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Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-19

Every woman should own a little glass eye cup with which to apply washes to the eye. A little powdered boracic acid dissolved in water to which @ little rose water is added makes an ideal eyewash. It will inn part natural brightness to them.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-19

A delicious orange sauce is made with two ta'blespoonfuls of flour mix ed with one-haR cupful of sugar; add onehalf pint boiling water; bring to a boil, and add the juice of an or ange and half it's grated yellow rind.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-19
NEW cAsERDrNEs.

overworked, looms up in new guise this spring, and it's labeled broadcloth gaberdihe- There is also new whip cord gaberdine that promises to be popular.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-19

It may be that the kaiser is ad- niral of the Atlantic but there ap- pears to be some things for him to look after in the Baltic yet
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-19

As cosmetic, butterTnilk acts as an astringent. It is a mild bleach, Is cleansing and refining to the skin, in fact it is a general beautifer and con- tains virtues superior to many so- called liquid beautifiers.''
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-19

Now the British are said to be get ting ready for drive. This is cer- tainly a beautiful month for being out in the open countryside
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-19
NEEpLEwoRK NOTES.

Fleeing the old fashioned patchwork quilt is again a popular occupation. Nursery quilts are made of heavy cot ton or linen sketched with designs to be worked with floss, Mother Goose figures being favorites Simple pat terms done in blue and white or rose and white chambray are chosen for boys rooms. The mystic rose design, now popular calls for pale pink cal ico, a rose shade, a rich red and the right shade of green for foliage. The morning glory pattern of rose and French blue calico, is also a favorite. The -four patches'' calls for a white background dotted with tiny pink rosebuds. For colonial bed the old log cabin design is chosen.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-19
WOMAN IN LIFE AND IN TIE KITCHEN

has grown strealced and dull with a flannel dipped in equal parts of tur- pentine and kerosene oil It pohshes quickly and much more cleanly than the expensive polikhes.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-19

The activity of Russia in the Baltic and Black seas indicates that it is showing increased strength on water as well as on land.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-19

With a son of Charles B. Hughes at the Plattsburgh camp it is pretty well established where he stands on the question of preparedness.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-19

If there is a bit of cold ham left over, chop it fine, add an equal quan- tity of mashed potatoes and hold to- getter with an egg Shape like po- tato cakes and saute in butter.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-19

Try putting under the small baby'e bib a large dress shield, cut in two neck. It is exactly the right shape and can be washed with ease.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-19

A good fruit hlIing for a cake is made of one orange peeled and cut fine. a can Of pineapple and three ba- nanas sliced thin. Drain and put be- tween two layers of cake.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-19
EDITORIAL NOTES.

That suffrage wrangle at St. Louis shows a few people can kick up an awful muss at times.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-19

Gut old stockings into lengths to it the whisk broom; then sew across one broom into it and see how convent ent 1t is to wipe off the range with.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-19

Beets are much better and sweeter baked than boiled. They should be put in the oven in a baking pan and turned frequently, then when tender served with olive oil and lemon juice.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-19
sucGEsTIoNs FOR
THE HOUSEWIFE

When the spring of a window shade is run down. it is a good idea to tai end which is to be turned.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-19

Tn England women are organized t claim their political rights as soon a the war is over.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-19

Lady Haig, wife of Gen. Sir Douglas Haig, was maid of honor % Queen Victoria and also to Queen Alexandra.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-19

men have organized a rope skipping class to reduce their waist lines.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-19

To keep the eyebrows in a good con- dition use an eyebrow brush to smooth them down. very small portion of olive oil to which a drop of perfume has been added may be used sparingly smoothing the eyebrow away from the nose when applying it. Use tweez- CTS to remove an occasional too long hair, or if it grows over the root of the nnSa
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-19
coNcERNlNe WOMEN.

The duchess of Norfolk has a col lection of parasols of all countries, said to be worth $2.5o0.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-19
mExIco,s ATTITUDE.

