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George S. Palmer took part in. tho
discussion and regretted the necessi-

discussion and regretted the necesSI-
ty of differing from Mr.. Tinker, whom
he c1assed as New LondOn'S first citi-
zen and his life benediction and in
SEPARATION to all New London, bat that
the trouble with many New Londoners
was that they could not make, six
times seven total forty eight. He said
that the citizens has as Injuries to
support nearly one hundred liquor Sa-
looms, four theaters and sixty faternal
Organizai ions. and that luXuries which
all should have We're good sidewalks
and good streets. He considered it
poor public policy to have eighteen
inches of mud on one Of the principal
thoroughfares from the finest residen
tial to the business section Of the city.
There We're other speakers in favor
Of the appropriation. but Mr.. Tinker
was the only real objector, and the
appropriation was made.
The principal speaker at the meet
ing, however, was Alfred n. Chappelf,
one of the most enterprsino of bust
ness men,. He advocated all the meas
ures in a general speech, delivered in
his usual forcible style with several
strong shoulder hits that reached the
mark He paid tribute to the pres
ent administration for giving the city
decent sidewalks, referred to objec-
lions that had been made to several
public improvements and punched with
pointed words those whom he referred
to as "the same old dodgers Then
he reached out and landed a. hard
crack at the New London board OF
trade of which he was former pres"
dent, a position which was also hon
ored by one of his sons, and gave
stiff body blow to the New London
business Mems association, which
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-08
Jn(anO Ge(egrap6

Wufbinstou, .. g., z. Hop.
Die gepDl.srungsitatiftit bon younsss
torpn, Ohio, Itslt fa. oem neuen Gens
Jus s.mdb, isst aui 1906 perionen.
gs 1T oies elm. 3unabme bon 34,l81
ooer 1852 prossnt sesen bas Sabr
1900, ,ponn Die Stabt 44,885 gin=
ipobner bate.
Die gepolterung BON 81 puio, Ger.
b.lduit iih isBt auf S9.279. Gs Il.
bies um 23,373 posr 1869 pros. .mehr
als i'm Sabre 1900, mann bic Staoi
nur 15,908 Ginipobner bate.
5eIbitmoro elmer iunser
Jrau.
Jruncisco. 7.Hop. Grau
ella 2.pie, pslde neulih aus Gbi'
cnso bier eintruf. itdrb Spnntus ar
ben ssolsen bss genuHes BON Dpppel'
hlorIaurem Guediilber. ). 2epie
Der bebaupiet, Der 9atte Der junser
Grau gu iein, siebt an. bab iie oai
Gift in ieiner 9sssnnort na4 eineu
Gtreite nit ibm Dsrf6lu6te.
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Sie Sinridtmns Ses 2r. Grippsn
Sit jett auf BEN %. Nouembsr anse'
fest iporoen.
Ter Gtreif Der 10000 Orubeuarbe'
ter in @ales 10 Befabrlidl,
Sah elm acknowledgement on Grt
nub Etelle beorbert ueroen mnhte.
Gie arSnang bes aOniss 0eors I'm
bet am 22. Snni IN Guuoun itatt.
Mus BEN Deutfdeu Reid.

