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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-20
Gnergiib
Eroieitiren bic Sepobner Der Slad
Sfrafe ssseH cine 9eupilaiferang.

Tic 8rimbbciieer on Der Glad
Strahc ipollen pen Der bonn Staot.
rath aeplanien gilaiterung Der
Sirobe mii gndiieineu nidDts niiiea
Tieies erhellt ans elmer Rroteirpcti.
tion oie beiite Dem StaStrafh in iei,
Her GTirdiisuHg 3ngehen miro.
III oielem preteii. Der Die llnter.
idrilign fait Der iammiIiden 8runo.
.eigenihiimer ar Der Glad Strnb.
traat luirn IN garB entldlic0ncl
sseiie oogeaen profeiiirt. onB ait
Strabe Elm Aafiieinpilaitcr erhaIteu
ioa. aosenfopie. Die aesenpdrtig oo:
iogWriae s,ilniter biloen. ihe nod
Der sniift Der 8runobeiieer pclaui
|aut aefllsg uno brdiid,en nid,t ourd
aadjietne eriebf su suerben.
IahinaegeH ipiro sugeiianoen. eof
Ileile Iroitoirs rs,a nene eoiieaFteini
notbreitoia iine. us bleibt obsuipnr
ten. ob Der Sia6iratb anf oieier
grcieit BIN non Der prcieftirser
sserbeiierlng abitano nehnlea pirS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-20
Mub Griuad]iene
Gurien lid, in ben Ibenoitunoen CAT
ben SpielpIGseu tummelH.

2uut ciner geitern pom ben Rorf.
fomnliii1ren getrofienen gntidlei.
oinq oiirfen in 3ltfuuit auh GriDa6.
ienc Die oiientllten Spielplase oells
ten, ieooh bari oieics MIR III Den
abenoitnoen aeifcben, ba bic SpieI.
pldee lpdhreno oes Sage5 nad] lpie
Dor ousihlieBIih fiir Die atroer re.
ieruiri iein meroen.
glaeroings iii III oieier SiniIdlt
aud cine Berdnoerung gentaft nor.
oen inoem Die AItersgren3e fiir oie
aiuoer. melf,e Die SpielplGse BENT
seu bilrfeu, auf is Sabre berauIBe'
riitt poroeu iii. in llebereinitImnlHa
nit ben geitimmungeu oes nelteu 5e'
ieses, rpelhes atnoer bis gum i6 &c.
belsiabr ihulpilihtig maht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-20
0ersniist
@iro es bente Abenb in Der 9oro
Cincinnati 5nrnBale snsebcn.

Gin frobIihes 2eben uno 1reiben
piro beute in Der gtorb Cincinnati
1urubaae berrihen, po cine alb.
ihieosfeier 5u Gbren Der oernnadit
nad) Genner 3ltm 8unbesturnIelt ob.
retien6en glftipen itattfinoet. 1ic
aftioen iperoen bic Gbrengaite oes
2benDs jein utto bel bieier @eleaen.
belt ouS pradtige Erogramm lpieoer'
bolen, oas tie am Sonntog I'M 3oolos
9ii6en 8arten 3ur 0lrhfiibrung
braflten, ipobet iie Die atbIetiitcn
50n3e porfiibrten, Die lie fiir oas
8unoesturnfeIt eingeiibt baben.
gluBeroem iteben nod anoere bib
ihe uno ulftge nluiitaliihe 9eum>
mern auf oem 8ro9ramm, iooaB es
on unterbalhma niht mangeln DFro.
Ter grtrag oes glbenos iii ai:S-
! id)lieBIid, fir bic 9feiiefaiie Der aftt'
nen beItimmt uno Die Ginnabmea
oiiriten iebr aniehnlih rperoet oa
SerbergSpater g9ilIiam Tetri ietne
geidmmten Giunahmeu ben gltttpen
our 8eriiigung geiteat Bat.
Ias aonntittec, oas Die &rranges
ments mir Den heItigen 9lbeno 9etrol1
len bat, ieet iid aus oen fol9enocn
WlitgIieoern Des gaoro Cincinnati
3urHoereins 3uiammeu: s. Strteth.
mann, Senrp tpoefIe. u. 8ruber,
Inop Sod, Tranf Sain +. EileB9r
Senrp 5ranfe, Gb. 9olfel, @n
9rotaie, SSocq. SeIiierid, Gbas.
Saud, 9u. Reinbarbt. Soc Ibia, 90.
2iroeman, 8m. 9ltrharo, Gus.
Shmiot. Safe Ruefert, Ir Stto
IIiedntan, Gruit 8on 9arget1, SSogn
Iople, 5reS. Uteper, Sugo Grnitber'
ger, Sim Snitb, Senrp Ries, go
8ar0es, @m. arombah, u. &. Seub
3ommp gntmert, Gus. Clemens,
Geo. g9. 4betn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-20
Smgennlibe GrpreHer.
9erIud,teH pun @illiam SUepfc, vi
5eprGiioent Der alms d GOepte
Go., Den Setrag BON
$1,000 III erlungeu.
lie jnseuOliden llebdtbater warOen
iSr oas gnnceseerid5t ieitgebGlteH.

