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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-07

fommen iino, nufrihtig be0auert, oa
5err Soc es peritnnoen bot iih ourb
iein lclltlefi0es uno 5ielbelpiBtes slul-
treren iiberall beliebt 5u nlnd)en. Sr
miro Die llnteriudntng Der Dor ielneln
gmtsantritt genleloeten 5aae, ililter
oieien Den sSaa 0es ant Snmitag oil
Der eaitern apenue uno Crane Ctr.
Don elmer GitenOcar getooteten 30
iepb @atIon, bon go 201i gaitern
apenue, 5u en0e filbren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-07
,9a ilasranti1 ertappt.

Ter s,eger Sbonios Nilion. BON
go. $50 @eit A. lStraBe. iflih lid, in
Der gtadn pom Sonntag nni Dsontag
IN oos Cumberland Apnrtcrient De.
bdube, an Heabing Mono unb Gleue-
Lamb Arenue. ano neritefte lid, uiltzr
elmer 1reppe. Gr mar ieboh bon elmer
tn benz 2oiaie mobnenben Grna boob
o6tet morben. fpelhe bie VolHei be-
nodki&tote. Ger berittsne polisiii
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-07
SO MorbperfuA unb Selb fa
morO.

&fron, O6io, 6. San. -- Wis
t6eno oarii6er, oa5 Istne 6rau cine
5hetbungshu9e gegen t6n anbdn8tg
gemaht bate, CAB am Wtontaq 4bsno
Der 55 Sabre uIte Gugen Stublorsher,
als sr nan 7ipeitp0hentli6er Qbpeien1
BELT nah 5au'e 5uriittebrte, nit etnem
G6rotgepebr 3pet 5diiFe auf ietre
7rou db. ais iie DsrIud)te aus benz
5auTe gu fIUdten. 8etbe 2abungen
branoen ibr in ben Riitsu Elm, man
glaubt dber, DGB fte nit oem 2eben
baoontomnen IDirb. Stubloreber
bro6te Dann ben Qauf bes 8eDebrss
unter iein 9inn uro briidte ab, ilt]
fait ben gan3er 8opf abrstBeno.
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Iies nnp Jas.

- Tr. 8. Z. Sunlufer5gIu, Der
neue GuperintenDent 0es itaotllfe4r
Sooipitals, niro in ben nddIten Ia
gen ber eintreffen, nm Damn iein amt
onsutreten. gr ianote geitern pom
BENNINGTON, 8t., cine 8epcidle an
giiraermeiiter Sunt in lpelher er
ieine 9lnfunft iiir 1ttupoh IN Aus.
iid)t ltelt.
- Stobtrotl)smjtqtte6 llridpo, pon
Ser iediten 8aro, miro in Der bea-
tiaen Sisung oie 4}iIaiterumg Der
9lne StroBe, 5lpiidgu Der 8ierter
ltno 3rpoliten StraBe nit 6ol5pilaiter
beantraqen. gr iteut oieien Antr1g
aui 8unih nieler @rlmobeiieer uno
Gai1ditsleute. hie einc oiesbe5iigIIfe
getition eirfulren lieBeH.,
W,ancr Sunt uno StootanpaIt
gettinon lperoell seleaertlih Der heu.
tyaen 8eriamnillmg 025 Central ga
bor Council Dor Der Ielegdten ilber
Sen ieuen itdotiid,erl 5reibrief ipre'
den. Der fiir Glnrl.nati geIUiiniIt
pIrD.
- Die 5urneaur 9osfle Gompann
cor Cincinnati purcs 9eitsrr in Go
lum6us init einem Qtttentapital bon
SS5, 900 intorporirt. Die SeieQihaft,
te-en adpitdi in 100 Qttieu 3u il
$3.50 einsstbeilt III. lotro oas puBs
NADER 0eitGft en- sros BON JurneauI
&c SoefIc iibernebmer Die Sntorpos
ra.cren limb: 5snrn 5oefIe, u. =
6osfls, G. u. Gurusaur, emma
6oefle, SEQ Webeer uno qoam Bauer
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-07
Sauieno Collars gslpbnnng.

sSrau 4manoa Shrenf, bon Sber.
man aneuue lato 9teaoiug Roao.
9tpon0ole. perlor 9eItern 3DiiheH
Sbernlun mno Crescent @oenue Elm
Qortemonnaie nit einem 0iamaut.
ring i'm 8ert6e BON $4,000 unO IS
in guar. ,Srau Sd]renf bat eine Be-
Iobning bon $1,000 auf Die Bteoers
erlangung oes Hlnges ausgeiest.
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apliTiOn.

