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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-29
ELECTION IN MlLLVlLLE
Especial TO the Newark Star.

MELVILLE, n. j.. April ga
lively campaign, conducted with bit
terness, closed last night. Today bal
lots containing forty-fve names of
candidates for nomination for city
commissioner under the Walsh act
will be voted at the primary election.
The candidates include many former
officials and some now in office. The
canvass has been exceedingly spirited.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-29
"POCKETS" A FORERUNNER
OF "VOTES FOR WOMEN

NEW YORK. April Pockets
for women!" bids fair to become as
nsistent a slogan as votes for
women"
Mrs. Harriet Stanton Blateh was
shown yesterday the published state
ment of Upton Sinclair that "a
woman who has no pockets in her
clothes is not a competent person to
exercise the ballot"
Very true" she responded. THE
majority of women who do not wear
pockets do not think at all Their
minds are narrow gagged. 1t is a
standing rule at the Women's Politi-
cal Union that the contents of any
handbags found lying about shall be
turned into the organizations treas
ury.'
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-29
LEAVES SIS, 900 ESTATE

Especial 10 the Newark Start
+ PATTERSON, N. j., April 29.-The
win of Mrs. Lydia Van Houten, who
died April IA at $40 River street, was
admitted to probate yesterday by
Surrogate Beggs, of Passaic county.
The personal estate is valued at $50.
900 and the real estate at $4,000.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-29
HITS BIRD, NOT HORSE

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. April 20
About to shoot an injured horse. an
agent of the s. P. c. A. fired through
the window of house, hitting a
canary in its cage. The aim of the
man was affected by a sudden move
ment of the animal The occupants
of the house were greatly alarmed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-29

Company Montelair, east side Fullerton
avenue, IFS feet north from Watching
avenue, $4,000
Joseph S. Waterfeld to Camptown
Building and Loan Association, irving
ton, east side Grove street, 200 feet south
from Clinton avenue 81, 800
Same to George NJ. Prall ct al, Iry-
ington, same property, $L100.
Richard Schneider to Greater Newark
Building and Loan Association, Irving
ton, east side Franklin terrace, ASH feet
south from Elmwood avenue, $4,000.
Alexander Slater to Lydia Sulzer, East
Orange north corner State and Park
streets $4,000
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-29
TRENTON CLOSING LAW

Especial to the Newark Star.l
TRENTON April 29.-The City
Commission. by unanimous vote,
has passed a law requiring all sa-
looms to close from to o'clock a. m.
The commission also increased the
retail license fee from $3.50 to $500
a year, and the wholesale fee from
$500 TO $500 yeah.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-29
DEATH CALLS PARTICIPANT
IN LABRIOLA MURDER CASE
Ispeclal to the Newark star.

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., April 20
Michael Raymond, who WAS sem
fenced in 1906 for completely in the
famous Labriola murder case, and
was afterward paroled, is dead at his
home. 1926 Baltic avenue.
Joseph Labriola, who was convicted
of killing John Buglio. Raymond's
brother-in-law, paid the penalty for
his crime by hanging, and was the
last to suffer that fate in this county.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-29
soc. GOO EoR SCIENCE

NEW YORK, April 29.-The Rookie
Teller Institute for Medical Research
Is the beneficiary to the extent of
100000 in the will Of Henry Ruther-
ford, of Grand Isle, VT, who died
February %. The will was filed yes
terday for probate.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-29
MORTGAGES RECORDED.

