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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-01
NtttStcn.

- Die 6. & 8. Q. 8abn pirb in
furser 3sit elm neues Depot bier erbauen,
oab 1T nod ni6t senau beitlmmt, mo es
binfommt.
- Der Sdpeiser SriboIin Nansi.
aIs @ebilfe in g,9boI3er's SoteI an Der
junction aneefeat. itarb am Dienitae
TN %. Sabre an Der gneumonia.
-Serr Souls Seibel unb SRI. Marie
8ranbenburs ipurben am Wiittpo@ Ieb'
ter Wode in PbIaipsburs, 81. S., burd
paitor Slime su einem Gbspuar BEG.
bunben.
- Ser StaIiener Soiepb Read srbieIt
am Sonntas yea6mlttas our6 bic Gr'
ploi ion zines DpnamititodeS cine fdIimme
8erlesuns, inoem ibm Der re1te Arm
tbeiIpeiis abseriiisn tpurbe.
= Ser 9abnperiebr auf Der 2ebisb
8allep tpurbe am Samiias Worssn.
our6 bas abiprinssn mebrerer 8oblen'
tarren nabs Der SunctiOn, einiee Stuns
ben eebemmt.
- Gin 6euer tpurbe am Samitaa
Ibeno in Der 8d6e bes Sinclair Sauies
sntbsdt. bab isoo9 in furssr 9sit sel5idi
muree. Die 8lbe. Speiieiaal unb Elm
Ibei! bee SnbaItes oes Sellers ipurben
bef9dbiet.
- Srau WidaeI Woore bon Bort
8oipfIep besins ant Dienitas 4benb
Selbitmorb, inbsm iie cine baIbe nnse
Grienif berfdludte. glnbaltenbe 3rant,
beit foa bic nria4e Der Ibat eetpeisn
iein.
- Nm Sonntae 4benb, aIs Beter
unb Uiidael Subse uno ibr S6paser
Sobn DeSoe iid auf bem Seimpese be.
fanoen. besesneten ibnen fiinf anse.
trunfene Staliensr, ipel6s ben sanssn
Ssitenipes aufnabmen. giner Der Bril-.
Der mahte perfbisbene berdbtli1e BE.
merfunsen iiber bas 8etrasen Der Stalles
ner, ipelds bieielbsn 70 erboits. baB fis
ben 8eter Subse ansriifen. Sn pem
folsenben Sanossmense tpurten bic
Suoses idllmm suseri6tet, inoem iie
psridieoene ftlimme WsReritide erbieI-
ten, 70 bab an ibrem NuffOmmen ssstpeir
felt tpirb. Bier Der Staliener purOen
turs na6 Der 9bat perbaftet uno einse.
ftsdt.
Die 9ebriiber Subse iinb isbt auBsr
@efabr. troboem lte nod piele Sdmer.
sen leioen mihen. Ser fiinfte Staliensr
uurbe au4 perbaftet unb einseitsdt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-01
Treif6drler, berans !

gS iinb bier nod sinise 8ameraben
aus Der 3elt Der pfdIsiidsbabifdsn 5rsi,
beltSs 8enesuns BON l848 uno l849.
unb um 3u ieben. tpie pteIe berielben
eieentlid nod in bieier @eeenb Ieben,
iinb mir eriudt tporben, ale 8etrefsnben
sur ginreiduns ibrer Namen unb 4brsi.
fen an bic Office beS ,.Wo6enblatt"
freunbIihif 3u eriu6en.
@S lieet bic Abiidt por, bab iid bieis
alien Sauoeeen elnmaI eemlibl4 su.
fammen finoen, um iiber bic ldneit ent.
i@wunoenen ..Seder Struipe" 3eiten
ibre grinnerunsen aussutaui6en unb
uufsufriiben. MaS iie bamals nit bem
Ssuer iussnoIi4sr 8sssiitsruns anss.
ftrebt, bat iib ieitbem ipenieitens tbeil.
peiie erfiigt-bas beutide 8atsrlanb if
seeinist unb itebt beute a6tunsssbietenc
oa i'm 8atbe Der 4atipnen, Der 1raum
zines beuti&sn 2aiierrei6es bat fi& per.
pirflibt.
Die msifsn berisnissn, psIds tbsiI
nobmen an ben 8dmpfen bon l848 unb
l849. fino Idnsit aur sroben 4rmee ab.
betufen tpDroen, unb bas fleine Sduflsin
Der lleberIebenoen minbert iid fat tag.
lid. Wer ipirb Der Hd6fte iein, ben
mir aur Iebten &ubeitdtte seIeiten
Sdumet babsr nibt unb isnbet 70 RAID
aIs tbunIid cure Namen Elm. lleber
3eit unb Ort elmer 3uiammenfunft pirb
oann iofort entfbieben unb bas Rdbere
i'm >, ,Bo1enblatt" bstannt semadt tpers
ben,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-01
Gas xbal abmdrtS.

