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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-06-14
What to Do for
Itching Skins

There is usually immediate relief for
skins itching, burning and disfgured by
eczema, ringwOrm, or similar torment
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-06-14
It is impossible for any woman W

is ell and who
has never suffered
to realize how these
poor, suffering wo-
men feel when re-
stored to h ealth;
their keen desire to
help other women
who are suffering as ,
they did.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-04
MOOSE WANT TO
HOLD ELECTORS
Will Fight For Balance OF
Power In
College

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. A.
The Bull Moose today presented
the spectacle OF party without
name Al the head OF It's ticket going
INTO 4 campaign not 10 elect a pres
Hcrt. hut TO win thu balance OF
power in the electoral college. II
jhc buli Moose can get this club.
they plan 20 use II over the two old
par 20 10 advance Progressive prfn'
ciples
John VI. Parker. the candidate for
yice.presidcni. will do # alone, as
a result e the national conference
Of Progresyives which closed last
night.
The thirty ProgressIves present
united In declaring the party still
alive. organized a campaign com.
mittee, denounced the delivery
20 tho Republican party by former
leaders and decided not TO hold .
national convention.
Burton Vance. Of Kentucky, led In
an attack on Theodore Roosevelt,
using such names as Judas Iscariot,
and declaring that the colonel will
go down In history as the greatest
Benedict Arnold of this age"
The Detroit times., 1916-08-04
Rescue Occupants of
Blazing Flat Build
ing
OTHERS DRIVEN
INTO STREET
Early Morning Flames
Reduce FOur-Family
Home TO Ashes


Aroused only after reighoors bad
risked their lives 20 save them. 8
score ct oosrte-S narrowly escaped
being trapped 10 a 1rs 'es'. shorty
after Z o'clock Friday morning. de
stroyed a four family ia, ar Nos
5'2-5-0 Asa.and-aver and drove
women aro children occupants 20
The streets IN their night clothing
The building was occupied 1y '77
families % Arthur NTrtschuer.
Frank Donahae Frank Hart ard Jf
rome l.. haeca.e- Domaine and
Naechle slept 80 sos0a.y That
1stshhors 0ho fought The smoke
end fsmes ro reach rhH second 7oor
1t the aEid-1s found them ra-.ia 4.
unconscious from The smoke and
had 10 carr them Our.
Mrs. ponahue has been asdr--e-
t7r s"Tsrai weeks 10 "a Cleveland
hospits.
The FIRE sta-'.nE sror. lC gr
known cause. Ra- famed -y @ mod
crate west breeze and swept through
The frame structure Wt'h tEh'r.or
rspiti.y reducing f 20 ashes -a.
fore The re department Ras an..
The Detroit times., 1916-08-04

weeks, bur until organization OF mo
TOR transportation could D., achi"ye I'd
here would De- some suffering Some
~ the producing territory upstate
could De tapped by way o. The Hpd.
son
Pittsburgh. located on three nv
ers. might thereby b., saved from a
r,a' food ,fy;Hscucy Cry Officials
There ss.d ag,aua5i., transportation
undoubtedly Nea.d asure in reaev
INK DE situation There AZ, large
supplies IT, Pittsburgh AZ present
-uta .lru' 90 last several weeks
uys-oG would suffer very little.
accord .uz 70 Pro-, Cunningham. stat.
isuclan and railroad expert. W Ha-.
ward despite The fact thar The Hour
supply there now Is low Boston
now has enough butter agi .gs. a
warehouses 20 .as' tNrogsa 'h- win
Ter bg' meat would De- very scare,
Prot Cunningham said
ln,erurban 'roieys and water p
,..i,ies would prevent extreme sal.
tering N :, louis. business u.a
aad Official, there SAID.
James Wilson. president Of taa
wholesalers board % rad, a. san
Francisco. sad provisions IN wars
houses there would last probably gu
days giving ample time Tor rcpIea
i>hiEg stock by Mater traEc
los Angeles feels even more se.
cure han san Francisco. chamb-,
Of commerce members declaring the
city could hold out from three weeks
o three months with some httl" in
/ ION venicnce There are unlimited
supplies here Of meat. -FOUR and
non peri,rao,e produce. IL ~a-
learned
The most pessimisiic opinion
came from Kansas City TIE trans
po-fation commissioner there said
Kansas city could no. stand IA
, 11.wide str.as "a hours.
1 From Upnyer and - Paul and
yl.yelaad came opinions that rhs
strike would not be felt except 'Or
. AK OF milk for from tso weeks g
ID month
In alI cities. however. smghasl.
Ta- laid on the suffering 'aat wouI1
( 20 caused from lack oi mix Man,
sointed og' thar The problem % se'
~ coal would be- vlrv dl@cgl' tr
solve IN Kansas Cjrg and many
1-hrr cities officials said co1
7 portage would mean no motive
power FOR he thousand and on.
-.s 20 which II j. put Many OF
+ .als said gasoline shortage f0r a.
I 5uobiles. etc. would prove 4 hard
. t.p. since motor vehicles would ..
.arzely depended upon FOR bri8Eiua
god-fuTs from producing ren'srs.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-04

