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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-07
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l6orrilon Burnett, q, Ulainepille, 8.
l6.W. .W. .arebs. 20. 16UleilsS Stano. 8
|Rcs Rslion. %, 8 Ulils, 8.
lGurris Wittmsper. 18., 8 Tsils. 8.
)gDm. Garter. q, 2odlanb, 8.
Winnie aselp, q. aondIanb. 8.
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lapbia aegner, 80. 5arpep ape.
Iaouis 4us. puls, 20, gant Ctr.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-07
Iies unD Sas.

- Siherbeitsbirsttor Smaa uno
gipiloienlttommiifGr Wtorris beipras
den seitern cine Sroinan3, Our4 mel.
DE offi3iea Der poiten BON funsirens
ben DeteftiDs reihaffen perbsu ioll.
0isle Srbindn3 ioG eann benz neueu
Rooer on SttlIs elmer G6nlihen, eitras
unfair sehaltsnen Oroindn3 eiHDrlsibt
iperben.
Der ItGbttihe Rau9inIpettor
RsIfon perfanbte stftern ieinsn, nuns
mehr i'm Druid porliesenben Sabr.ss
beri6t an bic perfhieoenen ifdbtiihen
Dspartsmentshefs. 3aut benz 8eriht,
Der bereits in bitten Spalten erlpd6ni
iporben iii. fpursen inn 2dufe bss pers
floFenen Jahres 434 Warnungen an
Rounfiinber ssIanot; an 588 gerlos
nsn, bic bic erfie Warnung unbea9tei
eeldifen baitsn, fpuroen tpeitsre S6rei=
ben gefdnbt; 610 Shornittine tpurben
beobdhtet; IN 506 5dlleu puroen
6eiSanIdeen infpiSirt unb ben Gigsn,
tbiimern gprfhldge nnterbreitet; 81
qtricnen pnrben als RduhIiinb.r
perbdftst unb In IL sSdIlsn nurbe eint
8eiirdflng eripirtt.
- Sn Der 8srfdmmltng bes gen'
tral Chapter, Catholic Crber oF Gore'
tiers. ipurDen foleenoe gedniie er.
fp1blt: g}rdiibent. Sas. 3. Gaiepi
8ise.gr1iibtnt, Z. q. 9rduFen; &c
tretdr, u. u. 8eble; S91bmsiiter
auauIt 9osb; Conductor. Rihol1i
aambers; 8ahs, 3. grabutb.
- an Der Sportartitel 5atrif pcr
q. @oloimitb's Sons an Der yiHnlci
unb ssobn GtraBs butsn ssftern II
arbeiter. bi. nit Den i1Hen te3a6lter
SDbnen niht sufrieotn iporen, sinei
Gtreit inausurirt.
RuboIph u. Wilbelmp. ser mi
Gan6 un6 aies banhel., estIGrte Iic
aeltern im9unhesgsriht fir sablungs
fibia. Gr gisbt Ieine DerbinbIihteitel
nit $1904.60 an nnb bic Ultima Be
ftebsn MIR in gferDen. Masen I'm
Massnssf6irrsT.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-07
Seil als g1affe.
Gin Ntasr bon ein.m RaiIsssuoHsn
id)limm ,Hsnid)iet.

BGbreno zines Gir.ites ar College,
rdbs z. GtraBe ipuroe seitern 4benb
FER % Sabre altt Qeg.r Nm. 5cmils
ton bon QD. s Gono Nlles bon einem
MaifegenoFen RomenB Ben. Mation
con go. 605 arose 4llsn nit sinem
Sell aHssWifftn unb an gals un6
GhnIter lhper perlsbt. Der 9eruun.
hste lief In has Gift Spribenbaus,
no sr b.ipubtlos sufummsHbra4. gr
frnroe i'm patrclpGgen go. / ndh BEN
fi6btif4en 6Oipitol gsbrodt. no fem
3uftonb ala ssfdbrlih be8eihnet ipurs
Sc. Ben. WatFon puroe fpGter Ders
baftet unb unter Der 2lntlage bes
ROrbansriffs einesipsrrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-07
G&iFSRnhrid,teR.

