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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-22
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gie 6 .,sahrc aite siuth Sbearcr,
BON go. 242i 0lanitone Apelliie,
muroc aeitern bcim lleberihreitcn oes
,ahroamnes Dor oem Sauie 20.
gl49 Gaiiern apenne non cinerfr VA.
acn Der gorortbahn, weider aus Se-
thel smriidtcbrte. nicoeraeitobcn. Hai'
jamien, meId,c oem llnfaa sniaben.
alnubten, bic Qleine oIs 2eihnnTll
inter ben M1oern berpor5ieben 3il
n,iifIen. NliidIiherlpeiie tplrbe Oas
ainb BON Der 5d,Mtnorrid)titng ouf.
gefnneen iinb fam NIT einigen leiMten
gbihiirfnnaen oaDon.
aIs Der iteIDertretenoe Geutr'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-22

Sommun bat offenbar einen
Rprrbus Sisa iiber Sulaer oaoonsss
traoen. 0as 8olt liebt SuIaer fpeacn
Teinsr sseinbs. sine 4nIicht, Die ihre
po(IIte 8erehti9ung bot, oenn bon
gammanp psrfolet 3u lperoen, TT ein
Gpmpliment. cSeBt piro i6on 5uas>
itanoen, baB Sulser in ieinem Set
mathsbe3irt elmer triumphirenoen Grs
fpGhluno in Die 2eoisIutur entoeoen=
Iisht uno es 1T bD6it pahriteinli6,
eab oas 6ous ihn sum Spreher nab
len fpirb. On bieism 8oiten lit CT
npd mG6ti1e-, tpis er es ais 9ouoerz
neur mar. Weiter fte6t Sammanp in
9lusIiht, bic muporsp1hl su osrlis;
rem, oenn ouf Der Sitieite pon Nep
9)ort bot Sul3er feline beoeiitsrt'tea
9lnbGneer unb Dhne beren llnteritiiB'
una tdnn Der 5ammanp aonoiodt
riht gspGblt psrbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-22

Der 9rGiibent bat Ieiner friis
heren 3ufiterune ssmGR in eiue Qns
sabl Qenosrunasn 3ur Wd9rltnessgia
einsefpilist. 9ieie betreifen Die Be
ieBunq Der 9irsttDrisH in ben Reierpes
banten unb 3rpar oahiu, bab ben 9dns
tiers cine sroBere 8ertretuna etnSss
rGumt pirb. 4uh lit Der BrGFoent
bamit einoeritanoen, Die 3ahl Der IRE
ierpe6anten au psrminbern, mas mir
Hiht fir rathiam balteu. Die gantsn,
Die WehIsl bIstontiren. iolltsn biz AT
einem getpifIsn Graoe 2otlItenntniB
beiissn. Gs 1T aud bic Reos oloon,
ben 6aupteinrpdnb Ser 9unten au be-
isitiasn, tpel6sr iib buaegsn ri6tet,
baB lie sipansig Qroaent hires aapttals
uno finf Yro3snt ibrer 0epoIitsn id
ben Reieroebdnten oepontren iollen,
6ierin tann Der 9rdiiosnt obne 8efahr
Die psitsiten 3uoeitanoniiis MAIDEN
uno ss lit aud nitts oagegen einau;
ipenoen, ipenn sr bic .3uunosbstbelli:
ouna Der Rutionolbdnten or Den IRE
ierpebanten aufaibt. iSiir Die gsatio'
naIbantsu, bic nicht mitmahen tpollsn
tpsroeu iid) gsnua Staatsbantsn Elm:
Ttsflen unb psnn bisie fern bleiben, Il
fam oas n0tbi9s aapitul bnrh 0ffsnt:
Tide SubItription aufqebruht lperoen
Der ri6tigs 4uspeg ourfte oarin BE-
ftsbsn, ben geitrag Der Nationul6an:
fen au psrminoern. ben Stadtsbdnter
Den gsitritt au 9sItatten unb Damn Md
fe6lenbe aapitalisn burh Subitrip'
tion aufsubriuasn. Wir glaubsn aud
baB auf oisis Weiie Elm 8eralsih al
Stanoe tommsn Fpiro. 9umit rpGrsr
alle 6inoernifTe aug bem Weqe ae
rdumt, 70 baB Big gum December, Disl
Iei6t fhon friibsr, ous GeIss Dsru5
ihieoet tperoen tlnn.
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ben McnIden an. @cniae stunben.
nad,oem er lid, an iein 1ngeperf be.
aeben. brinat man oen grndhrer Der
sscmilie ben Seinen eHtiesIt in's
Sa,Is. WonntelaHa pcrher hdtten Inn
idon bic perid'ieOeniien An5eid,en, fpie
Wsnttiafeit. Sersilopfen. ShlpiBbsl,
Weri.cpfnna II. I. 10. onrnn gen.ahnt.
onb Gin idlpcres Seiben an ihm Jehre.
aber er bate oieie gorboten bes 70.
bes unbend,tet eelniien. Nus m<l6em
0riin6e mag nnbineffteQt Meiber
elder ober III, bob er bei reft0eiti.
nem 0ebrniihe Der bernbmten Ef.
1erndrb ardiiterpi1en be,ste nod am
Qeben iein miiroe. an
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-22

