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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
Parties

A delightful hayride down the VAL
ley was enjoyed by a number of young
people recently. The young people
rode down the valley to eat a picnic
supper, which had been prepared by
the girls Of the party Among those
who enjoyed the evening were Misses
Mable Anderson, Velma L~ovelady,
Ruth Perry. Logs Geddes. Lulubelle
Harvey. Mary SteadmOnd, Evaline
Steadmond, Hattie Miller. The boys
in the crowd were: Tony Ware, Ray
Geddes. Frank Harvey, COty Allen,
Cummins Ware, Earl NanderwatteT.
Dick Buchossky, Mr.. Shudder, Berthal
LOvelady. David Burris. Mr. and Mrs.
Miller n Mrs. SteadmOnd chaperoned
the party
A merry crowd Of picnickers de-
parted this morning for the Huec0
Tanks. where they viii spend The week
end. The crowd left in three automo-
biles, belonging to Henry Snedd, L. ).
Locke. and Howard Gilman. Mrs Harry
Ptaeman is the chaperOn Of the crowd
the young people in the party IN
clude: Misses Constance Pateman. Kate
Krause, HARRIET Bryan, Mabelle Bryan,
Pauline Bryan, Louise Mapet
O'COnor and Ruth Critchett: Messrs.
Henry Shedd. Milton Shedd, Philip
Warren. S. II. Blackshear, Howard
Gilman. Jack Roman and l. J. Locke.
The party viii return Monday morning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
University Scholarship

From now on until the close of the
University Scholarship contest, no re-
ceipts viii be sent 10 those voting IN
the scholarship contest Names pub
lished in the ape as having voted
indicate that dues Of the voter have
been received
one member mailed her ballot on the
23d but failed to sign her name on
the ballot. II the member viii phone
Mrs. C H Campbell, @1S7. the candi-
date viii receive credit for the vote.
As no vote viii be counted without the
signature OF the voter
Ballots cast up TO date are as fol-
lows.
Girls division: Katherine Glen. 46;
AntOnette Matkin, 81; Elizabeth Lucas,
Boys division Steve Lattner, A.;
Day Verne Stearns. 80.
Those who voted yesterday in the
girls contest were; Miss NJ J. Gala
CHER. Airs. G. N SeamOnds. Mrs. Clyde
league, Miss Isabelle Kelly. Grace
Hawkins. Mrs. ". A. White. Miss Lent
McKfe. Miss Helen Oldham, Miss Isa-
belle Valentine.
Those who voted in the boys divis-
ion are: G. H Aitken. Paul Harvey.
Chas Hunt, P. c. Hammett ". R
Brown. J. NJ. GOggin, Z. NJ Brown, J.
G. Tankersley, a. ". Foster, DR.. W. T.
Books. Fred J. Feldmann. Thayer NJ
kinkel, c A Kinkel, Howard Dur
kee, Robert Holiday, S. Avar.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
Dances

