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The daily sentinel., 1910-08-31
DISCOURAGED AUTHOR
MAY DIE UNIDENTIFIED

New York, Aug. S1-Little hope
is held out today for the recovery OF
Vera Fitch OF Oakland, Cal. who
shot herself at the Hotel Astoria OF
Monday night
seeks to conceal her identity.
MISS Fltch came here from Callicr-
uia 10 gain fame as a writer, and. be-
coming discouraged. tried to end her
life.
parHn Reel Tie ST. Louis drug
uan, is business visitor 70 the city
today.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-31

a de rec of divorce was granted by
County Judee sullivan Lcaay TO Mel
Vile Jones from mis- wife, Nora Jones.
Bue srouads ou which the recree was
mel at tue lile the suit vss fled.
VINES or & Weiser represented the
aia.ltih.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Today's realty transfers of record
were:
Dick Stewart to olof A. Swanson;
part of lots and S in block I.
Fruita; S2,25O.
Beida Stewart to Charles II. Tur-
ner; certain acreage; $4,000.
j, II. Rankin 10 Chase c. Dooley;
lot l6 In block L, Norls addition to
Fruita.
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SECOND FUTUR|TY
. BEING RUN TODAY
by Associated Press. /

sSsoga, N. Y, Aug. 31.-With
today of the second Futurity worth
nearly $4,000, the richest stake to
be diyided-American racing in the
state of New York will come to a
close 2 Y months earlier than usual
The Futurity with the grandest
field of 2-year-olds that ever battled
for this historic event, was the mag
-rst that drew one of the largest
crowds that eyer witnessed a race in
the northern part of this state.
Bashti, the recognized champion 2
year-old lilly cf the year, VIII be the
running puhhc's favorite. She will
carry the colors of Harry Payne
Whitney.
Many race followers are pinning
their faith to. fiildreth, Novelty and
, Zeus.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-31

Secretary Mahony of the Chamber
Of Commerce is in receipt of large
ECmber of government bulletins from
Congressman f. T. Taylor regarding
irrigation of orchards. These are for
free distribution on request, and any
ranchers or others who desire them
can have them mailed free on sending
n request TO Secretary Mahony.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-31

The county clerks Office today is
sued marriage license to Frank p.
steider a6ed %, Of Kimball, Neb..
and MISS MS NJ Bickel, aged 20 of
pglilgde.
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t. ~. Fan and w, Z. Hudson, of
Carrollton. No, are new arrivals in
the valley They are looking over
real est6te interests with a view to
speculation.
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.lI.es MIllred Mrlcht

Mss Mildred Wright, a popular
young lady Of Palisade. visited her
friends IN this city today. en- route to
Nevada Mo, where she viii enter as
q student in the famous Cottey col
leGe, the wcmen's college located at
that, place.
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Miss Lodie Hibbs, deputy clerk of
,the county court, has returned to her
duties after a TWO weeks vacation.
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II C. II. Schief.>a retired business
man of Iowa, is visiting Grand valley
friends this week and incidentally
Hooking around for Investments.
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william T. Buthorn, proprietor of
The LaCourt hotel ard director of the
Chamber Of Commerce, returns home
soday from an extended eastern trip,
including a visit to Chicago, Milwau-
zee, New York and other eastern
points.
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f. C. Goodman. the Moab Utah,
j Abusiness man. is spending the day in
the city nbusiness.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-31

Folio Hilbert, the popular and con-
genial young clerk of the C. D. Smith
Fourth Street Drug Store. has re-
turned from Palisade where he has
been spending a few days.
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Continued on page eighty
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-31

