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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-11
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bern fin Sbantaiiegebieloe.

ySSn oen 9tr9oncn boben mir Der.
iAieoene nIicrer Sfiisengrdben
porgeidoben mo oe1tti6e slngriffe
5iiriifgeidlInscn.
oasn Der 8egeno pom @arennes
1oben mir llnierc 8eiuirmc BON oen
lebten Sagen fonIoliOiert. Gie feino-
life 9lrtillerie nor Iebr t6tig, 6of
erlitten mir fcine @erlllItc. 9lebn-
lid oerbalt es iih ouf ben Soben
ser Wfoas. SIN g9aIoe Don sc
Bretre iesten mir 1nleren 8or-
marit tort mo entluideIten i'm.
aSiioli6 pom 3barn beIesten mir
Ole giienbabnltation BON 9lspad).
r9dngs oes iibrigen 5eiles Der
Sront III Ben Gogeien fanOeit Or
tileriefanlpfe itatt.
9onoon, II. 9e5. SSll Tetro.
grao miro llnoffi3iea 5ugegeben. oaB
Die oelltI6en Sruppen energil9
ourd YuIen ourdmarihieren rlto
nur nod fiinf3ebn 0feilen BON @ar-
ifau entfernt limo. Bic slrmee oes
Generals BON Madeu5en gebt alt-
genlheinlih rapid porludrts. pab'
reno nni90uenO bic beiOen anoeren
Irmeen, Die norolihe uno Die iiio-
li6e, MIR periig iSorii6ritte MAIDEN,
8etrograo iiebt idon Die WtogliA-
felt, oaB @orihau BON BEN 9eut-
I6en qenommen miro vno man inat
oes6alb bort, rpenn es fiir Die &iii.
len notipenoig per0en iolIte, Die
Staot aus itrategiihen @riinoen 5li
rGamen, 10 moge man Die @innabme
@ari6aus ourd Die 0euti9en niht
als tpi6tig nnieben.
aaiier gfifolaus lit pieOer an Der
SSront. @r lit na6 Sransfarfalien
gereiit, po Die ruiiii6en Sruppen
li9 beniiben, Die Eiirfen 5uriidalt-
orGnsen, nm &uBlnrlbs biitoriifes
3iel 5u errei6en uno Die ruiiii6e
alagge nnl 9osporits nuf5upflan-
5en. Gin tiirfiiter 8eri6t itellt
Icit, oaB elm Seriufy Der &lliien,
Sruppen on Ser &iiite oes S6War-
sen Meeres BEL 9atiim ar larloen,
nit i6peren @erluIten fir Die Gui.
fen 5uriifeei6lagen rpuroe.
9ertdlano lit itoI8 auf Die Sol
trlng ieiner &riegsihiffe in Der
Stunoe oes llnterganges. Sie beiit-
I6e 9l0niralitGt peilt oarauf bin,
oaB Die BON oen @riten I'M iiio.
otIuntiiden S5ean geIdlogenen
Sdiffe bier Wlonate auf bober See
paren, obne einen Safen jur gluf-
nabme bon Yropilionen uno fir He-
paraturen benuben dli fonnen.
3rosoem ieien iie INNER III Der
9age gefpelen, iid1 3oblen 5li be.
i6affen. Ter &reu5er DRESDEN, Der
ollein nod bon Ben fiinf Sdiffen
oes @ei6naoers iibrig gebIieben lit,
ioa in Der StraBe uon Qtagellan
unlItellt iein ltno man DeiB no1
ni6ts 9eltiu1nltes iiber iein S4if-
iaI.
0ds @efinoen oes aaiiers @tl-
helm bot lib naf ben lesten 0tel.
buneen aus Berlin beoeliteno ge-
beiIert.
lleber ben segenipGrtigen Stano
6es aonfIiftes in Sranfreih uno
9elgien peiB man MIR perlig, auber
eoB Die &dnpfe pieoer beftiger ge-
poroen iinb uno 0oB Die slIliierten
grobe, ipenn auh nidt nGber prG5i.
Iierte @orteile errltngen au baben
bebnupten.
Tie gSeiiSune I'M &riegsgIiid in
Serbien, po Die Oeiterreiher ,erit
fiir,li6 10 groBe 6ortidritte nnh-
ten. oaB Sas ierbiihe Seer nit Der
Iernidhing bebrobt mar, tit na9
9erihten aus 9tiih cine entidei-
oenoe. Sic Serben behaupten, bob
oieSeiterreiher ani Ser gon5en9inie
inn ungoroneten Riif5ug aneetreten
rnS mebr ols $4,000 Wonn on @e.
foraenen perloren hnben.
Sofio, fl. 9ea. Nad bier n.
oetrofferen perldblihen Ssnforrnn.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-11
@eiter iiber Die Wrelt=
&C geidoilen.
MagtOrena balt iid llid)t
an Sefcbl @ntier=
reg.
suci Spnmier nmf Sefebl GarransaS
in Sampieu bingerif]tet.
Snnhcs Slrtillcrie ma6e Hacp bente
eingetruffeu.
SefretGr Scs merifaniid)cn 9ipten
&ren5es in @era Grns in Sait.

