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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-22

gBie erfidtlih, pirb PrGitz
bent coTt ndt7Itens nit Gonaba peQeu
zines neuen 3oQpertrdo2s in Inter
banolunQen treten. Samit piro un>
Iere nieoer6olt ausg geiprohens 2tnIttt
beItGtiqt, ooB Der neue Ilrif nit alen
iejnen oielen WGnqelr beionbers iebs
lerbdft oarin III, pab er feline Qeei8nes
TN Wtittel CUR 6ebunQ beg QuBenbQns
beIs bietet. Tds mubte ipe3ieQ in uns
ieren 8e3ie5unoen 8u Ganaoa gum
Qus0rud tommen, neil Elm 5beil uries
ret 0itliden StaQten tbatfdhlih BON
Canada Iebt unb neil erfittli6 1T bub
dnDere gambler uns cine tdqlit ndGz
Ienoe Gonturren3 in Canada MAIDEN.
Der peiIe 2tlorih mar Der NnIitt,
oaB, nenn mir bic gambler. tpeI6e uns
ntht Die oleihen 5Qroelsbeotrgu
bieten, tpie anoeren Nutionen nit eis
mem 3oQ3uitlaQ bon % pro3ent be-
orohen, lie iofort gu &reu3e triedaen
nerpen. Jus III Qber bel tetner elm
8iqen Ration Der TuQ qerpeien, ipe3iell
bat GanaDa fjh niht einIhuhtern laIs
fen. Sie'es ertldrte, unIere 30Qe Ieien
obne6in 10 probi6ttip, bQb es nidt oas
rouf antomme, pb lie nod petter pros
hibitip QemG6t piirben. Wenn man
uber cine Wuuer bon 100 Sui nidt
tlettern fam, 10 bat es nihts auf Ii6,
pb lie um neitere % SUB srhobt piro.
oSn TDlge beiisn iino uniere Ginfubrbss
trinounqen in Gdnabo unQinIticer, als
Die uQer nnDeran Gdnper. gir iebsn
poraus, baB Der prdIi0ent nibt
berIuhen rpirb, Elm neues 6unbslsabs
/ fon1men ouf Der Grunblage bes 8unne,
| Nlbrth 5artfs 3u treffen, beun Elm ipls
6es 8emiihen pGre Don Oornheretn dla
ausTdtslo5 gu be3eidnen. 0enn et=
mas 3u Stanpe tommen ioQ, 10 tunr
! bas nur auf bem Wege qeihehen, oqf
Canada fir bic freis giniubr feline,
Vaturprpoutte BEL uns eine lpeientliCts
3oQsrmGbigung fir uniere 8abritatt
/ 3Qgeitebt. e5n bieier WeiIe muB be,
| 5unbel nit ullen unoeren 2dnoern re.
qulirt perben. QBeil bds nt6t qsihe.
| ben lit, bat ii6 in uniersm internutio.
nalen 6unoel cine groBe 9ilun3 gseer
/ uns er1eben. 3os pdre niht Der Ssal
gepeIen, hdtten mir bas Quslonb burf
auf bem 9rin3ip BON gegenisitigen gu
qeTtdnbnifen berubenoen 5anoelsper.
trGgen ge3ipungen, BON uns einen I'M
fsrer ginfubr entIprehenben getrag 81
fauTen. gBas ipeaiea bic eanabiI1er
Iusfu6rsn betrifft, 10 befirbet lid
! parunter niht etne ein5iae Waare, be.
rem mir nidt brinssnb bebiirften. 81
liegt ba6er in unferem etsenen Snter
siIe, iie b.reinaulafien, aber mir t0nner
Den sroben Dortheil erlanssn, oab mi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-22

nttt bios bic Waaren erbalten, bic
mir beoiirien, ionbern aud, oab tiir
bic Grlaubnib, tie berein3ulufen, Gas
naoa Binens 1T. unTerer ansfuhr tpeS
Ientlthe 3u1eitdnbniHe su MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-22
9ur Stunbe Iinb alushhte,