Serr Dm. 9oepte, 8i3eprditoent Der
gllms &c 9ospte Co., erhIeIt Dor az
nioeu Saoen ein Shreiben, IN reId)sm
ct aufgeforoert puroe. Die 1GmIn: pon
$1,000 an elmer ndber bs5eI2nsttn
Steus an Der Straight Str. unp Gllrs
ton 4Dc. nieosr5uIegeH. Sn Dim
Ghrei6eu puroe 5err Ioeptc &C.
parnt, peoer Der Polt5ei, nod zen
Tetettips irseno peI6e utlttpe!Iltr3
All MAIDEN, pa, penn Der 4bselanot:
oes 9ebeimbitnoes nirt!ih oer1dttet
peroen Ipllts, nod psitere 6 Utann oH
Ieieu, bic lid an ieirs 5erien better
perben. uno er paun ielnes 2ebens
uicht nehr Iiher iei. Der 8rief ipar
unterseihnet 9. . q. Df u. S9str
0ospte ieBte lid iofort NIT ner Boita
beborne uno DEN Tetettips in Be-blns
nuno. uno rpuroe ibm Der Rlt9 gu
tbeiI, elm gadet fertie 81 mcher, UNI
tuie eepiinI6t am 19. Sunl, Rah nits
taas spei ubr in Elm 2od cinss Rss
t!ams3aunes an Der Strai9bt Str. uno
Clifton 4ps. uieotr3uIegen. 0t'
Tetettips beQobsn lid nit 5eIoitshsrn
ausoeruTtet, in Die 9sGbe Der be5slhhe>
ten Stelle uno obierpirtsn ods Ielo.
giuttlih nm 2 llbr fubr per- Doepte
mit Ieinem autpmobiI 6eran. lino Isgte
ous gadet on Der be5ei6uetsn Ste!l:
nieoer. 9eeen 3 llhr Iuben bic 8sz
omten mehrersandben in Der 9tdbe oss
Qlases, Die Iit ieooh tpieoer entfsrn
ten, bis slpei berielbeu 3urudtdm:r.
uno elm anirps BON II Sohren lid
sur bsSeihuetsn SteIIe besab uno ounn
3u eiuem dltersu Sungen fprah, Der
alsbanu ous gadet aus oem Goh hol'
te ssu bsrIelben 3eit bate ii6 Gin
DetettIpe nit Badetsn unter osm Urn
Der StelIe lanofam oendhert u. fol9ter
onDere 1etetsirs in tur5en Nbitdnoen
9eraoe uls Der dlters Sunee oas pddei
aufmahen tpollte, tpuros er BON Der
9stetttps oefabt, uno tonnte aud oer
tleinere 8urite Ieinem Shitfal nihi
entaeber. auf Der poli3si eobsn III
| ibre Ndmeu ais arthur Saut. ls
Sabre ,unb WaIter 5aud. IL Sabre
alt, 90. 2375 5Ioru Strabs tpobnbaf
an.
artbur 3uud. pelder ldneere Set
cuher 4r5stt eetpeIen 1T. Ias in Der
3eitunaen. oaB psrIhiebentIit erprei
isr Slid asbabt bdtten. intem lie GRO
bere getrGae BON ibren Spfsrn eri
bieIten. 2tus oisiem 8rlnoe tam Ir'
thur auf ben 8eodnten, an ben i'm
oollia unbetaunten Serru Ioepte 81
Itreibeu. Den Brief perfabts 4r
thur nit BleiItift, uuo mubts gDalte1
oenielben nit Siute topirsu. 0iei
Mrbsit puroe in einem Shuppen bin
ter benz elterlihen 5auIe ousssfiihrt
Die 9srbaftsten muhten einsu auiton
bigsn Giunrud, unb peiute arthut
Bel Der 8srnshmune ourh be Getet
tips. Tie 9srhaftetsn purosu fiji
Die guness 9ehorbe Teitsshulten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-20
g'orbereit,tnsen
1rifft Der Ientif, Nmerifaaiid)e
Stanfeprrbano fur icinc in Nsiuarf
itotffiaeenoe Qpnpenfion.

