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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-30
Elderb[osson1 Wine.

Can you or one of the Cornerites give
me a recipe for making elderblossom wine?
1 have one for elderberry wine and have
made it many. many times. This is the first
favor 1 have asked you. MRS. G. W
ELDERBLOSSOMW INE-Three gallons
of water, nine pounds sugar. white of one
egg beaten to a froth. Stir and boil to-
gether. then skim and pour over one quart
of elderblossoms, pressed down hard. When
cool add two tablespoons of lemon juice,
half a yeast cake dissolved in a little water.
and let all stand in earthen jar for nine
days and ferment, stirring every day. Put
into a key three pounds of raisins, chopped
or cut. then pour in the liquid. Cork tight
and let stand six months or longer before
using. A year is better than six months.
x *
Home already Supplied.
I have noticed that someone wished tr
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-30
Strawberry Ice Cream.

I send a recipe for strawberry ice
cream which know to be good and may be
of service to some one at this season of
the year, when fruit ice creams are so much
in demand.
STRAWBERRY ICE CREAM.-Mash
two quarts of berries and run them through
a sieve. Put a cup and half OF sugar
with the berries after they are strained and
add a quart of cream, or make it half milk
and half cream. No whipping is needed
Put the mixture into freezer and freeze.
This is an excellent ice cream. The guam
tity makes about a quart and half when
frozen. D .
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-30

Steak Sandwiches.
Broil a steak medium and let it get cold.
Chop fine, season with salt and pepper and
put with it half as much chopped pickles
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-30

basket would go in a carriage a boat as
well a in a motor and is worth purcha sing
and pIenishing for the sake of the comfort
it gives.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-30

Make Salads Ready at Home.
When you carry salads make them ready
at home, with the exception of the dress
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-30
MARION HARLAND'S HELPING HAND.

it is evident that you yourself long to b,
set in family.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-30

fJaN a recent issue noticed request
ss from one who wished to know how
to clean a lace yoke in a silk dresS
without touching the rest. If she
will follow the plan outlined I be-
HeVe she will ind it as successful a s do
i always do it in this way, and have never
had to remove a yoke for cleaning First
buy a soft bristled tooth brush, which
should be kept for this purpose as it's shape
and size are most suitable. Then fill two
cups with gasoline, one for rinsing Place
a folded bath towel over the corner of
table or board. and on this the yoke or
section Of it which seems to fit. Dipping
the brush into the gasoline. carefully scrub
the yoke; the treatment will not injure any
buttons colOred trimmings. Go over the
whole yoke moving it on as each section
il cleaned. After you have been all over
1t repeat the operation with the gasoline in
the second cup. laying the yoke over a clean
section of the towel. Repeat the process
with the cuffs. When you have finished
hang the gown in the sun and air and do
the same with the towel before sending it
TO the laundry. You Will find the yoke as
clean as new. Going over the yoke in this
way before it is really soiled is better than
waiting until 1t is very dirty. Both gaso-
line and dirt go from the yoke down into
the bath towel and do not spread to spot
the silk The small brush seems adnira BILE
for such delicate work. 1 hope this process
will be found satisfactory.
MRS. ]. s. C"
Certainly this direction will prove of
service to many Of the wearers of delicate
Jokes or cuffs. which are hard to clean
without detaching them from the frocks
they adorn. Let me add the caution rela-
tive to using gasoline in the room with a
light a fire. Constant accidents with
this fluid teach us the danger Of running
any risks in handling it Use it out of doors
if you can, but in any event away from
artificial light or fire.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-30

desires it with view to bestowing either
the violin the guitar.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-30

aN recent issue I noticed a request
- from one who wished to know how
to clean a lace yoke in a silk dresy
without touching the rest. If she
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-17
Nugget Special Service.

