f tn»,
V. on. 17. m6
“WM “WW “no twp-notion finial-u to
I mun .lna llt h“ he m (We. aim in!»
“ago 3y like ”we. and im- "an. and amt.
II GOLDEN hrh -’m.‘t and their “and; and neigh
but-
tm-vo hoot be any dit tlinnui there
Itiiilt " can
I i at uni
ttloiit all ow" 'lie ilnll. ‘3)
tt‘untinued run nut Page.)
an A. L (idiom,
ruinous
iii all it .~ 5u~t a thuuxhiienn uniting
in. main theater of the evening
.wa: t'ougreuuian h‘ J "1“.wa an-
Hieriu the talk giien by I politician
Ill lloyt‘a Theatre last Saturday even—
ul ie~th~iliititi ‘iillh l'huN‘r‘ tut.- as
'5'. OCT. 17, Igt6 welt :ui mitt-r bad ciiic conditiomt
. —. a
V.” l ‘ — .w......_ .. ..
RE ALMANAC FOR . . . . .
. .4 'LL Y U TRUST? int. l‘lie l'lulfllnrr tui state senator,
TOIORROW W O W . 0 t hatieb l-l. Williamson. was also heard
' w 4:06 a. m.; 4:03 p. m. henator Root. m an tare-at siwvh m fruit]. in» theme being. “The
‘ lntieased Taxes iii 'l‘hiis State During
:0 ' sets 1 Sir. it'ork city. after declaring there ’ .
7’ 5 09 _ :tie Ihmtrcrultc Administration," He
' ’ W' par a general ufii'eement that alter sputu- but few “1mm”! during
l .
SENTINEL TELE-ithe war .\lllP'i(‘tl will be confronted by MW“ ”in“ “9 told “0" ”l" “*‘b‘ 0'
, tl’i‘ State it t'omtecticm had been in.
PHONE CALLS : ‘ J
taiit’t barriers in o‘ery now belligerent creawa from about $3,000.th to “.3”
Rooms—92. «couiztiy, and “What are Wt. going. to littotttttt. anti how, during the adniinis.
Officgfl} ido then 1’
tzatioii of Governor Holcomb. it had
*1. Branch Office—.1338. t
‘ bet ii decreased. He said tiiat this. had
. é , imtht pmtuct ourselves or we ahall be— been done by taxing the corporatiotm
. . Residence—2184.
a." z'tor's Residence—7524.
and not the working people, lie was
heartily applauded at the close of his
Manager's Residgnck wo.ld and our workmen will her: i
‘3—12. - . '
n r‘lltt‘t‘ii, At the end of the speech»
making. Jules ilarrixon stint: the Hills»
r‘s Residence—890.
iii: iaiiipaian song. t‘tlillpOfit‘d by him
seen th'tt something must be done, for wit”. and this also received the coin
incantation of those prcnent
WE VANISHING CENT. in the opening of his speech Mr, iiill
I . tin‘t‘t'iltiilt and report the true facts to owns...“ the fitter-“t that... ‘1» billand
comes from the l’liiiatit‘iilllltlI . . ‘
i twliieh 7‘ tatlti law
' a hint that one of tlte‘ oldestt
e Nor;
ansueied the >tatetiient> made by the
inIt-rwoieit‘
>1" alter ot’ the other evnin;
"'Ollllll"_\' wants a tatiti for reveitiieonly
We must do something We
t
l .
tcomc the dumping ground oi the
‘ittie >il't‘i‘i> “it‘ll the Democrat“ have
” tthey have provided a tariff board to
is to be applied.
~ , . . . we all understand that if thel
man iiiSlllllillllL‘, fitx the South and West. and New
,lCiitziiuid must bear the expenses can»
tiny lithi)‘ put the iiiakiiie of it in the. ed it) my puttin: “f such " bill into
llut nuance. The Democratic party put
this i‘ill before the public as one (it
Hit“ any :‘(illt‘ iiian contemplate that. ”H, things arronipiished by their imi-
party imiktnu a protectiie tarift'.’ ln‘t). l Wiriil to state that it was not
‘tl‘c Democratic Administration that
oriyiiiatcd tlii~ bill, but 'i‘ht-otlo ,.
our public and priiate life. is
~ ‘1' of extinction, it its the cop-
Itvanti. oi the Itciiiocrattc party.