What are we to gather from that warning said to have been given by General Trevino to General Pershing that any movement of the punitive expedition, except northward, would be a signal for an attack by the Mexi- can forces? Does it mean that the Mexicans are anxious to enter into a test of strength with this country. in stead of making use of its assistance in putting an end to the existing con- ditions there, that the boasted control of Carranza is being shown up in it's true light or that this attitude is being manifested in anticipation of the re- ply to Carranza's note in the hope that change may be brought about in the position of this country?
 This country does not want to in tervene in Mexico. That has been manifested ever since the Mexican question arose. It does, however, insist upon the protection of it's subjects. both in Mexico and along the bor- der. In spite of his obligations and promises, Carranza has taken no ef- fective steps in this direction. Raids continue to be made without being checked by the army of the de facto government and little or nothing has been done towards the crushing of the bandits or the leaders of the out laws, and now instead of lending his help in adjusting conditions in Mexi- co which cannot be tolerated by this country, one of his generals threat- ems the punitive force with attack.
 That is not going to frighten Uncle Sam, for as ex-President Garza of that republic well recognizes such a clash would mean the defeat of the Mexicans even though all factions united. Mexico's logical course lies today as it has in the past in the ac- ceptance of the aid proffered by this country and any other action means prolongation of unsettled conditions and sacrifice of life which the ex- ercise of good judgment can prevent.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-19

Most convenient work aprons are made by turning up the bottom on the right side to form generous pocket stitching once up the centre to hold in place. When setting the house in order in the morning these aprons save many steps.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-19

Bronze kid boots or slippers are al- most a necessity with a brown silk dress.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-19

Ribbon 1acing is a popular feature ehrd odrr-rarah har har tloh soh sohon on many net afternoon dresses.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-19

White Georgette crepe, heavily em- broidered in color, is delightful for blcuSes.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-19

Miss M. A. Carr is manager of z large western lumber companys mid de west offices in Kansas City.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-19

The smartest bIouses have fullness springing from shoulder line or yoke.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-19

Beach slippers of thin rubber with crepe finish are something new.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-19

Silk petticcats have corset covers attached to them made of silk.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-19

Ribbon lacing is a great feature C gardening smocks.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-19

Coiffures show 1880 curls, tulle but teriy bows and floral bandeans.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-19

Sonic afternoon frocks have all the appearance of a coat.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-19

A few afternoon dresses show ruff1e. around the neck.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-19

Ruffled waists are very attractive features of the new sleeves.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-19

organdy is in high favor for dress es with darins skirts.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-19

5 Twenty wel known New. Yorls wo-
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-19
plcTATEs oF FAsHaoN.

quickly and much more cleanly than the expensive Dolikhes.
 DICTATES OF FASHION.
 Ribbon lacing is a great feature on gardening smocks.
 Some afternoon nrocks have all the appearance oe coat.
 organdy is in high favor for dress es with darins skirts.
 Runled waists are very attractive features of the new sleeves.
 A few afternoon dresses show ruff1es around the neck.
 Coirures show 1880 curls. tulle but terfiy bows and floral bandeaus.
 Ribbon lacing is a popular feature ehrd odrr rarah har har tloh soh sohon on many net afternoon dresses.
 Beach slippers of thin rubber with crepe finish are something new.
 Silk petticoats have corset covers attached to them made of silk.
 The smartest blouses have fullness springing from shoulder line or yoke.
 Bronze kid boots or slippers are al- most necessity with brown SIX dress.
 White Georgette crepe, heavily em- broidered in color, is delightful for blouses.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-19

