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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-17
81. esreibrief. aampasne.

Das Citizens Charter aommittee
feBts aeftern Ieine 4gitation in ben
ssabriten fort. Die 4rbsiter nebmen
grobes SntereFe an bteien Inter
mittag 8eriammlungen, benn lie itnb
6eitrebt, fi6 iber bic peridieDen:n
gbarterfragen 4ustunft gu peri6a :
fen. 6err Ralpb u. Greimer fprd6
Dor ben Irbeitsrn Der Crescent Wtotor
Gar so. IN Gartbdge unb 9err Galph
8ebis in Der 5dbrtt bon 8ebriioer
Rbeinftrom an 8earl unb WarttHStr.
yta9 ftGrtete 4ubitorien 3ieben Die
Observation-Disclosures anter fretem
Stmmel an. Gol9e fanoen geitern in
berIhieoenen StdottbeiIen itatt uno
Die Waenfdenmenge folgte aufmertiam
ben 4usfiibrungeu Der Heoner.
6srr 5erbert g. giselop, Der 5iibz
rer Der Jreibrief Gdmpagne Der Stu
nicipal 0tontribip aeague, bat geitern
in einsm Streiben an Serrn Walter
u. anigbt. Giibrer oes @tti3enS 6Rdrz
ter &ommittees, penielben gu gemeinz
Iamen offentlinsn Debatten berausgez
foroert. Gr iibcrldbt 5errn &niqbt
3eit, Srt unD ale ionittgen 8eittm@
mun9en.
9as So Charter" s8ommtttee fam
geitern 0dbmtttug in sinem Der Parz
Iors bss 5otel Sinton 3ufammen uno
organtiirte rh burb WabI DON D. y.
Campbell gum 8oriiser, Sol. y.
asQep gum 8i5e 8orIiBer, gDDdro
y. 6urris gum Setretdr, unb Wtatt.
8laisr nebft Grant &. 3untion gum
Publitations Bureau. Hsoen fpurs
ben BON Dsn genanntsn, iopie bon
Riater ). 8. Spffman, 6. 8. Roie,
Qmos Softer unb g. 8. Ulit6eq ges
halten. 4uh purosn 8eihliiiie dnsez
nommen, iporin ausgefIhrt ptro, oaB
bic isBige 8erpaltungsform DerStGote
gut genug uno aQgemstn befriebigeno
fei, 10 baB Elm ueuer Grsibrisf bO4it
iiberfluFig unb febr toitipisIig lei.
0us 9ommittee perpfli6tet ietne 4ns
bdnger, bic Gbarterfrdge am 30. SuIi
Hlsoer3uittmmen.
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8eroGd)tiges 1Sener.

Gin ie6r per6Ghttge5 1Seuer wur0e
oeitcrn 2lbeno fltr5 Dor feds llbr III
oem Ieeritehenoen, 8iQiam 8ut1rie
qeboriaem 6auie gto. 1850 Sprnig
@roDe 2Ioemte, entbeft. 6ilf5s 6euer.
morihau aortc, ser Die &0idarbeiten
Ieiitete, iteute ndmlih feit, oaB es an
5pei peridie6enen SteQen I'M Saldc
brantte uno er lit Der 2[niiht, oaB
8ranbitiftung oorIiegt. Die Feuers
nehr fonnte Der 6lammcn 6err ncc.
oeu, e6e iic nennensUertbcn SAaoea
angcridtet butten
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Gse.GrlaHbMiRideiae.

