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Washington Journal., 1913-10-25
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oigen @ebetes lit in Der ct. .Marien-
irde am Sonntog, @ontag Ii. Diens=
tag alif febr tpiroige, feierli6e uno
erballibe @eiie begallgel mor0en.
4nldBNb Der o~reitdgigen bebren
Mnoaft prangte ons Sanctuarium
uno Der Sobaltnr i'm berrlidIten
Sbmllde nno 5ablrei9e aer3en uno
Die ausge5eibnete eleftri16e @eleuf,=
tung goben Dem Sanctnarium uno
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bof)tp. Serr 6. S. 8napfe, uno Sub.
oiafon Der bohm. SEER 8. 8. Otter
bein. alls Geremonienmeiiter fun
girte Der bo6m. SEER @pctor ser Sc
meinOe, S. g.. &otb, un0 Der SEER q.
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Der feterli6elt @esper beltieg Der bod
miro. Ser q. 90. S6umaber Die
4nn5el uno bielt cine fur8e 6ereote
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tar Saframent un0 Den b6ufiqen
@mpfang ser beiligen Rommllnion.
Ole Ero3eliinn folgte glei6 auf Die
Yre1Igt nn0 mar erereifen0 Ii. Ihon.
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tel ii6 mieOer, nie am Sonntaqe,
red1t 5ablrei6 bel Der Yro3eiiion. Nad
Dem feierlihen iaframeptaIen Seaen
flapg Die bebre Seier i'm maftiden
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WitglieOer ser Wnriengemeinoe be-
tlnoeten, mabrenO Der beiligen @na-
GenSeit Den. g~eDobnten Offer i'm SEE.
inde Der @ebrtItnnOen uno Der ae.
meinidaftlifen AnoaGteft, ionic i'm
gmpfange Der beiligen Snframente
Sonntag lit Der Rommnniontaq
fir ole 4iRaer. Sonntag. 2. N1D..
III Der Gottes6ienit Inn 3 llbr nod
mittass ailf Dem Ct. MarienfirdDbo.
fe. Der bohm. &err Or. Sdnbma
der miro bel Der @eIegenbeit oie
Erebigt bnIten.
Nm Mp1ttng fano oas 9egrdbnis
Der Oerltbrbenen 5rau Soiepb Gerber
ned poralsgegangenem @~OtteSOienit
in Der Stride auf Dem ct. Marien.
firdbofe ltatt.
Wit elmer @rautmeiIe perebelid)te
lid am MitttDoh Woreen IN Der felt
lid aeihmiidten Stride 5r6ulein 90.
6. Drills uno Sarrp g. Robbtns.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-25
Sine aIte @aRaaier.e ilte.

Sn Dem GadlaB Der iiingit Der-
~itorbcnen 5rau @ilbelmine SenIe
falO man oieEaliagierIiite oes Noro-
oeutihen 9loDOoampfers uQeip3i9",
Gapt. u. Saeger BON Bremen na6
Baltimore, Dc cato 3. Suli 1872. Ole
Qiite entbdlt Ole Namen Der gcrItor-
benen nnO ibres 6obnes Sngo aus
&amburg. @eiters nod folgen0e
bier WobIbefannte Eerionen. aaiii-
te: Geo. &uenemanm; 3miidenoed !;
QeonbarO GalOff mo Martba @gIoff,
Ghpeia.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-25
Gi~nseidnOt.
9adtlGnse our 9eutfden 9asfeier
in Der sGnaerbnuOballe am 20. OF
tDber 1918

