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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-08-01

bin Ionit bon europa nur ote tiefite
Wera4tuns orang. DAB oiaes Ger
bien, bas Dor elf Sabren bon Dem 5tz
ptlilierten europa eleidfa1 in I4t
setan ipurbe, beute BON balh europa
sebdtl9elt miro uno fir Siterreid
eine ernite Gefabr marc, bas bat 1l4
bie Monardie ipabriheinlf4 am meiz
iten lelblt bereitet.
Mm Is. Suni 1903 nurhe peter
aarasecrsielpitfh bon Der Stupfdz
tina gum a0nis eeipdblt uno am II.
Suni bate er BON Wien idon Die
@nertennuns erbalten. Nsit Musnabz
me zines fdiidternen 9inpeiies auf
bas rfrepelbafte uno ausemein per=
abideute Nerbreden- iiberflob bic
9lnertennuns BON sdrtliden Worten
iiber sic reole MtIiion", Die 9err
Yeter ba antrete. Oie1es vNahlau=
fen" bat fih freilid nidt rentiert unh
oas aug glut uno Moro seborene
Hesime bat Th RAID als Oeiterreihs
6eino uno SaHer entldleiert. Mit
Dem ipiiroeloien gfahlaufen baben
mir bic oreilten Gbaupiniiten iippis
semadt uno nit. Ser sebirnloien
Merorpolitit bas ferbilhe @olt ab=
seitoBen: nun ieben mir in DEM
Si1henben 9aHe Serbiens 9egen
Oeterreih= =llnsarn Die Triidte bie=
ier politit obne @4arfiinn uno Gins
Nht. :"
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-08-01
Selbf se,a@tet.

,Sn ibrer Mussabe bonn 10. Suli
idreibt Die Wiener Nrbeiterz3eituns
nit 8eaus auf ben aronprinaenmoro
in Seraiepo 6oleen0es:
rSelterrei9 lit ben aDnism0roern
nadeeloufen! gn sipei 8eilpielen
5eigten miro geitern. pie bebenbe Die
Wiener amtlihen 8reile i'm Sabre
1903 lid nit Dem Moroen in Bel
grab ab9efunoen baben. gs perlohnt
iih aber. in Der 8eidihte iener Sage
nod einmal gu bldtter; eriiebt mon
bod baraus. oab es seraoe uno aus
idlieblia Oelterreidz zllnsarn par
ipeldes ii4 por oas Mororesime. oas
oamals anbob. faiibeno seitellt hat
unb oprtbin 3uitimmuns ieuoete, mo:
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-08-01
&leiuigttiten.