ghee universally cuireiit coin
Nrétdy begun to disappear from
the tint place, they can't do it lioiicst~
Lilli, as a run“ of the steady ,
, ,Iy They don't believe in it. They ROUM'Yt-‘li, and it was the Republican
hue“ and H”. growing IN" \tcie hoiti 'ind ltrcd iii a different hall) that ('Ht'l’it‘tl ll ”WWII!“ This
Anltirn-“ng to but in lzii'gt‘l" ‘ .. bill \‘ioiutes every rule of nooduonet'n-
- .. Utatth lili'lli. lt itiht'.\ off the tax list over
h N no “”1“”- a “mm“! _.._~.__ infiltottittto. What titles it mean" Over
t ,0 the church collection plate, .Htttt.t|tt0.ttotl let out at i percent. llow
. 'i‘ _ . ‘ ’l‘l _\ TRIBUTE TO HUGHES in ilii.~ interest to be inet'.' liy N‘lllltt:
T" .haie lo~'t ”"le "’1 | ' “‘ (. ‘ I’ it ail mu. tttbuti ‘0 bonds to the New Encland Stateaand
' l‘ illtlhth' it t ‘ ' ‘
the bondx‘ are free front taxation. in
.\irI liittllit‘s iii iliti little hitt't't‘ll at the any form This hill in a fraud from
~t.irt to finish. The income 'l‘nx bill
\t‘tts passed in IQ]? bv the Republicans:
\"ilsoii was even dreamed of
container it fit to put in the
l
,scliool collection. but no limit“.
. . l'ntuii Lea-.m- t‘itilt lle raid iii part:
it warm up to it a> a pill
“”01”” relatiw. i"II \lr lilluln‘a‘ is made i’i‘tuidciit, “‘t‘lhi-iot't' _ .
will! ’ can count with the t'reate.~t cct'taiiit.\"“" ”0””le WM ratified by fl“ (tithe
Ib'llJt‘F hefoie the Democratic party
”W “t" ”I" tli‘Uili' 0f the greatest "5“"th r came into power."
I Mr, [till now contradicted the t-‘lttte-‘
.rw-iit matte by the speaker. Saturday
”It” I‘\i‘liillfil. that the lit-nariiiicnt of Labor
land ‘will be able to yet one thing at "T‘N ‘IW’W‘d by ”W m’"“‘”“““ Admin-
it‘llliltlil.
lie said "The ltcpartincnt of Labor
\‘ilp‘ created by t'V-l'l’t‘h‘ldi‘ili Taft, in
'iiarch i. 1913" Out of 2b claims
1‘ t'I’ll'l"‘l"“l r-ride bv the Democrats in their plat
form. eight of them Were done under;
i'i-publlcan Administration. i’atiltho
31““ “‘ hear “’5 ““3‘“""I|:t-:itge of thc‘t'hild Labor ActI ct-il-
'iiten wasted their lies in lactoileaI
. 1and timer now the ziccn fields of the’,
”M ttor has not an eight hour t1tit‘r‘lltlll at H ”m” There was “may ii greritcr
..t It the anal than illnf.‘ 'I
Child Labor. ,
t .\lr. \\'il..on f'lltllll> credit to his par~
tilti'nlttlli oi an adrante of \\‘i‘\}ll‘<,fl||d Iv tot t‘hild Labor lenislatioi! in these-
words:
"We liaie effected the cnuinciiuition
wally 1“ ll?" I'talii hour lav; as an ideal " ”l" illmlt‘" 0' ”I" t'tl'lltlrff llt‘ H-
. llciisinn them front hurtful labor," ‘
ionzirt. whiih we must work, but i be At the beginning M his 10“”. “I,
tic-fray»: ‘.
lliliblft iii illt‘ land, nor yet the group
of the unlit-.4 labor leaders in
tho longer iiil‘l'ii’N \\t‘iL'l1t
ckefellet‘ may carry pm In [-
nni to tilili’t‘li with liitii It)'\'"3‘~‘!"'liilt‘li lt.‘ till"'£tlf‘~, lt_\’ duresr. b)’
ca . . . ‘
i _ ’ ' ‘ ‘
. . . . - ., lttt-sititi-iiicntI 0' ill till} tlliit‘l “A”,
t hue union: the little tillitiitli toi , ,
' “WV-att- hi >i:o\tiiiu before
2 acuompaninient oi ectilitttity
J «v ' . I ‘
“m8. but the little tllll‘n' take the utf
. caddie merely a.~ lilt'iilt'itltita
tiibtttial the .iumcc ot' thcir demands.