SatInr.- Mit Der Gifenarbeit flr bic
Werte Der 8onta @Iasfabr,f, tpurbe am
lsbtsn Donneritas ansefansen unb mon
tpirb bic Nrbsit 70 baIb als m6aIib fertia
helIen, pamit bic @srfe in iiiraefter Sriit
in Operation seiebt tperben tDnnen.
- Gin fIeines 2inb namens grosan
in Durpea, tpurbe am Donnerftas Gbenb
70 i6limm perbrannt. bab es ftarb.
- Gin SdusIins bon 8m. Slogan
bon Durpea. ipeIdeS in Gbtpeienbeit iei'
ner Wluttsr bsm Dfen su nobe fam,
purbe bur6 ben 8rano ieiner 8leiber ir
f6limm perlebt, bub Der COB mad fur3s,
3sit eintrat.
- Ser goIe Soiepb WatuSto bor
Durpsa ipuroe am Wontas in Der 8a'
bplon 8oblen So. Wine bur6 einen Stur
BON S:Isseitein ausenblidli6 sei6olet
Cine Srau uno aipei 8inber in europe
iiberleben Jpn.
= Der 16idbriae George 8srr sini
am Wontas NIT unbebsfier 2ampe in BIZ
Olb Sor8e Wine unb ipurbe bur6 elm
Daburh entitebenbe grploiion i6Iimn
perbrannt {; Der gieI ben er trieb, mubt
setbbtet tperben.
- Die goIen SEQ Dluiid unb Gntoi
WuscOiep tpurben am Disnitae i'm 1wii
Shadt Der Getptpn 2oblen @ompani
rur6 eine @assIploiion i6Iimm am @e
ii6t unb Sdnben perbrannt.
- Die bur6 bas fiirsIide Seuer il
Wubtopn serit6rten @ebdube tperbel
bur6 neue eriest unb bier iino eesen
wdrtis i'm 8au.besriffen.
s9- Smportirte 9iqaurfen. miIdern
Sarlnee beim 9ubeno. friiden 8aben'
SOnis. BEL Sreo. Biomsper, $50 2ada
panna Nbenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-01
Stdotifhe Husaaben.

Wir ssben na&itebenb cine nsberf1t
Der bon ben peri&ieoenen ftdbtifden De.
partements perIansten Summen fiir bas
am l. 4priI anfansenb Iaufenbs Sabr, unb
3eisen susleid ben nnterfdieb sipii6en
ben Sabren 1895 unb 1886. Die
IotaIiumme fur 1895 betrdst $685.
693.l7, ettpa 100000 mebr als bic
5tabt i'm @ansen einnebmen ipirb. IS
iinb bies re8t intersHaute 5ablsn, bic
pabri6einIi6 bon ieoem SteuersabIer
nit Snterefe eeIeien perbsn. Wan
mub babel bsoenisn, bab uniers itdbtii9e
Stulo iton Jest cine bebeutenbe III unb
nidt Iei6t beral6bert ipsrbsn iann.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-01
$500 fur eiuen Seamen (!

Disfe i6Sne Summs 1T Der beuif6,
Samensiidter SaIser berelt su subler
fir einen paRenoen Ramsn fir ieinsu
neuen @unoer.Safer. nebsr l00C
GARNER. bic psriudspeiis cine Yrobs bic,
ies Safers lebteS 6rIbiabr befamsn.
rdbmen ibn auf's b6bte unb bsbauptsn
sinitimmis. baB bon bieier ersiebisen
Sorte 205 8uibeI per ader eesosen
neroen fbnnen
@abrli6. tpabrIi6, bic DeIt i6reitsi
poran
80 Sic bieits ausi9neioeH uno
nit IA 6. in Sriefmartsn an Sobn u.
SaIser Seeb Co., Ga @roiie, @ls., fen.
Den, befpmmen Sic frei cine srobe Brobe
oieieS Safers unb ibren beutiden Sa.
mems 8atalos, mo man fnbet, ipis bic
5000 ~ bsfommsn inb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-01
@iaiae Qbotoaraphieen.