NaorId,oII Gorapin geitern nit lei.
ncm MutO 81 eiuem Jrncr IN Der
gaoIuut Strafe f,lbr, lief cin nnge'
fair 10 Sabre alter anobc oireft u
oos ato bincin. Ter arnftfpogen
oina iiber oen anoben I,inDeg, obne
linn onid,eineno Den gerinaiicn Sfa.
sen ausuiiigen. slls D,arid,aIl Iono.
ban bos Yeiabrt perIicb, am iih nod
ncm annben nnlsuieaen lief oerielbc
in qr0btcr Gilc onuon.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-22

Sest, bu Sleii d 5ollfret bsr>
eintommt uno bumit oas Wtpnopol
res geei 5ruIts bre6en piro, muBts
2esterer oaran bsnten, ben srutt auT
cine anoers 8eiie ipieber herauItellen.
Rah qnIit]t bes Suiti5 Separtes
meuts lieet Der 9erpadt Dor, oab bic
FER QIon perlnittelit Der aiihloampter
burhqeTiihrt tpiro. Der SruIt Iou
ane aiibloampfer, bic spiiden araens
tinien uno ben Ser. Stoaten pertehs
rem, qepadtst baben, IobaB sr be
SsleiIdienouneen aus 4rgenttnien IN
Teiner aontrole bat. Dds Sulti3oes
rartement tpirb untsriu6en, ob iolder
apntratt obgeihloHsn tporoen III UNI
faas es feline Ri6tiateit oamtt bat, Die
geetsneten 9sgsnmabrsseln trefTsn.
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Die Ser. Stuaten 8srte6rss
apmmiiiton bat bic Gr606ung Der
Traftratcn Don unb nah aepifieu
glGBen in U}iIIouri 3uaebilliat. 9a.
nit pirb bic geibperoe Der GiIenz
bahnen bsboben. baB bieIe aoms
mifIion tsin 9eritdnoniB pom giiene
babnlpeien bsiist. reip. baB lie in be.
maoooifher Weifs Sra6traisn. Die lez
redt iino, perpeigert. Die aommiI-
fion bat ihrsn Stanbpuntt Dor 3nsi
Sanren, als iie Elm 8crlanqen um Grs
h0huuq Der Srahtruten gum 8etruae
pon 10 proaent 3uriitpies, tlar barge.
Iegt, uno 8par tpis foIdt: 8enn nahz
aerpisien perben Tam, baB Die 8abnen
nit ben bsitehenoeu sSrahtraten niht
i1r 2lustommen au finben osrmoqen,
70 ieien lie Al cinsm QuiI6lag bereh.
tiQt. csm Sabre 1911 fonnten lie ben
Rahpcis niht srbrinaan. 1espe9en
fpurosn iis nit ihrem 8erlanoen ID
qepiefsn. gu6 lit Die Vorm, Ipslhs
Die aommiiIion aufoeite0t bat. sbenir
tlar, pte aercnt. Wsnu bic 8ahnsr
asnuq psroiensn. I'm Die 3inien dui
ihre gonos uno cine 0ipipsnbs aui
bic 4ttien au bsaahleu, pann iinD III
au fsiHem aufihlaq berehtiat. Offer
asla'fen lit nur nod Die sSraas: Ot
bas Yublitum fir nptbnenbias Ser
beifermgen bes Betriebes auffommer
mub ober bic QttionGrs. SIN pripater
9etrieb tpiro cine iolhe sFraae MID
aeiislt. Dsnn cine ssabrit neue Wa
fd,incn brauht uno f.in ssonos DOT
tanben 1T. I'm bic ausaabeH au oeden
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1euer.

