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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-04
KNIGHTS ELECT OFFICERS
Five Councils of K. of C. Hold Joint
Ceremony,
Addresses Delivered by State Deputy
Members of the Order.

Imposing ceremonies marked the joint
installation last night Of the new officers
OF the five councils Of the Knights of Co
lumbus of this jurisdiction. held at the
knights of Columbus Hall Thomas J.
Donovan, State deputy presided and sew
erai hundred members of the order were
present.
At the conclusion of the exercises Mr..
Donovan delivered a stirring address.
calling on all present 10 work for the
good OF the order He called attention TO
the fact that the membership In the Dis
trict is at present nearly 1900. and IS in
Creasing all the time. The grand knights
Of the five councils spoke. and addresses
also were delivered by Rev. Ignatius
lei W. Shea, Catholic University: Judge
William H. De Lacy. and Patrick J.
Halugan. The officers installed were:
Washington CouncI-Grand knight, George +.
Repetti: DEPUTY grand Knight Dr. joseph A. Aludd
chancellor. J. Frank Duggan; financial seTetary
II. l. Brooks: recorder !. A Madian. treasurer.
Michael Hester; warden. George r. 0ge.
Keane Concil-Grand knight, Charles " Dsr.
deputy Eaud knight T. Z. Byron: chancellor. J.
J. Kennelly; financial secretary, J. A. Duvsll
recorder. 4. T. Schwartz; treasurer. e. I. Griffith
warden J. z. 0 Dea: advocate. l.. :. Masterson
trustee. r. Z. Dcyle. ST.
Carroll COunc1l-Grand knight John H Peen
deputy grand knight John ". King; chancellor,
h J. Kane, financial secretary. ". 1. Fleishell
recorder, George Thompson, treasurer Harry Bus
cher; warden, Redmond p. De Vaney; trustee, P.
]. Galhgan.
Spalding C0Incil-Grsnd knight William ?. Nor-
movie. deputy eTand knight. Francis J. 2. ClesYy,
chancellor, Edward F. Genoe financial secTetsTy.
treasurer. Ferdinand H. Huneke; warden, Joseph
T. Marsden: advocate Joseph Fitzgerald trustee
John NJ Henderson.
Potomac Couucil-GraHd knight Or. William 3
DAILY deputy grand knight. JoseTh Fitzpatrick
chancellor. r A. Curtin; financial secretary, B. T.
Myers recorder. g. J. Columbus; treasurer. George
A. Young; warden, J. 2. Dawson; trustee, J W
CctfeY.
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Frank A. Rodgers Returns.

Frank A. Rodgers, a former resident
of Washington. who has been living in
Bombay, India, for some years past
returned to the city yesterday While in
India he was correspondent Of a Balti-
more paper. He went to the tropical
possessions Of England as the representa-
tive OF American manufacturers Of ma
chinery He says the American mechanic
is always given the preference when the
natives Of that country want 10 Dur-
chase practical labOT-saving machinery.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-04
CheniSeS.
Corset Covers.

Womens Muslin Corset Covers. full
blouse front, trimmed with lace and 1SC
Women's Nainsook Corset Covers. blouse
front. tucked back. embroidered SOr
yoke, each.......,............,. wv
Womens Tight-fttlng Muslin Corset
Covers, V neck. trimmed with en- C01
Dro!0eiyr EACH. W.
Women's Nainsook Corset Covers. blouse
front, trimmed with rows OF insertion
and lace, run with silk ribbon, E0r
eachs''..s ..............--.-- W.
Women's Tight-htting Muslin Corset
Covers. square neck, trimmed with 7E1
embroidery, each...................... .FS\
Womens NainsoOk Corset Covers. blouse
front French back. yoke Of embroidered
medallionS and Maltese lace, al p0
edCH. .-'.'-''--'''' ...............R
Women's Corset Covers. made CT 5c
Of all-over swiss embroidery. each. SA'FO
Women's French Nainsook Corset Gov
ers. deep yoke, with swiss medal 90 OF
lions and val lace. each.............SEs 20
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-04
PUPILS RETURN TO SCHOOL.
Memories of Holidays Make Place
for Various Studies.