Die Gretutipe oes Tsutif s4msriIas
EtihsR Gtaaispubdncs pen Stie ri
i.sf ii5 bereits fir Die in Reiu1rs am
%. hnD "a. auguit itattiIEoente aoHs
psnlicH hts StnatsDerbanD.s. Hacr'
tel frh cis glebrslhl osr 3ws isrtrs
b3nDe su GuHiteH fer abta. uag bic
ier aonpenlioa erildlf bot
Tam.t fie 3neisperbdHbe reht5 isig
nit ten poratre.ieH0eH 1rbsitsn III.
ste HcnDsntion besinnsn. tai StGasss
pTaiio.nl .,cbn 5hsDaab esiiern oas
iolasnfs. iih ielbt srtidrne Ruaos
ihrsi6en an III. 3peiap rbdn ges
ianet:
.Gineiana;i, O., i'm Juni 1913.
In be 3rci5ptrbSHce ces Dsu .4
QmsriioniiGeH Sia1tsoertaaos
pcH Dhic.
0setrte 6srrsn.
Ia felt Der lesieu abicnoMal
oes .3irfnlars Der Giants. gr..
lnfisc Die g,eridiebnng Der oies-
jclriarn aonpcntion betreiieno. 0i,
nleiiicn ,3nsieperbdnoe fiir at'
linlfsnig Der iiatiitengeuldBen 1on
nsnfion I'm 4usul: iif trt drt.n, ID
iisst iih bic aenannie Grstutipe pers
snlabt, fir BsrtiHs AMI 5OleeHess auf.
EierfIam ~ NADER:
Grftsns: Eie aonrenticn iinoes In
llcbereinitimmunl NIT BEN BeihllHeT
Der Eiddtseytfntipe unb Des 0ofnan.
ies Ses Gsdatsnsrbanbes gltspurt an
%. uHo "a auguis b. ]. in 3sstpar'
ftnts.
aspsiteus. Ia eia .3fpeifsl B itsbt
Oh bic pom Der ilsbsrifsrsmmun1
teiinaefuhfeH SiabipsrbdHo. ibr,
r0lIc AHanhl GslsgateH lfidsn msr
ben, 10 lperben I'll. iibri1su eossfD.rr
tdnns sriudti, polIberehtiate D.Gksn
iioHen su fsnbsn, hnmit bic nitsiit,
rsos Qonpsatipa In Hssus ouf Sab
hsr 5beilnebmsr Hid3t suriidiiehE.
1riiiens: Tie pclIs arpiit.usl
iolie pon olIn Derbdneen. bic tsin
Gnil6uleiauHg babsn, icfcrs si-.6t
itItAt SNSA S&bs
gltrisns: Die Ramsn Der Tsltsal
ten iino benz Giantsfesretdr 6sHi
Albsrb, 1908 Walnus Gtrnb., Gin
sinncti. O.. fp1ishsns biz gum I
Ausuft 1913 sinaubdnoissn.
ifiinftsns: III i'm leb.ta Jahsl
RDmnmiitssliiten trit dm 9agt nsl
HnnnSuttou sirfaerest1t fpurftu iuul
ber BrGFbsni se3ipungtn. bic arn
nattiun nod ndbrsno Der arbtiiss I
Sbzu1ubsrn. I'm o,eits 5u Dsrtisitn
perlunnt bic Siaats sgrttuiips. bal
rss singsfnlofTsnsn aommitsses s2iittr
BIZ fpdtefteus 15. ausHit Gem Siants
iffrttdr iiberlanbt perbtn.
@<mjitns: Gtipoigs glRtrdst Dsl
Qofalperbdnbs ioIIten bsr GresuiiD
on ehlpens Notam siHnersids iue osn
Giebtsns: DIE Eetfftdrs bt1
IS 70 z
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-20

