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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-21
ALLIANCE FAVORS
TEMPERANCE IDEA
Central Organization Plans
common-Sense Law and
Order League.
PROTESTS AGAINST SALE OF
ARMS TO WARNING NATIONS
Request Made for a Moderate
Interpretation of Sunday
Blue Laws.

The board Of directors of the Ger
n,an-Arnerican Central Alliance was
instructed last night to consider tho
formation of O Common Sense Law
and order League" TO oppose prohi-
eition and work for temperance in all
things, including the Interpretation OF
the Sunday blue laws.
The alliance also passed a resolu-
ron of protest against the sale OF
arms and ammunition to any Of the
.rarring powers at the annual meet
ing held in Newark Turn Hail.
George Grimme was unanimously
reelected president of the society,
though In his remarks in connection
with his annual report he expressed
the wish to be relieved from the
onerous duties Of that office. In MS
report reviewing the past year Mr..
Grimme paid tribute to the Irish
societies which had stood by the Ger
mans in the trying hours OF the
latherland's present struggle.
Resolution of Protest.
The protest resolution reads: THE
German American Central Alliance
Of Essex County representing 1000
American citizens, herewith most en-
SPECIFICALLY protest against exports
from United states ports 10 any ana
III of the belligerent nations OF
Europe and Asia of munitions of war.
arms, provisions and supplies. 1t is
turther demanded by the protestants
nat the neutrality proclamation of
he President of the United States
shall forthwith and hereafter be
strictly observed and adhered to.
His excellency. President Wilson.
4 further advised that the resolu-
lions introduced by Congressman
tlarthold, Vollmer and Senator Hitch
cock, whereby they demand strict
st neutrality, are approved and I'M
euuivocally Endorsed by the society"
The officers elected besides Mr..
,srimme were as follows; Anton F.
Muller and Franz Duenwald. vice.
presidents; G. H. Schumacher. record
ing secretary; George Schubert, cor
responding secretary; Gustav Wolber.
financial secretary; F. E. Sturn,
treasurer: board of directors for one
ear term, Emil Gorge. P. II. Strunk,
Charles Eytel, Jacob Bohnenberger,
Herman Haug. Joseph Michel. Fried
rich Busse.
1t was announced that branch Of
the Historical Society Of New York
had been opened at the business place
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-21
TRANSFERS.

NEWARK.
Sarah c. l.. Van Ness ct al (exeeu-
tors) TO Georgianna L. Durston,
IL Bridge st. SO IT fr Cara
brant pl, 171S6 .............,.....
Georglanna Lane Durston ct al to
Sarah C. L. Van Ness, n Bridge
st, LOG # fr Garrabrant pl,
19xS6 ...................
Breckenridge & Tichenor, Inc, TO
Jacob Ring ct al, s. TWEEN
tieth st. 225 It n fr Sixteenth av,
Wallace Noyes to Sophia Ricord
Neighborhood House, W n.
Fourth st, 225 # fr Second ay,
2ox1OO, ..................
Sophia Rfrord Neighborhood House
to NJ. Louise Watts, same prop.
Union Building Company to Jacob
Bischoff, 8 s. Nineteenth ct,
$50 It S fr Fifteenth av: 25x34 =.
Morris Rudominer to Jacob Stein
berg, W Prince st, 129 1T n fr
Wayerly pl, 25x100 ............:..
Harvey d. Alpaugh to Bartholo-
new Lynch, g 6 Norwood st, 300
1T e fr s. Orange av, 23x100;
Neil Mackay to William l.. d. Be
dell, Ridge st, $50 1T s fr
Arlington ay, 42x100 ..............
Frederick knecht to Feodor Sehu-
mann, e S Arlington ST, at n cor
lot A. l.. Baker, 30xT2. ..........
Samuel Schechner to Daniel Crecca,
Summer av, so 1T 5 FIR Sew
enth av, 25x99 ........,..........
Daniel Crecca to Josephine Yeit-
ter, same prop ..........,..
Saul Cohn to Samuel Katz, W
Washington st, IS TT n FIR Bald
win st, 27x67 ..................
TOWNSHIPS.
Peter Boak to Rose +. Albert. East
Orange, W cor N. Park and
Dougherty SITS, 90x110. ...........
Rose +. Alberts to Elizabeth Boak,
! East Orange, same prop. .........
George Fischer to Helen w. Dem
arest, East Orange, W s Vernon
ter, 753 IT fir William st, J0x13o
| Thomas A. Currie to Morris and
Essex Railroad Company, South
| Orange, Mountain House I'd.
50 # fr Morris and Essex Rail
! road OPT acre ......,............
Isaac Fried to Weber Realty Com
pany, IryiDgton, N W cor Thirty
seventh st and Prospect av, 50x
| lUUs ana Otnef tract s''s
John Fl. Boyer to Charles w.
Lewis, East Orange, 8 s Edgerton
ter, 900 IT fr Prospect st, 25x10O
Bertha Hoefer to John G. Sickle,
IT., Iryington, W Linden av, at
cor land Jack Skinkle, 25x235
Godfrey Land and Building Com
pany to Harold L. Baldwin,
Montelair, Godfrey I'd, 90 fl
W FIR Carteret st. 50x125. 49,.
William b. McLain Realty Com
pany to Lidwina lily, Bloomfield.
Newark st, 4S7 IT FIR Myrtle
av, 100x109 ..................
Leonard Hahn to Harry Stein. West
Orange, n cor Cary st and Val
ley I'd, 25x119 ....................
Nathan welitcoff to Isidore KatZ,
Irvington, W s Twenty second st,
127 IT n fr Twentieth av, 26x100
Florence r. Matthews ct al to OF
tile A. Matthews, South Orange,
sw Irvington av, 81 IT s FIR
Wetmore av, 53x110 .............
John b. Everett to Church Of Our
Lady of Lourdes of West Orange,
W Chestnut st. 30 IT n W FIR
oxford pl, 5ox1oo; and Q other
| tracts - - - .
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-21
7 e n D 0 II ar S
secures a fine piano