After having enjoyed their Christmas
holiday to their hearts content. and fun
OF tales Of Yuletide and all its presents
and pleasant surprises the pupils OF the
public yschools Of this city yesterda
returned 10 their studies
There was a highly gratifying attend
ance at all the schools. and teachers also
reported for duty with only a few ex-
cepuons- There was a lively exchange
Of Christmas news among the children.
not only the first graders. but also the
high schoolers. and it took some little
time TO Eet down 10 the routine
af the day After this had once been &C
eomplished. the memories Of the holt
days gradually made place for the va
rious studies.
The board Of education win hold its
regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at
the Franklin School
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Woodward & Lothrop
New -WAsHINGToN-paris
further will open a $50 andc $50 pm.
Calendars Sc to Soc each. Were SOC to $3.50 each
Our Annual January Sale of
Women'S and Children'S Undermuslins

in
onaket this dnoabe
garment mboi
from to
Il in
hldensU nj Garment 7 a
This includes splendid collection il
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-04
Combination Suits.

Vomen's Nainsook Two-piece
Colonization Suits (chemise and
divers +; some trimmed with hem
stitched lawn ruffles, some with ruff
q OF embroidery, beading, and rib
bn.
Special price, soc per suit.
'Women's Two-piece Combination Suits.
OmpTising corset cover and drawers or
hort petticoat, made of nainsook,
trimmed with val lace and beading,
'uffled drawers and skirt, per g1 m
bu1t---.-----.----...---- .---.------S SsSS
/ Wonnen's Soft Nainsook Three-piece
Combination Suits. trimmed with val
lace embroidery beading and wash rib
bon, skirt and drawers ruffied and 60 Ok
lace trimmed, per suit. PN@' ~
Women's Two-piece Combination Suits,
made Of soft nainsoOk, trimmed with Ger
man val lace. drawers and skirts
rufTied and lace trimmed. per a S0
suit. ....s.....-....,.....,.. |SSS~
Women's Two-piece Combination Suits,
comprising corset cover and skirt, made
Of checked NULL deliberately trim % or
med with val lace. per suit.........P6 '|~
Third floor Eleventh St
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-04

10 pieces Pinch Heavy Full-bleached
Damask.
SI.oo ward. Value, SI.z5.
100 dozen 2o-inch Fun-bleached Damask
Napkins
Special price, SI.S5 dozen.
zoo dozen 20-inch Bleached Damask
Napkins, herlmed ready for use.
$500 dozen. Value, s.. so.
30 dozen "a Damask Napkins, in spot
design.
Special price, $3.50 dozen.
100 dozen Z Full Double Damask Nap
kins, in a large assortment Of designs.
S6.oodozen. Value, $500.
80 dozen ( Double Damask Napkins
So. 5odozen. Value, SI2.5o.
22-inch Reached Scotch Damask Nap
kins.
Spetal price, $500 dozen.
4 lot ofDamask Cloths and Napkins
not matckd sets-offered at
One-thiti to one-half less than reg
ular prices.
Pure EAmstitched Linen Sheets.
ox96 in.-S5.oo pair.
Hemstched Pure Linen Pillow Cases.
21aX36 in.-5Oc each.
Hemstched Pure Irish Linen Pillow
Cases,
21zx36 in.-SI.85 pair.
Soallped Pure Irish Linen Pillow
Cases,
221zx30 in.-S2.oo pair.
secnd fioor-Eleventh ST.
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Special Value in
"P. ~" CorSetS.

A lot of "P. n" Corsets. made
OF lightweight coutil and finished
at top with lace and ribbon; all
have elastics attached. Some have
medium bust and hip. These are
new, fresh goods, and there are all
sizes, from Is to 20, inclusive.
Special price, CSC
Regular price, $500
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-04
Tn THE SOCIAL WORLD
ShermanS Dinner Guests of
Senator and Mrs. Depew.
JUSTICE LURTON ENTERTAINED

Dinner Is Given in His Honor by
Chief Justice According TO Custom
for Each New Member of Supreme
Court-Mr. John Barrett Host at
Dinner In His Apartments.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-04
Children's Wear.