No. -----.-+ is being manifested
in the annual charity pan WH--u VII
be given bv the Cath0llc beAeFoleht
societv Wednesday night Among
those ~ I've purchased tickets for
the affefr are Mr.. and Mrs j. i.
Williams. Mr.. and Mrs J. l. DrlscoLl'
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace B. stevens, MI
and Mrs Charles stevens, Dr- and MIS-
Il F Stevenson. Mr. and Mrs James
i. Mari. Mr.. and Mrs W. Roe, MI
and NTrs Edgar kayser, DIT. and Mrs.
H. A. NTaEruder, Mr. and Mrs G. r.
Morehead. Mr.. and Mrs Claiborne
Adams. Nr. and MIS- NJ S0DlehtA MI
and NIre Robert T. NELL. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry WeIsch. Nj. n Mrs. H. II. An
dreas Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Andrews.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Bevan, Mrs. B.
+. Hammett. Miss Alice OCOnnOr,
Miss Anna O'COnnOr, Messrs. T. NJ.
Wineo II Mueller. Maurice Schwartz,
Crawford Harvie, C. n Bassett J. A.
Maloney. H.. o. Kane, H. G Kane,
Capt. Juan Hart. Judge Joseph MagOf-
fin, Maury Edwards IL j. Simmons,
Scott White, l. P. Murchison, H.. s.
Schneider. j. A.. MalOney. Z. H. Burke,
Paul Hammett and DR.. r a. Higgins
A Delightful dance was given Friday
night bv the Quaker club, in the ball
room OF the Elks' clubhouse. The
place was attractively decorated and
punch was served in The lance inter
missions. Mrs. Isabelle Norvelle
c-haDeroned the young people. The
march was led by Miss Buelah Brown
and Charles WulfL- Among those
present were: Misses Beatrice Pate
man. Buelah Brown. Clara Fink.
Lauramaud Fink, Meta Ormsbee.
Emily Kemp. Cathern Cox, Irene
Bryan. Ruby HadlOck, Louise Sanburn'
Harriet BOttorff. Camille KILLER,
Dema Flick, Maurine Carter. Anita
Maetze: Messrs. Robert Mullin. Eu-
gene Smith. Charles Wulff, Frank
Roberts. Frank Ross. Hugh COldWell,
Robert Hoover. H NJ. Morris, LewiA
Croker, George ReEere. Everett
Long. Clarence Vaughan. Archie
Vaughan. Julius Heermans. Ernest
BuehIer. VcrnOn Lyman. Carl Upton
Jervis Deane. 3. Richmond. Edmond
Behr and Frank Cannon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
Musical

Miss Mary Heating va presented
with a gold medal. offered by Mrs L.
Averitt for the perfect completion OF
eight years Of muse study. The pre-
sentation was made al Il recital given
by a number of young ~pianists Thurs
day night in the first Christian church.
Rev c l. Overstreet presented tho
medal to Miss Heating and she also
received a number of bOQuets. Miss
Heating played Lists "Rhapsodie Hon
groise" No. u. Liszts Rhapsodie Hon
sroise No. s was played by Miss
n schwartz, AID Lne I~.hapSOdle
Schultz.
Mss Blanche Schwartz played Web
ers "COncertsIuck. Miss BeJue a
smith played the first movement Of
beethoven s sonata & minor MISS
Aetta Baron played MOskowoskls Ia
price EspaguOL Miss Nary Maze
played ~Nalse Caprice by RuDensteln-
Miss Rose Clayton played chopin 5
~"Polonaisc, G sharp MINOR, and Miss
Bessie Richardson played Choplns
Waltz G sharp minor and Handel S
Harmonious Blacksmith
Among the young planlsts, Katherine
Griffith and Ethel Armstater played a
duet. Little Prelude" by Bach, n
Waltz in G flat" by Chopin
Myra Pearson played p -SeNlel
from Lucia. adapted by Engelmann
Adelaide Overstreet played The IA
BILE" by SchmOlL and Mozarts Jennie S
First Rondo.'
Francis Clayton played Waltz Ca
price" by NeWlands.
Bruce Bevan played Haches sailor
Boys Dream"
Corinne Boyd and Adelaide Over
street played two duets. Joyous Peas
ant by Schumann, n "~Tatantene,
EIiz5befh Spence played Scale
Study" by Mathews.
kathalee Powers played Langes
Heather Rose"
Margaret Spence played Schmolrs
First Waltz
Grace McVeigh played Polka" by
Lichner.
Helen Robinson and Adelaide Over
street played Spaulding's Sing Robin
Sing"
Mary Powers played Pet Waltz" by
Bessie Levy played Lasson's Gre
Stanley Bevan played Gurlitts Little
Y Waltz"
Myrtle Tatum played Chopin's waltz
in Z minor and Mildred Compton played
its companion. waltz in f major
Bette Mary Smith played Nearer
Ny God TO Thee" the arrangement be
ing by Rive King.
The recital was we'll attended
\ = =
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
Weddings