Sn Der 9ilns Chemical 60. 1r
Der Sommers S.rabs brah In Der
Wloutaa Rot,i ourh llsberto6en timer
t,emiitsn SliiFiessit Elm Nrano aus.
rpsldxr bi. f.usrpebr sur Wrdnoi'sl!s
lodie. Der bsll. sJ.uerfhein ipnre.
bon Der Rahtlpate Der GpriBenhou'.s
an Der Gsit Strabs b<msrit, fpeIdx 10
fort ben alarm eab. Die aoitmnnns
ihaft,n boitsH ben grono baln un'sr
acntrone. Der onseritieis Staotn
iit niti srob.
Sn Der Weinigunsss uno 1nrtts
aniiali BON WiIliam1sasbale. WD. 625
Wolnu. Girabs, eniItanb burh 5is.
iu.!he elmer Walhins eniitromse. s.r
grano, nurh pelhen aIeioungsItucs
i'm Wsrtx pon $50 ptrnihtet rpurotn.
Die leuerspehr puroe berbeieeru'sa
uno loid1ts ben unheeu.enben Drdnc
in .urser 3eit. Dor aniunfi ees
;y.utrpshr p.rfudis Der 80 Sabre alt:
Wiliiam 8ntisrslsp. uon Ro. BOT
Is. Strabe ons is,uer su loffkn, uno
soo iit, babel 9rannpunben an ecr
6dne,R uno Geiiti 81, fpelhs isir.
ileberiubrung nat pem iidosiltrn
5oipiial no:hpenoig ma4ten.
- guf unbe.annte Weiis fling &C.
fern Elm grprsbtpaaen bon y. arriao
an Der Speamore unb aonol SiraRs
sSeuer. II meos isusrs fhnea 6err 3u
iperoen. iGoben sinise W1nner ncs
4ntunft Der Jsuer,pehr ben Wassn IN
ben aannl. Die 1!anlmen ipurnsn
| lihnea sriiidt unb Der S6anen III
nitt teoeuisno.
9Hrd, tiHsH iiberheis.tn SleL
brad in Der WobHuns BON 6. 6. Glib
ben, SO. 750 Weit 8. Strnbs. Elm
granb qua, Ip.lter BON Der brbeieerur
f.nen seusrfuebr idn.a eslOfds irerosn
l,onnie. Der Shabsn III nur serine.
llnbeiannt. anaben psrfhofft.n
| fih s.iiern3utr,ii 3u sinem unbspohns
ten 6auie an Der Charlotte unb plilrr
Strdbe uno iesisn bns Oebdpoe ir
granb. 9urt sinsn StiaGlarm purs
be bic Jsusrrpebr bsrbsiasruisn. ipslts
ben grdn6 ihnen loihit. Der ongs
ri9tets sduoen in nur ssrins.
! ~ aurs Dor 1aassanbru3 purs,
i'm 6auIs DON Sobn 8. 1uis. Np.
2542 Wccrmnn 2lps Elm Jsur sEts
bedt, lpeldxs astpo!iis. Nusoeanune.r
Iansunehm,n brobie. Die iSdmilisn.
lmiieIisbsr puroen burf ben Rnut'
aus oem Ghlafs aelusdi unp beidmpfs
ten bas i5eusr burh cine instDiithen scs
biloete eimerbrigabe bis Snr Anfunf:
Der Jsnsripebr, ips!he ben @rnno BAH
iSfdie. Eerr 1uts besiffsrt fsinsr
Shaoen auf $75.
| - Tie ,seneripehr murbe gciiern
glbe.lo mad ncm Olympic 3bcntcr &C.
ruien, ha Der aiiionlatifhc @nficr
Spr,niIey. ipslfer bns 1hsnisr mil
Dem .scmerifnrm perbinnet. ourdl IT..
laeno mcId,en llmitano iif in rhdiir.
Ifeit ies.c nnn ben sse,iernlarm nbanb
lie Seuerlpchr. ncide i'm nief,rerer
aoifsiiacn nnriidie. fonnte unperrid'
ieter Safe iuieocr abSiehen. Gin
Sdnbeu cnti,ano nidls. 8liidlidRr.
neiie eriesneie iid nieicr ssaa lange
Dor Bcainn Der aoHener0ffnuns.
- Turd ,mbcfnnnie llriad,c iiila
|eine abioIlbnuien. pcld,fr In Der
ppeiien Gtnae 0es Sanfes 20. 80
@eit 6. SiroBe auIgfiiapcIt Ias.
JeMer. Tie ssencnpehr plrbe alnr.
, mirt. neld,e ben granb ihnsa ioidlte.
efe er G6nben anrinteis. Dos nous
wirb BON ssrou NfIlie Green beipobnt.
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Mlt.Neu @ien.
gaier I'M Cfto6er.

