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TIIK DAILY TIMKS, 1.A..I.K, VT., THtmSDAV. DECKMriKH 31, 101 1.
COTTON IS
RELEASED
First Direct Cargo to Ger
many Npt Long Held
by British
THE STEAMER
. SAILED FROM BOSTON
Was Taken into Falmouth,
Where She Was Ex-amined
Now York, Doc. 31. Owmtr of the
steamship Carolyn, which shUim) from
Itoston Doc. 14 for Brpmcn with fl.tWO
Imles of cotton aboard, received ypatiT
dny a cable mpHsajje from thn British ad
miralty notifying them that the vessel
liad been examined at Falmouth, re
leased immediately and had started for
Hremen.
The. Carolyn's owners said they did not
know the circumstances under which the
vessel had put into Falmouth, except
that she went there for examination.
This, they said, was not unusual.
The Carolyn carried the first boatload
tf cotton shipped direct from the United
Ftatos to a German port since the begin,
ning of the war.
FEARFUL HUMOR
COVERED FACE
RESINOL CURED
Taterson, N. J., Doc. 0, 1913 1 "About
year ago my Uca began to crack and
get acaly in blotcbcu. It toon got
worse and my face was all (potted and
rough, and it itched nio very much at
night, and caused me no end of discom
fort. After a month or so, pimples and
blackheads began to show, first in small
numbers and then gradually covering
my entire face. It was awful. The
f lmples were sore and the Tash was
tchy and my fuco had a most un
sightly appearance. I could cot no
relief, Reniwl Soap and Resinol Oint
ment caused me intant relief. By the
time another jar of Rcsinol Ointment
and cake of Revinol Hoap were gone,
I can truthfully say that it was a com
plete cure. My fnoe had assumed its
former color and looks, due to Rcsinol
Soap and Resinol Ointment. They are,
I think, the best for any skin trouble.
(Signed) Robert Troyano, 2fi9 E. 21st
Street. Soli by all druggists.
Household Economy
COPPER CARGOES
HELD BY BRITISH
8 8
g tiousenoia Economy g
How to Bare tbe Beat Cough S
8 Itemed? and Save $'Jt by o
g Making It at Hume S
SHIP BILL ON
LEE SHORE
May Be Wrecked by the In
creasing Opposition
POUNDS HARD ON CON
TRABAND QUESTION
Danger of Complications
with Warring Nations
Fate of the Shipments Is Not Known
To the Washington Authori
ties. Washington, Dec. 31. Detention by
Jlritmh authorities of the Swedish steam
er New Sweden, carrying 730 tons of
American copper for Stockholm, at New
castle, on Dec. 28 and of the, Norwegian
steamer Sorland, carrying 600 tons for
the same port on. Dec. 28 at Leith, was
reported yesterday to the state depart
ment by the American Smelting & Re
fining Co. The company has advised the
Btate department it has been unable to
get advices of the disposal of the ship
ments. The department had made in
quiries of Great Britain.
DUMDUMS MADE
HERE CAN'T BE
USED BY ALLIES
Cough medicines, as a rule contain
large quantity ot plain syrup. A pint of
Kranuiaiea sugar wuu pint or warm
water, stirred for 2 minutes, gives you
as good syrup as money can buy.
Then get from your druggist 21 ounces
Pinex (uO cents worth), pour into a pint
bottle and lill the bottle with sugar
syrup. This gives you, at a cont of onlv
54 cents, a full pint of reallv better cough
syrup than you could buy readv made for
$2.50 a clear savins of nearly $2. Full
directions with Pinex. It keeps perfectly
and taHtes good.
It takes hold of the usual cough or
chest cold at once and conquers it in 24
hours. Splendid for whooping cough,
bronchitis and winter coughs.
It's truly astonishing how quickly it
loosens the dry, hoarse or tight cough
and heals and soothes the inllamed mem
branes in tiie case of a painful cough.
It also stops the formation of phlegm in
the throat and bronchial tubes, thus end- i
ing the persistent loose cough.