t:
“Lind | \‘tin
9,9”er Teitiplntticaiiy point out that the quote
éi iii the smallest cotti
illili nothinu to do with
rican‘s, old or young. have
‘I5,lt‘t l.ottl it
ItlttNtittli. wa> simply a
spect for, and their regard itll‘:
‘ steadily waning, it” Iiou doubt iii
tint tin. wit it \\ii.‘~. l lit-llcu' elitph'rtt“
infill]? a nickel tip to a “hill 1‘, ’l‘hel
Té-Bt‘fl' piece serves thv purpmc of
in former days. as a mini,
"flit? no .
‘ Iticte you must take into account
am e rcncy “nu” ' ,I I l 1 ., I "lloaktinu it: always an eiltpli husi-I
The e remaining t‘Xt‘iist‘ for the ”I" “ “0' ‘ " " “m" iiiess \‘iilt'il pleases nobody but the
- ~-——-“-——-~---— 'imttpli‘l‘."
' 2 “ t ltd if lilt‘ M. t .. I . .
nits he “Hump” A . COMFORT AND STYLE. 1 lllt‘ fatt.- concerning tlitld Labor
to! ublisiiin: continues to tttl-1 _ . I I . itccielation are no (H'l’l‘\\‘il('ilililll.:l_\'g
‘ . ll'llittlt) trcak iti>lliflli> will receive “mum this claim 1.". it “H a [lento-t
{Iciath- :tssci that the conclusion is irrc-i
. . *siatiltle that it was “A boast to pleaacl
"f “’“m of ”1“ l”“""”“"-“ “31“" in hiiitacit‘." or iiti attempt to fool lllPAHl-i
\- anti ,3,- .10”th 'l‘liis Mom." “mph”; ‘I‘l'lttilt petiplc. or an astounding ittt‘if‘
. . |
i . l i of knowledge of cicrythinn concerningf
..ttp.iit lN titott (otiiforta lit tillt Nit it, except lit.~ own signature.
at excuse will soon be latuI , .
. tilt-'li' oeatli
Th. extreme \\'i-~t ha< lil‘\t‘i' had
‘e for the coat, simply be»
blow through the cotiifor
fl has never had the one-cent
rs. Now :ili o\e:‘ the coitu-
There urctlici The bill was reported favorably by
. . ;tht t‘oiiiinittcc on Labor That coni-
m‘“ WT“ ‘ll'l'S-‘W‘ ””1 are ”my to “I“;lllliil‘t consistaofcitzht lh-nmcratmandi
tit. and that require no fussy uddtttonafith'r livtmhtit'mw and one Socialist.
All five itepubiicam and only four
dif‘lllOCi‘iiiH iotcd for it, so that but for
”them are \valking shut-sitlic Republican vote. t‘ottgrcss could
not time even considered the bill. and
.llili‘ lit-iiim-ratic part Iv would have been
t .) comfortable that nobody who \ll) by one asset. and Mr. Wilson
'could 'not have tossed a bouqnct to
Iliinisclf. When the bill came up in the
slide than ever before.
‘v pnthl‘S are raising their
this tendency continues. we
a revival of the twoccnt . .
- . - ‘1" ”i“ “it." of bt‘lh‘. ribbons and odds!
ent pieces to facilitate busr
.th
l tend «mi,»
. imaciions with iieu’sboys. but
‘ ‘ ‘li'il are sensible an to shape and heel
mecent piece will be doomed to
‘\
tlon. it may even become some
w‘ . has once worn them ever wants to go
mere sentimental mathematical,
«it . . .
'. ti ' ‘il" . n ‘ thack to the impossible footgear of Gill-Ilium.“ it was bitterly opposed by
tion as w “mt ‘5 “V ..t .. t i ~
la. . ter .W‘tll‘fi. There are the “sport suits, Itliitt l eiiitciats on the committee
.I -_____._§_.___.__.. .tt ho had made a minority report
“in;
society, for Street Cleaning and,
.
llight and comfortable, easy to walk inajagainsl it.