Bon iebt an bis gum erfen apriI. bab'
i4 ben Breis fiir photographers Grbei'
ten um 25 Prosent berab eeiebt. unbe.
i6abet better arbeit, ipeI6e i6 in iebem
5aae saruntire.
Sn elesanten @rapons unb DaHerfar.
ben Portraits. fam i6 ben sr6bten 9In'
foiberuusen entipreden unb bieieS 3u er.
itaunlid niecrisen Breiisn.
Senrp Sreh
. A,3m. Al 2adananna Apenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-01
Shtet GuA Dor Salben aeaen
Rafdrrb.

Die AusdRlbsr sntbaItsn ba NusdFIbG fiber
osn CHM oes Scrubs jsritorsn uno bas sanSr
Spftsm polia j,rriitten miro. menn 20 ourh bic
idIsimis,n Obstfldden sinorinst. eoIbs ar
tttsl iollten ME aub,r auf 8eroronung gut be.
rufsnsr ,pte stbraudt peroeH ba Der Sha.
Nen ben fe uuridtsn ttbnmal 70 srOb 1T ole
oas 8ute oas Sbr oapon sr3ielen fonnt.t
pulls Satarrb.Sut, fabriJirt bon B. 8 gben,p
& 60. Soleoo. D. entbdt feiu 0usdfilber unc
miro innerIit aenommen uno pirtt brett au,
Die ihIeimigsn SbsrHdhen ors Spu ems @ean
Snr Sall's satarrb.Sur fauft itib fdsr. bob
Sbr bic dhfe betommt. Se ipiro innerlid ge
uommsn uno in SoIeoo, Obio, bon 8. 8 gb:n.p
& 90. aemoht
Er 8srtauf bon allen apOtbsfern, grsis
Toe. Die 6laids
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-01
@uter 0erbienf.
Deuti9e Wdnner perlanst
@elte BiIlsns ino. fid elm rsntabIes
8sihdlt Bu arinoeu.

Bir niiniden. onb Sober. Der obue s,efhdf.
pot. uno Die gerlretuns fir uniers S}irma 8ssen
quite 8siabIuns ju lbsrnebmeu phnfdt, Der.
cemielben uuisr auerblstsn nsbft Broben foiten.
frei iiberisnoen.
@ir piinidsn nur sin.n 8erireter fur ieben
Siftrittt psldsr rod nitt bsffst il Wau
penoe ftd lofort m Or s. 8. S6oop 80. "
Siats Ctr. Naeins. Bis. l3
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-01

@rObss SctaI fir a&t Satrs........$22s 258.t7
Ni6t tpabr. Elm isbr bdbi&es Sdmms
den, aber babel mub mon tpieoer in 8es
trudt nebmen. baB Seranton in ben Ists
ten neun Sabren ia srObariis on 8epDl.
ieruns seipa6ien 1T, uno um bas @lei&s
setpi6t au erbal!en, mus au& uniere
Sdulbenlait um bas breifa1e erb6bt
peroen. Sur brauf meine Serrsn
Staotbeamten, ale btuff, BEN Wutbisen
sebDrt Der Sieg.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-01
2dnb Al perfaufen :

Bon sinn Strtdt BON sttpa 325 adtrn un-
fuItipirtsm eanb, selsssn in ben 5opnfbips
Wswtcn une 8nnicm, psrfAufs i'd bslisbiss par
Ssasn su $25 zen Ader
8srnu: Saus unb Got Np. 2747 Sadlpn
Sirabs. Got so bel IFS SUP; StfbGums, gutter
Srunnen, Staa unp anpsre 8srbslTsruussn
W. slOtt, 2747 SadiOn Strabs. #
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-01
MGbcbeu berlanQt.

Gin IN ssisBt,n Sabrtn if,bsnbss tsuti&ss
Mdettn, bas gut Ap6tn uuc Siatn fann,
anb GnelifG ipri6t in tinu 8amilis BON bret
trwa6isntn ptriOntn. 9ttfsrtn,sn ptrIanst.
gu rfraetn bel 8rau R. ". Squirs 225
5tifnion Aptnus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-01
Spe3ial= al=Ncrfanf
Saar.36pfeH HRb SitIa.9Odea
fur biefen Mpnat
In ttm
@iener Triiemr 6efcbdft
BON
3bso. o. 9oneenp,
4I7 2acfamanna Mpenne.
9eiebdfts:An3et8er.