Sin BON bem Gubrmann gbp.
0rigbt geIentter Dagen Der peebles
@-ocern 60. purbe geitern 4benb an
U}cWiqan Gtrubs unb Gemper Game
por einem Gutomobil. tpslhes bic 2iz
3snsnummer 583 trug. angerannt uno
oenolirt. Drigbt, pslter auf bic
StraBs ccItllsubert purbe. trug leihte
apntuIirHsn uno 5dutdbiturfungsn
taoon, pGbrenb zines Der beioen
Qferoe 10 Ihlpsf perIsBt puroe. ouB
ss pOn o.m pOli3iiten SturIo erihohsr
Dereen mubte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-07
Sdubmnun.Srinf asnsert.

Grobe sreuoe niro unier hu bies
fieen Ruii.freunben sfpeifslsobne biz
Rohriht peruriahsH. oab Grau Grs
neI.ine Shumann SeiHi Der aOnigin
.bes Wsltens fpieosr einmul einen Be
fu3 ab3uitcttsn s,oen.t. Die ainit'
lerin ipiro am beuiissn 4beno I'M
gmern 2luoitorium ein aonsert psr'
anftal.en, In ipeltem audi Der piuHifi
Serr golparb Collins mittrirsi. Jrau
Shumann 5sint gsb0rt felt Sohren
gu ben sr.ldrtsn 2i.blinseu beg hxiis
qen gublitums uno obre 6ruge tpiro
lie rpr einsm glGnseno beiudten bauis
iinsen. Gas polliidnpige prOsromm
beg absnbs iit:
Die Gbre 0ot.es gestfonsr
Dom lobe
9itisn
Ssd Iiebe bid -
glsue 2iehe, nsues l2eben
frau Sdumanns5eint.
gallabe, gemou Chopin
sgTr ODIDutD epAsHS.
ssn ber~ Jremoe Rob. S9umaur
Wonondd9t
JriibIinssna6t
aiebesbotihais Shubtr'
grlt5nia S1ubert
syrau S1umanus6eint.
gorcoroIs. 4sbur Rubiniteir
Syileuie penIipe GAM
Ga gampdnelld pasuniHississ'
6err Eoiparb Collins.
3Soum burd bic Ddmmeruns
Rihdro Strauf
gefreit . Riharo Straut
WaIbeiniamseit Wicr Fegel
Spinnerliebdsn -. o. Reinnnr
Donn in tk Jcreft qonoon Ronall
grp OF Rafel Worp Z. Soltel
W,sn .be Roits Bloom
2ouiie Ra4arb
Jrau Shumonnsoeini.
Der Worpersauf Der Ginlobtnrter
finbti Bel Wurliser's ftait.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-07