Already vast number of pianos have been selected
for delivery between now and Friday. Is there any
reason why your home should not be furnished with
piano? Is there any why your family should be
longer without music? -
Whether you have in mind the purchase of
Upright, Playerpano Grand, here you will find
a vast variety of only LAUTER UPRlGHTS,
LAUTER-HUMANAS (playerpianos) and LAUTER
GRANDS, but the products of dozen other makers as
we'll
Our stock will delight you because of its great
variety We can sell you thoroughly reliable new
Upright at as low Sl95 Playerpiano at as low
$685. We have slightly used instruments of genuine
quality at less than $780,
We arrange easy terms any piano you may like.
We accept TEN DOLLARS in cash and from Six to
Ten Dollars monthly any Upright We arrange rea-
lively attractive terms Payerpianos and Grands
In the event of decease PAYMENTS TERMINATE,
and the instrument becomes the property of your estate
Christmas is at hand Why not come this evening,
and select instrument be delivered Christmas
Morn?
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-21
Summit Y. M. c. A. Banquet
Special to tho Evening Star.

NDfCIHT
SUMMIT. Dec. 21.-The sixteenth
annual banquet of the Young Mems
Christian Association was held in the
auditorium of the association build
ing Saturday night.
Hamilton Wright Mabie presided
and the other speakers were Albert
Il. Roberts, international secretary
Of the boys department; Assembly
man William n. Runyon and Pro-
fessor Wallace MacMullen, of Drew
Seminary. The invocation was by
Rev. w. V. Mallalien, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-21
Contracts Filed

Edward Jayson, owner, with sam
Schneider, contractor, masonry, $1,325 {;
221 Sixteenth avenue. Same owner, with
David Brittman, contractor, carpentry,
5000; same premises.
Essex Real Estate and Construction
Co., of East Orange, owner, with Peter
Strandberg, of East Orange contractor,
painting, 1862; 6971-75-77 Brighton ave
nue., East Orange.
Nick Tanga, owner with Peter Martor-
ana, contractor, painting, s27O; 577 South
Twelfth street
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-21
War Smooths cupid's Path

PARIS, Dec. 21.-Among the laws
suspended because of the war is the
one which requires that the banns
must be posted in the city halls two
weeks before the weddings are to
take place. This is intended as a
for soldiers who are hur-
riedlv called to the front and wish to
be married before they go.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-21
Suicide After Quarrel

WEEHAWKEN, Dec. 21.-Following
"A. quarrel with his wife, during which
abe took him to task for having spent
the money with which she intended
TO make some Christmas purchases,
Frederick Johnson, captain OF the
harre Rlauvelt, yesterday shot him
self in the head and died on the way
TO the North Hudson Hospital.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-21
To Review Uvalde Contract
Awarded Over Lower Bid