Sur Stunbe iinb 2lusiidten
porbunoen, oab Rooi.pelt cine Wajpz
ritdt auf Der republitanifhen Stadts=
aonbentton bon Netp Dort haben ipirp.
4lf jeoen SAT- perben feline @egnsr
nur iiber cine geringe Wajoritat perz
fiigen. Das seiet, ipie bas SnIuraenz
tentbum in Rstp gorf porseDrsa9en
aift. 9as aestere fiibrte ben Eampf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-22
Sunueritao, bcn 22.Scptember 1910.


,5re6 pie Cannon" niro
balo gum qeflugeIten WOrte in ben
Ser. Staaten iperoen. Der Spreher
ipirp bic ppromiDole 0reiitigtett baben
uno in Der Staatstonpentlon BON 81
linois cine 3eoe 6aIten, in lpelher er be
fiirporten nil, odB man iein 8erbols
ten i'm aonQreb gut beige. Cannon
tann pon Slid Io9en, penn ihm niht
Elm SaoelsbeihluB 3utbetl niro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-22
Warum foil bic ltnteriu6ung

ggarum iolI bic llnteriu6ung
aeaen Senator Qorimer Seiten5 oe5
Genat8z z2lusI6uTes unter 2tusih!ub
Der Seffentlihtejt QeFiibrt tperoen?
Gi6erli6 banoelt es Iih oobei nidt nm
Elm Stuots 9ebeimniB, ionOern um Ell
nen 6Ffentlihen Stanool. Gorin 6eima
Iitteit pdIten 5u loRsn, mus Den Der
badt erregeu, oaB ni6t Die Ibit&t
porlieQt, bic @ohrheit gu ermitteIn,
fonnern lie 8u unterDriiten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-22

Sannen aus Mtinneioto mar oo2
ein3tge 9onqreB Mit8Iieo aus jenen
Gtante, rpeIhes fir ben Qopnss sQlortf
gartF 7ttmmte. Cas ReIultot lit ieine
g1ieoerlage 6ei ben grimGrnoblsn, ob.
ipobl grGiioent SuTt Ipc3ieu eine Reiie
nut Nironu, Dem 6eimothSort Saps
nens matte, um oeTen &anoiootur 5u
empfebIen. Gas lGBt ertennen, lpd5
ieIbIt pielen SnIurgenten nitt tlar u
fetn Ihtint, baB Das @oIt an ni6ts
anoeres, pie an ben 1arif oentt unc
hierin cine ebenIo Inleunigs, tpie raoi'
tale Reforr perldnot.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-22

Gu6 in Dem GorpDrd@
tion8Ituat y&en Serieo, Dem htr
Die 8eieBe, unter lpeIden Die 0riin~
bung Der 1ruits unb WtonopOls m03s
lid mar, gu perbanten boben, iii bic
cSniurrettion iiegreih Dor8eorun8en.
Der Syniurgent 2epis tit gum Gpu0er@
neur nominirt noroen uno bat ge9en
ben beFtiQIter Dioeritoro Der Stonoz
patter cine ReIolution ourdgeieBt, mo-
na1 Der 8orporation5 z&ommifIon
9pumaht ertbeiIt fperoen ioQ, Die
5rattiGBe Der Gtienbabnen gu tontro-
liren. Wsnn iogur in Nep oyerien Die
6errT6oft bergeiteQt rpiro, oann
fam tein 3tpeifel mebr beiteben, DaR es
nit Der &orporatiOns6errIt gu Gnz
De geht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-22