Norwich, Monday, June 1s, 1916.
Evening star., 1916-09-24

Market, Ford
41644-Fred L. whitacre 1853 South
Carolina avenue northeast, Ford.
41645-R e. L. Thompson, 1895 4th
| street northeast, Ford.
41s4s-Albert J. Drury, 1903 New York
avenue northwest. Ford
AGAR. W. R D. Rittenour, 6s !
street northwest. Overland.
4164s-James NJ. Poynton. 118 Florida
avenue northwest, Studebaker
41649-Aimie c. Smith. 1923 r street
northwest, Ford
4165o-Albert Pike 62s street north
east, Ford.
41s51-W. E. Gaines. 1913 Tennessee
avenue southeast, Ford
41652-Emily P. Moran, 1929 Decatur
| street northwest. Auburn.
Hs5s-W Ward Mohun, 1888 Hobart
southwest
41s55-Frank Lord. 2so1 18th street
| northwest, Overland.
41656-James Trimble, 1914 Lamont
street northwest, Briscoe
41657-E. R. Rodrick. 1o1 9Th street
northeast. Allen.
41s5s-william P. Belt 72o H street
northeast, Pullman.
41s5e-Theodore Lee, 9Th street SOUTH
| west. Buick.
41sso-H; L. Thornton, so1 Southern
41esi-W E. Owen, 21o sth street
southeast, Haynes
41S62-William J. E. Brown, 4128 New
Hampshire avenue northwest, Reo
416s3-Washington Auto Service, 5o4
E street northwest.
416s4-A. Winfield Bernhardt, 1877 v
street northwest, Cadillac.
41665-Walter r. Mcfarland, 1905 In
gomar street northwest, Ford.
416s6--A. H. Mickey. University Club,
18th and | streets northwest, Cole.
4l667-W. S. Richardson. 1920 Iowa
4 zJ-~
416ss-George w. Lanham. Capitol
Heights, Ford.
4iSss.Frank P. Miller. so1 B street
southeast f4a Ford, Ford CO., coo =, ..
41671-F. w. Brandenburg. 1885 Park
road northwest. Cole.
41672-William D. Barry, 1455 Fair
mont street northwest, Ford.
41673-George D. Lantel. $40 Massa-
1854 ID. ]. Kaufman, 1905 Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest Cadillac.
4l675-L. F. Luckett, 141s Rhode
4ls7e-Frederick W. Horton. 1912 L
street northwest, Ford
41677-E. F. Andrews, 1892 18th street
northwest, Oakland.
4167s-George L, Whitford. 424 9Th
street northwest Hudson.
41679-E. A. Browne, 1886 New Hamp-
shire avenue northwest, Ford
416s0-Washington Motor Transpor-
tation Company. 3043 K street north
west, demonstrating.
416s1--Atlantic and Pacific Tea Com
pany. 607 7th street northwest, Ford.
416S2-J. Rubin, 113 H street north
west, Ford.
416s3-H c. Bell, 211 East Capitol
street, Ford.
416s4-Henry E. Stringer, 1920 14th
street northwest. Ford.
416s5-David H. Angle. 20 Sd street
southeast, Ford
416s6-Laura P. Miller, Bethesda, Nd,
Ford.
41687-R. H. Harrison, 1919 Vernon.
avenue northwest, Ford.
416S8-Albert NJ. Rudes, 1904 Virginia
avenue southwest, Case.
416S9-Ernest G. Walker, 250s Cliff
Evening star., 1916-09-24

northwest Ford.
41596-william Conradis. 1925 7th
street northwest, Pullman.
41bs7-Harper- Overland Company. 22z
14th street northwest, demonstrating.
415ss-w. NJ. Grimes. II New YORK
avenue northwest Ford.
415ss-J E. Donovan, 1877 S1st street
northwest, Ford.
41soo--Nellie H. c. Taylor, Takoma
Park. Md. Chalmers.
416o1-J. Levin. 800 9Th street south
41so2@Herbeft W. Elmore United
States geological survey. Ford
416os-C1yde C. DALEY. 11os Jefferson
street northwest Ford.
41604-Isaac H. Sayman. BIT Penn
sylvania avenue northwest, Cadillac
41605-Maud s. Mitchell. 36l3 18TH
street northwest, Dodge.
41606-James v. Gates, 2211 street
a 41so7No. ". Fellers. 1898 sth street
northwest, Buick
416os-David s. Thomson. 34ss 14th
street northwest, Ford.
41609-Percy H. Russell. 9Th and New
41e1o-Nathan Sickle, 1o11 Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest, Ford.
41611-George ]. Zohnay. 1880 E
street northwest. Packard:
41612-Leonard A. White the Vic
toria, Ford.
41s13-c A. Parker. AS ~ street
southwest, Saxon.
41s14-R. H. Krantz, 1909 Rhode Is
land avenue northwest, Ford.
41615-William p. Flood, AT sth
41s16-Harry NJ. o'Brien. 1926 9Th
street northwest. Oakland.
41e17-Mrs NJ. McWhirt, I'll 6th
street northwest. Maxwell.
41e1s-P; N. McKenna- Giesboro
4161s-R- A. Lillycrop. 1860 street
southeast, Ford.
4162o-B Jeweler. 1886 Georgia ave-
nue. northwest, Ford.
41621-Henry q Mckee, l27 4th
street southeast, Ford.
41s22-F. E. Edwards. 2so2 Wiscon-
sin avenue northwest, bort.
41623-Harry ]. Lee. 1874 G street
northwest, Briscoe.
41s24-Mrs. L. s Phillips, Brookland,
D. c.. Mitchell.
41625-William S. Gaeng, 1114 Spring
41s2s-J. F. Page. 1884 9Th street
northwest, Ford.
41627-Chapin Sacks Manufactur-
ing Company. 1st and NJ streets north
east. Witt-Will truck.
4162S-Chapin & Sacks Manufacture
ing Company. 1st and NJ streets north
east. Wilcox-Trux.
41629-J. NJ. Joust, 1s44 Park road.
Overland.
41630-Joseph J. Gates, 64s e street
northeast. Herrschoff.
416s1-A. A. Bruehl. 1907 7th street
northwest. Ford.
41632-Frank H. Jackson, jr, sis
14th street northwest, Maxwell
41633-J. r. NJ. Carter, g12 l4tf
street northwest, Ford.
41s34-Louis Perna. Tenleytown, D.
c., Chevrolet.
41s35-H. L. Hellman, 1904 Cathedral
avenue northwest, Paige.
41636-Charles II. Weaver, 1876 18th
street northwest, Ford
41637-J. H. Frantham. 926 18th
street northwest. Fords
41638-Lewis H. Haney, federal trade
commission, Studebaker
4163942-District Baking Company
1244 Florida avenue northeast, Ford.
41643-J. H. johnson, jr., ~ Riggs
Evening star., 1916-09-24
ourn. pl.o. northw... pe,roit-ni.o.