Pinex is a highly concentrated com
pound of genuine Norway pine extract
combined with guaiacol, and has been
used for generations to heal inflamed
membranes of the throat and chest.
JO avoia riififlnnninrmonr. anlr rniii-
aruKgiso ior zVi ounces ot J'inex," and
don't accent anvtliina' rise. A rtiaranb'n
or aosoiute satislactiun, jt mony prompt
ly refunded, imp', .t V. n t' uiLriit.ion
The Pinex C Ft. YaYie. jd.
CAN'T LIVE ON $6 A WEEK.
State Department Investigates Report
That Von Bernstorff's Samples
Won't Fit K.fles of
Allies.
Washington, Dec. 31. State depart
ment officials have practically completed
their investigation of charges by t It -
flirman ambassador, Count HernstortT.
that dumdum bullets Mere being supplied
from the United States to the armies of
the allies. An answer to Count von
Rernstorff will be made within the next
few days.
The department's investigators have
reported that the samples of dumdum
bullets submitted by the German am
bassador as having been made in the
I'nited States would not fit any rifle be
ing used by the allies.
State department officials have also
neen informed by an American diplomat
Just back from Kurope that he found no
ground for charges that Belgians have
Wen mutilated bv German soldiers.
Granted Pardons.
Boston, Dec. 31. The executive coun
cil granted pardons yesterday to Salva
tore Uruno and Orlando Antonio, who
were serving state prison sentences of
from five to seven years for murderous
assault during the labor troubles at
tawrrnre in l',H2. It was stated at yes
terday's council hearing that although
the men were carrying revolvers, they
never used them.
To Cure a Cold in One Day
take I.AXATIVK J1ROMO QUNINK
Tabli-ta. Druggiots refund money if it
fads to cure. K. V. GROVE'S signature
in n eai-h box. 2ic. Advt.
CARE FOR
YOUR HAIR
Girls Need $8.71 as a Living Wage, Says
Mrs. Glendower tvans.
Princeton, X. J., Dec. 31. A girl who
earns only ii a wick must go hungry
unless she receives some outside help
Mrs. Glendower Evans of Bonton de
clared to-dav be tore t lie American Eco
nomic association. Mrs. Evans has been
connected with the work incident to thn
establishment of a minimum wage scale
in Massachusetts and has made an ex
tensive survey of conditions ttiere.
'The vait majority of wage-earning
women work !ecause they must," she
said. "And the vat majority earn
wages far below the requirements of de
cent living.
"How, then, do they live? I answer,
for the most part by endnrim! every
form of privation. The majority of
them, I believe, are terribly underfed.
Everv study of budgets ami living condi
tions that I know if shows this. Some
times women confess it plainly. '1 don't
know how I ever lived.' or, 'I almost
starved.' thev will pay in explaining
their circumstance. Others are ton
proud to confess their privations. 'You
see I am dieting.' was the explanation of
a girl for her two-cent lunch at a cafe
teria." Mrs. Evans then told the story of d
girl that made $tf a week whom the nun
iniuni wage coinmi-siou of MHsat-liuartt
interviewed. The girl admitted that she
received money from illicit resource.
She declared he was forced to go hungry
when she tried to live on $ri a week.
"I do not tell j ou this atnrv that an
inlerence may lie drawn in regard to low
wages which I do not draw." Mrs. Evans
said. "I tell it to illustrate the Hnt I
have made, that a girl who earn a
week, unless she is hclprd out soiiiidiow,
must go lmtitrry."
Th .MaaelniM-t t -ommision ren-nt
ly agreed tion us a lmrur wage for
women, but as yet this amount i riot 1n
ing paid as a minimum in thst state. A
l.'i'j cents an hour rate went into rfT-tt
on A iif. I V I'll 4. in thr trub niak mg
industry and it is Jwv t-d later to es
tablish minimum rates of pay in otlu-r
industries.
