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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-07

BRINK BARS PROMOTION.
Carnegie Steers President Promui'
rafeS a SMecpting Order.

gates u CWSIpN1ik OsW~ss
GREENViLLE, PA, April Ga
new rule has been promulgated by the
carnegie Steel company to the effect
that employees who are addicted to
the use OF liquor cannot expect pro-
motion In the future. A notice was
nnstcd in the Greenville mile today,
which becomes effective at once. The
,au, rule, signed by President a. G.
ninkey. is one of the most sweeping
ever inaugurated by a manufacturing
concern in this valley. ana reads a.
~ The employees Of the Carnegie
c,aoi company: Hereafter all promo
.,ans ~ any character whatever will
hs s made from the ranks 81 those s.., who 10
~ Wind. and are known to be alb
- sns or teetolcrs. In all the mean.
s.aau .s,,st these words inplE Fofanaer
ink NJ various departments are in
,.,. wv 70 rigidly snSorce this xtals.
X III
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-07
Caranza Only Figurehead in
Mexican Revolution Subor-
dinates Garry Out Their Own
Designs.
Pursuit Of Army
Practically Stops
Two Leaders to Meet at Chi
huahua Big Celebration
Battle Expected at San Pc
dro Will Be Warm.

Eli PASO TEXAS, April 6.---Gen-
eral expulsion of Spaniards from ali
territory held by the Mexican rebels
is to take place. Whether General
Carranza is a silent partner TO the
expulsion or has ordered 1t, is not
known, but in Juarez il was said to-
day that he knew nothing of Villas
order TO the Spaniards to leave Tor
reon. Shortly after this denial had
been made. General Eulalio Gutierrez.
commanding the rebel forces in san
Luis Potosi, made the deClara ton that
he had ordered all the Spaniards ex
PEELED from his territory. Guietterez
has been in Juarez since Saturday
night and he has been in consulta
ton with CarranZa, General Panfiio
Nateras. commanding the rebel forces
in Zacatecas. made statement sim
liar to that Of General Guietterez. He
has also been in consultation with
Carranza for two days past. There
is reason, therefore, to credit the
order Of expulsion 10 the supreme
chief" or at least TO credit him with
acauiescing,
The explosions are being made un-
der section 80 of the Mexican coussi-
tuition. which permits "pernicious
foreigners" To be deported from the
country. Huerta has been using this
section 10 rid himself of troublesome
newspaper men. and others. 50 the
rebels have decided To use 1t for the
expulsion Of the Epausards.
Each time band of Spaniards
is expei He'd, il is announced that when
they prove their innocence they may
return. but with their cases resting
in the hands of those who expelled
them. the Spaniards realize the slim
,.t,. Ear yaSraSs
Carranxa Not Guilty.
That the expulsion order has not
originated with Carranza, but has only
been concurred by him. is generally
accepted. because in Sonora and Goa
hula where Carran2a' s forces have
been in charge for months. no such
action has been taken. To observers
IF the course Of the revolution, this
is taken as an indication that Car
rama, as the head of the revolt, is
merely a fgure-head accepting the
acts OF his supposed subordinates, and
condoning them because he cannot
help himself
Villa has not consulted Carranza in
one thing since "the supreme chief
came to .Iuarez. so far as is known.
Announcement was made in Juarez
today that Andres Farias has been
named presidents municipal or
mayor of Torreon At Carranza S
headquarters il was vehemently as
serted that this appointment was
made by Villa after telegraphic cor
respondence with Carranza. and that.
on the invitation of villa, Carranza
has dispatched Jesus Acuna, OF the
consti,utionalist interior department,
to Torreon to consult with Villa over
the filling of minor Offices in Torreon.
and in the state Of Coahutia generally.
as 1t falls into the hands OF Villas
army.
Fartas Was Witness.
Tt is most significant that Farias,
the new Torreon mayor, is the man
whose testimony has very largely
swayed the CarranZa committee prob
ing the Benton affair in its report
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-07
NATIONAL HEAD OF
v. c. 7. j. M0URNEO.
RICHMOND WHITE RIBBONERS
TO ACT IN DEATH OF Mrs.
STEVENS.

