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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-02
BY MABELLE MORTIMER.

PARIS. Dec. 26.-Today l saw a
beautiful ballroom gown at the house
of Beers. 1t Is to be worn by a
noted New York society woman at
the Metropolitan opera. l begged the
two photographs from NJ. Beer and
send them with this fashion letter.
The dress proper is Of white satin
with white pearl embroidery on the
train, which is pointed affair, and
on the revers and kimono waist.
The grace of the kimono sleeve
makes them die hard even over here,
where change is the great watchword
of fashion.
The great beauty of the costume,
which will make a fair New Yorker
happy, is the way the tunic is
draped. This is made of black tulle
embroidered with pearls and is put
on little full at the high waist line
and brought up into puffed pannier
below the knee.
There is queer little stomacher
of white satin with the pearl en-
broidery, from which depend the two
wide revers on the skirt. These also
are of the white satin, pearl enlbroid-
cred.
/ cannot resist sending you back
view of this gown. it is so charming,
and 1 want ysJ1 to see the lneer
pleating of black tulle that finishes
the tunic.
Thu last touch of perfection is
given this frock by the black tulle
rose that is worn at the bottom Of
the dccolletage in the front.
1--WE have sold this model to one
Of your compatriots' said the sales
woman. land we have written her to
wear with it her pearl dog collar and
a pearl band for the hair, with an
a;grette OF heron piumes."
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-02
THE HOUSEWIFE

To remove black and grease frezS
oilcloth easily. put little ker0seue
on a cloth and rub over place. Tia
black will disappear. Securing cleznr
ers are apt to scratch ths paint or.
Use dustless mop for porch fionSs
better than hopping with water.
Ironing Board Cover-Haxe ma
terial the length required and NOT
quite wide enough to meet under.
meath. Sew an equal number &C
tapes on each side to tie cover a.
with. This makes frequent chang
ing and tightening simple.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-02
'Thirty-ffth Anniversary

Dear Miss Doom:
kindly publish in your valuable
column what is the thirty-fifth an
niy ersary of marriage. Also tell me
how to remove cocoa spot from q
brown mousseline waist Thanking
you in advance. HELEN #.
The thirty-flfth anniversary Is not
mentioned in my list The thirtieth
year is the pearl wedding and the
fortieth Is the ruby wedding.
Place a clean blotter. beneath. the
spot. then rub the stain quickly with
chloroforn or ether This Will re-
move the grease. II the spot remains
rub It with little ammonia water.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-02
For Evening Gowns

Lace and figured rhiffons and voilea
are daintily wrought into charming
evening frocks for girls who need
thin dancing and dinner gowns. Tbs
bertha effect In lace or beaded nets il
very popular. AMI, moreover. Inn
nenseIy becomes either q stout or
slight person. It hides any unsightiy
lines and adds oharm to good figures.
-Harpar's Bnnar.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-02
4ncsfi5eie,oc
IDEzDAEIIH1I
Mrs Alice 6itCheu KIRK

and erisco. t. Of each: sweet mix ~
cream.
UtensiIs-Flonr sitter. teaspoon.
chopping knife, tablespoon, bowl pea.
measuring cup and cutter.
Directions Silt the Hour with tbs
salt and baking powder into the bowl.
Add the shortening and cut Il into tIsz
-four with a chopping knife, or Il tzs
hands are cool It can be rubbed n
but usually all fat IL better cut intv
-four. Add gradually just enough
milk TO make the dough eaelly
handled. Pat out with the roller or
hand, brush over with milk and baI<a
about fifteen minutes in a hof oven.
A little more shortening and s'za'ssk
may be added to this and ali soz1s
Of winter shortcakes can be made.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-02
TIMELY HINTS
FOR SHOPPERS

Today oppenheim, Collins & Co.
will offer their entire stock OF
women's, misses and children's wear
ing apparel regardless Of cost. No
merchandise will be sent on approval
during this sale.
The great white sale of muslin I'M
derwear begins today at L. S. Plaut
& Co. S, as does the midwinter sale
of outer garments, furs, mems fur
nishings and boys and youths cloth
ing.
The Hallet & Davis Piano COM
oany. to close out the stock of pianos
recently accumulated, will sell a few
Upright pianos for $45. $50 to SIS.
others of welI-known makes will be
sold for from $3.50 to 1925 There are
lust sixty-flve pianos in this sale.
md the terms are a small cash pay
nent and the balance in small month
iy payments.
AT Hahne & Co.'S seamless Brus-
SciS rugs III tlic 11tW cpIluS Styles
IAN be bought for $3.50. $3.50. s12.s5.
1850 and S., according to size Two
and three pair lots Of odd curtains
can be bought at from % to So per
cent. less than the regular prices.
In the tailored underwear sale at
the Van Orden Corset Company's,
princess gowns are advertised at $3.50
and up, and combinations at 81 and
up.
l.. Bamberger & Co., in the semi
annual furniture sale. offer regular
s29 handsome oak china closets for
s19ss. Regular s2S.75 genuine Mo-
rocco armchairs and rockers, with
solid web bottom, finest steel springs
and solid mahogany legs. are offered
for sss75 each.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-02
A Soda Stain
Dear Margery Doom