Childrens Muslin Gowns. yoke OF clus-
ter tucks, ruffie on neck and sleeves. 0Er
sizes to II, each...................... wv
Childrens Muslin Gowns. square neck.
and sleeves trimmed with embroid- EC~
cry. sizes TO II. each...................S wv
Childrens Muslin Gowns. yoke Of in
sertion and tucks: neck and sleeves
trimmed with embroidery, sizes 2 G1 fk(1
10 II edCns.,..... -
Childrens Muslin Drawers trimmed
with tucks and ruifie OF embroidery. 1Er
sizes > to i, each..................... -S$
Chlldrens Muslin Drawers. trimmed
with tucks and lace-edged ruffie, r(lr
each..-...
Children's Muslin Skirts, with 0Eo
cluster tucked uffie......-............. 6OS
Childrens Muslin Skirts. with hem
stitched cluster tucked ruffie, enc
Children's Muslin Skirts. trimmed SCl-
with ruffie Of embroidery. EACH. wv
Childrens Cambria Waists, with oE
two rows OF tape buttons EACH. GO(
ChildrenS Cambria Waists. with two
rows of tape buttons, trimmed with Snr
lace beading and ribbon. each.........S VI
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.PethCOats.

I = a u q Us
ed W9 aRa o MSsHn e5 Ps5toOats tuck 75c
Women's Muslin Petticoats. tuck-SI M
ed lawn fiOunce. each...............pA 'VU
Women's Muslin Petticoats, lawn
hounce, tucked trimmed with Ct zC
wide rutied embroidery, each.... pA'EO
Women's Muslin Petticoats, deep
hounee Of lawn. trimmed with val gI IN
lace and tucks. each IsOU
Women's Muslin Petticoats, deep
founce Of eyelet embroidery. q TX
each..................... p4'SS
Women's Nainsook Petticoats. deep
val lace hOunce trimmed with % 7S
Ibpon, eacn-.--. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. PS'f -
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Drawers.

WOmens Cambria Drawers. finished
with embroidery ruffie, and tucks 0Er
above ruffie, per pair...................SS ~
Women's Muslin Drawers. with
tucked and hemstitched ruffies, per 0Sr
pair. XVI
Womens Muslin Drawers. with hem
stitched and tucked lawn ruffies, per. E(lr
par ''.''....... 's..'-.'....-''
Womens Nainsook Drawers. tucked
with deep hounces OF eyelet swiss 2Sc
embroidery, per pair....................sS ~
Womens Nsinsook Circular Drawers,
very wide. tucked, with English eyelet
swiss embroidered ruffies, per 5Sc
Womens NainsoOk Umbrella Drawers.
with deep lace-trimmed ruffies andGI On
rlbon bows. per pair............... Y4sVV
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-04

Miss Katherine Elkins is i'm Philadel-
phia visiting her step-sister. Mrs. Wied-
erselm, who was formerly Mrs. Bruner.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-04

Invitations have been issued for the
marriage OF Miss Maud Alice Bear 10 Mr..
Earnest Mass. Of Tampa. Fla, on Janu-
airy u. The ceremony VIII be performed
at Rauscher's.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-04

DIR. and Mrs. Guy Fairfax Whiting
entertained at a brilliant reception yes
terday afternoon TO introduce their daugh-
ter, Miss Alice Whiting TO society AS
sisting Mrs. Whiting were Miss Glover.
Miss Heath. Miss Johnston, Miss Hinck-
ley, Miss Katherine Brown, Miss Mer-
Ram, Miss Leonora Finley, and Miss Nc
Cauiey. Miss Agnes whit.ag, Of Balti-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-04

Cards have been issued by Miss Mary
Isobel Hass and Mr., Emmett Page Bun
yea announcing their marriage on Janu-
airy ]. The ceremony was performed at 8
o'clock IN the evening in the home Of
the brldegroom's brother Mr.. Seymour
w Bunyea, at 1906 A street southeast
by Rev. Hubert Bunyea, nephew Of the
bridegroom. Only the relatives and a
few close friends were present.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-04

