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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-31

@on ben g 6dBen fHbs
afritunif6er Witliondre
tit in bieisn Sagen in 2onDon lpiebtr
piel bic Rebe gspefen, neil naHgeraos
bic genausn 3iffern iiber ben Na4s
LAB bes bier DOR einigen Sabren per=
ftOrbsnen Cir Sulius Dernber bstaunt
fperDen. @orldufig mar na9 Wern@
bsrs Sobs Der 8stras bes @ermDsens
ouf 100 Wiia. Mart abseibdBt NOR
ben. Gs bat ii6 inbeb -aamGblih Bel
genauen yeititeQungen ergeben, bab bic
pirtli6e 9siammtiumme 230 Wia.
Mart iiberiteigt. Mdn erinnert fid,
oub Der friiber peritprbene Stto Beit,
Der aipsite Saupttbeilbaber Der Sirma
Wernber, Brett &c Co., na1 ben euSe
siiltisen Seitftelluneen ITO Mia. .Wart
binterIafen bat, 10 baB Die beioen
Saupttrdger Der Sirma pGbrenb zines
niht iibermGbig langen Gebens 400
Wtiq. Wldrt erporbsn baben unS, ioa
piel betannt, bic srfte STEELE untsr ben
Sitodfritanern einnebmen. 60 groBe
9ermDgen, bic in nur elmer @eneration
angebduft perben, iinb aud i'm pelts
umfdHenoen Gnglanb feinespegs bdu-
fig. Wernber, Der als enelii6sr 8dz
ronet in Ieinem ItdttIifen Sauie in
picubiGD in 2onbpn itarb, oas mad
ben friiberen 9siiBern ben Morquis
bon gdt6, INNER nod als Bath Soufe
betannt 1T, mar Elm sebprener Ssi7en.
OarmitIbter lno Der 8ruber o0er8ets
ter oes Generals Wernbsr, Der lange
Der 8eneralaoiutdnt hes IeBten @roBs
berSogs BON Sefen mar. Gr bate III
2onbon feline gef9Gftli9s Gdufbdbn
be9onnen, un6 3par i'm oduie zines
SOlnsrs. Der ilinse Wernber, Der
gnoe Der iieb3iger pbsr glnfana Der
o6t5iger Sabre Elm SabressebaIt BON
5000 Wtort bespg, frngte eines Sdgss
'einen 8rooberrn, ob er einen Qntrag
Der Barrier Sirmu poraes, nit 5000
Mdrt nuh Sub Qfritu gu geben, an
fehmen ipGle. DerTelbe rietb i6m entz
i6ieoen 5u uno Wernber soa nah
8imberIep tpuroe bort nit Otto geit
unb Gecil Rbobes betannt unb be-
treunoet unS legte baIo ben @runp.
'tsin gu feinem ipGtsrn 0aieIenbers
m0aen.
Ster berrf6t Srbnunal
SIN Reiiben5itdbt6en 4 .berrI6t aros
Der Subel; benn Bel Dem iuugen Sir.
ltenpaar tit elm freuoises iSamiliens
ereignis eingetreten, bas pie iibli6,
our6 9olleridiiiIe elmer Dor Dem
5hIoiie barrenoen Menae bertiinbet
pirb. @tnise Srauen iteben in Der gtds
be Der aanouiere uno aGbIen bic abee.
1ebenen S6iiiie. Sbre Rsusisrbe III
eoo9 su grpb, unb iie ipenben iib
>esbaIb uneebulbis on sinen Der Col,
oaten nit ser Srdge, ob ss Elm prin5
,ber cine prinaeiin fei. Der Qlnserss
,ete 5udt nit Der S9uItsr unb erpip
bert eelaTen: ~0as bat Der Ssrt
QauPtmanu sa- -bsisimusgl4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-31
0ebMrtem. .