gBenn no d etna8 geiehIt bal,
nm grpon unm0qliA gu MAIDEN, 10 1T
has ietne Grtldrunq gu 8uniten ncc
semperen3Ierei. Gine ioIte Shor6eit
bon Teiner Seite tunn uitt mebr ii5er-
ruIden, Teitoem erIjftljt qenoroen 1T,
baB er feine 9rin3ipien beiibt, ionoern
fit jeoer Str0mun9 onIhieBt, BON Der
er gluubt, oob lie ben ,3ieIen isjne@
politiIden Gbr9ei3es f6 f0roerlich sr-
tpeiIen f0nnte. Cobei beiiBt er einen
Tplt truben Sid, bob er ben pratt.
ft2n 0ert6 elmer iDlhen Str0muna
nidt ab2uitdBer Oeritebt. BeiI I'm
Su0en PIE 1emperen3lerei leBterer Sc:
Itart in ben 0OrDergrunD oetreten ut
qlau6te er, oob er, um Ieinen pOIitj.
iden GirfluB OaIeI6it 3u be6aupten
1t6 oieTer 8enegunq onitIteben miTe
Gs lit i6m uber entganQen, ooB ba,
felbIt itor cine Itarte RUtpdrts s8e
nggun9 eingetretea 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-22

Der prGiibent tritt Der Nm
fi9t entgeger, oaB es unm0gIi6 pGre,
bic Rorrettur 0e5 Ohio in rpeniqer QIs
3fD0lf sTa6ren ber3uIteQen, neil Die tefz
niIten 8er0Gltniiie bas riht Qeitattsn.
Inns ielbit fat oieIe 2lnItd)t Don pornz
herein nitt eingeleuhtet. oSn 8eutIh@
lamb bat man bic gr0bten 6luBtOrrets
turen in penioer als bier oSabren
burhqefu6rt. Gs lit bd6er m0glih,
bab Die 2trbeit am Gbip in Ie6s Sab
rem fertigqeiteQt peroen t0nnte, uno Is
foQte oespeqen nit 9r0bter Gueroie
oarauf bingearbsttet perDen, Dap Der
RonqreB bic 8errpiQigurgen perbops
pelt, um bic 0ollenDung oes Werfes 3u
beidleunigen. Die SinoerniIIe iino
riflt tetniI6er, fpnoern politiiher
9trt. Syeoes aon9reb- -Mttglieo nil
cine 9erpilligung fir ieinen 0iitritt,
olei6biel lpie unnot6ig tie lit. Nus
hieiem 0runbe dQein perDsn Die n6tbis
gen WafIerbauten unge6ii6rlih, qerdz
hs3u ld6erIih lange uufsehalten.
Dern Elm 5unten pon patriotismus
i'm Songreb porberrfdts, rpiiroe dQe
Gnergie Darun getpanbt fperoer, Inn eir
8ert fertig gu ftelsr, bas fir Die
tpirthTaoftlthe 5ebung bes S6iothales
pun Der grDBten Notbnenbigtsit 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-22

Die Gntfernung BON qittsburg nnt
Cairo betraei auf osm Ohio 967 Uieis
len. Mdhrenb Der Wonat. itbruor.
mdrs uno 4priI bn. Der CLUB einea
WnHerinnp BON neun Sub nuf Der
ean3sn Sirede nnb in infoleebt1en
ihiffbar. Jm Ausuii. September unb
Gtiober iii Der WoH.riionb HELEN,
peiie fshr nieoris fobab Der Slub
iaum btfatrtn iperben iann. 9roboem
Der CLUB nur 81 eeipiKsn SabrssSeiten
ihiffbar III. iperotn ouf bemIeIben
idbrlih iiber neun Millionen Sonnen
Jrnhi beforbert, sn einem serineesen
Jradiias. als irsenhipo i'm enn5sa
Qnnps. Wsnn nun Der Obio ouf ber
gan5enStrsde iHifIbor fpiirbe, 10 Mir
be bieie ieibisrebenb ben Derstbr
per WoIIer nod bsoeutenb beben Anb
bieies ipirb purh bic DtrbeiItrune oes
GbiofluEes angsfirebt. Go beiinben f9
jebt ihon eipo II Ddmme nit b6jus
eehorigsn Ghleuitn I'm D4io. Diefe
D1mme finD bspeelin, jobab fe bei
bobem NaHerlianb nidt binberlin
iinb. nber bel nibrieem gDnHerj1nnt
ouf lonee Gsreden btn 1lub f6ifibor
maiden. Der oifisiele YlaM. 6er poa
ben NneeRieuren btr 4rmee 0uS9eors
btiief nerben IN. felt sie Amfse@iers
hnltuns einfS 9DaHestanS3 bon ueun
Gub jipiimen Cairo unb QittSburs
baS eau)e 9otr tiabns& box Gebdlb
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-08-06
Deneen Names Dele
gates.

