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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-25

terin oes Sbos. 6. Waeb, Der Eel Ell.
nem llnfaa anf Der .. uno .. S,.8.
9abn iein 2eben cinbiibte, muroe err
m16tigt, bon Der 8abngeieqibait
$4250 IN grleoigung aler iueitcren
Iniprii6e 5u acccptiren.
sSultus So8, IT,, 8ormuno hes
Sulius So5 jr., tpeld' Sesterer in
benz gta6liiiemellt Der 2urfenbeincr
60. einen llnfall nno oaourh fdwere
@erlebungen prlitt, bat Die grtau6'
nib erbalten, nit Der @eieqihait Ell.
nen &ompromiB ein5ugeben, bcnBlt'
folge er gegen We5abllmg pon $4,000
aur ale neitsren Sdaoeneriub.&ll.
ipriide 8er3itt leiitct.
Die German Hational gant fla9te
eine 5orOerllng iiber $3.50 gegen Die
Cuba Jiica Gignr so. ein.
1ic @roB1 'idporenen bcaannen
aeitcrn cine llnteriudrng ser 9eidlul'
oigungen, 6cnea 5lliolae bel Der Ho'
cal SpiiOu ginhl in GOlumlid 3olur.
ibip ungeicBli1e WictGorcn nnDcs
wnnOt iporGcr icin Iollcn.
Ger 26idbriQe ytorris Hepqolo,
bon Der 10. StraBe, ultr6e geitern
Don Dem 9Snqenogeridts
6rnnt aubn inter Der gInflage oers
Goftet. cine aetpiIie Carrie Carl fir
lmmoraliidhe 3mede pon 9torfolf,
ga, bierbergebraft 81 bn6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-25
@utes @eoad,tnis.

Dor etipa Sabresiriit fnuite Der
AZ Sabre aIte gIrtbrnp gortner. Ro
2245 SIorenee glpenue ipobnbait, bel
Der StanOarb 4nper Co.. go. 135
@elt Sedlitc StraBe, elm groBes ga.
Diet 9inoiaoen, pergaB a6er oasjeIbe
3iI be5ablen. e'eitern eridien Der
Wtann ipieoer in Dem Deid,dit, uno
mollte ein peiteres Tadet Binoiaoen
oilf areoit entnebmen. lie 9erfdiI.
ier erihnerteH iih ieood) oeS alten
rno IicBcn ibn ourd Die Ce.
teftips 2ubn mo Biliig, iotpie ben
Yoli5iIteu ShnnbIer unter Der De.
Der gcripiegcIung ialider
Gbatindeu in Saft nebmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-25
gterblimfeitsberi@t.

Spbunnes araemer, A, Uliumi
ape,, 6er3leiOcn.
Charles Ginqlep. 47, 4318 8ebsI
@re,. SSnqueit in Shpebe.
Biuidm UtitdeII, 4G, $40 Carr
StraBe. SSuaueft in S6lpebe.
GIiIa6etb gerlinQer. 2. 215
Straiabt GtraBs, 0ipAtberitis.
Gthel greaopn, 2, S03 Q8. 9. Ctr,
SirubauteHt3iiuoung.
glHHa 9proon. so. 4034 Gaitern
glOe., 6ersIeioeH,
sSpbn WaIters. 2 Wonute, 1856 Grss
Gen StrlBe, 2unaeneHtaiiubuua.
Sohn Sdeint. 70. 1924 WaiIaaus
ietts 2lpe.. Rierenlsiben
Warguret6e pfirrmann, 70, 2811
Sefferion 4pe.. 2eberperbdrtunu.
Robert W}iIler. 70. 958 Woripn
glpe., 2lltersIhpG6e.
Griffith @banp, 8, 639 80. a. Ctr,
2unaenentaiiHbunq.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-25
Rutbm mGnner.Groe

gIm Sonutag peroen Die Serrell
Seeming mo TaBmarf nit BEN
Rotbmduner.SG .SGuptltng pon Sbio
Sobu Gmminaboli nat !Sumiltpn
iabren nm neue DlitaIieoer fir oel
BORT neueegriinoeten Stamm Der
Rotbmdnner an5ltperbeu lmo oefini.
tioe arrangements fiir ole Smtaai-
rlng oeS neuen Stanmes i'm Nlai 8ll
trefieu. sIae 0eittihen bon Samiltou
iiro eingeIaOen Der @e-iammIiulg
bei5lupobnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-25
PE-RU-NA
Der Segleiter Ses 9ieiieuoeu.