grnit unb WarD Soli, 1923 Garlisl
gpe., anabe.
Bouts unb Marb 2sf.psr, 10 9llli
ion Ctr. Wdodsn.
Wiaidm uno Warb Gubl, BOG WeT
8. Str, Gnabs.
Sobn unb Marsarst Sartman, 71t
5optins Sir., Wdbd,n.
Sobn uno emma Robsrs, 1891
Wt. Wernon Qlus., anabe.
Walier unb anna S6rpeSsr, 1896
Sietttnius 4ps., MGbdtn.
Gbarles uno WinnieSdeurer, 211s
Clifton 4pe.. 9nnbs.
STEPHEN unb qnnie Roeblsr, 421
Weft 7. Ctr, &na6s.
Clarence unb Stella Suoepobl, 96C
pdpilIon Sir.. anabe.
Geo. unb Wauoe Sintborn, 120e
Drain Gtrab., Wdbden.
Sarrb uno Gl.anor Dietbe, 246
Calhoun Ctr, Gnabe.
Gbporb unb Settle 9oritmaH, APO
gaitern ape., 4nabs.
RuOclpb unb Marb Siridd, 13o
syinolap Str, anabe.
Charles unb Warp Sarbsl, Mafbs
inston Noe, anabs.
Satob unb emma Gel3, Wsitsrn
Ipe. unb Sant Str, WGo9en.
2ouis unb @ertrub Widdnb, POPS
DUNLOP Ctr, MGStsn.
Joicpb unb Inna RisbsI, 435 gant
Ctr, Tdoden.,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-31

Q Strabe, erpirtte gegen lire Ra6z
burin Marp GOr einen 9aftbefebl.
neil bic 2eBtere ibre tleiHe Soater nit
einsm8eisnitiel i4Iug uno banH einsn
Stein our4 bic Jsnitsri4eibe ibrer
Wobnung mari.
= William Grutpforo, lpeIder ra4
Ranfas gins, purbe bort DON Wiqiam
Webl poblbebalten gefunoen. gr 1T In
Der Ndbe bon Wi8tta.
- s. Srant RObeion DON goluHz
bus. s., mar DorgsiterH unb seitern
bier, nm in 9emeini6aft nit Jrau
@iteae BON Sanel. yaabrunssmitta.
Snipettorin, SIC bisiigen 9rceries gu
beIu9en, unO bic gum 9srtuuf ausgez
botsneu Gier gu priifen. Die beipen
Snipettorsn 6eiu4ten iiber 100 2dben
uno fanoen tein einSiges faulss 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-31
iinn0t6iae sluirssuna.

Sotit mn6tbiser 8eiie serietbcr
seitern ole gelpobner oes 'Saliies gso
f317 Sliper StraBe OBJ zines geriua.
fiiaigen 5euers in sIufregnng, Sas
IN Der @obnimg BON sSraii :,
Shiparb ausbrad, alS cine Dlatraee,
Gle nit @aioIin gereiuist rpur6e, in
grano aerietb. Die Seuerrpebr, oic
binnen wenigen Minliten 5iir Steae
ipar. lofaliiirfe ben grano oui ieincn
Gniitebungsberb. Die Wtatrate unb
Hennenspertber g9aoen mar nidi
au perseiGnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-31

