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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-15
8rciiin Idliuer usrleBt.

Die 76 Sabre aIte 3rau Sorah
stoonmater Oon go. 308 Seorn ap.
perlieB geitern 4bsnb an Der Rodoa,
unb gurnet 2tpenus eineu Strabsns
baanplaen Der 9igblauo Qpenus 81.
ifle uno Lief binter bem Da9gon bis
rett in eiren anosren Baggon oerIelz
Zen GinIe ftnein. Die 9retfin puroe
al 8ooen aefpprfeu unb erlitt etnen
8rud oe5 Ituten S6ulterblattes uno
fisl iich bic re6te ShuIter aus. Dir
8erIeBte muroe oem Slbiiden 9rane
tenbduS etnaeliefert, uno bsesn ois
asr3te 8eiorgniB nm bic 8reifin in
9lnbetyaht ibres bo6sn 2lIterS. Die
alte Dame botte oieIe Sabre in ben
oifeutli9er Sdulen als 2ebrerin gee
nirtt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-15

benoes ober aud, ablehHenoes
Mort gefaet. Dian belaGeli san5 unY
esntrt une riidfiftsios Tinas, biz lei.
rsn MntIans finosn. 1i. nahmitidat
lits 0srfnmmIung eleiht in oieIsl
Btsitbuns Atm prsmitrsnpublitum
nas gtgsnieitig aui ntue 8arbieiuagsu
uno 4nertennuna re5net. Darum
perlegt man dneh bic pinttrliher
bduslihsn 5kss ins Grsie uno opi.ri
fstbft ben 9riber, Der luGbrsRb osr idl.
ten 1nes bic berri6enbe Rolls ipisItt
Ssst trifFt fi6 bic OsfenI1aft, bic Iif
su unisrboitsn 5frftsbt. it.ts gu gl,i.
txr Stunbe an ben gleihtn Gtd..sn
fss eurus. Sier plaubert man unh
entleoigi iih lsiner gefelIidofiliGsn
8rpflihsungsn. man l1nt fi6 qeasn.
isitig su ben 5bess elm. Tdnn iino si,
Gsllnsr uHeutpegt I'm oi.Es SifdJs Be-
miibi, unh in uEunier6rohersr Rsis
ttnfolee fsrpirsn fis Die raFfinirttiien
lederbiFen. gsisnals fsblen oie tt.
lsbttn Grbbeeren in Creme. biefs
f6lihi ousfsbenoe unb bsnnoh 10
toftIitt 3uiammsniebung In erobsn,
IilbtrHen, BON aGlt. bei6Iassnsn 9es
bdIitru. Sn elmer .ur3sr Stunb. mub
ATS on ben Gditen porbeigsaIittsn
isin. Wii betfslbeH piinitIintsii, nit
Der Die Wagsn uub Qutos anrolI.sn,
rolltH Il. ipseoer sur 6eimfahyi Dor.
Jeotr Dagsn erb1lt Bel Der 4nsuaft
cine Rnmmer. fonit fpdre es bel Der
Fiidfobrt unm6glih, ben oraussE
ipnrirnbsn Mastnfiisrsr gu bsnahrihs
tigtn, iuenn er geerauhi riro. Ter
at[lnsr ubermisieIt bic WiinIfs fsr
9umen sinem Di.nsr, Der anbausrn3
teiephOnifh nit sinem aipei.su 1iener
Des Waeenparts perbunoen lit. DieT:r
lpisbsrum ldbt ourn sin!n RdbFabrer
biz auios unD Wagsn bclen, bic bon
ihren gefissrinnsn aefpiinf6t nerotM.
Der 6eimfpsg fiibrte meiit bur1 bic
Int bon loHghnmps. SIN laaafds
mem gempo itisfen Iif Die Reihcn
DDH autps unbDag,n ansinanest pors
lei. gon alien Qurustbees tomni mar
bier 5uiammeH. Ulan fd6rt eineMsils
ipa5isreH. iieigi Elm paar Dlinuten
aus. I'm getonnte su besriibm uun
Inn Su promenirsn. 5n lnngtn Reiben
iisen 'ce gsfn9tr 1uf ben Stibltn.
Die Gamsn Tno lpslt in b<r Wiebrs
sd6I. 4uf o.n MisIsn ipieIsn aiEost.
bic mon nit tritaunli6em Gtihma9
Al ilsiben perltebi. Die prcmsnobe
bon Song6dups lit tsi psiiem ni6t 70
erfluiio nie bic porne6mtn 5bess, uno
otnnph psridumsn OR 1dmsn IS fsis
ten. lDenisftsus einice MaIe bin iiao
fsr ~ Fahrsn. 1daIid erHeut iih bas
farbsnbunte. an llsbsrrai6ungen retire
Bib. nsue aHrspunstn tdunen nii,
neN Wobsu iperben laneirt. gpie ouF
sir aommanoo lrert iih bic fhnttide
allss. De auios unb Dagen rolIsn
oaDpn, uHo bic JaBs1nssy itsinsa
lpis burh elm 3auserDcrt pom G6dus
plat DerfhDunOen su fsiH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-15
9.ntiass altenbeim.
lie alten Serreu beinden bente ben
SrD.