Miss Bridget Mcintyre and William
Roy Anderson were married Thurs
Lay night by Rev. Father Francis Roy
at his residence adjoining the church
of the immaculate Conception. The
groom Is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. W
H. Anderson. OF Gil River street The
bride has lived in FL Paso Tor several
wears and is well known here. Her
home is in Texarkana, Texas. She is
the daughter Of Mrs. Nary Mcintyre,
OF TeNarkana. The bride was dressed
in a travelling suit Of blue cloth and
carried brides roses. The bride and
groom were attended by Miss Eunice
Anderson. and Clifford Anderson.
brother and sister of the groom. Fol-
lowing the ceremony. the couple left
for san Antonio. Texas. Mrs. McIn-
tyle has been visiting her daughter
for several months. but returned to
her home in Tcxarkana Fridc-.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
BRAND Recognized Among
Leading European Orators

Paris. France. April 25.-AristIda
BRAND. leader Of the Federation OF
Democrats of the Laft, which in oppo-
sitiOn 10 the present ministry OF the
Radical and SOcialist-fSadical groups
is seeking a majority IN the parlia-
mentarv elections April %. is
looked upon even by his political foes
as one OF the first orators in Europe.
He has ~eloQuence and huUor. the
power to illuminate dry facts by his
manner Of presentation and the gifts
Of the winning campaigner- His
voice. sometimes m~elOdiOus. sometimes
sharply penetrating. varies amazingly
from extreme rapidity OF ~utterauce TO
sober dignity
Some Of his auditors az a meeting
of 1000 in Paris the other evening
were moved TO tears. not by pathoS
hut by the beauty Of his periods
which affected their emotions.
BRAND is from southern Franco.
whence nearly all the great orators
of France come
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
Ell Pasoans Away

AIRS. J. W. Turner and Miss Evelyn
Turner have gone 10 Shreveport.
Louisiana. En- route they Will visit
at Fort Worth and Dallas.
= =
Mrs Sam y. Russell has gone to visit
friends and relatives in East Texas.
Miss Margaret Hunter, who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. T. j. Wood
side. has goSe TO visit near Bowie.
Arizona, for a short time. She viii
probably return early in the coming
week
x y
Mrs. W ". West. ir.. wife OF Lieut..
West of the 18th cavalry. left Friday
for Washington, D. c., where she will
visit relatives.
X
Mrs. J. 7. Pruett and family will
leave soon for St Louis. No. and Eff
tngham, II, where they viii remain
= =
Mrs. ". D. Greet and son. Cabel
Greet, have left Fl Paso to spend an
indefinite visit with relatives in Maine.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25

