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tain oftcg in the capital, are as fol
lows: , V
National Federation o Federal
Employees. N
National Federation of Post-offlcQ
ClerkM ( .
Nxticwinl, Association of Letter Car;
riers. .;; , ' '
Brotherhood ot Railway Clerks.
Brotherhood of Railway Signal
man. 'r' ., ,
Maintenance of Way Employees.
PlumbBlan Lqagtfe.
National Women's Trade Union
League.
American Train Dispatchers' Asso
ciation. ,
Women's organizations, which ate
active 3n promoting legislation before
Congress, arc by no means confined
to the two leading suffrage associa
tions, the National Women's Suffrage
Association and. the National Wom
an's party Others are as follows:
League of Women Voters.
Gentlemen's League.
Congress of Mothers.
National W. C. T. TJ. ' -
Women's Section of the Navy.
League.t '
Child Welfare Society.
One of the most conspicuous or
ganizations in Washington is the Na-
WILL RADIUM AT LAST
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if you arc sick apd want to dot Well
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that tells How and Why this almost
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from Rheumatism. Sciatica, Gout,
Neuritis. Neuralgia, Neryoua Prostra
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f the stomach. Heart, Lungs, Liver. KW
"ricys and other .ailments. You wear
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continuously into your system, caus
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-and restoring the tissues ahd nerves
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kdfnra fhfl atmllance is yours Noth
ing to do but wear it No trouble or
expense, and the most wonderful fact
about the appliance is that It is sold
so reasonable that It i3 within the
reach of all. both rich and poor.
No matter how bad your ailment, or
how- jonr funding, we will be pleased
to have you try it at our risk. For
full information write today not to
morrow. Radium Appliance Co., 13
Bradbury Bldg., Los Angeles, Calif.
. FREE: A Box of Florida Oranges
to organizers! of orange cluhfl. Begin
at once, For particulars, address,
Elmer F. Irwin, 122 Schofleld St..
Jacksonville Florida.
tlonal Coal Association, which came
into being to direct the fight of the
coal operators against restrictive leg
islation and to represent the industry
in itB relations with the Federal Coal
Administration during the war. This
association has been continued In
Washington and it employs a large
staff of experts in looking after its
special interests in the government
and in propaganda distribution.
The representatives of racial
groups and embryo governments
seeking favors from the American
government aTe very much in evi
dence in the offices of members of
congress and in the lobbies of the
Capital. Some of these racial organ
izations are as follows:
Irish National Bureau.
' Poland Information Bureau.
Lithuanian National Council.
Lithuanian Information Bureau.
Bureau of Jewish Statistics.
National Association of Colored
Races.
Jewish Pjress Service ot America.
National Committee for Armenian
and Syrian Belief.
British-Canadian Society.
Friends of Ukraine.
Korean Belief Society League.
Associations specially devoted to
the suppression of the liquor traffic,
in addition to the Anti-Saloon
mmJ mm In IWB'I
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ltobcca In tig Retail piuz tttHrexn. IuaSrcrcUryftfce!A!lM $Kat Km
of rracy and Preideat of tae Retail Drucrut AmcifttKa. Nearly every j rct War
knowjwe and Jcsewa nboat y TOccewfal tneatmeat. Orcr fMticH tmiimt HwtrS
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cured the wont cases I erer aw fv a Ihhih t mvm my rntaUm,
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I. C. HUTZELL, Druggist, 3111 Wt MftSn St., Wmrt WayfM, L
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Physicians Protective Association
Osteopathic Association.
Prisoners Relief Society.
In addition to the formally organ
ized buroaus, there are numerous log
League, ate the Board of Temperance i8iative agents who represent more
&fei&ibeiV Advertising Department
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WANTED MISCELIjANEOUS
BTORIES. POBfe ,PLATS, etc.. are
Wanted for Pt-MlS0"i write
fcrlnir biff, money. Submit Mss. or write
Literary Bureau, 137 Hannibal, Mo.
BARN 25 WEEKLY, spare time, wrlt-
- insr for newspapers, masawncH. ii-
pWlfnce unnecessary; 'details freo. Press
Syndicate 1050, St Louis. Mo.
FARMS WANTED
JP TOU WANT to soil or
aSSS: 12th 'St. Chippewa. Falls. Wis,
excbanj?e
John J.
FOOD PRODUCTS
BUY HONEY direct frorrt producer.
? Pure alfalfa honey; thick, rich and
delicious; absolutely guaranteed rL 60
''SS cq,h, il2.00; 2 60 :b cans, ?24.00, G.
-jKirtffor.. Meridian, Idaho .
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INVEIONS WANTED .JorroyAltj
' .for lasas. aoui ? --D. - .
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St. LoMls, Mo.
A , JWlSCEIiliANEOUS
of the Methodist Episcopal Church
and the National Temperance Bureau.
Organizations of liquor dealers no
longer appear as such among the
Washington lobbyists. Through paid
pres-agents, however, propaganda in
favor of modification of the alcoholic
content, as prescribed in Uie Volstead
Law, has been recently circulated.
There is little doubt that the liquor
lobby will make itst appearance with
the convening oi me new cousra.
The number of organizations de
signed to promote armament and thb
counter organizations against militar
ism are the one group which appears
to have dwindled as a result of the
war. There are several of these or
ganizations still active, however, ana
most conspicuous among them is the
Navy League, which still maintains
a large staff in Washington. Others
in the classification are as follows:
Peace League of the World.
Amercan Peace Society.
American Union vs. Militarism.