3lreigpereine meroen gebeten, bic gea.
msHsliiieH bes betrefIsnoeH 9oritanoes
nit anreiie oes prdftnentsn unn Sea
trstdrs unptrSiielih sinsujsnben.
4dtsng: 0tri1mmIun1 Der qu'afs
prdiibeuten i'm aoHpsntionslotiI am
%. auauit. 10 llhr 9ormittcss; ges
aim eer aonrentiou um II llbr.
Der Stootner6dno glespart piro os=
bstsn, bic giirgtr Reporrs ;u unls=
zen gsrhlnOluustn siH3ulaosH.
an auftrage Der Sidais1 Grcsutips.
Ulit eeutlfem Grub
s5ohn S6pnab. grGiieent.
6enrn albsrs. SttretGr."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-20

nurbe Benton bur6 Ruggs ubgeloft.
SH otsiem 9ange pieoerbolten Die
,,RieIen" nit pier 2dufsn, po3u tbnen
ihre bier 5reffer uno 3pei 6ebler Der
,Reos" bsrbuIfen. Mittlerpeils Ianos
ten uniere Suneens DE Bale pes 9res
miers sSdIeuberers Der .Risien" uah
alien Stmmelsgegsnoen uao erntetsn
Z 2dufe, mas ibnen zen 5isg sebra6t
baben piiros. bGtten Suggs uno De-
pore fsbierfrei i'm 8. 9arge gsipielt.
llnisra Sungens madten II greffer
unO 2 Gebler gegen Z be5p. ! gea
i6er, Mal1ans, 3inter unb 9rob
modtsu ie 3pei 9reffsr oaruuter
3neiz uno breibaii9s uu'sres Sdupt=
lings gerton uno Suggs ianptsn ie
einen 2uftfdhler our Bant gegen feiz
nen ibrss Gegners U2atbepinn. Qluf
beioen Seiteu ipurben je 3pei Srets
pdfe our sriten gais perIhentt.
Brennan uno guion parsn bic
| Shisosrihter.
RsfuItdt Der geitrigen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-20
SaiesSaIl.

Sn Dem geitrigeH pierten uno leBten
Spiels Der Serie Sniidsu yRebs" uHe
.Rsien" fungirten Benton uno Glarts
aIs unlere gatterie eegen UlutbeDiou
nHb Wsepers fir Die Gegner. Benton
1T uHier sin3iger Sdleub<rer, Der Don
ben bret auoeren Dftlihsn alubs aui
oeren 9aItipielreiie i'm Weiten bier
Elm Spisl asponnen bat. 9eiosr psrs
faete er geitsrn unter Ginrpirtune Der
inteHiipen Soibe ihon i'm speiten
9anes, als Die Rem gorter, ourh ibrs
otpei 5rsffsr uno spei 5rsipd'ie our /.
gaie 4 e6ufe iiderten. Sm s. 9ouss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-20
Atsrrt In Snruet Moods.

,<nt @uruet @ooos Qarf miro on
SoIHitaq godluittag @eberS aupeIle
lmfer Der @citung bon aapeilnetit2r
Srrmonn @clliteot, Der audi aIeid32i.
tip ais Solnt miimlrtt, oaa folacnoe
intcreiiautc Grogramm nurhfiibren:
Sod 5citamorid aus a9m Somncr.
uadrstraluu" Q}enoclslohn
Guuertiirc }i o,Nuauitd" Supp6
@aI3er Monte Critic" aetiQr
S1utHoriitlite 8oriationcu iiber sd
bin acr Tottor Giieubort" 9eliiteot
&5antaiie a5unaarya" ltsjt
4otpeltrrt ous Bohemian (8trl"
(sIllf @unidD YaiFe
SoructioIo uStdnoheu" Souneo
SAcrr 0crmanu 9eliteot
Nm Mcer" Sdabcrt
9eGtine az the 300" Wontt9n
9sotpourri aus oIbc 9teo 8,oou"
N-NS~S@
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-20
0lrbeiter gdngerieit. Wsai.
iendbprs apnsert: Zamftag.
21. Jnni, 2lbenos = llbr in
Der WsniifbaIle. Zpnntag,
22. Cunt: Voifsieft tn
ReId1ratb's Varf.
gieuie Der 6u. Ct. gauIus GjemeinOe

