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HomeMy WebLinkAbout9000 women eligible to vote in this county November_8,_1917_(Page_3_of_10THREWTHEITHACAJOURNAL,THURSDAY EVENING,NOVEMBER 8,1917. "I ersonals 9,000 WOMEN ELIGIBLE TO VOTE WE MUST ALL GET BACK TO SIMPLE UVJNG-BA1L-EY 8 SOLDIER VOTES AT DIX, SAYS REPORT in I mm Is the Result of a Purchase in This Store We are satisfied with our small profit.You are satis- fied with the big saving and the beautiful garment. land,Samuel Jeffrey,Canadace Wil- liams,Royal Gilkey,Roy Hopper,J. King,and the Misses Mary L.Arnold, Irene Ostercamp,Paula Klso.Second District Mesdames.F.E.Miller,O. J.Vorhis,S.P.Smltto,Martha Dean, Mary Nelson,W.J.Allen,Clara L. Brewster,J.M.Bra'nnon,and the Misses P.West,E.Bowan,A.M.Ko-busk-ie, Lua Minns K.Etz. Second Ward,First District,Mes- dames,E.J.Holmes,Martin B. Yontz,Catherine Rumball,John Wright,Richard Williams;the Misses Carolyn Carter,Mary Carter,Lillian Finch,Edith Horton,E.Kaminskl, J.Smellow,E.H.Weul,A.Schoen-fel-d, Second District,Mesdames D.S. O'Brien,Emma Pomeroy,and Misses J.Donlon,D.Bowen,O.Crosklaus, Katherlne Worden,L.Baker,H.E. Addoms,M.W.Edwards,R.Mason, K.M.Rodgers,D.V.Hitchcock. Third Ward,First District Mes- dames.A.M.MacGachen,Willard Austin,A.R.Shadle,Misses T.M. Wlllgerodt,Hortense Robillard,Ruth Rand.Second District Mesdames. Grant Cole,A.H.Wright;Misses Re La Division Between Gallagher Fairlv Even Dem--Suits and DressesocraticCandidate's Plurality .xo2 Fenner's Margin Oyer 600-L-ewis'Lead 1,700. unofficial returns from ,.tin3 County enow that Attorney ;7al Merton E.Lewis,Republican succeed himself,carried JZtv by a plurality of 1,747.t Ssing Ulysses district,returns Tte not included in The Again we call your attention to a limited number of Individual suits at from $10.00 to $20.00.Others sell them higher., A special offering of Dresses for the week end at $9.50 and $10.00. When you are in,ask to see our Coats. General Furnishing Co.,Inc. "We Save You Money." fSs ttWe...last .night,makins: gave Mr. his SXin tne county 4.053. unofficial nlur-- wis increased to 611.Judge v1'-.-KoVaee's plurality over That Is Suffrage Leader's Esti- mate About 3,500 in Ithaca Re-districti-ng Will Be Neces- sary Women Carried Every Town in County. Mrs.F.E.Bates,county suffrage chairman,estimated today that ap- proximately 9,0 00 women in Tomp- kins County will be eligible to vote as a result of the adoption of the suffrage amendment .at Tuesday'selection.Officials today expressedtheopinionthatthe addition of this heavy vote will necessitate the re-di-s. trlctlng of the election districts In the city and throughout the county.The present number and arrangement of election districts,it is stated,will be Insufficient to accomnfodate the in- creased vote.It is estimated that of the total number of eligible women voters in the county,3,500 reside in the City of Ithaca. According to returns from all dis- tricts in the county excepting three, suffrage carried every township and all city districts with the exception of one,the Second District of the First Ward in this city.That district voted yes,49;no,60.It was estimated to- day that every district outside of the city went in favor of suffrage. Final Returns. Final returns in the city and coun- ty on suffrage follow:Ithaca"(city) yes,1,243;no,756;Caroline,yes, 187,no,176;Danby,yes,161,no, 108;Dryden (one district missing) yes,369,no,239;Enfield,yes,14 0, no,116;Groton (one district miss- ing)yes,412,no,285;Ithaca town, yes,224,no,107;Lansing (one dis- trict missing)yes,227,no,139; Newfleld,yes,213,no,121;Ulysses, yes,343,no,227.The total countyvotewiththree districts missing is: yes,3,517;no,2,267,a plurality in favor of suffrage of 1,250. We M.Sweetland is increased to f Mr Mekeel's total vote is not eTe,"but his plurality will be mining district gave Lyman rllla"her a plurality of seven 5 fixing Charles Green's "55.exclusive of the soldier- .i no San Felice Cigar becca Allen,Vera Knott,Ina Cornish, E.Prangan,Eunice Ashley. Fourtfi Ward,First District Mes- dames.F.E.Bates,E.B.Miller,C. A.Courtwright,T.F.Mead,Brlstow Adams,James Palmer;Misses Helen Halght,M.Colon,Pearl Sheldon,"L. E.Wray,O.II.Cornelius,M.A.Gon-ro-y, Dagmar Schmidt,Gladys Thomp-son. Second District Mesdames Grant Egbert,B.F.Lent;Misses Hope