{ IQinlep .. Roore. 27. Nsipport. R. ).
l5risoa Reetanus. q. Gbepiot.
|Rpbsrt Rarter, "a, Wlt. Seultbp.
tRubp Qnbtrion, %, Rcdforo place.
|Cliper U1ercer "a. gelIepus, ab.
etbel {oahn. 10, Reptopn, 8.
I0illiam W. Cole, 81 atbens, ap.
lGtbel ains. IS. 315 Cft 3. Ctr.
I5obn aoflanb IT,, 81. ss5 GlsnpoOo
1 4penue.
lWdrn geu, 19, 4ubrrnbals 5ldts.
lGotparo Geo. gsilIer. %. 1924 anor
l9sronica Rdsele, 19, 3o39 Wtwlidsu
Ipenus.
ISames R. g}rice, 43. p1ris. ab.
lSaoie !. Glarts. II, gaiacs 6otsl.
Sqster Uailer, 40. gol,rain 4pe. uuO
| 6opple Ctr.
fWarp aromsr, 81, aibertp Ctr. unO
Central Qns.
1GDpdrD Us. Varreff. 81, 1883 URdln
| Strabs.
lgarrie Wau. 80, oesel.
Igaob<rt 6. 9oilps. q, 1920 9ud
Greet Rodb.
lGona as psrs. %, oessl.
lQilIidm aoI6opsn, %. Rstpport, ap.
lGbHa Suaipnn. %, 1929 5urriG ct.
ISobn WiIer, 35. 2537 auburn aDs.
/ lgtbeI Rebolo, "a, 2530 nessl.
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(Suf abgeIanfen.

Sebr glimpiIt lief geiteru Na1l.
mtttog on Der ArcuSuag Der 5tnolag
StraBe uno Der oulbert Aoenue cine
aolliiton 3piiten hem Strabenbahn.
lpagen Is Ser gSeiupoob 2inie un0
ciuem 9lutomobil ab, oos bon Serrn
" Shpob. Dem slufieber i'm 9aie-
bail 9arf, gelenft luuroe. geI Dem
3uiammenpraa iuuroe MIR oas
gfutomobii beihdoiet. namlit elm
Sinterrab ipuroe oenolirt, ndbreno
Serr S6pab iorpobl ipie Die gaiiu.
giere bes StraBenbabnipagens NIT
oem Sdreden Saoonfamen.
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Taptpn, 3.
Sie arbeiten fir SlnthperbiItung
mcroeu in initcmatiidler 8eiie
betriebcu.

G5ef.Sngenieur Worgan, Ser 2cis
Ter ser &ermeilcln9sarbciteu iiir Die
sSllttbperbiitung, ln0 ieine Seute III
Der Giiice ipipobI nic i'm Icrrnin
iiun eniiig ON Der 9lrbeit uno Der Ec-
ridt iiber oicieIben ourite in etni9en
@ohen fertig ieiu. SIR Die &ermei
iuna5arbeiten oes Eerratns bat Serr
Morgan iopiel pie mogllh 2ellte aus
Ohio in 8ieuit genommeH, ldon NIT
Riiflif)t aui ihregetanntldlaft nit Den
lofalen 0erhdltnliial. Gffice uno
Serruiu itebeu IN iortrpabrenoer Der.
binoung; automobtIc permttteln oen
8erfebr ulo brtugeu Die gerttte Der
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llnOerhofft fpmmt oft!