y q llington, fl. Oe5. 9aut
belltigCu offi5iellen WiitteiIitngen
muroe Ser 9eiter Ser Scbuantepec.
@abn. elmer ergIii6en &orporation,
pon cincm Icfret oes Sen. Garronja
iii &enntnis 9ciebt, nona6 Die &on-
ititltionaliiten Die 9eitlrng Der @iien-
balm iibernon1rncn bdtten.
Or. 2Slllio &iQareal. @eneraliefre-
tar 0es merifaniiden &oten &relt6es,
murbe na d) ieiner slnflt1lft aus gu-
ropa IN @era @ru5 oerbaftet. Gos
Staotsbeportement bat @orIteIlitnee1l
in icinem SSntereiie erbe6en lalien.
9toco. Ari5, II. Se5. Gin III
pier slbteilitngen fabrenoer Sug nit
9un0es- -9lrtiIlerie aus or 9soSo lit
bier cingetroffcn. 9ie @efhiite ipur-
ocn in Osborne, 5rci NfciIcn oitiid,
pom bier, nbgeIaoen. Sie Sol0atclr
0e5 Generals $5ia uno @ouu. Wtnp-
torena, 0ic nm ben 8eiie BON Noco.
Sonora. iid)~ grgeiiIeitig befdnipfen.
maren i'm 9aufe ser perfIoiicnen
9tod)t beionoers riibrig. Maptoranos
2lrtiaerie nahm cine neue Stelllng
| iiiooltlid) bon 9eaco elm uno crofinctc
nor Sagesan6ru9 SSeuer allf Sic Scr
| i6anjungen @ia's. Wfebrere &C.
idlOiie boritcn auf Der amerifaniiden
Scitc Ser Gren5lirtie. Cine grobe
9ln3abl Giigeln bon beioen merifoni.
ihen eSaftionen fIogen nod Der ame-
rifauiidlcn Seite beriiber.
" q | f. binGton, II. 9es. Ser
propiioriid)c 9rdIioent 8utierres bot
0cll @onp. Maptorena. ben &onlman-
oanten ieiner Sriippen Dor Nnco, in-
| itrriert, Die Sperationen gGnsli6 sir
pernleioen, tpenn er iein sSeuer nidt
imcrhalb ser merifaniihen @ren3en
beihrdnfen Tonne. 60 meIbete belite
&oniul SiIliman ans ser Sto6t Wfe-
rico. Gutierrez SnItritftionen iino
5peifeIlos aitf Die gcitrigen Oringen.
Den &oritellimgen mts@aihington 3it.
riif3ufiibren.
y a I Bins q o II, H. 9e5. 3Dei
ipaniife l1ntertnnen, &icente Gioal
imo @bunr6o 9fniugal, ipurben aiii
! @efc1l bes Generals @nbnIlero, oes
Garran5a &onmatbonteit, in Som-
pico bingerihtet. Die ltrlahe ibrer
6inri9tung lit nidt befannt; GobaI-
Iero ieIblt bebauptet. nid)t Sit tpiiieil
lpesbalb er inItritiert ipor6en mar, Die
beioen Wdnitr eridieBen 81 laiien.
GicIc 9fad)riflt lit IN elmer Gepeide
ocs amerifanif6en 8i5e &oitiiils
Sbonlas 8. 9enun entbaIten. Gin
oritter iporii6er l1ntertan ion ith
lmtcr ibnIiden 9(rtflaeen i'm @ef6ns-
nis 6efin0en. Ser fponifde 8otidaf-
ter. $0crr 9iiano. ipro6 beiite bei Se-
fretGr @rpon Dor uno erbieIt Die Ser.
liderling, ooB man ii6 berr1iiben sper-
&c, oas 9eben oes hritten Spaniers,
ser Iib i'm @efdngniS befirloet, sit
rettcn. unh oob bereits ltnteriifitn.
gen einaelcitct ipuroen, INN oie
&riinoc Ser 6inridtiing Der 5ipei
Mnbren ga erfabren .
&cra GruS. Mer., II. TeS.
shomos @rnniff MitgIieo elmer
inohIhabenben merifanii9en SomiIie.
ipltrSe oes 9anbes peripieien, neil er
ser 6uerta &egierllng finoiBieIlc
uno poIitii6c SiIfe getpGbrt bottc.
gr befinbet ii6 jebt on goro Ocs ipa.
nii6en Gampiers 9feino Mario Ghri-
itina alf Der 6abrt roh Sauano.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-11
NatiDnalbnnb prDteftiert,
@esem @eriorsnmg Der Sllliierter
nit &riegsmnterinl ans Imerifn.