Dear Margery Doom:
Please let me know what will re-
move a soda water stain from a dress.
The color is something like salmon
or maroon The stain was about the
size of the top of a cup, and tried
to wash 1t out with water, and now
1t Is about as big as the lid OF the
stove. The stain was dry when |
washed it.
IRVINGTON READER.
You failed to state the nature OF
the material, but whether it be silk
or wool it seems to me that now the
only way to remedy it would be to
dip the whole garment, or at least
the skirt, in water, rub the ''ringed'
portion we'll and press while damp,
either under a white cloth. or on the
wrong side of the material.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-02
LAYING olLcLoTH

1t is a good plan to sprinkle saw
dust evenly on the boards before lay
ing down olicsosh. The sawdust makes
a soft Foundation for the oiicioth 10
lie on, and It poriongs its wear. For
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-02
MAY MANTON PATTERNS

Can be purchased at any May Mantcn
Agency, or viii be sent BY mail to any
address by the May Manton Pattern Com
many, 40 Paci6c street. Newark. n. J.
write your address very plainly and al
ways specify sins wanted
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-02
BY MARGERY doom

Hereafter no letter viii be an
swsred unless accompanied by the
aszne and address Of the writer.
This is not for publication, bus
as an evidence of good faith on
the part of the sender.
Write on only one side Of the
paper.
Readers are requested not 20 en-
close stamps, IS the editor Is far
too busy to write personal replies.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-02
=. Daily Fashion Talks :.
nv MAY MANTON
THE EvER-USEFUL TAILORED
WAIST

1860 AIannish Shirt Waist for Misses
and Small Women. is and Is years.
1887 Tunic Skirt for Misses and Small
Women. 16 and IS years.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-02
ADJUSTMENTS.
PROcTOR's r4 AK . ehses

TEN BIG FEATURE ACTS
GLADYS ALEXANDRIA & CO., NOR
FRozINI LA PETITE MIGNoN, and others.
MATINNES AT 2 EVENINGS AT s
Entire I'd bal. 1oel Entire I'd bal. 1oc
Good Orchestra and Good Orchestra and
Smoking bal, $50 Smoking bal. zoe
Except Saturdays and Holidays.
CONVINCE HARRY. LAUDER
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-22
UNCLE SAM ROBBED RIGHT AND LEFT BY
UNSCRUPULOUS MANUFACTURERS

trust at an exorbitant price" he said.
cit has been demonstrated that the
department can save money by MAX
ing its powder, guns and torpedoes.
1t is not open to doubt that it can
save larger sums when it can make
it's own armor plate and gun forg-
ings." And again: History does not
warrant an assumption that the pa
triotism of these companies would
prove superior to their desire for
profits" r..
And Sec'y Daniels went on to rec
ommend the government ownership
and operation of its own armor plate
factory and other necessary plants
for furnishing the navy with it's own
supplies, to avoid the graft to which
the department has always been sub
jected.
But Secretary of War.Lindley Muir
ray Garrison does not even approach
the same subject in the document
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-22
By gibson GARDNER.


Washington, Dec. 22.-The most
significant thing about the annual re-
port of the Secretary of War, just
made public, is what it omits to say.
1t is apparent from a comparison of
this document with the annual re-
port of Sec'y Of the Navy Daniels,
published week or so ago, that
there is a hopeless disagreement be-
tween the two military cabinet Off
GERS on vital questions of public
policy.
1t will be remembered that Sec'y
Daniels came boldly into the open
and charged that the department had
for years been subjected to a sys-
tematic mulcting at the hands of I'M
scrupulous manufacturers of armor
plate, powder, gun castings and 9TH
er- necessary military supplies.
"The department is forced to buy
too large quantity from the powder
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-22