eerr elribur g RiCrce.
261s SberibOH QlOes
Ct. 9oui5. sUlo. Der
beiIeHbe @srib bon Be
rIHa TIT tb1liIdlif,
iuunoerbou. I'D bnIie
es ipesiea fir lpertb'
ooa 0ls Elm SyeIiiiilinl
fir Aatdrrb oes GU
items, uno fir cinel
pldnu, luelfler Sable
binburb aereiit iii mte
Id NIB oer ilhcr,idl llHs
rege!mdBigeH D.abl5eta
ten uno liUbel!leNell
G6lai glifommooaiios
ner GussefeSt NJ III
Beruua zines ietneu be
ten uno am meiiieu be-
notbiateu 8eiiebtaIeiier.
Gs tdIt Stranibeli fern
uHo bdIt ibu neIuHo.
Eesbalb empiebIe ia eS
beioEOers
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-25

eIne UDnDsdls9dDe pDH SZ0O,OUO De-
ipilIigt babsn. Sn bieer 2lnselssen.
belt ergriffsn aud bic 0ertretsr Der
terl9iebsneH 8iirsernereinisunssn bas
@prt unb befiirnorteten dusnabmslos
bic @eripirfli9ung bes proietts.
gu slei9er 3eit fuurbe bon Serrn
Mulen anseoeutet; baB bic uripriinss
li6e &ommiifion fir ben 8au Der
9uae; bic pon 8iirgermeiiter Sunt er-
nannt tporbsn ipar, aller Wabri9ein.
ltdteit mad elmer neuen aommiiIion
tuei6en mub. Gr bob nGmli9 berbor.
bab 6err 8erning, Der als Mitglie0
Der &ommiiiion eruannt iporbsn mar.
tein Re6t bcbe, an Der aommiiiion
gu bienen, neil laut ben 8eItimmunz
gen bes 9eisbes elm WlitgIieo bes
Stabtratbs feline anberen ftdOtii6en
Qemter betleibsn biirfe unD Serr gsr>
ming lei aur 3sit ieiner @rnennung
Wlitslieb Oes Staotrat9s getpeisn.
5err 9ernins, Der in Der &onfersn3
aiaessn mar, brad in energif9sr
Wsiie cine 2an3s fir bas &onbsns
tionsbdllensp proiett, bas sr fir aubers
orOsntli3 nidtis ertldrts unb per.
iiderts 5n slsider 3eit, OaB er iOfpo6l
tpie Die iibrieen Wlitglisber Der apms
million, bic Serren Sobn 6. Sbeurer
unb 6obart, jebsr3eit pillsns isisn, 81:
reiisniren unb elmer Der geeenpdrtis
gen Gtaotperpnlting senebmereH
aommiHiOn pluB 5u MAIDEN.
3u @unitsn oes Bans Der aonDens
tionsbalIe fpru4 ebenfdQs bes 2dngez
ren 5err @eOrgs ). 0isterIs, Der 9rd.
i;bsnt Der SanbeIstummer, Der auI bic
Rotbtpenoigteit elmer iol9en Sulle p
5eouns beg GrembsnDertebrs biRpte5,
QIs gsiipisl bufiir, tpis n0tbig cine
iol6e Salle 1T, fiibrte er an, bag Gin
einndti crit Dor penisen Sasen Elm.
Observation-Disclosures perloren babe,
bic i'm Mai 1916 itatifinosn iOllts, jes
bod jebt in Sprutilie abgebaltsn lpers
BEN pirb, neil bier teine pafenoe
9aas Oerfiig6ar mar.
Serr 9isterls Deriiherte aud al
eins bissbsaiislide arass 6srrn Wiil.
lens, bab bic Salle fir $250,000 &c.
baut tperoen tonns, porousseiebt, bag
bic Sta6t ni6t fir Elm Grunbitiid 81!
be5ablen brdu6e unb bag babe lie ia
nitt nOtbig, oa obne Irage bag Gs'
ldnbe, auf ipel6sm iid bas sessntpdrs
tise ftdOtiffe SoIpital befinoet, na6
ber lle6sriieollins na4 benz neuen 5oa
ipietal frei iperben fpiirbe itno oann
Su teinsm beFersm 3nede bsnust ipers
ben t0nne. als gum 9au elmer Ron.
rentionsbane.
Sm Hamcn oss guIinsb Wens Club
befiirportsten, aud bic Serrsa Rap
9iGen6ranb unb R. 9. Cor ben gau
b: aoaDeutionsblGs aui Dem @runos
itiid bss biEberissn Soipitals uro
Serr Cor sa6 nod Der Qniiat 4us.
brud, IAN bic Sautoiten ii9 nod oas
bur9 ipeit ni.brissr fteqsu niirben,
odb uuf osm gsldube Ses bisberisen
3oipitaIs Der Jra4tbabnbof Der pros
ieitirtsn Rinsbahn srrittst peroeu
piiros, osfeu Obere Stodpsr.e ii9
odnn iebr leidt gu elmer Sonosntions.
bale einri5ten lisbsn.
5err Wsuaen perIpra9 ben 9ertrss
tern Der giirssrpsreiIisuHssn, Bag
Dom Staoiratbssaommittss fir Wlits
tel unb Wese bic 4ngelesenbeit in Grs
tpdsuns ssaossn unO ouriiber bsratb.
ihldgt lperoen tpiirbs, Oh cine porIdus
fige Gonosausgabe Don $25o0 fir Die
nothisen porbereitsnoen 4rbeitsn benz
Staotratb empfobIen tperoeH ioIlte
ober nidt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-25
9onferen3eu
Wirb psn nmn an allw5dentli9
bic StaStueriualtuns nit
Uertretern Der 8ar8er>
idait abbalten.