' V t it, \t'nR passed Februarv 2nd bv a
A woman can: . ‘ '
‘ innit-partisan vote of 337 for it and 46
“tanninst it. Of those voting No. it
Disposal has just held its soc-istiitiiilttl' variety of gowns in her ward- were ileinocriits and two Were Repub.
‘ \ lit-ans. Of those Voting for it, 2179
- ‘ st 2'. . l
“mum“ com cation, Rem” m“ tl'Obf‘ ”‘3" f0"""'”."- And everything‘twn. Republicans and 158 Democrats.
Int-New York. Cleveland. Tops“. has is easier to get into than ever/into“; the 44 Democrats opposing it
' . . . . ‘ . .. f‘laiide Kiteiiin of North Caro-
0 iii \\ oreestci. Mass” . .. “Pit ' .
fihicng a ( ham“ itna. chairman of the Committee on
nong the members present to‘
i
Perhaps women have always been-Way!‘ and Means and Leader of the
he betterment of street contii-.
‘Qtnrcurraa LEAGUE.
V ‘ and troodlooking withai.
be it'ell»tircsseti and stylish with
t ‘ ’t y it But tit time ittHoiie-e: Mr. Webb, of North Carolina,
saws i asno. is -~ .
I l ‘ ,r amnion of the. Judiciary Committee.
Hooks as though thcy were getting (hot Mr. Adamant). of Georgia. chairman oft
the dirt in the cities," said; i . . I title Committee on interstate and For-
, , uppu‘ hand and fabillOll had stiitteti‘.rIE‘,{n t‘ommerce, and. with them. 12!
. I" ' ., . .
' speakets, ‘3 m the door tsometliing when it introduced com-icliulrincn of other committees.
’nreaways and on the side-t . . , The record shows that but for the
' ’fon into the seasons atytes. Surely Republican vite it would have been
tcomfort and common sense in dress badly defeated.
The bill went to the Senate and wait
at! gaining headway. and women M'l'piccon-holed by a Deitiocratic commit-i
never go back to their [0:mer slavery. ,tcc Along in the sprint: an effort was
._“._ made. to arrange for an adjournment.
of ('onaress prior to the holding of thc'
The new battle cruisers authorized '
for the United suites Navy will be
floating forts 850 feet long, 250 feet
lontrer than the biggest of our present
drettidnougiits. They will have a speed
of 35 to 38 miles an hour, being able
to anti circles around any existing
European battle cruisers. They will
have 35,000 tons displacement, 7.500
ton» more thun the British Queen
very property owner and
id keep his premises ctcan
hear but little more of the
I‘e streets." This speaker
organization or an “Ant'r
cratic caucus was held to decide upon
what measures should be taken up for
action. with that ”end in view,
The Washington Post regarding it
says:
. linen their owu premises
. I‘ you“ engage in a cam-
pian for speeding up the Administra-
tion legislation pmgrnm with a View
to adjournment before the national no
intent conventions in June, ”urged
, . lion. ale-totem-
"hum-mt
presented to the caucus u. memoran-
(‘ontinuing he said: "The bill bone1
Presidential conventions. and a Demo- .
“House Democrats in caucus last}
night adopted a resolution outlining at
by President Wilson. Speaker Ctark'
mm mm: EOIWALK hi’htnnu W
Man out,» (It ILL- pmgiaiu. M hen-nut. one! In the MN In
"nut Iblrnn but. an n» [how an :1 pm until I In dun u» in or
II but hen-vale :- hl until nut-aw ennui" the bum bill the!
Anna! 33!. nor the humor nu Tn i‘.”.~ no. Mi Mi boat» pi,
it! rum-tum bill nun-i Mylo-ll.” in: rial-t hours Isl-t I do not bin-w
uh Itin- for I‘llllhx more my. but Mr
The ('ulnrfllllo. uni-urn and tlurttium-on nut that itu.~ l4- iou.d not
(‘onupt Praciiie Act, aim-Ming theibe put into operation it u, .. lubittl
inn nix-ed by a Republican Pier-ideal icnl flameup to get tot» Mi Adam
in the Clint and 62.41 (‘ongrenes hnt‘elmaaidthiit he asked those in author
bull POI-lwmd until after election lily. among the ~trikiip. ll they \tatilrd
it is true that when the Demon-tit an eight hour day. and they hd.d nu'
fullh‘ltliul'l In. held in June, the plat-,They held the bill back to an opp-Jr
ioim continued ii declaration to tutor tune time in a t-uiii'erhation with Mr.