Mrs. Lola Lunn, 31e LOOMS ST.,
fired two shots while talking with ].
A. Saac, 1903 Warren aV. Wanted to
brighten him. Denies quarrel.
AdoIph Coleman, police magistrate,
Morton Grove, H., arrested. Open
muffler on auto. 10 arrested for
same offense.
Wallace Smith, II, stabbed in arm
by VIM. Stewart, 81, at Chicago
Christian Industrial League. Held for
disorderly conduct.
Joseph H. Schaffer, 1927 N. Pau
lima, 9, killed by fall
Howard Pahike, g, 1923 Winthrop
av, struck by, Broadway car Sc
verely injured.
Judge Mahoney freed 8 in "Sun-
rise" court. Disorderly conduct.
Joseph Jicalone, 655 s. Clark ST.,
attacked by men. Shouted. Fire
men from Engine Co. II came to res
cue.
Socialists of 21st ward held
smoker Saturday night. Had rattle.
Proceeds for fighting funds of So
cialsts.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-22
Tried to rob Annie Shaffnit,

rested. Tried to rob Annie Shaffnit,
115O Madison st.
Walter PhaIen, Peterborough, Can
ada, created disturbance on Grand
Trunk train. Demented.
Benjamin Bird, druggist, 1905 Ra-
cine av., trapped with Miss Pearl
Murae, 10. Held on charges pre-
ferred by wife.
Joseph Spell, alleged highwayman,
shot in foot fleeing from police. Said
to have robbed Chas. George, 513 N.
Halsted st.
Dominik Gentle, 1887 Newberry
av., shot by sister-in-law. Interfered
in domestic quarrel Mrs. Vreaproso
Columbo arrested. .. -E...
IS taken at S. Chicago raids. Po-
lice led by woman.
Butcher shop of John Mondry, 1881
W. Chicago av., robbed for sixth time.
Anthony Kraneski, 1853 w. Huron
st., arrested.
Unidentified man, IS, found dead in
hallway, 331 S. Halsted st. Deep
cut over eye.
UNCLE SAM ROBBED
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-15
3iebtr Hses stS sablen.

Gin brptIigsr Worfan bat iih in ber
gaGbe BON arasnoie 6feio in Der
aouitantinonstain Moloft ereisnet.
Der 2anohauptmonn bts Grsiies ners
iammsIts zines Wlorsens Die 9auern
I'm iih unb belt linen einen ldnges
rem intsr.Fantsn Dortras iiber Die
bobs gsosutuna Der 2uftihiffabrt auf
0en Staat. gtahoem er langs eenug
auf Die gsipunnt lauihenoe Shar
einesreost bate unb iie seniiseno oufs
oetldrt gu bdben msinte, Bat er gum
Sblub bic gaueru. ibr Sderflein
gum Ban elmer rufiifhen 2uftfIotie
bsisuirasen. 2lls er fh bonn bins
peebeesbsn bate. oebatti.rtsn Die
8auern cine Stun6e lang errest BIN
unb Der unb ionbten oarauf cine Nbs
OrSnung gum Qonnbauptmann. um
NIT bisism gu unterbanoeln. .GD.
Moblgsboren", beeonn Der Gprehsr
Der 4bOrbnuna bic 9eriammluns
bittst Gp. Doblsebortn uniertdnisit.
Sissmnl nod 8nobe tpolien au laTtn.
Die 3sit.n Iino f1le1t. unb mir bas
ben bas gslb bener gar iebr n0tis. +.
aOnnte bsnu ni9t an Gtelle Der
Celebrate cine 9oftftrofe trsieng Wir
niirben bisis Strofe odnn balo obs
fisen. :"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-15

(2lus bsm anssiesnttil zines 1ags'
blottes.)
Sfiiler,u(r)a nod bpgieni.
fher 0ori6rift empfiehlt @tnebitt les
aerer. SdubpareHbdnbler.
Der Jsuerpebrborniit fpruns aus
Dem Bette uno griff nu1 ieinem
&orn.
SIM aontor bes Rpnsmer5ienrots
lpuroe es laut. Gdbins unterf1iso
oeuiIid Die idnsrre,loe 0hnnrrenoe)
Stimme oes 1orpAs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-15