% a ibin 9 II, ii. 9e5. 9ll5
9lnipoIt bes Deutibamerifanii6en
3ationoIbunbes ilberrei6tc geitern
6. SSranf Carton bon Ybilaoelpbia
SefretGr 9rpan einen ifriftli9en
Nrrtelt gegen Die geriorgung Der
geeen Qeuti6lanb alliierten @i6dte
nit @affen iino Wtunition aus
s(merifa. SefretGr grpan iaate, er
iperbe 5nerit perfonIid) eine Inter.
iudune fiibren, ebe er entfdeioen
tpirb, Oh er eine l1nteriubung Der
acknowledgement oriorbnen ion.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-11
Ser etrtii in Colorado,
8pmnernemr bGlt Nbbernfnng aQer
8mnbestrnppen nmratiam.

@afbtngton II. De5. 8ra-
iibertt @iIion erbieIt beiite elm Sele-
grantm bes @euberneurs Mirmons
bon Colorado, fporin bieier iast, bob
er es nidt fir rGtIid balte, idon iest
idintIide 8unoestriippen nus ber
5treifaone a,iriid5ii5iebeii. Der Hrd.
iioettt piinidt bic @bberlfune Der
Srs>pet unb ipirb NIT benz @ouner-
neir soeiter in 8erbinbung bleibei1.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-11

- aurtert Cure Grfaltnne tn ei'
uem Sage - nebnit ein tiirtilo}es
Sao I'M Oriental Sotel- (1na.J
fr.io.bu
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-11
Serliner mllD Nariicr Sc,
ricbtc itinlntem Diesbc>
5ilglicb iibercil1.