23er 0ieic 3etIen Iieit ellie uid,t
tlld,tiQ biuneg. Gs lit bier oIe 9iebc
non Dem einsigcn Dttttel oos liherltch
1no 6aucruO BON ben idredIthen
Gunlcu Ger 1dmorrboibeu befreien
fam. Gieies D}tttel betbt glnateits.
bat lid ieit Inngen ISabreu betudhrt,
uno miro cine &robe oapon BON y.
Reuitoebter & 60. gor 1916, Jeeip
Yorf ar ,Seoermann oerlanot, bd bic
gigentbIimer rpiIien, bab es lider
bilft. qluh in allen alpotbefeu ga ba.
ben, itno es heilenoe StIhl5dpfen
melhe am Site ce$ 2cioeHs eifpe.
iiibrt 1perOen uno Dteiier. Guetidfette
linb 2leeung iiberfIiiIii9 MAIDEN. b.s
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SuIius unb gsnthiIbe Dilbelm,
947 gldrt Strabs; anabe.
5arrp uno Dian Stsins. GA gcps
miller Sirabs; W1bdsr.
gborles uno G0a Rerin, Satleni
anabe.
Slrpep unO 4iics Manb, 5444
gIsnrdp 4rsnue; annbs.
George uno CLARA Studmann. 1877
Gsmonbe 4renus; MGofen.
5ersufon nnb Sennis Reif, 1928
Wsltnsr SiraBe; RGofen.
9enrp uHe Clip llbI. 1853 grcobs
nan: anabe.
5er6ert nnb Sba Woroorf. 1926
Weft Court Styubs; Wdbhen.
Geo. nnb 4nna 8rlincp1lb, 226s
Shosbindsr apsnus; Wdbhen.
Gonarb unb Barbara }OlseHlogen.
1913 FORBES Strnbe; W6ohsn.
glltert unh anna Wonts, 1862 Oil.
Zen aptnus; Mdbhen.
geores unb Ularaaret Greubineer,
933 State 9lnenus; Rnabe.
Sofeph unb ameiia asmms, 1927
Gtnrm StroRe: Mdb6sn.
sobn uno 4lits msiIer. 1877 Gill
BERT 4Dsnlie: WGbhtn.
Gouis unb aatis Reibinssr. 52s Sfi
8. Gtrdbs; WGbfen.
Aoolf unb Rdsts Grnf. 1868 Cole
rain apenus: MdeTen.
Mninn urn Shsref, g.appd, 266 80
MfHlifsn Nptnue: anabs.
Gbriitinn irno atcrn 5erifdm, 91e
pcplcr Strnbe; andbe.
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Zterbiibfeifsberitbt.