- OCIAL activities for the coming
week will largely center about the
- Charity Ball, which viii be given
Wednesday night by the Catholic
benevolent society. This affair. wnIcn
enables a large organization OF earnest
women 10 relieve need among the uH-
of the city, is an annual
event and one which from pIessHl
dications viii be very wen aLlehuSu-
Ut will also be the occasion To- lne
waring Of many new spring, anu I'm
mer evening gowns and Will be a Say
and brilliant affairs
Musical Treats Promised
Two musical treats are IN store LOT
the coming week one VIII pc IT
musical program Of b woman c-u13
music department The month o. apili
having rive Wednesdays, the ouu Neu-
nCsday is being uti!zed Dy lne ~
GeDartment for q splendid music3l pro
gram which viii be given IN IrlhltE
Methodist church auditorium, instead
OF at the usual place OF mecll4s
Ralph j. Wilson VIII he the solos, 80
her clear. sweet soprano voice VIII DS
heard in a number Of selections Inc
pianistS Of the program VIII pc Ed|5L'
c Knickmeyer and Miss Rose GOou-
man
which viii be given by the BhlnaL-
monte club under the leadership OF -
i. Ross. and viii he given IN SAM
PauTs Lutheran church cOEEcf OF
Ange and Montana streets. ICesday
night Mrs. J.. :. Daugherry VIII be
the principal soprano.
Of the church doirEs, the BaDtists
are most interested i'm q 70
be given TO q former FL paso minister,
Rev. r T.. Hanks, on Monday night
Dull outlook Ahead.
From the purely social viewpoint the
week apPears to present a rather uull
outlok. q reaction possibly from the
uu--a#r~ Of rhn mast Wnnl MlnV EL
PasOaus are preparing to go away for
the summer and are having final
touches put IN their summer ward
robes during the period OF quiet A
number Of card clubs will meet during
the week.
Mrs. Duncan johnson Will entertain
the Silent Twelve ard club. Thursday.
Nondev. Miss Valeria Garrard Will
entertain the Fort Bliss Card club.
Mrs Vance Stewart viii be the hos
tess for the 5. s. Card club. Monday
afternoon, at her apartments in the
Nagley on Arizona street
Merry GOSssperE TO Meet.
Mrs. J. r Ellis viii entertain the
Merry Gossipers club on Wednesday
The Friday Auction Bridge club will
be entertained by Mrs Winchester
Mrs. F ?. Miller viii entertain the
300 club on Friday.
Mrs. p. r. Roach viii entertain the
Thursday Sewing club on Thursday
Afternoon
A number Of showers and other
pleasant affairs are being planned for
Miss Glen Adams, but the dates OF
these ave not yet been definitely de-
cided upon
All of the church organizations will
have meetings during the week
A number Of pleasant affairs are
being planned for Miss Florence Reed,
who viii become the bride Of c. H.
Brown OF Nay 6. Miss Thee Patterson,
her maid Of honor. md Miss Hattie
Mae LOretz, n OF the bridesmaids,
viii entertain in her honor with a din
ner at the Harvey house. and Mrs.
Clarence Johnson viii entertain with
a party in her honor later in the week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
Out Of Town Visitors

c. l. S~cagraves. the general colonial
tion agent of the santa Fe railway
system. who has been in FL PasO for
several days. has gone west.
x
Mrs A. d. Wilkinson arrived Thurs
day morning from Cananea. SOnOra.
Mexico. and is visiting the family Of
T. d. POrcher.
x =
r II. Sims. OF Las Cruces, was here
Friday on business and was registered
at Ihe Hotel Paso del NOrte.
X = X
DIT. Jack Smith and Ernest Smith.
Of Chihuahua. Mexico. are the guests
Of their brother and sister, Dr. end
Mrs. Carl l. Smith.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
FL Pasoans Returning

Mr.. and Mrs. H c. Taylor arrived
from San Antonio Friday on their
bridal trip. They were married az a
Antonio Wednesday afternoon. NJ.
Taylor is a local advertising artist
and Mrs. Taylor was Miss Mary Nelliff.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. Z Nelliff.
Of san Antoio. They are at the Hotel
PasO del Norte and viii make their
home in FL Paso.
= 4
Mr.. and Mrs. ". r Brown who have
been visiting in Florida. viii return to
FL Paso Tuesday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
YVONNE DE
PAUSES IN Ell PASO
Famous Soprano May Return In the
Spring to Give n Historical song
Cycles VIII Rest In New Orleans.

