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SUFFRAGE ARM
READY TO MARCH
ON WHITE HOUSE
Union's First Congress
Will Open at Cap?i?
This Afternoon.
DEMOCRATS GRAM
"CAUSE" HEARING
National Committee Will Listen
to Arguments?Welcome
Motor Envoys.
UN US i?_ Ha-ea-i ]
? I .
injuring into Washington on every train
to-night, to be present to-morrow at the
opening of the Ant nation..'. eonvon
tion of the Congressional Cnion and at
th<* demonstration when t.
the Women Voters' Convention ll pi"
gresi and to Pr<
Wilson. '1 rters of th
WOt* OSO! ed ? Ith a whirl and rs
. verything for tho big meeting was pu!
??y.
A hearing before the Democratic N'a?
bonni Committee In the Intel
?vornan su'Trar-e was arranged to-day
i,y M ' Adamson, wife of the
?'?.mmissiorer of New York. Am
?it of this big eoneossior ?
?ratle ehleftalns there Is
hearts of the BUtTraf
The hearing will be in the W
on Tuesday, and it will have ?
moral effect, in the opinion of the suf
ite, Mrs. Lilly Wolstonbolmo, a
member of the t'tah Legislature and s
Democrat, will speak, as will the two
?nvoys from the San Francisco Women
Voters' Convention.
Mrs. Florence Kelley, of Now York,
will introduce the speakers, who will
mostly take the line, it was said to-day,
tl at if the Democratic party hO|
uccess next fall It could not afford to
:;ar.l the women voter-? of the BUf
.
?
amendme: ?
ol this seisios of Congi
Half a Mile of Petition Mlastag
Somewhere between Wilmin
. nn?! Wsshlngton is hslf s
of signatures tu the
?vhich was to h tod to
? ongres3 to-morrow. Most of the pe?
tition is safely here, while other sec
?ions of it are en route to the capita!,
but strenij. to-dsy had
p to a lal to locate the
alf a rm.. that has I ?
Nearly one hundred members of Con
iiv.? replie?!
v? i" to the invitstion of s ill
of the
Capitol to welcome the envoy? who havo
motored a? ???-.,
this mammo tion.
These tv?o envoya, Mrs. Sara Hard
Field, of Oregon, and Miss France? Jol
liffe. of California, will he S
ponied by an escort of honor of several
hundred women. From the Capitol this
? ? the envoys
?.. the Wl
! by the Pre* id?
Among th? nrom
if Wisooni
man, of Novada; I'helan and Works, of
California, ar.'l Owen, of < ?klahoma.
Many other Senators have giren condi?
tional :
|
of the House who have
*ed definitely t-. * now
number eighty-nine, and acce;-'
-till are cr.ming m to the Congressional
Union headquarter? Among tl
??tick, Hotel
\N hite lions?* Re. option.
'at the
Wh't? House n ? 2 o'clock.
? sent the Army an?:
< m.?: ..nal and departmental I
families of Washington and state auf?
trage leader?.
A division of women on horseback
Wfll head the parade. A
women on foot, bearing tl
Anthony amerniment ' Amer?
ican flag and the suffrage banner, will
follow. Then Will SOBO I
girls dressed in ?he purple, white end
gold of t; ? Unios u,,j
g liberty cap-?.
Followir. ?
teen
'
Ala-ka. Tti?-*.. ? -ornan
roprosi ol ng Wyomii .
I ?
roys in the autom?.'
which they ?
The lp Will b
hundr.
dent'- House,
end th?n will march I
n from tl ?
while
?
ial sections of i ?rorhers
In various
of lawyers, literal
?Vom
?
home makers, business 4v?:nen aid
atate will be in line.
in au- md s leeond eavs
cort w rear.
Mra. John Jay White is grand mar?
shal f.f ths I araii- nr..J
Louis? chairman of the mar?
shal'* comm '
N??*- York Women Included.
.1rs Mary Au I SI srt I C
resent
A. H
Mrs U ;
>lr*. F. A
W?rr?n, Mrs. H? ?
T'-lle d*j );.v*r_
ttmu
l
Kene?!
M ' .
? r? !
"'
**-r"- " ?'. the 1.? .-.
Mah?
Miss J? - ? .- A-? .--,-. Mrs. ?.
Mm. Leonard Thorns . "?- ?,.