THE FAITH OF THE PEOPLE
is THE SUCCESS OF ANY
CITY. THE DAILY SENTINEL
ALWAYS HAS HAD THAT
FAITH. JOIN IT.
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PHILADELPHIA. De- After strug-
Cling with the TESTIMONY for eleven hours
and "a half the jury in tn" 10, cnth Ward
kidnapping ca-e4 to-dry COW iCtel fv"
~ tn" Fix C"frndRnts They dr." Polio"
IIruienani John J I.ynrh. Street Scr
gent Charl".~ ShDh"rt. HOuY- Sergeant
John - Sweeney and Thomas f. Duffy
Republican !" dor 81 IN" second div ision
Of IA" -, "n,h Nard and messenger 81
s-.!"ct Council and Richard DE busy. n
k"publICan dI' I.IJn worker
FrInE ,NhI"!ds. policeman. was ac-
quilted
h" d"ianGants W"r. accuse! 81 spirit
ing away from tn. SECOND div iSiDn of the
80, .nth Ward Edward Mckenzie. Garrett
Welsh and Solomon C"le william Penn
party WORKERS in that div I-iJn Two
policemen ran into NcR.nzic's ho,Ir.
i.rs."r orders from Shpbnrt. m. stree,
scrg"lnr and arrested VI KsnzIn q, l..
and N"lSh were arrested u hiie 'lisv yer.
on their WAY To notify political friends
81 N"k"nZie- arrest
The ihrr" men were tstksn 10 IN. sta
ton hOus" al -: rn'h and Iomhar d
= RESTS and fhan u,!Ictlv triLugfarro! 10
an u''Dwn station without b"ing slated
IA either station They wer.. returned
III" former district abC'p y VI on
"!"ctiDn dav. fs't"r having b"on IN CTS
fody from about $40 tho night before
Ihuy ~ct" released about "A quarter Of
an hour before the polls closed.
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WONTrL Art ASs0CIaTION
steps Tow ard Permanent Orkanilation
and Erection Of . Museum.

MoNTCLAIR. y. j.. Dec. s.-The Mont
clair Arr Association WIS formed here
Tonight The object Of the association
il 10 plan for she erection and maints-
nance Of AN art museum for which Mn.
Henry Lang CAV. fSocoO la-t wear Will
lam ! Evans has gwen tSO.sD worth OF
paintings by American artists
About fifty persons attended the fne"i-
ing tonight. Cornelius - Du Boir pre-
sided. \ temporary board ~ Director
was appointed. including william T
Evans. Henry Lang. William Courer, the
sculptor: Michel l.. BrIn, Frederick J.
Waugh. william II. Dickson. Edmund Il
Osborn. Charles " Anderson. His y.
Earle and George W Reynolds. II was
hecid"d to hold he first annual meeting
N February to establish IA permanent
organization. A. that I'm" Z site for the
museum will b. selected
Their. are To no. four classes 81 members
Of the Moniclair Art Association: Fnun-
fer-. who Civ" tiOO0n. patrons. who Civ"
s2SI or more life members. who Civ.
siw, and supporting members, who pay
$40 y year. ~ present there are two
pa.rons and 2o supporting members.
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regretted that Mr. Frohman Mr.. billing
ham and Mr. Hummel had been brought
into something thar did not concern
hem
Mr. Latham said ne left his wife in
London TO make a name for herself
but she failed. and her artistic vanity
IS wounded The smart Of the wound
causes her TO look upon ma now less a
husband than as a machine for provid-
ing her with the wh.rewithal She
wrote him after seeing Abe Hummel
and told him she had been assured Of
the publicity Of the American press in
compelling him 10 support her. and that
she would not hesitate 10 apply To II II
necessary. Atham said
Charles r. Dillingham; put in an an
davi' that Mrs Latham told him = hate
the country. | hate the peopln. and
wouldn't live in America II my husband
had a palace for mo rh.r.
Mrs latham replied that she never
made such statement % MIR Dillingham;
and that evidently he had confused her
with the other Mrs. Latham whom
she saws Latham has Introduced here.
Sh" denies that she expressed dislike
for this country. and say thar such
allegations are made tn injure her with
the Court Mrs Latham is living At the
Marth a Wa-hinGto on Hotel
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and that - now the universal slogan
then hero would b. free trade between the
nIt-d states and canada Immediately.
ror M man can honesty pretend that tho
wage average - lower tn rha' country than
IN this or that raw material rNCept IN tho
ca ~ q few articles such lumber and
paper pulp. which We must nav" ~ any cost
and ought 'o admit free IN order 70 husband
our own DIV inilng r-sourc-s. - cheaper
ihcrs than here All the old arguments
again-, reciprocity have been spiked by tn"
YER men "n" have in principle abandoned
their crumhtius for'.HCation-
IN" mo-' convincing and unnn-vershIe
argument for reciprocity has always been
ami ever must he 'he experience OF the
I niied states Itself The only arguments
agalns' It were employed with ra--ionat"
eaTaeS'n.s~ century aud a quarter ago
io prov. thai What are now the states OF
this mon could not prosper unless they
were protected against one another We
know to-day that tho guarantee nj free
trade among he states probably Outwrighsd
any other benefit from the adop' NJ the
Constitution. Every one ~ the forty
eight states j. immsn <riy furt her advanced
than u would hay. been had its citizens
adopted restrictive measures against the
trade oG the Others. A. uanv Oi them would
hav. don. Not one has found IT. develop
mcni IN any way retarded by open COM
petition with all the rest
IN" same ~ true Of the different provinces
Of Canada. II any community on this
continent could need protection agains;
another. such a section "a northwestern
CanlIa wA- ten wears ago could have
claim"d It ..ga,uSt the more advanced prov
inc-- % the EnS Yet In iho-~ unpro-
tscts'i regions no greatest development
has taken place exactly ~ the American
Nogthw.sI has achieved its wonderful pros
p~rtty not IN spit. of but bccau-" Of the
wId- extent III tn" free market Of which
II forms an Inssparabls part. rh" Whole
~conomi" hiS'ory oI both countries - btI!t
upon and governed nv this freedom wItilin
each for trade 10 expand
one bog~y that has hinder.d agreement
be,w""n IN. Two countries IN ~" past ought
20 bs laid forever This - the connection
established IN the minds II some bet ve-n
trade reciprocity and po-I:bl" @o-call~i
annexation Iner. - no more relation
between III" two pTopos. tons than there
~ between agreeing {" buy butter from a
farmer nnd promising tn JOIN hts church
To tell the truth neither people ~ Interested
~ ~pecIi!ai. "n- about any political change
Each has 49, own HABITS ~ Thought and
action. its own Tradition. i'- worthy amt
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KAHN SALE TOTAL S2N, $40
ma pHift> ~ LAST Dty ron
tLatk. iND BRONZES.
Nsr,-i> IN Nrial. unrbie ami Weed l'nsaer
the R,mm-r In rsris- Eleven Tapes
tri-- .r;rh s:.cssk classical AMI
R"Isl"L, siibJ-rt> Sso..y.so for pa,