Ren gOrt, 6. 6ebr. g(nget.:
rWinnetpasta" BON 2onboH, yGtnetns
natl" BON 9enua.
GLASGOW. 2tnget.: Cartilage
ntan" BON pbilaoelpbtu.
2iberpooI. 2lnget.: .2aureua
tic" BON Rep gort.
Reapel. abgeg.: rGebrtc" na9
Rsrp gort.
9euua. 9nget.: ,a0nigin 2uiie@
BON Rep gort.
8aIermO. 0. Qbgsg,:: rRs o'Stalia"
na6 Tep gort.
QiffabOn. 4nget.: .GeDslanb"
ppu Getp gort.
Soutb bdmpton n. Gbgeg.: .9rda
itbent 2tncoln" nah Ren gort.
9as 6onOrar Der idpanis
T den Qer3te. 8on Der finan3islz
len Sette oes Qer3teberufes in Sapan
er3GbIt cine engtiihe Do6enIhrift els
nigs intereFante @in3eIbeiteu. Sin ia,
paniIher Qr5t ptrD niemals bon et-
nem armen Potienten etu Sonordr
forberR. gs gibt Elm aItes iapdniihes
Spri6nort, bas bon Der Grstlt6en
9riioerihaft Sapaus gum 9eieB erbo.
ben poroen lit, unb pas etfpu ldutet:
rBeru Die b0Ien 3piutage armutb
uno &rant6eit Elm Saus heimfuchen,
Damn iit Der, Der pon oiefem Saufe
etnen 9ou erbebt, aud oaun, tpenn er
freitpiIIig geTpe~ bet miro, Elm Dteb.
Der iapantIhe 2tr3t bebanbelt ben ar
men Granten nitt nur umionIt, er
liefert tbm in Der Reget audi Die ms.
bitumeRte, ia niht ielteu unterftiiBt er
Togar ben urmen Yutisnteu. Gs gtbt
nur iehr tpentge apotbeten in Sapun,
baber psrfiigen bic 9tsr3te aud iiber
cine sieulih uu1faugreid,e Gusndbl
bon 6eilmitteln i'm eiaenen 5duie.
qber ielbft Der ret1e Wann, Der in
eSapan bic 9unit bes arstss dnruft,
eripartet feline 2iqutbation. Sine qr3.s
rshnung lit in Sapau 10 gut tpie lins
befaunt. 9as tart dusgeprGgte Gers
aefibl oes oSapauers maht es ihm sur
qfltdbt, benz arSte beim Iebteu ges
fuhe BON ielbit cine gntihdoiglng
All iiberreiheu. 0iefe 9abe rihtet fi1
nad ben 8erhdltniifen Der QdtteHten,
ober fait iebsr bat babel ben Gbrgets,
ben 8ottor reihlih su beIobneH. Der
9lr3t nimmt bas 8eThent entaegen,
ldhelt, oanft uno Die gefhdfttife
5eite feines gerufss til 70 in 3 5ss
tiInoeu srlenigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-07
Gtucinnatier
cpfer elmer furbtbaren Slattbat
uabe Senas, Snc.
SraH 6. Gbaro ermOr0et nnn tBr
8atte t0otlifD uerleet.
NsSrOer tSbtet itd init einern SdJnF
in ben aOpi.

