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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-04
WILL INVADE LONG ISLAND
Votes for Women Will Be Slogan
All Rjpeds Must Hear.

Up at the New York State Woman Suf-
frage Association headquarters last Satur-
day night votes for women workers "suf-
fragized" the turkey trot and presented
II for the delight Of sn appreciative au-
dience and the benefit Of the cause.
Now the ballotseekers are going forth TO
suffragize the turkeys, also the geese.
ducks, hens and the farmers who raise
them on Long Island. Yes, II there's a
biped on that island, feathered or unfeath-
cred. that doesn't hear At least one SUI
frese speech this summer, II will be be-
cause that biped is deaf
There is hardly a suffrage organization
in the city that isn't going to take a whaok
al the island where our poultry and green
peas come from some time before hot
weather ends.
Next Monday the Woman Suffrage party
will invade Il by automobile for week.
Miss Elizabeth Freeman, the youthful
outdoor orator Mrs. F. Jean Nelson PEN
field the partys city chairman; Mrs James
Lees Laidlaw. chairman Of tho Borough Il
Manhattan; Mrs. A. J. Emo and others will
go.
There will be six automobiles. and they
will visit thirty towns and hold no end Of
meetings, spending the nights at the nome
of Mrs Emo. In Queensboroush, Long
Island.
July 8, with a flourish Of trumpets. Miss
Harriet May Mills and other officers and
members Of the state association will start
from Borough Hall in Brooklyn, for a
months tour Of the island. Last yenr, Miss
Mills said. they did the northern and
western parts thoroughly This year they
will spend most Of their eloquence on the
eastern side, though they may go into the
northern counties too.
The automobiles will be brightly decor
ated, and the women who speak and scatter
literature will be, II is announced, "gayly
dressed" Nothing will be omitted thot can
make the farmers sit up and take notice.
To-day Miss Mills, Miss Nettie Podell and
Thomas London and Mrs. London start FOR
Newburg. where they will hold the first Of
a months series OF meetings TO take in
Orange. Delaware, Ulster and Sullivan
counties
The women's Political Union is also
starting its summer campaign upstate. Miss
Caroline Lexow has charge Of this.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-04
BOSTON WATERS STRIKE
Fight Against Non Union Help
May Become General
[By Telegraph TO The Tribune.

Boston, June 3.-What IS believed to be
the forerunner of walters strike in Bos-
ton, which may equal in disastrous effects
that which has created so much turmoil in
New York, took place this afternoon, when
the union walters and bartenders at the
Hotel Olympia in Washington street. were
ordered out.
The bartenders went out in sympathy
because of the refusal of the proprietors
to employ only union walters The hotel
was judged unfair by the Boston Central
Labor Union. According to John J. Carney,
secretary of the walters union, the
Olympia is only one of several hotels
against which similar action will be taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-04
NO GAS; HE SUES FOR s4,525
Lawyer Refusing to Pay Dollar Rate
Supply Was Gut Of.

Sumner b Stiles, a lawyer. is suing the
Consolidated Gas Company in the Supreme
Court for s4525 as penalty for turning OF
his gas when ne refused 70 pay the doisr
rate while the s0-cent gas decision was
pending in the court. Stiles paid the 60
cent rate for fifteen months and then the
company cut OF his supply. That was IN
October 1907. II was not turned on again
until December, 1911.
Stiles sues to recover initial penalty
Of so and So for every day thereafter that
The gas was not turned on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-04
STRAUS AND ASToR ON JURY.

Sheriff Hamburger appointed as mem
Der OF the sheriffs Jury yesterday. second
panel. Herbert y. Straus, son of Isidor
Straus. who lost his life. in the Titanic
disaster. Mr.. Straus was appointed to fill
the vacancy in the panel left by the death
Of his father.
Colonel John Jacob Astor, another Titanic
victim, was a Juror in the third panel His
place will be taken by his son, William Vim
cent Aston, when the latter reaches his
majority, next November
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-04
MAY ANNUL DIVORCE DECREE
Referee Appointed on Application OF
Lowell M. Palmer, Jr.