BUD. nnb aeeiesn,. .Dru6er.
8rte. u. W WasntL Drudarbsn jtbu aTb.
In tnsliltr une btutf6n Spra&t, 81 eada-
mama apsnus, ssssniibr BEN 8tnlts Stcrt.
groceries uHs Srosias.sn.
graneSp s. MILLER (Ra@foIsT psH
Staelt & Ststa), ff6 pens aps.
Gbwin Zeal "a eadapanna Asf..
pas brhbmts Wbits Spouss NtbI.
8rtb. 3. @ibmaytJ Dsltiatsass-
$40 eadapaHHa asezas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-01
3u Derfdufeu .

Saus unb ect esIsssn an pittston aptnus.
limb billi8 tu prtauftn. Na6,ufraasn bet 8rau
.. ecwsntstn, III &sbar Apsnus, binttn.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-18

dell Of this far-famed Gods Acre"
Ever since the demise of this renowned
woman, her daughter Bijou has seen
that the grave has appeared as a bloom
ing flower bed. Close beside her rests
the one time idol OF Matilda Her0n's
heart, Little Marie a child of Ca
miles" first-love husband. This child
had ever been the apple of her mothers
eye. She was dressed and decorated
Ike an ideal baby-Queen; elaborate silk
and satin frocks, costly gems, eXpen-
sive laces, and all that unlimited Law
ishness could supply, made this ether
cal appearing pet an unrivalled at
traction. But her reign was shot lived.
After a very brief illness, she breath
ed her life away. The broOdings of thu
almost frantic mother were most in
tense. yet even TO her most intimate
friends and relatives she would never
even mention her departed darkngs
sacred name.
Many dreamless sleepers surround
Matilda Agnes HerOn's final bed. Is
abella Cubas-BlascO, the bewitchEg
Spanish danseuse Of another generation,
rests but q few yards away, in a friends
grave; Laura Keene, the historic ac-
tress of Lincoln's time and death;
James Kirke Paulding, the historian
and bosom friend Of Washington Irving
and Wilson G. Hunt, the multi-mil-
lionaire merchant, who assisted Cyrus
W. Field and Peter Cooper to institute
the Atlantic cable, are awaiting resur-
rection near her resting place.
Well might Matilda Heron say at the
close Of her eventful l!fe. in the words
which end the play with which her
memory viii ever be identified:
"All the pain is gone! Is this Efe?
Now everything appears to change.
On, how beautiful! Dc not wake me-
l am so sleepy
ESTHER CLEOPHES QUINN.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-18

thOughtfUlly strOked his blonde beard
Moo, not exactly. The truly sue
cessful model must possess more than
an average amount of intelligence or
she viii not be able to play the part as
signed to her.
do you place her In the position you
desire, or does she take it herself?"
IF she is sympathetic and intelligent
it is necessary only to explain the char
acter to her and ask her to take the pO-
sition that would be natural under GER
tain circumstances. Very often, being
woman, she improves upon the art
lists conception of what the attitude
should be, and he may get valuable as
sistance in this way. But some models
haven't the remotest idea of how they
would stand or sit under the influence Of
certain emotions, and have TO be posed
by the artist
rs every beautiful woman graceful?
II woman has a beautiful arm, for in
stance, does she ever hold it awkward
ly?"
Again the slow, thoughtful smile stole
across his face.
"A woman is to become conscious
when she first begins to pose. She will
hold her arm gracefully enough before
she takes the attitude but no sooner do
YOU ask her to keep it that way, while
YOU sketch it, than it will directly be-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-18
RlB IHEES A DRIVE
And Sees Some Attractive, Interesting
and Stylish Sights.