Wus BEN Deutf9en Reid.
Berlin, z. Topembsr. RatSem
bic beutihe Resisruns iih sepsissrt
bat, bic Dorihldse Der dmeritonilhen
Rsaieruna NIT Besus auf ben Strstt
tpeaen Der RaIionsel.senbeit gu at5ep=
tiren, bat am Wontug bas Hommlttee.
bas bic ameriianiihen aoli Sntsrels
fen rspr6{eniirt. cine grtlaruns Dsr@
0ffentliht.
cSn ber grtlGrung, Die BON Gbdrles
8. ReDopeu, Charles 6enrp Demps
fpolf, SameS u. Woncure uno Denlaz
min s. HreDfter unterSeihnetfit, ipiro
bic 6anolungspeiie Der oeutitsn Hss
sierung aIs Elm .gfGbrliher Sdritt in
ben iufernationalen 6anbelsbesisbun=
aen" beaei4net, unb es piro Deiter er'
ildrt, bab bur4 bag Geies bic aus
Ronturrenten oes 9pnoitats. gu bsH
bic pr.ubif6e Rsgieruns ielbit ssbort
beftebenben Oruppen bon Wtlnen pers
binbert rperben, au einem beoeuiene
ni.briaeren preis als bas Spnoitdi
su pertdufen, unb oab burh oas Ser
inIdsen Der llnterbanolunsen bic Ron.
iurrens Minen auber Stano ssleb'
rplrben. ibre einsesans.nen iontrattlI'
den Derpflihtungen 81 erFiilen.
nDos bon Der beuiihen Resierune
anaenommene @eieb." beibt es in bel
Grildruns ipeiter. 1T 70 abssfabi ipor'
ben. bdb es nur auf ameritoniihe aon'
irolte We5us bat uno biefe aontratt
iinb boupt{G1lih NIT Minen abge
fMloFen iporben, be Mmerifanern se
horen ober bon Mmerifonern tontrouir
nerben. Das Geies ipurbe. benz Der
nebmen ndh, BON Witaliebern osi
Gpnbitdts abgefabt, um bi: aanSslli
rung Der Qontrofte au eratDingen.
Die omerifaniIhe Hegiernng prote
ftirte segen bic Dorlaae. peasn Der Of
fenbor eegen bic oUtritnnifhen Jnter
ellen geri9tsten Geinbidoft uno iie er
belt bon Der beutiHen Regieruns oi
WeriIheruns. bab bas Geies in feline
gDeife bic dmeritoniihen aontrait
affi3iren ipiirns. uno bas GoIsenbe ba
ii9 bonn ereignet:
xWooren, Die $50 IN ben Der. Sida
ten toiten. tperben NIT $22 bic sonn
bsiteuert, 70 bnB bic amerifaniihel
Q6ufer $42 bic 1onne besablen miifler
ipGbrenb bos oeutfhe Spnbitat su So
bic 1oune in ben Der. Siuatsn Der
fouft.
-Menn bic Gieuer be3ablt fpirt
mlHen bic omerisoniiGkn Hpntroiir
rem unb j9lieblin bic aonIumente
fieben Sabre lang jdbrlid nm $4,000
600 mebr be3oblen, nls bies Der 5a
qeipefen iDdre. tpenn ibre Rontro!ts 4
ben urfpriinglihen Hsbinaungen tG
ten ausgfiibrt tperben f1nnen, un
nuberbem ipiirbe bdnn has btutfd
Gpnbifnt poIe Aontrone iiMr b
syru@tborteit bes ameriinnifmen Ds
bens bobsn, uno aud3 iiber grplciis
ffoffe unb Gbemifnlien. tnfoipeit .bo
Rali Bel ibrer sfabritation s:r Del
iuenbung ton1mt.
ME NON bic ga DE in be
Der. Gtaaten aufnimmt. I.
mafbington. Z. Nop. .
BON Berlin ndb ben 0ereinigten Stnt
ten setobelie 8efiirmtung BON cine
brobenben 3oltriese nit Deutf4lor
infoIee Der Mblebnuns ber dmerifnn
i9en Wori@l6ge betrelfS her Qol
Au3futr na@ ben Der. Stodten
i6en au5 bem 0sunos III 0osfie
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oete, nofbem es i'm aanal nit benz
Dampfer Brighton fo[libirt mar, BE.