Washington. Dec. 31. The administra
tion's plans for the passage of the ship
purchase bill, as reluctantly indicated at
the White House yesterday morning in
volves the passage of the bill lirst
through the Senate. After the bill
acted upon by that laxly it is believer
that the iloiirie will "come to time" more
promptly. In a statement made public
yesterday Secretaries McAdoo and Ifcd-
field advocate the bill as a means of re
ducinir ocean freight rates. This state
ment is taken here as being the lirst gun
in the president's campaign for his pet
measure, and tlie administration s open
worts will undoubtedly be redoubled
The reluctance of the House to take
up the bill has been a matter of disap
ointment to the president enn lus
friends. Ever since late last session tin
rules committee has had ready to report
to the House at u signal from tiie presi-
lent the special gag rule which would,
if adopted, mean the virtual passage of
Hie bill through the lower chamber. So
strong, however, has been the opposition
to the measure that the White House
coneluded that it was inadvisable to take
the bill up in the House and risk almost
ertain ignominious defeat there. From
political consideration alone, defeat at
the hands of the Semite would lie bet
ter for the administration than defeat
at the hands of the House. In the ship
purchase bill the president is endeavor
ing to rally to his support- the radical
dements of his party, and it is unques
tionably the fact that for him to be op
posed in a government ownership fight
by the Senate would strengthen his
hand with the people who still believe
the Senate to be a "rich men's club" and
a reactionary institution.
The administration is not, of course.
riving the public any indication of the
number of votes for this bill upon which
it can count from the Senate. Heads
have been counted, however, and the gen
eral conclusion Iris Is-en reached that the
time is ripe to risk a rolli-all at an earlv
dte in the Senate. Pressure upon ad
ministration senators is therefore being
renewed, and friendly overtures are be
inir made to senators of the other party
who htc known in anv way to favor the
measure.
Opponents of the bill Mieve that the
serious turn which has been given to the
eontrahand question by the American
protet to Grest Britain will have an im
portant (waring on the enactment of ship
purchase legislation. They think it will
tend to block passage of a ship purchase
measure. They point out that the dan
ger ot complications with some of the
helliccn nts over contraband would be
much increased if government-owned
ship were used and such ships were held
up and sea relied In unwarranted fash
ion. This objection will be strenuously
urged on the floor of the House and Sen-
te. The present indications are not
it all favorable to enactment of the bill.
The ooinion is growing that the bill
will fail.
SHIP BILL REPORTED.
Fa ror i Canadian Industrial Disputes
Law.
Pritxf ton. . I-. 31.- Adoption of
a law similar in pine il- t 1 ! tarta
dun inJutrial dispute '1 was ad
aiii-d l lore the Aiii' lMSfl IVoi.nmie
tat ion to day h "ro-if r rank
II. Iin -f 1 'art neii1 h t.lb-g-, as a
mean of dim iih .ing tat'f trill' in
tl.is fnintr v. His nti- t the ' Pub
lic f.' fiiist i.m ot ;.',"
"'I be ptlo'tl'ie 1 in ali.n If. Ul
t?mi !ipi!s a". I i h !- eh !'
eom.iS-i l-ii -t ij. a I . i m It lii,
i-oifU t af i r i r s tat t,i r
IUiH Uleti-t !i i 1 ,l.tl t'- itf-t
is eofrpW'tml. ii" t i ! ad rt eti
isMiMr r I'- sa 1
Secretary Redneld Contributed a Letter
Strongly Indorsing the Measure.
Washington. Dec. "I. I'rirmg in
sironif terms pss-airr of the administra
tion ship purchase bill. Senator Eletcli
yesterday for th majoiity of the i-om-merce
committee presented a report on
the measure to the Snste. Incorporated
was a letter fiom Secretary Itedtield.
hich n ad :
"We rannot wait long the process of
evolution, the pst nit untangling ot coiii
plinting news ot rusl interests, which
it tress in the aggregate are iiiMinte-
Iv less than the iuisirtani'e of the sub
ject to the free flow of American i-otn-metce.
We hate pail since Sept. ur
whole noatuig in.. Mc.inc.s alirosd. in I
gf.ts. and it hsik aa if Is .-eruts r alone. !
etcn witn cotton muting slowly, would!
show a (voi,,l,,. tatlanii- on turn ha mlise i
transact ions of m,iaMKi.