Stella 4fau, 46, 116 Weit McMiIz
Ian Strabs; Gehirnleioen.
5reosrid Worgsfon, 81, 2973
Spring Grops Qperue; S6pinbiu4t,
6aunab Bbite, 78. 1902 Jreeman
Qpenue; 4ltersi4pdde.
Utobameo 4oop, 26, 319 Sit 3.
Strabe; cSnqlleit in Sdtpe6e.
:. Sulien, 81 mooiIonotqs; 5er3s
leiben.
2ucp gode, SO, 1O8 peste Strobe;
Reroenleioer.
Qrna Gecil, %, 1914 S6srman
Npenus: Shfpin6'uht.
Gbriitian gInre, At. 202 MtuI6srrp
Strabe; arebs.
5enristtu Wli[lsr. SO, 2512 Some
iteuo 9l1cs; 5er3leiber.
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AuBeuar6eit noh Der Giiicc mobct
tie 5u glcihcr 3ctt Dieicn 0a8 notbiae
Deatrrtal ionic 9taDrung 3uritbren
Gas Qan5e 81 Dermelicn0e Ierruiu
lit III oeridieocne 9lbtbeilungen ctn.
aetbeiit $5icr in 1aptou itebeu Die
GermcrunQ5arbcttCH rltCr Der 2ct.
tllng BON 4. Z. 5uquu, cincm Der be.
iten ,SnQcnicure IN Wior8an5 Stab;
ibn itcbCn 10 neitere 8cometer 5ur
Sette. Menu oieic einual NIT tbrelt
arbaItcn fertia limo, Damn t0uneu bic
IaDtouer icben melhc gelpulttge
&oiiermalie I'M U}Ur5 Oltrf Iapton
9eilutbct lit. l}ad) ibrcn 8eredmun.
gen miro 0crr Wforgun ieiuen &c.
uaucn gcricbt 5uilmmc1lteQeu iiber
Die llebGridmcmnung un0 iiber Die
Sd)rtttC, Die 81 ergrcIfen ltn0, nm ei.
Her &tc0erbolln8 Oerielben por5n.
6cuacn. 9toroIld pom Gapton arbei.
tct GSugenieur U. s. 2ibbp 3tpiihen
bier lu0 GIoeon uno 0ieie 9tbtbeilung
miro in ctrpa 10 Iagcn fertig Ieln.
Son @Ioean an bis iiber Biqua bin.
Iau5 lit oie Sermeiielmg bereits Ter.
tta unb mcrDcn in Der Gffice Die
8Idne mo &arten oapon angeferttgt.
gtm 0luo Rtper arbeitet :. z.
@ooo nit ) @eometern uno iiuo be
9lrbeiten biz Osborn geoieben. Bon
nun an arbeiten Die &eute pon Ss.
born on oltlid.
Gas 0mtptquartter fiir ben Still.
mater lit in @cIt g}ilton, mo- SSnee-
nieur 4bilipp 6lltman uno ieine
2e.te an Der 2lrbeit iino.
Tic Qnrtte, pelhe oeu aanal ent.
lang arbcitet uno an oeren Spise 3.
s. S5ouf itcbt, lit nit Der 8ermeiiung
pou Irop uno lltnqebung fertig, no
lie mcbrerc tleiHe Seiteutbdler Der.
meIieu bat Die bel ser 5Irtb cine gro.
be 9toQe qeipielt haben. 2luf bic Sn.
genieure, nelhc Den @oIf Greet 5u
p2rmeNeu batten iino oamit ferttg
uno Die EIdne fiir oie t5luthperbinoe-
rltnq IN oieicr 8egeao ieben ibrer
Golenoung entgegen.
lie Sallptoffice Ser Ytorgan Gont.
panp befiuoet iih in Dem Gebauoe Der
Gitp 9tatioual 9auf uno oaielbit itlio
ied5 3eihner rno elm Hefncr tdgIi6
oarnit beidQitiqt, Die iortlpabrenS
einlcufenoen Goti5en Der Terrain.
Nonnid]aiten ouf Den aartcn einsu-
| tragen.
Ter aontpa9uou oes 0errn Mor.
| gan 2 g. 6ioinacr, elm SahperItan.
oiqer in Irainage,2lrbetteu, pire
IebeniaQs nad) hierher iiberiieoeIn ltno
| 0ic bcioen Gbcfs Ger 6irna neroen
lihre qun3e araft oeu glrbeiteu 3itr
5Iutboerhiitllnq miomeu.
| gite U}r. 1lopo, criter 2Iiititerf
| Ipon @errn Ntorgan, crtlarte, id)rei.
ten ole 0ermeIiepngsarbeiten iebr
riiitig porpQrts 8iele Der 8eometer
hattcn ietthcr IN Den SilmpfeH oes
Siiocus qearbeitct uno fInoen Die
9(rbeiten bier beoeutcno Ieihter u,lo
fommen oahec rait oorpurts Tabei
IncrDeu lie BON Seltteu aus Der llns
degeno mtterItiibt 0encu Die 9otnl.
tenntniB iebr 3u itattcn fomntt g2te
ole Arbctten leet itehcn. itno tie Be.
ocutcn0 lpcItcr porgeihrItteu ais ios
InohI hte -Worqau Gumpdnp pie AUDI
Ste &c1icrlnqss Sn9erieure i'm Der.
aungenen Srilmahr erIpartet batten.
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Geutif.lluaariider 6emerbepercin.