NadflGmge our 9eutfden Sasfeier
in Der SGm9er6mnObnlle am 20. OF
tDber 1918.
Ser5erqrideno pirftid Dar oie
9eutlhe Gogfeier am leBten Montag
Abene in Der S1ngerbunoballe, uno
es muBte ieoem bort ontpeien0en edit
Oeuti9gelinnten imponieren, Die
Oeuti1e Site uno @enaiitlidfeit oa-
lelbit gepflegt 81 ieben. Mber Die
i6on uno berrlih altd uno mir in
Iieter @rinnerung b|eibeno ole 6eier
getueleuL 70 bate iie bod cine S6at-
tenieite, uno oas lit, Ole, oaB oas
Deuti6tum @aibington's 10 I6leht
pertreten NOR. nno nenn and eini-
&c Den etmds llngemiitli1en Script
abeno sur Nllsreoe nabmen, 10 fam
i6 oas nidt ais geniigenoen @runo
anleben fir einen ehten Deutifen,
Der elm oeutihes Seu8 Mno Sim fir
6reibeit unS 8ere6tigteit in ii6 bat,
unO nenn Die dlteren Serren, tDie
SEER Gbriitian SeuridL @err 6treit-
berger, SEER Sour, SEER Simon
Wolf uno perl6ieoene nnoere ii1 BON
Dem bis6en unfreunoliden 8etter
ni6t abl6reden lieBem, Damn lit fir
Die Sugeno CANA fi6er feline Gnt-
lhuloigung on. SSo, es mar cine nab
re 6reuOe, oieie alten Deuti1en 8ir-
ger BON @aibington al leberr pie iie
ii6 inn 4reiie o~erienigen erfreuten.
Die gleih ibnch on Die guten olten
Dentihen Sitten uno @ebrGMfe felt
balten, uno fa1t m0hte i'd gar bieIe
Genti6e BON bier Dergleihen nit Den
9emperan8lerne Die ieIbit serne EMS
trinfen, aber es nibt ieben lniien mol
len, anitatt often 0ns 81 ~pcrtreten,
AuaS ie fir rebt bntten.
Sum SdluB foroere i'd mommals
ale 9eutl1e bon @albington uuf:
Stebet feft 5uiammen, giniafeit al
lem muht Itarf, ionlt gebt es nit Del
perl0nli6en 6reibeit, Der Deutl1en
@emiitlidfeit i6limm. QoBt gud)
oieS sur @arnung oienen!
Wfit ebtem oeutI1em Grub,
Gin ittIIer 8eoba6ter!
Washington Journal., 1913-10-25
5ram esnatOria pirO iprs6sn.

Die Sauptreonerin auf Ser am 80.
Nobember in Der 8lnoesbauptItaot
tagenoen gonpention Der vNationat
@Oman Suffrage Aiiociation" miro
Die Staats=S enatorin 5rau Selen
Sing &Obinfon bon Colorado fem, Ole
ein8ige Game, Die einem Staats-Se-
nat in Ben @~ereinigten Staaten ar=
gehort. Die Contention miro in Dem
Neuen 6reimaurertempa tagen,
Washington Journal., 1913-10-25
Einlaoune sur BesteIIun9ll

Die 6eMtise Summer mrO elmer srOfen 3abl beTser 0eutiber sn
geianOt @ieLe oaDOn iS frGbere u bDmmenten, gnOere Namem limb neu
gr erlaubeH uns, Orei Nmmm ern Sbuen frei 8M8nfenOen unO 6aben
Die SOffnung, Sic uerOen Ed bic 3et nsbmeu umS bic glater OurdAeien
Sic merOen Nannigfaltges, Nenes MS SntereRamtes BARN fmOen.
Writ Mnnabme Der 3eiuMg, oatiert ..... nebmen mir ms bic Jrei
belt, Sic anf Die NbOnentenlue gu fetsn; Der Iras Oes Abunusmeuts
lit an anOerer STEELE amgegc6en.
Ginmal mOnatid ienOem mir frei ais mOnatIi6e SsiIase 6as reid
anssefuttste o0abem" nit 800 geten QehtOf.
Dit %6O6adtnas!
NNer 6mnmaneher
Washington Journal., 1913-10-25

&erruuo 6rau 8ernbar 0
@nOres ianOten Der &eOaftion @rii-
Sc pom Den Bermuda Snieln 81. Be
item 9anf.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-25

sur il Il BON Starnberg in @aDs
ern mo Dieoer al ibren &ldBen in
Der @aiierlid 0eutiden 9otl6aft
iinO Die Serren Sdiaing, 5lab uno
4ieneri.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-25

=, @. Gieite, wobn6oft 1917
tic StraBe, Ger Iangidbrige 8erfdu-
ier BEL gluguit Glugge, lieat ieit 0rei
@oten am GDpbus idmer tranf
0aniaoer. g9ir boifen, Dab Der riiiti-
ge mo itets 70 freunoIihe Serr bnlo
mieoer auf Dem 3olten iein miro.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-25