The motion made by Charles Nor
..hauser. OF Poughkeepsie. representing
Iovreu NJ. Palmer. jr.. an oficer In several
New York corporations. to annul the de-
oree ~ divorce granted in favor OF his
utfe Mrs. Amy 3. Palmer. resulted yes
,erdsv in the appointment OF referee by
Justice Mills. Of the Supreme Court Mrs
palmer was represented at the hearings
by ex- Congressman Uttleheld. Of Name
where Mrs. Palmer is now living. 1t was
alleged that Mrs. Palmer had condoned
.ha ooences Of her husband and that there
Ia heen collision in securing the decree
In appointing Assemblynan Frank l.
ynune Of Ossining, as referee 10 hear the
testimony Justice Mis- said that atse LEX. ef
., snnears ITO be at least possible that the
eourt was deceived. Neither husband nor
wife hss ,TsmaErtsd I ....s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-04
MOTHERS TO MEET IN BOSTON
Their Next National Congress To Be
Held There May 5, 1918.

Philadelphia. June 3.-The executive COM
rn,ttee OF the National Congress OF Mothers
met here to-day and decided to hold the
next national congress in Boston, May D.
1912 The next international congress will
he held in Washington. beginning April p
1914
President Taft has instructed the state
Department TO issue Invitations to foreign
governments TO send delegates to the Child
welfare Conference, which Will be held at
that time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-04

the first relay was satisfied, and the glass
doors were opened and those outside pushed
and crowded their way in.
The management OF the hotel declared the
delay in serving was caused by the unex-
pected number Of guests; that whereas only
$50 were expected, there were 1000.
Nine. Won Klenner blamed 1t all on Mrs.
William Grant Brown. president of the
Fed" and vowed that she would take
her press club right out Of that organiza-
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-04
$4,000 900 FOR GOOD ROADS.

Albany. June 3.-The State Highway
Commission to-day opened the first Of the
proposals for 173 pieces of good roads in
various sections Of the state, sggregating
$50 miles and contemplating an approx
mate expenditure OF s12. 00o.OcO. Additional
bias will be opened each day Of this week
ending on Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-04
TITANIC LIGHTHOUSE FUND, $685.

J. p. Morgan G. Co. announce Una. ehes
have received subscriptions anouhtihs =, =.
"a, - the lighthouse and time ball In
go NJ those who lest their lives on
the Titanic.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-03