~ II III 1llpDti.
III ser pci6cn 2uit oleIcr Sioot
nchmcn oac 9eben$iormen cine
olcidiom runberc 2iuie al. Ytan
idlcn0crt blrh Die StroBen oe&
3eutrlums. iicht himmeIbctc 8onI'
halier aus Scr groe nad]icn, GENIAL
tiae Iurdbriid)e burd) urc!te 0nu'cr'
7cilcu it)laacn uno en9e 8o''cn gil
breiteu Grad,titraBen perbreittrn.
9tid)ts, oos ionit eiuer 8robItaot oa5
@cordae gibt iehlt. aber Der Hnl@'
iflag 0ieier 0crfehrsooern acbt Lana
Iamcr oIS iraenouo onoerS, mo
ncru i'm Berlin I'M Die W'ittoaS'
unh Ibcuoinmben Der 9crtebr III Der
9eip;iacr StraBe ipie eine rciBenoc
@nac fiber Sen Nipbalt nonuert. er'
aieIt er lid iiber Die @icuer aarrth'
ner Strobe iuie cine ionft rie'cinoe
g2cQc. Zen 9utobuiien imo StroBen'
bohncn ichIt Die SaIt, Die 1tmcnlIo'
men Ser 3agen iiuo ficiu uno 5ier'
lid. 9(ui ocu crilcn 9lif merit Der
,Srcal0e, oaB Ser acIahrIlte. aber but
reibcubc ncrpoie Sdnpung bes Sebcrs
auoerer qrober Staote bis hlerher
nod nitt Qeoruuaen III. Snrttopli3
blci5t Scr @iencr habei oaB Die ,.8e-
miit5lidfcit" Elm 8or3ua ieiner So
terItnot it, uno cr er,pibert 6em ein
Ipenia ironiih @dtclnocn aus Dem
qraSIiniacn 9toroen, hab bier nas
Berlin beberridleuoe Seine Belt bn'
| ben" Die Sdlredeu5bcrridlait nod
nidt nnQetreteu habe, Sier bat man
Bott lei Inuf. nod 3eit aenng.
Sin unaliit bon uniibsr'ehbarer
| SSolqen mubt. iiber oitfs Stabt bersiua
brthsn, tpsnn Die Dlensr ploBlih ent'
bedsn piirosn, oob Iie tein. 3sit babsn
Cine aaiieehauspleite obnealeider
puros bic 6runbfsiisu erThiittsrn
Wan nanbsrt hurh bic Straben be,
innersn Stobt nno rssiIirirt pehrnii.
! thio an pieier uno jsuer Sieue. bat
| bier. no sinmal elmer isnsr itonen. al
| terserauen paldite itano. cine eiien'
| betonbura nm Die onoers Tib erhebt
Nuuf Stotperte risiieer 9uslas.u'
alotouosn, i'm gnbgeihob Elm eaie
Trei, pier Cafes nsbensinanoer. I'm sr
| ten Stod gafts. gsseniibsr Cafes
prntpolle in ben 6auptitruben, ouu.
lere unb Tti(lere in ben NsbengaHca
Sollte bic Wiensr 9auoronung pcr
i6reiben, bab jsosr Rsubau nit ein.n
Cafe ausositattet ieln muR2 BeInoh
Gnaitlih itrebt man pem Stsfanspla.
an, Man piro bod nihi2 - absr
Cptt lei gant. nit fsierlihsefpigsn
! adfsln bid nod INNER unoerbou
uno unmobsrnifirt Der cole 96urn
| berob auf Die ibm nabsr IN ben qei
riidenosn 3insburssn. Die mDaen iic
refen unb bshnsn, ipis tie Dollsn. Il
rsifen ihm bod ni6t Bis gum erfts'
@nIab Isiusr iteinernsH Shltlter.
| Staunsnb fraet iit Der Jrembs
ipelden sliidlihsn gernfsn in oisisl
idneren 3eiteu bieie0ienid,enmenae
anaehoreil, Ole tdalih BON 2 llhr Rcd
mittaas bis 4bsnbs nm Iehs llbr oi
ounpsris ppn GAZE bspoliern. nod i'm
mer, pIe emit. au 8isren unD Jiinfe
I'M einen 9iif BON einsm balts
Quapratmeter Sldhe esordnst. 6
aebort Routine ba5u. bic flint pao
Beine nnter ein.m folfen 5iih
tiinitlih 81 sruppirsn, baB fn iih mid
bart i'm Rairme ftoben. uno piel Ot
bulb. Denn nod irnmer beberriht !.
bes GAZE ,unb Refaurant in mien nj
Elm 3ablienner. unb nod INNER betiT
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Vel einer Maserploiiuu idliutr per.
brnnnt.