finbet iih iebt in elmer eefdbrlihen
Gage. Mebrere SdItppbumpfer iteben
ibm Bel, finb aber niht i'm Stanbs,
bas gdiff NIT ben Bootsn gu errei.
den. 2lGe pG6renb Der Ru6t o.madz
ten geriuh, bic Nfasung bon benz
Sdiff berabauholen, fporen oerseblid.
Die 9inridtuns Ses 9r.
grippen binausg..
fdoben.
2onbon, z. Nop. Qm Wontas
ipurbe offisiell angefiinbist, bab Dr.
6atpl.p 8. Grippen. Der lpsgsn Der
Grmorbung ieiner Urou gum 1obe
bsrurtbeilt purbe, niht am 0ienitag.
ipie suerH f.itsefeBt. fono.rn erit am
%. Ropenber bingerihtet perben
purbe. Inter benz Gefeb mIFsn sipi=
fden Der 4bpeifung elmer g.rufuns
unb Der 8onftreduns bes urtbeils 3pet
Dohen perseben.
Solicitor Neipton, Der 4ntpolt
Grippsns, 6.abiidtiat, bsmnGdTt cine
petition um geipGbrune zines peiter.n
Qufidubs ein5ureiHen.
9ruppen segtn Str.it.r
absefdiet.
Qonbon,7. Vcp. - Oi. Situaz
tion in ben aobfenfeIbern bon Suos
Dales, no ii9 10000 gsrglsute am
Streit befinben, neil bort Rihts
unioniIten b.ihdftigt ipsrbsn, purb,
am Wontag 10 brobenb, baB Die Be-
b0rben um ben Shub bon 5rupp,n
nuaiuatsn. Die Resierung bsoroerte
baraufhin bas 18. 6ufurer Rsgimen1
na6 Dem S6auplos Der unrubsn, pc
bic poIis:i iopeit In ibrem aonflitt;
NIT ben Streitern irlmer ben aiiraerer
se3csen bat.
Der cubaniide Gonsr.B
er6ffnet.
5apuno, Hpp. Der aongrei
trat am Montog Rnhmittas 5uiam
men unb pertogte fib bunn pieoe
natbsm bic gotfdaft bes prdFosntsl
perfefen fporben mar.
Sn Ieinsr gotfhaft empfisbIt De
prdfibent gome3 eine alsemeine Re
piiion bes SariFs, numeutlid sur
| Shus Der cubdniinen Gabritdtion Do
papi.r, Ssii., Jtafntnb SdubtH un
5ertilpoarsn. gr nirnmt audi oi
@elegsnheit pabr su erilGren, bab b.
0efunnbeitssuffanb I'M 2dnoe riemul
b,Hsr setpeien fei ats iett. 0ie aua
iubr mar in ben eriten feds Wouate
bes Jabr.s 1910 um $50, ,0OO. 900 grl
b.r als i'm sleihen 3eitroun bes Dor
asn Sdbres. Gi. 2otterie, bon b
man cine ginna1me pon 100000
erparte. bate. bat msbr oIs 1000
900 abgsuorfen.
Die Snfurr.ttion tn u 7 Il
gudD.
I Or ontepibe 0. uruguap, Z. go
Die Sniursenten habsu Nico p.re
cine tleine 125 Wlsil.n norolih Dc
Wontspibso uel.asn. Stabt, einsenon
men. 0i. Regisruns ihidt imm'
nod 5ruppen nah benz Snnern. Wtel
rere prominente 8samte limb bon hi
aus abseIhidt pproeu. um ats 8e
{ mittler stpiiteu Der Resierung III
! ben Sniurgenten 3u fungiren, o'e
Gen bic aanoibatur oes prufoent'
> Sole Battle . Sroones fino. Der t
nm bic Wi.bertpa6I betpirbt.
: .t,am %. sunni fiubet b
a,0nung in 2onbon
T ftott.
b 2pnbon, 7. Qou. Der aon
c geora bat cine Qrot!amdtion erld1e
: in ipelder Der sa1 ieiner aronul
i auf ben %. Suni 1911 anseiest ipurt
: Seferreib mill elm RuI
NeonoppI .reirer.
Wien, z. Npo. Gs ipirb bier {
!, rihtei. bag Die Re9ierung oemndd
}, bem Reihsrath cine gorldee unterbr'
!. ten tpiro. bsrsufolgs elm Regieruns
: MonopoI in Rail- seIhaffsn susrb
!. iol.
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III Detterb

