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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-09

|bHih. fart On finen Riiforaileipen
/ I'm Hitter bon 80 s5abren.
- soeirutbsfdeine: Marion Sing.
20, unS Ndrgmerite gounaer, %,
8eibe bon bier; gborles aauffuns,
50, unn Mdrrp mslid), AZ, geioe BON
bier.
Jriebensridjitr gBm. Morton
iDuroe gsfferH nurh bic Geburt zines
SobnfsHs tn Der Jnmilte Robert
UiortDn gum Grcbpater eentaht.
Die 2etdgnteftdfter gedt6an &:
Wegsp bon WlibolstoDn boben Die
Ig. 6. q. e ct. g. gifeHb1bngeFelI.
fhuft auf $5s0.5O Dertlaqt. Der
anfpruh IN Fiir Dienitt, tpelhe Die
aeihsnbeItatitr bei benz GiIenbabnuns
falI an 4. SuIi 1910 nabe Wioofes
totpn teifteten.
- Der Sfulrdtb beT1loB eIsttrt.
fhe 9eIeu9iuna in ben SduIb0feH In
Der 2. Wcros uHb Der aineolH Snule
einsufiibren.
Der GinFsDler Sobn 9. Riggs
tpeIdxr bel grssilc In Ieine l1Itte
als Gethe nufasfunben fpurbs, bate
cine toitfptelise Beitatiana. Der be-
treffenbe 2sihenbeftatter BON MiobIes
toson rsibts gkTtern cine Rt6s
rtung iiber $405 i'm Gahldboeritht
ein. qrpbdtrihter gcnnaugbfon miro
iich Die Rstbnuna stlpas rdber anitberl,
ehe CT iie ssnehmisi.
- aIIsn Griags, ipelttr BON ben
grobesitfporenei tuegen 9ernahldFis
suna feinsr ainper in antIaee3uitono
berisbt fuuroe, III in apuispiIle, stp.,
Der gcIiSsi in bic 5dnbe aefdflen unb
Sberiff Grdf rsiite aeFiern ndn
2ouispiIs ab, um ben 9srbdftttsn az
bolen.
Der bier tpohIbesdHnis friibers
Ridtsr Sares u. Gilmore befinbet ii1
in ieiner wobHung In Gaton, s., otm
9ooe nabs. Gr fteti I'm n. 2sbens.
iabre.
- Mattie Gmbrn bon Wib0IetppH
bat Somud Gmbrp i'm ptcbdtstrift
ouf Steioure perilagt, neil Fis ans
gebiih mibbanoelt fpurot.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-09
Mas benz pcliseigerid)t.
ySnt ab" til bic Creer iar bic Nei6.
lidJteit i'm GidtItbeaie.

Gas gsitb. Iaut frefhem bi. .bIs
Weibli6teit gesDungtn III, i'm sb<o.
ter bic 6iite nb3unebmtn, bot ouf
naf Rideitbtdisr ge5ug. @eihdfts,
fiibrtr Columbus pom aIhambro
9beater, Der aui 0ernnIdTung oes
ausraits 81. qsin eerbuisst tpornen
mar, neil sr bic beirtffenbe 8sftim.
muHg nihi tn isinem 1batsr snr
Durdfiibrune brG6is, fpurbe BON
giidter 8obe nm $5 btitraft unb Ders
fprad, bab er In 3utunft auf Der
itriiteH 8efolgung bes 0tlebts bslies
ben fpiisbs. AnnaIt GkiH mar ob bts
bon ibm errunsfntn Siegs 70 trfreui,
baB tr bic GtrnfIumms aus sigsnsr
Tnfde besnblie.
Robert Wie2too, Gin anHaDier, ers
belt fur asraame 3fit sgrtiqua riisr
I'm 4rbaitsbauie. Wse2tpb mar babsi
erpiiht norben, ipit sr In ein acairs
hdas einbre6en ipoIits nnb bate bann
fih bamit 5u enifhulbigen ptriud,t,
bab er onf hsr Gufs nah eiHenl
sJreuno In Das Dsrtsbris 6alis seras
tben ffi. 0tiDer ipuroeH abr ar ibm
tine Mnsabl Gietri6s gsFunben unb
Diffts btfiestlse iein Ghidfnl. Rins
ter 9Dpe ptruribeilis ibH sa breiMos
naten arbeitsbuus. 800 unb heHaos
ftfn.
s5lorfHeeperiins BON SnbionapOIis,
Die Gatieu uHb stinb bort perIaiIen
bate. nm bier sin 2ehen Der G91nbs
5u fdbren. ipurbr su $25 unp bensos
fen ptrnrtbeiIt, neil Ne iin iDsiesrif.
| ~ iAEsm Gatisn. bsr fis aus sinsm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-09
2ofal f. Serid)t.
&aros seitrH s6mIpriniipal ga
iaBnit gloea 81 @fabt eetraetH.