Gin peneiranisr Gasssruh in isiner
Wohnuna p<ron!abis ben 80 Sabre
cIien 2puis Oolobers Ron go. 1922
Central apsnue. nah oeFen urind.
au ieben unn .nisiinoet. Der Monn sin
Gireihbol,. piOslih sriolats cine Or
ploiion unb Oolbbers purbe am
MAIDEN. Oefimi uno Sodnoen ners
brannt. Der Wonn bate nod 10 pisl
arait, eiIigit nnh bsm itdbiiihen
aransenbaus su louf.n. Die 4srsie
bexi6ntn isiuen 2uiinnb o!s ieb,
srnii. bdustetpohner iieliteH ben
Uasbdnpihnbn fofori ob. tpoburdl
cine Ttuersssiabr psrmisosn ipurbe.
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Cine eoitorielle 4niiht iiber bic 3us
laiTuna Der g,anfburii iinben Sie in
Der aeftrisen auseabe oieies Dlnties.
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Taucr nit ibr aissnfonmcn. Dan
per5eiht ibr germ Die 2aunen, I'm to-
rer Ghonbeit nillen.
Evening journal., 1913-05-07
TO URGE SUFFRAGE
AT THE STATE FAIR

Members OF the State executive
committee of the Delaware Equal
Suffrage Association met yesterday af-
tcrnoon al the home Of the cores
ponding secretary, Miss Mary r. dc
You TO discuss arrangements for the
special suffrage work to be taken up
by the Association at the State Fair.
A letter OF acceptance was read from
Mrs. Ida Porter Boyer, OF Centrala,
Pennsylvania. national organizer,
who had been invited TO be tho
special speaker at the Association
tent at the fair. Mrs Boyer will make
addresses on September 2. 10. IL.
Suffrage Day viii be observed at
the Fair this year for the first time,
and as announced at the meeting yes
terday by Miss Ella Johnson, OF New
port. who Is chairman OF arrange
ments committee for that day, extern
sive plans are being made for the
furtherance OF the cause, and through
the courtesy OF the management,
every opportunity viii be given for
public speechmaking in It's interest
During the time Mrs. Boyer Is in the
State, she will be the guest OF Mrs.
John NJ. Cranst0n.
Evening journal., 1913-05-07
GRADED SUNDAY
SCHOOL PROGRESS
West Church Society Will Hold
Next Meeting in First
Church