cent leak IN efficiency aggregating
millions OF dollars year What are
Detroit business men and msnutac-
turing Interests going TO do about
IT.
Are they going 20 let this awful
leak continue on indefinitely or will
they DO as The leaders OF industry
did m Lansing present a solid phai.
snx for SIS removal Largely ow.
ing TO the Efforts OF the business
interests the dry vote OF lngnam
county increased its majority by g.
500 In the last election atter an al.
ternAte wet and dry experience for
eight years This did not Just hap
pen gentlemen The truthiulness
% Mr. SCOTS efficiency deductions
made i, unavoidable
Saloonless Detroit means millions
90 dollars every year TO the manu-
tacturers and their employees II
this $4,000 900 or whatever II may
BE- more or probably more
,ha, the saloon adds 10 the cost OF
production through reduced eff
cheney were given 20 the employees.
y would make most appreciated
Christmas present Il IL were add
cd 10 tho stockholders dividends II
would constitute a luscious melon.
or " split even It would make
every body happy except the saloon
keeper and he has had his day
these long g. years that his bust
ness has been permitted 10 prey
upon legitimate industry lie Mas
had the tcat long enough Give the
smaller pigs a chance.
Seriously. men, what saloons cost
manufacturing industry IL simply
fabulous fabulous as 10 heggar
comprehension at frst thought, and
they give nothing and offer nothing
In return
The Detroit times., 1916-08-04
How Much DO saloons Cost
Detroit Manufacturers?
BY moRoEN WARD

My estimate Is tina, the saloons
cos. he manufacturers G; Greater
Dctroi, more than $4,000 600 a
year. which Is ABOUT 20 times as
mucu a. the county receives from
saloon licenses all told
This h. a fabulous sum ~ money
and my statement may be- rcycla.
ton 70 the officers and stockholders
OF The firms affected Ny estimate
D. based upon personal investigation
and opportunities for observation.
bar especially upon the unimpeacha-
BILE experience IT, Michigans cap.
ltal city Fortunately We DO not
have 20 go outside the state for a
basis for such an estimate
After having had saloons FOR 30
years. Inghsm county went dry In
tvo years the county went wet
again. la another two years the sa-
looms were voted ont for second
and last time During all those
regimes tho Roo Motor Car Co had
its shops In Lansing. and vas a
large employer Of all kinds OF labor
X II Scott was superintendent
Of he REQ factory during all those
years. and like the careful general
manager that he is. kept close tab
on the efficiency Of the men under
him A careful tabulatiOn OF the re-
suits during the wet years and the
dry years. shows an increased etfi-
cheney Of over 10 per cent In the
dry years over the wet years.
That Ia. Mr SCOTS deduction.
based upon six years shop and fac
tory record. shows that II cost 10
per cent more 10 do q given amount
Of work during the time Lansing
had saloons than IL did when there
were no saloons In a word. &C.
cording to MIR SCOTS deductions,
saloons cost the REQ company 10
per cent OF their entire payroll
Mr. SCOTS deductions are borne
out by the experience OF manufac
turers In every other dry city. The
reports are everywhere the same
Closing the saloon adds at least 10
per cent TO the efficiency OF labor
hence u reduces the cost OF labor
10 per cent. II closing the saloons
decreases the cos, OF labor 10 per
cent. then saloons cost the manu-
faciurer 10 per cent OF their pay
roll
The amount pard for labor In
Greater Detroit, Is estimated at
$4,000. 900. Ten per cent Nof that
sum is $4,000, 900 Hence saloons
cost the manufacturer OF Greater
Detroit sl5.0o0.00 q T. y.
what do the manufacturer OF
Greater Detroit get IN return for
this fabulous tax that the saloons
impose what do the saloons do
for them7 In what manner do sa.
looms help or improve factory con
ditions2
! submit that manufacturing In.
dustry ;nat has reason 10 suspect
that there IL an efficiency loss "
even one per cent of its pay roll and
does not take steps 10 remedy the
leak IL lacking somewhere. But here
Il an overt showing OF fen per
The Detroit times., 1916-08-04