ci "a speedy enactment of an etfeetiie t'ndtzwood. he raid that if such a bill
Federal t‘hild Labor III." and. as “r. should :0 into elect. it should be for
\VIIMIII in said to have written it. helnll trninnien, not only for the Hm-
is entitled to the credii oi it. no that ltieeis and the other important wort:
tor whether it was done as one wouldtmeit who charge of the train:
up “niuleisws to catch tiles," tor elec i Mr. (larriaon said that theie i.\ noth-
tion purposcn. or to register snot/her ing in the law. as it does not limit the
lightning change of ("Olth'llUlL or be working day to eight hours. but it says
because the Republican (‘tlli\ellti0litllml the workmen must be paid on the
had ciiipltaiically spoken in favor ot'tbaris of eight hour dal’ IS llh' work-
r'nch legislation ,in their platform. the,ing day. Are you going to have Con»
ire-ceding week. when they said' igrcas ieaiilate )‘0ui wages“? The Am.
“We pledge the Republican party lO'P‘iCaI. Federation of Labor oppmed it.
the t‘aiihfut enforcement of all Federal 'rhiity years are t was in the t‘oii»
lilVYl. passed for the protection of la Inecticut General Assembly. and \oted
bor. We favor vocational edttcatioti.,to reduce the working are from elev-
the enactiitcnt and rigid Pilittl‘cettle‘lil'en hours to ten. and voted to have the
of u I“(Brit-rat “liild Labor law, the‘men paid weikiyx i never made a po
enactment of a generous and contttt‘u» litical tll‘fiil‘ir‘t- iit'ltil‘t“ election in my.
nenkivc Workmen's (lollilwnn‘diinli |aw.' lifeI How can i go to Washin Mon and
within the commerce pout-v of (‘on-‘ take the oath of office if i am immedi-
'it‘t‘n. and an Accident ('llllllwlir‘ullnli,aiel) to iti‘li around and break It, iit
law. coiirin; all tloiernmeut eioploy- order to fulfil my promises? i do not
Po." stand on protiiises, but on the plat-
\'t‘t;rn t‘harics Hvaitn ”ugh” met-tvt- turn] I \otcd to amend the eight liotit'
ed that deelaration and announced that . bill sc tliiit it would effect all raiiioau'
lie wt'tilti be bound by it. his past ret it‘illployeh, but the amendment wan not
ord and prewnt convictions were itilpasaed. When it came to the final
hearty round with it, and it was liinh vote. 1 "Ned No. bt’f‘llllm i don't ton-
lili e that Woodrow “‘ilaon, whose‘cede that (‘oiiurem has the right to fix
ti.i.~t tH‘ill'ti had been squarely ataivist \vme'
it. should net busy and re adjtwl his What are you going to do when the
t'llll\ltll(llir~ and pull himself out of the war ends and thousands of pr‘lll‘l" “'“1
t-ll whirl! he had duff for himself and be tlivown out ti work because of the
ililt‘ \iliiih his party had thrust him 'prcioiit tarifl'i’ 'l‘liou'sands of women
What Were those it ~pectite tet-ords" 'l re now employed in the European flit”
Let them speak for themselves: [(tl'lt~.~ and are working for small
(‘hzzt‘li‘e lIi'aiia Hutches when (lover. wares At the end of the war they are
not of New "ork, in lfloT, in a litl‘r- going to continue workinr‘ and the
sage to the Legislatine. said' till'il‘i‘ oi voods made by them. Will be
"i recommend to your careful con» so low that the American manufac-
~idcration tlte important subject of tuners will not be able to (‘Ollltit‘tewi
t‘liild Labor law» for the protection of them. and will be forced to close their
children. in seturinn for them their factories.
rights tiirouuh an elementary edtita \‘i'licn thc Ili’l‘tltll'l‘ltin‘ went into pow
tion and in aurroundinc them with itr they mid that the cost of liiitti:
appropriate .‘tiit‘lilllil'tid, making .iii i<- would he reduced. The only place i
peciui lil'l't‘lli to human m-titiitictttand have Iotiiid liviii; any lower wa~ in
that nothing should be left undone to New York State. where they allow
:ive them full effect." people to eat horm- tieah. t'uncreau-
The New York Legislature enacted man Quinn naked na- if the meat of the
A specialty well appointed fitting room hi»
Corset section where free fitting f'
Now Gain 01
“LA CAMILLE.”