Den SnidFen bes DsutIfen Qltens
heims itcbt bsuts Elm Ieitener 9enuB
bepor. Die alien 5erren perben ndms
lid untss aeitung bes Sdus aoms
mittees. beifebenb aus ben 6erren
gbas. 8. albredt, gDm. u. S6reiber
rno Gmil Riigemann Rohmittaas
um 2 llGr mad benz 3ooloqiIfen
Gdrten gsfiibrt, fpoielbft Iie einen dns
genebmsn Rahmittag psrbriugen pers
ben. !3err Sobn 6. Dster, Der tiifs
tige aapellmetIter, oeffen Srfefter
aur 3eit I'm 600 ton5srtirt, bat feline
fcmmtIiden Rotenf6rdnte mad beutz
f6en Wuiifftiiden bur9itobert, Die er
Eel bieier Gelsgenbeit gu Gbren Der
uIteu 5srren ertiingen ldiIen piro
uno es oiirfte tpobl 70 mander Glarg
aus Der Sagenb3eit angeIhlasen tpsrs
ben, Der lonss peritummt uno peraeIs
ftn fhien.
lin bier llhr gibt es bonn 4bung
uno Qdbuna unter freism 5immsl
nno bic solen Stifter beriel6sn ipers
Ten es iih niht nehnen laHen,, hisrs
BET bic dlten 5errsn ieibit gu bsoiensn
unn ndh ibren 8ebiirfniHn gu ieben.
Sc miro natiirIi6 Qlles getbdn tperz
ben. um bic 5erren 3u unterbaltsn,
irsnn au9 BON Der 2tbbaltung olnmpts
ffer Spiele unb anltrengenber BENT
gungen tpegsn oes Dorgeriidten aItsrs
ter 6errsH abseIehen perben mug.
gei Gintritt Der 1untsJbeit 9sbt es
odnn in ba5 5eim 3uriid, DoIelbIt Der
6eutige ausflug noh tdnge dts Gss
fprd6sItoff tuirb berbdlien miiHen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-15
absnO fiinf giirs.rDeriammlmgn

abeno fiinf 8iirssrperIammlunasn
aHberaumt.
Serr 5erbert giseloD muBte am
Sdmitas absno bic Stabt perlaifsn
i,d6oem tr fait bis sar abfabrt hs
puges IN Snttreiie fsirsr gbarfsrs
Hanoibaten ssipro6sn bctts. Gr bate
IN pennigIDcHisn neritisoene Reoe.
engagements nnsenommen, tpirb afxr
beute f.ii6 3uriidtsbr,n. or nirb in
ben ndAiten 5agen fein ausenm>rf
edrauf lsnfsu, Die gebauptungtn oss
6errn qrobaseo gu tpiberlsesn, mo-
mad cine Sirabenbdhn bier tei brei
Gents 5dbrgsIo Ri6t bttriebsn perz
0sn tonne.
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anf ocm &ese nad benz SoIpitul
periturben.