Nur C.bio: llnbeitimmtts Wets
ter in, n5rblihen 1beil am Oienitog.
Mm MittDon ih0nes Wetter. Starte
,peisIihe Bis norbneftlide Winbe.
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anflasen geseu bic Stanbarb Oil
Company BON Subiaua
erbpben,

Die cine Celebrate bon 30 Wttulo'
nen sur 1Solge babeu fOnuen.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-02-27

$500 choice lots in Block 1a7, New
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-02-27

over Peoples National Bank.
2Sk South Pelafox st.
14K East Government Street
1871 North Palafox st.
Ideal Coal Yard, once and Rail-
road Spur, East Chase st. ......... $50 90
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-02-27
|. s. BROWN & co.
Real Estate, Loans,
Insurance.

NCdi ISldlC, AOdllS,
Insurance.
S 5oo-Lots / to 5. Block 40. East Pensa--
cola Biggest bargain ever offered
75o-3-room house, No. AL s. Florida
Blanca street, good renter, near
water. Cash or terms.
s soo-5-room cottage, No. 14 North
Coyle street $50 cash, balance, SO
$500 choice lots in Block 127, New
City.
$1,000 rooms. front and back gallery,
large lot, wire fencing. a place
where YOU can raise vegetables ana
chickens Located in "Brownville.' -
an attractive suburb for whites
only. $4,000 cash, balance easy
+ monthly payments.
s15oo-5-room house hack and front gal
lery, large corner lots in same To-
Cality as above. Northwestern sec
ton of city. Easy terms. These
are ideal houses and will increase
in values.
S16oo-No. 1413 Z. DeSoto street, splendid
house, built of good material, first
class condition and neighborhood.
rooms. Terms.
s265o-2-sttory. 7-goom, No, 1903 East
Jackson street. on car line. Every
convenience. Cheap at price. $3.50
cash, balance per cent
81, 00o-Warehous site corner Tara
COMA and Romano streets.
Money to Lend.
in large or small amounts.
Fire Insurance.
written in large reputable companies at
lowest Ia ties.
Agents Thiesen Bldg. Office 2nd Floor.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-02-27

MONEY LOANED on all kinds of per-
sonal property On short notice. Easy
terms. Suburban lots sold on easy pay.
nQnts. ]. B. Gray Co. ". Romano
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-02-27

S 9oo-5-room cottage, No Ala North
Coyle street, $50 cash, balance, SO
per month.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-02-27

ARE YOU gerung per cent. net for
your money? II not, you don't get all
that Is coming to you" We can place it
on first-class mortgages on improved city
property. How much does It pay you laid
up doing nothing? Leslie E. Brooks, l12
S. Palafox-
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-23
SCHOOL HOUSES FOR
PUBLIC MEETINGS

A movement is gaining strength
over the country 10 make the public
school buildings q place for public
gatherings. In Chicago, eight Of the
large buildings have been rendered
Cor use For any kind Of public meet
ing the tendency of which may be to
promote the public welfare, and in
the rural districts the same thing i
being done. This is as it should be.
1t is economy in that it saves the
expense of hiring public halls. The
school buildings belong to the people.
They are paid for by the people and
are maintained by the people; then
why should not th epeOple use them?
For about six hours q day for five
days in the week for nine or less
calendar months in the year, the
houses are occupied by the teachers
and pupils. The remainder Of the
time, more than one-half Of the day
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-23
WINcHES TER LUMBER & MANUFACTURING CO.

INCORPORATED


tributiors no tonly before election
but after election as we'll.
II. Prompt removal of unfaith-
full and incompetent public servants
is. Provisions against the per-
Torrance Of any service for inter
state corporations or the reception
of any compensation from such cor
poratiOn5 by national officers.
These principles do not suit The
politicians Of either party or tho
corrupt business interests. But they
ire approved by the masses Of thu
people.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-23
control industry more effectively.

COuIIOl lHuuSGIy more eHeCIlNcly.
Z. Revision of the tariff, one
schedule at Inc, CT ;,,.e 5..s.s OF
information furnished by an expert
tariff commission.
s. Graduated income tax and
graduated Inheritance tax.
8. REIMBURSEMENT of the country's
financial system in such a way as
to prevent repetition of periodical f.
nancial panics.
10. Maintenance of an efficient ar
my and 4 navy large enough to in
sure the respect Of other nations as
a guarantee of peace.
II. Use of national resources for
the benefit of all the people.
u. Extension of the work of the
Departments Of Agriculture, of the
national and State governments and
Of agricultural colleges and expert
ment stations so as to take in al
| phases of life on the farm.
/ ID. Regulation Of the terms and
conditions of labor by means Of com
prehensive workmen's compensation
acts, State and national laws to reg
ulate child labor and tire work OF
women, enforcement Of better sani-
tation conditions for workers and ex-
tension of the use of safety applian
ces in industry and commerce, botf
in and between the States.
IA. Clear division and authority
between the national and the various
State governments.
ID. Direct primaries, associated
with corrupt practices acts.
! 16. Publicity of campaign con-
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-23
light and all of the nights, the build