tionet ma6t elm 9ei6luaoer iapa.
nii6er &riegsidifffe Sogo arf ben
in einen &reit5er umgeDanOelten
oeiiti6en 9anlpfer 8rir5 @itel
6rieori9 al1f Der Sobe Der 4iiite
Gbiles.
Ser 9umpfer gebort Dem gforo-
0eittiden 9lopb. SaIS nod sllis-
bru6 oes &riegeS NOR er nit @e.
ldiieen perieben unb in eiilen
SiIfsfreu5er umgepanbelt por0en.
&iir5li6 mar or auf Der Sobe ser
&iiite Gbiles tatig ilno eine ieiner
beoeiltenoIten Saten mar, baB er an
lang Se5cmber ouf ser Sobe BON
Sort Ghorral. Chile, Den britiiben
3ampler Gbarcns in @runo bobrte.
Stodbolm, iiber 9onoOn, H.
0es. Gas auspartige 9lmt bat cine
ltnteriu6un9 eingeIeitet iiber oas
9esen bon Minen, Die Der Sdiifabrt
6ieies 9onoes groben Sdaben berei-
tet baben. Der Sfpef Der Inter
iil6ung lit Dor aIIem Der, feItsititel-
len, BON melher Station ,inb in mel
der Ibiift Die Minen gelegt NOR
oen fiiio.
1as Wlinenlegen bat bier nieI
glufregline erregt unb Die Sreiie
agitiert iebr beftie basegen. Ginige
glGtter erfl6ren, baB Die Minen bon
BEN 0eiltiden gelegt murOen uno
oaB 9euti6lunb 5ur Sdaoenerias-
leiItitng berange5ogen meroen ioll.
9pmbun II. Se5. Die britt
idJr IbntiraIitdt perbGlt iid) idipei'
genb inbesng amf bic Ielbmns, DAT
Ie6s beirti ihe 1tmterieebupte einen
Streifsns sesen 9Oper amsfiibren
iuollten, babel entbeft mnb beidJpiien
iumroem mno baf slpei pber brei Der
ltmterieebuote ianfen. 9as Enbli'
fam lit sencigt ansnnebmem, Sah es
iid nmr nm bic Bbantaiiem eines
iibereifrigem 3eit,rngs &urreippn-
benton banole.
8etrograb, If. Seq. lteber
2onbon. Senrpf Genfierpic5, Ser.
faiier BON ,G1to 8aois" uno Sis'
baber beg 9eobelpreiies fir Sitera'
tur BON 1905, ipurbe bette gum
GbrennlitgIieb Der Rufiiiden slfaoe-
mie ser @iiienidaften ertpablt. Die
8olen linb iebr erfreut oarilber,
neil cine iol9e @bre in &nBlano
einem 9Solen nod ME errpielen NOR
oei1 mar.
Berlin, II. 9e5. lleber Die
Seeihladt bel ben 6alflano-Snieln
tpi,r6e beute cine balboffi5ielle Wtit-
teilllna auseegeben, iporin 1trtter nrt'
oerem geiagt piro: gta6oem naS
oeutfhe @ei6lpaber auf Der Sobe
BON Goronel, Chile, oas britii9e
@eIhtpaoer unter 9lbmiral @rao'
bod beiiegt botte, lief es ben 6aIetl
BON Santioeo oe Gbile an, perlleB
i'm oter nod Dor g(blauf bon "a
Stilnben. @obin es fubr, ipuroe
nift befanrt. SSSrl5tuiiden mar. mle
britiIhe engliIfe glGtter meloeten,
elm iebr groBes 8eidtpooer. 5uiai1l..
menaeiest aus @riegsi6iffen mtt
itarfer geitiiduna uno groBer
Gd,neaigfeit, obgei4idt mnroe,t I'm
oas beutihe @eidrpaoer au iuAen u.
III pernihten. gs par flor, SuB ltb
einem iolden @erfolger gegettllber
oas oeutihe @eidDaoer nt6t baltell
fonnte. gs fam uns aber nit
stoIs eriiillert, boB oieies @ei9tpa'
Der bier N9onate auf bober gee
bIieb nnS ii9 nit @ropiant mr1o
9ohlen perIoreen fonnte, obne oaall
einen Safen oIs @uiis 5u beitsen,
unb baB es iogor nod oent Setnoe
arosen Sd,aSen aufiisen fonnte.
Die gso6ridt, bab orid bic gsilrn-
bera in @riino gebobrt moroen lel,
mar oifenbur in Berlin nod nldt
befarnt, ols 6ieie balbotft5leile Vtn'
tefllna auseegeben mnroe.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-11