Belle Duckenheld aud husband TO John
]. Quinn. east side Ridgewood avenue
1888 feet south from Marie place, $500.
Frieda Windel and husband to Pacific
Building aud Loan Association, south
side Edmonds street, 156 feet east from
Demarest street, $1,000.
Minnie Macauley and husband to In
demnity Building and Loan Association,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-29
More Attractive

Tremendous crowd up at ous
church last night
New minister
No. it was burned down. Boston
Transcript.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-29
A Blessing to Victims
OF ''Sore Foot" Agony

-(-~-N~~-1-e<---77-''-1
The following is said to be the
surest and quickest, cure SHOWN to
soiys two tablespoonful of Calociue
co,nnolind in a basin of warm water.
Soak the feet in this. for fully fifteen
minii+es gently rubbing the sore
narts' The effect is really wonder
POI II n
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-29

cause of The Trouble. Any druggist
has Calocide compound in stock or he
can get 1t in a few hours from his
wholesale house.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-29

ful. All soreness goes in
stantIy; the feet feel de-
lightful. Corns and cal
louses can be peeled right |
OFF. 1t gives immediate re-
lief for sore bunions,
sweaty, smelly and aching
feet. A twenty-five cent |
box of Calocide is said to
be sufficient to cure the
worst feet lit It oya works r.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-22
T he BIS N A R C K.

mitrcauttie 2tbrern gIbg.
422 Auinnf Etrasf.
Tas ietuiie Tamsn Gpsifebtmmer I'm Msifsas
Msesrop1litaH gehisnnHs. SGan Etebetss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-22

falls er ith niht Ipfort mad regelnds
biger 4rbejt umiebeu perpe. gr Ders
fprah Dieies tbuu gu poilen. uup Durs
De auf Yrobe entiQiien,
6arrp Blatman betrieb ieit Ian9ez
'rer ,3eit an Der Q8eit .. Strobe elm
grpbes Yo0I3immer nit neun BiIIarez
tiifen, obne bic oorgeitrtebene 2ts
ten3 erpirtt 3u BADEN. Gr pur0e ods
ber Dor etnigen Iaqeu pom Geteftio
6dnts, Don Der NuDitors Office pers
haftst uno qeitern BON bem itelpertrss
len ben Ritter 9ition gu elmer @5elo.
itrdfe ron 50 uno ben Soften perurs
tbeilt, obqleth er lid nahtrdglih Die
betreFFenbs Gjcen3 oerihafft hattie.
Gbparb 8odtet puroe pon Der In@
tIaqe bes Worbes freioefpohen. Die
4ntlaqe mar i'm 3uIammenbang nit
oem Dor eintqen Wohen i'm 6ofpitdI
erTolqten 5obe oes Wm. 5obiter err
boben porben. Gebterer mar am 19.
Sunuur in cine Shldgeret psrrptdslt
tporoeu on pelher aud goelet lid
betheiliqt baben ioLlte. Gr mar nit
bem Ropfe geger ben Runoiteiu oes
Seitenpeges gefoIleu unb bate eineu
! Shdbelbruh erlitteu. Der pom Co
ronsr abqebaIters SSnqueit ergu6,
oab 6obiter sufdGlt9 nisbergeftiir5t
mar, uub auf 9runb bisfes Wabrs
Ipruhs srfolgte gsitsrn Die Sretfpres
hun1 beg 8odlet.
Wm. W}cWufler puroe tpeper
StrdFenbetteIsi 3u elmer 9eIoftrafe
BON $50 uno ben 4pitsn psrurtbetlt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-22
mt. Mirp
gSiinidDt bringeno cine oirefte Stra.
fenbahnuerbinouug.

Der DOR siniger 3eit einqsmsinDete
Sturitheil Ult. 4irp piQ niht Idneer
con ieber Strabenbabnperbinbuna
cusqeihIoTsn iein, iOnoern perIangt
cine nirette StrabeRbabnDerbinbung
nit Cincinnati.
9erern 9atmittag eriften cine
Ietutation ppn gefpobnerr Der 8ors
itGb. nit benz DormaIigen giirgermeiz
iter ppu Wtt. 4irp YbiI. Wlprton an
Der SpiBe I'm gtatbbuuIe uno poate
bas StrabenbabHtommtttee bes Stubts
raib5 Oeran!aHeR, bic Strabeubahnsss
ieIItaft gu elmer gerLdnseruug Der
Gcleratn gpeuue Ginte bis nab utt.
Alrn 3u 3lpingen.
Gte 5erreu pom Strabenbrbntoms
n,ittec lparen jeoot nit Der geiprechs
uns bes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oes
GtrGfeHbabnpertebrs beitdftiqt uaD
Tie gaben ben 8Ur1ern BON Wlt. uirp
ben 9ath ibre Duuihe in Torm els
ner 4etition benz Staptratb gu ii6ers
nittsIn, pas audi prompt geihehen
Girn.
gei Der gepiinihteH 8erIdngerung
Der gcIeraiH IpeHue Qinie baubelt es
iid, pie 6err U(orton ertIdrts, um
cine Strede bon etEpa 3pet Wleilen.
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(5ila4yl!lIl!lI)