Der 9eutTh ungdriihe Generic
llntsrft. Qerein p:riammelte ith bieier
Iage untsr 9oriiB bss SObn greiner
uno Der prototolIfiihruug oss 5errn
Rid gbriitian. gs puroe bsrihtet,
oab Der glnbaItsbefebI betreffs Qns
idluFes an ben Stabtpsrbauo aufges
l0ft lei, 70 b1b Der gsi6lub pom 3.
Te3smber unb II. Sanudr gu Re6t
beItebe. Die 5erren Sobn Ssin3 uno
5dtob Waloed fpuroen parauFhtn gu
DeIegdter gum Staotbrbdno erlpdhlt.
ginIaoungsH gu ben igeitlidteiten BEG
Deutitsn Mebger 4rbeitsrpereins am
20. Suii unb oes 2. Il. 9amen arans
fen llnt.rit. 0ereins am 3. 4uquIt
puroer anaenommen uno 9eriuiIlis
gungsr bierfIr aus Der Safe gemaht.
Qtt n.ue DtitgIieoer tpuroeu oufges
Hommen. S36 GrQntenunterftiibung
purosn uusg:sa9lt. Die obengsnaun>
ten Staotpsrbano 8eIegdten psrben
ben 8erein aud auf Der 3aeung oes
Staatsperbanos in Reipart rertreten.
8as arrangements Gommitt.e fir
bic 5dhnsnpeibe nsbft gienic am 27.
SuIi in Reihratbs Bart teri6tete, bdb
Die 8orbsreitunqen aufs Bette gstroIs
fen pGrsn uHn b,u 5hsiInebmern elm
oergniigtsr Tag in Qusii6t itebe. Die
lei Der 4draoe 3u tragsnoeu peiben
MliBsn tonnsn pom %. Suli an bel
grdiioeut 8reiner, 126 W.it GlDer
Strabs, abgtbolt nerbsn.
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gafte brei timaer Gin.

gson einem idrperen llnfau tpurSt
aeitsrn Der 81 Sabre alte GeorgC
BieI. BON go. 32l @eit Sed,ite Str.,
betrofeeu. sshm ipuroen in ben anln,
peH Der sertrc 5urniture Go, 1025
ypeft s. StrnBe, orei Singer Der lui.
fen 4nnb pou eiHer areisidge nbee'
ihniften. Ter AerungIiidfe fano aul.
iinbme I'm iiabtiiden Soipiial.
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Slid im llngliif bate geiie1n
gtorgen Der 3tmmernanu @co.
Sd1u2r, BON Der Cattle uno Sinocr
eluenue. Shuer mar on Dem 8ebaii.
Dc 1902 Central 9lnenue beihdftig.,
als er aits 8erieben auf ein Gberlid)t
trat ltno elm StodIperf tief binab-
Itiirre. Gr fam nit Sfranlnen an
oen 0onoeu uno I'M 8elitt ouuun
uno plGroe per 8agen nah leiner
0obnung gebraht.
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Seoer 8iirqer iollte feline glngele.
aenbeiten oerartig regeln, boB er am
30. Suli bier iein iino feline Gimme
bei Der 5reibrief-@abI abeebeu fam.
The citizen., 1913-09-04
HICKORY PLAINS ITEMS

Hickory Plain, Aug 3l--Mrs. Til.
den Combs and children spent few
days last week with her brother. Bird
Holiday at Winchester.
Miss Ida Maupin and Mrs. Carrie
Cornelison spent Wednesday with
Mrs. Cornelison's mother. Mrs. viii
Barnes, at Richmond
Mrs Sallie Harris has moved into
our vicinity.
Mrs Alex Johnson has been on the
sick list for the past week.
Mr. Jack Harris has returned home
from Ohio
Mr. Robert Quinn and wife Of New
ton, Kansas, visited Mrs Mary Bur
dette last week
Mr. Joseph Watson and wife Of
Iowa have been spending week with
Mr.. s +. Johnson and family
Mr. W. NJ Bush and mother and
family. Mrs. J. l.. Cornelison. Mr.. Joe
Cornelison and wife of Iowa visited
Frank Burdette and wife. Sunday.
Pail Cornelison left Monday on n
trip to Iowa.
The citizen., 1913-09-04
OVER KENTUCKY ROADS