- gu ben Ihlimmiten Musbeuter=
banoen oes 2onoes gebOren bic Ser
iiderunssseiellIhoften. Die nniia,r<
belt Der griiten5, bes 8efibes uno oes
menlhlt4en Su1eins, NIT benz Sc
foIse bon alnsf, Sorsen, Not unr
Glenb ipiro BON bic en- fapitaliitil9eu
Internebmunsen in tlingenbes @olo
unlgemiinat. unbe Idaoet Der auBer=
oe'pDbnliG boben Betrtebsauseaben,
rFt Bis gu 80 pro5ent ber Ginnabz
men, gibt ss BEL oieIen unterneb=
r1unsen nidt islten Bis gu 200 pro=
gent Dipibenoe. Sm 0olte lit bies
notiirli9 nid1t unbetannt sebliebsn
unb Die @s1esseber mubtsn iib be-
muben, eine 8efieruns gu idnffen.
e(ls Weg hier5u fdien bic Nor19rei.
bung Der Prdmienbobe eeeisnet. Oas
heibt, bic tntereliierten Dertreter Der
G'eIelli4uften - 9ermann JeIlinger
1T ou4 elmer tupon felIten biesr
10 bin. Sir Ohio purbe ben @e=
Ie!lidofteu poreef4rieb.n, cine 1Opro=
5entise Reou5isruns Der Roten einz
treten gu laffsn. Grit sob .s pist
G'idrei Bel ben Geiellfdaften, saB
lie bomi! ruini.rt piirben, in Sbiu
.sine Ge1dGfte mebr MADDEN tpollen
uro bergleiden mebr. Nun linb es
aber bereits bi. 8eriiherten, fpet4e
f1reien. 81. 9sielIidaften babeu
lplde grtraerb0bune.n seidaffen, ooB
sic rodselaffenen 10 prosent reih.
lif bereintommen. Cine tpirflite
Ginf fdrdntuns Der profitmode bieIer
ausbeuteriiden Geiellidaften t0nnie
nur erreiht tpsrben nit Der Shof-
lung elmer 'toatlihen Mnitolt. OaB
ss co5u niht tommt, bafiir iorseu
Die Jellingers II. I. m.
= Ser 3tped lit erreidt. Ser ia=
panii9e Oumpfer raomasota Muru".
nit 352 6tneu an 8oro, oie ldnger
ipie orei Wpnate ser Deportations=
urber Ger fandOifden Hesierung trob=
ten, perlieB MIN ben 6afen bon 8an=
pouoer 5ur Reiie nah benz Orient,
unter Beoeduns oes 3reu5ers rRdinz
botp", Ger 0as SGiff Biz gu einem
puntte Dor @oncuuper Sslano begleiz
tet. Die h1diten Snitan5en butten
geeen Die 3ulaNuns Der Snoer entz
ihieoen. Oos ipollt.n Die Snbier err
reiben, tpefr oamit beipielen 1T, baB
England feline rllntertanen" aber
ihor iehr unsleit bebunbelt. gs
tniitert in Dem eneliiden Weltrei4
uno Snbin miro elmer Ser eriten
ftiirsenoen 8alten lein.
Die 9ereinisten Staaten eeben
ieoen Sag. 365 Mal i'm Subr, $780,
900 aus fir sic llnterbaltung SeS
Militarismus. Was fir cine eeipa1s
tiee Summe fir fold einen unfruhtz
barren Siped! 100000 Sen Sag fir
oen crganilierten MaHenmoro! Wie
piel Not t0nnte oaourd selinbert.
ipie piel Sunsrise seipeiit tperben!
Oas Yroblem Der Mrbeitsloiigteit
fDnnte selDit pper boh lpenigitens Die
Not ser NrbeitslpIisteit eemilbert
neroen. $8OOOOO Sen Sag! 11no
nddites Sahr miro es nod mehr
fsin.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-08-01