ten. IS rpirp aus bieiem 9runoe pbne
3fpsifel Elm 8ormuno fir Die 9retitn
ernannt tperoen.
u uBergertttlih erie B t8 t.
QDm, 9. Smetburit, RaaIaBp:rpaLs
ter Des bel etHem unfaQ duf Der Gin
ctnnuti. lebanon & Vortbern IT. IT.
ums Qeben getpmmsnsH 5eliy i. Gre
nat, Durbe geiteru i'm Yrobatgerttt
ermGhti9t, BON Der Geielli6aft $4,000
in Grleoigung auer 2tnipruAe 81 at
52ptiren.
Wm. Rolf, RoaIaBOernolter oes
Sinner Rolf bat bic GrIuubntB erbals
ten, BON @mos QDeber, tpelher Oen gez
nalt'amen 1ob Sinners DerThulo%t
bat, $500 gu at3eptireu uno bafur alle
peiteren 4nipriihe fa(leu 3u ldnen.
Ra hlaB z den.
2luna 9an3inger iit RahldBocrpala
term Don Gbarles Do!pert; 8runoeiz
9enthum $3.50.
aarl 8. Gaopsl iit RahlabpertpuIs
ter BON 8m. $. poplaB; qsrIOHaIrn
1925.
georqe S!peemp lit gldtlabperpol.
Ter BON Sobn Batter; grunostgentRuH
I $250O.
Der perIDnIite Rahlab bes Jo6r
Ieoparb Gincoln ir. betrdgt So, ,98C
ia Gts.; oerieniR Der 2i33ie 9ugbes
! $2513.88; bsrisntge Dss 8sorgs Gan.
non $847.37; oerisuige oes Dm. u
ggebb S2095.68; oerjenige Der 4nno
| 2uf 1896.
gl. y. StitisI 1T RadlaBperpalter
pen QDum 5runt; YerionaIisn $3.50
/ 9runoeiaenthum $4,000.
&ula u. Sbumate lit Ra6IaBper.
ndItsrin ben Clarence Sbumate; g&r'
ionaIien $2750.
Uturtba u. qorter 1T IadlaBper.
palterin BON SEQ. D. q. qorter; Ser.
/ ionaIien 5000.
gBm. Dprtbirotor lit gahlaBDera
matter BON Diliam DiLTbirc; qerio.
roIisn $4,000; gruHoeigentbun
| $4,000,
gpntbia &olb iit 1sitamsntspoQ.
| 'tretsrir BON 5oTep6 aolb; >qerIoua.
lien 100000, 9runoet9ent6um 800.
| 900.
8erihtebeues.
| Robert Nttiuion erlangte Elm llrtbei
Iber $27.86 9egen 6miI GlauB; BIZ
2lmericun paper 8c WooopQre 60. cir
| ipltcs iibsr $352.93 gsgsn aut6erin
8unospuI, uno bic 9srmun gtutiona
gdnt Elm ioltes ubsr $485.92 gsger
Seorqe 9reb.
IGie 8eriate fetern heute
| Zee @aihinqtons 8eburtstags lne
Gen bleibt heutc oas 6erid}tsgebduoi
| in alen Iheilen aeihloiien uno oit
0erihtsiiBungen per6eu crit nicoa,
/ am 0iontaa al,igenommcn mcr6eH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-22
6iibimes Weifdit
Gnt 6lmlppoo 1iaee nit benz BON bier
geliefertcn @aiIer gemadDt.