Morris, Mrs. Harriot Slant
Brewf
Mi??i 4ana '
'
? l' '
Miss ) H?
? ?
..ib of
... end alio i
man of
'
lb has
in the
'
t act
the rccnt
?
?
?
? .n de
?
conclusions
"rom.
SUFFRAGE COHORTS
OFF TO WASHINGTON
Delegations from Rival Orpan
izationi Prepare to Storm
Congress.
. .,
Union for \V?.na?
tional American Woman S . '
eiatli
' ork for W i
, day afternoon. The members of the
? al I'mon will ?
- eh opens at I
; nd will un
? ?
II?.use this
. n from ?
' ?
The rivali organ!?
I
ed h?-r ii ?
?
' ;on.
'
Suifr.-i \ . nave mans
' '
?
Grace
Wilbui ad Dr,
intion
? . favors Mrs.
n the
?
I ujion the nal
-.s not favor par
; ' ca.
n the
:
ild do
i.irg in tl
Within the la :
of WOI
? induced !
te for Repul
ocratie
? * York delegates to
-1 M. Thon
: inturn, Mr?. Harri- ?
. Mrs.
- M. Marks,
.tien,
Mrs. O. H. 1
? t the a-'ociation
.Mastic plai
? -i-s'dent of
? men's Press Club, will ?peak on
New Campaign." "!>Y,-ri::;
t Women"
an address by Mr?. Ml
-
soeiation headquarters and are open to
INCREASE IN CRIME
SHOWN BY COURTS
Despite Loss of The Bronx, Dis?
trict Attorney's Business
Larger than Lver.
Whatever effect the loss of the
have had on th? political
complexion of New York ('our'
:??? the of rkttor
creal , as a separate county
has not diminished the l
that olTicc. On the contrary, there ha?
increase of criminal
rrosecutions in - ounty since
ta own
.
i 1911
for the
?
?
- or un in
? ?
'
or tl
.iss of
?
-
' ? ?
I
ia taken an axe to the
While cor.:
Yirinj?
'
unpr.
trial.
?rnev ha?
?
i morder in
? ?
. ?babiy
-
?
-
THIERICHENS DISAVOWS SLAP
?ir.il.-r llorl Oaer !le
l?->' t II. Ml... had ||| r.n.
... J
j
miser
;
face of a marine pi
. Vard a
The sommai
him ;? .
lie.
?
?d him In .-.
'
?aj? with an Incident or thi?
y, I
MISS MARGARET A.-DICKSON.
tciety ?u a r the St, Regis
on Saturd ? father, J'>s**ph B. I ?*.vn.
MRS. GALT TO WEAR
GOING-AWAY GOWN
Members of Family Believe
1 ?Jit (loth Garment Will Be
Uer Wedding Dress.
.
.Vi hington- K-c. 6 A tall, unro
? lag W.-sterner. wearing a
semi-?? it, av ?' t :-'? ?'??> la^bby
of t! announced
that he had waited more than an hour
in t!. .- >ld to sec
? lalt arrive Si
terian < hurch -which indi
gtonlans pi
? ?>? ?ee
:?t or not i unless th?
in tl.. rviee and looking
?
? it in the approaching nup?
tials i tf Executive of the na?
tion.
t the i
his study, but in the afternoon called
'. ere was a family din?
ner pai ? ? ? night,
?.,,' on the hearth
and in the
.-lor.
Gait's family be?
I ;r-away
i th.at it will
I , ith, (I ? known
. ? ' bar I
?
of V, i
.riage on I'e
: 18.
I- ?d, but not officially an
??, that
prefer that no
count rie?,
?
I. Y . rocured the mar
Roosevelt Longworth for
.-1 ti.ry McAdoo and Mi ?s
?
o for tl Pi Infant and
.Mr-. -.
? onsid
'.?8t the work of Timothy
I ? ngraver, who hai
'. ent Wil
iur Thomas
of the
Coom
favor?
Pn lenl and v
length sitting piirture
?
?
hi? fri? ndi publie, and
wh ci, ., automobil
? ?.It.
1'
?
Christmas.
presents r.
P
' ? !:d:sn
WILSON IS UNFAIR.
SAYS TFUTON PARTISAN
Only Outwardly Neutral. De
ciar >s ( ron "?kil.