Smiley,E.Smiley,E.M.Hieber,D. B.Hieber,Hamblen,F.A.Bean,A.O. Xlirdner,M.E.GIrdner,Frances Bowen,D.S.Johnston,P.H.Miller,Elizabeth King,Irva Pearlsteln,Catherine Schurman.Third Dis- trict Mesdames L.E.Routh,R.A. Emerson,H.S.Jaooby,Louis Knud-so-n, C.E.Butts,Seth Weed;Misses R.Metzgar,H.F.Ross,H.C.Buck-hon-t, H.L.Meyer,Mary Albertson. Fifth Ward,First District Mes- dames,E.J.Curtis,Bertha Cook,Herman Russell,Millard Medalbaum,Frank Snyder;Misses Sara Camp- bell,Charity Smith,E.S.Pollock, II.A.II.Gerber.Second District Mesdames H.S.Eldred,Lillian Wick, Mary Renwlck.Clayton Fox,Rebec- ca Jarvis,C.E.Lamb,Sidney How- ell,Gilbert Mollison,Sherman J. Hayes.Third District Mesdames Clara Brewster,Ira N.Stllwell,Ida M.Roosa,F.W.Owens. According to information received Tie Journal today 122 Tompkins Lnr men cast their votes at the ,Sn at Camp Dix.This report dStlwt the vote between Mr.Green John A.Vanderslice,1916.collegeofagriculture,editor of the Cornell Countryman during his senior year innowsergeantofordinance,first class,He is stationed at the United StatesarsenalatAugusta,Ga. Prof.H.C.Elmer has been calledtoAlbanytoattendameetingofthestatecommitteeontherevisionoftheLatinsyllabus. Mrs.A.W.Kline left yesterday forNewYorkCitywhereshewillvisitherniece,Miss Clara Thayer,other relatives and friends. Supervisor Max Kluebert who has been ill at his home for the pastthreeweekswasabletobeattils place of business yesterday and is im- proving in health. Miss Ruth Wlnton of 601 North Aurora street haa returned from Ro- chester where she Bpent several dayswithrelatives. Mrs.W.H.Rundle has returned to her home,536 West Green street,after spending some time at the home of her daughter on East Hill.She is improved in healt'-i-. Mrs.Lynn Crandall and daughterofJerome,Idaho,are guests of Mr. and Mrs.Clayton Crandall of 316 Hector street. Mrs.N.J.Thompson of Elmira who underwent an operation here recentlyand has been In the Carman sanitar- ium is improving and may be able toreturnhomesoon. Miss Mary Hibbard has been the guest of Mrs.E.W.Southworth at Dryden this week. Howard Cobb is in New York City. Miss Katherlne Nye 13 visiting Miss Kate Muir at Auburn for a few days. Charles Kingsley of Mansfield,Pa.,is visiting his eon,Dr. R.R.Kings-le-y and Mrs.Tingsley at their tiome on East Seneca street. William J."Fahey of Long Island City has been spending a few dayawithrelativeshere. Martin B.Yontz,a well known Ithaca telegrapher,has accepted a government position,and is now lo- cated at Kansas City.He was dis- patcher of the Lackawanna Railroad here for 12 years Rev.C.P.Bispham,E.D.SebringaandH.C.Baldwin of Waverly were here today conferring with Chairman E.C.Stewart of the War Cheat As- sociation and Acting Secretary R.W. Kellogg of the Board of Commerce. Waverly is contemplating the adop- tion of the war chest plan. Troopers C.A.McMullen and H.C. Schlausher of Troop D,State Mounted Police,were In Ithaca to- day. They are on a tour of this sec- tion of the state.Their headquartersisinSyracuse. Ithacans at New York Hotels. Manhattan D.T.Gilmartin,jr.Grand"R.Marshall and wife. Marlborugh W.A.Dillon. Latham P.J.Herron. Breslin J.T.Lloyd.Navarre H. W.Burns,P.H.Scott, N.E.Illston. N 6cOWcdMr.uanasuei ijw..n.i,ar'c frlonrls helieVA thatUfUlli06"" is'will receive a plurality of the vote ,rt--r hut not enouea toricUUUiA. rhiaee the result of the election. :!T7 .ATna TnrrmVins flnnntv Advance )in Raw "Material Costs Necessitates Small Increase in PriceTiurs10Dumu TtM to be counted from Camp The rising cost of raw materials.In- creased taxation and advanced wages Murine th naat vear have been so TTidswortn,ana it i yussiuio luau a Eumber of scattering votes may be received from boys in France or at jtet cantonments and posts in this county.Not more than 175 soldiers from this county were entitled to Tote. great that It has become impossible to To those discriminating smokera who appreciate a cigar of merit wa ask your continued patronage.It goes without saying that the usual high quality of the San Felice will be maintained.The San Felice cigar if now 6c.The Delsel-Wemm-er Co., Lima,Ohio. continue to sell the San Fence cigar for 5c and still maintain its high qual- ity.The time has come when we are compelled to raise the price of San Felice to 6c. WEST SIDE HOUSE TO BE OPENED FRIDAY TSOUTHLANSNGDEPO