Go ipurbs in elmer geft.rn itattsebab.
ten 8erdtbuns nit Rsprdisntdnten
BON giirssrDsreinigunsen beihlOls
len. = Die Sinan3fruss bilbets in
Der eeitrissn aonfsrenS bas Saupi-
tbemd. Was Stabtingenieur
arus fir yleupflofterunsen bon
Gtrnben ssbrau6t. = Der Wunids
settel bss Siderbeits Direttors.
Geuertpsbr beburf brinsenb ueurr
mooerner 20fdapparats. - Stacts
antrdlt S6oenls mub grperte ans
iiellsn. Die 8ertrstsr Der 9iirs
ssrif,aft iinb alle fiir ben Ban .ie
ner &onpeutipnsbals. - Die @dbs
Ter fpsrOen in Der Sreibrisfpall
iiber arobs 9onbausgaben u65uitims
men babsn. Serr SOiepb gernin9
ipillsns, ols Witsli.o Der aonpsHs
tionsballen aommifipH uussus
fteib.n.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-25
SaiesSau.

9luf @eranloiiing oe5 Serrn
9luquit SerrmaHu DeS Hrdlia
nenten Oes Gincinnatier 8aieball.
alubs, ruuroe am Gpmerltuq gtaf
mittag in Chicago Dem S6leuOerer
2Sobnion (@innebago N5n0ianer), Der
in ooriqer ISOLDE bon ben bIeltgen
,,Geos" 0eiertirte llno 81 Dem aanla5
Gitp Glub (6eoerol &iga) iiberglng,
Elm Ginbaltsbefebl OeS Ser. Staatcu
@erifts 3ugeitellt, uoOur6 ibm per.
bpten lit, fiir Oen &auins @itp &lu5
81 ipielen, bis Die auf &ontrottbritd
Crbobenc Slage i'm @eridlte enogiIlttg
enti6ieOeu iii. Siobnion bate ioeben
ben 5peiten Sang zines Spleles
5rpiiten &ania5 Sim lmo Chicago
ais Shlell0crcr 6eenoigt, ais ibm Der
9lrn oeS @eiebes Ginbalt gebot, lm5
or ertlGrte 3uerit, oaB er peiteripielen
rperoe, bod 6eiann er iidb balo zines
9eiieren
@Ieih3eitig Duroe 6errn 0taoiion
Dem @rdiioenten oe5 aunin5 Sin
alu6s, Der SSobnion 5u Der Geiertion
orrd 3ublltng BON S., 200 mo Ser.
ipred)ungcn alf bobes Salar perleitct
bate, ein GinbaltsbefebI DesielGeu
8eridjtes 3uleiteQt, Der Inn perbietct,
fontraftIih perpiIi6tete Spieler Oes
organiitrten Sgaie6alliporteS ferners
bin gum llebertritt reip. 5llr 0eier.
tion 5u oerleiten. Gs oerlautet, oaB
Der GiHcinnatier alu6 ebenfaQs cine
aui $4,000 lautenoe lS6ooeneriat;
fIage qe9en @ooiion erheben piro.
Gas energiIde Giri6reitcn ocs Ir6.
iioerten 9errmann miro rnItreitia
Sen lteberqriffen ser .SSe0eral 2iga"
eit Gil0e MAIDEN, falls bic 5etrcifau.
Den &Ontrafte pOm @eieBc fiir BIN
bend beflmbcn neroen, mas taum
fragIid qri6eint
Sn 0em GeItrigen orittcn Spiele
Der oiertdgigcr Serie 5Diitell lmie.
rem 0ReoS" uno 0en Cubs" III Gbi.
cago beolenten Sd)leuoerer g[mes uno
Sanger Glarfe infer 8ei6iit geQcn
Sltup5ries reip glr6er fiir Die Seq.
ner. 9ei0e @atterien blicben big 5llnt
@nOe 6es SpirIc3 AMI ibrcn 9oiten.