Sn einem rStablbao oes arieses", q,
nad Dem oie driftlidfo aialen unb
ooeligen pfaffenbriioer oss Reiaes
fdon felt Sobren idreien, loa Der
3erfaa aufgebalten, oas fallenoe
aaiierreid seitiibt uno oas 3uitanbez
tommen zines NotionalitGtenbunoesz
itaotes aufeebalten lperoen. Oas OBJ
JET oieies &rieses foa Serbien lein,
Dos in ietnem trob aler Rdnfe De-
lterreihs por iib sebenoen Grltarten,
auf Die in Siibunsarn, aroatien uno
8osnien lebenOen Nationsanseb0ri=
gen eine INNER srDbere Nn3iebunssz
trait ausiibt. Beionoers tpegen 8os=
MEN 1T Oeiterreid iebr empfinbIih
gesen Serbien eeiporoen. 0ie Serz
ben itonoen bier in ben leBten Doz
den in benz &f sesen Die 0oltsz
tnedtuns our9 Die abelisen @utsz
berren unb Der lanosierisen YfGfferei
i'm 8orosrtreffen. Der neusei9affene
0anotas mubte in oieiem Rampfe
fit Die nddite 3eit grfolse brinz
gen.
Rah Dem gttentat badten nun
Seluiten, Jeuoale uno Hesieruns oen
Gag Ser 8ere.ltuns sefommen. Die
Sdulo an bem Mttentat ipuroe Sem
lerbiihen8 o te 5usei6pben, bic De
monitrationen", Die posrome tpuroen
inlaeniert, 0as StunOredbt profln<
miert, tura, Die Rsattion fam tns
redte Jabripaher. 9lues. ipos ionit
er5dbIt miro. iino amtlibe 2iieen.
Qber elm aampf sesen ale Staats=
ansebOrise ierbiider Nationalitdt lit
nidt 10 leidt gu fiibreu. Die Heat=
tton uno oas poliaeiresime t0nnen
pobl i'm Mpment Orsien fsiern, aber
niht in ane Gnisteit. 8ei ben rpoz
triotii4en aunosebunsen" eeaen Die
Serben mar ni9t Elm anItdnbiser
Biirger. 4atbolit ober Mufelman, gu
leben, Ionoern nur 2umpen. Nber
nit 2umpen tann oie Monardie ge=
gen oas 8olt nidt INNER resieren.
Serben, aroaten unb Muielmanen,
iolusit iie nidt 5euoale iino, fpiiren
es am eisenen 2eibe, tpie 1dtper unter
Der Serrihaft Der Monar4ie gu leben
1T. Sic pereinieen iih INNER mebr,
um oen gemeiniamen 9esner, oen
fremben aapitaliiten, Sen rShpabe",
gu betdmpfen. Gin arieg, sic Niez
>erlperfuns Serbiens brinseno, fout
niht BLOB oen politii den. 0erfalI De-
iterreids aufhalten, er iou audi bie
neutrality-suspicious. Der 00lter
bieies Reihes ipieoer bsHern.
Gs lit oie leBte 3arte uuf sic olles
9eieBt miro, ipas elm perfallenoer,
slpedlos uno inbaltslos geiporDener
Stnat nod gu ristieren bat. Dies
allein maht es peritGnolid, pie 10 es
tpmmen tann, oab Die 0ertreter zines
Stautes, Der nit Heht ooer unreht
gu ben GrobmGdten seaGblt miro, in
iibersrpber Gmpfinolidteit uno nerz
pDier 8ereistbeit einem fleinen
3pergitaat oen Oaumen in oas Iuse
oriiden polIen. Das rMuitrio Git
emporium Srbis llniperii" Oeiter=
reihs Senbung lit es Sic sdnse Welt
gu beberriden pur slpar elm itol5er
uber audi hummer Sprud Der 9abs=
! burger. Sir lie uno oas 3eid bate
Elm onberes lateinildes Spri4iport
ihon lanse 5uriid @eltuns: Defer
reid. als Sdlahtenselpinnerin bait
ou oeinen Beruf perfeblt, sebe bin
uno beirote." Oamit baben iih 8anz
terotteure idon otter faniert. Die
ioataliitiide 8epesuns Guropas iebt
uno miro ale ardfte einieben, SaB
permieoen miro, mas permieoen tper=
Sen tann. Gin 0DltermaHenmorO,
fpie bic Welt nod teinen seieben
hat!
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-08-01
Cas &utilm in National -NSablen.

Haora gSuben b Tartei ubgeebcncn Stimnn
Nnbeain ctise }namle Sas Sohm 1912 lit
bcIono beieieo elt angedts Saade
yEroereipe Turtei" on raofaIen Clement lid anniegeo
Sabre Ser ibreriho oes iberen Erdionn theodore
Hooiepe nrsariert 100000 Stinn Nade
1abeue oos lteg SSom Ser oioliiien Sinnen
sublcu
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&ablredyt.