TTi fuMonrned annual meeting and A Simple Way To Remove Dandruffformalopeningofthenewquarters will be held at the recently erected OF SHORT LINE BURNStrtRidHouse".902 West Buf-- fato street,Friay evenindg,at 7:45 o'clock. in nnnortnnitv will be given all interested to inspect the new build Economy in Food Only Part of Our Duty,He Says Refresh- ments and Night Banquets Should Go Wholesome Living Will Help All. In a notable address before the Rotary Club yesterday Liberty Hyde Bailey made a plea for simplicity In living,economy in the use of food and the elimination of the desire for "the things that we ought not to want." Mr.Bailey repeated that we must be "stripped for the running.Now Is no time for useless baggage,round- about methods,and mental impedi-menta.We must get back to the es- sentials,keping only those activities that count,in order that we may re- lease all our energy for the greattaskbeforeus.We must get back to simplicity,frugality,directness.We shall be Wealthier,happier and more prosperous if we do,and we shall be more able to help win the war.We should practice economy In food and make the necessary substitutions so far as we can,but we should now gofartherthanthis.To use a good medical phrase,--we must treat our incapacity by a process of .elimina- tion.Probably more than half the people live on this basis already."What to do 1.Eliminate course meals.Two courses are sufficient,the meal Itself and the desert;and it would not be difficult to combine these into one.In particular,do away with the separate soup course and the preliminariesthereto.The ordinary thin-wat-er soup service is of no consequence, being merely a concession to custom dictated by fashion.If soup Is to be used,let it be a soup for sustenance with real substance and in sufficient quantity to be made a regular part of the meal,taking the place of meat or other substantial dish.This was the former custom,before the French menu came in,and Is the custom yet witfa those who live close to the necessities. 2.Eliminate all appetizers and palate-tickle-rs and the expensive reali8b.es.A good appetite is not made by such things as these,but by honest hunger.If one,being well, cannot eat without such stimulators of appetite,one would better forego the trouble. 3.Eliminate the desire for mere variety,that makes so much work for the housewife and adds so much to the bills.A certain change one may wellfcave,but much of .the search for variety goes beyond all reason and is the result of pampered habit.A few plain essentials,well cooked and in sufficient quantity,are much to be desired over knick-knac-ks and mere novelties.The keener the search for variety,that one may avoid a repeti- tion within the week,the greater is the likelihood that many inedible things will be introduced into the fare. Ban on Refreshments and Teas 4.Eliminate all afternoon teas. 5.Eliminate all evening social re- freshments and niKht hmnnot. These things are merely con 'on to custom--They are not founded In any necessity.Night banquets are an aoo-minati- In this twentieth century we should be able to come together socially without being fed. Mr.Bailey said that while we were about it,we should eliminate half the silver and other trinkets that we are In the habifof finding places for on the table and elsewhere.This would dispose of much labor,save ex- pense,and contribute to peace of mind.Surprising is the amount of good Ingenuity expended in trying to find a reason for making a new de- vice in trifling table-furnishi-ng and gewgaws.These things are confus- ingly,in evidence at Christmas time. If expended in the wholesome arts of life,this ingenuity might contri- bute much to real accomplishment. These superfluities are one with bric-a-br-ac and all the irrelevant things by which we obscure and prevent the exercise of real art. War 13 probably never justified In civilized society (If such society ex- ists),yet good results may come from it.Maybe one of the results of this war will be the forcing of the people back to plain wholesome liv- ing and the eliminating of desire for the things that we ought not to want. SUFFRAGISTS WILL CELEBRATE TONIGHT ing and to become more familiar with That has been done,is being done SAVE THE WHEAT-- Eat Wool's American Rye Bread and That is ?ioped for the future. Tha