News of the death of Mrs. Lillian
NJ. n Stevens national president OK
the W. c. r L., which occurred yes
terday morning at Portland. Me. re-
ceived here yesterday, occasioned deep
sorrow in the ranks of the white rib-
boners of Richmond. kilograms OF
-rnpathy were sent to Portland. ana
a meeting of the Richmond and Han
over BiCounty unions were called Tor
tomorrow. that appropriate acuon
may be taken.
Mrs Stevens, who had on two oc-
casions visited Richmond, had many
friends here among the members or
the ". {. TIL, the Anti-Saleon
league, and the church people,
The following kilograms was sent
Mrs. Stevens daughter, and also the
national vice president, last night by
the Richmond w. c. T. q.
Heartfelt sympathy with the be-
reaved family. The world Is better
dear departed chief, who has Just
hidden us good night Her life slim
rlates to greater bravery, and bright
or hopes" ..e
Feeling Tribute Paid.
Mrs. w. NJ. Bickers. the president OF
the Richmond w. c. t. u, on hear
ing of her death. paid tribute to Mira
Stevens, as follows;
The White Ribbon heart OF the
world bows at the bier of the depa: ted
chief tonight The mantle of Amer
ica's uncrowned queen fell on worthy
shoulders, and Lillian Nj. N. Stevens
fulfilled her high mission with splen-
did loyalty and efficiency. Through
her superb leadership the white ribs
bon battle line has been farther. flung,
and to her unfailing and intelligent
efforts is largely due the ever-incrcas-
ing onward sweep OF the principles Of
total abstience and legal prohibition.
This royal soul was called up higher
from the heat Of battle. but Of her u
will be truly said that though dead
she yet speaketh.' The influence she
set in motion will live on and or In
power. and in every
the temperance forces achieve,
she will be a sharer.
play no funeral dirgesl Our be-
loved chief has just gone home. She
fought a good fight. kept the faith
and has received crown OF re-
joicing.
God buries his workmen and car
RES on their work. We drop tear
at this royal bier. bid an Affections
ate good night to our home-gonc sis
ter, and close up ranks and forward
with resignation, faith and courage!"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-07
ReyiyaIs at I1ynchburg.

LYNCHBURG. VA. April G.
Charles r. Drum will conduct series
OF meetings here April 7th to 18th
under the auspices of the Young Mems
Christian association. The campaign
will close next Sunday with a meet
ing for men and boys at the City au-
ditorium.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-07

WARSAW, VA. April 6.--Sunny-
side. near Hague. Va. tho home OF
the late Judge r. II, Beale. was burn-
ed saturday. The. fre originated In
es III los !. s about a 81 soe Da -.
italy Insure Al '..ss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-07
Consul It Hanover.

WINCHESTER. VA. April g.
Robert L. Gray. Jr., Of Winchester
has been appointed by President Will
son as consul at Hanover. Germany.
his work. He Is graduate OF the
University Of Virginia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-07
Rhndes Casn Cnntinued.

sThe case against o. l.. Rhodes and
his wife, who were charged on war
rent with creating disturbance at
.44e Cfrafiin street. WAS yesterday .ron~
ytinued by Judge Crutchfield until April
10th.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-07
COMPARISON and Contrast

the
enforced
the injustice of saloons being the
although its logic would the GREATER
THE LICENSED SALOON that district!
LICENSED SALOON is "the lesser evil why eim
coored dstrc And if the law enforced
with the district
the law be sewhere7
IN THE MEANTIME THE TIMES DISPATCH IS FIGHT
THE EFFORTS AROUSED PEOPLE OF VIR
PASS PROHIBITION LAW FOR THE WELFARE
WHITE AND COLORED WET AND DRY
A ADVERTISES LIQUOR IN ITS COLUMNS!
VIRGINIAN WILL NOT ONLY SEEK THE ENFORCEMENT
OF THE LAW WHEN PASSED, BUT HAS FAITH IN THE Eff
THE SEEKING TO AID IN MAKING THE
LAw-AND CARRIES NO LIQUOR ADVERTISEMENTS!
THE v1RaIN1ANs soLIc1rUDE IS WITHOUT sTRINGs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-07
Iartas WAS Witncss.