Wds bon 2dfdnstts gfoom, esiE
beltsbteu uuo Isibtr 10 ftiih psritorte,
nen prin5ipdl Der q. Tiitriitfhulc
fterblih mar, marie oeiiern unier sdhl,
reihtr gsiHiliauHe aus dlIsn ShiG.
ten btr gep5iteruno auf nsm fiioiIfsn
5rtephofs In Gid RuH Der Muttsr Gr,
BE- iibtreeben. Wdhrsrn Der Wittdss,
ftuHbe, dls oie BON ainoern sJlpras,
p<lde feiHe 5dblreiheH Jrsunbt BEN
4nnenten bes geri.orb<nen asipiomet
bdtter. faft gnn5 peraiillte 2eins tn btr
SeoitiIb Rite adtbornie cufaebdbri
mar, fpdrfsn nod 6nHberts pen .3Oss
iiHasn Der 27. 3iTtrittfnuIe, foipie fri.
bere Shiilsr uHb HoIIsgeH sirtu itsttn
Bid naf bic pertIirtsn 3lgs uno tein
Huge bEieb tro6tn, aIs bic Iootsnfsi.r
burn Crstlfpisl singslsiist ipurbs una
Rabbi @robmdnn benz t5euren zoe
ten eiuen tttfssfiibltsH Pafruf nib
metz. Die Shuls grinsipdlss 4Hotia.
tiou, fotpi< bic asbrer bsr 27. Tis
itriftf6uls fparen polIs1hlig erfdieHsn.
irdbrenb bon Der Msit Gnp guIintE
aHociotiau. ben Obj 5ellolrs, BEN
Ssrinn Temple. Der Giueinnnti 2oas
1873 !. uno q Ul. uHO htr qincoln
aoet n. Of y. 30. II 3spat1tionen
dnipelenb noren. I'm ibrem eefhieDt.
nen grubtr BITE Iebts Ghrt 30 triptiIr.
4ls attine 9abrtuhtrGger fuHsirtsn
bic 5srren SnmatI unb sSad gambtrs
ger, Jidbors gIsbdf, Wm. 8oeel, ia.
COB Cttenbeimer. 5snrp Sahf, Jsrois
Rane pprtfr unp Garl EtenE1an.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-09

Seute ssadmittas triift Die NaiiOuaI'
EraistntiR bee SraanbaHses
in Cincinnati Elm.
lie smpiaHssfein am Srsifas sibens