Special TO the Evening Star.
TRENTON, Dec 21.-Charies Muel-
Ter today filed an affidavit in the Su-
preme Court applying for GER
tiorari to contest the validity of a
contract awarded to the Uvalde
Asphalt Company for relaying parts
of the Hudson county boulevard.
Mueller contends the bid of the Gin
ton Contracting Company of $103, $50
was lower than that of the Uvalde
Company, which was $141, Ass.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-21
We are pre-
pared to fur
GOLD .'.a New Gold
Coin for Christ
COIN mas use.
National Newark
Banking Co.
Broad Street, Corner Clinton Street

of Anton F. Muller. EOS Springfield
avenue, where anybody bringing val
uabIes, trinkets or heirlooms may ex-
change the same for iron cross rings.
The valuables offered will be sold for
the benefit of the sufferers in Ger
many and Austria Hungary.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-21
Will Enroll 900 Cows in
Sussex Testing Association

NEWTON. Dec. 21.--A cow-testing
association is being organized under
the direction of Mr.. Gilbertson, direc-
tor of the Sussex county farm bu-
reau, and 1t is expected that owners
Of more than 1000 cows in this
vicinity will be enrolled. A similar
organization is being started in Sus
sex, Beemerville and Branchville
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-21
MORTGAGES RECORDED.

Bronislaw Sulkowski 10 Ignatz L. Zew-
adzki. west side Belmont avenue, 100 feet
northwest from Kinney street, $1,000:
RniIdin9 and Loan Association, west side
North Eighth street, 275 feet south from
Delavan avenue, 5000
Jacob Ring ct al TO Improved Build
ing and Loan Associaion' east SIDE se S,t
Twentieth street, 225 feet north from SIX
teenth avenue, $4,000.
Joseph Grodman to Michael Commins,
east side Hunterdon street, 300 feet south
from Runyon street, 5000
Henry j. Reusch to Robert Crabb, west
side Mulberry street, 227 feet north from
Pennington street, $4,000.
Thomas j. S. Lands to Frederick Ere
linghuysen, west side Roseville avenue,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-21
Ex-President Taft to Speak
in MorristOwn February y

MoRRIsTOwN, Dec. 21.--Ex- Pres
ident Taft has accepted an invitation
to deliver the Grafton at Washing
toms headquarters here on Wash
ington's Birthday. He will be the
guest of the Washington Association
of New Jersey.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-21
Pass Civil Service Test

Charles A. Bachelor and Camille
I.avecchia, of Newark, passed the
Civil Service Commissions examina-
ton for utility man for Newark
Playground Commission.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-21
The WIS store
ia NONDS
And
Fine Je~e1ry

THE quest for Fine Gifts must inevitably
lead you TO the Wiss Store, for wheth-
er you seek beautiful diamond set with
jewels, or something rich in solid gold, you
naturally turn TO the store where high quail
ity is the first principle of the business.
No one seeking something choice and
exclusive can afford to pass the Wiss COL
lection of Fine .Jewelry.
Our showing of Diamonds is of the high
est character and embraces everything from
the Solitaire to the elaborate Lavalliere.
Experts here to advise those who desire
guidance in every purchase.
most attractive feature is our Diamond Ring
with bue-white perfect stone, l8-kt. gold the
stone mounted in platinum, for only $50.
Other Suggestions
Platinum and Diamond Lavalleres. $4,000 to S250000
Exquisite Diamond Rings. $4,000 to $l5OO0O
Platinum and Diamond Scarf Pins $500 to $4,000
Ia kt- Gold Circle Brooches. ........ 500 to $1,000
IA KIT Gold Lavalleres. .......... $1,000 to $4,000
IA kt Wristle Watches. $500 to $4,000
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-21
Gifts for Men
from Men

Every man has friends-real live human
beings-who enjoy life, and with whom he
may have spent many congenial hours, and
whom he would like to remember at Christ
mas time.
Others there are who have force of CO.
workers or employees they would like to
fttingly remember.
For these we have a remarkably satisfy
ing collection of gifts-the kind men like
TO give TO men.
Let Us Suggest:
Smokers Sets COrkscrews
Cigarette Cases Travelling Cups
Table Cigar Box Open Thermometers
ers Mems Toilet Sets
Table Cigar Lighters Razor Sets
Ash Trays Razors
Sets for Poker Games Pocket Knives
Match Boxes ThermOs Carafes
Inkwels ThermOs Decanters
Liquor Sets Vest Pocket Card Cases
Whiskey Decanters Desk Calendars
Pocket Flasks Military Brushes
Champagne Tubs Bottle Openers
J.WISS & SONS
JEWELLERS
suyERsMTHs tcUrERs,
.sesSSS, BT9SS Street
The Hallmark Store
Open Evenings Until Christmas
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-21