: 9as Tlinoamert Der engliifen
Stootsfunit bot BON ieber barin be-
Itonoen, onbere @olfer 5u touid)cn
iiber oas, mos ibr 8orteiI lit.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-11

= geIgien nanrte fi9 NIT Stol3
bic sSiliale SSronfreidls; es miro oies
fiinftig in Die Nieoerlage Granfreid)s
peroeutihen fonner-
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-14
BACK FOR WESTERLY VISIT
Edward Doyle of Chelsea, Mass Notes Changes After Near ly 60 Yeas Will Call Upon Norwich Acquaintances Stone Mill 100 Years Old Attempted Holdup at As1s- wsy-Wateh IiiH Fire District Meeting

Edward Doyle, of Chelsea, Mass. who, with his Pareats came to Wes- tsrIy from Ireland in June, 1888. is here on a brief visit and calling on the very few with whom he was ac- Among them is Prank Underwood who recently retired from the news paper business in Quincy, H., and re- turf1ed to Westerly Two months af- ter MT. Doyle came to Westerly he was enployed with his father near the North quarry. On returning to their home in Westerly, and while walking on the railroad track, both WerS injured in d railroad accident. The father in getting out of the way of an approaching locomotive. sIum- bted against the rail and fell His knee cap was broken by contact with 4 surveyors stub and he was lame the balance of his fife Edward was struck a glancfng blow in the back and thrown into a swamp, but es- caped serious injury
 From Westerly the Doyle family went to Norwich. to Quincy and Uxbrfdge and located in Chelsea, Mass, in 1865, and Edward Doyle and family have re- n1ained there ever since. MT. and Mrs. Doyle have reared a family of six, four girls and two boys and each has been given college education.
 Mir Doyle learned the stone cutters trade in Quincy, Mass, and was se- lected as foreman. When the stone yard was instituted at the penal in ssitnfion on Deer Island, Mir. Doyle was engaged to take direct charge and there he remained for 25 years and gradually increased the value of the stone department until it became one of the best paying in the state institution. Mfr. Doyle said it was an uphill job and that he had ob- staclss to overcome that do not pre- vail outside Of penal institutions. He says that the prisoners give well of their strength in handling stone, but that they will not give their fnteTi- gence, and that intelligence is re- quired even in cutting paving blocks. tend with incompetent assistant fore men. which caused him more trouble than did the large body of prisoners. Tn addition to other work accom- plished during his administration was the cutting of ITS miles of curbing for the city of Boston
 Mir. Doyle is in his seventy-seventfl year, but as active as the average man at fifty. He attributes his good health to total abstinence from strong drink and the constitution inherited from healthy parents.
 MT. Doyle worked for a time for Oliver C. Buddington of Norwich and will call and see the son of his old xnpioyer before returning to Chel- Sea Mir. Doyle recalled that at that time his pay was $s month and paid In eggs, fowl and produce The elder Buddington subsequently established
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-14
Local Laconios.

| Richard Smith of Pleasant View has
 named his cottage the Bonna Dhu.
 Miss Margaret Buffum is visitins 1 Mass.
 pr. Joseph Higgins. of Manchester Conn, is visiting his parents Mir and 1 Mrs. Michael Higgins, in West Broad 1 street.
 Miss Irene Lake of Boston. who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs Ed : l win Chester of Lower Pawcatuck. re- turned home on Monday. The committee on Stonington bat 1 tie centennial observance has received favorable responses from all churches in the town, including St. Michaefs, Hawcatuek, requesting that patriotic | sermons be delivered on Sunday, Au- gust g.
 Associate Justice Horace Harmon Luston. who died suddenly, Sunday, at Atlantic City. of heart failure su- perinduced by cardiac asthma. spent last summer at Watch Hill. occupy ing the Maxso1, cottage in Sunset avenue.
 William H. Holmes, superintendent Of schools at Mt. Vernon, N. Y. who formerly was of westerly. arrived here
 Saturday and left Monday with Mrs. Holmes and their son for Pamaquat
 beach, Maine. where they will spend the vacation period. Miss Florence Ellis of Westerly has been added to the office force of the American Thermos company, at Nor wich. Miss Ellis has just coinpietad course in stenography at the Nor wich Commercial school and has won several special certificates from type
 writer firms.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-14
Is Their Master.