Jrau G. Z. Tornb5Fsr, Die Ratio.
nolprdiibenttn bes JrnusuptreiHs bts
Ttutid. .Amsrttanfihn QntiOnalbnns
0es, bic I'D, auf einer 4gitationsreiis
ndd3 bem Weiien beFinhtt nno bereit
aommeH irrtbimfiGer Weife i6cn
fir eeitun aneefngi mar, ipirb am
GcHnerItas Rohm. 5llhr pid 6. C g..
gahn bon gleip gort siniretfen uno
ipdbrenb ibrts 6ierItins Der 6dli ibs
rer iJreun0in Charlotte G. Rstb isin.
Die Miigliebsr oss gorFaabss nts
hieFisen JraueHperbaHoes UtrbsHJrau
1orrhofsr auf Stm gobnbOf in Gms
pfana Hebmsn. Ter Dame Al Gbrsn
fiRbst am syreitde abeno. lpie 6srsits
berihtet, tn Der greeHpoob 5dII bes
Ohio Wsnontts Snitituts an ber6. uno
Bint Strobe cine abenbunierbaItuHa
NIT acknowledgement Gnlpfang fintt.
Die GnmeH pcm bieiigen !Speiapers
elm babtH fdbon Isii Wohen in Der Ems
iihtieiieH Wtifs bic DorbersitnHcen
fiir uuttrbdltung Hnb Gmpfans sttrcfs
fen uHb Had) bsm 8orptrfauf Der gins
iabtarten III uribeileR, tpirb bic Grsns
fDc0o 6oa Bis auf ben ltsisn pInb sss
fEut fsiu. lie 6dupinummsr 6es
proaramms fpirb cine AnfpraGe Der
Satin bileen. bic iiber nos ybema
Tie gflifien nno ReGlie nsr Teuifd,s
amtrifnnerin i'm 6fFeHtliHtn aebeu"
su iprsd,en oeotnfi. sSrou Bornb6ir
in. pie fis bier bsrsits gsleeentlid bes
aoHbsnts nss Teutf6s samsriidnifhen
RationdIbunbs betpiefsH, cine ousgss
seihHste Rtbntrin nnb ipirb obHs s5ras
az bds hcdlinisreHdHts unb attuelIt
Ihsna in pcrsiisli6er Deiis bsbdn.
csIH.
Sm iibriqsn iuirb Der abenb cine
Reibe bibihtr WuIisnummerH bieten
aHb bos DoIIftdubige prOernmm lautsi
mic iclat:
ghore--
an bic 6eimatb.
Wfttn Simniel auf Der Grbe.
Clifton Delights Gtfargpsv.in unisr
Der 2tituug BON 6errn War Geis.
AIcpierUOrsras: Tron u. Binter.
@daHeportrao: 5rou q. sSgHotius.
aldpierbeeleltuna: ;Sr1u gmilie
8oraersMsibm1nn.
geieenssSolo: herr Gmil EtsmIsr.
RLnpi.rbesleiiuna: 5rl. alma getIfsr.
Wortrae ron 5rnu q. Z. Tornboier
bon Rsr Yors iiber bas 1bemo Die
yfliftsn nnb Re6te bsr Teutihs
4meriioneriH TN 0fFeniliGen 2ebens.
qiebupprfrdg: 5rf. g. glider.
alapitrbsglsitHna: yrdu Gmilie
8oreersmtibm0nu.
alnbierportrag: 6rI. Jritbo @initr.
GefaHsss 9n<tt: Der IuItiae Gbes
mann, Jrl. @. Daniel unb 6trr
S5reoi Mmbroaic.
iersgssleiinHs, JrI. 8erd Wanner.
RAD Der griebiguna beg qros
ornmms luirS 5rauIornh0ifr mad; b.r
Central 9urHhdlis aslsitst ptrper, ipp
bonn Der aeisiIiss 5beil bes Absns.
proerdmms, Der gmpfana iitt obgpits
len tpirb unb bier lpsrbsn bann bic
SbsilnthmtriHnen unn 1bsiIntbmsr
GelseeHhsit erbaltsn bic perf1nnliht
BttonHiihoft pcu i5rdu Eornh0fsr sn
MAIDEN. Aubtrpsm lift aud fir Grfris
f6ungtn Scrgs ssirasen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-09
Gmtbaat.
Sas @osswafs gltmerial Jtniitr In
Der msu,n @ssbwaro 6ohitH!t.