r.'. .. .ff ft'Fshhrr 10 Ihs Sun.
rAkI- I'.', : IT hts was the last d., ,
Il ia" ilr II the art collection of th,
F,t'MIursr' Kan. TAI tai for to-day :
-...'- Wt> JS.N' frames. or SO. sop. auC
-. ia" four day tn" grand total was
'lSs,r;5 francs. az ali put s,:5 .si5.
l.rt- 3ii - $50. ClocGs u various kinds
'..'.'.t'i -. ~ francs. ur 3Io.Ds5 4 chs.
.al.: md gilt bronze clncx 81 the sia
tenth century. t;arG,aa WORK, sold for
80 - tra"c.. or S.iio. An engraved
hr ne clock. chlssll.-i and gilt work al
rhn Iyrul. 1853. brought u. cUD francs. or
Ss.l.
obs J1s 'o 3i7. consisting nf bronZes.
"r"tsh, !7i. 40 franc b.. or ST.. $50 small
-'It.,'' III hrpnz. Ui ~ Srb lstlin bound
',t :,''", florrut.nc work ii the 81 \ tee.lth
zee my. t-tch"i 5.-r francs. horse.
atm. "n"A. -'.d Tor 100 francs
l.' sud. stI..irtt", at Hercules and
'JI-. |"IrtiGn Nors of ia. sixteenth
,..'l-r.. -'li for 6.t-n francs. 4 pair of
.|ta. CiInSi.Ii- =. Venetian work OF tn.
-.'l" period, hrouSh; q IN francs IN
',~tInd. N-ne;ilT wog, Of ia. sixteenth
.'at !rH. showing = ufouching figure.
-s.l - i."" fTIucS \ small statue Of
80 Pan. Fl".,'ntsa" WORK Of tn. six
~ oi'e' ,e'ohN'
s'd'ur"e al man
= - " '.ie sine P'T'ou'
'"''s ''ho''ier statnette
' VI 'ei" "e noioShe'
a.rs IN 'isUr" of a negroes sold for.
'" |'."- tnothef from th'
''is"' ''"" 'rthc', \ cog
=" re"' Ischcf' sixteenth.
'"'"'' francs. a bust.
d., b.. ~ "a : ." d" ri III IN tde' IN Holland
' ''''''''rS' ""h' Tor '''''o
''L' - W 'S'- carved wood. sold tor
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tLp'VT Dec y DR. Eugene H. Porter
Ht..'" tnrn-nissionsr Or Health. announced
t"-':'y that he had approved the appIi-
'.rl'n ~ the Tupper LAX, Sanitarium
'r'rn. alton. Of which Mrs " = La
'".''uu - PRESIDENT. for permission 80
",-'th-h a privat sanitarinm for the
''t''r"n' Of tubsFc1i losis at Tuppsr Lake
i' 70 ter also announced the appoint
I,"'lf II Dr III l.. Wheeler Of New York
'l'' End Dr W A. White Of Phelps az
'"f.F"-- and consult nts on oral by giens
.' ~" state Department Of Health They
'.I !"liy"r 4 -orI"s Of lectures throu Rh
"I' N" stat" on various subjects per
aiming to public cath
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81 had a doctor for them but he could
not help. Then read ~ the Cuticura
Remedies. As am q chemist. having
served my apprrnt iceship In Germany.
Yet ] was soon taught something better,
Tor after used Cuticura Soap. Ointment
and Resolvrnt the first time the children
f"lt very well and did no moro scratch
ing. Then the erzsma became dry and
ertirrly disappeared after about SIX
th.n ,vo ya,rs a1o an ~ No 10. IT, - TO- ~
trouble has returned. therefore I cam
rrcommend the Cuticura Remedies
without ressrvc 20 oil people who $50
suffering with cczema william 0rrBek,
g Douglas ST.. Brooklyn, ". r.. Mar.
10. 1910"
tnfNTy7 sonn as J. ru,trura Onsrnsus fhDs
1T ttiryya Hssniy~pt tinr ~ ruii~urs pms
X. ", 40 tnrrrg',o's 'h- voyid. Pesfsr Drmg
~Ashed Tee. S2-pass boob en saia ugasra
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A. Mitchell limos tn. British Char GO
d Afaire-. said that thu. activity 81 iii
plomacy on this continent in the last
year has resulted in great strides in the.
direction 81 p-ac. ami good will. He be-
lieved that in no year have there bean
SO many arbItrati,ns both herr anI
abroad
Speaking Of the Hague tribunal Mr
Innes said thar the i.ngii-b barTSiar-
who Appeared for Canada had prestige
that was Perhaps rglIa!l"d by that Of
Mr. Root. but would have been ",I,IalI"i
by no other man on his sid" 81 the water
canada must not leave the mother
country. tn" speaker said -bocaI:-.,
she may h~ called upon la n. the arbit.. r
Of IN" de-tini", ~ ~" empire. to decide
for union or disruption. to stand for a
small idea or great one
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-09
TOLDIN THE HOTEL CORRTDORS
America Sesninai. S~nor Isrsa oS tlslie
Prediction Of Labor Wars.