1876 gerbaftunsen. R. 9. O'Raber
reihte Elm @eiuh nm MnitelIung als
Chauffeur Der neuen hemiihen Nutos
SpriBe elm. Gbe oiefe Sprise atsepz
tirt pirb, foa elm Grperie bieielbe uns
terfuden. .5ire 2ines" Iollen eta
bIirt fperben. 6. unb RabiSpr. pite
unb Waibinston, 4. uno RuiIel unb
II. uno ganilid Strabs tperben als
feueruniidere pldbe aneegeben. Der
Staotratb ipurbe srIuht, cine oiesbez
siislide Srbinans su paHiren.
r3u pieI 9iht" befinbet Iid an
Der 8ilbert gtpenue in Siiosgopinss
ton. 60 bebauptet ndmli1 9lnna
Martin in elmer 3uidrift an ben
Ratb Der 4lbermdnner. 9as 8osens
Iidt an bieisr Strabs bsIGitist iie 10.
bob iie niht ihlafsn tonns uno tie bic
Rouneaur heruHterIoFen miiiIe, mas
ihr Die 2uft obihneioe.
Sas bemptratiI6e Grefutioe
aommittee belt se'tern abenb cine
SiBung ab unb ernannte Solgen0e,
pereu Namen on bic Stodts Wabls
Gpmmifion seIanot tperosn ipllen, um
einen Wabl aommiiIdr fir aentou
Gountp su ernennen: u. 6. Stritlett,
go. Ren3, Ben. u. 4bums, Wm. +.
8oles unb Wm. s. DeuiaI.
- 5rau Qranba 9omfrep, SO
Sabre alt, 9attin bon :. go. pomfrep,
'tarb eeitern in ibrer Wobnuna go.
81 SO. 9. Strabe, am SnIaaflub eiz
nes pIOslitsn 5ooes.
-9eFis RaiIe, Z Sabre oft, go.
408 MobiIon Noenue ipobnbaft, fisl
i'm gort on Der Dtit 2. Strabe uno
brab ben linteu Qrm oberhalb bes
6anbgslents. Or. pretpitt lsiitete Der
aleinsn Die notbise 5ilfs.
- 9rei ipertbpolIe StrIep aiibe
ipelhe benz Gisenthiimer beg 2aeoonz
parts 5erru :. s. Wenper eeborten.
perenoeten geItern innsrbalb elmer
Stunoe. Man lit Der anTiht, bab fl
persiftet ipurosn.
9(npaIt Bert Simmons pom
Sdulratb benahrihtiats osiierr
Qbenb ben Ratb Der GIbsrmGnnsr
oab bic Stabt BEN Shulrot6 S20,35G
fir Die Iestsn flint Sabre ihuIbs uni
er perIanst, baB Der Rath Die anesIe:
genbeit 10 RAID als mDslih srl.biss
Die qnsslegsnheit tpurbs benz Rom
nittss fir MittsI unb Weas unb BEN
9efeb aommittee iiSsrpieIsn.
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- Warp Nnna Wdgner, gTttutrir
Der Joiep6 Woener 6interldfenihuft
rerilagtt Sobn unb Gatbarine Shnftsr
auf 3abIuns BON $289.3s, fdlis auf
eine Rote.
Wm. Drott unb 2ucp Wididms.
5aubitumme, ipurbsn seitern r6n Jrits
oensrihter Gleafon gstraut.
- Wie perIautet, Ioa ben aommiis
iaren Die Offerte gemaht iporoen iein
hie 5aplor Wia Bottoms fir parts
5tpede au iibernebmsn. Die Bottoms
iino an Der 6. Strabe bereits aufges
fiiIIt unb lit balb cine @erbinbuns NIT
geuepus herseiteIt. Gs pirb dbsr
Sabre nebmen, .be bort ein part tnts
iisbt.
- apmmifIGr Bauer ertldrte ses
fern, oab Der Dffsntlitt Spielplas iih
els Elm Seaen eripisIeu bat. Die aIns
eer bleiben bier uutsr aufiiht uno srs
baIten cine pernunftigs, ipitemotifhe
tDrperli6e Gr5iebung our6 ben 5urn.
unterritt. ben Yroi. Bender leitet.
5rdu Mnna gbinger, gattin Don
Soi. Gbinser. Rp. 4l2 Columbia Cir,
itarb oeItern on sinsm arebsleiben.
sic btnterIGbt ibrsn 9atten uno 4
Ginoer.
- GrsSenoior Brent Spence erbieli
ssitsrn BON Hobert Stetport BON anes
bee, aonaba, einsn Sdllfelrins tag,
ben iein Batter 9. !. Spenee,. aIs er
aoniul unter 9rdi glepelanbs Ibs
miniitration (1893 1890 mar pers
Ior. Dor fiinfsebn 5ahren ipnrbs osr
Tag" perloren uro trug Die Ginern'
piruns: 20. 9. Spence, 156 Bellevue
Strabe, Repport, 4p."
Serr @bporo 9nepfle, Der Be-
tonnte Straben SOntrattor perans
| italtet beute fir feline 200 anssielter
elm picnie. Die 2suts bdben frei fiil
ibn g,arbeitet. uno nil sr ibnen einer
pereniisten Tag aui isins eisene Reh'
nun MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-03
9abtst, uno Seubeue.