Tt is most significant that Farias,
the new Torreon mayor, Is the man
whose testimony has very largely
swayed the Carranza committee prob
ing the Benton affair. in its report
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CONTINUED on Second Passo
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-07

Continued on Second page.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-30
Siinf SdlalipielpIate seOffnet.

iSiinf SpielplGse, bic ii6 Bel 6f.
6ffentlidlen Sbulen beiinben, iino Sc.
fern ireigeseben porSen. Die GroiI.
itiing BON oreien ipurbe bur6 oiferit.
Iide Subitripticnen ermogliht nno
6ic anoern beioen iperSen in gerbin.
Si,ns nit oen Serienifiilen seleitct.
Die GcrieniduIen imb SpieIpIise
beiiliSen iid IN Der nlten Snsbes
Sodid)ule an Der @eit sSiiniten, nate
Mounb Strabe, ioipie in Der Maib.
biiril Sdule an Clinton uno 2inil
StraBe. Die anoern SpielpIGee be.
iinoen iif bel Scr Sberman S6llle,
Der Spler Shule uno Der 20. III.
itritfidule. Sails es Dem giirger.
Hpmmittee seIinat, nod mebr @elber
alliiiltreiben, ircrben and nod mebr
GpieIpldBe eroiinct pcrSen. Gie gc.
aniteH oieieS 9iirserfommittees iino
GtaDfidaBmeiiter Siidlaro @itt aIs
woriiter. georae Shott ais Sefretdr
nno Sta6tauoitor Billiam 2eirnanr,
Gdasmeiiter.
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Mberntalige 7pnferens
gsbnfs geeaSisnns Oes 3immer'
leute.Streifs anberanmt.

!SeiIte ioa abermals Elm 9erIud5 qe.
inddt tuerbsn, ben Streit Der 3tm.
merIeute, Der i9on felt 5fpei Wepnaten
i'm Oange III. gu beenben unb iit 5u
biefem 3peds cine &onfer.na afpif6en
ben @olsuss 4usidiifIen Der 8aus
meiiters unb 3immermeifer 2tHos
ciationen, iopie bem Oiitritt Goun=
cit Der BROTHERHOOD of Carpenters
anberaumt iporben. Die lebtere
ROrperfdaft iibermittslte seitern ben
teiben Iusihiiiien einen 8.ribt iiber
-ibre SiBuns Dor oebn 5assn unb fo[l
barin um cine nodmdlise aonferen5
srfuht babeu. Die Qrbeitsebsr be-
ipiaigten cine iolte in ibrer seitrisen
Sibuns unb luben bas Streit.Goms
mittee Der grotb.rboob Elm, beute
8ormittas I'M II nbr nit linen 3us
iammenSutommen. GbsnIo purbe ges
fern beridtst bab Der Streit Der 3im.
inerleut, in 2erinston, ar., su Gnbe
sefiibrt ipurbe unb bic Qeute unter benz
open fbDp" arrangement pieber
5ur 4rbeit auriidgelebrt jtisn.
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G6renmebaiQen.

Bier 0dtglieoer Der 6euerlpeGr,
bic il Der glusiibung ibres geriti5
ibr 2cbcn risftrt baben, tpur6en ge.
itern fir ibren Seloenmutb burt
8erleibung Der BON sSrau 9otp ge.
itiiteten MlcoaiQen Die Die Ohio SUI
mauc Socictp 81 nergeben bot, aus.
ge5eihnet. 5euerlpebrfei 9unfer
iiberreifte Die @bren5eifen ben fol.
9elrben W2dnnern: aapt. 8iaiunr
@eiielmann BON Der 2eiter &omp. q;
Simotbp Mllrpbp, Sabrer beS Sei-
terlpagens Der 8. 4omp.; Charles
&innep, G6laildfiibrer Der Sprisen-
Sonny. %; rnO 3bomas 5iiber,
S6Iaudnann Der aonp. II.
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Mas benz Msaaisi$algeridbt