Sroeoam 6ie .,Hc65" nahe3u oreima[
10 piclc Srefi2r ol$ oie ,,GubS" mah.
tcu lna icblcrirri ipieIteu. oarIorcu
iic ba9 Spiel, reil ibrc @cgner pom
Slid begiinitigt nuroeu. llniere
SSlngens madten S Sreiier gc0en 3
uno hatten oic Cubs" 3 6ebler auf
6cm acrtbol3. 9Ime3 ianbtc ? 9uit.
fiddler 5ur 9ant qegen 3 0es Sumpb,
res umo perIdcntt' 3 Ireip1iic graeu
2. &er5og, Wtornu un0 Wariau lra.
rem uniere beitcn Shlager NIT ie =
Sreiieru. Die G6dpdd)e Ser .9fcos-
iAeint oarin 3u Iiegen 0oB lie ibre
,lreffer niht 81 fOu3cntriren permo.
gen. 9igIcr mb GHslie pureu Die
Sdieosridter.
Gie geitrigen z pieIe.
Cincinnati .00O100O0O-t
Chicago .10000001x-2
St. @ouiS .O5OO2O1O0-s
FittSburg 0000000-t
,groofIpn O2210O30O-S
Bolton 000000001-t
l}h;I~ SoTr6io 90 n n a.14o u
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-25

2itjsHiasu, welds fliiiiiGer Meoi5in nbgt'
Hsist fHO, tOHHrn Jest gerana, SabIettsu CT
IGHgsH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-25

Selltc gtadmittag oiertes mb Ieb.
teS Spicl Der Serie 5piidcn uHieren
o&eoS" uno Den ,GubS" in Chicago.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-25

II Monate ar6eitsbaus unb $400
@elbitrafe pegen 2lngriffs auf tleis
ne Mdb9en. - 9eridisosne us6sr.
psiiungen an bic GroBgsi6pOres
Hen. - 30 Gage 2trbsits6aus me-
gen Ri6tDsriOrgung. - 9etru9 ii4
ungsbiibrIi6. = @sridisosne Safts
befebls.
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central pEeah1tarlan go.

d. Watherspoon Dodge, Pastor.
Calendar os services foE Bnn1s9
Jan. Is, as follows: Sunday Hche5 st
10. O'Clock. Alf. w. 8. Ramsey Supt.7
OF the Soul" Evening service at.
7.30. Subject OF sermon, "The OUT
sidefss Their Peril" We cordially IN
esylfe yitn to our services OF Wofshspy
anJs assure you G Warm welcome
among al. Special music &c bstal SER
vi6es. ~ 3, &
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Iisa. lesisr ~ ~ sra ,iiy<
HfcA. 3 nroiS ise lsslslni 8 man cs 1
af3st and ltii pre- anani Ia Msthod list
81 Z. i.fs.4 rl9 slifS MORN
ssSEk Sc fas lslllls1 Ia n fti1 flksE
saiisngS sssiiIg. MS father waa a CAR
man ahoefn her SyhgS settiea here ant
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Christlan Church.

u y. r. Black, pastor. Regular ser
ytses as fellows. Bible ,ssaeol st
stlosek" Preaching az Iss5. D. IN.
fS6b jeet, tsThe Manner, IN Mfhyef1 We
sssloSffd Pray. All are hinaE ac6ys
daily invited to worship With
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5Graeo ChaFeh.