Cine fur6t6Qre Srag0oie. Derer
Spfer bas G6epaar 2aprence 9snrp
gbarb BON Cincinnati unb Did Rtn8es
man, elm so Sabre alter Slider, pel@
der auf benz bausboot bes gFepaares
robnts, finb, ereignete iiA geitsrn
Rudmtttag Al Wleilen unterbalb BE
pap, .Sno. Rtogsnap ermoroete Grau
GharD, bra6te ibrem 9atten lebensge@
fdbrlite Shubpunoen BEL unb tObt9te
iit bqnn Ielbf, inbem er fd cine &us
eel bur4 ben &opf jagte. @haro, nelz
len Gltern go. 1910 Bapmtler Stra'
he ppbnen, itIeppte ftA, obglei4 er
6ur5 Den rehten 4rm UNI Qeber 9es
ThoFen porben mar, mad benz 5auie
zines in Der RGEe tpobnenoen 5drmers,
mo CT aeoentpGrtig i'm Sterben liegt.
sSrau gbarb, rpeIne bon ie6s 8us
oeln ostroffen purbs, mar auf Der
Ste[Ie oet0btet porDen. ueber Die Der
aulaTunq beg grGBIi6en 8erbrehens
lieB fih nod nihts ge1timmtes in grz
FaRrung bringsn. Gbaro bate ietn
Sausboot gegen 4.30 llhr perla1en
unb ftcb ans ufer bsgsben. Wentge Usts
uuten ipdter b0rte er in idneQer Aufs
einanoerfolge mebrere Sdiife auf benz
gopte, auf rpeldem ith feline 5rau uno
Ribaepap befanben. Gr elite 10 i9neu
sr tonnte suriid unb begegnete auf Der
Qaufplante bem Rtbgepa9, pelher nit
ben Borten: sd peroe Did aud
t0bteu" snet S6ufie auf ibu absob.
8eibe &ugeln trufen i6r 3teI, ieoof
fturste G9aro Ii4 tros fetusr i4persn
0unben auf ben Wtorbbuben uno es
entfpann fi6 3pii6en ben beioen Utdns
nern Elm Gingtampf auf 2eben uno
Sob, pelder oarit snbete, oaB Gharn
ieiuen 9eguer bon Der PIante IN oaE
an bieier SteIle nur tnistiefe WaiIer
ff3leuoerte. sSm nGdIten 4ugenblttt
rtdtete aibgepap ben Repolper geger
feline S6lGfe uno ihoB iid etne 8ugej
our6 ben Gopf, tpelhe fetnen lotortI'
osn Sob 6erbeifubrte.
gbaro befinoet ith in GuBerit fritz
| I6em 3uitunbs, tit iebod bel oolIer
9epuBtiein. Gr Iprah bic 4nii6t aus
oaB Ribgspan, tpelder Isit iibsr etner
! Sabre BEL tbm auf ietnem 5ausboot'
/ 9stpobnt uno iih tets rubig unb Or:
/ 6entli6 beHpmmsn babe, BON plDB:
/ Ittem 8abnitnn ergriffen tporben feir
miiFe. Gr (Gburo) tDnne It1 bic gtut'
that in teiner anbereu WeiIe ertIdren
/ 4iholos .. gbaro, Elm 8ruoer oei
| SdperperlsBtsn. 1T SuPertn!enoe7
Ger 2obge C g6tplep Ma6ine Soo
Comp, tpGbreno Elm anoerer grubei
in berielbsn 5ubrit aIs SnipettOr an
| qeItelIt 1T. Der Batter, Sas. 3. GAaro
| Sr., 1T Qnftreiter bon 9eruf uni
| po6ut g2o. 1910 8apu1iQer StraBe
| 9erTel6e feierte eeraoe in ietusr Dob
| nuug i'm 9rsiie fstner angeb0rigel
uno 5reunbs ietrsr 72. Geburtstag
oIs i6m bic 5iobsbotI4aft iiber6rah
/ tpiIrbe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-07
Sanucreins. .RafDridDten.

Sm ftGotiIheu 9uuant purben 9ez
tern bic folgenben 8ausrIuubntB=
faeine erfpirtt: 5mpertul Ntotor Gar
Co., sinitOdise Garuge an Der Ras
bifon glpenue nahe Der Boobburu
9tpenue, $4,000; 9. 5. 9reen, 5tpeis
ftodiees Wobnbuus duf benz 9runbs
itut go. 1880 6iebluno aDenue,
$500; 6. m. 9enbum, 5psiitDdige5
Do6n6aus an Der Webmer QOenue
nabe Der 9ilbert Qpsnue, $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-07
ma n ftaft fir
Trduen.