The Democrats in Congress have agreed to carry out the Wilson busi- ness-harrying program. and there will be no adjournment until his sweet will is worked out. To sheoI with the bus mess interests of the country that a pegging to be let alone.-Los Angeles Times.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-14
Patriots in Compress.

The presidents idea of a twentieth century patriot is a man who will stay in Washington, like himself. to secure the enactment of a code of antitrust legislation against which the business men of the nation are rebeliing And they have troubles enought now!- Boston Herald.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-14
Invasion of Woodchucks.

All of the local woodchucks are entertaining out of town relatives. to whom they are serving bean dinners garnished with lettuce, etc
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-14
PLAINFIELD
Daughters of the Late Daniel Greene Come from Ohio for Visit-Horses Iii- Treated


 Mrs. Ellen Brown and Mrs. H. Jee Williams of Ohio are visiting rela- tives here. They are daughters Of the late Daniel Greene of Ohio, who spent his boyhood on the old Greene farm at Flat Rock. It is Mrs. Brown's $ first visit east. They visited rela- lives in Willimantic and Charlton. Mass. before coming here and have since taken a trip to Norwich to visit Mrs. Dorah Greene McDougall. an au- tomobile trip to Ekonk. through Fla; Rock to visit the boyhood home their father, and carriage drives [ other points of interest. They hay visited their aunt, Mrs. L. B. Greene their cousins, Miss Ellen B Lyme Frank B. and Miss Carrie Greene, Tur- ner E. Greene and family, Mrs. w Babeock. Miss Sarah Spalding anf Mrs. Ruth E. B. Devolve and on theii way home will visit with relatives i Pennsylvania
 . Sunday was an intensely hot da . here.
 Guests from Boston.
 Ebert R. H. Gardiner of Rostoi who has been spending a week Ekonk with his grandmother. Mrs. F. Colburn, was caller at Nillial H. Deyolve's Saturday and Sundas His sister. Miss Ella Gardner. als- visited at Ekonk over Saturday night He returned to Boston Sunday night
 There was a great ball game on tn Plaintield grounds Saturday afternoon. Sunday the Plainfield club defeated the Taftville boys.
 Gases for Humane Society.
 Several terribly lame horses are be ing driven and ridden on the streets in cruel manner. Some small boys
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-14

rode a horse so lame 1t could scarce
 ly step, through Academy and Plain field and a part of Main street Satur-
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-14

Plainvilie.--A large number of Meth odisfs will attend the Plainvilie camp nesting ChautauquA assembly, July B to 21.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-14

At the annual meeting of the Watch Hai Fire district. held Monday at the Pnmpton house. the officers were re- elected and John Frank Champlin was elected on the park commission for a term of five years. The treasurer's s report showed a balance on hand of sI,731.53. The expenses for the year were S8, .6S and the receipts $1G.- 072.21. An appropriati of $500 was made for the upkeep of the district It was voted to purchase a motor driven fire apparatus at cost not to exceed S1,500. Walter Nash, Edmund
 York and Davis Anderson were ap- pointed committee to purchase the apparatus
 The harbor committee reported that instead of thirty rocks being removed as originally planned 30 had been re- moved, and within the appropriatiou
 Town Solicitor Harry B. Agard as representing the town of Westerly spoke of the necessity of public toilets at Watch Hill and suggested the ap- pofntment of a committee to confer and act with a committee of the Wes- terly town council Horace Burdick said that the only available site on the property of the fire district was Tn the rear of the Mastuxet market Several sites were suggested and Mir. Agard said that any site would be &C., ceptable to the town of Westerly and that there was demand for public toi- lets. George A. Pope Park Painter and Daniel Larkin were appointed as the conference committee.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-14