Der 80 Sabre alte Sprier Mpbo-
meo abbub, ipelher in ieiner Bobz
nune go. 319 Sf g.. Strobe an Der
Sungencnt3iinouns liant oarnieber.
lag, folIte sefteru nud BEN itGbtiIdeu
Eranfenbous eebra6t neroen, er fiart
absr in Der 4mbulars auf benz Beqe
oorthin. Die 2eihe puroe nod Der
usorsue gebraht. 5reunoe ees8eritors
benen iperpen fir isiap Rserhtcuna
Sprge trageH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-15
gsOAenberidt Sss @eiuaS6eitsamts

saui bem WOhenberihi bss it1btie
Idsn Oeiunbteitsamtss tuurbsn in Der
pufloiTsusn Node CT Gdas con on.
ftrs6snoen aranthsiten uno 19 Iocess
fa[e infolgs iolfsr arantbsiten asmsls
bet. auf bic einsslntn aransbettsn
Dsriheilsn iih bic sur gleloHns gslanas
ten Jdlls tpis folst: SdpinOiuht "a
GrirantaHesu nnb 15 SobssfiGs;
aeuh6uitsn 13 grtroHiungen uno elm
Sobssfon; Dipbiberiiis 8 Grtrantunea
unb esn 9obesfaII; ShdrIndfieber 3
ertrdniuneen; Sppbusfisber 3 Grs
trartuugen unb susi aoossfdds; Ula.
fern uHb Role ie sinei Grfransunssn;
pirnbduttntsiiHouns uno Minbpod.n
ie cine Grsrnntung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-15
Nms bent Yoliseiaeridt.
Batter fat bel Der Grsiebuns Der
Sodter miiSnreoeu.