Pi. |
' 5?kal. former r
liuriiii? t!
'?
?ically
?many
. at Weak?
'
Mr. ? mined
?
? utrul,
es this
? that
!
' ?
?
? ? and
?mm i
The tm ? trots
.--? h i
?
: be declared v. ?thin t*? nly-;our
hour?."
FOUR CITIES BID
FOR DEMOCRAT
National Committee Neetf T?
morrow May Hear Stif.
fra^ists* Arguments.
Washington, !? ?-. ;
of the work of the administration ar
Of Congreso, ths selection of a tin
MS for th ? emocrat
National Convention and the election <
a new treasurer an?l secretary wi
constitute the chief work of the Demi
whic
? here Tuesday mon.
.rations foi
Four cities,
llallas snd n th
race for the eonvel
:*t Louis dele,- . ?
DM ciieck.
With about half of the delegate
present to-day, James i". Smith, chair
man of the St I.oui*- delegation, ?
seventeen pledges for his city. Th
bu las eoi tingsnt ?*? bead?
ernoi Henrj !
:ey of Dallas i re abou
sever.- Including th
mayors o; s.
Announe? i llous
would rerunn ?tral in th
Texans, who hod hoped for th? :
"
the eommi sd friend!
that, afti-r pr?s? .it the
.
of th?
?
? i ( hairras -. probably
?
? nt as
Com
? i-n.
Chairman MeCombs las promised s
?
in effort 1 e tl coi
?<?' un?
able to s regarded
- Sllf
rman McComhs
I either II? -
t'ommings,
from C
n from Mmne
?
Th? eoi . ' Bid authori
??irmal
?
?
i . . .?
? LA?OH IN EVERY LINT.
"The Log of The Ark"
Ky I. I. GORDON and A. J. i'RL'l.M
"\\ lio is W ho" In litis f ?mo-i?. ' rk
C?? 'a n, Nr ah
Fin * -
ii. Hem
-? \s? lirlh
I
-it 0[ rrator. Shrm
Chief I ngmeei, Hsm
i| nein
Il in. M\??*lt
'
- Weil - M ?
s*t-'wa'-rl<M4. Mn Hum
1 ;? in fr?-!?. Mr?. Japhrth
S Lt-ri. Aul'matir
' i'i l.ivt Stock
rSK I l ' HKl AT \N^ IKMIU-K1HK
!.. I?. DUTTON ?S: *-<?'' ?ANY, 6*SI liith Wc, N, AV i()RK CITY
Cbe l . ?litar?an Cull
ni ??- \i)u ' ttend the next meeting and concert at
Leslie Hall S3d Streel and Broadway, at 8.10 p. M.
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 7TH, 1915.
?.I r.a? r.HB
APTHt r UAHrim '.) HATS rtiairmia
Saut KL I'NIMiMr'.k i? s.n.inal r?rnlM-*ma.
ui-iiA _ aii'ti.iui m \*meo*m ?no Uaaest*
Oa CV.riuiier. iaii*rn 1% Idcaliam.
?QUXMOH
.?VRH1* ?N miri.l. . D4.KA DE ?THA.
I!?rt*/,n* J'rlrnxlnnna.
?laAKBUtra I" \ ? \ SOTBM ANNA AMAT"
VloitOlel Planla?.
Ml HAS I I l'UNO. AKomi mill
Admisson rree-.tolleruons snd Contributions Not Permitted
?i / >i ? | ? | v" YOi V(>?V??I
\] hath the Gary Flan?
By ALICE BARROWS FERNANDEZ
Tribune readers will find in this department a
clear and authoritative account of the Hirt school
System, proposed Jor this city. Questions of parents
and teachers will he gladly answered. 1 he de?
partment Will appear on Mondays and Thursdays.
WHAT TUF: WIUT PL AN DOES.
It takes children off tha .streets
, m wholesomely busy at
work, study and play for ?ix or
set an hours a day.
It t-'ive? all children just as. much
academic work as the trad.tional
school, but by lengthening the school
day It gives time for practical ?hop
work, science, music, auditorium and
play for all children.
WHAT THK WIRT PLAN MF. VN1?-.
T.- .-? -ry parant: A chance to give
his child the enriched educational
opportui ities usually reserved for
the children of the favored few.
To teachers: No more hour? of
teaching; more congenial work.