Gtnpeiber Del p b in. SSyn Der
g8elt Der 5duqetbiere unb Der gDgel
iinb fGle non glbinismus perbdltz
-mdbig bGufi>~ lpetBe 6aIeu, &aa
tenalbinoS un0 netBe IrUileln itno
f6nn mebrfu6 beobahtet ppr0en-
9lber elm 9(IbinD unter ben Telpbtnen
III Der geologic bisber no6I tuum
tetannt geporoen. S5n ben Wlittheis
lungeu bes C,atrp Wtarine 2uboratoa
r;ums beri6tet nun 9rof. So UtcSuz
tcI6 Bon benz 6unb zines peiBeu Dell
phins in Der ct. Qnbreps- BAL. &s
Eanbelt fith Inn elm DeIpbinpetbden
ron ettpa 90 3entineter 2Gnge. Der
Slid mics cine gelbli6@rpetBe Bdrs
bung auf; bic ein3igeu Spuren Der ge=
r2Dbnli9en 5arbe bes DelpbiHs fans
BEN Iin in 5nei etpas ountIeren
| Itmaleu 2dngsItretfen uno In 5lpeT
| olutlen TFIeten, bic unterbal6 Der auz
| qcn fihtbur tpuren. Die Quger oaqez
GER seigten i'm 9sqenfag su ben Bee
ntottungen, bic man ionit BEL 4Ibis
nog maht, p0llig uormole 5arbeHa
ptgmeute.
91niqsberger 8lpps (ges
fohD: u Bfuno Sd}peinefletih, Il
| 2fb. Sliroflci'h. fein 9ebadt; biersu
ein 9;ertel 2aib einen Gag aIteS
Geibbrot aericben, ebenIo cine grobe
3pte6eI. Damn Fiigt man bin3u: ie
eire AeFeripise oou Mlu3tatbIiitbe.
Ielter. 9nI4ice, qfeffer, Sal3 nu4
gelieten, spei Gier. Dos aqes GUT
permiIdt Qiebt rnqefGbr 20 aIopie,
Die in einem 1opi NIT Aafer 10
Utinaten oetrht rrerOen. Damn
f4yrpttt man Wtehl in stpei @BIoffeL
! Srtter beu6toun. FdGt nit Der 8riibe
norh uno diebt nrur oos fetugehdtte
| 1lciitj bon 3pei 5drinqen, pelte am
Wbeno porber oepuBt uno IN AafIer
qelegt tpurben, binsu, audi cine feinges
rirDens 3.ptebel. Die Sarce mub ihon
fGmia iein. W(an rpur5t Iie nah Ges
inmad nit Gfiig uno qiebt D glal DE
aaeern odsu. gldhDem Tie eurhgetsht
uno Der riGltige 0eihurod erprobt iit,
neroen bic atopIe hineirgeIegt unb Der
| 5opf Dtrb auF einem llnieridB bet
| nj Bigem Teuer ejre Stunbe lang 10
4 itehen 1elQiien. Sic rperoen NIT 3itrns
Eenihetoen ierpirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-07
Seuera derheit.

8eJen 6eu 8ruubeigentbur5-A Agen.
ten ". 2. 9oIan muroe geitern eIt
Saitbeiebl arlaiien unter Der 2lnflage,
oeridHeoene duf Die Jeuerliderbcit
6e5 Gebaube5 gto. S34 Clinton Cir.
8e3ug bobenoe glnor0nungen 0es
6euerpebrdeis niht beiolgt 81 ba.
hnt,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-07

payne 9eitrGgen, ilt es am Wlontdg
pieber niht gegliitt, fir fetn Somnitts
tee Die Grmd6tigung 81 erlangen, dtirb
bic Rdmpugnsz Beitrdge pom Jdhrs
1912 linterIuhen gu biirfen. Iuf an4
traq bes Senators Sliper tpuroe bic
be3iiglide GldppzBfolution an eirr
Fommittse Derpteien.
g 56affuugsiner S BIZ 1trtd y
Gommtffipn bedntrust.
Senutor griitpn ban aanias nn<
terbreitete an Wlontdg benz Sendt els
nen 8orIdIag, cine aus fieben MtitglleT
bern beIteRnoe Snbuitriol Gortntis
finn" au ernennen, tpelt1e ftdtt oes
Rorporations Bureaus ale 8orpo&
rationeu, 9Sirmen uTtp., bic I'm 3tpts
ihenftaatIi9en 0ertebr eineu 8roBs
umfab bon iiber $4,000, 900 pro eSufr
auFpeifen, gu iibsrmoden bat. Jn fei@
ner GrflGrung i'm Senot metnte 0err
griitolp, DoB fein 8orihIug Die S6afs
fun1 elmer a0rperfhaft be3Dete, tpelhc
biefeIbe 8eiputt iiber oynbuItrieu atiss
iibe, pie bic 3tpifhenitdatlihe Sans
oels GommtIIion iber Srunsports8ee
Telidafteu. Der 6aupt3tpet III oers
bas 8olt einigermaben bor ben rGubeA
riffsn 8rattiteu mdhttger 8Drporas
ttoneu gu itiiBen, obne Dem GeItdft
'slbit ShaDen 3u3ufiigen."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-07