Mark Twain's Yankee at King Ar
thurs court has nothing on n little
golden haired. golden voiced woman
who was AT the Hotel PasO del NOrte
Friday afternoon
Yvonne de TrevilIe. c-oloratura So
pranO supreme. stopped in FL PasO
long enough to say that she liked the
town and was coming back here 70
sing next March or her way 10 the Pa
c-nc coast. Having closed a season
OF singing with a trip along the Pa
cific and TO Honolulu. the famous
prima donna did not care to fiji an
engagement here at this time. but is
going to New Orleans for a brief rest
before she begins her spring festi-
walls and o r~ecitals in the east.
Fresh from q series Of historical
song cycles which were arranged by
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25

Mrs $ p. WeisiSer was the hostess
OF the Friday Bridge club, Friday
afternoon at her home OF Arizona
street There were five tables of bridss
players. all members of the cluba
Dainty rcrreshEents were served At the
close Of the games. Mrs Winchester
Cooley viii be the hostess OF the club
next week
y x >
Mrs S. Turk VIII entertain the We'd
nesday auction bridge club Wednes-
day afternoon. At her HON on Mesa
emu
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25

from the Hearst museum. She Is ac-
c0mpanied in her singing by Mrs
Edith Bower Whiffin. wife Of ire
Associated Press manager in Mexico
CITY. who is a famous pianist
Mile Treville calls Galveston her
home. but her musical home is in
Brussels. Belgium, where she spend
much Of her time when not doing con-
cert work in the United States.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25

Mrs. Phoebe Hearst and were gl Ssd
at San Francisco. Nile IreEllle in IN
PPseo 7exT spring. with the assistance
of the musical people Of THIS car Ts-
This is given in the costumes % the
ious historical periods aha 11aved
~ VIie YvOnne which was firsL -
by Marie Antoinette and was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
Everybody Wei Pleased

Who uses New SoIe"-a most re-
markabIe discovery which old soies and
heels Of white and tan shoes look like
new. soc per bottle. Y. =. s. Co. ?. o.
F0x 732-Advertisemeut-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25

OF calling on the Live Wires OF
Saturdays Classified business Direc-
tory for any and everything you want
It's a good Observation-Disclosures
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
SOCET DOLNGS

= : = :: = q: = {: = g: : !. Z: q: :
:. Social Calendar For Monday. :
- Miss Valera Garrard Will en- :
:. terrain the Fort Bliss al club. :
:. Mrs Vance Stewart will en- Z.
:. terrain the ). 5. card club &.
:. Tag Day rally at the Y. W. C. q.
=. A down town rooms. :
:. Meeting Of the Jewish sewing :
Z: circle. :
=
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
COras Are OF No Use
Use Whites Corn Cure.

Our constantly increasing sale OF
Whites Guaranteed Corn Cure is the
strongest argument We can advance
in an advertisement. PeoZe who
purchase quickly lose their cOrus and
become boosters" for this preparation.
The increasing hot weather simply
increases the discomfort you under
20 If Won are afflicted with corns.
Why delay longer when q simple rem
edy viii give relief at the nominal
cost Of CSC Whites Corn Cure is
made, sold and guaranteed by US
Scott White & Co.
Safety First" Druggists
Kills Bldg. Roberts-Banner Bldg
(Advertisement)
Phone Isl Holmes Cleaning Works.
Advertisement.
Panama hats cleaned and blocked
Quick service. Small cost Phone 7S6
for wagon Holmes Cleaning Works.
advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25

Don't buy n new suit. Let Holmes
clean me press your old one and make
IT like new Phone 786 and wagon will
Observation-Disclosures
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25

Phone zs6 Holmes Cleaning Works.
advertisement.
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Mmiifersg gd)uts8eienihait
g9irb fir Den slsitatiensfonbs bes
StabtperbanoS bsiiteuern.