Sm geIlepus Staotratb beri6tets
Der Staoti6asmsiiier eins gildnS in
alien spnbs BON $2749.66. - Cine
Communication oss W2apor 9elmbolo
BON Repport. Die Jrass Der einpers
Isibung 8slIspu.s in ReEpport, ouf
ben Stimmsetttl fir Die Rooembers
fpobl su ieben, nuroe entgesenstnonts
men. Wlapor Git srnannte bic Wsits
gIieoer Sturm, 6ppercamp, 9eiser
uno 0onberbaar, I'm nit Wtpport
Riidiprahe 81 nebmen. Ju Der Nns
gsIeeenbeit ots llm3ugss Der itdbtlihen
Sffieen, naa benz Jratsrnal 9ebdube,
gab Mnpalt 6eroIo isin 0utlhten bas
bin ab, oab Der 5jdbrige aontratt nit
Der Bale SintsrIoTsniadfi nihtig lei.
oa bic Sdulbsn Der Stoot bic Gins
nabmsn in 1912 iiberitisgeR. Die
Stabt Isi jeoo6 fiir Die Wlistbs perant'
portlih uno niifs oas 9ebduos beim
8srluisn in ben oIten 3uitano tpiessr
perfsst peroen.
- Der Stabtelerf lpuros aufsefor'
bert, ben DipiiionssGupt. Der 6. e 8
gabn gu benuhrihtigen, benz Gsbrdut
Der 0ampfpfeifen Der 2otpmotiper
ipGbrsno Der Raht GinbaIt 5u gebis'
ten.
- goIis.i6ef Stitber srnannt. oi,
poIi8i'tsn shompfon, NaqsI uno Can
'
buo. ibm in Der aolsitiOH Der 5unoss
Iteuern in gelspue gu beIfen.
- 9sitsrn puroe beiannt, bab oar
m Sotfon uHb 5rI. 9srtrub 5cslfthel
in 9apton Il dam "a. SuIi bon Grit.
bsnsrihter gIsafon troKn lisben.
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6. 6. Georborpugb, 30. 1927 GbeIts
nut StroBe. uno fsbte einen 9ifh in
Brand. Das Geuer ipuroe bolo sts
lDibt.
- Dos alubs6aus Der q. Wf. 6.
o., Gde Der 6. unb Butler Strdbe,
iputoe porlebte Naht bon Ginbretern
bsimeeIuht nnb cine @n5abl Shube
unb Wertbioden seitohlen.
Grun Martba AuigIep liegt in
ibrsr Wobnuns in WliobIetown an
Granddaughter in pretdrem 3uitdnoe
barnieber. Sbrs RIeiber serietbsn gs.
fern Moraen, nucboem iie anseblih
nit 4oiolin estr1nft poroen tparen. III
9ranb. Shr Yotts Wsartin auislsn
jteht unter geroaht, Die Shdnotbot
besansen su baben. er ptro bon Der
poIi3ei eeIuht. Die JamiIie bat tiinl
ainber uno ipobnt an Der eentral
amnue, in Der WeaDop 2aipn 4oot'
tiDn, in einem Sauie Der Sebruoer
Spbn r. uno CD. Stein BON bier. Die
@ebriioer Gtein iaen geitern Wtorgen.
ais lie nit ibrem automobtl iiber oas
@runcfid fubren. Jrau anislep nit
brennenben aleiber auf Dem SsitenipsJ
licaeu. Sins Der ainoer ersdhlts, oaS
Der 0ater bic aleioer Der Wlutier init
goloIin bteob uno oann onitedte.
Guialep nurOs ipdter in elmer ggtrths
Idoit aefunosn. gr entfernte iid nit
Der gemertuna, ss i0nne ibm nihts
benieien peroen, ods 2o.ol. Die Jrnu
iisbt ibrer Rieosrtunft sntsegen. Dr.
Ton bat isins oOffnuns. fs am sern
gu srbdltsn.
- Die Steutrn in Mibblstopn
reroen oieiss Sabr SLOT pom 3uns
bert betrdgen.
- Dos thermometer per5sidnets
oeitern Woreen um 6 llhr So Grab.
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~
gie 9snhsr Go. hnt Der

- Die gsnber 60. BAT Der Stnbt
bic Grlaubnib aesebeH. einsn 9srs
Iuhsbrunntn fir bic fidotiihtn Mafs
Iernerte auf Der Campbell Sslanb
i5arm nabe rDtpils gndbone" gu 6Obs
rem. Die alien Drummer liefsrn Dais
Ier BON iibl.m 8eI4mnd. Die Stdatss
GefunbbeiiskhSrbe ipirb Gerrn ". +.
WtacDopeu nah bier ftiden, um bus
DaFer dsmifd su unterfu4en.
@eprg Softer, elm Witslieb Der
5eusrpebr bes z. Diitritts. Diro
peniionirt tperoen.
Die Ginnnbmen hes biefilen
9citamts pGbrsnb bes mlpunts Suli
beIiefsn ii6 ouf $6565. 80, pber $123.s
95 penigsr ala i'm Wonut Suli bee
lsgtsn Sabres.
- SplDsIter 6. 8eatler, 30, Dap
ton, g., uHo Gleanor JriB, %.
5omilton. srlangttn einsn 6eirnibss
f6ein unb fpuroen pom JriebeHsri6s
ter 5ugbes getraut.
- Die polisei perbafisie ssitsrn
8ornittag Den 18 Sabre alien Rolpt
Belt BON 0apton, g., als er ein 3Deis
rabpertauisn nolIte. Ga itelIie fid
ipGtsr beraus, bnb Belt bos 3pstrof
aus bsm Gsbdube n<r y. M. 6. u. in
DaptOn itobI unp bdmit nnh 9amit,
ION fubr.
- Dem stephan u. Wsber ipurbs
ssitsrn gormitias iein Dor ben
Rentfflsr Geb1ube febenoss 3utirat
seftoblen.
- 5obn G. WeGortbn. tpsI6er leE'
ten Somitas Qohts nabt Sprins'
bale bel sinem Mutnmobilunfall sipt
Rippen brad, lieet In beoenilihsn
3utnnbe Inn Werep 6ofpital.
Rslie ReibsnboG non 64t
6eaion Gtrabe sripirtte Dorlest
Radt einen 0uftbefebI gesen ibrer
Wann, @sOrs Heib<Hbud, Der fie iDdb
.enb ein.s Wortps@ftls TIM Rahtse
pano aus benz 6ouls trieb.
- GinbreGer brdnsen porlebi'
Haht in bic Dub< bts Hrebs'ffeT
Ha'eban sparts unD ftnbIen WinerdI
ipaFer, gisarren unb Qougummi.
- Gin Galolinsfen eTplobirte &C.
fern 0Ormiiius IN bsr Wehauag Sos
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& o y { n 4 I o =.

