
art. LEON. SS University place. Phone
Stuyvesant 2377.
Fj1RNITURE wanted for 10 room apart
ment: must be high Glass; state particu-
lars. Box 1871 23o1 World Tower Bldg.
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RIchmond-snIe or Let.

COTTAGES AZ clifton. S6t1 and $685. per
annum: modern improvements; possession
November /. TALBOT ROOT. 149 Broadway,
New York.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

BACHELOR. Christian. room with or near
bath: permanent; near sub. or IL sta
tion; Goth TO seth ST.. West Side. Box Di15,
FOG broadway.
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I,1,r e,Ir oo TI,sr..

FOR SALE on LEASE;
F1atbush new two family house detached ,
~ large rooms, two baths, cserything mOd-
1rn ready for occupancy driveway, garage
for two. plot 4OxiOO; near junction Of Fiat
bush and Nostrand avs. Phone OWNERS. after
, J.. VI.
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westcIlester.
pocKr.EpcE MANOR,

RoCRLEDGE MANOR.
American plan family hotel. 124 Bruce av.,
Yonkers, N. V, 90 minutes from Grand
Central Depot: free bus to station. refined
clientele single room 500 room and bath,
one. 500 room and bath for two, Si3 TO $50.
aCoNvAT, ,EsCENTs. invalids; few accom-
modatcd. NURSES HOME, 100 Alta av,
Park nm Yuulrrs.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Long IsInnd.

DOUGLAsTON PARK--Twcnty minutes New
York desirable accommodations. 1 or 2
gentlemen; excellent board. Tel. Bayside
noGg
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Connecticut.

nERKsUIREs. modern farm house. hons
baking, beautiful scenery. Phone IT-12:
Christians only; hunting Mrs. WM DUR
FEE. Kent, Conn,
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.

FURNISHED APARTMENTS WANTED
FOR OUR CLIENTS. SLAWSON HOBBS.
49, w. 72D ST.
WANTED-Furnished or unfurnished apart
ment five six or seven rooms and bath
from October 90 for three months or longer
for three adults; give particulars. j. Q.
BRADLEY, Bridgehampton. l.. l.
WANTED--Apartmen with office attached.
j. $50 Herald $50 B'way.
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BOARDERS WANTED.
west side.

IaTH, 90 West Miss EDwARDS) .-Desir-
able rooms. table guests; references.
10TH, 1873 West.-Large, small rooms pri-
vate bath table guests; refined home
SD, 327 W.--Large. sunny room, refined
surroundings; excellent table; few guests
a8D ST., i2s-i3O W.-Potter Han. rooms.
large and small: parlor dining room; table
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
Long Islaud-sale or Let.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

ADwAY-FIUstI1NG.
ctucco and half tlmhcrcd, seven rooms
tiled bath. tax exemption. sii $50, minutes
from station. schoolr. stores. shope. DC
COLDER. l'lushfus 1924
BAy house AN tmprDvprnents 20 rooms
baths: 81 O0O Mrs u. sEDERTN. 234 w.
18Th Watkins TT0G.
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w,ENTS-Sale or Let.

Unfurnlshed.
.-A4sa ...!. .st.-5th Az. TO North River.
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Above 59th s,.-ath Av. 70 North RIier.
Washington Heights. Above 125tb ST.
West Of sih Av.

CHOICE PLOT FOR TAXPAYERS--sur
rounded by large elevator apartments and
tenements. situated on the westerly side OF
Convent Nv. "a feet north 10th st.: size
h4x132x57S125: ideal for stores, bakery, pub
lie market. &C.; price $50, 0O0 subject first
mortgage $1,000 6e5 only $4,000 cash; bal
ance equity subordination 10 building loan. or
sacrifice for cash; submit proposition 10
Estates OF Post Academy. Inc, the Pearl
House. Parksville. Sullivan county. ". Y.
APARTMENT houses to lease, Washington
Heights, new law walkups; steam heat.
electric lights; great opportunity for lessees.
CAN at once. BROWNING, 20 West S1st.
Tel. 1873 Schuyler.
TAXPAYERS SITE-t25 feet from Broad
way subway station. THOMPSON, AUS
TIN co. 141 broadway. Rector 502s
TEN room stcam-heated house real buy at
SIS 900. 5I1 West 147th.
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Rronx-Sai- or Let.