lie Whiifer Sdusgeiellihait miro
ebenfaIls 5ii ben llnfoiten Der @ieieii'
oeinoniirotion beitrngen. tpeldle Der
Ieltih- slmerifhiiihe Staotuerbano
am %. Mai i'm Sntereiie Der periou.
li6en 5reibeit uno ais Eroteit gegeil
Die peridieoeuen mi,deriihen @eipe.
ginaen nernnitaitet.
ssn Der geiirigen Merchandising Der
Wtiiiifer Sfusseieaidait. bic inter
Dem Boriib ocs Br1iioenten sSranf
2obmann i'm Salipt1urtier Der Ser
einigima an Der Rereer inb @alniit
Strabe, itnttiann, erflGrte Der Tele'
got gum 9eutif- glmerifaniiten
Staotoerbonb, Serr Casper Sill, Die
2tuefe ino 3iele Der aepIanteIlsinto,
gebima iub Snranfbin puroe be-
i6loiien, ale WiitalieSer Der 8ercinl'
elne Sur @eiiieiier iiir ben benofbig.
ten 5Sonos 5u oeranlaiien. lin oieie
geiiteuern ein5irtreiben, ernafinte
Brdiioent 2obmonn Elm aus 5ebn rib
rieen W1itsliebern Der Nuiifcr
SfjueeeieIlitait beiteberoes aontnlit.
fee, Sas iid ioiort an Die sIrbeit mad.
ie uno if,on pdbrenb Der @eriamnl.
lung eiren nniebnIid)en getrag 5l,.
ianmenbra6te. 9as aomnittee &C.
Senft in ettpa elmer ISOLDE feline slr.
belt crIeSigt gu bn6en iino Die einge'
gangene Sinnme iuirO bam ioiort al
ole 5iiitdn6igcn DISQUALIFICATION obgc.
iiihrt per0en.
,yerner ipuroen in Der aeitrigen
geriammIiing 6ebu nrue Wiitglieocr
aligenonuien uno oa Die bisberiger
NlllmIidfeiten iidJ als uii5ureidlcno
eripieicn baben. 10 iuurbe beihIoiien
6as Snuptauartier 5ii uergroBeriL in
Dem man ben ouitcbenoen, gesenipar.
tia leeriieben6en 2n0en oa5u nlietbet.
9ic' ,5raee Der iiir Yartfon5erte 81
berednenoen 9Sreiie ipitrbe oes Gam
acre in Grtpdsuus ee5ogen nit Dem
gteiliItni, oab Die gepIante Grbobling
Der grejic in @ioereru1aung ge8o.
ae ipnrSc, iobab fir ben oiesia6riaeI
CONNER Die oorigiabrigen Rreiie
gelten iueroen.
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eprenselmeper lpurbe perbanbeit uio
behielt iia Der gti4ter bic sntihels
bune Dor.
Ridter 0arbsion bepiaigte Gb.
na 9rop.. Die G6eibune BON Games
gruipn unb CAB ihr oas ReHt. ibren
Mib6ennamen Gbna 9roser filbren
Su Oiirfen. - Sm Sale bon Inoreto
9. Griitenien 1sssn Ri4arb grom'
me- in Dem es iit nm $4,000 S6a.
bener5aB banbslts, uno bic @ei4potes
men ein urtbeil fir ben @erfldgten
a6alben, purbs bas 9eiu9 oes GIds
gers Inn cine no6malise gsrbanbIuns
ubgeipieisn. = Sm Galle BON Gbipdrb
Bad1s qegen SIora Wluellsr. ipurbe
b 9efu9 ur @ertbeilung zines
gldIaiIes BEL Sets seiebt unb tommt
Der 5ua nun our 9erbanolilns. =
SteId Bapame eripirtte eine Sdei-
burg bon Ddbib Wapame.
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EsxartaI. Weriammlang
Ses 5ranen. unS SmnsfraueupereiHs
fiji Siafonis am 10. april.