'Tin- rHrt niter det i itung h.rar.ls
and d:fiiculne ot transporting Amtri-i
ran i-omiiierie sin.' the war la-gan, ile-!
la r :
bale l-n eont",t lothi ito to suh-
4rt ir interests ot l.uroj-ar st'sit- i
(oMrs and to a m.wi t,sj,t. ,f 4ni-t- 1
vtn I !,.!, )ers in h ps nn r f'ir i4.n'
taes: Lot t's l.o It of war has di bated
t ' fa. that t'- riaiiiemrrtt w l.iV
s- i-; 1i o.i . . '! in .?: t tine.
I s it its i ti. 1 1 ,f vcakn.-ss.
1 t-t. t'- s nous Icit i.-ti in up. Ti
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t) l
tsis.
I t
Willi
CUTICURA
SOAP
Anr. Caticura Ointment.
Thry clramc the Ralp. rc
tnrre tlanJnif?, srrr t filling
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t kis m ihar't that t r
-1 t 1'ie natal irt. -.s.t .f ,
. t put at any t rr .'! v '
" h -miit i-TfirtH It
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V t s .si t r'- i (
- 1 t s. - f-i T-i
nv 'e fsnlf ts fs-faTt
tt i. i l Lot -s it tt.
Is -Hst j.;ft-t itts..'f t- s r I a - a
nciictimg calm muraaay inc rooo wianaaras or yTC5mcmi nc rure rooa Town
Lr-o-n-fi !-a-s-t-i-n-fi delight
the most value for
your nickel
UnitaJ
Profit Sharing Coupona
around aach package (va doubts valtia.
Two flavors : fraah mint leaf Julca and
dalleloua doubla-itrangtli Pepparmlnt.
-aVis.
Crystal
I .... -T I t" - 1
qyottutto
SUGAR
f - Jr -liuih fl'l Xtf&b jSt , " '
IMPORTED
SARDINES
You can get them in pure olive
oil or in deliciuusly spiced
tomato sauce.
Each a Royal Creation
and f Treat
Send far Notmanna Recipe Dao
T0KSTAD BURGER COMPANY
Stavanger, Norway
100 Hudson Street New York
J
"Pure at the source perfect
at the journey's end."
To place it on the table
is to compliment
the guest.
TIIE AMERICAN SUGAR REFINING CO.
EVERY MAN, EVERY WOMAN,
EVERY CHILD
Should tat the easily digested, highly aatritisat
beafswortli
I I TRsMHMWRcaisnMO aMfon.
REAL WHOLE WHEAT BISCUIT
A delieioui, dainty cradter which can
be servei at all times with all things.
At Your Grocer. 10c Tba Packaca.
F. H. BENNETT BISCUIT COMPANY
New York City
"Labelled With the Remit of tha Analyse Were Placed on Exhibition."
"Household Chemistry" Arouses West field
(Second of a teriet to n).ear on the Food Page of this paper each Thurvlay.)
Manv of the Rreat educational new departure. The sample?, Libeled
innovations in America have been with the results of the analysts, were
hatched out in Massachusetts. It is placed on exhibition in Iarp- glass
not so strange, then, that this new cabinets which early assumed i::c pro-
Af r.f nrni-tiral rheniistrv the kind nortions of a museum-
.'I'M w - " - -- , ,
you can use in the home would have At that time there was cxnsidrr
I r . f i t :.. .... t. i;..i.. ..i-t
Lieen uorn in Massacnuscus. i-c i- a(jie sicKness among inu iur urn
B. Allyn, a native of the state, was jren of the town, a great deal of
the first instructor in it, but the idea stomach trouble, bowel cnmpbimt and
of such instruction was first conceived the like. Might not it all be the re
by Prof. Clarence A. Urodeur, of tiie sut 0f eating adulterated food? Very
Massachusetts State Normal School probable. And so the cons r ihiipss
at Westfiehi. It occurred to Principal 0f humane endeavor gave added zest
Brodeur that a kind of chemistry to ti,e studies. You might have
which would assist in the manage- searched all the schools in ali the
nit-nt of the home would be the best domains of the United States and no
kind to teach to prospective, girl wjlere would you have found such an
teachers, for through them it would enthusiastic chemistry class as this,
be imparted to many other schools, ,n(j tne interest is there yet. It has
and through them, in turn, to thou- continued unabated from the day
sands of homes in ir.any parts of the after the midnight luncheon on down
country. For, after all, the final ob- t0 the present time, intensified by the
ject of" education is to benefit society, knowledge that the classes are ob
and what could be of greater benefit taining information of great value,
to society than the tiplitfing or ad- while Westfield and the entire coun
vancemenf of the h"me? So the more trv are profiting by these results of
Principal Urodeur thought about this f0'o(j chemistry.