eprge arnes, 9U4 Glil
StraBe, min bon Suiie Barnes, Die
| er am 9. Septeirber 1912 beirat1ete,
ipegen Yflit)tpcrnadlaiiieung uno
neil fie i'm am 6. SUM- 1913 Der.
lieB. geidieoen iein.
Bertba M6ams, Die ii1 am
80. Nopem6er 1890 in Gopinston,
sp, NIT g8illiam 9loants perbeira.
tbete, Fat geitern cine S6eibungS.
flage angeitrenst. Sie madt geIteno,
oab Der Nann ieit geraiuter 3eit
nitbt fir iie ilno feline brei &inOer &c.
iorst unb iie auberoem nod 10 brutal
bebanoelt ba6e, oaB iie i'm an 6.
Gedember 1910 perIaiien muBie.
Gem Srriinn perfaIlen.
Mar 6. gldret, Der 23iGbrige Sobn
oes Sdubmaders sSobn s. adret,
1864 McSenrp Roao, Der iniolge
iibernldbisen Stiloirens ieinen Der.
ltano eingebiiBt bot, muBte geItern
|nad 2ongpieip geididt neroen. Der
junge ManlL Der neben ieinem Stil.
oinm in Der bieiiaen llnioeriitat au1
nod aIs gliiiitent in Der oifentlidcn
gibIiotbef arbeitete, biloet ii6 ein,
oaB cine ilinge Came, Die er in Der
llniuerlit1t fenlen lernte, in i'm Der.
liebt iei lno er bat Deriddcoentlid)
3eriud)t, 6ieielbe in ibrer @obnung
5u treffen. gm lebten Sonntag mubte
er geiualtiam Don benz Sauie entierat
iueroen. llnter ben perborten 3ergen
bcfano iid mIh Serr Sooges, pon Der
offentiifen gibIiotbef, Der ausiagte,
oab Der iinge Rnnn i'm Dor einisen
3aeen bebroht babe, neil er
(Sooges) nnsebIid oaran idulo mar,
oaB bas @dohen ipelhes gtfret nit
ieiilen 9iebesantrogen neriolgte, nadl
cinem Saratorium gebradt moroen
iei. Ter slniift Der llnteriilduings.
dr5te sufolge lit bas 2eioen beg Jun.
gen Wannes MIR Elm tempordres uno
feline baloiee 8eneiung oiirite 5u er.
partct itcben.
abIab. g aden.
Soiept Maitn lit Ra9laBperpalter
bon Caroline Waun; Yerionalien
$400.
gnna anoit lit Raflabpcrtpalterin
bon @iliam &noit; Eerionalicn
$3.50.
Geo. Batter bermaftiein gernlS.
gen an ieine @attin 3bereie Bauer.
Der perionlide Ra6laB Der anna
Sdarot betrdgt $690.44; berienise
Der Sbereie Go6errer $929.10.
@erfdiebenes.
9iobert 9. BaIfer fat cine sSorce.
rung iiber $1,000 gcgen bic Cont.
nental Gaiualtp 60. einseflagt.
Soiepbine ghieller flagte cine SD.
potbefforoeriing iiber $1,000 geseltI
anna greitims IL. st. elm.
6. S. 5aslep, stiiignee Der Glen.
bale Cemetery Co., unterbreitete eit
@eiuh, bic 9lftiDa Der @eielli6aft i'm
Sntereiie Der @Idubiger berfaufen su
biirien.
Sugb Sababe, oeiien @rlinoeiaen.
tbum nn Der gaitern slpeuie our9
cine gtipeau slenoeruug geidd6igtl
iporhen lit, hat Die Staot Cincinnati |
oesbdIb dui 3a9Inug BON $500 per.
flast.
Die Grite Heformirte BresbDteria.
ner Stride bon Cincinnati bat ein @e.
iu6 eingereidt, ibr @run6eigentbun
all ser @oolper aueuue, Clifton, per.
fauien 81 biirfer.
Wiarp q. Simeon bat cine Weiet6e.
foroeruns i'm getrase bon $79t "a
gegen Sobn W. Sammono einsefIa9t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-31
ssrauen'S Stnotperbanb.

6euts @bsnb finbet in Der Wai6ins>
ton platform. Gin unb Court Str,
cine gerfammluna bes SruuenDereius
beg 9euti6 ameritunifaen Stub.'
@et6anbs itatt. Gu piftiae 5rdgen
CUR Sr0rterunq tommen iollen, 10 ii:
bic Qnpeisnbeit alIer MitsIisbsr orin-
qti0 erpiiniht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-31
gterbli6feitsberiht.

Murp Rabsmader, 65, 1921 aOgon
Str, !6er3leiben.
ai5Sie Msnte, go, 317 Mulbsrrp
Str, Snqueit in S8pebe.
Satob Solbner, At, 3614 Sig6ee
Qbe., Grebs.
Glen RObgers, "a, Seim Der Or
men S6peitern. QrterienDertdlfung.
Wtdrp Witdea, 75, 1859 Clifton
gtOe., Ssr5lsiben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-31
Giscutbilmlidle @cidlid)tc.