Inter ben Iujpi5ien Der Moootpdto
Qlumnal aFotiaiioH nHD urter gro
her gstheiIigung bes publiiuHls faHo
aeiterH abenb nie gntbiilnHg ots
,0ooorGrb Wtmoriol SJsnttrss M
Der neuen Woooparo 5chihnIe itntt.
1iir ole aelunsere Jsier mar BON otris
araasemtuts ausf6uHs Elm tni'
fpred,snnes Dro1rdfnm durgsIteui
fporben nnb ooIftibt Tuuree ourn siHs
Reos oes 6errn aouis ". Ost1 rrl
Der aIdfFe SO" eingsleitet, tpcrGuT
nri. grate Wdredrei WilfcH, Rldile
81 Elm fpssisa fiir bic Gtiegtnhsii
Dor i6r perfaBies 0eoiGt gum Dor.
trua brad,te. glnd, MbiiHguHg oer
.Wocbpdrb adntots4 untsr Witnir
fuHo bss 6o6i1al Grdtitrs uno
btr seliFien Srf. Butler. Jraa 60
deit, 6errn 6erihon uHb SsrrH
guuobnlan tpurbe Dds Jenlir Durh
9Sran 3. G.. Jopes. bereH Groboctsr
Gin 9ruber bes Wm. Moobpotb mar,
uno bic erft Dor aurSem Der Sidct
Den ,Dpobiporb g5arsa an Rodbals
are. aeffenst bot, entbiifIi. bon 6srrn
II. .. S5cdlep Der S6uls iib<rat6en
unb BON grinsipol Or. Gomunb ..
2pon I'm glanIen Der 9sbtsrtn oissp-
tiri.
gloh G6fnb Der 1eier ipurotn Grs
friI6ungsH itrpirt unb biiitniseH,
nelte auit su siusm 5dnstsa
baiien, tonnten nisIelbe i'm IurRfdnls
Der Shul. befrieoissn. Der muiita.
lid: zheil itanb nfiier Der QtituHg
bts prcfsHors aouis 6. aiten.
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G sta Ct o %.

lie GoDingtDu Cffiee iHr Sas sGiH'
tiHnati &slfsblatt" brfiHoet iifD iHl
@ebanSe NO. 509-511 MabiiOH
abeuae. au5eigeH, Rittbeilunsru
saS SeiteIlMseH irgenbweiher art
lperbn bis 10 libr abrHSs SaIelbit
eHtgeseHsenummeH. SsIepBpu Suutb
1854.
8renner 9rauerei bautss
rott ertIGrt.
Bon osndion, Gp., ianote aeitern
9uuossrihter u. M. 5. Go6rau cine
Sroer, bic grenner grsfpina 60. fir
buntsrott srtldrsnD uHo ibertisb Die
4ngelegen6ett benz Referee in 9antez
rottdngeIegen6eiten, R. m. 1urett.
Der SaQ fam Suerft insgircuitaeriht,
als bic Minoritdt Authenticated
nm eineH Rscetber nahfu6ten uHb
Rihter 9raep ben Maiter &DmmiF1r
6iHb ernanHts. Serr Y6illip Sung,
BON Wiilnautee, Wis., Der Die meiften
4ttieu beitst, bra9te ben sSaa ms
9uroesgsri6t uno rpurbs 5err sSpbn
.. 9omersbetm gum eintneiIigsn Re
cetDer ernannt.
49, @rbieIt bon 2 3u 10 Sabre 3uhtz
haus. Srant u. DoLf, alias ;Srant
Bilfun, alias grant 8iaiams, Der
ansetlogt ift, Elm gfero unb 9uoap
CAPT, Sobn u. Sobnfon am 3. Mdr3
1910 in Der @rsenup Ctr. eeftoblen
3u ha6en, tpuroe bon ben @robaez
fdporenen i'm gtrcuitgsri6te inulbiq
hefunoen uno bonn Rihter 5racp 3u
5Dsi big 3ebu 5abren 3udtsbaus
Derurtpetlt.
Srau G. 90. 2tpesep BON Der
Burton" fiel in ibrer Dobnuna uno
ertttt eineH 8ru4 bes linten 5afttnos
6ens. Gr. 6. Rsarus fr. Isiftete ibr
Die n0tbise 6tIfe.
- Die st. of 3. bes 13. 9iItritts
felerH an toumenben Sreitaa i'm Go
piHston gibIiotbetsz Qubitorrum i6r
AZ. Stfftungsfsit.
- Jp9H gIert, Der i'm ;saIe bes
Iontnttrators Der GerrinQton 6ins
terlaHerfhaft geesn bic SnbsG obinaz
ion uno Cincinnati Strabenbo6n So.
I'm Gircuitgsri6t fdIf6s 2usIaqen gez
rrfd6t bdben fou, Der3tc6tete i'm gtdbts
ssrt6t duf Elm gorDerb0r unb ipurbe
,tnter $500 ben Grobgef9tpprenen
tiberiptefen. Sn grmangeluns Der mo-
tbtgen Summe fpurot er einsefpsrrt.
5err 4lbert g-ndmaun uno
0attin DON &srton 60. befinpsn fid
auf 8efud BET sSreunbsn.
- Der Crescent Democratic Club
srfDdbsa foleenbe 8samte: prdfbent
sSobn grEeauer; 8iseprdfibent 6enrn
QietDabuer; Rorr. GetretGr 3. 3ead (;
JiHaaS SetretGr Carl ReusmanR;
G6asnteiftsr Gus 5siIe; 5itsttorsH:
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NlA - AtSbA
plst - .5rspioiutr Riibdsn-
gtsnlst Gu6 nidi Danii, Sd