practicable, home-usame aiemisirt, otner sri,ools in other towns
the more he was in ravor oi u.
knew of one man
teach it, Professo
Baking Powder
Made from pure
cream of tartar.
Safeguards the food
against alum.
It OOt. IHI1V1 ..i.'v-.-- ...
1 - K ctt.A.-'.rtrv Ctr:l:i fit fllP
. luejioj, Mu,..o.u Mrth ani, ,he s,ars of tht heavens,
r Allyn, of Loston, ,Vestflt.,d ha, been studying l e prac-
Children
Thrive
on
The Spread for Bread and
Griddle Cakes
Qifl P2
and lie determined to tret him. He
found Professor Allyn as anxious to
teach this kind of chemistry as he
himself was to have it taught, and it
did not take them long to arrive at
an agreement.
Hut the two teachers builded better
than they knew. They merely thought
the home-chemistry would be of prac
tical help" about the house in putting
up preserve, dying cloth, removing
sf-ms. detecting impurities in foods.
tical subiect of foods and drugs. The
girls of the other schools l:-. . e not
been able to use their star a:' 1 strata
knowledge except to teach st to oth
ers. Westfield girls make daily u-e
of their pure food knowledge, and in
turn they teach it to others who make
daily use of it.
Well, the result of it ali has been
an upheaval, first in We-: : M and
then throughout the na' ". The
t-
Grape-Nuts
FOOD
"There's a Reason"
The whole nutriment of
wheat and barley, long baked,
quickly digested, delicious.
. i t : ..... nracucai ciieniiswv uuvcu i- on-
laumicrit:? wooiens. Keeping mc an . . 'i 'u ,K. das
i .c . i i.. i t .,,., one weanon bv which tne p.. i nas
jure, ana ine hkc. mo imo , ,, . , rj : tt . .
dreamed that it v.-culd be a means of wen a me to oe c n n, .
making Westfield known the country onslaughts of the ; food ..
over, and of preventing the pollution I "' knowledge with
o the nation' food supply. thec t,
After the girl participants in the package vsa5 a sealed mv-v
midnight luncheon had been sickened average consumer. he n
C .. ".... ..a ;,o, ,he rhmistrv rer kept the formu.a UV
vaults and no one tured p i
intricacies. But Professor
eeKS
ThiLSaf
(fiats a(gsar
hen you buy Salt,
intitt upon
Diamond Crytl
It't Good Salt
Four State Tet have de
clared Diamond Crystal
Sa!t to beover Wa Pure.
Well flavored I ood demanda
pure salt. For Cooking,
io fire and ten cent nck.
Diamond Crystal Salt Co.,
St Clair, Mich.
Makan a tba Itmam abaaai Tiela till
WitM as askM-WI I'ssa fs SsM-
AaP
bv adulterated iam, the chemistry
classes started out on a new line of
investigation. Instead of removing
stains from cloths, and learning the
effects of bacteria, yeast, and molds
in canning and preserving, they now
began to look into the chemical com
position of food products. They went
to the stores and bought all kinds V
food samples, and brought them to the
laboratory and examined them. There
was no absence of skill or zeal in the
his chemistry, anled by
Federal investigators, t
magical light of chemical
the food sample and its s
lai1 hire. Little could
from the microscope, the
and the retort. The fo
ator raved, of course, but
applauded.
nst the
era tor.
results
', food
to the
ui'ac'ti-
i'l his
ir;to its
Ml a- d
e and
! the
i,i"M
s were
ridden
i t.iV'
IQo.