trio.
4Ieso-rhornton Lewis. 1870 wiscon-
sin avenue northwest. Stearns- Knignt.
4iss1-n g. Wood. SOL A street
southeast Overland.
4i6s1-W. D. MosA 1874 Connecticut
avenue northwest Ford.
41es3-W. r. Bancroft 1879 Monroe
street northwest. Buick:
J southeast, Buick.
41s95-M. o. Bowen. 35o6 NJ street
northwest, Overland.
416se-william J. white, 415 street
southeast, Ford.
416s7-James Hardy. 7o1 Alabama
avenue southeast, Ford.
41sss-J. w. Langley, New varnum.
Dodge.
4lsss-George H. Marks. 1858 street
northeast, Overland.
417oo-Frank Mccarthy, 80 9Th street
northeast, Ford.
417o1-c. & P. T. Co., 72s 18th street
| northwest, Ford.
! LII n7o2mGsorge so F. Teachum. 76e 1871
4170s-N. H. Harrison, 9o5 B street
| northwest, Ford.
ATOP. V. Keating. $3.50 18th stree
northwest. Ford.
l7o5-A. J. Thomas. s4s T stree
| northwest, Maxwell.
| 41706-National Capital Realty Com
pany, Woodward building Chalmers
41707-Miss Theresa Dove, 1929 I'll
street northeast, Ford
| 417os-R. E. Hudgins. 1911 25tf
street southeast. Ford.
41709-W. johnson, 1928 X stree
| northwest. Ford.
| 41710-William L. F. King, s15 15tl
street northwest, Ford.
| 41711-O. @. Rider, 121 18th stree'
! northeast Oldsmobile.
41712-Frederick w. Plugge, 917
street northwest, Ford.
| 41713-J. C. Let's Grocery Company
50 c street northwest. Locomobile
| 41714-Post Office Department, Wash
4171sELydia K. wilkins, TIA Girart
street northwest Ford.
| 41716-O. R. Moxley. 725 q stree,
northeast, Auburn.
41717-L. E. Hutchin. 1914 14tl
street northwest. Marion.
| 4171s-Norman L. Burlet. 1903 Swanr
street northwest, Studebaker.
| l719-Bolgiano & Co.. 1909 B street
northwest, Ford.
| 41720-Herman Harrigan, 1857 sis,
street northwest, Krlt.
| 41721-Eugene Sibley, 1125 East Capi.
| tol street, Chandler.
41722-F. F. Conner. the Rocking
ham. Packard.
4172s-George W. Mold. 1o4 15tf
street southeast. Ford.
| 41724-Harry G. Bell, rear So q street
41725-Harry Kaufman. the Burlington
| Marion.
41726-James A. Williams, 514 Newton
place northwest. Ford.
| 41727-Mrs. w. F. Bergmann. 1902 Me.
ridian street northwest. Dodge.
| 4172S-George W. Cochran Company, 70e
14th street northwest, Ford.
Evening star., 1916-09-24
AUTOMOBILE