To Cure q Cold in One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Tablets. Druggists refund money II
1t fails to cure. f. w. GROVES sig
nature is on each box, 25c.--Adver-
tisement =
Washington Journal., 1914-07-18
oNrisn @ei0na@ erriu."

Gas @irettorium ~perianmeltc iid
lcttcn 0onntag, ben 25. 5. Mts. i'm
Glu6bauie inter Dem @orlib 6es
Frdiioenten 9lug. S6miOt. 9eah
Nma6me oeS Hrotofolls, aufqciett
Don Scfretdr Sobl g8eber, lcgten ser
6iunn8 Scfret1r Geo. 9R. 5icbcrt
mo Der @orlibeu0e oes @mlsfoni.
tc3, Sofa6 @riigger, ibrc Mtonatsba
ri6te Dor. 9as Sallptgelddit mar
Die @cIprpdnng weaen @cralSrlabnae
elmer nelu Shultli3eus fir oaS
~fonnnielloe Sabr. Sol0e lit Elm be
Oentctl6c5 llniernebnell, ocnn oicirS
W2al miro Tie $500 fem. Gas 81
reftorilmt icOo6 war glIten Wantcs
mo 6at @oifmmg All 3nnQbnle por
Witglie0i6aft mo bei0loB0 biefy
Si5enS 3n 8ablen ln0 mie iiblid oos
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icbr Iobli1 lit 6ieic 9bii0t.
@eraOe Iolde &ereine pcrSienell
Die llntcrltiiblulg 0eS ocnti1cn @iir-
gers; IS iillo Die Soften ia 10 fIeilt
uno mas Oargeboten miro, Defenders
in oer @iaterloiion, 1T 10 8abIreid
Washington Journal., 1914-07-18
OeiAiAtlidcs iibrr sic Drutidem
Nmcrifas.

Sir 0as 81. SdaQcrIclt ocS NorO
aulrrifoniiAeu SGngcrbunocs III
Solli5pille, &0.. 0as IN 0cn Taqcn
pom. "a. bis y. Slni 1914 abgcbal
ten muroe, bat Der D9ouisuiae Nn5eis
GER, eilt iaultratip un0 m3altlih
pradlpelleS S%1ligerielt 5onpenicr
berolls0e0cbel. Il. a. lit b~cionOers
mcrtDpIl cine ebronif OeS Delttld|
tllnlS III SouiSuiae felt 1853, mo
algencbm mnltet cS ms an iDcllll
bic Gbronif nit folgcn0cr lsoti5 be
Ainit: 1853. 0berit @einri6 9on
qliet, Gin S1iuei3cr, pom Sort Hitt,
Commanders feline 3ruppcu oii
oclltid Sic labtc iiegrei6e S6ladt
qeacll Die nntcr iran5oiiidcr 6lagae
f1nWfeu0en StDiancr inl Oblotale.
0u3 RQDnl Hnlcrican Me2ilUeut Ill
ter O6crlt Stmnpig beitcbt ans $50
0eutiMen. &iele 9elitiAe Oielten i'll
ser oil Der S6laWt beieiIi1tcn penn
lDIpaniid mo uirgmiimen Mili5.
MnS liir ein erbobuleS @il6 oicler
RioWitrct @ie msnia lit lei0er "a
bon IN Den Sdnllbiihcrn oariIber su
lcicl; Oelm oie aaliiM geiinltcn
anlerifmnii6en @iitorifer ii6ergebclt
ocn 9pthnau 10 Qerile. Nnb belltc
nod oebl Is FOL Gs lit leioer ser
6e0ler per gcltl1en lelblt. Sier III
@dibfp9tou iiebt man eS, iuie meni0
iiA Die Ar0Bte 3obl iotder oil Der
oultiden SaAe bctcili0t. Wic uicle
dlNcrlp lire @nnlen in ctwas c II q.
Sonunocs, lno Dies oblIc
CHM.
SIS m0gc bier and sic 8atiaHc CT.
w0bnt iein, OaB mir 90 nnierer bic
iiAcn Ocutiheu @crcine ii1 Dem Gen.
tral Scrbaol0 ollacidloiicn babcn.
mnbrcnO ii6cr 20 alocrcTcreins MIDI
babel Iino. @6rc eS llidt better fin
oa3 QelItiMtlnn. lualIn ale oclItihel
Grrcine Dem Gcntralperbano aiIge-
Rjrtcn2 &iri6llS nnitis f6nutc mal
oicl eraielen.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-18