In West Presbyterian Sunday
School Hall last evening was held
the closing meeting Of the Elementary
Graded Sunday School Union with
the president Mrs. w. d. Haddock, in
the chair The treasurer reported
S1642 as receipts for the month.
Miss Grace Baird as chairman OF
the committee on arrangements for
holding permanent monthly meet
ings, reported that invitations had
been extended by st. Paul's NJ. E.
Church, West and First Presbyterian
Churches for the Union TO meet In
their respective churches and that
the invitation OF First Church had
been accepted.
Institutes Will he held in New Cas-
tie. Delaware City and Middletown,
I'm the near future $500 has been
contributed by the Union towards the
work Of the State Sunday School As
ISOLATION The feature Of the even
ing was the illustration of the sub
jcct. How Missions Can BE Taught
to Children" by the children OF the
different departments. Four little
girls from the Beginners Department
led by Miss Mendinhall, told how the
missionaries had come to Japan, and
OF the difference their coming had
made in the religion of the Japanese,
and two wee boys said they wanted ia
be missionaries, too
Under the direction OF Mrs. Charles
Bower and Miss Emma Beck, seven
members OF the Advanced Juniors and
intermediate Departments. delightful
| ~ illustrated the missionary exercise,
"Old aud New China The girls gave
talk which was illustrated by songs
by the boys and the number was
roundly applauded
The Juniors department, under the
direction of Miss Adelaide Shippers,
was represented by Ruth Christy, who
showed dolls from Iceland. an island
in the North Sea, Arctic Circle, China
Japan, India and lastly, showing little
America" She said. This doll needs
no introduction and is the dearest OF
all because she represents our own
nation"
The foreign countries, Syria and
India" were illustrated by members
of the Primary department, under Miss
Baird. India told how little girl
babies are thrown In the river Ganges
and syria" told how she was Obliged
to worship idols; and then iour little
American and four Christian Koreans
told of Jesus love for the children Of
all nations. The offering was taken by
Nelson Fritz. Hiram White, Paul Rey'
nolds and Charles Woodrow. Will,
Mildred Denny led in the simple vers'
prayer which is used at the meetings
Of the Happy Workers Missionary So
ciety. The exercises in entirety were
beautiful and thoroughly enjoyed By
the large number Of persons present.
Evening journal., 1913-05-07
PROGRESS OF MISSION
WORK AMONG BAPTISTS

At the annual meeting of the
Womens Foreign Missionary Society
OF the Delaware Baptist Union in
Bethany Baptist Church yesterday af-
ternoon and evening, the committee
on nominations reported the election
of officers as follows: Mrs. william
L. Pettingill, president: Miss Harriet
]. Newlin. vice-president; Mrs Will
liam Royal, secretary and treasurer; I;
Mrs. William T.. Staub. of Media. dis
trict secretary, and Miss Louise Jones
state secretary.
Miss Martha Troeck, a missionary
at Ellis Island. talked relative to the
work being done at the island, par
ticularly by the missionaries who
have been instrumental in directing
immigrant men and women to their
destinations.
The new mission study book was
discussed by Miss Harriet Ellis. of
Boston, who urged the forming of mis-
sion study classes in the different so
cieties. DR.. Anna Gegenring, a medi-
cal missionary to India, spoke of the
wonderful work being accomplished in
a hospital in India with which she is
connected.
An interesting missionary exercise
"Over the Teacups i'm China was pre-
sented by Miss Clara Fighter, who was
assited by ten girls.
Evening journal., 1913-05-07
SEARCH MANY
CITIES FOR LOFT
BUILDING IDEAS

The industrial committee OF the
Chamber of Commerce is pursuing It's
plans for a loft building as a part OF
a comprehensive effort to attract new
industries to this city. The visit Of
Mr. Garretson and Mr.. Pindcll TO
Baltimore was more than encourag-
ing, and Mr. Garretson Is now ON a
trip 10 the Middle West where he will
make a further Investigation Dur
ing his trip he will visit Cleveland,
Ohio where he viii took at CaNton
and Perry Payne buildings. He will
also look at the Larkln Building, in
Buffalo. \. v
In Baltimore the loft building
scheme has proved more than a sue
ccss. and IL is said in the West, the
beehive idea is both popular and
profitable.
The meeting OF the Chamber of Com
mcrce tomorrow evening promises to
be very interesting one Reports
OF the Industrial and Publicity Com
mittees will be read The report OF
the industrial committee is devoted to
the possibility OF attracting now i'm
dustries the publicity report makes
suggestions as to advertisement and
development Ii is believed that tltb
meeting tomorrow evening will be the
inauguration of the forward movement
which has been preparing during the
past three months A smoker viii fol-
low the meeting.
Evening journal., 1913-05-07
TO PRESENT MUSICALE.