@ouDerneur 5armon iibern1ittelfe
Der GeIebeebuf,g cine 9otfhaft, tportn
er auf bos 9ringenoite enlpfiehlt, baB
ipd9renb biefer StBung 8orfehruneen
getroffen tperben, I'M cine Stoats He7
fprmsQnitdlt fir 6rouen nno Dtdbz
den su etabliren, mas unt 70 lethter
Durdgefiibrt fperben f0nnte. ba Der be-
d6it6tigte Ban elmer 5rauendbtbeilnng
i'm Staats s3uhthaufe nod ni6t IN
4nqriff genommen fporben lei.
8o Der 9eIeBgebung fhon 5tpet8ors
ldqen unterbreitet tporben iiHb, tpel4e
i'm Sinne Der 9oti6aft abgefdBt ftno,
70 biirfte IS ais iiher an5une6men ietn,
baB bic n0tbige gerpilligung sena4t
tDerben tpirb.
Ranal 8orfdge etngez
reiat.
9Pepr. Bruce pon 6dmilton gountn
unterbreitete i'm 5duIe bic bon Der
Cincinnati Rdndlberbeferungs 8eieQz
Ihaft augaearbeitete 9orluge, pel9e
ben Beg fir bic eigentlide 8orlage CUR
4bfhaffuna bes 8unals ebnen ipll.
sSn oerIelben ptrb Der 8ober ba9tn
amenoirt, bab Stdbte bds aedt err
balten, &andl gigsntbum 6e6ufs ans
lequna bon 9ouleparbs pber dnberer
StraBsn auf benz qadttpege gu erIaH@
gen.
8erf9tebenes.
Repr. aennebp bon Qbair Gounip
untsr6reitste cine 8orlage, bic es
5tabtrdtben obsr gountp 8ommiiidz
rem erlaubt, auBer 9ampfeiienbabnz
9eieIIIAaften aud Snterurbanz8d
| afellfhaften, tpenn IS erpiiniht 1T, 81
8fpingen, giDedu Freu3uHgen unter
qepiffen 8ebingungsn ab3ui6affen.
Repr. Wtlium DAMON bon 3apz
| ton reitts cine gorlags Elm. tpe!he Dors
| fiebt, bab bic Qsmtsr oes 8oIi3ei6efs
unb 5suerrps9r6efs aus Der elite Der
nift tlaFfifi5trten in bieisnige Der tldfs
| iiFi8irtsn Qemter berIsst uno otefe Be
dmten untsr benz S6uB Der Gtptls
oitnftsRsForm geitellt tperben.
Der 6duszQusihuB fir itdbtti6e
4naslegenhsitsn bat bic 8orGage Des
Repr. 9ertfh. pelhe bic gta6ltrune
! ftdotiF6tr 2eibduIer erlaubt. obne Gms
pfsbfuns uno O6ne abdnoerung 8urlt'
beriatst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-07
II u all G.

6arrp Smitb. % Sabre aft, go.
PSI 0eft 3. Strabe pOHuEaft, tpuroe
ceiteru Rdhmittag gsgeu 4 llhr nab.
reuo Der 2lrbeit in benz GtabliFement
Der 8rogsr pattng 60. on Der 8ant
StruBe uno Win6eqapenue BON etrem
9reibrismsn erfaBt uno ihlimm an
ben 8eiuen uno Shultern perIsbt. Gr
puroe in benz 9oli3si>Qutomobil naa
bem ftdbtiT6en 5oIpital gsbra6t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-07
Die me6Ida0e 1litlerung III Uuanlmortli6
fit Gr6dltun0en unO cungenmbdnlung

Gs t gpB perb pien bdB 2nnoereHfsfnbnng ese @Fs
fdItnHg ft nene Gemebe Der erngeu aRaegrten BAT
seruer p6 at pifeu bas QungneHtsdHouns eHe 20
feme anoretf araf genue beBn bic etme ab5meo
re-bteIe BerfonH eHc ro6t asebeu, babe oetf
&rGft nidt
sic be bent rn Arae6en elmer @rfdnHe Batter 9oHs
eoisin nebme friren Gle Hit aner bic grdung ioHoern
Gte ndbreH unb fdren uut oas gar5e SbtteM.
gnnn oe teHen GeunbhSeme, peIe tn S6rem 8oss
her eritren h etHlet6eHoH AtaH
besme dberpd9eu o6 ene GngeneHoiHouHg ee @I'pas
irgenoen d1oeIeS 2etcen it,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-07
Jn(anO Oge(egrap6
Sur Dpnumttz z4 ia It 0 p BE
in Gpm pop.