W1an muB iit maHhmol ipunberu,
tuel6e Soten 5rauen BON ainoerers
Siebuns sHttpideln uno Iih tief az
trdntt in tbrsr Wutterebre fit6tsn,
tpenn Der Batter cb unb su elm qun3
euergiites Dort NIT Isinen Spr0Bs
iiHoen reoet. 1ob mante }rdusn
bic Ginmif6ungeu bes Wlaunss in
er3ishungsangslegsnbsiten dfs tin.
grutalitdt dufiaFsn unb eiusn 5dfis
bsfehl oisfsrbat6 ertpirsen, benefit
folaenoe gerhdnblung Dor benz goti.
seirihtsr. Spbn aelp BON go. 237
Neit 2ibsrtp Strabe mar Dor ben
Rifter os!abeu, od er onseblia feline
5oftsr, tDelGe Elm adn3 nieoIines
Wldo6en If. ipieberholt ee3iittiat be-
Ten Ioa. aelp srtfdrts in gan3 Rrs
nuHftiser DeiIs, bab bic Gr3ie6unqss
nstbcoe isiner Jrou grunofaIih 1T
unb bos Wdb6tn, tptIhes Oh i6ret
S6Gnbtit itb stlpas sin5iloet, duh Der
WsinunJ lit, bab Der 9atsr ni6ts su
iageu blb:. bd Die Miuttsr benz WeGes
den ale 5rsibeiien sspdbrt unb bier
6urh zines 3dsss oide Gr3iebunqss
meibcbe bem mdeten iddoIich iein
Tam. Wieberbolt babe sr isiner 5oAe
ter trnite gcrhaltungsR gsmant uno
glnu6t sr dls Batter odsu berehtiqt 3u
fein. Der poii3eiridter gab bsm
Wonne tollftanoig Reht uno frsute
iib eiu&n Wann DOR Iih su 6dben,
eem oas WChl unb mebe ieiner iTdmis
lie uno ainoer am Sersen lieoi, oamit
bieielben 3u anitdnotgsn Qeu.sn ergo
gen peroen. aeGp purbe shrenoou
freigeiprofen.
Gin frtiss 9e6en fibre ih, Der
gleono III meine Come. go reauIirrt
tJenigitsns tis seitern Gertrude ain0t,
Elm nod ianass Wdehen bon go. 21l4
Si. Sdme5 Strabs ibr Qe6en, btnn
bic 5aaiIisnmitglisber bdtten teiae
GoHiroae iiber oos rDamGen", o15
iit a6folut teins 9prIhriften MAIDEN
leiitn ipoilts une oes Rants LANCER
ois Hotbi5 ausbiieb. Die gtngeb6rigen
!isbsn bi3 WlGohsn perbdften unb
bate itcn eieies eeItsrn Dor bsm golis
seirihter pesen 6srumlungsrns su
nerantluor;en. Gertrude purb. su I'll
ner 9slbitrafs BON so nebfi Softer
rerurtheilt, trslte Strafe jsoo6 ip1tsr
fuspenoirt puroe. Ti. 9eTtulbigie
puros 0sr gsrobations s9eamtin 9srius
kin mann in S6hut gegeben.
Snlpia Snli bate geitern eintn
6aftbeFehl eestH 6arrp Gtsrn RON
Central 2fpenus unb Georgs Strabe
tuegeH Woripiegelung falifer 56afIas
den srtDutt. auf 0runb beiIsn Stern
Oerbaftsi. isoo6 sessn 8argit,ait auf
freiem 5uB beIafen puro<. Stern II
bsihuIoist. 6aa einsn angsblidb min.
etrtpertb:sen Rina fir ben gstrag Dot
SO rerfauft su haben.
gins prieinefls Gnti6ulbiaun1
brahte s.itern 6enrn @. Biiion i'm
3olissiseriht Dor, ipsl1er OR 5run.
fsHfrit beihulbigt mar. NilfoH trs
,dblts benz goli3eirib.sr, oab or nur
.in 0lds Bier aetrunieH BABE uno ans
rsbmen miiFe, baB ibm irssnb ismano
Tin 8etGutgrgsulittel in ods @strdnt
3etbdn babe, bsnn anoers tonne er iidb
rihi ertlarei, baB sr 10 fternbagslpoil
,eipefen iii. Die 8sipeisoufnabme ers
lab ieoo6. baB DiliOn gang frdfs:0
oem Gsgiieniaft sussfpDden bate. |
ano puros Ct sur sragung Der Rotten |
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Grcnt Wilt BON 20. GIL Dkit 8.
Sirabs tbsilis ssfern Der golissi bic
eeihrsibuns speisr perfonsn NIT, bon
o:nen er i'm Gben part iiberfallen ure
bsrnubt iein min. Hilt gab an. baB
r am GonHtag abeno BON slpei glins
aern i'm Chen Dart nkhergeiGIagsn
porstn isi uap ifine anareiisr ibm,
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germtBt.

Die 9roBmutter bon gopin Tbo.
mas, Is Sabre alt, BON 7S9 Sebam
aos., eriudts Die goli3si, llmi9du nah
Ibrsm Gntel 3u bdlten, DeItsr felt b:m
80, Sum- aus isinsr Dobnung pers
ihtuunoen 1T. 5bomas bate Die 4bs
fitt ausgsoradt, naa pbtIaoeIpbia sa
geben.
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feline gaarfddft in 60be Don S4 a.s
raubt hdtten. Der ueberfallene batteI
eine tiefe Gopftpunbe BEL benz 6anbaez
menge bdboHgetragen, bic i6m i'm
itdbtif6en 6pfpital Der6unben tpurbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-15

Sober giirger foIlte feine augeIe-
aenbeiten oerortig reseIu. bah ar an,
10. SnIi bier fem imb feline Gimme
BET ber i5reibrief-1abl nbseben fam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-15