Perfect
r-fVacuum -cleaned )
Or
r One reason for PEEK'S
TEA being PERFECT is
because it is complete in
flavor, strength and aroma
ail the good in the tea.
Sold In 10c, ?5c, SX tn4 75e cinitefi bf all
tw4 ifnrft. 40 cup trial r 0c in fmp nd
your OriifT'i nirne. Add 'fit PEE S TtA,
Buib Terminal, Brooklyn, N. Y.
POMPEIAN 05l
(To be continued.)
Here ia the Food Standard of the Pure Fool Town of UeMtield. Mass.
li it mnrt rtarting than tht (immtmrnt food Stand trd or anp Stat f - i li"-
"Knts shall not contain ad.lH ALl'M,
tOITKK, loRMAIJitHVPf. fSfl.Fl'H
HI'S A( il .T in Sails. IIHRIC Ai U or
us Sairv HI.S7.oIC A II nr its S-atta.
tnKMIl A( 111 ir ita Sslts. HVI"K'H I .
iK Ii' ACID or its Salts Sl. H YLIC
A( ID or its Salts, mr any otlirr ion coo
dimmtll prrarrvallvM. -.,r
'Kocwlt shall not ti eolivad with TO A I.
T AR PVl-S, n-r mtih p,n''',", VH.lv
T f H I . I'l.ORS, nor ht rontaminaird
uh mrrl fllrra, n'W mall an auhstanrr h
llknt IhcrrfT .m or a4ird thcrrlo H) at to
nef
l
i
injurioualjr affect their quaiit
purttr.
"l-oci shall he
santtarv cnitiiions
Ixar no DISIImSF
barinir anv F.XTKAV
SI I KK stairmrnta.
bar prntrctien to vnursr'f i
i!y. ae that you Suy only f
traces thit arr ccrtiiie,i tinjr
field tan.iarit."
You will thrn be huy:nf er
h:gh food value wholesome ;
r:.: :r:r choi
BETTER
SALADS
loumuKUKvnoici
i - ;r kju or your aiaa ii
fH ure. PompeianiaP'
I I --Mr- :.L
enuit.L wuu
that
' Fun Hslf Pint.. S
v Full Pints,
,V. Croctrt or
rat gilt
Oliii
ran-
re and I .A
Fruity ft
a II
i
improve
IT'S
FUN TO
MAKE
DtriiWotiM, vhnlionv Hmi ijhn lata with
ititfh focnl valu bf uaiindj
PRISCILIA
DOUGH-NUT FLOUR
Ajrny tocxk lriswrjlla stay bpeaasrrai
AIH KOTMINU lil T T lt
f isr rsnk tissuk srrit
TVia Aldrn Spearw'a Son Ca.
Stlrtltir
If) Hi n e s f-t . ( amHrtelaWi. Mass
'
l
The Laoses'
World
Professor lewis B.A!Iyn,Food Ed for
I J
For DESSERT TODAY
use the following
recipe with
a - r v- f '
TAf!TA CAIAVTL CUSTAID
C' " r.t! t--k, f I yiwtt
mp r ( r mr. 2 nn r-
For SU bf AS CooJ Crocmrt
The delicious taste of
jhk coca lug: mwcaeike
stll aid J f yamr woftmrtA mi tba
tneLI V finsi fUwaar a wet wKote mm
BwtrittosM gaesiaxaa mi& aattaafy f asa.
COOD LUCK ) fS
-:HNr.jaKECO,aiura
1 lt V ) . f t
r" tf f ft
07ED ATftttTt ACCX"!ktD.
'"tfl-'( f 1 i"f 4 t -t;'. V W '
fwfi wr1 tTvti f t - .rt.-r -
f rfswt - t? " I"" I 'em.
r.! Attn 0rr tfc
IW 0m i
i
V"w rani taak l supt m
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