ninf, pdB t0 FUR Olm pare lferpsN
mDsen, bob id fioI3 nno sIiidiid)
mar, bon fold sinem tliieeu. bebeuttns
ben Manne, pie Du, seIiebt az ipers
ben. Sn ieiner Rdbe ipnr mir iecDn
,pobl uno beboglih, tpie nit einem
anmerabsn. Dir lnfen. plauoerten.
itritten 3ufammen unb iporen glei6t
2eute. Die aus benz Nustaufh 0orteii
5resn. Gin 9eIearamm rief ibn pl0t-
lid mad peiersbure. Gr reiite fofpft
ab. unb tuir babsn uus iest erit ipis.
oerselsben!"
.8ieIlsini bdtteit Du mid aufssass
ben ipenn ienes 5slesramm nift ses
raoe einsetroffsn mare! Da 0u mir
ssgeniiber immer unperdnberi bIisbft.
10 bcbe ih bennah Die Snulb, bob
i6 ettpa fIiiger bin aIs On -. e
pdre fir mid isbr bart Did gu pers
lieren aber - meme 4ufipdrtsbs=
itrebunsen suriiditrauben. bieBe i,eis
nen lntergong bereiten -" iaeie
er errest, feline iunsfrGulidb reispnue
8otiin anbIidenb. Die ibm isbt bsfons
oers beaebrenspert erfhisn.
Gr peritummte pI0bIih. Sis Nunb
totenbfaB bo nit tpeitse0ffneten 2Ius
gen. Gr fiibIie nit Gntiebsn, bab nun
ailes perloren mar uno ni9is tpibers
ruFen perben fpnuts.
nd, gorio. tpos Du fagteit -.
beaann fie. permodts aber Dor 6eiiers
teit, ole ibre Gtirnm, eritidte, .sin
Bort berpor3utrinssn. Gle elite tn
ibr 3immer uno IdIoB iid elm. Or
oin3stp sins bsbsnSen Shrittes an
DIE 5iir unb uno bat: .Weroiftta,
offne bod. in muB bgrhaus nit Dir
rsoen -"
nGs eebt iebt niht!" Iauieie Ole
Qntport. Bon Shrsden oahte CT:
pWas mag iis nur babsn2" 0sr<
tuirrt eing er ouf ben 8aIton bin-
aus, mo- bas Mlser i'm Gheins bss
bstp0Ittsn MonOss su febsn mar.
oann bsenb er Iid mehaniIb mad isis
mem Grbeitsaimmer, Iaufdte binaus.
feBte iih balb auf hsn Siipon, boIo
auf DEN SeFsI Dor bsm Irbsiistiih
unh fdaute sIsit9iiltis auf Ole Map'
pen nit Ranuitriptsn. Die ibm i.ki
b06it iiberfliiHig portamsn.
9idh elmer Stunoe srit erfhien We,
ra pisber NIT trodenen, fait mnntss
rem ausen, unb obns 3assn erildrts
lie: sd tsifs morsen Oh"
gr betrndtete iie oufnertfum.
trommsIte nit ben linseru nerp6s
auf bic gifhpIatts unb fnete nit
lle6erpinouns: .8srd, id babe mid
gang bumm ausgsoriidt nnb unners
seiblide Gemeinbsiten porsebrodt =
Rein, 8orio. uidi besboIb sebs
ih fort, aber i'd tpiiroe bon nun an
itets bus 0efiibI baben, pie Elm Siein
on Dir su bdnesn. Sd babe fo.ben
srnitIih noheeoott. uiislih ionn if)
Dir nismaIs psrbsn. Sobolb i6 su
biefsr gr.enntnis sslonsi mar, emps
fonb i'd eirs 8efriebisuns. Sd
fiihIts, baB id Isben min, bab id nihi
nur Did bessn unb pflesen ipia, fcn'
bern uuf eieens Gefnbr Ieben tpia -.
3par bin i'd niht beionoers Hug uno
aufsspstt, obsr bennon pia it NIT
meinem sigsHen 8eritdnb lsbeu.
Mog's tommsn, tpie IS mill"
Gle ndbsrts iih Der ssoffn,tsn Bal.
tontiir unb atrneie bic friide @bsnos
luft in pplIsn 3iisen. Wis iie 70
frsuois unb onseiponnt binuusblidte.
srinnsr.s fis an cine gemis, bic oi.
Grsibsit fpitter..
Sroin5eu fiblt.. bab f.in. lleb.r'
rsbunsstunit jsst srfoIslos isin piirs
be. Jinftsr unb unperpanbt ihaute
sr tie an unb bahte: rSat iis mid
Osnn iiberbaupt iemaIs sslisbt9 -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-15
Gr6;tnns Ser 5a@rbdJtr5tif.
GrcnfpreMssneSr mil fabrensfn Giisn.
tabnsiaen.