BurIiber. gr@Gfficio eeboren Der
Rontlniiiion nod on: Uaapor Snnt,
5taOtanlpolt gettnon, glrbeitsoiref-
tor 8rice, Observation-Disclosures Gal1,
8otllber Games hilbert 8reen bon Der
&onuuiilion, pelde ben 8au oe5 8e.
ridtsgebduoe5 leitet uno Brdlioent &.
81. 2(ult bon Der Barffourntiiion.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-07
Ct. aObannes o,emeinbe, gst. aabaru

Tie airhenrathsspoM in Der Ct.
,soaannes 8erneirbe ouf glt. aitburli
(gaItor grnit Bob bate folgenoes
grgsbnib: George Gberle, @itIianl
@iester, Gharies Suud, Senrp Sue.
:her, ssohn strnmer, SermanS tefiens,
niaicm q. Mnoe, Gborles meib'
nIanIl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-07

g e IN Dorf, 6. SSoular. 4a8efons
men: yDfaoouua" BON Yt1rlelle;
.6uutbrrg" Don &Qnburg.
Baltimore. 2lugef. o9lgGar" T,
BON Bremen.
9teopeI. 2tnget.: oEerugta", Don
9tep gort.
9LbQeg.: g8eue3ia" uat gtelD Dore.
Bremen 9(bQeq.: n8roBer &Hrs
fIrit" 'nat) 9tep 9ort.
@umburq. 9Ibqea.: r4riu3 Cs-
far" uuf) IbiIaoeIpbIa 2luqetouta
men: Bring Aonlbert", BON &bIla'
oelpbIa.
Snbre. 9L6geg.: oGhicago", aaA
Relp gort
GbriItioniuuo. 2tbGeg.; IS.
i. SietgeH" nab Relu 2orf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-07

1anomnn nahpl ben guridrn feit nisb
iperrte ihn siliidfit nis perO1ftig eiii.
Ter @efnngene ipill cns Snny nilr ba
treten bdben. nm lih naf einerSblaf-
Iteilc unisliichen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-07

teit iei unb bob es dud IN Der Gage
Iein miiife, ii4 oertbsioissn gu tonnen.
IS miiife gum Syattor fir Die 4uf>
rs4terbaltung oes 9leihgerpihts an
Ufittelmeer iperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-07

@crIorenc 2febesmuh'
Schen Sic nm ben 9oftor an; er
hot MIR nod augeu fir bic iitHee
gsittrpel"
-- ,gber ite bot fern Chr fur ibu~.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-07
Jn(anO Ie(egrap6
9lus Der Numoesbamptftaot
---~.~
T>ip Snrff : 9eruthundeu

Die Sdrtf Berathun9eH
-~.:~--
Bon ben oemotratif6en W}ttgliebern
8es aommittees fir MitteI uno Be8e
in Qngriff genpmmen.
Senator 8riitotp perlangt Grnennun9
elmer SnbuItrie 8ommifion,
IT,
Die aontroae iiber ollie groben aors
pprationsn baben iolI,
-~s:~
Mit benIelben UlaatbsTugniisn tpie
Die 5anbels &ommtHion iiber
bic gffenba6nen.
.Gorners" in aleibungsitiiten UNI
2ebensmitteln,
~1-
9on Sberbunpesgeridt fir 0erIeBs
ungeu oes Antitruit GeisBss
ertldrt.
Die gnti6eioung puroe in ben
8aumDou gornerSGaa o6>
deqeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-07

Sen. glapp, bsm 9priiser bes aoms
mit;ses sIr unisriutgHs pnH aam'
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-01-08
rethodists Church