Seoer 9iiraer iolte feline gtnaele-
seubeiteu oerartig regeIn, bab er am
30. SuIi bier iein unb ieine Stinune
bei Der Hreibrief.4abI abeebeu fonH.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-14

banquet in Kruger Auditorium to-
morrow night. To make this annual
celebration a success the committee
in charge of the arrangements has
secured number of prominent
speakers.
Those who will address the MEM
bers are: Former Senator Thomas j.
Hillery. of Morris county; Judge Pat
rick j. Dolan, of the Newark Juvenile
Court: Judge James p. Mylod, of
Glen Ridge; Francis II. McCauley, of
Hudson county; Vincent r. O'Reilly.
of Montclair; the Rev. Henry G.
Coyne, State chaplain of the order;
the Rev. Cornelius Kane, assistant
rector of the Church of the Immacu-
late Conception. Montclair; the Rev.
William J. Richmond, rector of Our
Lady of Goods Counsel Church; E. r.
Hayes, State president of the order,
and County President John j. White.
The, following members will furnish
the orchestra music: John Guthrie,
August Ruefle and Frank Guthrie.
Tho singers, Roger Hart. of Bloom
field, and James ]. Jordan, of Belle
vile, are also members of the order.
Thomas H. Guthrie will act as toast
master.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-14
WANTS SPECIAL" BUSTED
FOR AN ALLEGED DEBT
Police Board Asked TO Settle
"Rent" Question.

Special officer Isadore Weinstein,
who once lived at SO Sixteenth avenue,
was hailed before the Board of Police
Commissioners yesterday afternoon to
answer charges of conduct unbecom-
ing an officer, but before the hearing
was ended it developed that Samuel
Hubschman, of AL Springfield avenue.
would be satisfied IL the board would
compel the special to pay an account
which it was alleged he owed.
The complainant insisted that Isa-
dore's permit be revoked and that his
badge be taken away from him be-
cause when he was dispossessed from
the Sixteenth avenue house he had
left ashes in the bathtub and closets.
Witnesses testified in an effort to
show that this act was done with in
tent but finally, after several had ex-
planned to the new commissioner, Mr..
DeVoe. all about the affair, President
Bladder asked Hubschman to tell ex-
actly what he wanted and was in
formed that on February 4 he had
dispossessed Weinstein for not paying
months rent in advance. He also
asked for the court charges in the
dispossess proceedings.
Weinstein denied that he owed his
former landlord money and Hubsch-
man was advised to apply to district
court.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-14
KNEISEL QUARTET GIVES
AN EXCELLENT CONCERT

The second concert by the Kneisel
quartet during it's fifth season in this
city was given last night in Wallace
Hall. and, despite the poor weather,
the affair was well attended. The as
sisting artist this time was Rudolph
GAM. The members of the quartet
are: Frank Kneisel, first violin; Hans
Lett, second violin; Louis Svecenski
viola, and William Willeke, violon-
cello.
The program was, as usual, care
fully selected, and consisted of the
following numbers: Beethoven s
quartet in F major, OPP. IS, No. L;
Schumann's quartet in E fiat major
for pianoforte, violin, viola and vio-
lonceAo, OPP. AZ, and, by special re-
quest, two movements from quartet
in G minor, by Debussy.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-14
HIBERN|ANS WILL
HONOR THEIR SAINT
IreIand's Unsurpassed Lyrics
Will Be Heard at St. Patrick
Day Celebration.

Many features have been arranged
for the St Patriek's Day celebration,
to be held Sunday evening i'm the
Court Theatre This celebration will
be held under the auspices of Division
No. Z, of the Ancient Order of Hiber-
mans, who have succeeded in securing
the Rev. Henry G. Coyne, State chap
plain of the order. as the principal
speaker. Father Coyne will lecture
on The Irish at Home and Abroad. !"
In addition to the lecture a long
program of recitations and songs has
been arranged. Former United States
Senator James Smith, jr., will preside
at the meeting.
The program will open with an
overture, Gems of Ireland" by the
orchestra. James j. Sheridan will
sing a tenor solo of Mother
Machree." There will be recitation
by Andrew j. Brady, jr.; soprano solo,
Killarney" by Miss Katheryne B.
Bryce; Father Coyne's lecture, song
by William P. McDermitt, monologue
by John P. Callaghan and the singing
of "As Long as the Shamrock Grows
Green" by George Mulligan.
Robert Emmet's famous speech
from the dock will be recited by AS
semblyman Francis A. Foley. Joseph
l.. Mullin will follow with baritone
solo of when I Met Her at the Fair
in Tipperary;" a humorous talk by
r. H. Frainey, soprano solo, Believe
Me, If All Those Endearing Young
Charms" by Miss KATHERINE X
Bryce; tenor solo, EILEEN Alanah,
by James ]. Sheridan; a four-hand
reel, executed by r. M. Feely, Miss
Margaret Costello, B. j. Murphy and
Miss Helen Devaney.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-14