Governor Deneen was request
ed 10 name delegates from this
state to the National Negro Ed
ucational Congress, to be held in
ST. Louis, Mo. Aug 25.27. The
purpose of the congress is to dis
cuss the educational phase of
the race question to the end the
races may be brought closer to-
gether and getbetter understand.
ing. Those appointed from
Springfield are DR.. J. H Ma
gee, Mrs. Eva Monroe. B. H.
Lucas, DR. Cotlman, E L Rogers
Capt Byrd aud Prof Malone, are
TO represent Quincy
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-08-06
Gillum breaches
AtGrace Church.

DR.. R. E. G.llum. district sup
erintendent of the M, E. church,
held quarterly meeting at Grace
Sunday, preachil g Sunday morn
ing, afternoon and night.
All the sermons were good
ones. At 3 p m. there was a
crowded house. DR.. Gillum
preached from the text, "My
God is Sun and Shield max
ing an able discourse. The col
lection was $3.50.
DR. Gillum preached at Buffalo
Monday evening.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-08-06
City Locals

Everett Anthony is visiting
IN Chicago.
Mrs. VIM. Johnson, E. Brown
ST., is visiting in Callao, Mo. and
other points.
THE Personal Liberty Leag
ue' held Its convention in this
city this week. The next meet.
ing will be held in f.. ST. Louis.
The League alao gave picnic
and dance at Mildred Park and
elected officers: James Looms,
president and H. II. Bowman,
Secretary.
Mrs, G. S. Glenn and baby, and
Mrs. Chester Johnson of So. 18th
st. left Thursday for Cincinnati,
where they will spend the vaca
tiOn.
Rev. D. W. Bloodworth left
Thursday evening for Lebanon,
Tenn. where he will join his fam
lily and reside.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-08-06
MattOOn News.

The audience at David's Chap
ell was given a rare treat Sunday
evening, Mrs. VIM. Jones render
ing an excellent recital. Mrs.
Jones is former resident of
Mattoon and is said to be the best
elocutionist anywhere to be
found.
The S. F. enjoyed an outing
Monday, going out quite early
and getting in at dark. The hon.
ored guests were Mrs William
Jones of St. Louis and Miss Jes.
sic Lee.
Mr.. Freeman and wife left Sat
urday for Chicago.
Miss Sallie Robinson of Lena,
was here Friday.
Miss Zella Powell is attending
the Shelbyvile Chautauqua this
week, She is the guest of Mrs.
Wesley Mccain.
Wiley Smith left Sunday for
Milwaukee to camp with the K.
Of P.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-08-06
GFIELD, ILL, SATURDAY AUGUST 8, 1910. 15C MONT

Well, some good may come
from the present national admin,
istration.
Mrs. John Smith, of Broad.
land, ILL.,, is slowly improving.
Remember the lawn picnic
tonight at Fifteenth and Cass
streets.
We are glad to note that the
Sixth Warders are organized and
that the club does not believe in
grating, but has organized for
mutual aid and political recogui
ton proportionate to services
rendered aud numerical strength
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Mathews
214 N 1lth st. left Monday eve
for Cleveland where Mr.. Mathews
has a railroad position.
The general public will be glad
to learnof Mrs. Cottman gradu.
al recovery.
Rev. j. M. Smalley will lecture at
Buffalo to night on the subject
1.-The Three Essentials Requisite
For the Races Progress. number
of people from here may go out.
There will also be an Entertainment
and refreshments
Mrs. Virginia King. of So. Pasfie d
ST. visited in Decatur sunday.
Mr. Albert Murrll visited in
Decatur Sunday.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-08-06
Fish Fry and Bar
ecue.