gu 80 9agen 9tr6sits6aus uno ben
Soften ipuroe Der Reser peter 5inSs
Ian uerurtbeilt, Der sinem aetpiTsn
peter Sanbp. fpabrsnb bieier i'm fss
item S4lafe lag. bic Sdube BON bei.
Gtiben geitoblen bate.
Gin groBes aontinaent iie[lten aes
itern I'M Wtuni5ipaIssribt bic 9ano.
itrei6er. bic pesen getteIns aufgearif.
fen iporbeu iparsn. Sic puroen II
ben meiiten Jdllen nit elmer @erpars
nung entlafen unb einise erbislten
iuspenbirte Strafen, ba iie periprcs
den, ben Staub. gineinnatis BON ibren
JiBen itiitteln gu ipoqen.
sSn bsm iralle asgen Trant 0uttsh.
bofer, ben Gisentbiimer Ger Gosmo.
poIitan 6alle. Der anseflast lit, Spis
riiuoien obne 9icena bertauft su 6as
ben, ipirb Ri9ter Bel beute feline
gntideibuna abseben.
Der Gdanttpirtb Sbpmas ssurIons,
Ter bei9ulbist mar, na6 Mitterna@t
aeiitia. @etrdRte pertduft au baben,
ipurbe freiseIpro6sn, bingesen puree
Sinnis Mpore. Der ebenfaIIs Der Ger-
lsBuna bes 2isensssisbes ansetlast
itanb, au 5000 unb, ben Roiten Der.
urtbcilt
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Wie betannt, bat bic bsutI6e Ban.
tslmann 2oge an ber Clifton Qpenue
iton Dor mebreren Sabren elm
@runoitiid setaufi, Inn auf bemiel<
ben cine eiseue 2ogenbaae gu erri6.
ten. Oas padtre9t lduft nit Dem
beutisen Gage al unb nit benz 5ems
pelbau ipiro nun pbne GGumen bprz
ansesansen. gereits am 0onneritas
Worsen ioll Der crit. Spatsniti9 err
foIgen. Mie Der 2eier aus Der Qbs
bilouns an anoerer Steae fiebt, bans
belt es ii4 I'm Elm ib0nss itattIifes
@e6Gube, UNI elm prddtiges Seim uns
ierer beutffeH Sreimaurerlose, bas
slet93eitig cine ar4itettonii6e 3ierbe
iein unb barmoniib in ben Rabmen
feiner llmge6uns bineinpaifen ipirb.
Der 9au tpirb ettpa $4,000 toiten
unb DON oieier Summe iinb etipa
$4,000 se5ei6net. Sas 8auaaom.
mittee, ipeIfes ippeit ale prGliminaz
rien kiorst bat, tpirb aud ben 9au
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Die Menmeu in Satpnia.

Die seitrisen Rennen 6attsn folgsns
bes Rsiultat:
Cries Rennen -8Drie 5000,
Maibsus, Colts unb @eloins, 5tpeis
idbriss; 5a Surlouss: Sprubsl, 103
Wsplon). critics; 9unbrsarb, 103
(gonollp, 5ipsites; ct. GburItote,
106 (asosb), orittss. 3sit: LOS 1s5.
So Wlutuels bs3ablt: Sprubel,
Straight 81, g}Iaee $4.1o, ShOp
$3.1O; 9unbrearp, pIacs $4.90, ,SbOp
$3.50; ct. gbarleote, SbOtb $3.50.
3neites ReHnen - 9Orie
5000; 6 5urlonss: Con, 103 WeplOn)
seponnen; 9raDolara. 102 Connolly
5tpeiies; 2ouiie paul, 103 (Wot),
briites. 3eit: 1.12 3s5.
So Mutuels bs3ablt: gob, Straight
$11, place $500, Sbofp $4.30; Sapos
lara. plats $17.30, Gbop $3.50;
2ouiis paul, Sbop $3.50.
Orittes Rennen - gOrIe
$500; apsijdbrise; 5AGurIouss:: Mas
labar, 105 (5aplOr), seponnen; ainz
ba papne, 112 Connolly, 5tpeites;
9lItausr 1o3. (0iihmon). orittss.
3eit: LOT.
So Tautuels bsaablt: Walabar,
Straight $1S, pluee 81, Sbop $3.50;
2inba papne, plaee $40, SboD
SOS 9(ltdnet Gbop S4.20,
Diertes Rennen Y0rIe
$780,. pisrjdbrise unb dltsrs; / 1.16
Weile: Ssnnis Gebbes, 106 NarroD,
seiponnsn; z. M. 9rsen, 1o3 Mott),
aipeiies; georss GtoQ, 104 (SapIor),
brittss. 3sit: LAS 4s5.
So Mutusls beSablt: Ssnnp Geobes,
Straight SO, place$2.90. Sbop$2.40;
3. Ul. 9resn. place $4.30. Sbop
$3.50; George Stol, Sbop $3.50.
Sunftes Rennen 8DrIe
5000; brsiidbriss; l Wlsils 70 yarbs:
Gbarmeuis, 102 CMott), critics; gant
8il. 105 (garroll), slpeites; 2ittI.
Bean, 112 (OberD, briites. 3sit;
LA ls0.
So WutueIs beaablt: gbdrmsuie,
Straight $9.40, pIace $3.50, Sbon
$3.50; 8ant Bill, plaee $3.50, Sbop
$6.40; aittle gsan, Sboip $7.4O.
: Se4ites Rennen g1rie
$500; bieriabriss unb dIiere; i 1.16
WleiIs: ainsling, 80 (Mott), eritss;
6. $. abair, 100 (gOnnoIep), aipsiiss;
GslloDwan 107 (Sberi), brittss.
3sit: Las AS.
So Mituels beSablt: &ingIing,
Straight $3.50, plaes 1910, Sbpfp
S2.70; 6. 8. 4bair, plats $3.50,
Sbotp 81; S.IIoipman, Sbop $3.50.
syiir bic beutisen Rennen iinb fol.
senbe pferbe anaemeIbet:
grifes RsnueH - Moibsns; aipeis
idbrige 8 0urIonss: aabp popsrs
ITO. prunsIIa 11o. Rsbseea mloits
j.
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gOlisp guOe ansae6oben.