To the community: Better citl
seaai better schools for leas cost.
For Information on the Gary plan
by a great American educator read
"Schools of To-morrow," by John
?ad Evelyn Dejaras/. Pub?
lishers, K. P. I?utton & Co. Price,
nble at any public
library.
Itl?h??p CoBItaay on the Gary Plan.
"Valiami Map I be allowed to ?et
the public through the columns
iper, end especially be?
fore the ii,... ? i . ? y loeatioB, the par?
ticular view which I hold regarding the
I much controvert. .1 question of the
adoption of h new plan or plans for
the teaching of children In the puVi
schools? The chief of these are popu?
larly known as the Gary and the Et
tir^cr plans, each of which provides
that part of the children shall be out
Of the building during a period or pe?
riod! of the schal ?la>. All r
are agreed that the present practi?---,
l.y which no religious instruction Is
given in the public school?, shall be
liaed; ?nd nearly all
parti?? are equally agreed that relig
? im instruction I? the inalienable
right of every child, and that children
?o insTi? ???.! reach maturity better
pro] .r.ol ??. exercise the duties of citi?
zenship than those who have been de?
prived of thia right
"At the present time th.-re are in the
public schools i in round BBtaboi.
el Idren, of whom
200,000 receive religious instruction for
i.l ..ut one hour once a week In the Sun?
day tchool? and the remaining 6
receive little or none.
Ceeaaallfea Guards Against Dangers.
"All the foregoing premised, repre
?:ve? of various Jewish and < hris
tian churches organiaed then
into a committee to devtee means by
which children when out of the public
?cho'd building during a period or pe
hool .?Ay should I.
religious iaatraetloa. There ara
difficulties which had to be far.. !
.'cut any attempts on the |
?ny church to prosely'ize; the other,
to do nothing whereby the public school
system should be ?lrawn away from its
position of neutral".y toward all relig
?nstrurtion and both of the
they think that they have well In hand.
The latter, they believe, will best be
necured by it? being requirod that par?
ents ?hall fill up a card ?fating the placo
Iah thry d?;?ire their children to
go during the time when they are re
i from ?chool attendance, as that
trill allow the school authorities *.>
; r.ivide for such children as are ?en:
nowhere ?nd prevent their idling about
-, wfj
Two Part? Must Be An???-cred bv Op?
ponents.
"Tho.?e who oppose the introduction
of th? plans r.o v under ?li.-cu -.??or. mu-'.
.or an enormous
increase in expendil lie te provide ac?
commodation for thooe children for
no in the ex
building?; nr.d tl
children wh. n not in tl e lehool build
: '. say ?r. what ?ray they wou
the children dur
I a full and fra
? at of the
? 1-'. COURTNEY.
"Now Y??rk, Nov. IS, 1916."
chairman of t
I ? ? - national t ommittee
v. Religious Instruction. Co
siderinji the fsct that this committ
sly enge -.'.i ?n this wo
for some time, the f??i',owinif senten
from iiishop Courtney's i? ttei shou
-. :?? -
feature of the Gary plan: "There *.?,?.*
.*h had to I I
; the na
hurch to pi the o trie
te do nothing whereby the publ
sd ? . system shouid he dial
from its position of neutrality towai
nil rell-ious instruction snd both <
? think that they have we
in hand."
Testimony from The Bronx.
"Madami Moot of the criticism <
the rel ? ous feature of the Gary iyi
;?ired by tl
?i plan of the Catholic Churcl
"The iilea is a rn.ir.ake. It
rt 'lint in Publi
Sel ...1 ;."., The I'.ronx, where th -
ure is being tried out, the principal al
of it Is being mad
by I u si, ? he p?*'<?r ?if th
Catholic chureh. I!
- m the beginning of thi
movem. nt is easy to MOOS
I ehildrOB in the srhool are hi
par1 ? onei . !'? OUS ?ri
man, h?* bas n foi Mi
? irrival in New York to take u
the work of weekday religious in
striction. His I r schoo
? ha? " leen Koinj? on for som.
timo, and are still conducted aloni? for
nor lines i"r children in his parisl
.'her than Publi
: 45. Mi ? plan fount
? '"ij771 in a ? to accep
the opportunities offered by :"
schedule, and in a very brief time h.
ha.l perfected an excellent or;
? *? clergymen ought to hi
thsnkful to him for showir
bilitiei open? .1 to them.