8tsniist Gud nidt oansii. Sd
mcrrhoiDen iempordr sa aniers
oriidsn. ME - GinrsibuReen. Waf64
miissI, aatrsrgt unb GinIpribunasn
OIL thun. ou cine ;:5ansisiibrias Or
fabrnng NIT BEN bsriGiebenortiaiisn
Ddatn. bic coH aersisn diIsr g1uItn
fdldrf bsobaftst porbtn iinb. obns
3iDtiftI bsfpisfen bat. bob annlffis
nas einsise Derniinftiss unb 5uperIdis
ligs Naoifalmiittl eteeu bieTts Flt,ytds
Iide Etiben III. Go linnsrt benGmmers
iDfort, briidt bic g<f1naiIi snYiid.
sntisrnt bie urfdnsn uHb rsrbiiisl IRE
Wisosrtthr. GiHt Vr06s pon NHattlis
niro bon d. Tsuitdttfr IL Co., Bar
l2l6. Rem Dort. frfi ptrianbi. t,iu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-09
UeAeDae naO DaStnm.

= Der Gupton SdaIratb bitlt &C.
tern etne SiBung ab, In bsr nur gsou.
sinegefndfte erleoigt purDen. Super
intenbent Mc8innis berihtste, bab
1015 ainoer be Sdule bsfu6en.
SH elmer Sps3iaIiibung bes Dops
ton Gtabirdtbes tpurbs iibsr bic Wafs
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- e 10 y o Z {.

- Snfolse zines iiberbsi3ten Sfens
entitdnD in Der Mobnung Dpn 3. so.
Sprengnro, go. 536 oft A. ctr. Elm
Gsuer. bds einsn S6aoen Don S7o Ders
urfafte.
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(,jsssjello,p sanasrd,or.

Der GopbfeIIcip 5Gnesrhpr peraHs
italtet Gonntaa, IL. Mara, i'm grobeH
Sdois Der 4rbeissrbaIls cine Absnbs
unierbdItung, Der iih Elm 9uH5trdnss
feu anf65lieben iDirn. Die AftiDtn
babsn Elm biibffes grpsramm tinitus
biri uab tperben nidt nur NIT ben be-
fen 2iebsrH. foHbsrn audi NIT buuscs
riIiiIftn Gnhsn aufiportsn, fobab es
an 4Mniemsnt nift feb!en lpirb.
1os folssnbe prcsramn tpiro 5ur
1ur6iiibrung tcmmtn:
Ghor - .6eimaib, iiibs 6simaib-
-. ... Ueor3p
ghor - Die 1reiie" Wsnasr.
Cher. Men 2iebiier fdisD BON mir
parSnl
gnriioniolo Die giGniigall4. Wolstr.
aris aus Der Cptrstis Der Dogsk
bdHpler4 3t[lsr
i
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-09

G.oro. giermdnn, AZ. 1927 gins
Str, ssnqneit In Gdtrebs.
Gli5abtth Ghdrwdug. IL I6V5
qlsaTant Ctr, 5ersIeicen.
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Mrs. B. Yaeger,
----.sis stsakmsfhs-.-
llla(r(aaerin ote(es 3eilaflers.