Der ouf Der 2onbon 8risbton'
nnb Giibiiiitenbobn in gnsIano en-
gsfii6rte aramerfde JernIpts6er
ipirb ntuerbinss au1 onf Der Gtrat.
forb on alpon unb NliblanbsSunes
tionsG Gifenbnbn erprobf. Sn sinsm
3use NOR cine GprehitsIIe einstrih,
tet. DGbrenb cine 5fpeite in einsr
3eIte In Der Rdbe bon Gtntipn Strats
forb nufeebaat ipdr. I'm ner Wcrs
iiibrung cine selpilfe Weibe 5u gss
ben, bate mon bie IN ibrer Geburtss
ftabi Stroiforb isbr sefeierte G6rifis
felIerin Wib Wlarp gopsiie pernns
labt. in BEN 3elt plnb 81 nebmen,
ip1brenb Der Biirsermeiifer bon
Strntforb iid in bem fabrenben
2use befanb. geibe psrionen tonns
ten iih tpdbrenb Der Gabrt bis nu!
Gntfernungen bon 10 bis IL engIis
i9en MeiIsn mitisIs bes Gernfpres
hers iinterba!ien. gle touit1ten
feierlihe gegriibunssporie aus, tn
benz fe Der Grfinbuns Rramers ibre
6uIbigung barbrahien unb ber 9offs
ming Musbrud saben, bob balb ollie
giienbobnsn NIT bieier fir bie Si'
herbeit bes 9etriebes unb fiir bie
Mnnehmlihf,ii Der Rei1enben bfbeus
iuHespolIen Ginridtuns ausgsriiiist
ipsrosn m0hisn.
81. gnnse Mufmafung fpriht niht
eerabe fir bic Code. unb bic sDeuts
lhe DerfsbrsSsituns1 bemerst oa5n;
rWir poIl.n biefe 6offnung germ .eis
len, pb fie nber TO bnIb In grfiiHung
asben piro, bas eriheint fetr atusis
feIbait. SopieI man ndmlid aus
ben aIlerhings unpo.litdnbigeH ans
oabtn iiber bie tehniidEH GiRrihsuns
gen b.s SDitsms entnebmen iann.
banbeIt ss iib um bi. inoustoriit.
llebertrusuns Der Spreditr5me sipis
Ihen elmer inn abItnnbe Don einistn
s5uB Idngs Der Snienen fiibrenpen
oberirbiifen qeiiung unn einem eas
WoseuseItsII umaebenben Drnbtges
bilnt, pas NIT bem Sprehs begin.
61ripfem Der Citation i'm fahrenotn
3uas perbunben iIt. Hebnlthe Gins
ri1tunsen tnb Idnsit besonnt gene
fen uno fdon pielfaf) praitifG ers
probt norben; bauernbe Grfolse iino
dber bisbsr nod niht er5ielt porben.
slud bic 5offnuusen, bas bier in
gstraht iommente probIsm NIT Ollie
Der fir bic brobtIoie 5eIesrapbie ges
brGuhlihsn 5ohfreouensitr6me gu
i0ien, iinb nod niht IN Grfiilluns
s.sansen. Gs ift nber .rfreulih, bnb
uneeah.et befien auf bisfsm Gsbie.s
eifris ipeiterssarbeitet piro. Dsnn
es banbeli iih bier in Der 9nt nm
cine 4uisobe, beren QSfuns insbes
fonbers fir bic Siherung oes Giiens
bnhnbetrisbes BON Der allergrObien
geneuiune III. Wan ipirb baber
bic fpeitere gnttpidlung bes Kramer.
ihen Sbitems, ioipis Der Weriuhs.
.inrihtunssn nit srobem Sntsreife
psrfolssn miiiien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-15

Das an fid idbtpah. isnnbinopi.
fne Grbbeben bonn %. Cttoter 1904
er,hiitterie Elm gsbiet bon $4,000
Eunbrofiilometer.
Die 2urporenergie, mil heY
bic pflcn5en,Dur5el i'm 9oben eins
bringt. betrdgt IN ipaGfenoeu 6elen
4-16 AtmoIpbGren.
Dsm peoro, Der Iette AaiieY
bon 0raflien, mar ein beTpotroetns
0tr 3tnntr bes GebrGif@es ua6 ~
@abbinif9en 2ittrotnE
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-15