9as SuscnSgeridt ipiro lid) bclte
init elmer eieeutbiimliden @ei6tdte
5ii oeiaiicn boben. Srau 8. SoGp. Don
.Ro. 1882 eaitcru sIpeule, melSete
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-31
Safe'Sau.
Srillanter Sics Der pSieos" iibsr Die
pSiieicn". Die Champions nit
8 gicten beimssianbt.

| SSn Dem seitrigen eriten Spiele ei'
ner biertaaisen Serie 3lpiifen rmie'
rem ,.HeOs" uno ben gtep gorfer
,.Ticien" i'm Goloparf iltngirteu
Sdleuoercr Nmes uuo Sanger 9lorfa
als 9atterie fiir Cincinnati gegen
Wtatbelpion reip. Wepers fir bic
8egner. gs mar ein intereiianter
9anpf iporin iid iiniere SSungens
ben Champions Der 9iga alf alien
Euutten nes Samples iiberlegen or.
pieien. 9eioe Stubs mabten ic I
Sreiier, Die inoeiien auf Die Oerihie.
henen 8ange bertbeilt paren unS
feline Sdufe probuBirten biz Die
~Heos" I'M 9. Sarge mebrere Sreffer
fon5entrirteir mas ibnelt. imteritiist
bon 2 iSeblern Der .Rieien", oell
Sieg erntete. GIarfe uno SunieIs fpu.
rem Die Selben, ipeld)e Die Seimbaie
erreidlten. !6GhiptIing Ser5og mar I'm.
Ter better StIager nit 2 1reiiern.
slmes innote 5 2uftidhler 3ur 9anf
ecgen A bes Iatbelpion, itno tpurben
feline 8reipdiie sur /. 9aie oeridenft.
GoB Der perfriippelte uno bemorali.
iirte Gincinuatier aIu6 6ie ntafti.
gen .Iieien" nit 8 9tieten beimien.
Den fonnte, fpabreno Matberpion, 6rt
unerfannte Treriier S6leuoerer 0e5
9anSes. bereu 8eidiie bebiente, mar
jc6enfaIls cine grapouNeiihlng.
@rpcn inb So5nion pareu Die
Sficbsribter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-31
Brad bas Sein.

Jnfolge zines 9l4isnbru&es iiilr3t.
gtffern Jphn Soffmann. bon Ro. Ais
Y1nt StraBe, On Der aruauns Der
~. StrdBe unb 2odldnb 4penue bon
ttinem Wogtn unb trus einen gruf
pee linttn GuBin0dsls bappn. Der
werHnsiiidie fpuros per pcIiJsi Qlu=
tOHobil mad benz ftdbtifdsH Soipital
sebyoGt. I,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-31

Sei,te 0adjrnittde 3peites Spiel
5niiGcn rReos~ mb o9iieien" i'm
Yuloparf, 9teip gorf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-31

gSenn Sic ipe5iellsu Hatb baben
tuollen, 10 idreibsn Sic an bic 2sbia
6. BinfBam Wsoicine So. (eunfibem.
tell, agnn, Iaii. Chr griei mirS
BON elmer 5ran seGffnet, seleien nnb
beant,portet amS itrens sebeim scbal.
ten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-31
Der Rei5
Der ]llutter(6af
Grb6bt Surd pollfommens fOrperliAe
Deinn6beit.

Die @rfabruns Der Nuttsridaft if FIR
bic msiiten sSrautn cine Iebr aufgertgte nns
biloet enti6ieben cine Qpode in beren Sc.
ben. Ridt cine sSrau aus bunbert 1T ppr.
bersitst oSer peritebt, lid oro.ntIit in Obadt
5u nebmeu. Rutiirlid bal bentSutage bsi'
nabe eoe sSrau mebi5iniidJe 8ebanolung 5u
iol1er 8eit, absr piele 9then iolher 8eriooe
nit elnem GrgaKismus eTtaegsu, DeIder
ben snltreugnngeu nitht sepadisn 1T, lnb
psnn es poriiber 1T, bnnn bat baS SpfteM
sinen Sdllng erbalieu oon oern es ifb fdwer
erbOlsn tann 3aw tommt oann nod A.
NsrbenanftrensuHs, fir Oas Firb su iorssn,
Deltts cine entifeoene 8tranberuug in
Der SHUTTER CUR 5olge bat.
o. eibt nidts idaiiner.s als cine elitdltte,
Jno geiunhe SHUTTER pon finbsrn, ia Elm
5tinobett Inter ben rittio.n Buftdnben
birat teint 6efabr fir bic 8eiunbbeii Ob.r
Sb6nbeit. 3ie unertIdrlide Sade III, bab,
nit allen &n3eid.n DOR 5,rrittteteH Nerpen
unb gebrohen.r @eiunbbeit, pel9e aus IL.
mem unbprbereiteten 8uitanoe tntiteben,
unS NIT geniisenber 3sit sur 8orb.reitunq,
bic 5rauen bod bIinolinss oer prpb. snt-
segsugehen.
s5e6s syrau iolte ii6 ~ bi.ier Belt anf
Gpbia q. ginfbam's BesetabIe COMPOUND
peraiien, Elm iebr tpsrtbopl.s StGrtunss.
unb 8elebanssmitisl b.s peibIiden Crsa.
ntsmus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-31