District automobile licenses have beer
Issued since The Stars last report az
follows:
4l472-H C. Walker. 1900 columbis
road northwest, Ford.
4147s-Norval Metcalf, 1907 E street
41474-c B. Conklin. 1874 r street
northwest, Dodge.
41475-T w. Schaeffer, s37 Longfellow
street northwest, Dodge.
41476-Lena L. Erbach, 11S Massa-
chusetts avenue northeast. Dodge.
41477-A. NJ. Wilson, 16 Chestnut
street northwest. Dodge.
4147s-George Cohen, 433 NJ stree'
northwest, Overland.
4147sIC. J. stockman. McGill build
4i4so-Arthur NJ Bralove, 211s M
street northwest, Ford: .
A14s1-A w. Gates, 1860 Hobart street
northwest, Ford.
414se-WiIliam P Belt, 720 H street
northeast, Dodge.
414s3-Samuel NJ. Acker, o5a stree'
northwest, Mitchell.
414s4-John f. oliver. Vienna, Va
Ford
414s5-John F. Baines, 316 Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest Foeo; 1s rosse
414S6-E. H. Brown. BIZ tennessee
avenue northeast. Ford. ,o,- a..
414s7-Henry ]. Sterzer, 4215 stn
street northwest, Ford
414ss-William H. White. sel street
southeast. Ford.
414S9-S. w. Grayson, Sharpspufs' T.
Iiaso@Joseph r. ouinter & Son, 1914
Rhode Island avenue northwest. fora.
414s1-W. W. Griffith, 12l3 lst stree.
northeast, Witt-Will truck ~ a..
414e2-william B. Dawson, so7 9th
street northwest. Ford.
414s3-A ]. Moore. 275o 18th street
nortnWes ,ao1 Isanb m M Garrett. 1892 SD
= street northwest, Ford.
414s5-Mrs NJ. T. Baker, the STAN
hope. Pullman.
4i4ss.H E. Cherry. 1ss Blair road
northwest. Overland.
4150e-J. s. Brothers, 34oo ALABAMA
avenue southeast, Ford.
415O1-William T. Rees, 111e Euclid
street northwest, Maxwell
415o2-James NJ. Proctor, S129 l9th
street northwest. Maxwell.
415e3-Chesapeake and Potomac lele-
phone Company. 722 18th street north-
4I5o4-Chesapeak and Potomac Tele-
phone Company, 722 18th street nortn-
tI5o5eW. H. Tucker, 1850 5th street
415os-Roland T. Booth. Georgia ave-
nue and Blair road northwest, foro.
41607-ElmeT lTcSs ol ieAooS AsAA>A
avenue northeast, Ford.
415os-Frank j. Coleman, 1908 M
street southeast, Pullman
4l5os-George W. Cochran Co., 7oS
14th street northwest, Ford ~
4151o-Anna NJ. Altemus, 2oo sth
street northeast, Ford.
41511-Maj. William Kelly, 1924 JET
ferson place northwest, Olds.
41512LC. w. Ricketts,, 1742 F street
northwest. Saxon
l1513-R C. Rowzee. 1920 Prospect
avenue northwest, Cadillac
41514-Thomas D. Roberts, Laurei,
|I515-Dora Ulman, 1898 North Cap
itol street. Ford.
41516- Count Rechteren Lfmpurg,
Netherlands legation, Ford.
41517-H. Onterdinger, 913 street
northwest. Mitchell.
4151s-G. E. Haas, jr.. 1907 D street
northeast, Chevrolet
tl5ls-J. H. Calvert, rs NJ street
southeast. Flanders.
A1520-A. L. Mcdowell. 439 NJ street
northwest. Maxwell.
A1521-M A Purcell, 1880 L street
northwest, Ford.
l152a-Theodore Pitt, 521 Q street
s1Sss@Theodore Pitt. 521 Q street
northwest. Chevrolet
ll6a4-George T. Vaughan. 171S I
street northwest, Cadillac.
41515-Katherine v. Boswell, II D
A162e-Alex D. Mckenzie, 80 T street
northwest, Ford.
ll527-Record Auto Company, 631
Massachusetts, avenue northwest. DEM
onstrating.
415.s-Hayden Johnson, Woodward
building, Ford.
l152s-Alberta Walker. 1884 s street
4i5so~1iex N. Fiddesop. s1s IN
Evening star., 1916-09-24