Gtmaiac Observation-Disclosures
II Der 9lhlicferuuq bittea mir uns 10.
olt 81 mcloen oaHit lhiamniBe H6-
SiiIic seidie9t.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-18
ontcI @raiia gsraniiamnasosrein


Pan Sonuioa, sen II. Sui mar
ser 0nfel Nrdiia @eroniioluasucr.
Elm elmer Ginlooiug oes 0ntcl 9r1.
liz Gcreins BON Baltimore sl einul
@ifnif nlh Miiilers @arf qefolqt.
IS unbnIen oaran iolacn0e @ai6.
inatonrr OnfeI tell: Die @eontelI
@enr0 @ebrcuberg, @eo. Mair NM
N0olpb Seebp0e; ferncr Ole Mitglie
Der: Mi6nr0 MeiBfcr, @cnro Sell
mig TriB Nertram ulib Safob Sam.
mel. Gs iei bier bellIerft, Dab 0li.
til 6rib @ertram nidt Den erltcn,
iouOern ben piertcn EreiS i'm Yreis-
tcgeln cin6eimite.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-18
Observation-Disclosures llmtcritiitMuas-
@ercim".

WiittpodL 6elt Is. Sui belt Der
Nellcu DarmItG0ter llnteritiiblmgs=
rercin uuitcr Dem Goriibe OcS Ser
cinspr6iiDcntcn Gliil Spdbn feline
WfonatS %erlanu1lung ob. Sefrc-
tGr M%einingcr uerlas oas @rotofoa.
Sin GoHite, oos Die @ereitSbiider
8n rcOiOieren bat beribtetc, OnB bic
Ic in better 0r0lllng mdren ulO oas
Mapital So, 13f.49 6ctraQc. 3n bic
fem &ouite geb0rten Die fOlgen0ell
@erren: SSer0. 9iegelmdniL S6eo0Or
9erd), G6as. @ramlidL Syobn Altb
mo Gbas. SSabu. Sic Bidder mllr=
ben i'm Sauic oes @errn Serb. Die
geIulanL 1908 9 Str go. arI
Oorigen 5onntag por0elegt miO fir
ridtig befmocn. 6ran Diegel-
mann lerpierte ell lcbr i6mndbdfteS
Dinner. Sic 9eleQaten BON Cen
tralperbanOe berihtetcn ii6er Oie Sc
itre6ungcn, ale 0elltl1cn &ercine 81
mlicren. ScOod) lpar bis Oabin nod
fein &omite bei oen @eiicn geWeieL
nm Oicicl Blon bor3ulhlnNrn. Pills.
baum CAB SEER @corgc BrBler eincn
interciianten @erid)t iibcr Oas Delltide
@a1enbaus. Nad) ShhlB Scr Ser
iontlnllug CAB man iih Der 0emiii
lihteit bin ulo crit I'M IL ll6r jag
tel iid1 Die @eiien Gute Godt.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-18
9cnti6 Nmerifaniider ltutcrltiie.
lmgs &erein.