Methodist sunday school. o:soa. m. IRA b.
sunday at II n NJ. and 1880 D. m. Rev j n
Walker. Pastor. Prayer meeting Wedne1-
day. 7;30 p. M. Epworth League. regular
drst Tuesday night each month. Miss Mar
CARTE burn. President. Ladies' Aid Society
meets frs, Monday each month Mrs FIR
airy Society mee,s Second sunday in every
month, Mrs Virgil Rehhage, President
Choir practice Friday night 100, A. H. Mu<-
raw. Director
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-01-08
Notice to Those Who Write
For The Breckenridge News

Persons who send articles to Il
Breckenridge News. kindly take paid
to make them plain and on paper oil
reasonable size. Wrapping paper isl
not convenient to handle. on TYPE
case or desk. Always sign name.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-01-08
PRESBYTERIAN Church

PRESBYTERIAN Sunday School g.s5 a. m. =
Conrad sipp. J, Superintendent. Preachipe
every Third Sunday. Rev. Adair. Minister
Prayer meetii = Tue sday. :3OJ,. m. Ladies
SUI day every month. MRS Chas satter field.
Draof1apt -
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-01-08
Catholic Church

Fist Sunday Of each month, Mass. seSmon.
and Bt nediction. 300 a. M. other thrt e>{pn~
days At l0;1, n m. on week days Mass aNfa0
a. m. Catechetical obstruction for the child
rem on saturdays at $3.50 q. m. and on sun
days at 80 a. m and 2 80 D. m.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-01-08
CHURCH DIRECTORY|
Cloverport Churches
BsptIst Church

Baptist sunday school. $3.50 a. m. q. A
Wednesday BOD. m. Baptist Aid Socict
Society meets Monday after Second SundnI
every month. Mrs. A. u. skillman. PresidoE
Pr. aching every sunday NJ II 100 a. M. All
80 y. m. Rev, r. O. Cottrell Pastor. ChoI
practice every Wednesday night after pray &
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-01-08
Tho
Stolen
Singer
By Martha BeIlinger

tCopynsar 1911, The Bobbs- Merrill Company
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-30
WINCHESTER PLANS
To FETE SOLDIERS
WHEN UNITED STATES CAVALRY
MANEUVERS BEGIN ALL WILL
BE READY.

WINCHESTER, VA, June 20
When the United States cavalry ma
neuver camp, near Winchester, begins
July 20th---the officers and men Will
find that extensive arrangements have
been made by local people for the
comfort and convenience of the $500
or moro men and officers who will be
present. The Winchester Board of
trade and allied business organiza-
tons have arranged with the towns
people to board at least ! 500 visitors,
who will include regular army officers
of all ranks, foreign military attaches
and other people who will be attracted
by the encampment. The hotels and
public boarding houses were all quick
ly booked up with prospective guests
and this left the question Of provid-
ing for the many visitors very ser
ious one. but 1t Is now remedied, and
every one who will come to Winches-
ter during the two-month encampment
will be assured of comfortable quar-
ters, good food and reasonable rates.
The first question of suitable camp
site has been finally settled and will
he located on tract Of 1900 acres of
land on the Opequon, a historic
stream, about four miles southeast of
Winchester. Many army engineers and
privates from Fort Myer are already
on the ground laying off the camp. ar
ranging the water supply, sanitation,
etc. and establishing headquarters In
the town,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-30
TO LEAVE SUNDAY
FOR ENCAMP MEMT
MEMBERS OF ALEX.
l7.s7s.
ANDRIA COMPANY READY
TO GO.