417ss-rIsnry W. Harms. signal officer.
Dodge.
4i739-Havenner Baking Company. 474
c street northwest. Ford.
4174o-Ralph Quinter. Century building.
Overland.
4l74l-walter T. Holt. Kenois build
Ing. Case.
ii7ls-Julian G. Burns. al4e N street
northwest, Ford.
ll7ls--Jasnes +. Naliey, SIS 18th
street. Ford.
l17l4-F. A. speare Sons, laos H
street northwest, Ford.
41T45-F. Mertens. jr.. $40 East Capt.
tol street, Ford.
41746-J. H. Oehmann. $40 Irving
street northwest, REQ.
Evening star., 1916-09-24

41747-w Roscher. 13l7 quincy street
northwest, Cadillac.
4174S-Charies A. johnson. 2s36 18th
street northeast, Ford.
4l74s-w. P. Rtckarcharlie. sol NJ
street northeast, Ford.
4175o-Aaron Cohen. s2s Sd street
northeast. Ford.
4i751-Albert J. Marcy. 2oe4 Pertner
place northwest. De Tamble.
41752-Frank f. Jones. 1926 Georpi {,
avenue northwest, REQ.
41753-Charles NJ. Small, 7o3 Ia
street northwest. Ford.
41754-Charles q. Stott Company. l.: !
New York avenue northwest, Whi' y
truck.
Evening star., 1916-09-24

417asJT. Buckisy. so4 ~ strees soush-
west, Ford.
l17so- Charles II. smoot. 1os 18TH street
southeast, Ford
41731-Alfred Harrison, 1i1e b street
northwest, special
41782-H Abramson, 7th and L streets
northwest, Ford.
41733-Walter Barnes. SIC Louisiana
avenue, Ford.
417a4-Arthur c. Baker, 1915 s4th street
northwest, Ford.
417s5-Frederick H PETERS, Falkstone
Court, Chevrolet.
41736-S. De Gragia. sos 3 street north
west, Overland.
41737-Meyer Rosenberg, 4eo7 1lth
street northwest. Ford.
Evening star., 1916-09-24
The Traffic Squad Says:

The continued practice of many Washington
motorists the muller cut-out their machines
has been the cause of numerous complaints OF late.
This also applies to operators of motor cycles who
cally at nighttime. This practice should be abated.
Section 6-"That every motor vehicle of whatso-
kind operated in the District of Columbia shall
be provided with muf1er to be complete in con-
struction prevent any intense pro-
longed noise in the operation management of said
vehicle or the machinery in connection there
wth and said muf1er shall be put out of
operation in park public grounds, nor in any
built up section of the District of Columbia, where
horses are present for the purpose Of warning
others Of the approach of the motor vehicle"
Remember, there many sick people and people
on their death beds, whom such sound greatly dis
turbs
"WATCH YOUR STEP"
Remember-Safety First-Last--AH the Time.
Evening star., 1916-09-24

Pressed steel frame, AZ
inches deep. Front axle
-I-beam, drop forged.
Rear axle-one-bearing
full-hoating type. 32x
3A Inch tires, non-skid
in rear. Springs-ffont,
semi-elliptic; rear, X
elliptic, undressing.
Evening star., 1916-08-05

founded on their general contentment
with conditions as they exist. The re-
publicans complain that they cannot
get them stirred up.
The German vote, which is extensive.
is unquestionably being organized
against the administration, but there
is another side to that shield. 1t is
said that among independents especial
ly the course of the Germans in maxi
ing a political issue out of the ad-
ministrations handling of the German
question is being resented ar is
The republicans are not worried over
the activity of the progressives, even
to the extent they have gone in nam
ing full tickets. AS a downright fact.
the progressives in Indiana while well
organized are not considered numerous.
The influential and Important progress
sives have come back to the republican
party, some of them as long ago a
twelve-month. The progressive lead
ers who could sway votes by the thou
sands are now swaying them to the re-
publican ticket and it is the small
er fellows, enthusiastic and earnest
enough, it is true, but without fol-
lowing, wlo are at work now for the
progressiy s.
In 1912 there were $4,000 progress
sives in this state. twelve thousand
more than there were regular repub-
licans. By 1914 they had dropped to
5000 and the republicans had gone
up to 226,000, the combined vote being
Since 1914 they have been coming back
in large blocks. following their leaders.
and have been royalty treated by the
regulars.