Mrs. Denton Warford. of 1904 Massachu-
sets avenue. will be at home Tuesdays
In January
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-04

Mrs. Lilburn Harwood Steel. Of Sheridan
circle and Massachusetts avenue, viii
have as her house guest Miss MAY
Ford, OF Baltimore. She will be at home
Tuesdays in January.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-04

Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth. who has re-
turned from her summer home in New
York State. will be at home on Thursday
evenings until Lent.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-04

Mr.. B. A. Chaplin. OF the Pension Office.
has left for his home In Laporte CITY.
Iowa. Mr.. Chapin's mother is very i'll
and is not expected to live until the ar
rival her son.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-04

Until further notice our store
hours Will be $50 a. m. 20 $50 D. 70.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-04

Mrs. Van Zandt and Mrs. ONeiiI will
not receive to-day, but will on suisse
quent Tuesdays for their friends, at so
Tenth street northwest.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-04

The CHIEF Justice entertained at dinner
last evening in honor Of the new asso-
clate justice, Judge Lurton. according 10
the custom OF the Chief Justice 10 enter
tain each new member of that body. he
had the Attorney General and a large
company Of men Of legal prominence.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-04

Miss Margaret Preston Draper, debu-
tante daughter Of the former United
States Ambassador TO Italy. Gen. Will
lam +. Draper, who was presented to So
ciety at a beautiful cOtillion on Deem
Der g. has been obliged TO cancel her
social engagements because OF the seri-
Gus illness OF her father. The large tea
which Mrs. Draper had announced for
tomorrow afternoon, for her daughter,
will not be given, as the invitations were
not sent out until after Gen. Draper 5
health became the subject OF some aux-
iety to them. Consequently the tea will
not be given just now.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-04

Mrs. Russell B. Harrison and daughter.
Miss Marthena Harrison. and Mrs Harri-
sons mother. the widow of Senator
Saunders. of Nebraska, will be ct home
on Wednesdays in January in Mrs. Harri-
sons Washington home, 1914 Nineteenth
street
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-04

Mrs. William B. Hibbs has arrived al
the Shorehem from the Hibbs' country
place, near Leesburg. Va. and will spend
the remainder Of the season there. Miss
Helen Hibbs Is still visiting in New York.
where she spent the autumn.
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3analiiatiunss SDiten1
Soil BON e;n.r bsfpnOeren aommii.
lion ausgearb.itet m.roen.

Die Qcabsmn of glebicine pirb in
ben ndhiteu Saeen teim Wapor, bsin,
Staotratb uno bel Der 9eiunobeitsbes
boroe poriteQig iper9eu. um bic Grs
nennung elmer beioroeren Sommifion
ourd3uiesen, fpsIhe einen op[IItGnbiz
gen YIan fir bic Ranalilirung Der
Staot ausarbeiten ioq.
Gin aus ben Gottoren g. 6.
SDartIel, SO. .. gbsrrp unb u. 6.
Ssmono beitebenbes 9ommittee Der
acaosmp Of Wsoicire butReioIutionen
i'm o6igen Gimme aussearbeitet, bic
audi BON Der 2ltaDemie eutgebeibsn
Durben. Die Uuni6e Der 4taoemie
sehen bu6in, bnB bic betreffsnbe Som
million, Die niht nur elm npllItGnbiges
SDitem bon ab3uastandlen ausar6eiz
ten, Ionbern auh pIdne besiigIi6 Der
8erntttung oes aus ben Qb3ugstdnGz
len abfIieBenoeH unratbs forrrulirer
foll, bon Der itIbtiihsH 8eIunobeitsz
eeb0roe 81 ernsnnen lift. Or. g. 6.
Qllen. Der grdiiosnt Der 4cuoemp Of
Weoicine. lit Der 4niidt, oab gefeBz
Ii6 Der Grnennuns elmer bsrartieen
aommiiIion nthts i'm Deae itebt. ba
ia Die aommiTion ni6t errihten, Iors
bern MIR YIdne ausarbsitsn unb Dor
leqen Ioll.
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WirS bic Itabtiihe 3iDiloien1fommiI.
fpn bic GlaiTTi5 ring uoQen0et
babeu.