/ I.rt ..,-rls nn-+rsas, ~ V,,du, la.
r.ra, ~. Germans srr,rea s,o-.
r...,.. i.s.,s fl, ran,,,ad -,,,.,,.~.s,.
It,-s. o,.r r,,ssa5 forr.,,to,s 81
ca ,.Ec,.lI, a,,o,,,,.,I trt. ,,,sr.
Nm
.rl, .c,b,,c, ,.,,,t,rsa ,,,,r.bo,,
.A. r,-r, er3 cs-t, To- yi,h 0rst
.,.. ...,. .,5 ,b., ~. 90. .ty,nc.
f-y :, ono s,,re me r-c,rn ~.
...r -..s rbi.,,r,r.r, r,t,,,b, lost
....-.l vs.s. ,g, ,rk IN LIS. H.
r..e-
ma, arA,ro o-,,,.~,d ,-,,,,a
49,. ....,.... -, -, m. ,,.,r,,,.,,s
- ~. .,,.,n.r, ~. a., t,,snry
80, s.sr.,s 4es,ar,,a commerce..
pa. .-I a,-, unable 10 re-cap,ure the
station
rra T.gtl7 attack vas made
,-ai-., ,h. uhnl. ~ he Tbiaron,-
rfe.rv from, Time and again Ter.
man columns threw Themselves
against French lines only 20 fan
a.. fr g,oft..s masses urd.r "A
. HFFr~t.s F0r4 -.
tn. French followed nm their sue
r...e. against one Of these German
...rt.ra,,ocks and pgsh.d their
y.v i.-o the Thiaumort work. Tn.
Germans i1usaiaf,ly trained a
N.ayy Ere upon the position. 'orriag
he French detachment 70 retire
,n Withdrawing tho French brough.
vlth hem 80 German prisoners
j Al German attacks on the new
Fr.aeh positions in the region %
Vacherauvllle were repulscd
The Germans attacks were devel
opsd to offset he extensive gain
made 5y The French in THURSDAY =
lighting
After series ~ almost un.n'cr-
r-,pr.d attacks during r." night and
In tl- forenoon On tho f0urmil"
FRONT from RE Mouse 70 the woods
west o, Damloup. m. French Thurs
daT afternoon concentrated al their
power tn tremendous hYuet on
'6- one mile 7hlur1rrfFlsury
line TheF smashed forward on this
front Tor q distance Of about o quar-
The Detroit times., 1916-08-04
NEARLY 80
PER CENT OF
TAXES IN
tcontiss.d from rss. one,


,anoes by mail which could nor be-
handled IN the eleventh hour rusf Of
taxpayers last Saturday and Mon.
day took care Of 'h- -bo-fsge under
1915 receipts, but considerable sur
prise has been occss.oDed ny. co'Iec-
ton OF so large an amount A. {71u-
000 during the opening dave % me
present month ~ next Thur.cas.
the treasurer Is confident there viii
be. roundly. $4,000 900 IN collected
taxes for 1915 iu the city strong
box. with only spproxims'eIy $500
600 outstanding
II cost the city ~ Detroi, 10000
paper drinking cups IN less than p
week and no end Of trouble and pa.
thence 20 handle he rush OF belafnG
taxpayers In July but tho results
! are considered well worth The cost.
for this IL the hrs' year IN The mem.
! DRY OF the city treasurer that re-
cords no faintings. prostratiOns Or
accidents due to the Jam in the city
1 r
made in spite Of the fact tha' the
rush fell on the hottest days Of the
recent heat wave
An ample supply o. loo water i1
the corridors and careful attention
by several policemen. who prevent.
ed carelessness and congestion. Is
responsible for the clean slate after
the tar stampede Special care Vas
taken 10 prevent mishaps 70 tho
large number OF young children Who
accompanied their mothers 20 Tho
city hall, and taxpayers we're on.
Outraged to avoid frettinE and OK.
element. City Treasurer Koch per
sonally helped 20 keep the crowd In
iorder.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-04
GIRL LEAPS
FROM WINDOW
Eva Wilson Dying As Result
of Attempt to Eyade
Arrest