PRETTY WE'LL DRESSED GlttaS
PREDOMINANT - EHORBlIANI
CCST OF SIMPLICITY-USE Of
PAINT THE "PROER THING
HER ROYAL SWEETNESS NOT
ONLY SANCTIONS BUT LEADS IN
T-HOW IT SHOULD BE DONE
Bah INTRODUCES US TO ATHlRD
SEX-THE VIOLET GIRL~HAIo
APPEARING AS NATURES FLO
RAJ CREATIONS--ELLEN TERRY
AND THE DIVINE SARAH OFF
THE STAGE-BE CAREFUL TO
MATCH THE STYLE OF SHOE TO
THE STYLE OF FOOT-UNLESS
"NFILADY" is PROTECTED,
NEITHER SHOULD THE GROOM
BE-THE OWNERS OF FOUND
KERCHIEFS KNOWN BY THE
PERFUME USED-STILL LOOKING
FOR FADS-WHAT MEN AND
WOMEN SHOULD BE AND DO TO
CREATE AN ATMOSPHERE OF
PERFECTION.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-18

he got three other girls to pose Tor inc
others: he didn't feel quite satisheu'
and used my arm for one OF them, my
neck for another. and nry head for 'ne
last. They often make use u ii0 -
that piecemeal fashion. on
Isn't it difficult to please theL ~,
only when they're cross W i IIa
they are the poor model feels II, anu ' slle
cant strike a pose that will suit lhein'
But that doesn't happen very oiUeh'
rs the life pleasant one!
ooh. YES, pleasant enough. L earn
more this way in one day than many d
girl that works in stores does in a weef.
and haven't any knowledge thaI
would bring me a good position IN an
other line. 1t isn't trying, although
once in a whlleI get little tired WneM
the nose is a difficult one, and lasIs any
length of time" ors-
And do you find it hard to get Gus
1Once in a while. But whenever
times are dull and 1 haven't enough 10
keen me going indulge in swell new v,
gown Oh. / know the artists VIII al
shake their heads and declare II lsh I
the dress but the model, they look aI'
hut I've discovered that a new dress
brings me many a customer.
Does 1t embarrass you TO De Wd'cneu
when you pose?" %
"Oh. no. OF course, the artist mas u
look. and get used to it. once III d
while some one viii come in the studio
and stare. You know there are people people
who think a model is a very peculiar
sort of person, quite different from any
one else and they will inspect you CRIT
icallv. as if you were a statue, OF solu ls'
thing quite devoid of feelings or human human
emotions. Then the model is tempJel
70 stare back quite as barefacedly. bu !,
Of course the poor thing doesn't dare
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-18

come rigid: or else she viii turn it even
while You are imploring her to main
tain the position. But it does not take
her long TO lose this consciousness, and
after that she usually becomes a good
model"
Don't YOU think a school for models
might result in a general benefit to art
ists?"
well. the model is a good deal like
the actress. A great deal OF her power
must be born in her In fact, she has
60 be something of an actress TO be sue
cessful in posing, for if she has not i'm
agination and dramatic power enough
to determine diversified characters, she
is not of much use to the artist
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-18

arrange the picture, or else they talk
it over with me, and together we decide.
once in a while lam treated like a wax
doll and my joints are adjusted to their
satisfaction.
They often dissect me, too. In one
picture. where there was to be a group
of four girls.I was talking TO the artist,
and half turned in my chair to look
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-18

figures wasn't something Of an eXag-
geration, or does the model put all OF
that brilliancy to her poser
well, TO tell you the truth, each art
list has his conception of the woman ne
inends to sketch. The model serves
very well for a guide, but after all he
adds his own touches. She is the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-18
IHE artist md HIS MODEL.
Success in Posing and How 1t Is
Attained.
Beauty Alone Not Sufhcient-Intel-
hgence and Sympathy are Essen
tials-A Good Model q Good Ac-
tress-How the Pose is Determ-
ined-Chat with q Model

what is it that constitutes a good
model?" I asked Artist w. T. Smedley.
"Can anybody with beautiful figure
become a model?"
He smiled at the question, and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-18

groundwork which he touches up with
his own ideas Of what is true
Then the model is really not much
more than an animated lay figure, after
all?"
Very often no more, unless, as I
said, she is very intelligent and an act
rose
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-18

l showed him the sketches that are
reproduced and asked him why these
actresses displayed so much strength,
when the average woman rarely sug-
gests such power in a pose.
well, one reason is that actresses
are trained to it-0r rather, that power
proclaims the true actress. Again, these
are taken from photographs, where il is
not necessary to hold the attitude for
any lengh OF time De 'Mroda, who
poses as Diana, is, of course, a good
deal of an athlete, and 'Nebbia's pose
is a very easy and natural one. Miss
Loves is strained, but it looks like a
time exposure. and the attitude is diff
ficult one to hold. Lifting one foot in
that manner would necessitate the par
tial uplifting Of the other and bert it is
not done.
But the artist has a more difficult
task than the photographer. lie has
not only to produce pretty effect, but
has also a character to illustrate.
i think we have better models on
this side of the Water-m0dels that are
more intelligent. and o better class Of
people generally am not speaking
now of models that pose for the nude.
Abroad the model is well known and
recognized as belonging to certain
profession. But here there are plenty
of young women, well-bred, who are
glad 10 earn o modest sum each week
at posing for so much an hour-5O cents
is the ordinary charge"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-18