"lhe“Fr0ntLacchorsetwithVentiloBack"
\\'c announce
wit it plenaure a
special demonsmt»
iion of thin well-
known corset. Mrs.
Burnside, of Aurora.
liltnois, the home of
the "lat Camille"
corset, will demon-
strait; and explain
all the features of
“La Camille" Cor-
sets with the “Ven-
tilo" back.
Ventilo
This added tea-
tut'e prevetit> pres-
sure on the sputum
processes- while in
.‘tlllilp' ventilation.
The "\‘entilo" l-‘rttnt
:tiield iii every "La—
(‘ainille' l-‘ront Late
(‘orset pretents the
laccrs front scaring
the tieaii and at the
same time allow:-
greater range of ad-
just ment.
been installed in our
an be had,
law.- in accordance tlierewithI Ihoiwe was not good eating I replied
Woodrow Wilson. four IVNU‘H‘ lat-v _‘tlmt ii piob:ill;. was. and he maid
in 1911. in a lecture on t‘oiistittitionai had it ‘0 llih t‘llltrltltlt‘nlfi. if h" (Iv-“it'-
lttW. Mild. with reference- to the power ed. i wanted to cite mine good air.
of the Federal Government to lt‘IL‘inlzili' liii :tealts Now the question l'want
conternint: t‘liitd Labor: you to think over is. "What are you
“Ito power iii to regulate comtne‘ei- point to do when the war is over?"
bctiieen the Mates, and the attempts The chairman of the meeting. lid-
now made during etery- Mauiowot‘t‘on muml ii. t'rowe. at this juncture. anv
pics» to cuiry the inipltcntiom of that bounced that Dr. iiiriim R West and
power beyond the iiillloal boundaries Nehemiah t'andee had been nominated
of reasonable and hone.~t iiifi-rent-ttI t‘oratatc mpwnontatives. Mr. (‘andeo
show that the only Hum likely to pt- Wait heard from and made a few imp
f‘bH'iH'fl hy [lililllf‘litntimhl‘u [home mt‘erul remarks on the political aitiiation,‘
by the good iii-hoe ”licorice-waiter: liefrenhnientii were served diizlnt:
tctnpcr of the country. the t‘it‘llillll and tho votint: machiae'
"Tl“ lll‘f‘lmr‘t‘ti Federal lciziilation “'1“""ln”m‘"”‘l“d- '
witl' recard to'tlie reputation of t‘liitd
lilil‘tll afford-t it striking evatiiplc lt‘ '
tic power to regulate commerci- be M!
tween the Matt-s can be til-vt-li'iitti to REPUBlmAN GONVENIION B ‘IDUE
lilt lode the regulation of labor in Hill“
ltiit! factories .it can he ‘niiide to cm i
brace every particular of the liliillS-‘
tiial organization and action of tho‘
country. The only limitation (,‘oiitzresai
would observe. should the Supreme
t'tttt t assent to such ohvimwiyt‘.b.~‘iiid
evtraianaiiceiz of interpretation. would
be 'he lillllltllltlll“ of opinion and t'li’- All” ”N‘ “’90" of the credential
vmngtm,(.,.g~ {committee had been read. the chair-1
it “as political necessily' which tilt“ "m“ declared ”'0 nomination of re-,
mind an addition to the caiicuv pro» l""""""”"” in order. John A’ .\fi|-n"__~___
grant and. in face of bitter opposition‘wm“ recognized by the chairman and
by t. [9“. timmrmtp Senators, the bill nominated Charles H. Dilworth. tic
was passed through tho son“... out said that it wan npleaaure to nomint,
If not, your application
NilMlllAliS
(Continued trout First Page.)