}H pielen 5Sami.
lien, oi. einItmalS
finberloS maren, limb
JeBt Il inber, neil
2poia 9. gintbam's
Y egetubl. Com.
pounO bic S5rau,n
normal, seiuno unb
TART mabt.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-17

tic Club will hold its twenty eighth
St. Patricks Day banquet. 1t is the
Oldest of the local organizations that
have for their powerful object the
honoring of Erin's saint.
The speakers at the Celtic Club
banquet will be John L. Carroll, pres
ident of the club; Professor James C..
Monaghan, who viii speak on THE
Day We Celebrates" Howard Mac
Sherry, why 1 Am Here" William
K. Flanagan, Our Heritage;" John
W. Wescott, attorney general, Our
Glorious Country" Mayor Jacob
Haussling, "Our Home Town" John
H. O'Connor, The Celtic Club" and
Michael ]. Koran, Achievements of
the Irish"
Limited TO Sons of Old Erin.
Only Irish-Americans or their
descendants will be permitted to at
tend the annual banquet of the Sim
Fein Club in the Continental tonight.
Foods imports from Ireland will be
on the menu. Philip G. Walsh jr.,
will he POSTMASTER, Charles P. Gill
len, commissioner of the Board of
Works, is president of the Sim Fem
Club.
The speakers will include former
Judge John J. Treacy, of the Court
of Errors and Appeals: Assemblyman
Michael j. Quigley, former Assem-
blyman James A. Baker and Michael
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-17
Census Report Shows Great
Gain in u. S. Electric
Railways During l0Oz-l0l2

WASHINGTON, March 17.-Prelim-
mary figures of the forthcoming
quinquennial report on the electric
railways of continental I'm ted States
have been given out by Director w.
}. Harris, of the bureau of the CEN
sus, department of commerce. They
We're prepared under the supervision
of w. M. Steuart, chief statistieian
for manufactures.
The statistics relate to the years
ending December 81 for 1912 and 1897,
and June 80 for 1902. The totals in
Guide electric light plants operated In
connection with electric railways and
not separable therefrom, but do not
include reports of mixed steam and
e ectric railroads nor railways under
construction during the census year
which had not begun operations.
The figures as presented for CONT
mental United States show general
gains for the decade 1902-1912. The
number of operating companies in
creased from ST. in 1892 to 975 in 1912,
or 10 per cent There were 41,065
miles of track in 1912 as compared
with 22,577 in 1902, or an increase of
81 per cent. The persons employed
numbered 2S2, 461 in 1912 as compared
with lao 1859 in 1902, or an increase of
101 per cent. The revenue passengers
CetiIIeu III lJl2 numbered J,04O,oO4 oot
as compared with Ala, 211 ,904 in 1902,
or an increase of 100 per cent. The
gross income in 1912 amounted to
S5S5,930, SIT as compared with $3.50
504. 627 in 1902, or an increase of 1874
per cent. The operating expenses
amounted to 1892, 1886, 1856 in 1912 as
compared with $142 81, 597 in 1902, or
an increase of 134 per cent. The total
horsepower of the power plants was
3 1865 O51 in 1912 as compared with
1, 349,211 in 1902, or an increase of 172
per cent. The horsepower of the
water wheels increased from 49, 1853 in
1902 to All. 1907 in 1912, or $50 per cent.
The output of stations amounted to
6,052, 69y, J08 kilowatt hours in 1912 as
compared with 2.261, 4S4, 1897 in 1902, or
an increase of 1853 per cent. The cur
rent purchased in 1912 amounted to
2 1861, 31S. 7S1 kilowatt hours, the figures
for 1902 not being available.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-17