Vic 0optH8rDu ATItee Tur Gus HSth'
.innatier @ultsblntt" befiuSet iIf I'M
UebGuSe go. 509-511 WtaonDn
gpeaue. Guacigen, 9iittbeilunsex
xHo Seitelungeu irseuomelfer 4rt
nerSen bis 10 l1br abenSs Saielbit
entsesengenummcn. SelcsbOn South
1854.
Reus Gtrabenbabn 9ss
Ie6tiame Srotnau5.
StabteSolicitor stephen 6. 8lafs
len unD feiu QfiTtent Sobn Ri6mono
baben Die neue Gtrabenbabus 9eredts
fame Sroinan3 entlporfen unb Dtro
pie'elbe am tommenben Woniug bem
Stabtrdtb unterbreitet fpsroen. Die
Srptuan3, Die eine beoeutenoe 4n5obI
ShreibmaI ItinenzBOgen fiillt uno eine
Iangpierigs 4rbeit fir bic StabtDers
paltung geben tpirb, ebe lie our qnz
nabms geIangt, eHtbGIt in Sturgeon JoIz
gsubes:
3 Gents 5abrgelo in gopington
uHb &euton gountp.
transfers auf aQen 2Inie.
9robe, moberne ,Bap>enter" Wa9z
sons, gut gebet3t uno gut pentilirt.
gaFugiere iollen nur ein Drittsl
mebr, als Die Sistupu3itGt betrdgt, be-
forbsrt tperben.
Die Ddggons Iolen on alien Str1z
bentreu3un9en anhalten.
Der glItIi6s gistsr foQ Der Stubt
id1rlIh 20 gro3ent Der r9rob" sGtns
uabmen tnnerbaIb Der Stabt als 2tz
gems bs3dblen.
Der getrie6 Deg Spitems ioa untsr
Der Iufiiht zines Rutbes Der Strabsnz
babHs8ommiifdre ftehen.
Die Stuot bsbGIt Iid oas Rs6t DOT
bic Ginisn 10 anSuIsgen, baB Die Snters
Gsieuihaften ibre Cars mad
Qspport Iaufen luifeu tonne.
Der gIiidli6e 9ietsr foa $500, ,00C
8iirgf6aft fir Die gstreue 4usfiibrune
oss 4oHtrattss iteuen uno 100000
fir permonsnts 8erbeFerungeu ausss'
ben.
Die StraBenba6nzGs zGsienf6aft sobl
Der StaDt jest s9650 fiir Die 8.nub.
ung getpifTsr GtraBsn, mub ieboh bt
Strdben inuerhalb Der 9sieifs uni
feds 3oa an beiDen Ssiten in Orb
nung halten.
I'm 4lsrina Ban Spdl, Elm
Rumdntu, unb i6rs &inp su befhiiben
bradte Der SumanitGts=gsamte ebe
uineton oiefelbeu nah ben aHoeiatel
CHARITIES. Sic iit eins Wabrfaseri,
uno mar nit ibrsm Gattsn @eors
Self, Der aud untsr Dem Ramen 9enr,
Ran gebt, I'm 2asopn part. Sic fagte
bab ibr Mann fie ihlimmsr als elm
EtlaDin bebanble. gle entlief aul
benz glternboufe unb beiratbste Self Il
Gprinsfielb, So. Sbr guter lei ippbl
hdbeno, tuobne in 5paano unb fsi fet
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Gourtbauie, ipoielbit Renisfeiten, au.
seigen II. !. To. bis 10 ilbr 45 Wiuu.
ten abenbs entsegensenommen iper.
ben. Selepbpn Sonrh 2401.
- Sm gircuitgsri6t nuroen sss
ittrn 5tpei 9Iagsn gegen Woridal Go=
iparo Reeo eineereiht. Wlorris Wpls