Sinnott, "The Day We Celebrate"
Wilson j. Vance, Our Country"
Joseph Rohan. 1.-The Fighting Race. -
and Mayor Jacob Haussling, Newark
Knows How"
Thomas Moores melodies and other
selections will be sung by the Celtic
Club quartet. The banquet hall will
be decorated with appropriate colors
and souvenirs will be distributed to
each diner. The board of governors
of the club is as follows: Former
United States Senator James Smith,
jr., DR.. Daniel Elliott, James j. Nc
CURE, John F. Kehoe. Edward H.
Mccormick, Thomas j. Callan, Joseph
]. Mullln. C. VOTERS. jr., Edgar J..
Allegaert, John J. Gaffney, Joseph p.
McFadden. Thomas f. Daily, William
p. O'Rourke, William F. Hoffman,,
II. Bornemann, jr., Joseph A. Carroll,
DR.. Daniel l.. Mccormick and Michael
NJ Mullin.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-14
Y. M. c. A. WANTS SIS, 1000

BAYoNNE, N. j., March 1.-THE
Y. M. c. A. of this city is in the
midst of campaign to raise $4,000
in nine days. 1t is hoped that Bay
onne industries will contribute $4,000.
The executive committee is headed by
Dewitt Van Buskirk, president OF
the Mechanics Trust Company. The
Business Mems Committee Of One
Hundred is headed by. j. Herman
Mahnkorn. j. e. Johnson and e. $.
Denise. The Young Mems Committee
OF One Hundred is under the direction
Of r.. p. Whitcomb. The workers have
already secured more than half of
the $4,000 desired.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-14
FIRE" is GAS LIGHT

Noticing light in the Miller Street
Public School last night a nervous
citizen thought the building was af1re
and Immediately turned in an alarm
from box 225. at Frelinghuysen ave-
nue. and Earl street. When the fire.
men arrived they discovered that the
"blaze" was caused by a lighted gas
jet throwing a reflection on window
pane. Two hours later another false
alarm was sent in from box IS, at
Chapel street and Albert avenue.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-14
CELTIC CLUB TO HOLD
BANQUET TOMORROW

''The Debt We Owe st. Patrick" will
be the address delivered by Judge
Peter A. O'Boyle, of Pennsylvania, at
the banquet of the Celtic Club to be
held tomorrow night at Achtel-Stet-
ter's. This is but one of the addresses
to be delivered at the gathering of
club members to celebrate st. Pat
rick's Day.
Judge Thomas ]. Lintott will act
as postmaster at the banquet. John
J.. Carroll president of the club, will
deliver the address of, welcome. Other
speakers will be Judge Charles w.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-14
ELKS SEE MOVIES AND
HOLD CABARET SHOW

Motion pictures and stereopticon
views of scenes in and about Roches-
ter, N. Y. were enjoyed by the mem
bers of Newark Lodge No. q, r. p.
o. Elks, last night at the EllIs' Home,
in Green street. Pictures taken by
the Newark members of the Elks'
parade in Portsmouth, views of Nj
agara Falls and of the trip across the
continent were also exhibited. Exalt-
ed Ruler DR.. b. Charbonneau. was in
charge of the affair.
A cabaret entertainment followed
the picture show. Professional talent
presented vocal selections, after which
the members of the lodge enjoyed re.
freshments.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-14

Try as you will, after an applica-
ton of Danderine, you cannot ind
single trace of dandruff or loose or
falling hair and your scalp will not
itch, but what will please you most
will be after a few weeks use, when
you will actually see new hair. fine
and downy at first-yes-but really
new hair-growing all over the scalp
A little Danderine now Will imrne-
diately double the beauty of your
hair. No difference how dull, faded,
brittle and scraggy, just moisten
cloth with Danderine and carefully
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-14
INVENTS FLAMING SHELL
AND AERO DESTROYER