introduced Mayor Haussling, who
paid a tribute to the Irish race.
Rev. Henry G. Coyne, state chap
lain, delivered an impressive address,
He referred to the hardships under
gone by the forefathers of the Irish
Americans who attended the banquet.
Edward r. Hayes, OF New Brunswick,
State president of the order spoke
on THE Irish in America" p. T.
Moran, Of Washington, national di-
rector of the Hibernians, was pre-
vented from attending by Illness, and
his place was taken by John j. Gas
coyne, of Orange, state treasurer.
The banquet committee was COM
posed of Thomas H. Guthrie, chair
man; John j. White, John ]. Gas
coyne, James Graham, William J.
Burke, Dominis A. WWalsh. Charles
j. O'Brien, John Degnan. P. J. Cream,
John Henry. Philip Tully, william
Dunworth, James p. Mylod. william
= Webb, b. p. Kinneally, Joseph w.
Freeman, Andrew j. Brady, Eugene
O'Mara. p. J. Sweeney, and Andrew
McDermott.
Members of the John F. Reilly
Association had a banquet in p.
Niedermaier's Hall( 1926 South Or
ange avenue, last night. Many speak
ers made informal addresses, and a
program of vocal and instrumental
music was given.
In Achtel- stetter's tonight the Gel
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-17
Quick
Horne Cure
for. Piles
Trial Package Absolutely Free-WilI
You Spend a POSTCARD for It?

If you are a sufferer from pi es. in
slant relief is yours for the asking,
and a speedy. permanent cure will
follow.
The Pyramid Drug Co, All Pyra-
mid Bldg. Marshall, M.ch., Will send
you free, in a plain wrapper. a trial
package of Pyramid Pile Remedy, the
wonderful, sure and certain cure for
the tortures of this dread disease.
Thousands have Already taken adj
vantage of this offer. thousands know
for the first time in years what it is
TO be free from the pains, the itching,
the awful agony of piles.
Pyram d Pile Remedy relieves the
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is reduced and soon the disease is
gone absolutely.
No matter how desperate you think
YOUR case Is, write in today for the
free trial treatment Then, when you
have used it in the privacy of your
own home and found out for yourse f
how eficac'ous it is, you can get the
full-size package at any drug store
for so cents. Every day you suffer
after reading this notice you suffer
needlessly. Simply I'LL out free
courcn and mail today.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-17
#,W Y#
P@L@@ ~ BY Betty Deao%
by Betty Dean

sion. 10 pleDd4e lbis tonic set oue
ounce khfdene from druggist and put il
into one-half pint alcohol (never use
Whiskey), then add one-half cupful of
sugar and hot water to make QUAR-.
The dose is a tablespoonful before meals.
The kardene tonic is excellent to clear
the skin Of pimples, blotehes and sallow
ness and Its timely use frequently saves
doctors bills.
Chloe: l have found the most beneficial
shampoo for the scalp and hair can be
made at home by dissolying a teaspoonfuI
canthroX in cup hot water This is un.
usually soothing and cleansing to the
Itchy, dandruh laden scalp and quickly
ccrrects over oiliness and other scalp
upsets. My shampooing with canthrox
has restored an even color, rich gloss and
soft hun 10 my. hair, which was becoming
duh and brittle. 1t seems to have en-
couraged vigorous and luxuriant
growth.
p. s.: The styles point to continual
tion of the slim figure effects and as Won
show signs of an added waist line Won
should take steps to reduce your weight.
Make this preparation at home and be.
fore each meal take tablespoonful: Get
four ounces of parnotis from your drug.
gist and dissolve in one and one half
pints or hot water. Strain and cool the
mixture before using This is inexpensive
and will be welcome TO the woman who
does not want strenuous diet or exercise.
Lorraine Your faded hair is not
necessarily dying though it is in danger.
Here is a home made hair tonic, costing
little, which l know is of great value Ia
scalp and hair: Into one half pint alcohol
put one ounce quinzoin (which get from
me Druggist 81, then add one-half pint
water This gives You a full pint / nave
round 1t very soothing and 1t bauiShes
the dry, harsh, unhealthy condition az
the scalp, invigorating the hair roots SO a
beautiful growth is certain to result.
Betty Deans Beauty Book, So (Adv.)
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-17
ER|N'S SONS At
FESTIVE BOARD
Essex County Hibernians Hold
Annual Banquet at
DaVis's.
OTHER EVENTS ARE
TO BE HELD TONIGHT
Celtic Club, Sim Fein and
Friendly Sons Ready to Gel
citrate ST. Patrick.