Qm tommenbsn montag piro biz
Itdbtii6e GiDiloienIt aommiTTion ID.
re 2lr6eiten, Iotpeit Die GIaHifi3irunu
Der itdotti6sn QngeIteLlten IN getra6t
tommt, beenost bdben. SieTes puroe
5eitern offt3iea betannt geoeben.
Bon Der aIuiiifisirung perbeu, ME
beretts Triiber in oieien Spalten err
pd1nt, in eriter 2inie Die gbief De-
puties IN ben berIhisbenen 0epartez
msnts, iotpie bic Yoriteber Der Inter
requirements ousge'6lpTen iein, neil
natursemdB Dem 2eiter bes betreffens
ben 0epdrtements in Der 1uspo6l feiz
ner SuuptaHiitenten obIoIut freie
Sanb gelufien perosn Iou. 9tuBeroem
iino audi Die guhhdlter unb Die Ste
nograpben uusgeIhloTen, neil bic gi=
Oiloienlt 4ommiIion ben Stanbz
punt pertrttt. baB es fitJ bel ben Stes
npgrapbenppften nm 0ertrauensGmter
hanoslt, bic osm betreffenben Oepartez
mentshef iiberlaHen pereen ioQten
unD be5iialih Der 8u6balter IpIIen bic
G6efs audi pOlIiq freie 6anb boben,
neil Elm 9u6baIter, Der ieinem gbef
aus irgeno pelhem 6runbe nidt no6I
pil1, iebr leiht eine RieIentonfuiipn in
b0spilliaer 9lbii6t in bengiitern perz
uriahen fam.
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0ei 0tadbt ,ino 9febel
Weridninoet Ginbreder ans bem
3ucisboipital.

Sohn alias gbudles Murpbp. Elm
beriihtigter Ginbrefer, entiprung in
Der Mitttpob Rabt aus bsm ftdbtis
iden 3peig 6oipital uno fpirb jeBt
BON Der polisei seiudt. Sm 0riiba
ldbr bisies Jabres tpurbe Wturphp Bel
einem ginbruh in bic 8roeerp bes
S,errn George Shlidte. an 8. unb
Ginn Strobs. abgefab. unb burh .is
nen Sdub in bic 8ruit idper perlebt.
Gr iftpebte lonse 3eit sniidsn 2ez
ben unb To6 unb als er fhlieblih
benz poli5eirihter porgeiiibrt fperben
fonnte, ertlarte er. bic Shninbiuht
81 hahen unS bolb iterben 81 miiHen.
DIR Jaa ipuroe auf bas offene Todet
seisbt unb WurpbD ipuroe benz 3tpeige
hofpital iberpieien. 6ier erhoIte er
iid jebod Isbr idnsG unb erfreuts iid
fhlisbli9 fsiner sstpDbnlihen Gez
funbbeit. als bic polisei barauf be-
itdno, bab er ipessn oes ertpdhnten
ginbruds pro3eiIirt iperben loae.
9isies mub ibm tpobl gu Sbren g.>
tommen fein, oenn in Der Ulittipph
Rah. perihpano sr, tpie geiost, BEL
Hadt unb Hsbel. Seine 0efangen>
nabme biirfte ieboh nur eine5rage Der
3eit fein, bd fein Bib iih in ben
gerbrs6er 8allerien oller sroberen
Stdpte befinbet.
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q + II I ellis.
Camera foq cine 3usig-0ffre in Gin.
dnRati 6a6en.
Wo9entli9e En- ammenfiinfte, In b.
d nen 3ooesurtbeile perbangt
s. uerben.