Charles T. Edward, the we'll known
composer. with the assistance of some
of his pupils will give recital under
the auspices of Mrs. Estelle Unkart's
Sunday School Glass in the Epworth
Church on Thursday evening One Of
the features will be the number "A
Picture Of Long Ago" one OF Mr- Ed
wards best compositions which will
be sung by the Mozart Quartettc.
The programme follows: Piano
solo. echo on the Lake" Charles
Woodrow. piano duett Gold Fishes
Carpenter and Dougherty, cOrnet solo
"Hyancintha Polka Mabel McGin-
ley: recitation. "As the Moon Rose -
Mrs. David Hay. piano SOLO Sex
tette From Lucia Marion Edwards;
male auartette, Picture Of Long Ago"
Mozart Quartette: piano duett
"Tannhauser." Miss r. Grey and NJ.
Beattie: cornet solo. Francesca
Polka" Francis Marian; recitation.
Entertaining the Missionary Mrs.
David A. Hay; piano solo, twilight
Echoes" Howard Cloud; mandolin
solo. selected. Clarence Dickey;
piano duett. "The Militare March"
Misses Bush and Sauer; violin solo,
Apple Blossoms" Charles 7. Ed
wards; piano solo. "Silbersterne, "
Myrtle McClain; cornet trio, "The
Rosary" Marian. Mckinley and
Springer: recitation, "Incompatibility
of the Daggarts." Mrs. ID. Hay; piano
solo. "Titania, Miss Italian Moore;
male quartette, when Little Ones
Say Good Night" Mozart Quartet.
Evening journal., 1913-05-07
ONE PATIENT CUT;
ANOTHER WAYLAID

Two men we're admitted TO the
Delaware Hospital at different peri
ods about midnight, each suffering
from injuries inflicted by others.
Victor Polk, Of No $50 Church
street. was taken TO the hospital In
the Phoenix ambulance. He was cut
about his face and arms having been
stabbed by his antagonist. After his
wounds we're dressed he went home
The other victim was Charles Fritz.
who gave his address as Washington,
ID. c. He claims to have been knock
ed down and robbed. Severe cuts
on his head were dressed and he
also left
No reports Of the cases we're made
TO the police.
Evening journal., 1913-05-07
SURPRISE PARTY

The choir of First Presbyterian
Church gave surprise party to Mr..
and Mrs. John Craig. at their home,
No 907 Monroe street, on Monday
evening. Mrs. Harry Hobson and
Mr. Craig gave vocal aud instrument
tai selections Particularly enioya-
bic was tho judges son by Mr.. Craig
from "Trial by Jury" and Mr..
Eaton's 500. Refreshments were
served. Among those present we're:
MIR. and Mrs. John Craig, Mrs.
Nichols. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mar
tin. Mr.. and Mrs Robert Eaton Mr..
and Mrs Ewing. Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Reeves, Mr.. and Mrs Albert Hayman,
Mr.. and Mrs William r. White, Mr..
and Mrs. George Stewart. MIR and
Mrs. Trice, Mr.. and Mrs. Southard,
Mrs. Josie Roberts. Mrs James Me-
Mullen, Mrs. Harmon. Mrs. Harry
Hobson, Miss Bessie owen. Miss lii
lian V. Armour, Walter Seeley,
Charles Wilkens.
Evening journal., 1913-05-07
CHURCHMEN HEAR
OF UPLIFT WORK

At a meeting of the Ministerial
Union Of colored pastors yesterday in
A. u NJ. p church, at Eighth and
French streets. the Rev. John Parker.
OF Haven church, delivered sermon
and the Rev. Or. Albert Price spoke
on the uplift Of the Delaware negro.
Or. Price constantly referred to edi-
torials and articles which have been
appearing in THE EVENING JOUR-
NAL on that subject DR.. Price also
stated that charter would be sought
lat the State Department. Dover. to in
corporate the uplift movement He
was assisted by the Rev Dr. Faust.
the Rev y r Moore. the Rev Or.
Hargis, the Rev II c. Jones, the Rev.
j. b Isaacs and the Rev. W. j. Hack
ett Of Covington. Va
Tho Rev. Thomas Skinner is pastor
OF A. L. NJ. q. church.