Ole Serrmann 9ottIing
@orfs teilen ibren aln0en nit, oaB
iie bonn 1. NoDember ibr 5laiben-
biergelh1ft einlteaen uno MIR oen
@etrieb Der Seritellung Der leihten
@etrGnfe aufreht erbalten merOert
Washington Journal., 1913-10-25
SOdDscits- WlOden.

g(m 0onnerstag, ben is. 5. 30.
muroen in Der Goncoroia Stride Quo
mig araftbofer uno Seteu MfnDer
6urd @aitor g. Men8eI ebelih oer-
6unOen. 9ns 3eugen fungierten HoD
@caaD uno Bertha 6or, ais
ollibers~ ole 9erren 5ranf Sroufe
Washington Journal., 1913-10-25
eidsr6sit our See.
Gmamete Oes games BON GseanOam-
pferm i'm Genat beantraat.

SIN 8unoesienat bradte @eefs Ell.
ne &eioIution Elm, peIde cine Inter
iudung Oes Shiffsbaus gu Dem
3mede anorOnet, Die 8%eforoerumg
bon Taiiagieren auf S5pahoampfern
81 elmer BON @efnbr, ipe5ieG BON 6eil-
ersgefobr auf bober See, freien gu
maiden. Der ErGiioent ioa cine
Dreier 4ommiiiiou fir Die Inter
iu6ung ernenner.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-25

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. abselpieieu.
Die o2incQln National : Bdnf
bat einen @erihlogc Der National-
8anf BON @aibington, oaB Die be-
Den 8oufen iid Oeri6mel8en, nod
reifIider neberIeaung .obaetDieien.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-25

Mccall Patterns Will enable you to make in your
own home. with your own lianEs, clothing for
in style and fit. Flice-lpae higher tliau ID
cents. Send for free Pattern Catalogue,
We Will Give You Fine Presents for Pelting sub.
scrlptions among your friends. Send foi hes
Premium Catalogue and Cash plixe CHer.
THE Mccall COsiPAsY. 239b 2.s wsst 37A 81. KiH YORK
Washington Journal., 1913-10-25

Sn @erbinouug nit Der
@eltausltellung 1915 in Gan 6ran-
cisco ioa Elm internationaler SSnge-
niellr : aangreB abgebalten mer0en.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-25
@eburten:

abam ulo Margaret S6nei0qr ! s..
@eirats Qicenatn:
Sobn 9. Gofer uno Minna Oppen-
beimer.
SObn Tufer uno Wear zimmerman
Washington Journal., 1913-10-25
gertamfsiteaen

Oes u@aibingtOn SOnrnaI".
ssObn SinOer, 633 @-StraBe, N.-8.
Sam aDams, 900 @-StraBe, N.-@.
s. q. Bird 2153 SIC. NOe., N.-8.
g.. Sirib, SOB lite Str, N.-8.
AmeriCan 3obaceo 60, AIS 8enn-
iDlDania gDenue, N.-8.
AleEanOria, ga.
S. 4eece @ntonL 1913 90 &OaI ct.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-25
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Washington Journal., 1913-10-25

gedtrs GObMrger Bod am 3apf!
Veper, 1897 - 14te Str, q. %.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22

william Kesnes gate tender at the
Bridge streee@ crossing OF the Maine
Central Railroad. %is off duty as the
result of an accident, fr5m the results
of which he has been suffering for
several days. Last Saturday, while at
work at the gate house he stepped on
a, naD, (which, apenetrated the sole of
his right fG9t and inflicted a wound
from which he's Still suffz4ing. He is
very lame. but reported, Friday. that
TIE condition OF the wound was favor
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22
Notice to Electric Customers.

Current will be off from eight A. NJ.
until four p NJ. Friday and Saturday,
November 21st and 22d on the follow
ing streets: Western avenue west OF
Chapel, Winthrop west of Muster Field,
Sewall from Western avenue to Lin
coin, Lincoln, North and South Chest
nut, Spring. Florence Amherst, Cush-
man and Melville south of Western
avenue.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22