EAST FREMONT AN.--Taxpayer's site. suit
able for stores and garages. at grade; bar
gain for Immediate sale. THOMPSON. AUS
TIN g. CO.. III Broadway. Rector 502s.
McLERNON BROS, REAL ESTATE,
log w. Eordhnm rond. Phone O230 Ford.
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Unfurnished.

CHRISTIAN FAMILY, adults. want or
room elevator apa artment: West Side pre-
ferrred not over S100: Nov l. Address p.
O. Box 400. General T.. o.. New York city.
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FLATBUsH-Two family house tax exempt:
best residential location: just completed ;
ready for occupancy; price reasonable :
terms 10 suit. Apply builders. MIRABEI4LO
BROTHERg. 1856 Benson av., Brooklyn.
Phone Bensonhurqt 5aq7. House open for
inspection, 1913 East 9th St, between Ave
nues VI aud l..
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Observation-Disclosures.

FOR private dwellings IN upper Manhattan
see PORTER & Co, $50 w. 125th 81.
HOUSE East Grand st; $4,000: particu-
lars. BAILEY. 21l4 5th av Harlem 1887.
ATTENTION; UNUSUAL OP-
PORTUNITIES.
Broadway elevator apartment with stores:
Washington Heights: $I5 900 investment
nets approximately $4,000 annually, exclus-
i've of mortgage instalments.
20e6 investment: Sd av. corner, vicinity 3ith
ST 50x100: cold water; stores; great
future; price S65 900 Terms.
MANY OTHER ATTRACTIVE INVEST
MENTS WEST SIDE-NO BROKERS.
JAMES ]. MARTIN 4 Co, 342 Madison Av.
WRITE FOR ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET.
Real Estate Auction Sale
Next Tuesday, Oct 10,
at Noon at II Vesey ST.
NJ MORGENTHAU, JR. CO., 13O w 42D.
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Furnished.
From Battery TO 1ith ST.. Inclusive.

wAvERLEY PLACE-Large living room. .
bedrooms, kitchenette and bath; Handsomely
furnished; strictly sanitary to refined, re-
sponsible people. Phone Plaza 0645 or $50.
WASHINGTON PLACE, s3.-Attractively
furnished four rooms and bath: SIPS; inn
mediate pOsscssion
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BrookIyn-sale or Let.
BAY RIDGE.

BAY RIDGE.
Six room house. TIED bath and kitchen.
bullt-in shower, parquet all through. steam
heat electricity; tax exempt; garage: eX-
elusive style; built on terrace only one left
terms.
S. =. pEEREBOoM. 63s Sith ST.. Brooklyn
BlsNSONIIURST-Tw family three room
frame house steam heat, electricity; lot
T5xl00; price $4,000. y 662 Herald.
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NORTHUMBERLAND room house, COM
pietey furnished, si25O0 terms j. II.
wETIN. Tel 624-W Bayshore, l., L.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
East Side.
East Side.
ALLERroN HOUSE FOR MEN.

AIILEKTUN HOUSE, FUR MEN,
The rates in the newest of the Allerton
group, a II story freproof building, Just
connleted. containing apartments. club con-
veniences, are from $3.50 to $3.50 per week
for permanent residence only 143 East goth
ST., 45 East 55th st.
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Brooklyn,

DEAN ST. 15C-Front, back parlor; . single
rooms light hougekecping. Main lain.
Evening star., 1922-02-01