Eva Wilson. alias May Annis, may
pay for her attempt 20 eyade the
clutChe, ~ the law, with her life
Followed By Detectives Bates and
Movers OF tbN tree lance squad,
Thursday night she entered a resor;
a. No 81 PARK pl, conducted by Nil
arrd Burke. and disappeared in a
closet. After waiting a few minutes
for her 70 come out me detectives
opened the door aud found her
missing
Poking their searchHshts ont n"
window, they saw her lying uD'
conscious ou a roof 70 feet oeiow
She is In the receiving hospital Sitn
fractured skull aid Internal in.
Jur!es
The Detroit times., 1916-08-04
'IhOs. Ince Brings CIV
lization" Here for
Pacifist
VIEWS
PICTURE SILENTLY
Producer Denies Pri-
svate Showing Cost
$1,000

M Though II had been announced
Ian Chicago that Henry Ford was
11ugine the film OF the motion pic,
20 drama. Civilization, 10 this
~ at an expense OF 81 1000 for the
o1rpose of viewing II by himself.
homas Ince, OF Los Angeles. the
Bpducer, declares that he brought
himself expressly 10 show II 10
u. Ford, inviting him as bis guest.
y. Ince Is a strong advocate OF
nAce.
" III was natural" he said, that
AouM wish to show this film. into
1Aich have put all my time and
noney, TO the man who has shown
- greatest desire for peace. | in
r1ted Mr.. Ford and he accepted my
INVITATION. that is all"
The private exhibition OF the pic
Ire was given In the washir ston
!11safer, Friday morning.
n II. Ford, as usual, was In q great
nI1y. When asked what be thought
70 the nlm, he said he'd think il
1'Vr." When asked again IL IL is
Doming to Detroit for his benefit
~ any significance. ne said none
U1atever."
NJ The Aim itself IL wonderful pro
o9tion. II In impossible 10 believe
~ one 10 not ip the actual pres.
re Of war. Every phase is shown
IN intense realism.
n paftles on the ground, battles on
j. ~ sea. aeroplanes dropping bombs.
Wns being shelled. villages being
Uonsted. and all the human TRACE.
- - well are shown so graphic.
~ that the audience comes away
[Uoored and In spirit to make an
~ Of war. Mr.. Ince Is thinking
II bsinging the film TO Detroit that
- Vsblic may zee II. II was no,
AaAnciai success when 1t was hrs,
FboNn. IN April. ss the preparedness.
oopls worked against it.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-04
Chiropodists, NJ a d e
Victims, Leave City
With Regrets
SEE ROOM FOR
IMPRISONMENT
Convention Here Was
Most Successful
Ever Held