glmipoob qldee bat in ben leBten
Sahren init bsm Der Crtihoft BON bier
aus gelisferten WaHer sldnssnoe 8ss
ihdfie gemaht. ober nit cem l. Suni
tperoen nieis 1ase Der finnnSielkn grs
folee auf rpdiIsris,m gebist fir bieBs-
boroen BON 'GlmDoob plaee poriiber
iein.
sJn Der Grtihnft purbs nGmlih ben
Befpobnern fir 1000 8alonsn WaiIer.
iptlte bon ben bieiigen Wahers
iper,en fir 8 Gents ssIisiert ipurs
ben. nitt tpenigsr als 10 Cts. ttrehs
net. Dieie 9baiidde puroe eeIsern
BON Staoiratbs aommi.tee fir Wlits
tel uno Wese fsits.iisat, als es iih NIT
Der Jrags beit,dftiste, oh uno unter
ipelben g.bineuneen Elm neuer Rons
trait fir bic 2isefruug bss mafers on
eImpOOo plaes abgsIdloNsn nrbsn
ion.s.
Tk obise Gn.oeduns loite cine itiirs
miihe S<i!erisit aus. hd porber ners
itieosns WsiieIi.bsr oes aommi.ie.s,
in eri,er Clinic 5srr BED, f.br eifris Sli
9unfien zines billigen gBaHsrpreiies
fiir Glmtpoob plaee eineetreten lporsn.
4rbeitsbir..tor yrice bate o<nWors
fhlae eemaht, oab GImtpoob pldce
nrh bem i. Juni. mann Der sssenDors
tiee Gon!ru!i ablduft, nur WoNsr Ses
lief.ri rsrben iollie, ipenn .s bier I'm
llsbtrflub porbanbtn III. uno audi
benn nur Su Is Gents pro 1000 0als
lcnen. 9isIsn preis bessihnste Serr
grice cIs febr neorig unb p.riihsris
bem aommtitee gleih3eiiig, oab ss
ibm p.rI0nlih am Iiebitsn mare, tpenn
.tin neuer Gontra.i dbgefhloifen Mir
fe, ba Cincinnati oas WaHsr ielbii
fshr notbtpenoie gsbraude.
GErr ptd fanp ben psrIansterpreis
,ttpus bod uno befiiriportsis bic Rors
miruns BED preiI.s auf allerbohitens
II Gents fir 1000 Gouonen, als ans
gersgt lpuroe, ourh cine tel.pboniffe
4nHaee su srmiiteIn. mas bic gtbors
ben pon elmpoob plntt eissntlit ben
Goniumenten ber.husn. Die 4ntspori
mar. ba bbie aoniumsn!.n in osrGrts
fbafi fhon felt Sabren Is Gents bee
sablen uno bamii enb;tsn ale 4reu'
menie. 1as aommiit.s beihlob. ben,
Staotrath gu smpfthlsn. baB Der ars
bsitsoimttor srm1htigt ipGbe, Elm pro.
piIoriites albtommsn bis gum /. Cts
tober nit GlmDoob place fir Die bes
binaunssDeife 2kferung BON WaNsr
absufhIieben, fir oas bic Grtitof.
15 Gents pro 1000 0alIomn gu be3ats
len bat.
Der bishris. prsis su 8 Gents pro
1000 GaIIonen III cine grbThaf., bic
Cincinnati NIT Der Ginasmeinouna
BON Carthage angstrten bat, ba biz
bobin Carthage bas WaHer su bisiem
preiit selisisri bate. Die beftbesabls
ten aunD:n fir bisiisss Wdfsr iinb,
pie arsitsbir.itor Yrice ssiiern mits
iteilts. bic geborb.n bon Wt. Eealtbn,
bic uiht ipeniesr ala 80 Gents pro
1000 0allonen besablen miiiTen.
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81. SirnbsnbabnseT.lihafi nirb
bsoiis!ih ibrsr 8sii!sutr gum 9au oes
9ianusis. bur1 fpelhen bic Rcoslpooo
Ripfdutrus3ung ausssmsrsi pirb,
sismlit tilIia fpssiommen. penn Der
G,ao!rasb hh nit Der empfsblung
hss aommii.sss fir Wiiiisl unh Msse
In nieisr 0rnse sinxrftanbsn ertl6rt.
Dal aomnli.ses tsiflob n1mlih
stisern. htm Giabtra!b 3u tmpfsblen.
h.r gtrabenbabnsefsaihdf. ols ibren
Mniheil on ben Rotten bes Wiaouiis
boue tntpeotr $4,000 In 9car 0ber
zine jdbrlihe Absabe BON $500 rpdbs
reab htr Douer bes s5reibrisfs 3u bes
rs6nen. Rad bem Yuhiinben bss
Geletes bate bic S.doi Der 0eens
ffnf. bic pdlfte Der Gelbtitoiten nufs
turben i0nnen. mos In bitiem Jdllt
iis1 dEf uber $780, 900 beIcufen bobsn
ipires. uber perr ped bemerste. baB
eia berartises Ucrssben unsereht fem
niirbe, ba bic GtraBenbob bneefeuihnft
b<tonntlih unssr Der BON Der penns
Iplpsnio gabn su erbduenbsn llHtsrs
tiih,una burnfotrsn pirh unb sbe
hiefts oei6kten tam. ibgs Gelsife rtrs
xnfsrn mut.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-22
OebmrteH.