Will be given at the Banner
Blue Ice Cream and Confection-
cry Parlors, Saturday, Aug. 13,
under the management of Jas.
3. Bondman and committee. 22O4
E, Kansas st. This is to be q
real barbecue. Come and help
yourselves If it rains the build.
ing will be used for shelter.
JAS. B. BONDMAN,
Manager
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-08-06

AtTuesday's primary each vot
er should be prepared to fill in
tellIgently the blank space left
for ward committeeman. Doubt.
full timber in its committees may
cripple and beat party, or even
betray it into the hands of the
opposition. st, Louis Globe
Democrat.
The same is true here in
Springfield.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-08-06
Loves Sweet Sister.

Thank God for Love sweet sis
ter, Tenderness :
The gentle watcher in the
wakeful night,
When pain, mysterious and mea
sureless,
Strikes quvering chords of an
guish and alright;
The mate of little children and
the friend
Of all the patient, dear dumb
beasts that are;
The priestess of the faithful to
the end,
The white souled lady of the
Morning Star;
The second self of mothers see :
ing deep
Into the holiness of souls new.
born.
The shrine where sinfulness and
Judgment reap
The measures Of fulfillment
free from scorn,
Sweet, softly sandaled saint,
abide with me!
Without thee Love were less than
Love should be!
BY Marie Hemstreet in The
Outlook.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-08-06

Ia this issue of the Forum ap.
pears the announcement of VIM.
Childers, for sheriff, on the Re-
publican ticket. Mr.. Childers is
a business man and knows the
county from end to end, he has
been identified with that Office
and 1t is generally conceded that
he is pre.eminently fitted forthe
place.
He is highly endorsed.
Mrs. Perry is visiting in Mis-.
souri,.
Mrs. O. G.. Birdsong is quite
The Eks had a large attend.
ance at their picnic.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-08-06
The Business League

The Negro Business League
met Wednesday evening at J P
Roberts shoe store and large
number out. J p Roberts was
CHOSEN pres ident. Fl Rnoden V
president, e L Rogers sec'y j
H White cor sec'y and j M Ora.
dy treasurer Next meeting will
be held at Enterprise Bank 11th
and Washington SITS Tuesday
evening, Aug 9,h
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-08-06

Rev. E. Hall has opened a
handsome studio at 72e9 e. Wash
ington street, and has the finest
and largest library of any colored
man in central Illinois. He is
preparing to open correspond
ence school and a business col
lege.
Miss Naomi Donaldson leaves
Sunday for visit with relatives
in Bloomington.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-08-06
Receipt rendered
Mrs. Wells at the
Residence Of F.
R. Wilkins
and wife
Considered One of the
Most Elaborate Af-
fairs in the So
Cial Realm
for years
MRS. WELLS OF PAS
ADENA, CALIFOR-
MIA, is THE
HONOREE