Siermit ereebt cine freimolide Gin
Iaouna al Die iSreiuloe oes Geutidpen
Giafoniiienbaiiies an Der Clifton
slpenue, sur 5bciInabme on Der Bier.
obigen 9ereins nnS
einer gemiitbIiden 3uionmentnnft
BEL elmer 9niie aaiiee nebit 3ubebor
Die @eidaitsiiBiiug beginnt 2l2 llbr
geadjmittags in Der Gpnnel. 3ions
air6e Is. lino Bremen Strabe. ,5rail
Gorneite uiro al Der Srsel prdiioi'
rem, ,Srau ct. Sobn geoenft etlihe
2ie0er por5ltragcn unb flir5e anipra.
dIen baIten Die Eaitoren u. 6. Biebe
uno g. 6. aramer. Damn tueroen Die
aci6aitli6cn anseleseubeitcn abge.
mideIt inS gu gutter lebt aiebt es nod
elm Grqitidings, nno. 8lduoerltiiito'
den in ben @eieaidnitSrdiunen. 8iele
gaite uno 5beilnebmer perben cr'
lpartet am morgigen 10. slpril, 21a
llbr gtafmittags, in Der Gpnns.
3ions Stride.
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Die gommtaas.
Collector Sdmit iiebt nidlts i'm Iaf'
baltcn DER @irtbidlaften am
Sunntage.

Die SpnntagsI9lieBuns Der @irtbs
i6aftsn. auf bic bic Wtiniiterial glH'n.
10 tart perIeTen lit, pai felt langerer
3eit bas SageSgsiprG9 sebiloet. Die
Wfiniiteri bielten cine ln5abl Sibun=
gen ab uno bra6ten ibre 6prberlIns
gen Dor bic Sommifdre. Die libera'
len gIemente Der Stabt baben ebenio
piels proteIte sesen bic S4liebur5
eingereibt unb 5eigen Die petitioneH
Der Qiberaleu eiue Wten9e llnterlhr'ts
ten. - Sn ben Sibungen Der Som7
mifiGre nurbe bic glneelegsnbeIt oes
Seftern beIpro6en unb beI6lphen o]e
&ommiifGre bas 9utadten oes Stnot1
G olicitors eiusubolen, Dem es 5ultebt,
bic Wirtbi6aften gu I6lieben. Stao;s
Gplcitor Sreb. 0. S6ulib CAB 9e'
itern iein 8utudten ab unO 5ttirte
Gettipn 30. 1903 Der ap. Statuten,
bic ben 9ertauf BON geiitigen 8etrGns
fen an Gbnntagen, bic 4rbeiten al
Spnntagsn unb 9etreibung irgenb e.
neg 9eI9dFtes am beIagten Sage pers
bieten nit 2lusnabme Der ab'ollt .lp=
t6igen 9lrbeiten. Gr ertldrte Dap
bic Stabt feline SrotnanS beiibe, D.:
6ieies perbtetet, BOD bGtten bie Soms
miiIdre oas Re6t, ioI4es our45ufiifs
rem.
Die &ommiiIGre feien beiauloiat
norben, ;brsn gib perleBt SIT baben.
Gr fiibrt sett. 3107 an, OemgemdB
Der Wabor ollie SroinanSen llnb re
bsngeiebe ber Stabt pur6fubren ioll
uni feline 9edmten barduf ieben foIs
len. bab bieIes gei2iebt. - Die SoTs
miFGre unter ser jebigen 9erpuItun5
nebmen ben plab beg Wla1ors Elm
I'M fam osy Collector ntats in Der
Spnititution bes Stautes Seutltdp
finSen, mas hen Sommiidren in
tpsiteres Reht ertbeilt. Die 9robge,
I6ipprenen ieien bic 9trtoritGt, Die
parauf ieben iollten, pb bic Staltsbe'
amten Ober 0ffentli6en 9eumten i6re
9fli6t uno S6uloieteit tbun. gr 1ez
bauptet, bah bic 9ommifdre tbren
Qmtseio niht bre6en. rpenn lie oie
@irtbf6oftsn niat i6Iisben ooer Oen
getrieb anbersr 8ef6dfts oerbisten,
In MID abIDlut notbpenoi9e glrbeis
ten berbinbern. - Gr ertldrte fsrrer,
bab bic SommiIidre oas Reft bdtten,
herartiges auf iicb gu Hebmen, Die Df-
fentIi2e Wsinung ioIIte jsooa beriits
tig' perben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-14
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