2sutnant 2ope uno G.rseani Wso.
riaftip bonn Dttettipbursau iboben qe.
fern I'M 8auis 90. 1920 plum Sir.
eirr policp 9ube aus unb seririims
merten bds geIammts in benz beirefs
feHben 3immer bsfinbli6e Tlateriul,
ipdbrenb Der aussnidxinlifx 6aIter
Der gube. gusuit plaspotI, unttr Der
QIntIaae Elm Gliidsfpiel 3u betreibsn,
IN Daft genommen tpurbe. gluberbem
fieI ben 8eamien aud elm gleaer ylas
mems Sobn 9,nrp in bic 5dn6e, Der
gerdbe iid Elm Coos eriteb<n iuolIte.
Cine Garbise. oie iid in benz aoiaI
,befano unb bereits Sebn Gents duf
btm Sifd tss 6duies fiir Elm Zoos
bsponirt bate, ersriff, ols he btr Dss
dni!sn anii4iis ipurbs, bic iylu1t unb
Is ssIans ibr aud su sntlpifHsn.
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perionalsN ptisez.

prpf. aouis 8ietor Sdar
pom bieiissn college Of Niuiic fdbrt
am Samitag nit bem Sampfer. .&rons
prin5eFin Gecilis" nah europa, um
feline Ssjmatb am gobenies unb ipd-
ter Wsiif6en unO aud Berlin 5u be-
iu6en. Seine Samilie Oerpeilt Den
CONNER iiber in propemont, Mid.
Serr Bilbelm 4bt, Der am
Sonntag feinen 2ieben unb 5ublrei-
den Jreunbsn bur8 ben COB entriiz
fen ipurbe, bate Elm Qlter BON nur 81
synbren errei6t unb iein al3ufriibes
6inI9eiben miro bon einem 5ablreiz
den 5rtunbess unb 8etanntentrets
aufridtig bstrduert. Der 9erbii6ene
mar aus Seelenburg in SeiiensHaRau
gebiirtig, fam 1887 mad Cincinnati
unb mar 8ormann in Der Sau6fabrit
bon Sulian 6: Aotsnse. Gr 6inters
lGBt bic @attin Jrau 2lnna Qbt seb.
Didmdnn Stlare, bier S6bne unD
brei S06ter. Gr mar Wlitglisb bes
9eutI6en gionisr0ereins unO ein
&ommittee beFelben pirS inn am
Wittlpo6 Na9mittag bas @eleit 81
@rabe seben. Die geerpiguns finoet
pom Srauerbauie, 1876 Suron @Oe.,
aug auf benz @ins Strabe Berg Grieb>
bof itatt.
Srau Gliie 2eiit, cine in oeut.
I9en areiien tpoblbetannte Dame.
Die Wittipe bon Qnbretp Geiit, lit am
SOnntdg i'm 2liter BON 68 Sabren
ianft biniiberseidlummert in Elm BEL
ieres sSenieit, oufribtig betrauert BON
gqsn, bic ibr i'm 2eben ndbe geitans
ben batten. Die 9eerbigung finbet
am 0isnitag gfa6mittag bon Der
Wobnung ibrer So4ter 5rou Sers
mann $. Selsbeber, 1856 Deit Glif.
ton apenue, aus itatt.
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2okal.Derid)t'
.. u. Gtabtberbanb
Grcibrisi itub 1Onoernsnrs.@anOioa.
ten iOlleH in Der bentiseu Sitnns
porgcnommen usrocn.