SEATTLE. Oct. i7.--G. simmons. lhe man wh" was run down and severely injured hy an automobile driven by lhe son "f the millionaire tolncc" king Duke. died from his in jurics in a hospital here today.
 Young Duke has been placed un- der arrest and will bc tried for man. slaughter despite ihc fact that h" contends thnt thc accident was nn' avoidablc and was not his fault. Tn" young millionaire was prostrated to- day when he learned of the death of Simmons and said that he would make fl hs business to sec that the mans family WAS provided for
 Dukes father hns been commnnIra- ted with and will see that all possible legal assistance is given his son when he is brought to trial It is expected
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MINISTERS WIFE TURNS
 TABLES IN DIVORCE SUIT
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 OAKLAND. Cal. Oct. i7.-An inter- locutory decree of divorce was granted today to Mrs. Annie MacMurtry against Rev. Andrew l. MacaIurtry, q minister of omaha and the Middle West. on her showing that he had sent her away from home in order that hc could marry rich woman The testimony was heard by Judge William S. Wells.
 Mrs. MacAiurtry testified that hcI husband had sent her to California fo, her health and then commenced an action against her for divorce on thu ground of assertion. When she learned of the matter shc instituted an inves. tigation and learned thai her hus- band was paying marked attention t' rich woman in Kansna. She sued inc woman for stealing tn, love uf her husband. and made such strong defense to her husbands nc lion for div"rtc that hc was un. frockel.
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 WASHINGTON, Oct. l7.-At the White House today President Wilson expressed to callers in no uncertain
 words that he was extremely indig- rant at the manner in which he had been treated by President Huerta of Mexico. Huerta has lied and been guilty of underhanL methods from the
 beginning and has put the president of the United States Is Il very embar-
 ressing position before the world. This president Wilson gays he resents on his account us n man and because of Eis official position that he would hay 2
 no more dealings. directly or indirectly
 with Huerta.
 luestioned as to the probable course of the ministration now that Huerta was eliminated from its consideration the president intimatcd that there wer,. ether measures being considered thu, already negutiati tions had been startct I
 looking toward some sort "f an under standing with the Mexican constitu-
 ,ionalists under caranza.
 It has been known in official cir
 cles here for several days that while
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OPSStet Neb8vk ovFvtVs
 VIENNA. Oct. 1.-The Emporer of Austria Is reported as being danger ousiy i'll. For several days His Ma jesty has been confined to his apart ments with a serious affection of tho throat and his physicians have been In constant attendance. This is the second serious illness of His Majesty this year and on account of his *d- vunced age there is grave fear for his life
 The death of the aged emperor If Austria Hungary is mn event which has been expected time and time again and one that cannot bc counted on Rs being put Ofr much longer. In Austria itself there is only one J.osxiblc male heir to the throne and hc fig considered a man of weak character. It has long been known thnt the only bnp,s thn. held the allegiencc of greater part of Hungary to the dual empire were the persQnal love and cstecm In whicl, l Franz Jnseph is held hy hIs Hungarian subjects. Will, his d.a,th tho nGttati ion which haa been going on for years In
 Hungary looking towards Il scvcr- ence of the. Austrian ties and the re- establishment of Hungary as an indc-
 pondent monarchy Il Ia fcnrcd will take definite shape.
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LAoYsiRp BEETLES
 SENT TO WEST INDIES
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SACRAMENTO Oct. IG.--Undcr ihs Director of Agriculture Of Great Bri- tain in the wes, Indies. In the An tiles the hdyhuee will carry on the war they have SO successfully proscc uied in California aga inst the 'luck scale.
 This shipment was a matter of reel procicty. Not long ago n shipment of the Chalcid hy was rec~ived from the West Indies fnr experiment. pur- I"ses in fighting the black scale. Dr. Cook says that the Chalcid ny is diffi cult to acciimatc and thnt number of imported flies have died In tho hst two or three days.
 An electric fan has been installed in the state insectary to modify the tenn peraiure for their benefit.
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EMPEROR FRANZ JOSEPH
 OF AUSTRIA |Ll