a coach line between Westerly and Ashaway and in passing through Pot ter Hill it was his custom 10 sing the Star Spangled Banner and to add,
 but no darkfes need apply
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-14
Guests from Boston.
Gases for Humane Society.

Several terribly lame horses are be ing driven and ridden on the streets in a cruel manner. Some small boys
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-10-03
SUNDAY SERVICES


NEW PARIS. O.. Oct. s.-servicea
in New Paris churches Sunday will be
as follows:
st. Johns Cathoiic-Rev. Father 10
seph Hyland, pastor. Morning service
at s.
Christian-Rev. H. R. Bixel, pastor
Bible school at $50. w. p. Mills. su.
perintendent. Morning service at
10: 80. preaching by pastor. Theme,
THE Growth of the Christian" Y. P.
S. c. e. at $3.50. Eevening service at
1880. preaching by the pastor. Theme.
Consistency"
Presbyterian-Sunda school at
9:15, Arch r. Raney, superintendent
At 1880 the peace service will be held
addressed by Prof. Allen B. Hole OF
Earlham college. The meeting is pub.
lie and all are welcome.
Methodist-Rev. e. Kneisley, pastor
Sunday school at 9:15. Preaching at
1O:30 by pastor. Theme, The Leak.
age of Power" Epworth League at
GAS, leader, Ebert Bragg
Wesleyan M. E.-Sunday school at
$50 D. M
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-10-03

Street ON Tuesday afternoon. Presi-
dents Day will be observed and the
installation of the new officers will be
the principal feature of the program.
Following the necessary business ses-
sion attending the beginning of a new
year, picnic supper will be served
The next meeting of the Club will be
on October goth and the hostess will
be Mrs. A. B. Price of North Eleventh
street.
Among the many social affairs al
ready planned for the celebration of
Halloween is a masquerade to be CIV
en- by the Eastern Star for the men,
bers and families of this organization.
The date will be announced within q
few days.
A wedding of much interest to many
people in this city took place in La
Porte on Thursday evening, the prin-
cipals being Miss Marjorie Mann of
LaPOrte and Emory Milton Thomas,
formerly of this city. The ceremony
was performed at the home of the
brides father, Frank c. Mann, in the
presence of about IS guests. The
bride was attended by her sister,
Miss Ruth Mann, and the groom's at
tendant was Mr.. Rush Bowman, also a
former resident of this city. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas left Thursday evening
for short trip, after which they will
be at home to their friends at 1902
Michigan avenue, LaPorte Misses
Mary Thomas and Ruth Friedgen of
this city were among the guests at
the wedding. Mr. Thomas is a mem
Der of the accountant staff of M.
Rumely company and is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Thomas of North
Nineteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Lamson of the
Wayne apartments, entertained at din
ner last night, honoring Miss Sarah
Helbert of Cincinnati, who gave sew
eral lectures in the city yesterday The
table was artistically arranged with
red and green as the prevailing colors
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. H. N
Personnel, Mrs. A. w. Roach, Misses
Ruth and Mary Peltz and Miss Flor
ence Benner
Mr.. and Mrs. James Unthank of
kinsey street, are entertaining their
daughter, Mrs. DR.. Shrieves of Sioux
City, Iowa.
The members of the Eastern Star
will give a social at their rooms in
the Masonic temple this evening. The
evening will be spent at cards and
dancing and refreshments will be
served.
Mrs. George Dilks was hostess for
the meeting of the Coterie club Thurs
day afternoon at her home on South
Thirteenth street. The afternoon was