Ter Geiltid. slmerifaniide StaOi.
berbano miro ieine Suli.0criamn:.
Iiina id.on belite 9lbenb abbalten. Ter
reg.ilorc SiBunasabenb lit Der sSrei.
log, bod, lpirS beiiirftet. oaB Der
g'icrte Sui S1rm on biciem glbero
fdlon 70 groB lit, cab Gle Sibimg
tanm chnc Storilng perlauien rpiirbe.
2ie Ierinmmlllnp AM beuiigen 9lbena
finOet irie iibli6 in DER Central
Snrnhalle itatt. es fomnen ipid)tigc
Sragcn 5ur Grorterling porerit Die
sIntuorten Der republifaniid)en @oit
perileirs.StaubiOaten Fob uno Biais
alli oic ibnen pom Terbano iinter-
brclteten ,Sraaen. Soeann iol Der
itiioiiide 6reibriei. iiber zen am IA.
Ssuli abaeitimnt perccn miro, eror-
tcrt iucr0eu. Iie slnt1port Des tSerrn
Gapio Zoo ans Doungstoipn lit ge.
fern IN oieien Spalten i'm @ortlaltt
pcroffentlidIt poroen. Ger aongreB-
nbgroronete Wiuis. Der ebeniall5
germ Die reputlifaiiide @uiiperneurs.
domination baben modte, bat Serrlt
Gdmdab geitern eineu fl,r5en griei
geidsieben Dorin er iaat, 6ie lIrter.
breifius ocs Srage6ogens lei bod
iidcrlih MIR cin 8erieben eeipeien,
0enn or, 8illis, babe bod Dem Som.
mittec bel ieinem gluientbalte in Gin.
clnnati iiber ieire Steilllngnabme
III Der Some giule', Prohibitions. uno
iSranenitimmredts gang eenau
slnfidlllii, aegebcn. GbotiadIib bat
Serr @iIlis Dem aommittce iiber.
bailpt nid)ts geiagt, ODER i'm bod
feDr unbeitimnte ino austuei6enSe
slntporten geseben.
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Griuiidt.

Infer Ser glnflage tes gbebruf)s
lpurSen geitern Ser StraBenbabnfon-
Oufteur Sarrp gsibert, bon gto. 10S
Carr StraBe iuro sSrau slnna Sdlaut.
berger, BON SO. 2l4S 8eIt 8. Ctr.
i'm 9auie Ro. 8 Sit 8. Strabe. perbai.
tet. Ger @atte Der Srau, Der tDie
gsibert aonbufteur aili Ser Seoams-
billie 2inie lit, bate baS Taar BON
eirenlBripatoeteftip beobabten laiien,
Der ii6 nit ser Goli5ei IN 8er6ilt.
buns ieBts. iporauf SetettiD S9tpdbIe
Die gerbaiti,ng oornabm. SdnpuebIe
perbaitete aud, 5u sleider Belt Oen
Barber galentin SILL, Der Die sIuf'
iif)t iiber oas betreiien6e Saus bat,
inter Der glnfIage 3irnmer 5u irmiitt.
Iihen 3iueden bermietbet 81 baben.
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110, Gracs Gunarb no, Giberbopn
ITO, September Morn 40, Gbrene
110, 9llice Ouolep 40, 9abinage 10,
eliSdbetb papton 40, Oorotbb pers
tins 11O, pitta pptta 40.
3peitss Rennen = Sellira; 9fers
be uno Gelbinss. breiidbrise unb al
tsre; 6 5urlonss: Doctor aenbal SO,
aodlanb 101, O'Sagan 1O2, RiO
9ra5os 103, Raoul 1O5. @eneral 1O6,
Sr.o 9rsp 1O6, 5. 9. RobinIon 1O8,
5be 9racer 100, giGD Barnes Ill,
WilIis 116, Qlrmor 116.
Orittes Rennen Q(llopances: g
idbrige, 81 5urIonss: 2litroloap 100,
Ban Waib 100, Sad Garsp1O7, g2etbs
srbOp 107, lSpsstbeart Sue Ill. Ga.
no 112. Gbeiterton 118.
0iertes Rsnnen 9lllopance; a.
idbrige unb Gltere; / Nleile: genabes
100, 9onsraa 108, pritcs Ssrmis
108, Clubs 100, gaib on DeIiperp
100.
5iinftes Rennen- Gellina: BRET
iabriss uno dIisrs;4 msile 70 garbs;
alabor "a, gapberrp Gamble So, 0iss
paritp 102. geulab g. 1O3, @uibe
yoit 104, Worlos Wonber no, Star
Ictreb Ill, Wbite Wool 112.
Sedites Rennen = Selling: breis
idbrise unb dItere; 1 3s16 MleiIe:
Serds Sommie 80, Transportation
81, Bud aesnon So, Rarp qlnn a.
100, pliant 103, 9e LOG, 9erena
107. Silatorn IL.
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Isiten. gs iebt ii9 aus ben Serren ).
$. Srodmann, 8oriiBer; Or. $. S.
Gaque, Setretdr; Grnlt 5roD, 8. 4.
pape unb Waltsr 80. 9einbart gu.
iammen. Sn 6dnben bieIss Qtuss
i6uifes liest aud bas tur3e pro=
sramm, tpelfes BEL 9slesen9:it Der
sSeier bes eriten Sp1teniti9es 5ur
Ourdfiibrung gelangen pirb. Sas
programm lautet:
Ginleitungsgebet, seiprodsn Don 9(lts
meiiter 8. q. giienlobr.
9emeini6aftli6er 9eiana.
Inlprahe, gebalten BON 2lltmetiter 9.
9ettmdnn.
8emeinidaftli6er 8sidnq.
llsferreidung beg Spateng,
Wm. 9ranbis, Wetiter bonn Stubl.
uebernabme uno Spatenftt6,
9lltmeiiter Grnit 2ieBe.
@emeini6aftlider @siang.
S6Iubgsbst, seTprOdsn BON altmsif.r
$. q. gilenlpbr.
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Screinsefaaen.