E6cH IN tcr dllsFien Sslt anb % sssrsNe
pssfonsu, bic tutn Die EAspfana b0er csaatt
@asen. hnS es Ileaf iesn Sfesisd pss. sas
aus beuisafoss nod RerfcusH sEiffsEsn, ets
surA eine aHbtfnaHie stzcfi I'm SfGHos nns.
Essss Ia ftnn nns pefanssnfassH, was Iaf
sinSsre esfldnatsA IN urb tItstt. Uas 8el6ss
BAT bic Ratur Disfe Game ssicHoers tsahH1iist.
Seaa Ne bai TIT bic seItsns @ntt psrissetn, o0s
reesn ibru agltmsHf6sH rss sss aHissl4sass'
rss ga osacs aa Iefen. EuGshs ntet. taB
Hs In ttrfr sidenen myficens on 6ssfsn Mbsaus
,nobnt. 4etat bic cat QaS Gar efiitA BE
eeeftu aee4us. borR astf sssisfbs btnaa'. hs
ar Sis ,a5ne MeHsens ron 6saa .. nasasr
nta4t. 1as Saas 10 pHr IsHfsn saLs aHo
sm aaan IN tu Ears;
MRS. B. YAEGEB,
Seaiu apeHas, siHssss. Gtsdsassi Q.
Fess so asHts HHb safabss.
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mRs. m. YARGER,

ssttta apsHHs, aiHSsss. Gisdanssl ..
reefs so asHss Hnb sarabss.
Evening journal., 1911-01-18
GOLDEY COLLEGE NOTES.

Miss Jeanette NJ. Knight. Combd
course, 10, of Sanford, Florida, is
visiting her parents at Havre de
Grace, Md. She is enthusiastic over
the south and expects to return to her
position in Sanford sometime this
month.
Goldey graduates are well repre-
sented at the present session of the
State Legislature as Misses Bessie
Francis, Sh. 'O5; Estella Rash, Sh. 'O4,
and Raymond w. Finn, Sh. '0S; have
been appointed as stenographic clerks.
A Cary Somers. Coml. 'O7, book
keeper and cashier for Keisel. Siris
Company, Newark, n. j., was "a recent
caller.
Joseph D. Jeanden, ComL '05, with
the r. /. dupont Company at theii
Kellogg, West Virginia, plant, called
while home ON a week end visit to
his father. Mr. Jeandell is very much
pleased with his location in West Vir-
ginia.
Charles y. Troutner, Sh. 'O4, of the
John /. Roper Lumber Company. Nor
folk. Va, made a brief call on Will
mington friends recently
Harry V. Tubbs. ComI '09, secre-
tary of the Delaware Lumber Com
pany, Selbyville, Del, reports a good
years business for his company in
1910.
Evening journal., 1911-01-18

paging the affair will eclipse all pre-
Vious parties Of this kind. The frs
prize will be q silver service, to be
awarded the winner Of the most
games. There will be a first prize
consisting of a gold piece for those
who attend but who do not play. The
total value Of the prizes will aggre-
gate more than 5000.
One Of the prizes will be a pair
of chickens donated by Miss Mary
Healy Of Montchanin These birds
are thoroughbreds in their class. They
are winners of numerous prizes, hav-
ing won the first awards in their
class at the recent chicken show in
this city. also at the chicken shows
I'm West Chester and in Philadelphia
AT the latte- show the birds won a
prize of S25. They are valued at S25.
In addition to these there are no
less than six other prizes, none of
which are valued at less than $40,
and some Of them are worth much
more than this There will be a long
list of articles to be awarded as prizes
so that few of those playing euohre
will have to go unrewarded.
The affairs given at St Thomas are
always we'll patronized and success
in every respect. IL is believed the
attendance at the euchre on February
will tax the hall TO its capacity and
those interested in it hope to make il
the biggest success in the history OF
ST. Thomas Church.
Evening journal., 1911-01-18
Observation-Disclosures NuptiaIs.