Ol her Churehen Should Take Up Work
"Hut, to L.? frank, I think he mn?!<
the mistake of doing it too well. Th.
other clergymen, most of th. m, I
h : I work. SOW U hat u
lug they could make in comparison in
1 to think o?
? wou M
be the other way. snd .?re sll
of u* I urnan. ! ' issi him-elf
i like to s. i ? ? burches
I work. He is anxious to do
. to brini
and lensible lines, Recently he re?
marked to me that I tion had
hi ? ?ir-iwr, to s of his sp?
rig on the it ihepherd bis
. ?lid I,
? ?ayune, but
llingness to offnes him?
self if his personality or pi
?i 'i..* wsy of cnrryin-j; out this
promising oxperimen- s
? him a much bigger man
Religions Inatructiiin Will Co on Ke
?rardle-as of Wirt Plan.
-hould be remembered that hu
ous knowle i; sre quits
?ecure, independently of the fate of
lyataas, if that falla cf adoDi
the ?cho'?ls in this vicin.ty will I
to .-. p on with a doulile schedule
tern, an 1 the op- of get
his children together outside of scl
hours w.ll be ;ust about the ?am?
they are row.
mucn for thut part of it.
sho-vs that Catholic: are Brill Bg to
0 ?erate, in so far as no seer tice
priaciple I? '.nvo'v'd, w.th other re
leas l o Ye? In tffeeung at least a i
tial solution of the most urgent pi
lem tu charchas have to face the
Detraction of kas? "h !dren.
Catholic Policy .Moro Thorough tl
Wirt ?".an.
"Hut it would be a ?mall com;?i m
to our rollgioaa earnestness to cail
Wirt'? olfering of opportunity t.?
churches the Catholic policy. Our e
- much more thorou
.?J in our graa
of parochial school*. It) the pursue
of this policy we have lav? Itod ?
ion? of dollar? and have organize?
' pf tl "'i-" '
chief, the Cardinal, stands behind
like a rocs.
are devoted to it. an ! WO h;
not the slightest intention of derart
from it. For example, ihe Gary syst
Il to be tried out on a lar*:
this Borough of the Bronx, Well.
this Borough of the Bronx there i
thirty-nine Catholic parishes; of th<
- i ! iv.. ..'?- -i ' tnrted ?eh m
I tha Italian church, there i
three other Catholic parishes, m
.f them, ?' ho s
run through the territory of Pu'
None of us is taking act
B the work in connection B
that school. Two of the three pari-h
bava Joel flaiahod baildiag very fl
school?; the third has property for
.school which will be, built at t.o grc
diatanee of time.
Why Should Mln'sters and Rabbi? 0
pose Opportunity?
"There is no need dwelling on th
Everybody knows that we Catholics a
not the one? who hav<? most :
worry over the nresei.t religious situ
Bat if I bad to fice the com!
tinni of clergymen of other fait!
whom I know I should le worried de
perste. I admiro their courage. Ira
not alway? applaud their judirmet:
Take this Wirt system. It is saay
? ?
? hen he e-'mbt tha
handy pillar of patrioti-m to denoun.
irehes. Hi
that mim?'? ra and rabble thoald jol
with h m in wracking their beel chan?
of holiling the coming
I rn'i ' '.I'd.
can only regret it. The dl
llgrion does no ?.1 I Indll
CO in lUeS matters i- eOBt
and hurtful to other religions and
misfortune to the rep i
"FRANCIS P. DUFFY,
"Church of Our Baviour, Bronx."
Vork, Nov. If, l'.'l"?.
lU'ligiou? Instruction Before Wirt K<
organization.
ther Puffy'? letter brinir? out
Itood by th
Publie School 45, Th
, was on the Ettinger doubl
in part-time plan before it Wa
reorganized by Mr. Wirt. Under thi
. r douille -es-ion plan one grou?
of children came to the school at B:Sl
n. m., remained in tha saa unti
I, when they hud opening
and itady In anditoriam aa?
(TOunda until 11:S0, when the?
home to lunch, returood at 12:31
stayed la the ele
until 2:150, ??hen they were diem
take these children for religiou? in?
struction any time after 2:150.