LONDON, March 14-Ernest Welsh,
a chemist, of Hull, has invented a re-
markable machine gun which is dis
charged by gas, will send projectiles
five miles in minute. and the pro-
iectiles set on fire anything they
may strike.
Mr.. Walsh added with some pride:
II have also perfected a shot for
bringing down aeroplanes. You don't
have to fire accurately at the ma
chine. The gases are enough to suf-
focate any one within the area of
their scope
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-14
HUSBAND NO. 2 WRITES
TO NO. / FOR COMFORT

CAMDEN, N. j., March 14.-Five
years ago Mrs. Agnes Afford. wife of
George Afford, of 621 Henry street,
eloped with Paul NJ. Werner to
Spokane, Wash. where Mrs. Afford
divorced her husband.
On November o. 1912, she and Wer-
ner were married. Afford has just
received letter from Werner saying:
you slipped one over on me when
you told me to marry Agnes. I am
suing for divorce now. Then | can
laugh with you. Alimony she will
get--Not."
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-14
A Perfect Shampoo
in Five Minutes

"Much depends on what you use when
shampooing," says Mae Martyr, in the
Los Angeles News. Great injury is
often done the hair and scalp by en-
ploying harmful mixtures for this pur-
pose while simple thing like canthroA
almost works wonders In cleansing the
hair and scalp,
after q eanthrox shampoo the scalp
Is soft and plant and the hair will have
regaiDed its original lustre and fufliness
and Is easier to do up.
dissolve a teaspoonful of canthrox in
teacup of hot wafer and shampoo the
head well with this, then rinse thor
oughy and dry. You will be agreeably
surprised at the result.
While eanthrox is not expensive, you
should be careful to get an original
package"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-14
FEAR BROKEN HIP MAY
CAUSE ELAGLER'S DEATH

PALM BEACH, Fla, March IA
Despite the reports that Henry NJ.
Flagler, Standard Oil magnate and
owner of the Florida East Coast
railway. is recovering from injuries
caused by his recent fall, there is
reason to believe that his condition is
such as TO cause his friends alarm.
Mr.. Flagler fell three weeks ago
and his hip was broken He has, of
course, been confined to his bed ever
since and there is no prediction as to
when he will be able to leave his
room.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-14
HAIR STOPS FALLING, DANDRUFF
D|SAPPEARS--25 CENT ADANDER|NE"
Save Your Hair! Beatify IT. nvgorate Your Scap DAN
derine Grows Hair and We Can Prove It,

draw it through your hair, taking one
small strand at time. The effect
is immediate and amazing-your hair
will be light, fluffy and wavy and
have an appearance of abundance
an Incompatible lustre. softness and
luxuriance, the beauty and simmer
of true hair health.
Get a 25-cent bottle of Knowlton $
Danderine from any drug store or
toilet counter, and prove to yourself
tonight--now-that your hair is as
pretty and soft as any-that it has
been neglected or injured by careless
treatment-that's all.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-14
POLISH HERCULES TO BE
DEPORTED FOR BAD SIGHT

NEW YORK, March 14.-John Bill
itziy Polish giant, regarded as the
strongest man in Warsaw, has been
classed as an undesirable alien by
the immigration authorities here be-
cause he is a little near-sighted. He
arrived on the steamer Pennsylvania
Saturday, and win probably be de-
ported today.
Bilitzky is "a years old, stands 6
feet 4 inches in his socks, and has
never had.a days Illness.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-14
RAIN NO BAR TO SHOPPING
TOUR OF MRS. WILSON

WASHINGTON, March n.-Mrs
Woodrow Wilson and her daughters
spent yesterday shopping in the rain
Mrs Wilson wore . tan rain coat
with a small brown hat trimmed with
a bright wing, and the Misses Will
sons rain coats were gray and they
wore chic black straw walking hats
They all carried umbrellas.
Several purchases were carried, in
stead of being sent home.