The sale of tickets for The New
Minister" has opened. This musical
entertainment will be given in Green
street church, Thursday, Dec. IL.
Thirty people have been working on 1t
for weeks. 1t is a humorous story OF
the arrival of the new minister to his
new field of labor. All the funny
things that happen and don't happen
when the new minister comes to town.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22

one more chance before Thanks
giving to buy large. covered roasters
for only 29c., size II by l612 inches, at
Swift & Turner Co.'S, the store of
good values every day. Very nice in
the kitchen-an aluminium mixing
spoon, safe TO say, at the unheard of
price 10c. Those valuable bread and
meat knives, made to be sold at 25c.
today, for 25c.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22

Charles ], Doonan. superintendent
of construction for Ryan & Keen. the
contractors for the Foundation of the
new Maine Central Railroad bridge, is
in Brockton, Mass, for few days
and it is understood among his Au-
gusta friends that before he returns to
resume work on the bridge he will
have Joined the Bcnedicts.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22

Housekeepers should turn over
new leaf this Thanksgiving, and
remember kindly the proprietors and
clerks, especially those on the de-
livery teams, by placing orders carly.
The rush and confusion of the last
day or two for delivering Thanksgiv-
ing supplies will thus be avoided.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22

Mrs. Ellen Morton and family. for
merly of Windsor Neck, have moved
| to Augusta, and are now occupying
the farm which they recently pur-
chased on the Bangor road.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22

Hand picked sage, free from i'm
purities, properly cured, the true sage
flavor and color. Buy while you can
set it for SC per oz., 15c. per Il lb., soc.
per lb., at Bowditeh Webster CO..
They also wish to remind you of
Marie Saunders home made sweets
chocolates and bon bons). The
perfect product of a perfect kitchen.
35c. per y h., 65c. per pound. .s.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22

A Gardiner man who had been par
taking too freely of alcoholic bever-
ages was arraigned. Friday morning,
before me municipal court, on a
charge of intoxcation, but explained
that his condition was due to Illness
rather than the cause Which the war
rant alleged. The court was Intent
and suspended sentence on condition
that the man lose no time in getting
back to his down. river home.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22

The Capital Fish Market gives big
reduction on fish and groceries for
Saturday Nice pound of 40c. choco-
lates for 29c. 4 lb. box of steak
bonelcss Goldfish for 45c. Home made
niincemeat, lhs Tor 25c. Best
Holsters, &c. h.; live Holsters, 25e. H.;
Joe Holsters, zoe. each; fresh opened
oysters, SOC qt., Providence River
oysters, 30c. at: live white halihut,
15c. H., 9 lbs, 25c. Nice seallops, 4ec.
at. Good enough. Why cry high
prices?
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22
Saturday Locals.
(Advertisements.)

"A sale of suits, coats, dresses,
etc. is the subject of Bussell' q
Weston Co.'S large ad. The prices
must attract shoppers, and the des-
criptions are so fully warranted by
The character, style and quality of the
garments that ladies at distance
need have no hesitation ordering by
parcel post.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22

The approach of winter and the
holiday season was suggested, friday
by two carloads of Christmas trees
which passed through Augusta at
about noon. on a west bound freight
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22

The three floors are fully represent
ed in d. w. Adams Co.'S ad. This
will be read with interest for it deals
with prices that make for economy
and the description Of goods makes
shopping easy if one is prepared by
the reading of the ad, to shop inntelli--
gently.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22

The first snpwstorm of the. winter
of 1928 came Friday. Dec. =27, and
was what the small boys would call a
peach" 1t had all the features of a
Western blizzard, with a snowfall OF
about foot in depth, and blocked
traffic in general. The date of the
first snowstorm of the coming winter
has not yet been announced.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22

The committee on the Girls Booth
of the Murray Alliance will hold food
and candy sale al the WOmen's Rest
Rooms, Saturday, Nov. % at p. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22
DaiIv kennebee 1oufriai
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Rose were
visitors in Portland, Friday, for the
GAY, on a combined business and
pleasure trip.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22

Supt. W. S. Martin of the City farm,
who has been very i'll with pneumonia,
was reported, Friday, to be doing
well, and i S expected that he Will be
able to sit up within a day or two.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22

/. Ladies do look into r L. Hersey's
north window for display of the
famous Dorothy Dodd fall styles in tan
footwear Think of $50 values for
1929 and $4.25 values for only S2.99.
Nice line to select from
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22

Remember the Armitage Club sale
of aprons, food and fancy articles,
this Saturday afternoon, at St.
Marks parish house-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22