hermann erlangte $1,000, neil gissb
um Ritterna4t bss Is. Wiai isinsn
StaL srbra6 unb ibH, aIs er oaeegsH
proisitirts, angsbIih mibbanbsIte une
ibm orobte. gr ioa ihn aud in sinsm
offentIiden Souis sfpsi Stunosn asssn
ieinsn Wiaen feitseholten babsr. Die
5Deite Rloge iIt bic Der Warp Dolbsr
mann esgsn Rseb fir $1,000 Shabens
srIus. am 20. SuIi fol sr pbns 5af.s
befebl in ibr 5aus ssorungsn Isin uuo
ais iis flii6ten ipollts iol sr ibr Oh.
sebli6 Die aIeiber pom Gsibe geriFen
uRo iie anosrtpeitig belditigt haben.
4m /. ausuit Ioa Rssb oann sinsn
SdftbefsbI sessn fie ipegsn WioerIesz
Ii6teit srlanst bnben. QnpaIt Riht:r
Dotff pertritt bic aIagsr.
- Observation-Disclosures Jrso.
Gaufmann on Wdrp aaufnanH, Get
ron SO SUB an Der Columbia Strabs;
81. - Pbiaip Siren an W. Oil, 60.
an Der Roberis Strabe; 81. - Sra.
tier Gommiiiionsr on CLARA S6ubol3,
Got on Der WeGraden apenue, 81 etc.
- 5arrp 5bomas Sapiss, alias u.
s. Wbitnep, Der BON bem poliseiisrs
geanten gurnitoe unb bem poli3iiteE
gpans an Der 8. uno Yort Strus.
perbaftet tpurDe uno angebIid3 Elm
9rabtSupfer (Dirs 5apper) iein Ioll,
tpuroe geftern i'm Stabtgeriht freises
lafen. Die polissi estortirte ibn nafj
Der gentral@griide. no tr Don oem
gebeimpolisiften Wsgsner in gmpfans
oenommen puros. gopies bate 3pei
Softer in feinem gefib. Der cine ents
belt cine Mense Bogus" IGelo uno
Der onbers cine ausiattuns BON .Wirs
Sapping" a5onofDertsaeus. als Die
Repportsr pOlisiften Eapss benz Ges
beimpplisiiten Wssener iibersebsn bat.
ten unb iib auf benz Riidfpeae befans
ben, mari Gapies Die 3tpei aeoersaofs
fer in ben Obio. Meetnsr Isete bann
osm Dapies 5anofhelIen an uno
bra6te ibn nah Der Gincinnatisr pos
li3eiitation.
= Die Miitters unb 2ebrersalubs
Der perIhieosnsn Stulen in bi.iigsr
/ Stabt rperben je 2 aanbibotsn fir
ben S9ulratb dufiteaen. bic in sinsr
9sriammlunq olsr alubs in gurnee
ole 5aa am 8. 4uguit untsrbreitsi
perben iollen. aus biefen IL a1nbis
baien les iino nGmlit 8 Wiiitsrs une
2ebrersalubs in Repport) jolIen
Ganbibatsn setpdhlt tperoen, bic ben
Biirgern als SnulratbstrmmiHdrs
aanbioaten in Der RoDembers Wabl
unterbreitet per0en Iollsu.
- 5rau 5ofepb Staubah UNI
5ohter sSrl. Qorettn BON Der Columbia
Strobe finb nah Rem zrenton, Snb..
uuf 8eiuh sersiit.
gran 8. g. Grpsnbed BON b.;
2srington 4penue unb Rinber iinb bon
Iibrem 4afentbdlte In Gtbar poini etc
lsuriidsetebrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-03
N E tu y o T {.

