DU? UW FAILS M N. UENATE Refuses Imtorsement of ProtiiWUon Amendment, 9 to 9, With

Three Not Voting. »

BEATEN AFTER HOT DEBATE Umwen ta/m Adoption Mmm 8tato Aeoopu Anti-Saloon Lcajua Bit and Spvr—Only OlaMntar to Call for End of "Ocoan" Watneaa. Tranton.—-Tbe aeoate wrans a aurpriaa by refnalns to Indon* ratlScaaon of tb« Meral prohibition amend Dent Tbe rote waa P to U. three •enatora declining to vote. As tbe reaolutloc sent through the exceedIngjT “dry" assembly aa a apecUI or5“r "last Monday night. Its blockade in the senate waa not expected, bnt. as has been Indicated, dry fortes are not to largely in evidence tbore. and.lndipifWn, are now that other measures passed by the house may meet tbe

roman Tan Sesa. who 1* sponsor for ( To Probe Hudson County he measure, was ai pains to state at | jn conjunction with the assembly he outset that the issue of prohibition j ^ innate passed a resolution an- '** H uJ«» Coo»U 1» ral, b-fm lb, leM.. Tli. «0>U ure is law enforcement, wltimnt whirh * . , . - , nu ot .p.rrt r WOOM fot- •'«> ' »«MU0i. •'UlyMM ow a state probe of coal prices and aalea One ot tti, »..n m mom morrtj Km. J«~r. moSonmnl om, Ua. pmctloillr «bto- «», -ot-mJ ,o Um

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TAKE STOCK OF YOUR HEALTH NOW

Winter Prings Many Ills to Pale. Ovsr worked People TAKE PEPTO-MANGAN

i tnagis-

. neceed himself aa county Judge; Jo-

.ot.romotof.r«nmtro„d,mo.tloo. .< A change was promised b> Senator orw , p At „ „ & Hendricks

A mange was promised b> aoueiur

tfarkay In the cIhum rr°b ib ' tl ° K ,he ot Sew Brunswick, as a member of tbs

rapreme court from setting aside conrlctions for lack of evidence, where evidence at all was produced to

Tbe final vote was 10 !n fgvor of ratification and 8 oppoood. with three lenators not voting. To assure another epportontty to get It before tbe senate Bunyoc. of Union, asked to have the reanistion laid over before the vote was anubunced. The vote foiiowt For rhtlflcatloo—Alien, Bright. Hapnffr Mackay, Parry. Beevea Bunfon. Sturgess. WaUworth, B H. White, all Re. abUeana. Against ratiBcatioo—Br>.wn, Heath and Simpson. Democrats, and Case. Smith, Stevens, Charles I>. White and Whitney, Bepublkana. Uartena, Knvn ana Barber, all Democrats, refused to

rote.

7*j* practical defeat of the resolution came after a long and vigorous •debate, the fact that consideration of the question was, as Senator Simpson pointed out, “tbe thrashing of threshed itraw." not Effecting the Interest. The fight for Us adoption was led by Senator Kenyon, who was supported by Parry, of Essqx; Mackay. ot Bergen, and White of Burlington. Senator Simpson tnsde the prindiial argument against the meantse. ba up by Senator* Brown, of MiddlesRS: White, ' of Atlantic, and Heath, of Mercer. * Simpson Condemns Prohibition Senator Sltqpeoc aald that for the tenute to adopt tbe reeolntlon would be to and the news out to the rest »f tbe country that Sew Jersey “bail been bitted, saddled and spurred by tbe Anti-Saloon League." He referred t.‘ the crime wave that la now spreading throughout the country and gave the prohibition meat credit for mart of the blame. Ke declared that the “eUierlxed ulants had been substituted for pure

drink.-

Senator Parr.- aroused the Ire of Senator Simpson, when he Uld tbe blame for some of tbe anarchy and disrespect of law to the attitude of the Kew Jersey legislature last winter passing tbe 8.50 beer bill In violation if tbe Constitution. Senator Simpson declared that Senatoj- Parry had tot the right to bold up Kew Jersey as the .ore spot of the Unto®, that t}se tegtoatares of Kew York and PenusjJvanU tad hath ratified the amendment and those places were i-avena for the illicit distiller and bootlegger Senator Simplon declared that the picturing by Senator Parry of the heavenly West where prohibition waa accepted as a fact ard not a theory wn* not important, a* there were nut as many voters In 'he whole state of Serada as there were tc one of his Jersey City wards. . When the roll was railed and one vote was needed to pnt I*, ever. Senator Bunyoc asked to have tbe senators not rotiag celled a number of time*, bol they refused t.. change tbelr attitude and 'he resolution was 'aid over. The chaocef are that »t H now dead and

*U1 never be ftfved. Put Beer Repeal Across

Immediately after this a.-tion. however. the senate by a vote of 18 to 1. pot through the repealer of the beer law." which the house also passed last Mcindav night- The aegative vote

county tax hoard.