Friday evening, July 10Th. Mrs.
Frank Wilkins and Mr.. Jesse
Mann entertained at the pal4tial
residence of the former, in honor
of Mrs. Wells of Pasadena. Cal.
(nee Miss Abbie Jenkins) former
ly Of Jacksonville, Ill. Mrs.
Wells is the niece of Mr.. Jesse
Mann.
The house was beautifully de-
corated in ferns and howers
which showed every touch of the
hostess's own charming person
aity. while the yard was arrayed
tastefulfy with Japanese Ian
terms.
In the receiving line first stood
the hostess, Mrs. Wilkins, then
the bonoree, Mrs. Wells, Miss
Ford of RIverton and Miss Davis
of Bloomington. On entering
the reception room one was
gracefully introduced by Mrs. A.
M Williams, while in the dining
room Mrs. Mosby poured and
Mrs. Lewis served deftly,
During the evening several Sc
lectons were rendered by Miss
Singleton. much to the delight
of all. The evening was indeed
ideal and will be remembered
as one of the most charming
events in Springfield society.
Those present we're:
Messrs and Mesdames E. B.
Smith, j M. Mosby, VIM, Smith,
B H. Lucas. Joseph Morgan, E.
L. Rogers, Hardin H. Long. G.
F, Fields, J. w. Grady, B. Gar.
rett. F.. B Hick lin, Dr.. and Mrs.
N. B Ford, Maj)r and Mrs. Geo
W. Ford, Rev. aud Mrs. T. Price
and daughter, Adlaide, BENZ.
Jackson and wife, E. E Perkins
and wife, Edw LIE, E Rhien.
heart, H McClaln. Geo Holeman,
Champ Singleton, H H Petit;
Misses Addie Duncan, Nancy Da.
Wis, Myrtle Gem, Helen Glenn,
Cecilia WormIey, Leota Single
ton, Messrs. Everett Anthony,
Walter Calvert, William York.
VIM Reed, Thos. Hubbard, DR.,
Henderson, @ Glenn and wife,
Mesdames Gray and B. Glenn.
A. M. Williams, Adj. G.. Hinton,
and Father Wilson.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-08-06
Heap Concert.

Come and invest IN the Human
Auction Sal e and enjoy the old
folks concert at St. Paul church
Monday evening, Aug. Is, in the
interest of trustees,
Admission, 10c.
MRS. ALICE WHITE,
Chairman.
REV. r. PRICE,
Pastor.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-08-06
Hal For Ren t

I have a large hall 38x48, con.
venient for society, church or
club meetings. Will fix up hall
to suit tenant
JAS. B. BONDMAN
2204 E. Kansas St,
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-08-06

The Forums collector will be
in Decatur next Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Governor Patterson of Tenpes.
see was defeated for renomina.
ton
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-22
HENDRICKS TAKES
Up ATTACK ON
BELLEV|LLE BILL
His Attention from An
nexatiOn Measure to Fight
Against Town Act.

Frank Hendricks, of Hendricks Broth
who is at Trenton lobbying against the
bill providing for the annexation of
Belleville to Newark, has now turned
his attention to the Dill, which aims to
incorporate the township as a town. He
seems to feel secure SO, far as anneXa-
ton is concerned. He and Senator
Hand, of Cape May, who is chairman
of the committee, to which the annexa-
ton bill was referred, were seen in con-
ference several times last night in The
State House at Trenton.
There is some talk of demanding an
investigation of the Belleville scandal.
Senator Osborne will offer a new an
nexation bill, and. it Is said, will dis
cuss the hold-up of the bill In the
Senate.
Assemblyman Harold A. Miller, of
Belleville. who introduced the town bill,
is equally determined to have his bill
come up for third reading. The meas
ure should have come up last night. Mr..
Miller heard there was a plan under
way to have the bill recommitted to
committee. and he set to work TO pre-
vent it. The bill was reported a week
ago.
ut was impossible to get the bill be-
fore the House." Mr.. Miller said, but
If it does not come out for considera-
ton on third reading Wednesday morn
ing I shall offer some resolution that
will, to say the least, be interesting. l
shall have something to say concerning
the opposition to the bill. at any rate.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-22
ORANGE POLICE
SEEK MEN WHO
ATTACKED WOMAN
Name of Victim Is Withheld by
Authorities, Who Make
No Roadway.