committee has provided an in teresting program for the occasion, mrtndine a short address by W.n.. There is one sure way that has never failed to remove dandruff at once,and that is to dissolve it,then you destroy it entirely.To do this,just get about four ounces of plain,common liquid arvon from any drug store (this is all you will need),apply it at night when retiring;use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it in gently with the finger tips. By morning,most if not all,of yourdandruffwillbegone,and three or four more applications will completely dis- solve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of it,no matter how much dandruff you may have. You will find all itching and diggingofthescalpwillstepinstantly,and yourhairwillbefluffy,lustrous,glossy,silkyandsoft,and look and feel a hundred times better, McLennan of "Welcome Hall",Social Settlement,Buffalo.' With Loss of $500,Including Records New and Larger Structure to Replace It. The wooden passenger station of the Central New York Southern Rail- road at South--Lansing was destroyed by fire late yesterday afternoon,ogether with its contents,causing an estimated loss of ?50,which is parti- ally covered by Insurance. Lewis J.Prime,the station agent, had left the station in charge of his wife viile he went to neighboringhouseforsomemilk.About 5:30 o'clock Mrs.Prime discovered flames In the building.The fire attained such a start that it was impossible to save the station records,papers and Invoices contained In the building. City Attorney Bert T.Baker was motoring In the vicinity when the fire --vas discovered.He joined the small 'ire-fighti-ng brigade which assembl For sale at all grocery stores Serial Calenirar .irt--I "The Style Shop'9 A Suit Sale Out of the Ordinary for Tomorrow and Saturday RHEUMATISM ? READ TH!S LETTER Hamilton,Out,Apr.lOtfc,1917. "About four fors ago I wrote Ttn of my eoodition from Mascn-u-r nd InS.immatiOT-j--Rheumatism ind Kidney Trouble,and my eS jrtthroughtrarelandehjjufeof tlmwte to rid myself of these un- welcome ruets,and how I onlyfonodrelieflaGinoPittsafter pending a lot of time auu moneyinforeijnlands. "fiinco hen Gino PiTia have wen my Wt anchor.I find in tdjaaeinf years a tendency of the kidneya to get out of order more wily than formerly,but a fewaoetofGlaoPillapntathemright"d wards off other and more serl-- trouble."W.Q.KEID." Gino Pilla are 50c box or 6 for $2.50.at all -dealers. Bjaple fr if you IncBuSalO,S.Y. KITCHEN SHOWER. An enjoyable kitchen shower was given last night for Mr.and Mrs. Ernest Mack at their home on Casca-dill-a street.They received many presents of tinware and other use- ful gifts.The evening was pleasantly spent.Refreshments were served. Among those who attended were Miss Annie Batchelor,Mr. and Mrs.War- ren T.Batchelor,Wallace Davenport,Gertrude Davenport,Mr.and Mrs. Randolph,T.Davenport,Raymond Sheffield,Mr.and Mrs.Carl Dickens, Mr.and Mrs.Leslie Congdon and oth- ers. The first Craftsman's Club dance of the season will be held tomorrow evening at 9 o'clock in Masonic Hall for members and their invited guests. A five-pie-ce orchestra under the lead- ership of Albert Brissette will fur--, nish the music.The club is planningtogiveadanceeachmonththrough- out the winter and spring season. ed.A large storehouse owned by Terpennnlng &Townsend near the station was threatened but tfie flames were confined to the station.Mr. Baker directed the levelling of the burning timbers of the station so that the flames could not spread.How the fire started is not definite- ly known.It is presumed that it may have been caused by either spontane- ous combustion or crossed wires and possibly by a heater which was in the building.Central Southern offlcals today said that the station would be Immediately replaced by a buildingofalargerandmoremoderntype. PYTHIANS'DINNER FOR BIEN CALLED TO SERVE The Knights of Pythlans lodge will honor its young men who have been called for military service with a testimonial dinner at 6:30 o'clock next Monday evening In the lodgerooms.The affair will be for the members and their families.The rooms will be decorated in patriotic colors and the committee in charge is perfecting plans to make dinner a highly successful one.A.W.Fien-ber-g will be toastmaster and there will be a program,of speaches in