Ac amendment to the workmen's compensation art. Introduced by Senator William H. Parry »f Essex, raises the weekly maximum from fli to $20 and fixes the minimum at $8 Instead of 86. The p< manent disability period Is advanced from 400 weeks to the life ot the cialmant. The bill provides for the payment of compensation fol lowing the seventh Bay of the rta.u presentation. Tbe present law pro vldes for a ten-day waiting period. The assembly fassed Assemblyman McMIUln's bill to refer to a referendum of the electorate ofHdew of more 45.000 tho right to change membership of boards of duration from five to nine. The present law makes the membership Incressi* In boards of educa-

tion mandatory.

The genera' feeling of Insecurity

salting from tbe country wide crime wave la reflected »n a bill Introduced

It the house by Tattersall. of

rapport the conviction. May Not Be Recognised Even the advocates of the most drasic methods of administering the et>’orcement law* were of the Opinion, itier the hearing, that there would lave to be some changes in tbe bill o make It less tepuMve to tbe pule Ic at large, and It will scarcely bo 'ecngnlaed when It emerges from com-

ntitee.

The motive* back of the hill were llwusaed by Mrs. Van Xes* emphati;ally, who disclaimed any Intention t -.drocating legislation rfe=*r.j-Mv« of he fundamental lib:cries of the *nUvldual, ot nbe r.dnted out thst the iepubllcan party stands committed to aw enforcement, and it has always iad as one of Its principal features a Iking for strong, central government. She declared thet without a state law

object conditions here would -esemble those of Russia:

There will be no further bearings on he bill, but It may be r week or two tefore it Is In such shape that the comnlttee can report It to the bouse.

House for Mackay Reaolutlen

Although Intend*d specifically fur Hudson county, where so many Demo''•rata vote. Senator Mackay's resoluiun providing for an Investigation of iiil.llc affairs may sweep the whole aaie. If the committee, anihoriied to nake it finds it expedient to extend It io far. The resolution was adopted >y the sicuite and it went through he house under suspended rules, back■d by the O. K. of the RepubUcan

eadeis.

The resolution provides for the ap•ointment of a vouindtlee of three senitons and three assemblymen, with

mwer to make an Investigation or anr-.-ej of public affairs, violations of the of Delai av.-s by any board, bureau or commls- - - —-

don of the state or municipality, with appropriation of $10,000 for ex-

it you feel the least bit run down, not neciuarily sick, but tired and blue tnd of down »nd out. It shows plalid) that rour power of resistance is low. % dangerous to go around that wa . Too don't want to do li-ke-no mistake about it. when >o i feel yourself slipping into laxy habit: getting IndlfTerenl to the things yo i naturally like—no ene ^i. no rigor, a «-ags tired—it Is time to look out. It not war. that you are sick or tl at trifl tar. But there are diseases t'.*t d have an easy time of it w'tii your system when your blend has io

righting quahtirs.

You want to be well and keep well and feel strong, if you build up th qua!It:- of your Uood by taking Pcpto Mangan you sill be in trim to fight

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Pepto-Mangan gives >v>ur Wood tie qualities it needs to pick you up nt. start you off on * heJMll.y baslv. Toi will notice the difference soon after yo: atari taking it. You will have benecrier, better feeling, and^lhore er.. You con take it in-liquid or •t'-sel

Both have the

Yards:

Sea Isle City, N. J.

Strathmere, N. J;

It provides life Imprisonment for con- j form «> ^ vlction of a burglar caught carrying a ; ^ Gu4l ... p^o-Msngsn .\sk deadly weapon. A companion hm. by (or u by lhll . ^..—-God.., re,.jo - member, also provide* life [ - mni u . mrc the full name is

Imprisonment a: hard labor < n convic-1 tion for highway robbery In which a dealy weanon Is employed. Both ^

measure* wlU probaoly pass. Back to the Party Clrel*.

Senator Sturgeaa, of Ciouceater county. Introduced a bill by which the party circle would be restored to fie top of the party co'.mnr on *he election ballot, to permit the voting of a “straight ticket.’ The Democrat* of the senate are Jkely to oppose this

ove.

A delegation of Cape May county residents and buslcena men called upon Governor Edwards to enlist hA cooperation and interest In Assemblyman Boswell's bill for the boulevard across -be cape to ctmnect by ferry ov«r Delaware Bay with tiie good hlgb-

ire. Governor Edwards

i the package.—Adv.

AssembH-man Runyon, the DemocraIc member, acid he wa*. In favor of my legislation calculated to benefit the axp-yers of the state, but his only louM was that tbe lends allowed could be sufficient to cover the whole state, it was a atarter. however, and ! ,e hoped the good work would go on.