you csn say for me that TIT:
has been the most successful con
vention ever held ~ he NAtiona
Association OF Chiropodtsts. said
DR.. Ernst c. Stanaback. president Of
that body. while he was making
preparations TO depsrt FOR bis home
in Newark, y J., FRIDAY morning
The convention was largely al
tended. and The Interchange -
ideas will be OF great benefit IN DE
way OF dissem mating information
Detroi, Is 8 wonderful city, and 0o
enjoyed the hospitality ~ hey CHI
zens very much
I'm sorry cant say 80 much
for your pickpockets. however They
certainly treated some o: our dele
gates shabby. and their conduc,
marred an otherwise happy uleu.
DRY Fully hall dozen OF our mem.
bers were victims ot dips The
losses aggregsting several hundred
dollars
"One man had his hip poke
containing 500, cut completely OF
One who became a good Samaritan
10 a fellow on the Buffalo boat. wao
said he had been unable 20 obtain
a berth, was robbed OF a considera
bic amount by the thankless rascal.
whom ne permitted 70 share his
stateroom. Charles VI Sorensen. IN.
ventor Of a tankless air compressor,
was one OF the victims
"ot course, We should have -
ported the larcenies TO the police a;
the time they happened It ia toe
late 10 do anything in the way 90,
spprehendins the cuIprit. now.
This condition Of affairs does no
advertise a city fayora0ly Yon caa
quote me as saying that thinE
there ia great room FOR improve
ment in moral conditions generally
in Detroit. / have Witnessed scene,
! in some OF your hrsttlass cafes tina
would make the conductors OF CAT
arets In New York city, turn greer
with envy II looks as though m,
city had gotten beyond control o.
your police department
Al no other convention held 8.
Detroit. has there been distribute,
a more interesting ard instrucjir
assortment of literature
The publication that attracted
most marked attention aas tl.
Chropodisis Therapeutic Manual o.
Treatment OF the Feet, which Val
written by DIT Edward l.. Moore. o
Detroit. and which has been circH
lated al over The country.
The doctor has gathered formula
that have been used With great sue
Ce-s BY the allied medical profe
sions In the treatment o. sii a.
ments known 70 the science o.
chiropody
Dr. Moore formerly vas specia
chiropodist TO me officers and pr
Yates Of the Fort Wayne barrsc.-
and e an honoraoly di,charg-,
mem Der ~ the United States re~ert.
hospital corps OF Illinois. lie ha
been a state and local chairman o
the y 4 C., and is a member n
the citizens medical corps % DO
jroit
The Detroit times., 1916-08-04
BURGLAR SCARE
AROUSES FLAT
But Night PrOwler Who Visit
ed Berwin Apartments
Was Rank Amateur

Help Police"
Penetrating cries OF distress, In
woBIan's hysterical tones. were
borne on the night air from the Der.
win apartments No 1873 Henry-str,
Al o'clock. Friday morning
Then there was mufhed shot
and more screaming, and tenants
81 apartments and rooms hocked In
the direction from which the alarm
came. The lady In apartment No.
3 declared she was awakened by
seeing man in her room AZ she
uttered smothered scream, be
dashed for the exit and escaped
Investigation showed that the Wis.
tor had been TO other apartments,
but no obtained little booty. Appar.
emily. he In not souvenir gatherer.
az ho overlooked lot Of jewelry
The man was money mad
The manager OF the apartments
thinks he Was an amateur The
report ~ the revolver sounded like
that produced by a TOY pistol. said
she.
a police auto loaded with burglar.
snatchers arrived after The excite
ment was All over.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-04
TURNS ON
NAN WHO
AIDED HER



registered under mar r7ue Hrs
NcCa-'r statement ma sh- mot
Nr Gardner l be'ra.' II 'h" -e.
auei or bis so'.1t ir bat-is1d.rE her
"r.0 -r- Fas arre-teI 81 chicago
'c- failure t9 ray a hotel c.
ST. 5airtasr read ~ H-- dt,rg
..e. and TOOK her ln'o. l.s home .r
'h' .~tcres' a-s 0hr.ea gentle.
man should ,saa hose Rh1 are
81 nesd NJ '-.r. ta ae a-ae
.as .l- Sire W.ra..5 ara a.
-7.r rm- .-r 30 eams 4.
".l.-- STERN Ra- given tempo
-arr shelter VITO Boz house --rer be-
..- -ae'ary Much ep. l...ar.
sf .o have resulted on $3.50 later
occasion. she Na. arrested 'pr %
'a-.z ..E hotels ~ .-a E-irezo
The Detroit times., 1916-08-04


upon the iauda BILE EFFORT ~ the Am
efiCau government 10 arrive At So
luton ~ existing difficulties between
ths two countries, and 90 that ef-
feet considering II OF the greatest
Importance that prompt decision b"
reached on the points which have
caused the existing difference be-
tween tho United states and Mexico.
referred To In the note - the Mexican
government. dated July last, has
aeon ~ 10 appoint AZ once commits
sion 81 three persons. constituted ~
1dcenciate LuiE Cabrera. Engineer
fRnacio Boniiias and Engineer Albert
= Pant TO whom Instructions have
been given TO devote their attention
preferably to tho resolutions % the
points mentioned In the previous note
OF this apartment.
"Licencinte Ellseo Arrendodo has
boon authorized 20 treat with the do
partmsnt ~ state the matter % de-
tails relating 90 the place and date
IN which the commissioners % the
Mexican government should meet the
conmi ssloners ~ the United States
In order g. commence their lahOrs
u reiteTate 20 your eNcellency the
assurance 81 my highest consider
alton
(signed) C AGUII.AR.
Secretary % Foreign Affairs
! avail myself Of this new oocasior
20 rrneW To your syellency the as
suranees OF my hIshJst confederation.
f. ARREDONDO.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-04
GERMANS
RECAPTURE
FLEURY