Sobn G. uno Wap Diners, NET.
ipooo, Wibh.n.
Wiuiom uno RoielIa Orb, 4445
6omiI.on gfps., anabe.
ekores unb Wsarp gsassr, GIG
Jinolap Sirabs, Ribh,n.
Grant uno Gillian Wsr.elbah, 410
RihmOnb Girabs. Wdbh.n.
Sobann uno asnts Jiiritnnu. 127
On Clifton Ipe., anabs.
Waliu unb Glifab.tb qfsiifsr,
1926 R.noins Rcao. anabs.
Robert uno GIiiabstb 5spl. 804
Banf gtrabe. anabt.
William unb Anna Iariris, 2i47
Go!erain aps.. Mdoten.
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lie t,annupcrnnff.

Ter SanncucrQucr Inherit GerCil
}}o | Gilt Snn'toq. - 1,lbutar, III
Ter 9lrbcitcrh1ue cinCa qrohcn tSeiea.
itaft&boQ. Tje RorbercttlHgen I'll.
len III Sen Hdnacu cine5 bcEdhrte1
aomnllttce5. OuS utt1t2 lnaetba1
l0st, lm oen IhciIac5meru ciuen an
gCuchmcn Nbeu0 3u tCrcitcn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-22

Ter 10 Sabre alts Rop Stspens, ein
SRiafs bss 3ufluhtshaufes, purbs
geitern Ulorgen nah bem Itaotiiten
6oipital aebratt. uno Der Daro fir
anitedenbe &rant6eiten iibernisisu,
no & einige Stlnbsu fpdter itarb. gos
rpnsr d. 5osrtnIeper puroe benans
ridtigt uno oronete einsu Snqueit an.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-22

eSn So6en Der 76idbrigsu Gertrude
abr, 1860 @rnit StraBe. bsrittete Qes
tern 9r. !. 6. srie9sr an oaS YrCs
batseritt. bab Die 5rau on ben 5ols
gen zines Sdlaganfals uno alter3a
Itar16e leioe uno oeshaIb niht I'm
StaHoe iei. ihr 9ermogsn su psrpaI'
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- osfst<<s<@<Fsssse.s.zte<e<Nsf
! Was 1T Jbr 0etuid)t?