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, February 1.-'Women
of Maryland, ally yourselves with one
of the two great political partles'
then begin with your own precinct
and start housecleaning."
This was the advice given by Miss
Alice Robertson. United States con-
gresswoman from Oklahoma, more
familiarity known as Just MISS
Alice" to the women of the Roland
Park Club at their meeting last week.
ANY group of people who form
themselves into new party con-
stitutes a grave danger TO the poiiticai
welfare of this country. 1t is rlght
that there are two parties, Two ois
outstanding parties in TINS countis'
for one should never hold the balance
of power For the development OF
this country we need both the repup.
lican and the democratic parties, Dul
we do not need. nor do we want, d
women's party as opposed to the men.
so 1 say join the party in WnlSn
YOU believe and then start in on tne
lowest rung of the ladder. Learn !
about government in the precinct; !
well remember what Roosevelt repiieu
to some person who criticised nun ioi
attending ward meetings over livery
stables and saloons. III | don lear,,
how they govern so that l may govern
them, they will govern me. ana mus
thew will be my peers So he began
in the precinct. | tell you 10 90 inc
same. Live the finest sort OF me ~
YOUR own neighborhood and tr! 10 rnahe ma
it possible for every one else 10 10 iAe-
wise. ho.
cause I had always held mans Joo
myself. but then when l was 1ss ovess
whelmingly busy in the Rea ,,;s;n.s irTns
canteens. the suffragists put one over over
on us. They drafted us. Personall!
] never volunteered in the ranks OF
suffrage Nor did ! volunteer 70 oe
n congresSw oman. I often say thal IL
a man had approached me WIN as
much cloquence, as much 1erVor, m
sistence and persistence on the SUD
iect of matrimony as the gentlenlai,
employed who came to me ana urseu
nv candidancy for the United STATES
House of RepresentatiXesme~ed,--i Xe,nered-i
couldn't have withstood his eloquence.
~ told him / would think 1t over
not to saw anything further until ne
heard from me, and then ! asked the
advice of three men-no, not WoNisn.
and then set myself two tests 10 40.
You will laugh when you know Wnat
thew WERE One was to reduce TWEEN
ty-five pounds in six Weeks-oecduss
I knew l must ascend wooden boxes
in street speaking-and the other was
10 make trip. to the denlist $:
lie had been telling me for months
,h,t must come and see him. but
each time I said What if troop
train should whistle into town when
I should be in your chair?' But when
| did go to him the verdict was VIVA.
7 eypected, Every tooth must out
So minus twenty-five pounds and
nIns store teeth. I set my face toward
ELECTION. or defeat-which really eA-
pected. 10
,'r,,.,sI cannot be sold'-I cannot
he intimidated'-upon that I was
elected. Aud first of all I told my
friends in oklahoma I am Chris
tian, then an American and last re-
publican. .,o,;a,,o
In God and because / love my Bible;
Evening star., 1922-02-01
'sVISS ALICE'' BEGS MARYLAND
WOMEN TO ENTER POLITICS

am an American because America
is to me the most glorious, splendid
and God-fearing country in the
world. and 1 am republican because
for many months a democratic ad-
ministration imprisoned my beloved
grandfather, whose whole soul ana
mind and body was devoted to the
okee Indians. But when the Cover
nor of Georgia yielded to the dic,
tates of the President of the United
States and freed my grandfather, ne
gathered all his belongings and
started for the west, settling IN
Oklahoma.
could / join party that had im-
prisoned my grandfather? NO, but
/ am proud of that penitentiary re"
ord in our family. perhaps the only
woman in the United States who has
that honor. because our family has
record for educating the Indians.
doing more for their welfare and
future-a record that cannot be beaten
by any other family in the world
In concluding her address Miss
Robertson paid high tribute to the
mothers of the country.
women with homes of their own,
husbands who love them. and children
to grow up around them, are the ones
that really know life at it's best and
get the fullness out of it, she said.
zone day woman came to me and
said in a tone of envy that l had so
much to divert me, that ! had SO many
friends and that everybody liked me.
I said to her. Very well. you take all
my love, friendship and diversion and
give me your husband. Is that fair
exchange?' 1 don't need to say that
she saw who had really the best of the
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