There are other serious consequent ccs Involving the peace of EurOp. which may develope at the demise of the present emporer. Russia looks with longing eyes on Austrian Poland. while at the same time the subjects of the czar in Russian Poland dream Il ruler of the ancient house and have looked upon the death of Austriu's $ which to launch their plan. Italy iS none too friendly with Austria Rs 't is and longs to retakc certain fertile fields along the border that once wer, hers. should Austria find herself en. harressed by discntions In Hungary il Is very probable that she will Ut the , same time he closely pushed by th, Poles and by Ituiy. This might in the end bring on the EuroIran war thni hns recently heen avcrted hy diplo macy In regard to the Balkans. The illness of tho Austrian ruicr ,s therefore of more importance thai, would hc that of any other crowned head of Europe and his prrArni condi- lion is being anxiously watched h, ,hc several foreign oasccs "f the pow. 'r'.
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CHAIRMAN F|TzeERALD
 BLOCKS NOME RELIEF

pi"riitied far the relief of Nome as his committee will moi report furora-
 hiy "n any bill luuking to that end.
 Congressman Fitzgerald insisted yesterday that the regular approprin :. lion was sufficient to take care of thu IativrS and that outside of that con
 ;sr"ss Was not concerned with relief work iu Nome in any way. He stated that the Bureau of Education was am-
 ply ahlr [" provide for the Eskimo and that the white people in Nome
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GREAT ENTHUSIASM
 Al MORALES

ink" IL ns the h"einnlng of their tri- umph over the present federal forces and the restoration Of d constitutional government in Mexico. If President Wilson recognizes Caranza and his men as beligerants 1t will make # possible for ,h-a to obtain the much needed arms and ammunition that has becn held by the United States ofi- cials along the border and with this war material in their hands they pro- mise to make short work of the fed eral troops th,t still remain loyal to Huerta.
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GOVERNOR JOHNSON
 PREDICTS SUCCESS

that he would lind the party stronger Jnd Letter prepared in the wa' of "r- eanizition and leadership that at any lime since ihc progressive movement was started.
 Furthermore he governor said that in, trnul,i,s of the democrats had nn. >,t begun and hc predicted that lH' ,hc time an"thcr national campaign w;is duo the new party would hc strung enough to put it's own candi- date in the field and win.
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Th,. Nl't;GFT is in receipt nf trl, . grams from Washington stating Una, in spite uf llW efforts made by Drk- rate wi-kershGtm h Alaska and Com gressIn..n Albert Johnson or Washing ton tugcIhrf with some other friends of Aluska and Gf Nome, Congressman Fitzgerald of the appropriations com u,itter N iinse w"ri in most ,9,s.S in- yolyIng bills for extraordinary appro-
 priations is final has "m''hath''liy
 stated that not un.. dollar will he ap-
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G0VERNOR SULzER
 '' FOUND GUILTY

vote to diS'iualify the present govrr- nor from ever holding an office of Iuhl, trust again was lost.
 ALBANY. Oct. IT, l:r II vote uf forty three |" twelve Governor Sul- ger was removed from office today. H,' was found guilty of the ma j"rity "f the chargts brought against him hut hy d unanimous vote of the court was not disqualified from eyer holding an office again.
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SACRAMENTp. 'nt. it. That GnN
 ernor Johnson I California k stl sanguir~ "f rarryinG thc progressive . party tu ultimate Victory k seen II. his statements mad" here t'tliN. TI'' trip tu New Jersey Jnd Masslrhu%,tt z said that ltc wonll 'ut"r intn ih" rin,
 assurancc that ihc progressive C9ihs'' there was daily a.,ining ground and
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NuGAl.ES, Mexico. Oct. I1.-ThaI General Caranza. leader of the consti- tutiuilalist force in the field has re- nent nt Washington Is reported here
 today. The news leaked out of th' Caranza headquarters and the town, which Is in full sympathy with tho This is absolutely the first recogni- ton that the revolutionary chiefs have
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NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-The repui,li. can committee here is already charg ing the democratic state government with waste and inefficiency In office They charge the administration with corruption and bribery and are stren uously reafIirming the republican prin- cipies of protection [" American work ingmen. industries and farmers.
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EMPEROR SAYS
 COO'S WILL
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Special Nu00et Service.
 BERLIN. Oct. IF. Emporcr William, today addressing the students at tho university of Bonn said that 1t was the will of God that Germany must b.. strong and thut because of this the people must bear ihe extra lax for the increase of The army with courage.
 The EmpOrer referred to the disaster of the great Zeppelin airship in his speech and while he joined with tho German people in mourning for the dead officers he considered that they had dled for tho fi,therh,nd and that as their deaths were for the advance ment f the military power of the m : ton they could but he considered as having died In action.
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|ClYNN NOW GOVERNOR
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Special Nugget Service.
 ALBANY. Oct. l7.-Lirutenami Gov- ernor Giynn was today sworn In us governor of New York succeeding Stiizcr removed by the legislative court.
 Sulzer announced this afternoon that he would again run for governor at the next election and by beating his enemies prove that he was inn . cent. of the charges preferred again him and merely the scapgoat of Tam many hall and it's corrupt politicians.
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ALBANY. Dt. t;N"rn"l Wm
 Sulzcr ,I New York wiis last nigh, found guilty of articles one and two of the specifications an whi''h he has just been tried ly th" l"gislItiV.
 court. The TWO counts m which ih'
 court decided that the governor was guilty were Justification in his cam paisn statement and swearing falsely to the s,me. The roic WAS thirty seven |" eighteen against Sulz,r ana
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ATTEMPT INFLUENCE
 ON FITZGERALD
orm al Nome he reopened.