R6v. ). II. Gibbonsy. stctof, Phone
sag6s services FOR the Eocund SUM
day afternoo9, EpiphanE SEQ a.s
Molly Eucharist, 10.15 ~ m. Sunday
school, I1.S0 q. M, moFuing prayer.
and. 'ser1h6n, 4.30 p. N. Children'e
sEl1iphanY service. There win be 10
ayeni9g service, : ..,s..-..!5 .--...:.5
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Children's Epiphany Service.

& ThS Epiphany Missionary service
on sunday afternoon at $50, is the
ANNUAL service during the EpEip phany
gaeason for the Children or tho Sum
Gay scno0E eAL JnI1 BeagOn ypQ
church teaches her children the mis-
aicnary aspect OF, the Chftstian re-
itg1oS aud tho children OF the church
arS taught by this service tlieif mis-
sionary duty. The rector VIII speREI
on the subtSet,, Some Utah Chil ldTenI
5a Bishop Knowe,np We cordially M,
yite others TO 81 attttsnd this service and
to btaag the children. !
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Gro kheir STeei 0l cs Ri e 4 EraYe. 4.
F'nri tti for tho ilfs1 sf i lIA & Spsd


u s i III : 3 q ~
::
Z IL Et5 5 disd e 70 III dss I y . iiiaE a
a5e 81 SscDfS III "a Sirs VI s 3
Eofs ttoE gli 1ncuefed tl1Sy k61fe is,
Love the cold dead hissl "a 15ya 5fs
syfesp for - ht EeI1 bsfcte it,s. &
srtoHi kh1sa n 5 II 60 and ttifs &c,
y it4iy they Il 81 u IT,.
New ts fai.I A1s folell s..
8 earl that SD gofy,s
YET seis Epea ed asonfid With Elcg4s
= NJ fill 1ssa se song n;l 4 story
s.rilou e s itsEs ere - She dtstit
pre- iss aInas bFi ~ Ses. -
ped bE poets q q g II,
ssisal5 70 t1pndtpe dofn the ngee, az
sF1ifri d 1li stil Il of We must
Irjasi tint Sam isoFiy,
sgreat III n 10
VIZ .ik dr6ebs abege Sdea
Foac ts nos q l q 81
2 H
i1s'6r hos1se are ds &.
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.llF E9a 5oAeplE'a CatAsll Gal

Al Be. iS0AerllE D
aE a. Joseph. allea
eliuSS ca Sunday. Jan QaFg u. "
Fbs b Syli0Rn: Second Etird after
east Of the t5Siy Name
9ass and EeEEncn at III o,cioel !
diction an n6 SERMON tat ID. a Z
verend EsiwRrd Dur pflicisttngs 81
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So j ~. u.
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,Earsf Fresbyteriaa Chnr0sl,

The services as tthe Firss Pgesbyts-l
Ran chufoh will be held &C the fol-i
l9wfhs hours: The sabbash sehool.
= - III - =--'51s ~ 1S U1ivSz In Iau issvr1
RabbAah school asditoEtun. The
room has 1uRt been flttea up with.
opera chairs Of Ito beat grade and
there 20 no more modern or eonyen-
iellt plant In the State. A cordial In
yttation is extended TO all to attend
lgEse services SSday. The pastor viii
preach Rt 1870 and 7.S0. You are
tE&fte1 TO be present at both sefyse
SSAs The choir will render splendid
1ls3sie. The hope is to make you feel
th God Ia Q l:stle nearer Ton In each
sSEFaee held. i
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q sss
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At The GRURGHES

I'D NJ Ess tsfllan Chtah
The regulsr services VIII s. hsld
Sunday afternooD at 3.29 O'clock
et Midway. All are ingitsd to be
sIlEsSas.
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II. 1sssa Hiiler ins tl.e gErlss asssssstt
~ Church. - 8 8