gaIo nah Der Grtldrung gbinos
3ur Rspubiit iesten in be- MprepIet
sinsm 4ubsnaebists oss hinsiifdta
asihss Ron einem 0sutihlnno iibsr.
irsffenoen syldheninbalt, Die Be
miibuneen RuBlanos ein, oas mons
spIenrsid bon China 5u trennsn uno
unisr ruiiiden Ginflub su bvinsen
sSm Ro3ember porisen Sabres er'
iiarte Der Sutufiu, bas gsiitlihe
Cbsrbaupi Der Monaolsi, in seinsr
Sduptiiaot ursa isin 2ano fir Nm.
obbdnsis bon gbina unb iisliie fin
unier ruiIiiden Ghub. Die Dsrfus
de gbines. nit WaffenseDal. cine
GinnssGnferuns bes 9utuhtu beri
5eisufiibrcn, iomen su fpdt unh nots
eeorunsen mubte iih China 81 Ders
tanolunssn nit RubIano perfteben.
osrsn 4bfhIub j.bt ourh lint.rasih,
aung zines ruiIiff,dinsiifden Der,
TRACES iiber Die Wcnsolei In peiius
roll5cgeu ipurbs.
Differ Wertrng iommt eintr boil
lisen prsisgabe defer proDin3 ieis
iers gb,nas sleid. Rublnnb uns
ertennt siuar bic dineffde Sou.
ser1nitGf" cine rein iuBerlide
Sbsrbobeii - iiber oie Wsongoisi,
Gbina aber Diiiiet In bic Mutrneuie
bisier friibereii prprin3 elm. Die
djineiifhe Reeierung berpslihtsi Iid.
In 3utunft feline 1ruppen ooer 9e~
c,ntsn in Der duberen NonsoIei 3u
nrtertdI.en NIT Nusnobme einesUers
ir:ters In lirgu Ifo siniger Qonfus
lorsNgenisn in anbsren Drten. Neib,
Mdhte sino iibereinsdommen. ieins
Shritte 5u einsr aolOnifieruna in
Der 6uberen MOneoIei 3n uniernsbs
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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-12-12
PROMPT AID
By NeighbOfS Saved Home
From Destruction
BY Fire. considerable Cloth
ing Burned Up

Prompt aid by the neighbors saved
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orley Fry
from probable destruction by fire
Wednesday morning at about $3.50
o'clock when a blaze. started in an
upstairs closet. 1t was caused by an
overheated flue.
Mrs. Fry discovered smoke drifting
down the stairway and soon learned
that there was fire upstairs. She
called to neighbors who turned in a
fire alarm. Mr.. Shannon Suit, resid-
ing nearby, managed to check most
of the flames until the firemen ar
rived The work of extinguishing was
completely by use of chemicals. The
fire was confined to the closet which
was used as a wardrobe. The prin-
cipal loss sustained was in clothing.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-12-12
CIVIL SERVICE RE-
FORMERS TO MEET

Boston, Mass, Dec. 10--Delegates
representing the various branches of
the National Civil Service Reform
League in various sections of the
country are gathering here to attend
the thirty.third annual meeting of the
organization to be held here tomor-
row and Friday. The headquarters
are at the Hotel Vendome where sew
eral of the meetings will be held.
Among the noted speakers who are
to deliver addresses before the con
vention are Governor Baldwin of Con.
necticut; President Lowell of Har.
ward University; Logan w. Page, dl.
rector of the bureau of public roads,
Department of Agriculture; II. S. Gil,
bertson, executive secretary of the
National Short Ballot Organization
and Lewis Van Dusen, of the Phila.
delphia Civil Service Commission.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-12-12
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that Is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an infiamed condi-
ton of the mucous lining of the Eusta-
chan Tube. When this tube is inflamed
you have q rumbling sound Oh imperfect
Deafness is the result and unless the in
fiammation can be taken out and this
tube. restored to it's normal condition.
hearing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh,
which Is nothing but an inf1amed condi-
tion of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case Of
Deafness Caused by caarrh that be cured by
Halls Oatarrh Cure Send for circulars. free.
F.J CHENEY, CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Gold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-12-12
DISCUSS vocA-
TlONAL EDUCATION

Indianapolis, Ind, Dec. 1O-voca-
tional education and the work of the
county agricultural extension agents
are the chief topics that are being
discussed at the annual meeting of
thte Indiana State Trustees Associ-
alton now in session here. Presi-
dent l.. B. Moore of Frankfort called
the gathering to order this morning
and Secretary w. S. Gard of Cory
read his annual report. This after
noon the association discussed the
subject of vocational, the discussion
being led by w. E. Book, State direc-
tor of vocational education.