storm al Nome be reopened.
 Congressman Albert Johnson oi fort 10 have the chairman of the ap propria tons committee. who killed the his arbitrary decision in regard t Nome not needing governmental aid
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WASHINGTON. Oct. I7.-Congress. man Humphries and Delegate Wick. ersham have sent n joint telegram tt President Wilson and also to Secrc. tary Lane urgently requesting thai the congressional consideration of re. lief for the sufferers by the recen,
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ordered to proceed there.
 That President Wilson Is already in touch with General Caran2a Is ad- mitted here and the fact is horne out Ly press despatch received from Nogaies, Mexico. which says that Con- gressman BoniIlas of the Mexican lower house. who Is In close touch with Carnnza. has stated that the rebel leader has received message from President Wilson asking him, Caranza. io suggest to the Washington govern bent u plan of settlement of affairs in Mexico. Whether this means that the administration will simply recognize (itr,nza as Il ielligernnt and thereby allow him to receive arins and amuni- ton from the United States for use against Huerta, or whether it is con- templated to lend more material nil in the shape of a blockade of ports held by Huertn and the handing "i American troops k nut yet known. ii seems. however, that President Wi ~,r,'s patience is about worn out and that he will not long rest quiet under the repeated insults of the Mexican dictator.
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GENEROSITY OF SENATOR RoDIN

senator Henry Henry R"dm today ,u,rib,,c,l p,rsonaiIy nfty dollars tn the Nome relief fund IL was m act nr spnnianr"us charity and unsclfish- n-ss which will hc appreciated ny me l".,I,lr uf Nome.
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PRESIDENT INDIGuANT NT
 HuERTA UNREC0GnIzEO

desiring to give Huertu every chance possible to comply with the American
 ietna ands, the president has not been Idle In other directions and already steps have been taken to get in touch a view 10 lending him at least the moral support of the Washington gov ernment. In this regard IL Is said that despite the fact that foreign war
 ships are hurrying to the cousts of Mexico and that there have been pub lished rum0ry of combined intervcn- tion by other powers. there is Il defi- mite understanding between Wash ingtOn and London as to the situation and the aims of the United States and that in so far as the present efforts of this country go, they will not be interfered with. provided some immed
 fate steps are taken for the protec- tinn of foreigners in MexicO. Thu, resident Wilson means Ia be ready |" give this required protection and thereby hold the support of the Europ- can governments is evidenced by th, number of United States war ships either already in Mexican waters or
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could take care of themselves as there would be nothing done by his com mittee,
 This stand of tn chairman of the most important committee of the house of representatives Is Il severe the friends who have been working sn faithfully for relief for the stricken city.
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s. 6. coRWiN.

The steamer corwin will saiA fsr kotxsbus Sound and aIl way psrts, Sunday, October t2th at. 8 ?. n. For freight and passass apply the kstssbus Trading ( rranspsrta. ten Co. next Lewsn orss. Studio.
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S. S. SENATOR ON WAY.