“a
Attirtlst S. 1916. the vott- hein; 3,3 to 1..., ate such a man and that Mr. Dilwortb
Of tam... Within A”. 30 were Dcmo- had worked hard in the First Dia-i
crats and 33 “'i‘l‘l‘\Rt’pllbllt‘aita. (if trict to put the republican party
thoet voting No. in Wint‘i‘ itiziiiocrats “1""? n was. Th" nomination wast
and two “'i'i‘l' itepublicam. As in tlio' regularly seconded. I ‘
House. the bill was pa sued only by the The mm": of ‘qumiah Sand". was
aid at tt.,',,,t,m.un votes and, “I“homtp'roposwi by (‘harles E. Vkellotztz.”.\ir..:
”m” it would have becn defeated. tkellogg stated that Mr. tnndeelwas at
i have uh...“ m“ this record to show‘guml man for the office and tint be
t
. . .‘ r ‘ be sure to receive all of the re .
the abeolutc absurdity of Mr. Wilson‘s ‘ ‘ 0m“
. . iuhlican votes on election day. ’l‘hct
clam. tltnt tl l.- . ' - I . . ‘
, h "0" partisan action 0' nomination was seconded. ‘
tonnreas can by any
P. M.
Beautiful Bust and Shoulders
m multiln if you will wear a wieatiilcnlly constructed
lien Joli. Branden.
The droning weight of In unconfined bust so stretch” the
sounding nucle- lhnt. the contour of the figure in spoiled.
(: :v J‘-l
BRAbSlhi
graceful line to the cnlire upper batty.
The are. the dnlatiest and most serviceable laments imnxl-
nab me in nil material: and elylca: (‘mn linck. Hook
Front. Surpltoc. Bandeau, etc. Boned with "\i‘nlolm,“ the
rultleu boning—permitting washing without removal.
Have your dealer show you Bic-ii Jolie Branders. if not neck-
ed. we will Iladly lead him. prepaid. sample: to chow you.
BENJAMIN & JOllNES. 5t Warren Street. Newark, N. J.
ut the but! incl: where it. be-
nitu. prevent. the full bud from
haying the appearance of nah-
ltiiicwl. eliminate the danger of
s dinning tunnel“ and confine thc
0- .h of the shoulder giving a
:1 Voter?
should be in the hands of the
Registrars of Voters on or before Monday. Oct. 16th, at 5
\
This is all importanbf you have not yet been made
. "“mbm-V bl“ lud o t‘eor c it. \I'osburgh was next1 - /
”15‘”; in“) a Democratic “’5‘“ i" ””5 llt‘IHi'dgil'O’lli ugnd nominated Hiram it} an “odor and desu‘e to VON on NOV. 7th.
“gunman. . . {West as candidate for representative. 3
l r 0M) 11909658"! '0 ttdtl ill"l ‘39- "i wish to put forward the name ofi '—" —“--_.__ _____ .
iiii‘ii‘licliih b22212: i’fi'esident ”1m." R9~ian enterprising doctor of this town,": ' .
- ‘ ' ‘ ‘ M enacted I““’“,~““id JUdE" VOSbnrflh- “WM has a per- Dilworth was one and honored litm
avatar-t (‘hild Labor and tltt'ti‘ Repair-t sonality second to none. He is not in- ; for it.
hm" “worm“ Md “lgnl‘dn ‘lll. nitd'eitperienced, for he has served several; Xanfinaiionfi t‘or justices of peace
the only necessity to}; Federal actionpositlons in the local government. iiwom declared in ordor by the chair-
nt all. was because of the refusal of propose the name of Dr. Hiram B.;mtm_ Judge Vosburgh proposed that.
the. cotton niill states of the South to West." Attorney (frumcr C. Hegetiian - tin-pp justices be appointed for each
do the same thing. seconded the nomination and the nom- I of the it‘irst and Secontf' Wards, two
Perhaps the reason for such Whistli'illfilions were closed. tfor the Third and one for the Fourth
may be found in the discussion of the immediately afterwards in n burstland Fifth. The motion was carried
hill When a (mutation was made from'of enthusiasm a motion was made. byland a motion that the delegates from
a lwiiletin. 610.. put out
(‘lark of Pharlottee. N. C.. editor of the the: secretary cast cued vote for Dr. . gates prevailed.
Southern Textile B l e i , ' , West and it was cat-rte . , . ,nnmed:
said: “I in in which be Mr. Dilw‘orth was once more heard; Hint Ward—4m [Ilavgrit‘lerbert 0.