Mr.. Burgess proved this week in
addition to being an expert builder,
he was a charioteer of no mean order.
He drove with party out to Kerby
Knob where Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tur-
ner made them welcome and Mrs.
Turner upheld Kentucky's traditional
hospitality by serving a most bount-
eous dinner to the comfort and de-
light of each. After visiting the
Sinks and Rises the return trip was
made by way of Glover Bottom and
over Big Hill The party now knows
by experience the glory of the sum
mer roads of Kentucky mountains. A
more skillful driver cannot be found.
The party consisted of Mr.. and Miss
Burgess, Miss Cameron, DIR. and Mrs.
Roberts, Miss Lucy Roberts and Miss
Beach.
The citizen., 1913-09-04
SILVER CREEK ITEMS

Silver Greek. Sept l.-Mr. Wistard
Johnson spent Saturday and Sunday
with his father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. johnson.
Mr.. Matt Whittmore and Mollie
Jones were quietly married last Fri
day. We wish them long and happy
life.
Miss Mabel johnson spent a few
days last week with her aunt, Mrs.
Pat Gadd
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Kelley have
moved to the Dolly Scott house.
Miss Mamie Johnson who attend
ed the Institute at Richmond last
week returned home last Friday.
Mr. SAINT Bush from Richmond
spent Friday night with Mr.. W. A.
Johnson.
The Misses Iva and Maggie Ander-
son spent Thursday with their sister,
Mrs. Jesse Moore.
The little infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. Murphy died last Tuesday and
was buried at Narrow Gap, Wednes-
day.
Mrs. c. T. Todd spent Sunday
evening with Mrs. Riley Gabbard.
Next Saturday and Sunday are
regular meeting days at Silver Greek.
Mrs. Bob Harris and children spent
Friday with her mother, Mrs. Bill
Dax
The citizen., 1913-09-04
L OC AL P AGE
NEWS OF BEREA AND VICINITY. GATHERED FROM
VARIETY OF SOURCES

Mr.. +. F. Harris returned, this
week, from a visit in Indiana.
Rev. and Mrs. W. Spaulding from
New York are visiting with Mrs
Spaulding's sister, Mrs. A. f. Todd
on Prospect Street
Mrs. VI. +. Spence went to Rich.
mond, Thursday, to see her daughter
Mrs. Brewer, who is recovering from
an attack of typhoid fever.
Nj and Mrs F. Moore who have
been residing in Oklahoma for tn,
past year are visiting with Mrs.
Moore's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Har.
din, on Boone Street They expect
to stay in Kentucky.
Mr.. Ulysses Meyers and family
have moved from the West End to
Mr.. Burrett VanWinkle's property
on Center Street.
Mr.. Frank Jones has been suffering
from a severe cold the past week.
Mr.. J. NJ Early is greatly improv-
ing the appearance of his property
on Chestnut Street by building a
large concrete. porch.
Mr.. Samuel S. Wolf. who was in
school eight years ago, is now in
Berea for a few days. He has been
teaching at Oneida, Ky. and expects
to return here 10 school in the winter.
Mr.. William Shockley and family
and Mrs. S. +. Lucas enjoyed an
outing at Mallory Springs, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. Hickman are
expecting to return to their home at
Richmond. Ind, this week.
Miss Anna Roberts visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Jack Clark near Dayton,
Ohio. last week.
Mr.. d. N. Click has been spending
a few days visiting his sons at Station
Camp and Fox. He returned to Be-
rea Friday last and he reports that
the crops are looking much better
along the creeks and rivers.
Mr.. U. B. Roberts and family left
last Saturday for Wagner, Okla.
He wished to state that should ne be
owing any person here he would be
glad to have them present bill to Mr..
d. n. Welch, or correspond with him.
statesmen WANTED to look af-
ter our interests in Madison and ad-
jacent counties. Salary or Commits
sion. Address The Victor Oil Com
pany, Cleveland, o.
The citizen., 1913-09-04
UP-TO-DATE THEOLOGY AND
SOCIOLOGY

