c. 1915. Thin art board has 17x18.75” India and brown accent ink image area w/well-dressed woman yelling at President Wilson who has his fingers in ears. She carries bag labeled “Votes For Women” which has papers and a raccoon inside. Lower right has “Debeck” ink signature. Reverse has typed label “Can’t Hear A Word! Pittsburgh Gazette-Times”. Margins have trace of edge wear, image area is clean and VF/Exc. Historic and well-drawn early example of DeBeck’s pre-comic strip art. Women would not get the right to vote until 1920. From the Schecter Family collection.