“When these 0 19 co ' from and said “that there was a story, Pollard and Edwin ,. 0y .
mountatns- they 33ml; bong: Elliott‘diitilne.‘ floating around for the past three: Second Ward-Stephen Dokus,
tton, That in the reason we do not weeks that he was working for mean-z“: Ciirnow and )iOl'i‘lS' land.
harp compulsory education m North nexation of Winnlpauk to the First Third WartiAJohn Viv. Banks
Caroliifa. because the isolated moun-‘msmm' I bring this up b‘dfore “9'11“th C- DeWitt. '.
lain districts would go Republican if convention in. order to explain it and Fmr‘lll Ward—Clarence tlenniman.
We forced computgory education on show its uniruth," said Mr. Ditworth.i Fifth Ward—Edwin W. (.odfrcy.
them." i "ls“:h a m°;'°u‘:'°“:d be oontmr‘ygito 01%! A committee‘ onednitlesthaixnihameiii
- ~ ' 'put arm 0 e own. conven on o .tiona was appo m y .
thisiritlgoiigitstggzytgf $2191 1151,2233? £51912. which said that the rights Of thefl‘hc following is the committee on
“mess of m, motive in “a,“ 'the several warda'tn the city email be pre- rules; Charles G. Richmond. C. (1.
Federal power to com 'el Child L boi- served. I ““9 one °f the m9“ ln'tliegeman. Myron W. Osborn, Paul 0.
p a tsirumental in themaking of. this plat.l Mercer and Hiram A. Sharon and
regulation, which had always hereto- '
. form. The platform at 1916 conmlnflmommtttee on resolutions consisted of.
ion: been admitted to be a potion the some regulations.
power, inherent in the” states. ’
In view of the. actual facts with re-
ference to Child Labor legislation. Na-
tional and Statewiae, is it not night)"
The following were
J ohn
and
‘the platform which will be brought in Vogburgh, Charles W. Keene.
thy Judge Voaburph because it contains George H. Quintin-d and Daniel
the same principles." tWickI.
bv mytttt‘iiarlts E. DStwart-h and seconded thatioach ward nominate their own dete,
I shall back Charles E. Kellogg, Judge George ii!
Jr.,ttlon, pledge their loyalty to‘and out»
P.
Tit? two cummitteea held at publioan party, and their best.
He then Dropout] that an informal short session and the foiloWing'plat-
'Senator from the Twenty-sixth SCI}-
latorial District. and Hiram B. Wen
yand Nehemiah Candee for rep‘resentu-
tives front the town of Norwalk ‘iii the:
(lcneral Assembly. These men are all!
qualified to fill the offices for which
they have been nominated; with credit.
.to themselves and their constituents.
and their sole aim, if elected, will be
‘to work for the best intererts of this
communities they represent.
The Republicans reinterate. their
1 policy of fairfiss to all sections of the
icity of Norwalk. in local matters andl
tintcrests, as expressed in previous
.pluti’orms of the party, to wit:
; Every Word of th’é city of Norwalk
lrhali bc given adequate and just coir
isideration of its local needs and. m-
quirementn.
t The righta and privileges of said
iwards. and of the several taxing dis—
‘tricts of said city, shall be preserved
.I and guaranteed. -
i .\‘o amendments to the charter of
athe city of Norwaik shall be made
the) without the consent of all the warm»
.in the city.
And the delegates to said conven-
port of all the candidates 0‘: the RF
and
tunited efforts to bring about the slew
”0"“ ‘° ’9’" ”‘9 ”elm—“u“ cmd‘*'banot be taken and motion was one form was adapted“ it mutt o: thcl uon 6: said candidates.
““9 m" “m ”mm“? t° “‘9 “m"! tied. Judce Taylor Appointed Georse latter committees deliberations:
1’19. 0‘ the Amado Paul, "ll/l he mod-t R. Richmond and Myron W. Osborn
catty told the Corinthians. that it was. tellers.
The informal ballots when Norwiitk. in on
nor his purpose
The Repub " as of the town OltHATCH AFTER 190
I, ention assembled. on- ‘
’ . lo bonatin another collected Ihowed that a total of 24 done the principles of the Republicani CHICAGO. Oct. 17.——Sidney Hatch,
"1"“ ““9 0‘ dun“ ”“9 m u’,voteit hut hm cm and offline. minute in contained in the platformnmer of ,t number ot' mum”.
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