Nm Samltae. ben 21. 5uni. psraa=
taiist in Saberitumpf's @arten aui
grics Sid bic Gp. prot. CT. 9auIus
,3ensinoe (paitor u. Remsns) Elm gss
msiritdftlihss pienie. fir oas bereits
nis umfahenbiteu 8orbereitungen ges
troFfen fperoen. 4as 9ersine Der 9e~
lnsinoe arbeiten 5anb in 9anb, UNI
oas Jeit gu eiHsm sIInsenoen grfolq
al qsitulien uno bic Wlitslieber unh
isreunoe Der 9emeinbe oiirFen oabeg
asnnbvihsr Stunosn psrfidsrt iein.
1tt 9situnJ Der arrangements rubi
III zen 5Gnben Der folgenbsn Ssrren
y. Gnsrmann, Jrep auesing uRO
Gharks Sdesr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-20

Sat YiapUr Sunt Die iiiniprpsentiac
SIutlbUnS GroinanS.

manor Suut BOT iciuc om 0aitt-
nod alIsaeiprohenc Irohung, oaB er
Iilnfpro5ettige Sonoor0iuaH5rn ne.i.
ren uitroe, mahr gcmaht mo Die Or.
olnan5. lpeldc cine 9Iusqabe BON
6llltbbonos i'm 9ctraac oou S125,.
600 poriieht mo Die am Iienitag
pom StaOtrath nnaenontmeu pnrocu
mar, nit leincm &eto belegt mo
Oiele &ctobotlddit, ,pelhe bciagt
oaB ciu 3inSfuB pom 4l2 Qro3cut
boh genua ill., miro beutc bern
Sta6trntb in ieIHer Grtraiieuua sat-
ecben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-20
Weitere Zd,enfMng
6aben Serr nnb Gran &. u. s4ult fir
ben amlt Bari semad)f.

Gans Der Beaeroiitas BON oerrn
|uHo ssrau &. 4. alltIt til Der BON III.
men Dor ciniger 3eit eeihentte prd6
tioe slnlt part I'M EitenOe uieoe-
I'M Elm gebentenoes pergrobcrt nor.
ben. 0err ilno s5rni, ault l,aben, nie
in Der geitriGen Sipung Der Bart.
fonlmiiIdre befnnri gegeben plrbe,
luieosr einen 8rimoeigenihlimstcm.
pier ron iiber bret aldrrn iiir Ocil
garf Der Sfo6t gum 8eidlenf ge-
Inafhf uiio iDeitere Sdenflngen itehn.
iuie serr Mutt sn periiehcn CAB, fir
ben 9sart BON ieiner Seite nod IN
Ausiidf.
lie eeitriae Sislng Der gorfton.
Imiii1re mar bic lebte, Der Serr auIt
bis auf meiteres beiipohneH tpiro, el
Ter In ben ndd)ifen gagen In iein
Soniinerbeim in Maine iiberiRbeit.
Eatiss.tast1ss " sassa ss On.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-20
lImfdnr.

-4n Der Sarrion unb Weiiern
ape. tpurns geftsrn Der 81 Sabre altt
gopare 8srpte. Don gto. Sal Wa6s
Strabs BON etnem 2ait 4utp Der
firma sSanien Ii. Sc. iiberfuhreu un5
trua cine 3erauetIhung oes IiHteu
fyubes bapon. Ter 8ernngludie fan0
Inn itaet. ooipital auiHubme.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-20
RsfuItat Der geFrigeu
SpieIe

Die Qep Yorter nRieien" fubren
seiteru 4beno BON bier ua6 gtttsburg
ab. no lie Iih beute nit ben oortigen
piraten i'm Sample meiIsn trerben.
Die nReos" tDnnen beute ausruben
(Das Iebr rotbig eri6eint), neil fein
Spiel fir 'ie ouf Dem 9rogrumm Itebt.
Worgsn beginnt bier Elm piertGataes
9aitfpiel Der Ptttsburgsr .gtrkten".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-20

Eatfss.rGstass ~ sabsa sst 3a
Gstsfss-< q 81. s5a Dsh .. 90.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-26
CHECKMATED

A woman journalist who was a
witness in a will suit listened Intent.
ly to the severe and rather bullying
cross-examination of the witnesses
by counsel, who frequently impressed
upon his victims that they must say
nothing which was merely heresay
and not actually within their own
knowledge. When the journalists
turn came she was cross examined
by the same counsel, whose questions
she answered cheerfully until he in
quired her age; then she said, 81 do
not know" What! You do not
know your age?" inquired the barris-
ter. mo, sir, do not know do
you know when you were born?"
mo, sir" replied the witness, 81
have only hearsay evidence as to
that"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-26
COMIC WARFARE