niltt Mai ,ri,nsdrns.rsriI, hi 60 hisih, sst
bic Ihaifadbe befte6cH, TAB riele Q1gBsr uno
HruneH fc nager firo bnf ~ gEiabrlidt ~
Isfff e5efGbr ttfiehf tarit, taF he feline Rs'
fstpefT1sie ober Htrrsnfrafi bahsfi. I'm iestli.
ts srGnibstien lgnHpfeH sH iulIMeH Gin sps.
MIA Htir1.TieIif iDifo pen gilen ben5.hiGt I'M
stii Gutss ttfi1ben nno MnFsshsis "a babsfI, nno
htaee sntrfF bic i5saec nuf iu.r man ON bsifsi
has acrperaep.stt trhpb@H TAM. aeryis uHo
0hsmIfer bcbea tnrd e:trimenie has afnbleHl
rsipfi. hls lDgsfcH nHt fpthsn 1aHiforpsr gli
tcrmetFen bur ssfrafreiahiinq RON gyaiIl
frrSs5 s5smIanc TatIeiieR nno tides Bat ;isgs
etfse 3HuaIiyre aes a0affrac.gitis sur Tocs.
0rlanien Ste fsife iH rlriieaetien Rafeten
rat ben anspeifrrgen, Dts rem ladst teiIis,
csn
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Nm. Manlen, pnn go. 2813 Guclio
Qoe., Elm iunger 2augeuitts, mar aui
9sranlaHung Ieiner Ututter perbdftet
porben. neil er Elm granddaughter
8eguer iebsr Mrbeit lit, Iit tdgIih IN
ben ppplsimmsrn bsrum5utrei5en
pflegt. uno BON ieiner Ulutter erndbs
rem ldbt. Ter 2lngetiagte periuhte
anFan9s benz Hitter ourt Elm fretes
unb snniihss auftreteu ga irnpouiren
CAB ieboh iehr balo tleinIaut Elm. ais
Der Rihter ihm ertlGrte, er tperoe TIN
ohns Gnaoe ins 4rbsttsbous f5iten,
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Gins ben Wsridtsb6fen
Dir Common Vleas Midtsr bieliea
gehers cine itirmiid)e Sisung ab.
Ter Woterm0rber Ssbn yearion aui
gebeusseit in's 3ndDtbans geididt.

Cine ltnmrnse nener Sdeionngsfla'
gen singereidDt. - Nie Warsarei
Giiert betrDgen pnrbe. - gOie
Griahrnnsen eines bentidlen Wia'
id)iuiiten.- Sdpabeneriasfdle uer.
idjiebencr Nrf. - Weridtsgebanoe
bleibt fente geidDlDiien. - Nah'
laf. .Sahcn. - yeridDitoenes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-22
Avoid
limitations

All that it could do to carry out the
administration program has been done.
Many members have now been in
Washington. almost constantly for
more than six months. Beginning with
December they will have to stay in
Washington certainly for six months
mere. 1t is unprecedented for Con-
eress to stay at Washington for IS
or IA months continually.
Everybody is getting cross and dis
gruntled. That BODIES i'll, for when
Congress gets cross it means some
thing. So many men cannot be out
of temper without influencing Wash
ington conditions materially. Per-
haps it is 100 mucn To say that DEM
ocrats are blaming the President. They
sympathiZe with his earnestness to
set the currency bill enacted into law.
He has done all he could and in the
doing of it has aS2eItained something
about the ealiber IF the Senate Many
a President before him has learned
the same thing. senators are difficult
of management to the White House
and have been for generations. In
cidentally it is worth noticing again
that the President is making no more
visits to his room at the Capitol. off
the Senate corridor There may be
just as much fraternal feeling as of
yorc, but the Presiden mt asks senators
TO come to see him. He no longer
goes TO see them.
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Look For
The Spear
THOSE BIG PLUMS.
CONTINUED from Page One.)