"Arrahi But the land is all abiaze,
The bells have sounded their warm
ing;
And all the tune the whole world
plays
1s St. Patrick's Day in the Morn
ing"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-17

Gustave Wolber, of SO Hardwood
avenue, is seriously i'll at his home
with pneumonia.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-17

C. Elliott. They will speak on vari-
Gus subjects relative to the Irish
American.
One of the features of the Sim Fem
banquet will be the brewing of the
lammas uphail, a drink that was US ID
by the ancient Gaels. 1t is made
from a secret formula, the members
of the Sim Fein Club assert, though
they admit that the principal ingredi-
ents are based on barley grown in
the hills of Wicklow. The formula
was brought to this country and u ed
for the first time at the initia. ban
quet of the Sim Fein Club eight
years ago.
The Society of the Friendly Sons
of st. Patrick will hold its forty
fourth anniversary banquet in the
washington restaurant tonight. John
F. Conroy, president, will be toast
master, and the program of addresses
will be; "Caedhe Mile Failthe, y
John f. Conroy; Home Rule at
Last" Peter ]. O'Toole; 1.-THE Island
OF Soho ars and Fighters" Char es
M O'Keeffe; 1.-The Irish People, ="
jeremiah b. Sullivan; THE Irish in
New Jersey" Thomas F. Martin;
Irish Hope" Florence J. Sullivan;
THE Law" Alfred B. Cruikshank;
1.-THE Soul of Erin" John F. Crosby.
Governor to Speak.
Governor James F. Fielder will be
among the speakers at the third an
nual dinner tonight in the Montclair
Hall of Montclair Branch of the
Friendly Sons of ST. Patrick. It Is
expected that 200 will attend.
Besides Governor Fielder the
speakers will be Job Hedges, of New
III int
in Citizenship:" Prof. Robert McNutt
McElroy, of Princeton University,
on THE Irish Schoolmaster in
America" Rev. John Holton, on "The
Day We Celebrate" and Harold M.
Anderson, of the New York Sun.
Councilman Thomas P. McGlynn
will be POSTMASTER. The following
committees are in charge of the af-
fair: Banquet, Joseph w. McGlynn,
Michael j. Doyle, Patrick j. Farrell,
John O'Hara. Patrick ]. DUR; recep-
tion, William H. Senior, Judge James
p. Mylod, J. Lawrence Cox, John j.
Blondel, Arthur r. Gallagher, P. ].
Farrell, DR.. William F. Grady,
Thomas j. n. O'Keefe, M. ]. Doyle,
p ]. Durr, John T. Willis; speakers,
j. L. Cox, ]. f. O'Hara, w II Senior.
The Friendly Sons of st. Patrick,
of the Oranges, will have their ninth
annual banquet in English's Hall,
East Orange. tonight.
Among the scheduled speakers will
be United States Senator Ollie James,
of Kentucky, and Representative
Eugene F. Kinkead; Daniel j. Bren-
nan and William J. Sweeny. Lau-
renee r. Fell is president of the or
ganization. Eugene w. Farrell is
chairman of the banquet committee,
I'D County Clerk Joseph McDonough
rne mems Club of st. Cloud, of
West Orange. also will hold ban
qffuet in headquarters tonight,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-17
Will Tell Progressives
Duties in City Elections

Judge William L. Ransan, OF New
York city, win give an address on
1.-The Duty of Progressives in Munic-
ipal Elections" at the regular MONTH
ly meeting of the city Progressive
committee in the Progressive head
quarters, 211 Halsey street, tonight.
Judge Ransom was chairman Of the
Progressive platform committee in
New York city last year and was a
prominent fusion leader.
Former Judge Algernon T. Sweeney,
chairman of the committee will pre-
side. The meeting will be open to the
public