Rem gort, 6. Seb. Die Saat
.Bbiitler". tpel6e in ooriser DpAe BET
Der furhtboren DpnamitsGrpIoiipn in
6ommuuipatp unterstug, rpurbs teute
bon sirem 9erseoampfer qebo5en. Ia
in benz 2aberdum oes S16r5euges bret
Siiten nit i6par3em qulper gefuRoeH
puroen, 10 ninmt man oaraus ab,
baB bieier GrptUiipitpff BEL Der Rdtd-
itropbe cine RnIle fpieie. Sang nd6e
lei oen unperiehrten 9ulpertiTten tuur-
een in 4 aiften 200 Yfuuo Dpnomit
poIIis unberiibrt porsefGnosn. Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-07

3immer, in tpsl9em bic Qei4e Der grs
mOrbsten lag, sefunbeu. Die golt3et
gLau6t, ME iia aus ben ausfa9en oes
3sugen ergab, nit 6ttfe beg Gi9arrsnz
banbe8 feItgeItelIt su baben, ND nno
bon mem bic @igarre getauft fDoroen
lit. 2ebtere biirfte in benz Wlornfaa
nod cine tpi6tige Rolle ipisten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-07
Gdliefaffaire.

Der 20 5abrt oIis Neser 6enrD
pnrtte, eiu goft bes sGilpsr Bloom
aDair6cuIts. SO. 324 of sSront
Girnbe. esrisib etiiern gaanmittng nit
egnem nur untfr hem iM6nfn NomfH
S6eus bstaunttn RaItoexoiIen III
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-07

Gtreit unb ipurbe III bas ItnIe 9nnbs9
selent gtf1oiIeu. Ter 0ertrunoe.e
iuuroe rtd1 bem ftdotiffen 6oIpitdl
9ebrahi. tudbrenb isin Nngreifer feine
sSIHht betuersItelIiase.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-07

unltnng unb Der Gtammgdfte. 6err
petrosfp, ber elmer aIten oeutiGen 90.
telS5amilie sntftummt, lit pom GintOu
6ptel engagirt tuorDen unb tpirb mitte
oieies Monats fsinen neuen poften an.
trefsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-07
MabtfalBetImng
---per---
WcrDemi6mdd)e.

estfsae6e, nsf5Bft Werfonsn. aeplaat bon 2ol.
nnnesIgFassti uHo lDlEdfen Asahhien, Ia, ogs.
idmss5fns saarausIgn abmatms ses /, Sssors 9.,.
affb Mendts Hdtnrrh wlaaFHpriiden, SLlptgets
Fi0plufta, Waibiafett gI6t1ets 3ittfrH. etrslsos
fsen arlliSeflefHuunG NsnQlildisaL nnn Ataps ,ass
rinfadI, idlnea nno billig aile nnhatisr'
Iidlen @erInite nno anoere Bolaen in'
seubIidJer gerirrnHgen sriiHolid; &C..
hciif nnb pullc Geinnbbeit nno 5fob.
finn iuicOercrIangt iucrSfn fOnnen. -
Cans uemss Seiiperfabren. Sreer Iein
ciaener Mr5s.
Ttsfes nubsEorbenfTi6 irtIeInnfe urt Iebr.
reid5e quo iTenfffe Hgusaae 19i0) peI1es
ton anna nrIt HIt mlnHi HnS Brnu. geIeIen
iptrrsfs folIfes farm aeafn GtpfennuHa BON 2B
tents In mriefularfsH berfleeeIt be5cgcn merben
tcH teT
s;ribat.9finif, 1915. gIpenme,
sEw YORK. Nv.
agaH rripntns sns 9inciHHati gcIfs5fait
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-28
MRS. PAYNE ENTERrAINs.

Mrs c. Z. c. Payne very delightfully."-
entertained at their regular meeting
yesterday afternoon at her home in
Wilcox street. All the members could
not be present yesterday on account
of illness but there was an attendance
of eight or ten. The afternoon was
spent in the usual pleasant way OF the
club in conversation and embroidery
work. At four-th:rty o'clock Mrs.
Payne served her guests with a dainty
luncheon. Her only guest for the af-
ternocn was Mrs. Fred Brincken. The
arrangements wore not made for the
next meeting but party will be given
in two weeks as usual. The hostess
will be announced later.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-28
A SOCIAL FUNCTION.