all the country is now in progress. The
President is apparently in sympathy
with the Independent campaign for
the mayoralty in New York, as his
collector of customs, John Purroy Nit
chel, is the Independent candidate for
mayor. Only Republican congressman
are moving into the Bay State cam
paign and there is no great rush of
Democratic congre ssmen for the stump
in New Jersey.
Democrats got some cheer the 9TH
er day from the victory of their party
in special congressional election in
West Virginia. They will balance that
against the wallopping they got in the
Sd Maine district Returns from
every political contest are now watch
ed more for the strength of the Bull
Moose vote than for any other fea-
ture. The November election is ex-
pected to indicate much as To the Bnll
Moose numerical following. New York
state has campaign for the election
of legislative assembly but that
seems to be attracting no more at
tention in Washington than ii is in
New York.
Extra Session Breaking Down.
The extra session of Congress seems
to be breaking down. How much
longer can the President hold out?"
is IA question upon many official lips
The almost daily meetings of the
House have become roaring farce
The Senate is doing little better be-
cause no rampant opposition there
seeks TO make trouble. 1t has been
demonstrated that the Senate banking
and currency committee cannot be
driven or speeded. Then let us adj
iourn,'' is almost the universal cry in
Congress.
If the extra session does adjourn,
the banking and currency committee,
of course, will remain in session. There
is plainly no intention of abandoning
the currency bill. But it will take
some weeks yet to perfect the bill.
Senators simply will not let it be
presented till they have fought out
features of it which are regarded ex-
ceedingly important to banking and
business interests.
Probably precious little time would
be lost by an adjournment No one
believes the bill can possibly be re-
ported to the Senate before November
would leave only two weeks for Sen
ate debate before the regular session
begins. And there can be no defer
ring of the regular session, the date
for which Is fixed by the statutes Y
is certainly hard punishment for the
House to be compelled to remain in
session. That branch of the national
Legislature has discharged it's duty.
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RESINOL STOPS
ITCHING INSTANTLY
sept27, we'd sat. 12t

1t is a iaet that the monent Resinol
Ointment touches itching skins, the
itching stops and healing begins. With
the aid OF Resinol Soap, it almost al
ways clears away all trace OF eczema,
ringworm, pimples, backheads, or
other tormenting, unsightly eruption
quickly, leaving the skin clear and
healthy.
And the best Of it is you need never
hesitate TO use Rcsnoi Soap and Resi-
mol Ointment. There is nothing in them
to iniure the tenderest surface. Resi-
mol is q Doctors prescription which for
eighteen years has been used by care
full physicians for all kinds OF skin az
fections. They prescribe Rcsinol free
", confident that its soothing, healing
action is brought about by medication
so bland and gentle as to be suited to
the most delicate or irritated skin
even of n tiny baby.
Resinol is sold by practically every
druggist in the United States, but you
can prove at our expense what it will
do for you. Write today to Dept. I'M,
Resinol, Baltimore, Nd, and we will
send you by parcel post liberal trial
of Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap
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OAK GROVE SEMINARY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Clifford visited
over the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs
Henderson, at the Seminary.
Mrs f. f. French of Winthrop
visited at the school, Saturday ano
Sunday, with her son Albert,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Knox of Paler-
mo called at the school, Sunday, to
see their daughter Florence.
The football game with Kents Hill
which was scheduled. for Oct. %, has
teen indefinitely postponed.
r. A. Power, instructor in agricul-
ture, took his classes, last Thursday
to the Topsham fair. -
The State agriculture department
has sent to Oak Grove an exhibit OF
the insects destructive to Maine trees
This is to remain at the school for
month, at least All friends of the
school are welcome to call and see
the exhibit.
The girls quartet, with Vivian Shaw
as accompanst, went to East Vassal-
boro. last Friday evening, to assist
in a missionary entertainment at the
Friends church. Emil Trachsel sang
a solo. and NJ F. Mogannam gave a
talg on the Friends school at Ramai-
lah, Palestine.