Despite a vigilant search for four men
who stopped a young woman of Orange
while she was walking in High street,
near White street, that city, early last
night, the police were unable to locate
the miscreants.
The young woman, whose name the
police were requested to keep secret,
after running from White street to
Ridge street, then down Ridge street
to Main and along Main to High street,
found Patrolman Thomas Riley, and in
an almost exhausted condition told him
of four Italians who stopped her. One
man struck her a vicious blow on the
breast.
She was escorted by the policeman
back owe the section she travelled, and
someone telephoned to police h%eadquar-
ters. Policemen Graham and Roberts
hurried to the place where the girl was
stopped, but as she declared herself I'M
able to identify the men, even if they
were found, the police could make no
Roadway.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-22
MONTCLAIR.

Miss Loretta jefferson, daughter of
Joseph Jefferson, formerly a resident of
Montclair, Is. a guest of Miss Esther
~Schoonmaker, of Union street.
The Misses Cecil and Marion Havi-
land, of Plymouth street, are spending
the winter in Bermuda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin A. Bradley are
entertaining their daughter and her
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Prentiss Cornell,
of Albany.
The Montclair Club will give a special
prize to the member of the %organiza-
ton who rolls the highest score at
duck-pin and head-pin bowling today.
A progressive whist for club members
will be held in the evening.
Mrs. Nathan Todd Porter and daugh-
ter, Miss Carolyn Porter, are at Cam
den, S. c., for a stay of a month.
Miss Florence Halves, of Llewellyn
road, is at Stockbridge, Mass, visiting
her sister, Mrs. Hiland Porter.
Mrs. Walter keenan, and daughter.
Miss Helen keenan,, of Park street, will
spend the remainder of the winter in
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B. Squire, OF
Gates avenue, have gone to Butte,
Mont, where they will reside in future,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Smith, of Elm
street, have returned from Roanoke,
Va, where they visited friends.
Miss Dorothy Gage, of Plymouth
street, is visiting friends at Boston
Mass.
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Mr.. n Mrs. Robert Steele, of Spring
Lake, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
l.. Du Bosque, of Stanley road.
A bridge party is being held this
afternoon at the hon. of Mrs. John r.
Weeks. in Montrose
Mrs. Carlton Greene, of vose ave-
nue., has returned from Philadelphia.
Howard F. Murchie, a student of CO.
lumbia University, is visiting his ar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace B. Murchie.
of Prospect street.
Mrs. A. r.. Dugmore, of Greenwich.
Conn, who has been visiting Mrs,
Thomas C. Watkins. has returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duane P. Cobb. of Scot
land road, will spend the next month in
the West Indies.
Miss Helen Leach, of Scotland road
has returned from Chicago, where she
was visiting relatives.
A Martha Washington tea will he
given at the home of Mrs. g. K. Oar
row. in Curtis place, Maplewood seq
ton, tomorrow afternoon. under AZ
auspices OF the Ladies' Aid Society ~
the Morrow Memorial Methodis,
Church.
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STORAGE.
CALDWELL AND VERONA.

The Afternoon Bridge Whist Clnb
met yesterday at the home of Miss
Alice Mead. Mrs. William Oldfeld
made high score. A buffet luncheon
was served. Mrs. Henry Rudolph. of
Essex Fells, will entertain the club
Monday afternoon. March T.
The Pen n Point Circle. Of caid-
well, will meet Friday afternoon at the
home of Miss Belle r. Snyder. of Hin
side avenue, Montclair.
Mrs. Joseph Wade, of Brooklyn. has
peer visiting friends in Caldwell
Philip Evans, of Verona, is stopping
with friends in New York.
Anne G. Watkins, of Montclair has
purchased a plot of land at the CORNER
OF Bloomfield avenue and Hanford
place, Caldwell, from Mrs. Susan Lane
DR.. Newell Dwight Hills will lecture
in the Caldwell Presbyterian ch,,rch
Thursday night at 8 o'clock. His srh-
Ject will be 1.-THE America Of Tomor-
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