They cut up four pigs today, at l..
S. YoGng's. Erg and roast pieces, l6c
h.. smoked shoulders, 13c H.. chicken,
pc. ID, and fowl, lSer sirloin steak
2Se H., sloin. roasts. lSc. To pc. lb.'
native sausage, 2 HIS. 95e.. sugar, $1.l7
% ID. bag.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22

train. and We're bound for New York
and other points west. 1t was the
first shipment of trees. this fall, but
others will soon follow. The Christ
mas tree industry during the last two
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22

months of the year. in some parts of
the eastern section of Maine, is--,a
lively one. and the eloseness in which
the trees are packed for shipment is
remarkable to the uninitiated.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22

Mir. and Mrs. Charles Bradbury Of
Belfast, formerly of Augusta, were
visitors, Friday, in town, and called on
friends.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22

Special convocation of Cushnoc
Chapter R. & S. NJ, at 7.30 +. NJ,
Tuesday, Nov. %. Work in p. NJ. and
NJ F. NJ. degrees.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22

The "Winking Eye sign is Wights
where you can have Your eyes tested
and glasses fitted properly. Wights,
314 Water street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22

Melville Smiths ad. is so full of
valuable information that local
would only mutilate it. Do look up
the ad.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22

Mems blue OF. white oHaraIls only
cost you 39c. today at II. G. Barker
Co.'S. This is a money saving for
sure.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22

Berry, the tailor. tells an up-to-the-
minute story. this morning, in his al.
A special lot Of 100 patterns at $3.50.
ADV
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22

Flour and Superba Coffee Come in
and have free lunch
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22

b. E. Folsom says low prices on
Thanksgiving supplies-new nuts,
raisins, oranges, grape fruit, eitron,
cranberries, etc. at the lowest pos
sible prices" Will continue sale on
combination orders on flour and sugar
for one week longer. See ad. for lots
of bargains.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22

At Merrill Bros. it is we'll to place
orders, today. for the native turkey
fatted for Thanksgiving. Also golden
chicken, fowl and duck. If house
keepers who are interested in the fam-
lily finances will hunt up Merrill Bros
ad, which has many low prices quoted,
it will likely pay. The preparation
to meet the demand for the best in
fancy groceries, fruits, nuts and candy
is great Call and see it.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22

Lots of people who bought "lushus'
chocolates of n. T. Folsom & Son, a
week ago, viii be eager for Sunday
supply, today, at 29e the pound boxes
Folsoms peanut taffy. where the pea
nuts overflow, only Sc h., great value,
fine eating for little money. Big, fresh
eocoarut cakes, SC doz.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22

We also have most anything else
you need to use to eat, at correct
prices and prompt delivery.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-11-22

]. G. Johnson is always sure of seeing
satisfied shoppers when he makes that,
aaky. velvet ribbon candy, big lot in
a Mound, only lie. Those fancy pound
boxes of chocolates. high grade. only
29e. Viii have lots home made attrac-
tiens for Thanksgiving trade. =
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-31
Tea-Medicine and Poison,

Tea has been extolled as Il medicine
and decried as a poison. In the British
museum there Is a broad sheet issued
by the founder OF Garrnway's, in which
1t Is claimed for tea that 1t ''helpeth
the headache, removeth the obstruc-
tons Of the spleen. cieareth the sight
and purifeth adult humours and n hot
liver. 1t prevents and cures agueS. sur
feits and ~fevers: prevents consumption.
Is good for colds. dropsies and scurvies
and expelleth Infection" Tom Hood,
on the other hand, declared that
IL who's a poison so is tea.
Though IN another shape.
What matter whether one is killed
By canister or grape?
London Globe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-31
THE FASHIONABLE
LINGERIE WRINKLES
Ravishingly Lovely Creations Of
Lawn and FiImy Lace.