Sehor and Sefor, tur,Is R.E m % San
tiaSo. Chile. who have. I..n m.kip.atou-
II eight months prin,itaIly in kur,r,.
.-r,,,.d a, Oh, x,iI. ~, 'i,,.,-.., -,
WI "'"-
Nv" M'~Ns VI Va ''l country AMI "'t
Yesterday Tor hone by way Of Panarua.
lngtnn Buffalo. S,ararn Falls and n III
.arn-tou n. Ma-. "A. found that tn. conn
nv through "a inch h, f-ay.Il..d r.uipd.,,
~ very rnInh ~, t'n,,. -Na.bino,,.n
. ..atr,fuI aid >..h..r po.a -h,,, :, -
.urIrrIy ,InIi,. INV l.,lror can cupt,.l
n.-. NOT tn,.i,d Am. ..it.nn Nav. ,,rsng.
T.. u" recon. suppo... that W.
'i'"a'"d n IN Gland
'''' "i'' 'i."
-" ""'
49, '"' t''G'k ID" ION. me can I"
va f." !'''''ilt ~ !. ser from a r--ld' mt
% ih'' 'ity ktnS thai cool rooms bc
80 e. ed i"E hITn.
S.w lace ksv. recently app,.. red
ars.,. l.Ilh,vs a. m. =, R.g,. ,pd
". IN ,h,. r.,,a,,-.,, $780, -,
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go, White Won't Attend Saratoga Society
Dinner.