{ & .sf1r.. and 1zrHs Heed HziiieT CIV hGTEI
sfis who Sppre8iate real mon, and,
: ia scsz delight to honor md NJ leone
Z To- Anderson are here 20 Eiye IN eEl-'
fEefta nn6nt ak the coileg on Mon-i
sday e2enina. a1f. MILLER We axe glad
"a afisAanneh xFiII cine. sss sA sA y Z - : :
"a 81 churcS, os wiieA hel ia d II lell4S
ker. IS the morning hour, All ere,
llS iafited, 70 hear hial. i
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Bath school IT ~ ~
IS Z 81 thu PISS 40 -
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AEs IehI,sl IeLhedlsl C.ISEe


s5ilzil ". spsaise.
lnterest and eztRusiesTi III g
Snti eeAeni last SI:udsg eslufsi
~ sFeater THINGS IDss - 8, llsIlsT,
sie4 tsnday SCHOOL 1T
worship ak I t.s0 e u, atl9 ~ 9
chiag by tlle tilst Iorts
tti ehD5stf: How We lss
Cos EveninS 3 sul jeet % & fsSs
Strangers will re- else 3 n1oat
c6tdlai 9ree eting. szh4 susie Will be
'of IN sutiI qua fttt sc kotr scr rylces.
IlIftsIe es Il laesiiisf 4
An pFel n q
8 6inntar iory be 60 fsps !,
81 ford nuaFtetse
glffeftory duet - owe 0tgspe 3 All
I,5ge ii ss Strains slT-
Ain and hEs. stcCrnyy. 8 -
Sstgains 59s i81s 81 - 81
y,SSsffa0py Gunday night eeTEica.
organ prtiu de- retto Ggpsioso
oslrsi
6Iss 81. 15s. il5. 7s Sr6Fn sp:lss of
qfa and Service. -
esd On tio To-
fs. NarGin. Mrs ~ ee ee
Seek. mr. E1ast
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15
Hundreds Mourn for
Mrs. Ryan, Charity
Worker and Pioneer

Funeral services for Mrs Isabella
Cray Ryan, a. win be conducted
Wednesday morning at the Church Of
the Immaculate Conception, followed
by interment in Oakland Cemetery.
Mrs Ryan died Monday morning at
her home, No. 1870 Whitehall street
after an illness Of several weeks.
Hundreds Of friends mourn the
death Of Mrs Ryan, who for many
years has been identified prominently
with city philanthropists She was d
large contributor to the Church of the
Immaculate Corception, Of which she
was a member and also 20 the Sacred
Heart Church and the Catholic or
phanages ana schools of Georgia
Mrs. Ryan was the wife Of the
late John Ryan. SIZE came TO Atlanta
IN 1858, and until her death resided
at No 1870 Whitehall street. with the
exception of a short period after
Sherman captured the city. Her home
was taken then as the headquarters
Of a Federal officer,
Surviving the deceased are -four
sons, J. F. Ryan, Of AtchisOn, Kans.;
G. J.. A. j. and r. A Ryan, of Atlanta;
two daughters, Mrs II @ Kurht and
Miss Ida Ryan, and four grandchil-
dTeu
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15

baIdy won't You vote for the
Grady Hospital bonds2' IS a question
which every public schoolgirl and boy
viii De- asking fathers, just as they
called ON them to sign cleanup
cards for the Atlanta Chamber of
Commerce, according 10 plans now
being made By The executive COM
mittee of the Greater Grady move
meat
a committee will be named at once
by Chairman j. w. English TO take
up the matter with the Board Of Ed
ucatjon and the Teachers Associa-
ton. 10 enlist their aid in the work
and through them that of the school
children.
The work OF the pupils Of the
schools has been found most effective
the last two or three years in the
clean M campaigns, and 1t Is felt it
viii be found equally so in connec-
tion with the Grady bond movement.
Clubwomen Busy.
The Atlanta cMbwomeu have al
ready gone actively to work for the
Grady bonds Mrs Samuel Lumpkin,
president Of the Atlanta Federation
Of Womens clubs who was desig-
mated general chairman by the eNecu-
tive committee. has requested the
committee TO supply her for the use
of those working with her with all
possible Information relative to the
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15
0glethorpe Park
Lots Auction Great
Success; Bids Brisk