Then the talk drifted to the type Of
American girl that is now so popular
With the magazine artists, and4 asked
him whether the dash displayed in the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-18

After that I talked with the girl who
poses for Hyde, Reinhardt, Smedley
and others.
do they adjust you" I asked, cor do
they trust the pose to you?'
Sometimes they let me do it, Some
artists explain the story and ask me to
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-06
THIRD EDITION.
A SPECIAL MEETING
Of the Young Mems Hebrew Association Will
Be Held at 9 O'Clock This Morning.

This morning the committee Of the
Young Mems Hebrew association hold a
special meeting in their rooms, third
floor, 213-215 Nineteenth street, for the
purpose of preparing and revising a new
constitution and bylaws for the govern
ment of this largely Increasing associa-
ton.
The committee on membership also
meet to discuss the situation and to pass
upon a number of applications which
they have in hand.
Commencing tomorrow (Monday) night
the rooms will be thrown open to the
members of the association and will con-
tinue nightly, andaevery night different
member of the several committees of the
association will be in charge. The large
library, all prominent periodicals and
books, also the daily papers will be on file
for the perusal of those attending. The
social feature, such as domino, chess,
checkers and literary discussion will be
INDUCED in by those so wishing, and
with the complete renovation of the
rooms and decorations completed as con-
templated, the members of the associa-
ton will be afforded all the pleasure,
amusement and past time that they could
wish for
The regular programme of lectures
will be commenced the first week in No
vember and two or more lectures each
month will be had. The regular monthly
entertainments and dances will be in
dulged In and the opening ball will prob
ably occur the second or third week in
November.
The officers intend to maintain in every
way the plans and programme thus laid
out, and If the members will only CO.
operate with them the Young Mems He
brew association will prove itself all that
II is intended for
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-06
DUBOIS & WEBB,
223 Twenty Street.
Birmingham, Alabama
OFFICIAL PROGRAMME.
Alabama Press Association to Meet in Com
mercial Club Rooms, Birmingham,
October and 9.

The Alabama Press association will
meet in Birmingham on October and 9.
The meeting will be held in the CONNER
cial club rooms.
Official Programme-PirstD Day..
Reading minutes
Calling roll of members.
Applications for membership.
Collecting dues and membership fees.
Report of treasurer.
Appointment of committees.
Annual address of the president.
Motions and resolutions.
Annual essay by w. H. H. Judson Of
the BeSSemer Weekly.
Annual poem by H. S. Doster of Pratt
vile Progress.
Historical paper on the Press of Ala
bama," by w. w. Screws of the Mont
gomery Advertiser.
Annual address by c. P. Lane of the
Huntsville Tribune.
Foreign Advertising, Rates and Posi-
tion"-John c. Williams, Mountain Home.
Talladega.
Legal Advertising'-C. ]. Hildreth
New Decatur Advertiser.
Moral Elevation of the Press'-Rufus
N. Rhodes, Biz mingham News.
Woman in Journalism"-Miss Marga-
ret E. O'Brien, State Herald, Birmng-
ham. tao 7"
Journalistic Ethics"-James H. Nun
How to Make Daily Paper Pay in a
Small Town"-W. d. Jelks, Eufaula
Times-News.
Meeting of the revision and member
ship committee.
Miscellaneous business.
Selecting a place for next meeting.
Election of officers.
Appointment of executive committee.
Appointment of delegates to the Ma
tional Editorial association.
After the business is transacted the
association will leave Birmingham in a
body for the Atlanta exposition. over the
Southern railroad in special sleepers pro-
vided for them. Transportation to At
lanta will be issued to each person on
the first day of the association. and
every member is earnestly requested to
be present. Special rates have been pro-
vided for the members Of the association
at the Norris hotel and Florence hotel.
All arrangements for hotels, admission
into the exposition and other courtesies
have been arranged for the party at At
lanta. Very respectfully.
]. A. ROUNTREE,
Secretary Alabama Press Association.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-06
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