ALEXANDRIA. June 29.-Forty-
five members of Company @. First
Virginia Regiment Alexandria Light
Infantry, will leave here next Sun
day for Virginia Beach for a weeks
stay to attend the encampment of the
Virginia National Guard. The COM
pany will be in command of Capt +.
l.. Slaymaker and First Lieut. III. Noel
Garner and Second Lieut., G. c. Tren-
airy. Members of the company are
looking forward to the trip with con-
siderable interest. Final arrange
ments will be made at the weekly drill
of the company, which will be held
at Armory Hall Monday night next.
A number Of members have Joined re-
Gently In order to accompany the SOL
dier boys on their trip.
The First Regiment will be in COM
mand of Col William J. Percy and
made up of commands in Richmond,
Alexandria, Charlottesville. Leesburg.
Fredericksburg, Farmville. Staunton
and Danville.
There will be three bands at the en-
campment. One will be the First Regi
ment band, made up partly of the fam
Gus Stonewall Band of the Valley of
Virginia. Concerts will be given each
afternoon ana the general public will
be invited to attend not only the con-
certs, but to visit the camp at all
times to see the State militia in camp
life.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-30

bearer. 'Lohenrrin's" and 'Mendels-
sohn's" wedding marches, and 20,
Retieye Me-" were played very softly
during the ceremony by Mrs. H Ber-
nard Jvey, of Norfolk. Va. The ush-
ers were Messrs. r. Hope Garner and
Felix Miller, OF Portsmouth. Va
Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller left for White
sulphur Springs to spend their
honeymoon. after which they will
make their future home in Green's
boro, y. G.
Among those attending the wedding
from a distance were; Mr.. and Mrs
J. l.. Garner, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hope
Garner, Mr.. Hayden Garner Mrs. w.
J. Hobbs, Mrs. Louis b. Carroll and
little daughter, Miss lila Miller.
Messrs Zeno and Felix Miller. and
Miss Alyse Rountree, all of Ports
mouth, Va. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Bernard
Tvey, Miss Sadie Branch and Master
James Branch. of Norfolk, Va; DR..
Sam Moseley and daughter, MIR. and
Mrs Simpson Moseley. Mrs Harvey
Moseley, If Ebony, Va
Personals.
Misses Helen and Dorothy Chris
tian will leave this week for Hot
Springs to spend some time. They
will go to Canada late in the sum-
r.ter.
Mrs. Frederick Marshall. of Pitts
burg, formerly Miss Meredith, OF this
city, Is the guest of relatives here.
Miss Elise Smith is spending sever
al weeks at Virginia Beach.
Mrs r. II. Richardson and Miss
Marion Richardson. Of Hampton. are
the guests OF friends in this city.
DR.. end Mrs. j. F. Warmer have
returned from Virginia Beach.
Miss Nancy Patton. who has been
spending some time at Atlantic City,
is now visiting friends in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs Stuart Cooke and
small son VIII leave for Virginia Beach
today TO spend two weeks.
Mrs. John Hancock Baker and lit
tle son, are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar NJ. Tennis in their coun-
try homo near Hampton.
Mrs. l. Dombrower is visiting her
doughter, Mrs. o. Meyer. in Enfield,
n. c.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-30

Meserve expressed a desire to go 10
Europe, saying he couldn't afford II
himself, the matter was arranged
by Judge a. r. Nevins," one Of the
lawyers IN the office If General Man
aeer Byrd Of the n. a. NJ
- M1lhaIl-- reiatAs- it+47s-tire- N. A. N
financed campaigns for Judge len
kins. Of Minnesota. chairman Of the
house judiciary committee in 1908.
and how extremely useful" jenkins
was: how the n, A w, helped Jen-
kins get m appointment from Presi-
dent Taft TO be United States judge
in the Philippines; how the n. A. NJ.
helped Representative George W.
FairChtld. Of New York.
Meet President Frequently.
While I was aiding Emery in Wash
ington." Mulhall says, 81 called al
the White House frequently and mad
arrangements for Mr.. Van CleavsI
Mr.. schwedtman, Mr.. Emery. NJ
Byrd, and others. to see Preside
Taft. Meetings OF this kind WI
arranged for at the White Ho
about twice a month. These me
ings were always for the purpose
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-30
YEIISFIRE And
STARTS BIG PANIC