Real estate dealers Tuesday consid-
cred the successful auction Of OgIe-
thorpe Park lots Monday afternoon b.
the Edwin p Ansley Company as a sign
Of realty boom.
Almost S3s 900 was realized on the
sale Of a few choice lots which had
been hurriedly prepared for sale These
face the Capital City Country Club
About 1000 persons We're present and
the bidding was rapid, This win he
the only auction sale Of the OglethOrpe
Park property, Future sales will be
made entirely from the offices Of the
Ausley Agency.
Those Investing Monday in Oglethorpc
Park property were G. S Transom
81 $50 w W Brown, $2,145 w. p
Nicholson $500 Mrs r. W. Bost
81 200 Mrs H. A Loyless, 2200 G. w
Kane, $S42 Mrs. NJ. Jones s77j; Mrs
r. L. Hare. $S05 W S Lofts, $500
Roby Robinson, 5000: g. L. Pratt
IS GOO; Mrs r. McBrown. si575; ana
George McCarty, Jr, $2,475.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15
Music Festival to
Name New Directors

Three new members Of the board
or directors Of the Atlanta Music Fes-
tival Association will he elected
Tuesday night at a meeting at Hotel
Ansley. The new members vii, be
chosen by nominating committee
10 be elected by the members. The
election viii be held later
in addition to the election of three
board members a discussion viii be
held relative to the campaign for
new members fer the association.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15

Published by the Growers of India Tea
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15
Amazon Expedition
Finds New Indians

PHILADELPHIA. April 14-Word
has been received that the Amazon ex-
petition Of the University of Pennsyl-
Ndnia Museum, sent to explore terri
tory in southern British Guiana had
discovered new tribes of Indians never
before heard Of
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15
Clubwomen Ballot
l4Hrs. for President

CHICAGO, April 14-Fourteen
hours were required for the members
of the Chicago Culture Club to elect
new president at the annual meet
ing. Mrs William ]. Benson finally
won with a total Of $50 votes
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15
Saves Boss $4,000;
Is Freed of Theft

CHICAGO. April 14.-Because he
had hayed his employer $4,000 by
economizing, Count Frederick Beau
Gissin. a hotel bookkeeper, charged
with embe2zlement, was ordered freed
by the court
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15
SCHOOL CHILDREN 81 HELP
To be ENLISTED N GRADY
HOSPITAL BOND CAMP A|GN

hospital and the proposed bond issue.
Mrs. LuInpklu Us enthusiastic over
/ the movement, as are an those work
ing with her, and the committee has
/ no question that some Of the most
| effective work of the entire campaig ign
will be done by the Atlanta club
( women
The only complaint Atlanta physi-
clans not connected with the medical
board Of Grady Hospital have made
has been that the ywere not permit
ted to take their patients to Grady
and treat them there
Fault Is Remedied.
The reason FOR this has been the
absolute lack Of facilities. There are
now only six pay patients in the hos
pital because it has been found nee
essary to give practically all Of the
pay rooms TO charity patients. no
charity patient is ever turned down II
there Is any possible place to put him,
even though il be i'm a s25 room
But the hospital trustees have now
met this objection Of the Atlanta
physicians, and with tho new Grady
and sufficient facilities in the pay
ward. this will be opened to the prac-
ticing physicians Of Atlanta. The fol-
lowing resolution, after having been
passed by the medical board was
adopted by the trustees OF the hos
pitll on March q;
Resolved, That the medical board
indOrse the opening Of the new pri-
vate ward. when built TO the medical
profession of the city Of Atlanta,
with the understanding that each one
placing patients in this ward will OBJ
garyA tho tutIpg nj tho hngnital -
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15
Latin Apartment Is
Largest in New York

NEW YORK. April 14.-Mrs John n
Latin will have the largest apauman,
in town 1t will be a suite Of az 80
coevring the entire top floor ~ loo IN
new structure in West End aye, ,ne
Eight OF the rooms Will be batbroonIssu
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15

sUFFRAolsTs TO PARADE.
COLUMBES, GA. April "A The
Muscogee County Equal Suffrage
League has announced an automobile
parade for May g. as its part of the
nation-w wide demonstration for suffrage.