The other group did not come to
school until 9'.SO u. m.. went honte to
at 12:S0, and did not return to
school until 2:30, when they remained
in c!as?rooms until 1:1511 p. m. As
? did not come to
until 9:80 a. m., it was possible for
1
ln-truction at that time. As Father
I - and - after - school cla??es have
been going on for ?orne time, .and are
?? in me r.ic?lenury Schoa|-j
:'*.'?'r school?.'
J. A. Tomlinson. The mat??? ?..
sted.
on Cary pl'in will be held WteuuS
er **. m p m . by l'areit.* ?
sociation of Public School 93 il..
k.*a_. Ml. ?.lu -1 r I B?__?? -_'. ?"???
READY FOR COLLEGE
SETTLEMENT WORK
Women i'lan Society Teas 114
Dances to Aid Uplift
Work.
"Come Back to Erisl" came th? \nr\.
'< tational notes of the piano at 95 R...
IngtOS Street last Bight, in ore of thai?
te p?r?4im
Uvs to the acre than anywhere tit? u
i the world.
" Tli emcnt House yooua
folk*,. ' i 1 one of the
crowd who had nev.r ?
didn't wunt to ge, bot un* had gi'hirH
on the sidewalk t<. enjoy the rr.tuit
"My LI ..* ::.-xt ?avfk ,,
what they i - College Stttl?.
nient w? et?, and, if they don't gut th*
. soma of th?
houses will baye I
"And what will the children 4^
then?" Indi) ..r;ded anothir
"Where el ? s then 1
back yard 1 . ,;*
can nuiKe my Jimmy ami bis t?ar.g b<
have'."' As : '
But insid
B the Unit? ? the sir un
. full o' ? || Stttl?
-
Aiding the int.-.emeni
of society who v .-it which
the work an i I
.? I! be expl : 1
clubs of tl -
Bryi H??r
snd P 1 the ss>
' ??'- a*, th,
Hotel A
Columbis I ? rniih m
era] nsmbei e ill be a uln
'
by th?- ? re rare Ku?,u
lisits midiiti
"Self-control si '* are nt
watch m
1.1 McD. 1
'.v y?ir? k
charge of the R
ust the raoarj
*.?.<? want, though w
-." she said. "But we an mi
r the pulilic t?. know our yooii
live an?! k?*
rk. We I ???.??? ?
of punies, who, <i
'?."'?
settlemenl
ither buildings. We feel that they ??:!'
enjoy SMOting u? n? much al ? ?i!
isa*l hell
? US."
? ,.- -?-V*.? **v
II?r-er W. W|t-?T. nir-H-W ?V?t*4
Hou?seepli * B.ira-.u et
S*_iUtu>_ ???I Hmul*.
REO.U.S. PAT.V BOFF.
GOOD LOOKS REFLFXT
GOOD HEALTH
YOU can't havr bright eyes and
i itnot'th, i-'r-m skin if the fer?
menting waste produces of
con it i pat ion are poisoning your
system.
( Ipation U tlic chirt cm?.*.? not
univ ?it }H??r <*i)iii|, rxi.in*., l>ut o? three
quartets of the illnesses tr??tn winch
wi'inrn suffer
Hretl the ilanifi -.'.?.'liais ol .?ailla
skin, p<*or eyesight, headaches
ehech eonstipntion before it is too
late. Nt.t with laxative drVtgS which
physic and irritate ami later bring
?bent reactions which make )?>u reg?
ularly dependent upon them. Bring
si:?'.it natural conditicns, Nature's
way?with Nujol. Nujol is the
ii!t_h?->t to-ini ?if the pure white wdum
eral oil rei'oiiimeii.lrd by lei 2
doctors thf world over for eiHi?ti| \.
Nujol tl. rs not ?et bj irritai I
by luhruatn.n ? bj t
latCStiual ii trnts Mini 1
natural a.rii.n in a purrl) Bsectbai al
wa\
N u|(jI is < "... ? *.?, odorless? tast< <?
It can be tak?*fl by anyone, ev I
JTOnngest child, in any quantity,
without danger.
Write for boolilet, "The Katumal
Treatinrnt of Coostip iti?u?. " If y??ur
?1 ru ?I u. *? I hasn't it, ?* ? will send a pint
bottle of Nujol prepaid to any p??int
in the United States un receipt of
15c?money order or itanipa.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(Now Jertrj)
Itayonn? New Jersey