Die rGamorra" cine nsapolisanii6s
neutrality-suspicious., iOG in Gineins
natl eine 3peisoffiee sroffnst bd6en
Der Staliener Soiepb 2uperu, tpelher
betanntlih am 9isniiaa Worsen mil
sablreifen Stihtpunben bebedt in ei=
nem 6ausflur on Water unb Gin
StraBe aufeefunben tpurbs unb tur3s
3eit fpGier i'm itdbtiIhen 6oipitaI ieis
nen 0eiit aufsab, foa bon WitaIiebern
oisies 0ekimbunbes ermoroet iporoen
lein. Dieie Snformation tpuroe ges
tern ben Gebeimpoli3iiieu Siiftlein
uno Iflus ssgeben, nadbem bieieIben
nit einem furbibaren Gibe aeI6nprsn
batten. ieinen Ramsn tsinsm. niat
einmal benz YoliseibeF eeeenii6er 3u
nennen. Rah ansabe bieies StaIiss
ners febt fid bic bisIige 3tpeig 8es
feuihaft Der Gamorra aus aht Wit>
slieoern 3uIammen, psl6e pDdenilis
6e 3uIammentiinfte in elmer unters
iroiihen 6oble i'm Meiten abbalten.
SIN bieien Suiammentiinften nirb entz
ihieoen, iper i'm 2aufe Der Wo6e err
boldt fperoen Ion. unb bas Coos ents
ideibet, tpelhes Wiitelieb bas 1ooess
urtkiI gu Doilitreden bat. Srei Der
WitgIieo<r ioqen bic Grmorounq bes
lupero auf bem 9eipiiien baben unb
Der eisentIibe 5bdisr ioa elm iunser
aerl. hifen 0ebib nit mebren Cob
plomben sssiert 1T. fsin. 2upsra
Hitherto belanntlid Dor ieinem gnbe:
Der Wann nit ben golbenen 3dbnen
bat mid seito6en."
Die Gamorrd bat es, tpie bic
-Sdmar5e 5anb". in eriier ainie auf
GrpyFung abseieben. Wdbrenb ies
bod bic 2esiere ibreOpIer unter fpobls
hdbenbtn Qunbsleuien ausIuhi,
nimmt bic Gamorra faft ausft!ieBs
LID iialienifhe 2lrbeiter obsr anoere
arine QanbsIeute aufs aorn. Die
ieIben iuerben aufssforbert, ip0teniz
lid einen beiiimn,tsn 1beil ibres 2ob=
mes an bic grpreffsr absutxiern. Weis
CERT oas Spfer iih, 70 tritt bic 8nnb.
auiomnlen. iprid)i bas 3obesurfbeiI
iiber ibn aus unb Der orme 5suFel
fpirb nit Gtilsttes eritohen. Iisfe
Jnformation ipurbe ipenisftens ben
Gsbeimpoliaifisn 6uefitein unb pflua
BON benz kireffenben Staliener seges
ben.
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Qlnt Gpnmtag
Wirb bic ferbIi6s Ollie bon HeS. Y.
ADalbnrs in Der ct. AusuitinuS.
Rir6e aMisebabrt merben.
1ie Qeihenfeier mnb Bel 'etmna
erfOlSt am Waontag Waor8en.