Die Ieiuport Office iir bas rGin.
tinRatier golfsblatt" bcfinbct iidy in
Rp. 339 gort Straee, gescnilbsr BEN
GuurtbGuis, ipuitlbit Renisfeiten, In.
ssigsn II. !. tn. bis 10 iibr 45 gsinn.
ten abenbs entgegensenommen iper.
ben. Selepbpn Sonrh 2401.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-20
How Society Woman
Wards OFF Wrinkles

Wrinkles arc not strangers TO me.
but when acquire such dishgurenents
! know how TO lose them In d hurry"
y wcil-known society matron conndcd
this to me. I had wondered how She
with her strenuous social duties and
late hours could SO completely ward
off the usual marks OF care and dlssl-
patton.
Il don't wear wrinkle. In public. nor
those horrid rings beneath the eyes"
che continued. since I've learned what
plain. ordinary snXolite will do. When
any OF those hateful marks appear. 1
send TO the drug store for an ounce Of
powdered saXolite and half pint OF
witch hazel | mix tho two. bathe my
face tn the solution. and-thats the
whole secret I've never tried anything
tina; works so mira culously Ny chin
Is inclined to double: this trouble. too.
J keep in check In the same way
Emily Dean, IN Town Talk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-20
.EPPA HUNTON, JR.,
CLUB PRESIDENT
Unanimously Elected by Mem
bers of Westrnoreland at
Their Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the West.
moreland Club took place last night a,
the clubhouse. the election of officers
resulting as follows:
Eppa Hunton, Jr., president
Hugh Antrim, vice president
Robert Lancaster, Jr.. secretary.
Members OF the Board OF Govern.
ors-Thomas Pinckney Bryan, Wat
kins Ellyson. III. Stuart Jones, James
Moncure, DR.. Stuart MicheauX
Nr llunton was nominated by Col
oncl Joseph L. Willard and nnani.
mously elected. as was Mr.. Antrim and
Mr.. Lancaster.
seven names were proposed for tho
BOARD OF governors and five selected
10 I'LL vacancies.
After the business meeting supper
was served to the members in III,
large dining rooms of the club. THE
tables were beautifully decorated Nth
mowers and small colored electric
lights, while at each end were built
grape aroors. covered with enormous
punches of Hamburg grapes.
steward Alex. E. Rose-Leigh receiy
ed many congratulations on the en-
ceilent supper and the beautiful decor.
atoms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-20
SUFF ok FEARS
. FAMINE IN WATER
Council and Board of Trade
Make Appeal to the
Legislature.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

Suffolk. Va, February le.-Sunolk's
threatened water famine is causing
local alarm, and the pending water
bill in the General Assembly has
caused much concern. There was a
aurry call OF the Council and Board of
Trade tso5nIght. and the following tcle-
gram was addressed to Sunolk's Sena-
cor and House Delegate.
ITO our Senator and representative
in the General Assembly of Virginia
The Board Of Trade and Council
OF the city of Suffolk earnestly pro-
test against the passage OF Senate bill
No 2ST. whereby ii is sought to con-
fer upon the city of Norfolk the power
TO acquire by condemnation the prom
critics OF the Portsmouth, Berkeley and
Suffolk Water Company unless the
BIN is amended In such manner as TO
properly safeguard the interests of
Suffolk.
The bill, as now offered, provides
that quality and pressure. and at the
same rate, shall be supplied to the
city of Norfolk. We ask that similar
provision be made for Suffolk.
We feel that this is only just ans
reasonable. The plant of the water
company is within 300 yards of the
corporate limits OF suffolk, and has al
ways supplied its Inhabitants with
water Its pipes arc already laid in
our streets, and there is no other
source OF supply within a reasonable
distance of our city. The water com
pany Is now operating under a con-
tract which supplies Portsmouth. Berk-
ley and Suffolk at the same rates In
view of the fact that 1t is necessary to
conduct water at least eighteen miles
to Portsmouth and Berkeley, 1t would
be manifestly unfair not TO grant 10
us the same service and rates.
Through you we appeal to the Leg
islature OF Virginia for fair and
careful consideration OF our claims in
this matter which is of vital impor-
lance 10 the inhabitants OF our civ"