ALaAsY Dec s-Goy Horace white
because OF pr"yious engagements. has
declined the invitation 20 attend the
dinner Of th"sSarat oga Socict v of New York
at the Waldorf Astoria. in New York CITY
ON December II Governor Dix viii
b. gsae-t at this dinner
SuPrem" Court JIIStic" Edward r.
McGall. John c Met all and Robert q
Morris. one time chairman Of the Repub
Iican county COMMITTED Of New York
were among Gov Whitr'- callers to-day.
Senator Harden Of BrOo. Ign also saw Gov
White on a pardon case.
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AIisnists Again SEE Gas,ash-r.

Tn. siienists retained by the State IN,
the cas-. OF James J. Gallagher. who
tried TO kill Mayor Gaynor. had a con
ference with Prosecutor Of the Plea.
Garven at the latters offic. in Jersey
City yesterday afternoon and later ven,
20 rhe county Jail. wher" they made their
second examination Of fhe week as 10 rho.
prisoners mental condition The alien
lists are DR.. William J. ArIitz Of HoIoken.
DR.. John ID NrHjill 81 Jersey City. Or
George II. SeXamith Of Bayonne and DR..
Harry Cotton Ut Trenton.
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Cooper Hewitt Electric COMPANY Ipcor.
pOraspd

The Cooper Hewitt Electric Com pany
was Incorporated yesterday under the
Avs OF Sew Jersey with a capital stock
II G.1n.OO all common shares Of the
j'hr Vaiu" of 800 ZACH. 10 acquire, own and
work patents relating 70 lamps In which
ap"r forms portion 81 tho conducting
rciit. IA" IncoFporator- are George
hit"held Bett4. Jr Englrwood; William
iiiL-n Pack. Glen Ridge. and Raess y
lsop. ~ Rerns~n street Brooklyn Tina
ohce Of the company ~ at 100 Grand
street. HOhok"n
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LATHAM'S ACTRESS WIFE SUES
SAYS SHE PANIED HER JEW
EIRY TO GET HERE 70 no 1T.
Gets 800 Week \iimony n Preliminary
and Say, Her husband Abandoned
Her lie says That site Hated
America and wouldn't Live Here.