At the military maneuvers
the attackers had attacked and
the defenders defended all the
afternoon without any incident
of Importance occurring, and
interest in the operations was
beginning to diminish when a.
white flag went up. The officer
in command of the attackers
was instantly alert. ga flag of
truce" he exclaimed. what
do they want" The sergeant
major endeavored to conceal
smile. "They say, sir" he re-
ported, that as it's. teatime
they'd like to exchange a cou-
pie of Territorials for a tin of
condensed milk" -.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-26

Facts are the raw material
and not the substance of sci
ence. 1t is analysis that has
given us all ordered knowledge.
III. G. Wells.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-26
KINDNESS MISPLACED


The kindly old gentleman paused
in his afternoon walk to watch tot,
who was diligently searching the
pavement for something she had evil
IDENTIFY lost, and at the same time
sobbing loudly.
"Come, come, little girl" he ven
tured at last What have you lost?"
boo, hoon came the reply, be-
tween many sobs. 1--WE lost the pen
ny grandpa gave me! came along
the way you've just come, and l miss
ed it about here"
Touched by the child's grief, the
benevolent old gentleman ponderous-
Ny extracted penny from his pocket,
kindly pressed it in the little tots
hand, and said:
There, there, little girl, here's
your penny Now stop crying, and
run along. You must hold your
money tighter next time!"
To his utter surprise, the child
stopped her crying Immediately, and
flashed on him a look of bitter con-
tempt.
"Why, you wicked old man." she
said, stamping her tiny foot, you
had my penny all the timer
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1913-01-15
MIR. WEAVER LECTURES.

The first of the series of eight en-
tertainments to be given by the S. Y.
P. L. S. will be given Tuesday eve
P. L. S. was given Tuesday evening,
January IA, at 8 o'clock. This was
Mr.. Weaver's first of six lectures on
astronomy, and a large number signi-
fed their intention to attend.
Mrs. Somerville, with the violin,
and Mrs. A. P. Ryon, at the piano,
will render several selections.
Next Tuesday, the 21st, the second
of Mr.. Weaver's lectures will be Civ
en-. At this entertainment the 5th
and 9th grades of the public schools
will render several choruses in which
they are proficient. This feature of
the entertainment will be under the
direction of Miss Churtoa, the Bor-
ough's Director of Music.
The special musical features of the
remaining entertainments will be an
nounced in these columns from time
to time.
The full program follows: Jan. IA,
21, %, Feb. 4, IL, and Is, "Astrono-
N.Y." by John S. Weaver; Feb. 25,
Musicale, under the direction of Robt.
L. Race; Mar. a, Scottish Pathos and
Humor, by Mr.. Geo. B. Somerville.
Price for course is $1.00 and single
admission is twenty-five cents at the
door.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1913-01-15

For Bargains in Pillow Cases anc
Stamped Goods, call at the Macmillan
Store. Prices reduced 1s to 1a.-adv
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1913-01-15
EVENING COMPANY.

Miss Armenia Leeds Risley most
enjoyably entertained a few friends,
Saturday evening, with music and
games. Mr.. Howard OFT and Mr..
Norman Reed sang solos, also several
duets. Miss Emma Gaskill read
"Schneider's Tomatoes" Miss Arme-
MIA Leeds Risley recited "How We
Hunted az Mouse" "Little Johnnie
Visits the Dime Museum" and sew
eral rhymes in elocution. Miss En-
ma and Miss Armenia rendered ma
ny selections on the piano. After
wards games were played, both old
and new, which all enjoyed. Mr..
Howard OFT and Mr.. Norman Reed
showed some ght-of-hand tricks
which made all laugh.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1913-01-15
In The Social World
Pleasantyille Visitors and Other Items
Of a Personal Nature.