One of the most enjoyable parties of
the week in Hammonds younger set
took palce last evening when Miss
Georgia DeWeese entertained a number
Of her friends at her home in Rimbach
avenue. The meeting of the j. f. F.
Club which was announced to take
place was postponed until Friday even
ing of next week. The young people
gathered informally in the parlors and
enjoyed various social games and
music. The hostess had guessing
contest prepared for the entertain
ment of her guests and the honor went
to John Rhind. The prize was a box
of candy. dainty two course lunch :
con served at ten-thirty O'Clock con-
cluded the pleasant entertainment.
Among those present We're the Misses
Gladys Martin. Beulah Drachert, Ruth
Brennan, Kalilla Trotter. Elizabeth
Reynolds, Lottie Schwab, Mildred
Carter, Marguerite Knots and Messrs
Edgar Crumpacker. Jessie Pearson,
Floyd McCutcheon. Harlan Anderson,
John Rhind. Harvey Wainwright, Cor
don Shillinglaw. Frank Woodman and
Clure Burge.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-28
SOCIAL NEWS FOR MONDAY.

Mrs. NJ. Rothschfld Will be ssat
home to the members OF the art
committee of the Hammond Wo-
mans Club Rt her residence In
South Holman street Monday af-
ternoon.
There will be n meeting of the
members of Triumph CounciI No. 1
ID. of L.. Monday evening and the
routine business Will be disposed of.
Mrs. Ralph $. GrOmnn will enter
tain the members of the Embroidery
Club at an Afternoon party Monday
at her home In Warren street.
The Misses Bertha and Bentrice
Hansen will entertain the members
Of the members of the 800" Club NJ
their home In Rimbach avenue Mon
day evening.
The members of the Garfield Club
will meet in the parolrs Of fine First
Christian church in Calumet avenue
Monday evening.
There Will he n meeting of the
members of Unity Councit Knights
of Columbus Monday evening In the
X. of c. Hall.
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WHITING HIGH SCHOOL SEES
FINE AMATEUR MINSTREL SHOW

the entire chorus joining in the chorus:
Put Your Arms Around Ne Honey"
Frank Greenwald; Down BY The Old
Mill Stream" Lyle Manbeck; Your
Going to Get Something What Don't
Expect" Floyd Holiday: "Just a Dream
or You Dear" Elmer Atchison; I'm the
Morning BY The Bright Light" Jas.
Bartuska; Let Me Call You Sweet
heart" VIM. wuestenfelt; 100000
Ohio" Ernest Water; THE Moonlight,
the Rose and YOU Carl Carpenter;
'Oh That Watermelon" Art Heyden;
Sweet Red Rose" Don Garfield; Oats
Music to Me-" Lawrence Smith; +" Good
bye Betty Brown Donald Parks.
The songs were literally interspers-
ed with jokes. many of which were
purely original, and took very we'll, the
house many times being in an uproar.
The orchestra played several selections
between parts one and two. The open
ing OF the second part consisted of a
ventriloquist stunt by Mural Boyer
Oscar Ahlgren followed with stump
speech on Woman Suffrage" This
was good and Ahlgren was enchored
three times.
| The conclusion consisted of two
songs by the high sclfool octette. which
was a fitting climax for the successful
event and once more the annual Minis
trel show is a thing OF the past. Ir
the training II. E. Beaubien assisted
and to his efforts their success is part
l1y due
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CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY.

Miss Esther Lund entertained num-
Der of her school friends at one of the
most delightful parties of the week
end yesterday at the home of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Erick Lund in War
rent street The entertainment was
given to celebrate Miss Julia Law
rences fourteenth birthday anniver-
sary and the guests presented her with
many pretty gifts in remembrance OF
the day The afternoon and evening
were spent very enjoyable with games
and music after which a luncheon was
served. Those present were the Mise:
La wrence. Gladys Bell. Mildred Shearer
Thelma Sprague. Isabelle Woodman
Edith Ruff, Alta Parry. Ruth Hunt
Eilene Reiter and Esther Lund.
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Especial to THE TIMEs)