Srl. Clara s6ren, bon go. 1926
8ine StraBe fiibrte geitern glbeno
bel Der poliaei geI9perDe iiber ei.
nen anaeblideH sSarmsr, Der lie ppr
einiaen Sasen bereinlsste. Der bs.
treffenoe .Ssarmer" pertaufte ibr gier
uuo bemertte bsiIGufig. bab sr einsn
Siamantrina gsiunben babe. gr
seigte ben Rina Dor uno mar piltens
bag Tunoobieit, bd es fir ibn teinen
Wertb bate. fir So au pertaufen.
gta6 llnsersm Sseilidsn eritanb Trl.
Sbren ben Rina fir einen Dollar,
um. als lie ben angebIihen Siamanten
einem SuipeIier aeiste, bic @ntbsds
duna su MADDEN, baB Der Rina in sis
nem Tiinf unb 3ebn Gents 2aosl
fur aan3e sebn Gents getduft porSen
mar. Sebt pil iie ben 9aunsr pers
baften laiisn.
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gseitrafter geidltiinn.

Gurf, icinen ei9enen 8agenutf
uno Seihtiinn trltg geftern Der 8
Sabre olte gbmaro Mias, bon gto.
2536 Concord StraBe, einen glrm'
brud oapon. Ger Gnobe oeriud)te,
iih OIL Der &rcr5ung Der Concord
StraBe llno 6lorence sloenue an ei'
nsn in pollsr Gabrt befinoli4en Str1'
ben6nbmuagen aBubdngen am enc
Strcde peit ntit5uiabren, FAM leOod)
bierbei 70 lnsliidlif gu SAL, ooB er
iih ben linfcn glrm ON Gllbogen
brad lm6 nafN bem itdStii6en Spipi'
tal gebradt tuerSen miibte.
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licltanrateur faQirt.

Sobn 3. SenniitOn, Der in Io. ITO
Race StraBe Elm ReItaurant betreib..,
meIoete seitern i'm gunSesssri6t ieis
neH freiiuiuieen 9anterott an unS err
tldrte. bab feline gttipl ettpa $2500
unb feline DISQUALIFICATION $3926.45
betragen. Inter ben leBtsren befinbet
ii6 elm llrtbstl iiber $500, bas 5iIic
Sammono. cine friibere glufpGrtetia
in Dem 9sIbdft, erIunst bat. neil Tie
our9 Sas llmfalIen elmer urne bsibsn
aaffees idper Derbriibt tporben mar.
glIs llrfa6s bes ganterctts fiibr.
LCenniitcu an, Sab sr iHfcIss bsa Stsi.