which the honor,roll members will respond. The Earnest Workers class of the State Street M.E.Church will meet this evening at the home of Mrs.M. B.Yontz,501 South Cayuga street,to pack gift boxes for the Red Cross. The Woman's Benefit Association of the Maccabees will hold its regu- lar review in the rooms in the Roths- child Block at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening. The L.oyal Temperance Legion will meet at the W.C.T.U.home tomor- row afternoon at 4 o'clock. LADIES!LOOK YOUNG, DARKEN GRAY HAIR Smart Suits of Newest Designs Out of our stock yesterday they were priced up to $40.00. Sale $25.00 The Amaranth Thimble Club will meet with Mrs.Mary A.Barton,308 Utica street,Friday,November 9, from 2 to 5 o'clock. ORGAN RECITAL PROGRAM SELECTED BY DR.WHITE In honor of the 85th birthday of Dr.Andrew D.White which occurred yesterday,Prof.J.T.Quarles will give a special program at the organ recital In Bailey Hall at 5 o'clock Fri- day afternoon.The program,per- sonally selected by Dr.White,fol- lows: Sonata 3 Mendelssohn Andante Cantabile Tschaikowsky Overture to Der Freischutz von Weber Largo Handel Finlandia Sibelius This is our first Suit Sale this season,and the assortment'is the best.All the latest models,beautifully tailored,silk lined,man tail- ored,plain tailored models or Fur Trimmed,sizes 14 to 44. These are Wonderful Bargains,and just at the time when you want to wear them.r'" This is our Season's Clean-u-p,so come in and get one of these"real bargains.'-. Sale Friday and Saturday All sales are cash No approvals or charges Party Workers Guests of Honor at "Open House"in Bates Home. At the home of Mayor and Mrs. F.E.Bates,310 N.Aurora street, "open house"will be held tonight, beginning at 8 o'clock to give an op- portunity for all who wish both men and women to express congratulations and satisfaction at the great victory gained by the Woman Suffrage Party In the state and particularly in.Tomp- kins County. Mrs.Bates who Is county chairman has invited all the workers on elec- tion day as guests of honor.A par- tial list of them appeared last even- ing.This is supplemented tonight. Mrs.Bates wishes it understood that everyone is invited although perhaps through some inadvertence their name should not appear in the print- ed list. Additional names to those already printed are:Mesdames.I.K.Bren-stei-n, John Humphreys,Alice Singer, Grace Per Lee Howe,the Misses E. W.--Knettles,Elinor Itodgers,Mina Rodgers,Jessie Shurter.' City Workers In addition to those given above, who were county workers,the cityhadasfollows: First.Ward,First District,Mes-- fyond a shadowfadoubtthese Q(psareacrown-- a lng success Use Grandma's Sage Tea and Sulphur recipe and nobody can telL Brush It through hair. Gray hair,however handsome,de- notes advanclngi age.We all know the advantage of a youthful appearance. Your hair 1b your charm.It makes or mars the face.When it fades,turns gray and looks streaked,just a few applications of Sage Tea and Sulphurenhancesitsapearanceahundred- fold. Don't stay gray!Look younger!Either prepare the recipe at home or get from any drug store a BO-ce-nt bot- tle of "Weyth's Sage and Sulphur Com- pound,"whicb.is merely the old-tim-e recipe improved by the addition of other ingredients.Thousands of folks recommend this ready-to-us-e prepar-tion-. because it darkens the hair beau- tifully,besides no one can possibly tell,as it darkens so naturally and evenly.You moisten a sponge or soft brush with it,drawing this through the hair taking one small strand at a time.By taorning the grayhairdisappears;after another applica-tion or two,its natural color is restor- ed and It becomes thick,glossy and lustrous,and you appear yearsyounger. Wyeth'a Sage and Sulphur Com-poun-d is a delightful toilet requisite.It is not intended for the cure,mitlga-- Remove all traces of dandruffonrHats.Fall styles in full atLowPrices John Mea THE STYLE SHOP" V A.J.Pr itchard ill dissolve and remove all traces of annoyinganditchingdandruffthatalwayscausesbald- ness and fallinn hair if neglected.Get rid of it now Stop the falling hair.Keep your hate healthy and luxuriant and your scalp Clean.5oia by all dealers.The Philo Hay Co..Newark.N.J.East Green St Reproduced with permission of copyright owner. Further reproduction prohibited without permission.