Miss Martha Culbertson, daughter Of
Mrs. Samuel J. Culbertson, of Phil
adelphia, and Frank b. Schoonover, Of
this city will be married i'm Old St.
Stephens Church, Philadelphia, at 4
o'clock this afternoon. A reception
will follow at the Aldine, from until
z o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. Schoonover
Will be "at home" after April / at
No 2003 Bayard avenue, this city. Mr.
SchOonover will be attended by his
brother, j. LaBarre SchOOnOver, Of
Trenton, n. j., as best man, and the
ushers will be Stanley NJ. Arthurs, G..
Sellers Smith, Rodman Smith and
Joseph Bancroft of this city; Charles
Edwin Peters. Of Bushkin, Pa; Albert
A. Boyden, of New York city. aud
Richard Sellers. of Philadelphia. Mr.
Schoonover is one of the Howard Pyle
coterie of artists, and came to this
city from Trenton several years ago.
Evening journal., 1911-01-18
Insurance Company Officers.

The board of managers OF the Farm
ers Mutual Fire Insurance Co. has
elected the following officers, viii
liam H. Swift, president; Preston Lea,
vice-president; Isaac Lloyd. secre-
tary aud treasurer. John r. Wilson
was elected agent for Newark in place
of George w. Williams. deceased.
During the past thirty years the
company has made returns of more
than 81 per cent. to its policy holders
aud in that period have expired and
cancelled policies amounting to an
averagn of SI2.4O61O.
Evening journal., 1911-01-18
Social and
Personal

Mrs Louisa Brown has been the
guest or Mrs w G. Little. of Newark
Miss Ruth Richards has been spend
ing several days with Newark friends
Miss Jennie Greyson, of Newark has
been spending several days with
friends here
Mrs. Charles b. Price is guest Of
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hatfield Of Sea
ford.
7. Coke Chambers Of Camden. has
been spending several days with Will
mingtOn friends.
Ex-senator r. r. Kenney Of Dover,
was visitor here on Monday.
Miss Mary Sheridan of Chester, has
returned home after a visit to friends
here.
Mrs. Charles r. Long has returned
to Chester after a visit to friends in
this city
Harvey Il. Yarnall, Of wildwood
Farm, has returned after spending
several days with relatives here.
Miss Florence Burton. of Baltimore
has been visiting Wilmington friends.
Frank b Newell, deputy prothono-
tary, is confined to his home with the
grip.
Artemus smith is spending few
days in Dover.
Charles w. Bush spent yesterday in
Baltimore.
f. j. Pelican, secretary of the boys
department of the Y. NJ. G. A., spent
yesterday I'm Philadelphia.
Miss Margery Stewart has been
spending several days with her par
ents at Newport
Mrs. Mary A. Drew is the guest of
friends at Newport.
Miss Mary Scarborough, of Newport
is the guest of Mrs. Lilly Mitchell OF
this city.
Mrs William Mitchell has beer
spending some time with her parents
at Newport
Mr.. and Mrs Theron Hearn spen
/ the weekend with friends at Laurel
Mrs. p. j. Hornby has been visiting
/ at the home of her daughter, Mrs
/ Homer Crossan, of MarshalltOn.
Evening journal., 1911-01-18
VINO MANT To RE MInnIEsl

The Civil Service Commission eX-
aminers here has been advised by the
Civil Service Commission that ar
rangements Wee made to hold an ex-
animation at Wilmington on February
10 for designation OF midshipmen in
the United States Naval Academy.
The letter informs the examiners here
TO conduct this examination and ad-
nit any persons who present author
ity from Congressman Heald.
Just who the candidates are was
not learned today Mr. Heald is in
Washington.
Evening journal., 1911-01-18
Telephones in Philadelphia Terminal.

The Pennsylvania railroad is i'm
stalling a telephone system Of train
movement control In its Philadelphia
terminal which. it Is claimed, is the
first of its kind 10 be used The sys-
tenn is unique m that II is in meas
ure a telephone train-wi-e having
inter-communicating features only be-
tween certain points. Dispatchers
Offices are located in towers at Thirty
second and Seventeenth streets, three
calling equipments being provided at
the latter point, whereby any one OF
the three operators may call any
station, whereas at the other station
but one calling equipment Is provided
Evening journal., 1911-01-18
ELABORATE EUCHRE.
st. Thomas Parish VIII Give an Tn
usually Large Afiair.