At this season there are not only
many attractive articles to be found
at very reasonable prices, but there ara
Ideas galore for the home sewer.
More ra vishingiy beautiful cou.:5tpas..
tlons of Hlmy lace. hand embroidery.
finest batlste or crepe de chine and ex-
quisite threadings OF pale blue and
pink satin ribbons than those IL" this
seasons display can scarcely be imag-
ined.
Indeed. n gazes a little obviously Mt
some OF the gossamer creations, won.
dering II they are really meant for
wear. Last season we were charmed
with the gowns with entire Jokes OF
rich lace, beaded with soft satin rib
bons: this year the lace In DIN of the
newest creations has been abandoned
for sheerer effects Of net, both plain
and figured.
Princess slips of batiste, messaline or
crepe de chine are elaborated with
motifs of lace In scallop design In both
the lower parts and finished with deep
fiounces of hand embroidery. applied
benenth the handsome lace scallops,
the slight fullness held In with tiny pin
tucks. French embroidery In dainty
tracery ornaments the upper and lower
sections of the five panels Of such n
slip. the panels being outlined with
beading. and. of course. 40 garment Ia
complete without the ubiquitous bow
or roses of ribbon somewhere about
the yoke front.
Petticoats are modelled of the same
sheer fabric batlste or Of crepe de
chine In white, and they are made on
| slender lines, fnncfness being applied
In the iouDce by alternating rich EN-.
broideries with finest Of val and
shadow laces, separated with narrow
and broad headings inlet with satin
ribbon. 1t seems that ribbon must be
used If 1t Is only a fat pump bow on
n side Mt the top Of the hounce.
Combination garments are ornate
with cluny. irish lace and val and
many medaliions OF the lace or blind
embroidery of finest Swiss or hand
| work. Very short sleeves cut In n
with the corset cover are used or a
number of the newer styles Of COM
b~lnatlons.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-31
Evening Fabrics.

Satin charmeuse. chiffon velvet. rich
ret supple brocades, woven with gold
Jr silver metal and cloth OF gold or
silver. are much used blended with
dlaphanous fabrics. ninon. gauze, soft
silk, Grape. teweied net and 30 on. Shot
effects are greatly sought after and
sometimes obtained by placing one
tissue owe another. Gold Is lnvishly
employed. and yellow OF every shade,
from primrose to deep orange. liz ex-
iremely fashionable. while blue and
n@uve are next in favor. and white II
~ much worn as ever.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-31
COMPENSATION
ACT IS READY
Bill Expected to Pass Con-
qrsss Next Meek.


Washington, Jan. 31-Flnal draft
ing of the amended workingmen's
compensation act to be reported fav-
orably to the House Saturday by the
judiciary committee, was begun to-
day. For two weeks the committee
has been in executive session daily,
revising and amending the senate
measure so as to remove portions OBJ
jectionable to various labor organiza-
tons. With the majority of the
House understood to be strongly in
favor of the bill and as it is being
amended by the committee, 1t is ex-
pected that the measure will become
a law within the next week, as it
doubtless will be ratified by the SEN
ate in its amended form, as none of
the main provisions of the original
measure have been altered.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-31
Curious GioWWorm.

been found in the Santa Cruz noun
tains. The specimen is about four and
a half inches in length, and when
placed In the dark the rings encirclinx
the body produce a gorgeous effect.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-31
HOPE

Hope IS the better side Of doubt.
Hope /, mental therapeutics; it is
the labosins oar that carrie. the boa,
inshore; it is the sail away on the
horizon that betokens the long ex-
pected ship; it is the palm tree on
the edge Of the desert. promising
,efreshment to the faiuting traveller.
He who loses hope lose, every
thing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-31
IN THE REALM
Of FASHION
4 Smart Evening Costume.

The model with the evening wrap
which is illustrated here shows an
evening frock with a draped tunlc.
over a foundation of white charmeuse
a tunic of white net, dotted with silver
and trimmed with bands Of tapestry
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-31

blue velvet. produces a %clOud-wrap like
effect altogether fascinating Thebodice
is severely pla,F With She exception OF
re.-'s oLsen form q V shaped yoke
"a front. Flat bows of the velvet
adorn the glrdle and tunic.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-31

Washington, Jan. S1.---Albert s.
Burleson, representative Of the Tenth
Texas district. is consi1ere a strong
probability for the post of secretary
of agriculture in President Wilson's
cabinet, He is serving his eight term
in congress and nas baen reelected
to the next congress. He Is a grad
uate of the Agricultural and Mechan-
zeal college of Texas and CT the Uni
versity of Texas. He ia an attorney
a1I before coming to congress had
served several terms as disr-ict at
toItey in Texas.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-31

The workers of the city-those capable of efficient service
III office, store, factory or home, watch the 'help wanted ads
with never diminishing interest. See page eight.