WINCHESTER, VA. juno 2s.--
The auditorium. Winchester's only
playhouse, located on the second and
third floors OF the city hail, was the
scene of an exciting struggle for life
one night this. week. A. moving pic
ture show was In progress before q
capacity audience when some one up
set fire extinguisher in the gallery.
The kissing of the escaping chemi-
calls alarmed the audience. especially
when the fluid began falling on their
heads. A cry of fire was raised and
In an instant the place was strug-
Cling mass of humanity. Men and
women were dragged from the long
stairway in an unconscious condition
and hundreds of other fought on the
stairs to get out The attaches of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-30
- 49,


4tvs 3a greatly interested In the
odding OF Miss Gay Lloyd, daugh-
Ter of Bishop Lloyd and Mrs. Lloyd.
& IL New York, and Rev. Churchill
Gibson. son of Bishop Robert Glib
eon. OF Virginia. which will take
Mace in Christ church. Short Hills.
n. J., this evening at o'clock. Miss
Rebeeca Lloyd, sister of the BRIDE
elect. will be maid OF honor, and
rev j. Hubbard Lloyd. OF Japan, will
oct as best man.
Bishop Gibson and the Misses Glib
ron will attend the wedding, and
4hen leave New York for Europe to
spend the remainder Of the summer.
To Sail July 10Th.
Mrs. Alfred Randolph and chill
faren. who are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
lanes r. Pace. Will sail July ION.
from New York for England. They
will be accompanied by Miss AIRING
ton Butt, who has been visiting Mrs
Luther r. Warren here, and who Is
snt,.rDinr TO her home in England.
Mrs. Pace also has as her guest
Miss Violet Johnston, of Tarrytown,
New York, who will visit friends in
\ Washington before returning TO her
home.
Porch Party.
Miss Virginia Caldwell entertained
= few friends Saturday morning at
her home Walker Hall, Virginia
Heights. In honor of Miss Leland
Iauve. Of Texas, and Miss Cornella
Mc(ssli, OF Richmond. the guests OF
Miss Helen Rocker, says the Roam
4 oke Times The visitors were charm
sngly entertained on the large porch.
The morning was spent in needle
work, and a dainty luncheon was
served at noon Miss Caldwell was
assisted in entertaining by her sis
ter, Miss Sarah Caldwell.
The guests included: Misses Helen
Eecker. Cornalia McCsill. jamie Simp-
Z son, Of Richmond; Rosa Rogers.
! Catherine Coke. Jeanne Cooke, Rosa
H Hayward, Audrey Davis. Josephine
Eoehler, Ethel Churchill, Leland
lizard. Kate Bulman. Lots CLANCY,
\ LYDIA Clancy. and Misses kasey, of
Iynchburg.
Returns 90 America
Mr.. Frank Beirne. who for several
years has been a student at OXFORD,
has returned TO America, and is the
guest or his mother and grandmother
Mrs. W. J. Leake. aud Mrs Clara
Grundy. in Ashland He won the
. Cecil Rhoads scholarship at the Uni
verssty of Virginia two years ago.
Invitations Issued.
sse Mr.. and Mrs. p, Yates Barber, ot
Sharps, Richmond county, Va, have
issued invitations for the marriage Of
their daughter, Lucy Briscoe, TO Mr.
h Noodley- Croker Blackwell, on The
evening OF Thursday. July 10th, at
o'clock. Emmanuel church, Emmer'
ton. Va
TucIxe~ Dinnecn.
A wedding of much interest to SO
ciety here took place Saturday morn
1 ing at 10 o'clock. when Miss Eleanor
Gibson Dinneen, daughter of the late
Major and Mrs. John Dinneen, for
uerly of Richmond. became tbs
bride of Mr.. Hilary n. Lucke son oi
Mr.. and Mrs II. n. Lncke. Of Baiti-
more The ceremony was performed
Mt the home Of the brides mother
ssMount Erin" Walbrook. Md, tbs
Rev NJ. +. Dinneen officiating. The
house, which Is large colonial one
was beautifully decorated in palms
and pink Killarney roses. An i'm
proyised altar was placed in the draw
ing room. white satin ribbons forming