whiting, Ind, Jan 2S.-The third an :
nual minstrel given by the Whiting
high school Athletic Association took
place last evening, and the elort to
make the minstrel shows better every
year, has so far been successful. The
stage arrangement was exceedingly
fne. The high school colors, green
and white was carried out in every de-
tail.
Floyd Eaton IL acted as interlocutor,
and did so with dignity and grace. The
bones consisted of Floyd Holiday.
James Bartuska, Arthur Heyden and
Lawrence Swith. The Tambos were
Frank Greenwald. Oscar Ahlgren
Ernest Water and Donald Parks. The
white faced soloists were Lyle Man
beck, Carl Carpenter. Elmer Atchison,
Donald Garfield. Ned Naef and William
Wuestenfelt. Their attire consisted OF
white suits and shoes, and were a
great contrast to the black faces and
colored suis The chorus consisted OF
twenty-six high school boys, they
wearing white costumes and gresu
caps.
The program opened with an over
ture by the high school orchestra af-
ter which the entire troup sang the
opening chorus ITO Ring Those Charm
ing Bells" This was followed by the
interoluctor's address, by Floyd Eaton
The songs which We're all very wei
rendered. were sung by the following
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PYTHAN SISTERS HAVE A
PUBLIC INSTALLATION

Haney; mercy Lou Aldrich. onward.
Lulu Hageman: upward, Alice Sohl.
II-Scenes from the Story of Damon
and Pythias.
1-Pythias Pleading
2-Pythias Tempted.
3-Damon's Farewell
4-Damon's Return.
5-The Kings Pardon
Cast - Dionisius, Chas. Bostwiek !;
Pythias. VIM. Love, damon, A G.. Deav-
eF; calanthe, Emma Love; Damon's wife.
Name Deaver: Damons child, Maude
Beaver; headsman, Fred Aldrich; SOL
diers. Fred Wyman. VIM. Hageman and
John Rust.
Notwithstanding officer Jessie
Wilder. assisted by Alice Sohl and Jen-
ME Wolf: flower girls. Vivian Dietrich !.
Madeline Hageman, Ruth Waller. Udel-
la Beaver, and Irene Aldrich
OFFICERS INSTALLED.
P. C-Lou Aldrich
NJ. E. C--Ethel Wolf.
E. S.-Emma Love.
E. daisy Dowdell.
Manager-Cecelia Abbott.
NJ. of r. and C.--Mame Deaver.
NJ. of Zulu Hageman.
Protector-Emma Wyman.
Guard-Aliee Haney
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Miss Beatrice Elsner of Morton
the week end with her sister, Mrs
Marks.
The Misses Mary and Anna Ibach OF
South Holman street have gone to In
dianapolis to attend the annual ban
duet OF their sorority. They will also
visit friends in Greencastie, Ind. before
returning home.
There will be a meeting of the mem
bers of Dorcas Rebeckah Lodge this
evening in !. O. O. F. Hall in State
street. The usual business and social
program will be carried out and all
the members are invited to attend
Mrs ". II. Hammond who has beer
i'll for several days at her home In
South Holman street is able to be out
again.
The members of Miss Elizabeth Web
bers classes in music are meeting this
afternoon at the home of Miss Ruth
Brusel in Logan street. 1t is socia
meeting of the member and pleasant
afternoon is anticipated
Mrs. J. B. L. Kinds and Miss Anna
Calvin of Indiana Harbor will attent
the theater in Chicago this afternoon
and see Margaret Anglin in Greer
Stockings at the Grand.
Mrs. Farling of Benton Harbor, Mich
is spending a few days with Miss N
E. Pickens at her home in Carroll street
Mrs. E. r. Disbrow formerly OF
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Hammond but now of Woodlawn at
tended the meeting of the Marquette
Club at the home of Mrs. Charles G.
Holman in Mason street yesterday af-
ternoon.
Mrs Thomas Lake is reported to be
quite ill with lagrippe at her home in
Rimbach avenue.
Miss Irene Mott of South Holman
street has gone to Indianapolis to be
the guest of Miss Fairy Johnson for a
few days.
Miss Loie Hughes will leave this af-
ternoon for her home in Crown Point
after spending two weeks in Hammond
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hughes
at their home in Warren street.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Dyer of Indi-
annapolis are spending a few days with
relatives in Hammond
Mrs Leo Wolf was the guest of her
relatives in Rensselaer, yesterday.
]. c. McClay has gone to points in
Pennsylvania for business visit of
several days
Mrs. Lawrence Becker of Rimbach
avenue is visiting relatives and friends
in Iowa for few weeks.