Constance Cynthia Bsaufov Latham. an
English actress who has acted with Sir
Charles Wyndham. Henry b. Irving and
Julia Marlowe. has come 10 this country
tn get y separation from her husband.
Frederick George Latham. general stage
director for Charles y. Dillingham;. on
the ground Of abandonment and nom
support. Upon her husbands admissions
that his salary Is Sl75 week and that he
gets perCentag" from the receipts Of
The Echo which amounts Ia about
$50 week. Supreme Court .lu=tIC. sea-
bury granted $50 "A week alImony and
$3.50 counsel fee tn the laintif yester-
day
Mrs. Latham said in her application
that she is destitute and had 20 hypoth.-
cate her jewelry 10 get here. They were
married in 1895 and hav. "A daughter.
Cynthia. - years old
Tn. plaintiff SAYS her husband came To
this country after their marriag" and
didn't ask her 10 come but adv ised her
To stay IN England and act Sh. said tina,
after he got here he wrote If YOU think
] am coming home Ia go a week IN Lon
don you ar. mistaken. II am Ia blow
my brains OUT ] II do IL in = strange country
:4nd not AZ home Mrs Latham came
To this country IN 1904 and played in Julia
Mnrlowes company. NJ which time an.
lived with her husband for six weeks
Then IN. went on the road as mana ger ~
-Babet'.. IN which FRITZ Schefr WAS
starring. and she had TO go back To Lon
don. Mrs. Latham makes frequent ref
erenc"s in her affidavit To Mis- Sch.f az
"A certain prirna DONNA and said that IN
1877 her husband was sent TO accompany
Miss Sch"n Ia her home IN Frankfort
Germany. but spent only "a fortnight out
Of two months IN Europ. with A,-
daughter whom ne had not seen 1nr
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Ass1- e.z----- -SAsazaA-la1-sz.
Lakeland. flI 81 IA N'.t"rblry. Cnnn :
SIS IN Galc-burg. ~ and So in Cripp.,
Creek. col During the same time the
wages 81 IA" same class of workers in
Bridxrtown, = by tho ~ rn" authority
v"rc 81. in Ottawa. So IN Edmonton
So -. and IN F.rnIr B {. 81 What
possible contraction "ln he, found IN such
figures A. th"~' between wages and n pro-
t"cIIy- rsrin a. b,.t w""II these 90 lntri"-s
Consider the tartN 80 fool products
from our oHr point ~ view IN the light
81 present facts In the last fScal -par
-" exported III round numbers $40 ,aa ,sa
worth 81 IpD'. .tuT- and food animals and
imported siisInoBtD worth What rnn
h. moro ab-'rrI under such circumstances
than "a MAINTAIN n duty II cents per
pound Ou butter and .haere 8 cents
Ter dozen or eggs and - cents a bush~l
"n POTATOES This - not protection 10 Is
ner. pun -hn"r' ~ the consumer 70 per.
retus's az industrial condition that II A.
daaj a. slavery
There never "nS ~i'IAtiOn 80 favorable
4" aRr""n"n - he present The aIvo-
Gates 81 r""iprU' ~ "an count 10 both roun
tries upon an Hudi~uc. fre~r from political
~ econonI" prepo-@"--iOn than ever b-for-
The political platform of tho party which
represents ia" protective principle In this
country. the doctrin" announced by Pres-
dent TAFT End accepted by Republican
leaders to-day. II literally acted on. would
dismantl- to-morroW every custom house
along the nsU rnatiOna! boundary II We
are TO levy only such iTnposvs a. will ap,aIizs
cost Of producIion here and else where
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started 6rst With
little red spots
which afterwards
got bigger until
they were the sixo
Of i've cent pieces.
The outside be-
came dry and
very crusty. Tho
rash on their
faces was awful
a n d Afterwards
u ran over thu
h,.slp tan
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ls
gathered there for one ~ the dinners
which the club intends to hold two or
three times year.
The Rotary Club gets It's name. - on.
81 the members explained Inst night.
from the fact that the members. who
come from all branches II commercial
life. go around and around boosting
each Others ssfun and Ourselves The.
club was organized only rightenn month ,
ago hut now claims a membership Of
IO.OD buisnes. men with branch cIibs in
twenty -four cities. The motto says that
the Rotary Club is comnos,.d of men
old enough io know how 10 do bisines,
young enough to want more business,
To do
President 81 Ihforl 1. Bullock was the.
iOaS; master and the -p. aksrs were Vice
President Ellis g. Potter and Robar Z
Wilson. MaTrIc" L"yy's band played
when tn. specchntk.rs were silent
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John II McCoocv. leader of the Brook =
lyn Democracy. will demand from the
incoming State administration adequate
recognition in IN. disposal of jobs to
the Kings county organization. which
contributed n plurality of 2S.27O for Dix.
five NJ IN" six congressman. sev en- OF
rho eight Senators and eighteen Of the
swenty-ihrac ACKNOWLEDGMENT MIR. Nc
Cooey will insist that not only all the
Stat" jobs held by tho BROOKLYN Republic
cans shall remain in IN" borou gh and 90
10 Democrats hut that some additional
ones shall be bestoxed there
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-09
CH|LDRENS FACES
AWFUL WITH RASH
Ran Over Bodies, Too. Dry and Very
Crusty--Used Cuticura and Did
No More Scratching. Eczema
Disappeared in 6 Weeks.
Now More Than Two Years Ago and
,- No SIGN nf T raa.I,laH AZ, Rax..caai.,

my two children suffered from an
affect ion ~ the facc and hands. fs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-09
ROr AIRY rLiEs SGT ARE VEAL
sss-irty - Businrss boosters Round. o..
self 4 for Dinner.

The new banquet hall on the top floor
81 Churchill's restaurant. which when
all of the hall ia In 'Iss will srat I.t1Gd!nars.
WIS op.-n.d last night IN part at l.as.