The American Legion and the Pri
vate Soldiers and Sailors' Legion. are
the two organizations of war-veterans
which maintain headquarters in the
Other organizations, the purpose of
whiohjs in some instances disclosed
by their title, are as follows:
National Association ror Protection
of American Rights 'in Mexico.
National Association for Constitu
tional Government.
National Civil Service Reforenco
League.
National Committee on Prisons ana
Prison Labor, A ,,
National Committee to Secure
Ranlc for Army Nurses.
National Educational, Association
National Industrial Council.
xto! nnmmittee for Soldiers
and Sailors Relief.
National Kegro Business League.
National Popular Government
LCN?tSnal Committee for District of
Columbia Suffrage.
National Patriotic Press.
Rivers and Harbors Congress.,
National Voters' League. ,
National Forestry Association.
American Medical Society.
Christian Science Association.
Consumers League.
: nAnnnrative League of America.
inree Press Defense League.
J 5?L- . Prfiaarvation of Ameri-
than one special interest. Literary
Digest.
COOPERATIVE SHOE STORE
. aiAKES CUT Itf PRICE
$5l&S555&toW 10 ,000 Free
Samples. Stewart, San Jose, i-ai.
" -League for Preservation
can Independence.
Children of the Chelsea district
am lnnkinvr nrottv vell shod thOOO
days, and it developed yesterday that
they, or their parents for them, nave
discovered an easy way to boat the
high cost of shoo leather.
When the boyj of the Hudson
Guild clubs, which meet at 436 West
Twenty-soventh street, make a slido
to base they aro still playing the
national game in that neighborhood
playground or kick the pigskin,
they slide or kick with a careless dis
regard for Injury to brand new shoes.
The girls too are wearing neat
though commonsense shoes for school
and nlay occasions, while parents aro
enjoying foot and pocketbook com
fort together for the first time Binco
he war.
This is the reason. Under the di
rection of Sidney Scheuer, who is fi
nancier and Mrs. R. L. Goodman who
is buyer, proprietor, saleswoman and
nntal al arivlanr in mothers. Hud-
ann anUri has nnened a shoe store of!
its own where guaranteed all leather
shoes for men, women and children
are sold at a profit of 10 per cent
above the wholesale price.
A child's shoe costs $2.30 or
82.86; a girl's school shoe, $3.13;
women's shoes, either for working or
for dressy occasions, $3.70 and a
man's shoe, $4.25.
"Indeed, no mother need bo
afihamed to put any of those shoes on
her children's feet," remarked a
woman" visitor after inspecting the
leather bargains,
"6'ne mother tSld me that she used
to pay $5.25 a pair for her boy's
shoes," said Mrs. uoouimm, .
he played In the street all the time
a pair lasted three weeks. Then
they had to be resoled. She bought
a pair of our shoes at $2.85 and said
they lasted five weeks
"All the motners wm u -e .
will stand threee half soles and heels.
We exchange cheerfully and try to
supervise the sales to see that
mothers get shoes large enough for
their girls and boys."
Mrs. Goodman, who is a member
of the Cooperative Shop Committee
of HOWttaTjojat.
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CLUBBING
OFFERS .
To save money or our renders,
the following; combination offers
have been arranged. If you deftlr
publications not Included In this list,
send us the names ot same ansf. we
will oubmlt heat combination prjot
by return mall. Nearly all public--tlons
furnished at rdtfcecS pric.
9 n Wi H
stwwmt rfm
American Magazlno (mo). $3.60 ff0
American Boy (mo) ,.,.. 3.G0 ,tt
(monthly) 2.00 X.7I
Boy'n Magazine (mo) ., Z.00 ZM9
Breeder's Gazette fwk) .. 2.60 2.13
Christian Herald (wk) .. 3.00 2J&
Cincinnati Weekly En
quirer 1.75 IX
Current Opinion (mo- .. 0.00 4M
Delineator tmo) ........ S.SO 9M
Everybody' Magazine
(monthly) 3.75 SS
Etude (mo) 3.00 2X
Hearst's Magazlno ....... 5.00 4A
Independent (wk) ....... 5,00 6,
Ladies Home Journal
(monthly) 3.00 2JS
McCall's Magazine (mo) . S.fiO t,19
McClure's Ma&azJne (mo) 2.68 J
Pictorial Hcvlcw (mo) .. 2.&Q M.19
Reliable Poultry Journal
(monthly) 2.0& JT
"Review of Reviews (mo) 5.00 4Mt
rtttinrAnv Rvenlnir Post ; A
(weekly) 3.60 m
Woman's Home Compan-
Ion (mp) 3.00
World (Thrlce-A-Week . 2.00 IMt
Word A WorkH with
Hick's Almanac 2.56 IMf
Woman's World (mo) ... 1.50 U
LaFollettc's Mag-aiclne
(monthly) 2.00 tJ6
Send your order ow. Address
.THE COMMONER
MNCOUtf NEDnAUKA
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Friday or Saturday nights, when lh .
shon Is open, or by special appoint y
ment. This week shoes have droppeq
10, 15 and 20 cents a pair, and co?
operative prices will show a pt'opor
tionate decline. .
The saving to purchasers is froitf
25 to 50 per cent, Mrs. Goodman etif
mates. The 10 per cent charge aboy
wholesale price Is to cover tne con
nt wranninc paper, twine and other.'
Rinenditures. The shoe clOBetf,W
which serves as a storehouse,and thfKJ
lights are free. Tne snoe cierK w
entire staff volunteer their services
The experiment is a success, becom
ing to its sponsor, and .will be greater
ly expanded In the spring to nwt
increased' demands. New ' Yor