cesses northeast Of ,he 'or'ress city.
he Germans struck back Wlrh a
naoyt poV erful counter blow on The
Fleury Thiaumont front lar night
md early today
The German mar Office this after
noon announced TIE recap'ure o. tH"
Wllage OF Fleury by the crown
princes legions In hEhting early
this morning. The Germans az the
sane time admitted that the village
lad been Vrested from their hand g
in yesterday's desperate dghting
The French war once issued a
statement ~ noon admitting thst
the oeruhns had penetrated the
southern portion OF Fleury In a
heavy attack with dense formations.
The French are c1fnging 70 the out
skirts ~ the town Paris reported.
snd holding the station southeast
~ Fleury. Al one stage ~ last
nlzht's furious lighting the French
recaptured the Thiaumont redoubr
northwest ~ Fieury. but subsequent
" were driven out by German artil
cry FIRE
on the Somme front, vnere me
allies are conducting their great OF
rensive only minor operations. with
come slight British gains west oi
pozieres. were reported 10 the war
ogice Berlin claimed the repulse
81 all British and French attacks.
The Russian army advancing on
Kovel has scored fresh success
- was Officially announced al Petro
grad today The Slavs crossed the
stochod river near Lubecho. captur
ny series ~ fortified heights and
saytnred the village Of Rudka Mirin.
skaia. 20 miles from the railway
center Of Koyel
The Detroit times., 1916-08-04
ACE FOR
WHITE HOUSE TO
OPEN MONDAY

~ rebfttai oratory. Republican
- President Nominee Charles W.
o1roanks will swing out along the
ome oratorically beaten path across
oe continent in suy-rebuttal Of
4wis. All three men will travel
DveF practically the same rosie
hether the Democrats will get in
last word" all along this same
putt by sending someone to follow
E1o Fairbanks. was not made known
ere today.
Beginning with the middle OF An
lnst. Maine will hold within her
erders until Sept II, bly, the
reaiest galaxy o. political spell
1nders ever assembled Both ma.
lODal parties are mindful OF the
tocient political maxim that as goes
9aine 40 goes the naiion-and the
9aIne election is on Sept II. The
NIL Democratic list OF speakers for
I3e Wilson cause in the New Eng.
&nc state include FIVE cabinet Off
trs: four assistant secretaries OF
4binet places: half dozen sena
ors and eight Representatives.
oiph u. Cole. head OF the Repub.
1|can speakers bureau had no.
ompIeted today his list Of G. q, r
readers II Is known that IN
D0dtion TO Hughes the campaign
EDfs will probably include Roosevelt
3aft. Fairbanks and dozen OF
a lore prominent Progressives and
&N)6 line Republicans.
"A In the middlewest 1t is considered
1kely that Hughes will make
Gompaign trip through Illinois, In
11ana. Ohio, Kansas and possibly
Missouri later In the season. TIT
lain Democratic orator selected FOL
lAis particular territory is william
Bryan.
Political sharps here predict tina
fesident Wilson will take lont
1s1p and let himself be seen by yo,
8<ss after adjournment OF congress
62pscted by Sept. J. vice-Presiden
Marshall Is counted to dc enectiy
y G(umping. Probably he will b
: oQuisitioned for most Of the 'heav
k)work."
The Democrats will match Pr
Dooetves against Progressives sen
~ by the @. o. p. as stumpers. IT,
~ the Republicans announced a
" newest addition to the Hughe
knks, Raymond Robbins, who wa
>n1fman OF the Progressive NJ
Dnnl convention. and who. II wa
M. had mp TO yesterday, been lis
u ~ the Democrats ~ a memDs
their campaign committee.