Booklets by Rev Geo. Candee. S03
Oakwood Ave. Toledo. o.
BAPTIZO Els Non-sectarian and
non immersion yet an immersionist
editor says Of It: "A discussion Of
baptism from sectarian point of
view beside this booklet would be a
mock orange compared with one Of
Porto Rico's sweetest and best" Is
cents.
BIBLE AND REASON VERSUS
RUSSELISM Pastor Russell's err
ror refuted Correct Bible teaching
Of the comings of Christ, of the
Resurrection and the Judgment. 10
cents
GOD. THE FATHER. son AND
HOLY SPIRIT The Trinity. three
different conceptions Of God-not
three Gods. cents
THE CHURCH AND SOCIALISM.
The Christian Socialist Fellowship
Christ's way TO cure social evils and
bring in the Kingdom. 2 cents, 20
cents dozen. All four booklets. %
cents. All postpaid.
The citizen., 1913-09-04
SLATE LICK NEWS

Slate Lick. Sept Mrs. Sam
Eden is very sick at this writing
Miss VI. II. Snyder is on the sick
list this week.
Mrs Squire Sanders and family
visited her mother. Mrs NJ. II. Sny-
der, last week.
Mrs Nettie Wyatt and little son
Herbert, are visiting her father this
week
Quite a number of friends and
neighbors gave Mr.. J. H. Preston a
surprise by calling on him an his
birthday, the 3Oth of Aug. All re-
port a good time.
Mrs. j S Rutherford of Richmond
was the guest Of her sister. Mrs. W.
ID. Parks a few days last week
Mrs. Tom Ballard of Kingston was
the guest of Mrs Emma Mccormick
last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Buck Johnson of
Whites Station visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Parks last week.
Mrs. W. D. Parks and Mrs. J. S.
Rutherford were the guests Of Mrs
VI. IL Snyder last Saturday.
Tom Mccormick is home for a few
days. He has been staying on Clear
Creek most all summer
Jack Harris returned home from
Hamilton. o., last week where he has
had employment.
The citizen., 1913-09-04
COLLEGE ITEMS

President Frost speaks today at
the Baptist Association which is be.
ing held near Big Stone Gap. Va
The Rev. Craft. who will preside will
introduce him
DIR. McAllister. the new Dean of
the Normal Department, arrived in
Berea. yesterday.
Miss Mary r. Welsh returned from
her vacation yesterday. She brings a
young man from Maine who will en-
ter the Collegiate Department the
coming year
Prof. Smith of Berea College has
been attending the Institute this
week. Mr.. Smith gave several very
fine lectures on health and sanitation
and prevention Of contagious diseases
His lecture Sunday evening on preven-
tion Of tuberculosis was the best lee
ture along this line ever delivered
here-Lcshc Banner.
Prof. II. +. Cromer. who sent the
glad tidings Of his marriage back TO
Berea soon after he left for vacation,
arrived in Berea last night.
Rev. c. S. knight is spending a
few days at home this week and rest
ing from his strenuous campaign Of
Extension work in Eastern counties.
Mr.. Geo Dick is at his post again
after short vacation.
Mr. W. h. Dawson returned, Sun
day, from visit with home folks at
Norfolk, Va.
Mr. John Branson has had very
pleasant vacation in Texas lie
taught in the Foundation School last
year but will enter as regular stu
dent in the Collegiate Department
this year
Mr.. Max Chambers writes that he
will attend the University of Okla
homa this year
Mr.. John 'Kilbourne Of Appalachia.
Va, a College student two years ago
will return TO Berea for another years
work.
Mrs. c. S. knight returned last
week from visit with friends and
relatives in New York.
DR.. and Mrs. Hubbard returned,
Saturday, from the West where they
have been spending the summer.
Mr. William Taylor spent a few
weeks with friends and relatives in
Knott County recently.
Mr. Dorrel Flint arrived in Berea,
Monday night.
Miss Corwin together with two
friends registered at Boone Tavern.
Saturday
Miss Clara DeBord of Pulaski
County was having some dental work
done in Berea last week.
Mr.. James Durham returned yester-
day from visit in Cincinnati, o. and
Dayton. Ky.
The citizen., 1913-09-04