light and all of the nights, the build
ings sfe idle.
We need TO get in closer touch with
our public schools, and there is no
better way of doing it than by go
ing to the school houses. In this
city we have two coed school build
ings. In che OF them tnere is an as
sembly room where non-pOlitical
meetings of proper character and
purpose could be held. We most re-
specially suggest 10 our Board OF
Education that the meetings of the
Board be held at one of the buildings
land that tle public be notified through
the papers and invited to attend.
While we know that the Board
would be glad to have the public, es-
pecially the patrons, take more in
terest in the service that they give
without compensation, we at the same
time know (being of the common
people, that the Board will never
have the cooperation which it wants
and deserves so long as it meets il
a private office. The people just sim.
Iply will not go to a private office OF
any kind for a public meeting unles.
they are personally invited. Let tn,
Beard meet at a place that belohgi
to the people and invite the public
whether the people come or not, ant
much Of the adverse criticism tia
has been made ON the Board will b.
avoided. We have an excellen
Board, but it has made mistake i,
not keeping in close touch with tn
common people.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-23
SAVES AN IOWA MANS LIFE,


The very grave seemed to yGwn be-
fore Robert Madsne. of West Bur
iington, Iowa, when, after seve,
weeks in the hospital, four of the
best physicians gave him up. Their
was shown the marvellous curativ'
power of Electric Bitters. For, az
ter eight months of frightful suffer
ing from liver trouble and yellow
iaundice, getting no help from othe'
remedies or doctors, five bottles OF
this matchless medicine completed,
cured him. It's positively guaranteed
for Stomach, Liver or Kidney trou
bles and never disappoints. Only 500
at the Winchester drug store.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-23
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER %. 1910
TIE ROOSEVELT PROGRAM.

1. Elimination of special interests
from politics.
2. Complete and effective public
ity of corporation affairs.
3. Passage of laws prohibiting the
use Of corporate funds directly or in
directly for political purposes.
A. Government supervision Of the
capitalization not only Of public SER
vice corporations, but of all corpora
tiOns doing an interstate business.
3. Personal responsibility Of Off
GERS and directors of corporations
that break the law.
6. Increased power Of the FEEDER
al Bureau of Corporations and the
Interstate Commerce Commission tc
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-23

eve demand the immediate repeal
OF the tariff on pulp, print paper
lumber, timber and logs and that these
articles be placed on the free list
The above is from the National
Democratic platform adopted at ST
Louis July 10, 1908. The RepuLEi-
cans have been accused of not car
rying out the party pledges. Now Tie
Democrats will have a chance to re-
deem their party pledge by I'M
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-23

The bodies of John G. Carlisle, for
mer Secretary of the Treasury, and
his wife will be transferred from
to COvington the last Of
this week for final interment.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-23

Down in Mississippi there is an in
vestigation on of the alleged bribery
in the election Of United States Sen
ator Percy last winter. Wise man
agement may prevent Kentucky from
being placed in the Illinois and Miss
Iissippi class.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-23
mediately' placing on the free Isl
the articles named.

the articles named.
ss-s..t. ~ a. 4
In addition to furnishing the coun-
ty farm with our own paper we save
the exchanges for the benefit of the
inmates. We also take all that are
able to go on our annual outings.
The keeper, Mr.. +. c. Messenger, We
knew when he was waif on the
streets of Lexington, Ky. His ex-
'perienee in early life combined with
a kindly heart has made him an ideal
man to have in charge the poor and
unfortunate. Mr.. Messenger was in
to get the papers Tuesday afternoon.
He informed us that he had just
killed eleven large hogs and had six
teen more TO kill later He also said
that they would have turkeys Thanks
giving that were raised on the farm
by his good wife; that they would
killtwO. We have come to the con
clusion that it is not so bad to he !
pauper if Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Kissen-
ger are to care for us.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-23

Down at Lexington an evangelist
drew great crowds by having stere-
optican views in connection with his
sermons. Among them were moon
shine stills and the picture of a num-
Der of Kentucky mountain feudists:
one of them having killed 81 men.
Boshi
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-23
AN IDEAL XMAS GIFT.