Probe to Start Soon

It Is probable that the Inqnlsltloo gill start Immediately after tbe *(*- ournment of the aessloo and go along mrticaily all sc miner. It will dig nto affairs In Hudson county first, hut he Democrats are expected to Insist hat other counties where so many Republican* vote, shall be Included.

Rebuilt Tourin* L'ara and Tracks

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Senats Confirma Nom.nation

Governor Edwards submitted the names of three appointees from Middlesex county, one of which was coo-

finned by tbe aenate

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Tbs appointee confirmed was prosecutor of the pi sat, ioBeph E. Strieker, Perth Amboy, to succeed himself. The ©Tier appointees were: judge < f common plea*. Peter Fraacis Daly, New Brunswick, to ' himself, and Peter H. Hendrirks Middlesex County Tax Board, t ceed John Sttassburaer.

Stats Polios BUI

A New’ Jersey stole conatshniary of

twe troops, under tiie supervision of a auperlnt-rHlent and deputy. I* provided tj a blU Imroduced In the senate by

The house was not quite so read* j Senator Clarence Case of Scmerset

county. The measure, which was referred to tbe cominltteejm agrlaBDWi provides for the naming of the supertnteadrat and deputy by tbe governor •rf terms of two years. Eech must I bare nerved at least two years In the tJnlr.-d States army with a rank no! lower then that of lltutetumt. Their

ilaries are fixed at $5,360 a while members of the troop are

given ft-20®

o. D. ARMY Wooien Shirts $1.95 I -arliti St Linclmk Bros. IC’OS. 4th St., Phil*., Pa

„ rush thrwngh Senator Meets/'* -oal profiteering In “stigutirei rew l«lon and when It tame over It was re•emd to the Judiciary committee. Assemblyman Taylor, of Essex, of•ered a reaolHtlcn providing =a tonedlate lnve!tip<t ,no eondltiona irewlltn* In the building trades. Th* -ortbe.-n pari of tbe state Is s*id to law in the grip if the same sort d Lnid-np artlsr* as gatbeitd tboumnds of dollar* from coe tract ore and

>ulldere in New York. Kocjcalty for Inquiry

Exposure ot :bp -netbods In Newark gmcrlafly hss revetJed the necessity Jar the Inquiry. The better element imong tbe labor otganlrrtious have dren unqualified tndoreemeut to tbe ,rotv.«al and Sevretary Henry P. HDVre. of tbe state federation waa busy uglnr. the adoption of the Taylor ree-

ilution.

Minority t-eadrr Runyon interposed rigurows .hjertlon to the passage of Ifajority Le»d«- Rowland'* bill repealng the section of the commission gov-

pro-rirting for special reg-

* strati'® lo l»*e »I>rinr foe expected that Governor Edwards wlU j. J tn ntlee sr.d oorougha which reto tbe measure, bur tbe vote Is there M , ^ Mr Rowland said oonosl-

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.Thank You, Folks!

to override Ids veto. Cold Watt' Forces YieW Yielding an loch nr two upon several af the moot lmp««tant and mere d-ae tic feaiuree of tbe dry eoforretrent MU now heft-re the leglstature. leader* in' tbe mid water ranks came a little nearer to gritlng tbelr measure la shape to disarm tbe erttietsn tost « bas areused. They will bare cousldc-at le ylei-. ng no do. however, as was evidenced it the lewg public bearing before th* Judiciary committee of tbe eenrte aed hoes. Marked randUieatwo* In th' drastic features of the bill reded by it* ^

■'cht prodc against pn>-

o the" rei-eal cotoe from th* very

I s.»tnewbnt dlffl'Ts’.t f> te antoat on** to griu.

the attuaticn. since, bav- J -han: what they look upon a* a j tow f,” they wattled to carry Ur a [fie ntin«j*t extremity Tlie I it

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>ne of H» chief erpooent* v a busy <m ho lies' la a las* to f ,rrTcr5 ** *■ age of tbe bin - this was another 3. o P- O K.. tbe bin was pawed with dr Uuayo* voting In vbe negmrivtTbe house imaged Awemblymat neison's HR providing tor a aecret , t on apprvprtatlous 1" count T Khnol district elections; Assemblyman 'aoos. all-re-lng gorertilng bodk* of -iflate* to grant bonus** to employees ,f police department. AMemhlyman "oon*. aUov.ng tbe American Legion ind simniar «rganixatlonv to wre the

4 der Rowland tntrodoced bUT Inreeas-uf; the cuo«l»er of vice snrenoe* from v ‘c® 11 ta j.letidev' that the rUxacevry Coen: overcrowded with buv’B **

r good houaekrepvr says tiv « tlw a|vn ci.t«d gift b.r husband ever her was as ordinary high Wool for thrikltcbm. On ntUk Urks butlrrfat. bu. all (ho oi aad most of

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