The S.'u.it"r rs,mr ihruIgh the lEis early ti'is In"rninl;. Sln reports l'' all the w,y u! aud that all ar Well on hoard
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NOTICE.

.>li tpdd Fellows are requested [. attend thr funeral "f late Brother chas. r. Green. meeting at Eagle hall. Saturday at I D. m.
 \. l.. IIoi.MaREN, x. q.
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REPUBLICANS CHARGE
 DEMOCRATIC WASTE

Belief Is expressed that the demo- cratic tariff reform will prove fall. urr. Regarding currency Legislation tho committee says:
 We denomnce the democratic bank ing and currency bill as menacing ths business interests of the country.
 Board of Trade Restaurant is now rsopsnsd for businsss.
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WILSON RESEnTS HUERTA ATTITUDE
HERO PARD0NeO
 BY PRESIDENT
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 WAShINGTON. oct. 1I.-Prcsiden Wilson today granted a pardon to Richard O'Ncal. who is serving a lifs term In the penitentiary for the mur- der of Robert Darlington q West Vir- einLt postmaster.
 UNcai was an Englishman and held the Kings medal for braysy In action during the Transvai w&r.
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WELLS FARGO co. CONTRIBUTE

City Treasurer \. J. Rachelder th,s afternoon received one hundred dol.
 lars from the Wells Fargo Express Company for the Nome relief funa,
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The Nugget has just received new stock of manuscript covers. and are now in position to receive orders for
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Dr.. ,. \. Mustard bsos to intern, the public that his saiess and rssidsnes are now situated ever MeIisr's srsesvy. TeIsphers. Main a.
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The New Elite Bath Heuss will be opso for business October 17. John Monahan, Proprietor. Corner. of Front and B streets. Open all night.
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AUTOMOB|LE VICTIM
 DIES IN SEATTLE

1 that the young man will he admitted
 tu haii within a day ar two.
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CHAMPION SHOT pvTsR oEAr

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 SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. I7.-Ralrh Rose. the worlds champion shotpu. died here today of typhoid fever.
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The City Bath 'houss ;s open ses bus;nsss. M. Q. seIbsrs prep.
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We print everything and anyth'ni in job :rintino line at the Nugget.
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viss'rs cards as shs M.ssst cmss.
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The Daily Nusss.. aaoo p.r ~ecsA.
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Nome Daily Nugget is the organ es
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-16

ADVANCE BxRDGNESTfN0.
NY child. don't you beconte
tired Of watching that Aero-s
planet"
Not ret. papar---K'm trying to
find out where its meat n. / W4nt
to see its eggs
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LANE PLEASED
WITH TRIP UP
MOUNTAIN

Secretary OF Interior Franklin
X. Lane got his first view OF
Mount Tacoma at close range yes
terday. although he had been
resident of Tacoma for three
years years ago. He was In the
language of former president,
''dee-lighted."
He said 1t was the most glorf-
GUS sight he had ever seen. And
when the crowd went up ON the
snow and engaged in an old
fashioned SNOWFALL fight Lane felt
like boy again. A moving pic
ture machine which went along
caught the SNOWFALL fight In Au-
gust.
The party came down from this
mountain this morning and q con-
ference was held at the Tacoma
hotel with Superintendent john.
son OF the Indian school. An IN
formal reception was given for
Secretary and Mrs. Lane ond
they left at 1886 for Seattle on
the interurban.
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JANE adams
ADDRESSES
WOMEN

WARRINGTON, d. c., Aug. IS.
Urging the need OF universal
suffrage and that women should
not only have the right to vote to
bring about humanitarian legisla-
ton, but to be in a position to
follow 1t into intelligent enforce
ment. Miss Jane Adams last
night addressed q mass meeting
of delegates representing the
National Council of Women Voters
Of this country.
More than one woman can re-
CALL" she said some cherished
project that has been so modi-
fled by uniformed Legislators
during the process Of legal enact
fment that the law finally passed
injured the very people 1t was
meant to protect" said Miss
Adams.
At the final session of the
council today Miss Helen Todd
was appointed to take charge OF
q newly organized bureau of po-
litical education for women
voters.