Have some Of those beautiful sejia
photos made at Earp's gallery. Just
the thing for your friends. Don't de-
lay. Christmas will be here before you
realize it.
11-19-3wks-e.o.d
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-23

There is no more probability of
Canada being annexed to the United
States than Of the United States be-
ing annexed to Canada.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-23

A sweeping reduction in millinery
Everything at cost for 80 days. Miss
Rosa Baldwin. 11-19-St.
HAVE YOUR PICTURE TAKEN
at Earp's studio for Xmas presents.
lib 3wks- e.o.d
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-23
THAT COSY CORNER

you have so long wanted rs neither
a matter of as much labor or expense
as you may imagine. Our mill work
will supply practically everything
needed, from the window frames and
sashes to the panels for the seat. All
ready to put together, even by your
self if you desire to. Come and see
it.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-26
Federal Power
Over Railroad
Rates Unfixed
Authority Over Tariffs Still Remains
for Senate to Decide Regard
ing Time.

WASHINGTON, May 2.-Wbether the
railroad bill shall fatty prohibit increases
in railroad rates without the approval of
the Interstate Commerce commission or
shall extend to six months the time during
which the commission may suspend in
creased rates, was the question before the
senate when 1t adjourned today. The ses-
sion was devoted to arguments in favor
OF the Cummins' provision by its author
and by Senators Borah and Deliver
The suggestion for the extension of the
time during which the commission may
suspend rates for investigation was made
by Senator Martin in the course of Mr.
Cummins speech. AS originally made it
is in the shape of an amendment to the
Cummins' amendment, but it's acceptance
in that form would mean the ultimate
acceptance of the Cummins' provision as
modified by Martin.
During Mr.. Borahs speech he was taken
to task by Mr.. Aldrch for quoting from
the Des Moines speech of President Taft
for the purpose of showing that the presl-
dent was of the opinion that the rate in
creases should not take effect without
satisfying the commission of the reason
ableness of the new rates. Mr.. Aldrich
said that while he recognized the right OF
the president to make suggestions to con-
gress, he did not believe in the propriety
Of bringing in his unofficial utterance with
the end Of influencing legislation.
Il deal only with the presidents public
Views, and do not get his Views through
private conference" said the Idaho senator.
II had never supposed 1t proper to quote
here any Of the presidents public utter
ance"
Saying that previously, while he
had not felt assured the Interpretation OF
the presidents utterances had been justl-
fled, he did not so feel after Mr.. Aldrich $
remarks.
The hit bird always flutters." he said.
Mr.. Aldrich did not reply.
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The newest wells for the coming season
are the wash silk lace variety, and they
are beautiful cobwebby and silky. Natur-
ally, too, they drape more gracefully than
the cotton lace veil, and so fall softly from
the brims of large hats and fit snugly
under the chin.
The border OF such a lace veil so ar
ranged is apt TO be bulky at the point
under the chin where it is knotted. Again.
the flowing arrangement of such yelling is
equally successful, as the veil falls into
soft folds about the shoulders.
The surface is in crinkly effect
crackly, l believe IT is called-while the
borders are both simple and elaborate.
Some are OF lace applique, while others
show pretty designs wrought with run
nInRs OF white floss silk. The latter Is
Sight and graceful in effect. but the APP
plique is handsome.
A design OF morning glories worked in
outline in silk floss on a veil measuring
ono and one-half yards in length by
twenty inches in width was S2+6 In one
shop, and a similar veil decorated with
chantcers was priced 1925,
The cotton lace veil will be worn this
summer, as we'll as the silk ones, and
pretty. new designs are to be seen among
them. The dots are placed a little closer
together than they were last year. and
the borders, though heavier, are not so
wide. Consequently the designs do not
cover the face Tor very little of ~, so the
veil Is more becoming.
These wash cotton wells come In prices
from 80 cents up in the stores.
The newest yelling that comes by the
yard is the spider mesh and the new octa-
Ron effect Black spider mesh (sill) Is
considered smart and may be more gen
orally becoming than the octagoni that Is
the features are less clearly defined
through the spider mesh.
The octagon mesh in large weave worT
by certain women has a tendency 4