Better furniture at WelChS (a')
Miss Mary Adams has gone to
Indiana to visit with relatives.
June Logsdon was a Berea visitor
Saturday and Sunday.
Charlie Adams visited with home
folks last week.
Mr.. G. NJ. Treadway and daughter,
Nettie, spent the day at S. P. Clark's,
Sunday.
Mrs. S. f. Welch and daughter, Hill
da, spent the day at Irvine Springs,
Sunday.
Miss Ida Parks is visiting with
home folks this week
Get that stove at Welchs (adl
Miss Marie Bower has returned
home after a very pleasant visit with
relatives in Cincinnati.
The Misses Lowen visited with
relatives at Brassfeld last week.
]. B. Richardson has gone to the
city to purchase his new fall goods.
Will Brannaman was in Richmond,
Sunday.
Mrs. John Muncy has been confined
to her home for some time with la
grippe.
Have you seen Welch's new Dry
Goods and Gents Furnishing Depart
ment? ,adl
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Logsdon are Wis
iting with friends and relatives at
Brassfeld this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bender and
children of Richmond were visiting at
the first of the week with Mr.. and
Mrs. T. J. Scrivner.
Mr.. Frank Vaughn of Corbin, who
was on his way to Cincinnati, visited
in town over Sunday with friends.
Mrs. Grace Lester Pow and chill
dren of Vanceburg arrived last week
for an extended visit with DR.. and
Mrs. Best and other friends.
Mr.. w. A. Adams and family have
moved into one of the vacant houses
on tenUer otreel.
Mrs. Tarlton Combs is visiting this
week with her son and daughter in
Ohio.
Us no odds what you want you
can find it at Welch's (aJ)
Mr.. j. l.. Ambrose who has been in
Dayton, o., for some time has return
ed home.
Rev. r. l.. Brandenburg. a former
pastor of the Berea Baptist church
who came to Berea last week to at
tend the Association at Kingston, fill
ed the pulpit at the Baptist church,
Sunday. and has been preaching every
evening of this week.
Mr.. Will Golden and family of Lex
ington are moving into the Green Hill
property on the east end of Center
Street.
The citizen., 1913-09-04
WEDDING BELLS

Berea's gardener took a vacation; I;
also he took unto himself wife which
proves that his head is level.
Mrs. Fletcher was Miss Lula Chap
man of Osseo, Minnesota. She was
educated at the Agriculture school of
Minnesota. They were married Aug.
2Sth at the First Baptist Church of
Minneapolis, the Rev. W. B. Riley
performing the ceremony, and return
ed to Berea Aug Both where they
received a hearty welcome.
The citizen., 1913-09-04
WATER FAMINE

Owing to great scarcity of water
We shall be- compelled to turn of
water from $3.50 pm. until 5 am.
No lawns must be sprinkled for
three weeks.
No water wasted by any of our
where such waste is con-
tinued, water will be shut of en-
tirely.
This same penalty will be applied
where others than subscribers are
being allowed water privileges.
BEREA COLLEGE.
The citizen., 1913-09-04
OFFICE HOURS

Monday, l:30-4:OO; Tuesday, 1880
ll:45 am. and l:30-5:00 pm;
Wednesday, S:30-l1:45 am. and
3:00-5 100 pm. After Wednesday Stu
dents go directly to Registrars Off
ce, No. Lincoln Hall.
Reception of Christian Societies
Chapel, Tuesday night, 6:30-8:00
Procession from Ladies Hall, Wednes-
day, 1880 am.
United Chapel Worship. Wednes.
day, 7:45 am.
The citizen., 1913-09-04
FOR SALE

One hundred and FIVE acres of land
on the waters of Red Lick, Madison
County, one mile east of Big Hill and
Kingston pike and known as the j.
W. Barclay farm. Two good orchards,
8 room house, good barn and plenty
of running spring water. For in
formation write to T. ]. Lake. Berea,
Ky. (ad)