Plans are being laid for a euchre
70 be given in st. Thomas Hall on
February 1, and the indications are
that it will be the most elaborate af-
fair of the kind ever attempted in this
city. The proceeds will be for the
benefit Of st. Thomas Church. The
Rev John ]. Lynch, the assistant pas
tor at st. Thomas has charge OF the
euchre and with the aid of several OF
mis- Pensioners is working hard and
leaving nothing undons shat will tend
to y !; he the affair su ,CsSs
From the standpoint of prizes Of
terec for those successful ri euchre
Evening journal., 1911-01-18

Thompson and Miss Thompson We're
assisted in receiving by Mrs. Edgar
Fl. Butler, Mrs. George Mccall, Mrs.
Walter Penrose. Mrs. William ]. Tay-
lor Mrs. John Hampton Barnes. Mrs
Charles r. Coke, Mrs. John Kent Kane,
Mrs. Charles Bingham PenrOse, Mrs.
Henry Thompson and Mrs. Adolph
ROscurarten
Evening journal., 1911-01-18
Loan Assoclatinn Ofdcers.

Directors chosen last evening by the
stockholders Of the National Building
Loan and Provident Association at the
annual elections were Michael F.
Cannon, Lawrence ]. Broman, George
W. Booker, Charles L. Sparks. Horace
G Knowles, Joshua zepp aud Joseph
l. Carpenter. Jr.
Evening journal., 1911-01-18
ONE PROPERTY TRANSFER.

Only one transfer of real estate is
recorded at the Office of the City Reg
istry Bureau so far this week. and
this one was merely a transfer OF
property from one concern to another.
Il follows:
Walter S. Deernberg to Richard
Patzowsky Robert T.. Binger and sid
ney New, and others, properties
bounded by Eleventh, Twelfth. Will
son and Poplar streets and occupied
by the New Castle Leather Company,
500 for all.
Evening journal., 1911-01-18
St. Inhn,s An1lIlart.

st. Johns Missionary Auxiliary will
entertain the auxiliaries from the
Episcopal Churches of the city at a
missionary tea on Friday afternoon.
Miss Clara Johnson Neely will make
an address on Japan. at $50 o'clock,
and will address the junior auxiliaries
Of the city at 4 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1911-01-18
Y. M. q. A. AnxiIinrr-

The topic discussed at the monthly
meeting Of the Women's Auxiliary of
the Y. NJ c. A. yesterday afternoon,
was planning to help the boy in the
night schools. The department was
explained by A. L. Turner. who is
superintendent of the educational de-
partment.
Evening journal., 1911-01-18
Afiernnon at Bridge.

Mrs. Frederick z. Stone. OF Silver
side. will be the hostess at a bridge
whist party and tea in the New Cen
m-y Club parlors this afternoon. Mrs.
Stone will be assisted by a number of
her friends i'm serving.
Evening journal., 1911-01-18
Suffrage Meeting.

The January meeting Of the VIII
mington Equal Suffrage Association
will be held at the y. w. c. A.. on
Thursday evening at o'clock The
subject will be Governor Shafroth's
Plea for Woman Suffrage"
Evening journal., 1911-01-18
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE

LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. the
world wide Cold and Grip remedy re-
moves cause Call for fun name.
Look for signature L. W. GROVE. 25c
Evening journal., 1911-01-18
Germnn Hnn Onicers-

The trustees of the German Hall. on
Monday night. elected the following
officers: Arthur Heinel, president:
Max Kobelmsky. vice-president; r..
W. Heiss, corresponding secretary
Evening journal., 1911-01-18
Ten al BeIIerne.S .Siralford.

Mrs. Henry B. Thompson gave a
tea yesterday afternoon, at the Belle
vue-Stratford, in honor Of her daugh-
ter, Miss Mary Thompson. Mrs.