Mrs. Cora Lane spent last week in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Elisha Adams spent Friday
with relatives at Clayton.
Thomas G.. Hallam has returned
from trip of several days to New
York City.
Mrs. C. v. M. Cooper, of Baltimore,
lis the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Bertram
E. Whitman.
Mrs. w. L. Naglee and daughter,
Miss Helen Naglee, spent last Sunday
with relatives at Clayton.
Mrs. G. M. Bates has returned home
after spending several weeks visiting
relatives at Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mr.. Walton Risley visited the Pc
quod Tribe, No. At, Red Men, of At
lantic City, Friday evening.
Miss Armenia Leeds Risley spent
one day last week with her cousin,
Miss Hattie Treen, of Chelsea.
Mrs. J. B. Newkirk, Mrs. Margaret
Kienzle and grandson, of Bridgeton,
were guests for ten days of Mr.. and
Mrs. William L. Naglee.
Russell Bates has secured an excel
lent pOSlClOn III CHe eleCtIlCdl ucpdl y
ment of the Westinghouse Elec. &
Mfg! Co., at Pittsburgh, Pa.
After spending several weeks with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w.
Ingersoll, Mrs. Alison L. Stone has re-
turned to her home in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Charles w. Sheape, manager
of Hubin's Theatre, was called to
Boston on business this week. He
was accompanied by Fred. Dougher-
ty.
The committee of the several bor-
oughs and cities having in charge the
effort to secure the lighting of the
Shore Road by the Freeholders met in
City Hall, Pleasantville, Tuesday
night, Jan. Z, and decided to postpone
action for one month.
A surprise party was given Mr..
Franklin P. Reed, of Franklin ave-
nue., on New Years eve, in honor of
his birthday The house was beauti-
fully decorated. Many games were
enjoyed and refreshments were served.
They then welcomed the New Year in
by shooting off guns and the ringing
of bells and blowing of horns. Mr..
Chas. Atkinson played solo on his
cornet and then they all wished Mr..
Reed many happy birthdays. Those
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1913-01-15
BANK OFFICIALS ELECTED.

At the annual meeting of the
stockholders of the First National
Bank of Pleasantville held yesterday
afternoon, directors for the ensuing
year were elected as follows: Charles
A. Campbell, John F. Ryon, Alvin P.
Risley, Job C. Stebbins, Charles S.
Adams, Lewis B. Ryon, Geo. w. Leech,
Hugh Collins, Geo. B. Jeffers. The
directors organized by electing Mr..
Campbell president, Mr.. Ryon vice
president, George H. Adams cashier,
Osborne Ware assistant cashier, Floyd
M. Smith bookkeeper, and Horace In
gersoll assistant bookkeeper.
At the annual meeting of the Pleas
antville Trust Company, held yester-
day afternoon, directors for the ensu-
ing year were elected as follows:-
James L. Risley, Samuel Ireland, John
P. Ashmead, Tobias l.. Mcconnell,
Japhet Price, Bertram E. Whitman,
Robert M. Willis, George A. Elvins,
Reuben L. Babcock, F. Fraley Dough-
ty, Philip G. Hannum, Abram j. An
derson, Lewis R. Smith, Charles |.
Burkard, Isaac Bacharach, Ambrose
L. Hammell. The directors organized
by electing Mr.. Risley president, Mr.
Ireland first vice-president, Mr.. Ash
mead second vice-president, Dorsey S.
LeCompte treasurer and Mervyn Will
son assistant treasurer.
Following the reorganization of
the board, the directors and officials
of the Pleasantville Trust Company
dined at the Hotel Rodney last eve
ming (Tuesday), covers being laid for
seventeen. The expense was borne
by the directors personally, each d.
rector paying his portion of the cost.
An elaborate menu was specially pre-
pared for the occasion and consisted
of the following:
Absecon Salts
Mock Turtle Soup
Celery Pickles Olives
Roast Vermont Turkey
Cranberry Sauce
Green Peas
Mashed Potatoes
Brown Sweet Potatoes
Ice Cream
Cakes
Cheese Crackers
Coffee
The special dining room was hand
somely decorated with carnations and
presented a most attractive appear
ance.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1913-01-15
A BIG WEEK.

By special arrangement the Leo
Comedy Company, which is making a
big success in the East, has been en-
gagged for one week at the Palace The
atre, starting Monday, Jan. 27, chang
ing shows every night, in connection
with the regular pictures, with a
special matinee on Saturday, Feb. 1st.
The mid-winter prices will prevail du-
ring this attraction. Adults, 10c;
children. &c
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1913-01-15

DR.. J. Frank Wallis desires to an
nounce that he has opened an Office at
No. 5 N. Main street, Pleasantville,
N. j. Electrical treatments will be
given on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday
and Saturday; other days by appoint
ment. Office hours: Week-days-10
a. m. to II M, to 5, and 7 to p. m. /;
Sundays-11 a. m. to l p. m. adv.