ScBten 0ienstaa, Sen "A. Sui,
abenos. Dattcn sic Miitglieocr ncs
Gclitid Nnierifnnilden llntcrltilBs
lingspcreins III 8aBuuom's Sereins-
Dolc lid sur Monots Gerianm
lung ci%n0cfun0cn.
Der SereinsprGiiOent, 6err Gle.
pbdn 6ranf. fonite lciOer iDegell
arunfbeit oaran uidt t%eiluebmen,
Den Sorlib iiibrte infOlqeOeiien @crr
Souis Bauer. PILE anOeren Ycam.
ten tuarcp anmelcnO; Sefrctdr 9tic.
&iegano nnO SAatmeilter pro.
tenn. emil Spobli. @err Sobn Nnt5,
Der S6aemeilter, ioa nuf ieinHn
ScnriitN bcim &ornpflii9cn gulI}
Aeunltig i6piben. Gle &crianmI
hing mar pobI6cIu1t unO uieleS
@i6tigc mo 5atereiiailte wurOc Dor
NeleNt.
3iuci &ranfen ipiirOc oaS @cncii}
olISge3aDlt; JOINT CAB Is feilIe ailor
rem fr@nfcl Qettid 4nlerifallcr.
9tadl S6rcDmlHie ser Iidcts iiir OCH
gisilna nodl G6ciapeafe Bead er
CAB iiG ciu tieiuer lle6erIduB. O.
lc9oten OeS Gclltrnluer6onocs 6erid)-
tetcn iiber Die 0ctDegingcn eincr
lrobet Berein1 llnion bier IN gSaib-
ington. God miro man OieIc Il
gelcgcibcitclr eiucr llc6erlcgmg III
tcrsicbcll.
9aioh idloB Ole @erionmllna.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-18
O(us OeutIdem Wereiurn.
0emtidcs @uiicmbaus.

Die 0ireftorcn Jariommliug
fiir Den SuIi mur0c am lebtcn Sonu~
tag gtodmittag in Der NnitaIt ob-
gebalten.
YrdiiOent Martin 8ie9allO filbrtc
Oell %oriib. Gas @rotofol Der por.
be~rgebenoen &erianmlimg wnrOe
perleien mo mbeanitanOet angcnom
men, ebcnfaIls Der monntlide 81
mana Yeridt OeS S1abmeiiterS 81.
g. &ogier. NmpcienO marcn folgcIl
sc Oireftoren unO 0clcgatcu: Gnlil
6. S6acfcr, Geo. s. 9eBlcr, Sobn
q. Mein6eru Sobn glppidl 6rcN.
Smbob 9onis Settler, Sobn s..
Sdneiocr, Geo. @litt, Sobn Solo.
glnOrep 9oeifIer, u. @noc, Gorl S.
s. @roii aorl GOoli, 6rnI s.. y.
9artbel, .6ron 9ltpcrtiIsa 6ran
aotb. 2oeflcr, Sobn @e6er, @eruI-
9c6ncr nn0 aurl @dmmel.
Die perlhieOenen Ite6el0cn 9ouli
ties berihtctelI, DAB allies in better
OrOnnq iei. Scrr @co. @eBler be
ri6tete: Der @ieb6etonO unO Ole
Grntc lit Dor5iigli1. Serr MeDcrS,
@oriiBer OeS S6nlfomitcs nnO SEER
6r. SSnlbof 6eri1tetelL Dab ale aill-
scr, bis allf ems, in bobcre alaiien
periebt ieien mo mas Oas 9etragen
ser @ailenfin0er betrifit, 10 berlas
&crr McDers einen Yriei zines Yrin
3ipals Der N~nacoltin S6uIle, morin
oerielbe uniereh &inoern eiu groBeS
Sob 8olte ipcgel 6leiB mo mlllter.
bnften Netra0ets.
Gas Nitinabnlefoniite, &orIibcr u.
Qoefiler, cmpfabI Sic NllinaDmc ci
ler tleillen 5o6tcr ser 6rat 0eDm
mo wilr0e OicIer &ori6lag 8unn
@cinluB er6ogcu.
Gem SrOea scr Cts, mo 6eloll-
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-28
KATHERINE JEWELL EvERTs.
Dramatic Interpreter at Congregational
Church Next Friday Eveninq.

Dramatic Interpreter at congregational
Church Next Friday Evening.
The Young Married Peoples Club of
the Congregational church have been
fortunate in securing the dramatic in
terpreter, Katherine Jewell Everts, for
the evening OF Friday, Dec. 4, Miss
Everts was formerly on the stage, as
ISOLATED with Otis Skinner and she is
recognized as one OF those who have
done some of the real work with the
better drama on the American stage.
The enthusiasm Of the Grinnell
audience was so marked that the COM
mittee Immediately requested a re-
turn engagement for this season.
Miss Everts' programs are composed
of either a whole play or selections
from several diffsfsH. plays. Her el
the House." 1.-THE Winter Feast"
Charles r. Kennedy: "The Blue Bird"
by Maurice Maeterlinck; my Ladys
Ring" Alice Brown; ITO Have and To
Hold" by Mary Johnston. and many
others.
Miss Everts will appear in Marshall
town at the Congregational church on
the evening Of Friday, Dec. at 8
o'clock Young Married Peoples Club.