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POISON FIREWORKS KILL
JERSEY CITY BABY GIRL
«, JERSEY ClTfir, N. J., June I».
Three-year-old Ruth Kennedy 1*
dead in the Greenville Hospital
from the effects of swallowing
poisonous “fireworks** supposedly
given to her by another little girl
with whom she was playing.
The j girl complained to h«tr
mother of illness, explaining what
she had swallowed. She was Im
mediately removed to the Green
ville Hospital where She died late
today.
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BEN. TREXLER’S
BODY FOUND
INRIVER
Coat and Hat Found on Key
Bridge Point to .
Suicide
the worst fears of Mrs. Benjamin
Trexler and her six children became
a reality '< ster<lay afternoon worn
the body of her biisban< was n.'atntM’
from the Potomac River a short
distance from Key bridge.
Trexler’s body was pulled from
the river by T. E. Donaldson and
M. B. Miller, employes of Reynold’s
Poathouse, who were helping the
searching party of police. The
body was found in thirty feet of
water in the middle of the river.
Policeman Donoghue, of the
Seventh precinct, found a hat and
coat be. •ng inp to Traxler or the
Villi')
Bobbed Hair
b beeoedar t* noat women, tat ft b
ia*M«at t» nmeaber that the eombint
• ata hraahiar of Zm< ftalr actually stimu
late the acai* while with bobbed hair thia
simulation it laddac.
H hair ia bobbed, fraqoeat maaaarint of
the aoal, iaataotetely nummary and
did nealta are obtained by applyinr a
•mall quantity of Newbeo’a Herpieidewith
each mamafe.
Pure and dear, without train or dye.
Herpicide may be need with abeolute eeo
ddeaee. to atimulate the acalp. prevent
dandruff and falling hair, and aa an aid
to hair-health and beauty. On aale at all
drop counten.
NEWBRO’S HERPICIDE
roi THS HAU AND ICALP.
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STUDEBAKER
Juit Drive It; That*» All
Democrats Read Up
on Dawes’“Hell
/ and Maria”
Finis J. Garrett, Democratic
leader of the House, has started
a demand for “Hell-an’-Maria”,
literature.
Friends found him today in
his office reading a report of
the testimony of Gen. Charles
G. Dawes before the Foreign
Division of the House Commit
tee to Investigate the Conduct
of the War. At this hearing
General Dawes gave utterance
to the old-time ejaculation which
has made it historic.
Garrett is to take an active
part in the Democratic conven
tion and in the political cam
paign to follow. He-decided it
recessary to brush up on his
tory and references, especially
with reference to General Dawes.
Discovery of the special line
of reading followed by Garrett
led to a rush on the House and
Scnabe document rooms and the
Congressional Library for copies
of the Dawes testimony, and
they Were soon exhausted.
south end of K*y \ Bridge early
yesterday. T>?s an<‘ the.’a't that
Trexler, who was an Ice 'dealer at
956 Twenty-sixth street northwest,
had shown signs of despondency,
led the police to believe (that oo
had committed suicide by leaping
into the river.
Mrs. Trexler and two children are
said to have been ill for many
wreke and are < < n’ -ilesclng.
MRS. GERTRUDE H. WELCH
ASKS LIMITED DIVORCE
Alleging cruelty and desertion,
Mrs. Gertrude H. Welch has filed
suit in the District Supreme Court
against Lawrence Edward Welch,
1017 I street southeast, for a limited
divorce and alimony.
Plaintiff, represented by Attorney
B. R. Stewart, alleges that on one
occasion her husband told her that
she was “a millstone about his
neck; that he was getting tired of
married life to her and 1* going to
get away from it. She says de
fendant has threatened to l«Ave
the city and asks that a writ be
issued to prevent him from leaving
this jurisdiction pending her suit.
They were married at Rockville,
Md., October 4, 1923.
EDUCATING INDIAN TO COST
U. S. $5,571,864 IN 1925
Education of the American In
dian will cost the Government 35,-
571,864, during the fiscal year 1925,
an increase of 3327,689, over the ap
propriation for the fiscal year 1924,
the Interior Department announces.
Os this amount western public
schools will receive 3100,000 for tui
tion payments of Indians sent to
them.
AEEEN BOOMED
TO OEESET
DAWES
General Is Urged By Kentucky
Delegation For Place on
Democratic Ticket
By STEWART IACKBON.
Internatieaal N«w» tMrvic*.
As a reply to the nomination At
Cleveland of Brigadier General
Charles G. Dawes a* the Republi
can Vice Presidential candidate,
former service men in the Demo
cratic party today launched a boom,
for the naming es Major General
Henry T., Allen, retired, for Vice
President at New York next week.
General Allen led the Ninetieth
Division during the war and was
commander-in-chief of the Ameri
can forces in Germany during the
entire occupation of the Coblentz
bridgehead -in the Rhineland. He
was chairman of the American
Olympic games committee and is
president of the German-American
Relief Association. He was born
in Kentucky and entered the army
in 1882, retiring April 13, 1923.
Th* movement was started by
Judge Robert 8. Marx, of the Su
preme Court, of Cincinnati, prtii
dent of the Disabled War Veterans;
and Already has received the sup
port es many prominent Democrat*.
A letter received by Judge Marx
yesterday frem Col. E. M. House,
who wg* adviser to the late Presi
dent Woodrow Wilson stater
"I have the same high opinion
of General Allen as you have, end
in the event th* convention be
comes deadlocked J. should be more
than content to see it broken with
his nomination (for President). How
ever, I think it fair to tell you that
I am for Mr. McAdoo and will be
for him until he 1* either nominated
or defeated.”
Judge Marx declare* that th*
Kentucky delegation Is pledged for
General Allen for either President
or Vice President, depending on
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ministration. He i* an expert on
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and analysing the Dawe* reparl
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Start Action to Ssize Brewery
SCRANTON,* June 19.—Proceed
ings were commenced here for the
seizure of the Pilsner Brewery, of
Hazleton, when Federal District
Attorney filed a bill of complaint
with the United States court alleg
ing that the brewery hod violated
the law by brewing and marketing
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BALTIMORE & OHIO
PREDICTS A REVOLT BY
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MASON CJTY. lojra. June 19
Unorganized group* of labor, farm
er* and “white collar” worker* will
call at halt to special privileges en
joyed by organized labor and cap
ital at a not far distant time,
Walter W. Head, president of the
American Bankers' Association, told
the convention of the Ipwa Bank
er*’ Association. • ’
These workers, he said, “pay the
freight” and “they will call a halt
to extravagance in industry and
Government, which - Increase the
cost of commodities essential to
their existence.’- No special class,
neither capital nor labor, pays the
bill of organized effort, he asserted.
“Today we have a conflict of
capital and labor instead of a
partnership, with both Just as
grasping and domineering,” he said
“Each of these two principal unite
of production is seeking the' max
imum possible reward dt '■ its own
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cost of living for all our’ people.
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