am Sonniag tpiro, mas bon Hep.
u. 8. Walburg iterblid lit, bonn
pfdrrbaus, no er am Oienitag bic
Nugen gum eipigen Shlummsr ihlob,
ndh Der ct. 4ueuitinus airhe, beI
Iansidbrisen Wirfungsfeloe bes 9er=
etpigten, iiberfiibrt unb bort aufgss
bdbrt iperben. Di. ueberfiibrune err
folgt am Sonntug Wiittag mad Ser
Desper uno bic 9eiche niro bann big
5u bem am Nontag moraen itattfin-
benben gesrdbniB ahf benz paraoebe.t
ruben uno bi. 5ablreihen ssreunoe unb
Bsipunoerer pes Sabineeihiebenen
prisiters. oes aufridtigiten unb beaeis
iteriten 5reunbes, ben bas Deutfdz
tbum Der Stdbt, ia bes2anbss beIeTen.
iueroen pdbreno bisier 3eit gelegenbsit
erbolten, nod einen Bid auf bic tbeus
refl 3iise su fpsrfen. als G6renipufe
iDeroen an ben Seiten beg aatafalts
Witslieber bes Crbens Der ct. sos
hdnnes Sitter in boiler Uniform poftirt
fein.
Die geihenfsisr miro am Monta1
Worgen um balb sebn Ibr burd bas
3ooienoffisium einseleitst iperosn, auf
fDtlhes bann un 5ebn llhr elm pontifis
falsFequiem folgt. bas Grsbiidof
Woeller sslebriren miro, aiIiitirt bon
ben folgenben 0eiltlihen: aIs Graz
prieiter Bern Rsp. Mfgr. Wfurrap,
0eneroluitar Der gr3bi03sfe; als Gbs
reaoioione Rsp. Sobn 5elomann unb
William 5idsp; aIs 9iaton Der MsiIs
ReD. 3. u. Runnsbdum; als Suoiaton
Rsu. &. u. 3ieuann; als 3ersmoniens
meiiter ReD. eugene 9apis unb als
6iIfs.3eremonienmeiiter Rsp. So6n
Berning. Die engliihe prebigt miro
Gr3biihof Woeller bdIten, p11renb ben
Rdhruf IN beutiter Sprahe Rep.
3ouis Rau, .. D.. bem babingsIhiss
oenen Jreunbe unp 4mtsbruoer nib
men miro. Die geii.Bung srfolst auT
bem ct. eSoiepbs 0ottesdder.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-30
9dats cinenaatet NsfsbIat reaa, 30 9eptember IelO

Weit benz 8erb0r bstrsffs Der BON
benz gDirtbe Uaunigan erbobener
GraftzQntlagen nirb beute Morgen
fortgefabren perben.
Gs unterliegt tdum einem 2peifel
bob Gouis Hatban, Der ipi6ttsfte 3eus
&c in Der Graft unterIudung, freinils
Zig bon Chicago 5uriidtebren unb ben
3eugenitanD betreten tpirb. Der Siz
derbeitsbireftor bemertte aeItern, es
tperbe i'm niht iiberroIhen, ieben Mus
senblid gu bOren, bab Ratban tpieber
in Cincinnati eingetrpIfsn lit.
poli5iit George SO. 2tuten bonn 6.
8iitritt tDuroe eeftern fuIpenbirt unb
fpiro fih unter ben Qntlaaen Der
pflidipernahldiiisung unb bes zines
polt3iiten untpiirDigen genebmens au
perantpprten baben. 0as 0oraeben
gegen ben geamten ftiiBt ii1 auf bic
rhriftlifsn grtIdrurgsn bon ygirs
then bes Sitenbes, nu9 benen gos
light Quten in ben Gotaten oerIeI6en
hGufig in poller Uniform in unb aube,
0ienit getruntsn unb Die 8irtbihafs
ten na6 Mitterndht frequentirt baben
ioG. Quten fpurbe eeitern bon polia
5eihef WiQitin in Der Qngeteoenbeit
bernommen uno beitritt bic 8eihulbiz
sun9en in toto nit Der Grtldrunq, bic,
ielben gingsn bon perI0nIi6en 5eins
ben aug.
Der bsrittene poli3iIt syor melbet.
gsitern Dem poli3eihef, bab ct bor eiz
ntgen Wo6en elm Nutompbil, In nels
dem iih Elm unbefannter Munn uno
Elm tpohlbetunnter hrefiger q8irtb be-
fanben, an Der MabiIon Roab peosu
gu ihneaen 5abrens angebalt.n uno
ben Wann, tpel9er bus 2(uto lentt.,
gstparnt babe, lansIamer gu fabren,
ptbrtgenfalls er Dor btm gotiseiri6ter
gu erIheinen babe. Der Mann babe
i6n miBoeritanben uno ibm in bem
8lduben, er lei bereits unter 2lntlaoe
geitellt tporoen, $50 angeboten, fats
er (5or) ocfiir iorser rpoIs, oab er
nift i'm poIi3eigerift gu erideinen
babe. gr (Sor) babe ie[bitperitdnoIit
Die $50 3uriidqsrpieisn uno oem Wcnn
cine geb0rige Stanbrsoe ubsr bic Sns
teqrttdt Der poliaeibeamten oehalt,u.