Sobre oas Der %crioims Der ngn Saaten fir oe mdn
Siser Sabrcn poroeicben lit Snoee t
meien Saon Elm @obns Sabre oro ebe Elm
rger mahen Dart moor pei oas uhredt en
bie moblcn brfn nioe Die Stinn5abl
1912 5peelos Ube cine geilion geueien iein.
sramn .ysablredu
Sor 1910 pdbrn rier Soatn pcmins Colorado ltah 1o
oaHo oas puue Srarnablrcd ouf oelben Sus ocn an
St 1910 haben eds meiere onn ouS gSabdt
oerIbe Gabngl Goiorncn Sregon Nrisona alosta
Se Staate buuen berei terees Gobret
llnn6a u iose Nab Oic so3iatte Starter pro,ner a
.or IN Der erneiertng bes 6rouenpabedts gepelen III
Sie Yartcorsaniiatpn.
2ie he aptoriat Der Eor lit Die gtgeoduft oeren @inc
lrobltinle fmlbeegbn miro Tlrte mien
oe Mitglofot ee1etigt merben
2ie Sun i ieben Die @etbpben nod benn Ole geo'o
Uer rgeno SegenIanb (Sfesgebng peranlacn fann
Gin faiono apnlee, 5uannengees nehreren
Nertren eben taues na Der obl Der Migeodi lit Die lei
tenoc &orperidat Scr Eartei
gepdhl oas Hational Golnttec,
spidn 5agmee NaonoI
aomite aae Sono9en bes gretuiu omees mnenn Nuto
nalfomitee reUibiert poer oufgeboben nerben.
Gin GrfuuSefrear miro idbri NoonalSomit gepdblt
er te o Organization Notiona Bureaus mo erib oiref
aontroue oes Grefrtip -Spmtees.
Irupasambo.
Gi aee Vropoeooa lit Der lduierisien
Iie grpbe Iusbebnlng
Dfononten 9ebngen no Sneren Der perleoenn @egeoen
Subes n aben ain uno Sprad erforoer Yropagonbu
e oieir M mpb eiropaide Naten fennen
Ndtsoelopeng miro bies Erobln a0mobld erogred} geo.
2ic io,ialiAide TreNe
lie Sosioliide propaganda nteriitt
300 etngen nb }idten Die in Den perieoenen 5eilen
hss berouseegebn perbe Son bein de gdbr 2l7
enaid Sproce pabreno brigen b0bner froaier
npmesid ponider ierbider opnder lopaii ldmeoiiter
raner ub pooid Sprode beroseaebn meron Son Den
mo vSbe @eooer" in WIuutee @onin Die onoren henen
modent nonaid Son Ben ireoiprodisn eingn lno 10
uobaenld 8piiten 100000 100000 Greplaren Giee
cimgen weroen berasseeben nobtmsen Der pai ire
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2lr better, aeitiert fir Gure Preiie!

milieen sebnoae bon TorteseOen oo cnnen so5ialien
Gin oeS ofiees Organ ser So5ialiiet Gartei lit
h oes gaonolaontees I'M 0a oices Sab seerinb moroen
Gos lit cine Neeg in Der Eoit Ser Gualin Yartei Der
miro ooB lie 81 GROCER @usoebmg Nrn5ps porte
aetglcten Yrciie fibrt.
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Diefozlali(t. Bewegung In Amerika.

Ser inernoclale oaiid &pngreb mer III Der Sode bcal
ncno nit oem %. NugI s. III @Wn nannntcn 'ol lit Dlt
GreigniI Gage ue 9etcut Gs deint luogli
0rnareb es olbultcn &erdb,ng ser t oes ualmen
miro notpeloig bit nih Ie,berim tonnc
loue Sb &uneb besluu @ien attnrcn fann
fGue frugid] genproen
Naionnetrctor Scr So5ioltden Barter slncra lit
Ser tcr oe cialiide Sepeg9 2auocs pt tic
Uindafer fritdrr 0rnbnoe uuigebait it, iertg gceu
A1eroi Suoi peroenlit nb Dem nteratonalcn iosu
Sefretara saeenbe Ser nhult Ds 9eries lit
IrteiaIe 2aubes 10 g bab mir polubal sum
Nborld brneen Aud1 Oen neitcnoen ySorten bc{y es:
yiitsleodnit
Die gecoer5ahl sosialicn Ear erbebId ie 1911
Die onrnttlde MitgIber5obI ir enS Sabr 573S3 Die
olrdhnttde gtgiebersuhl fir 1913 $685. 3lnaue
g Trosent.
Die seuoer,ug Ser Tereiniatcn Sooeu lit setdten Gbua
inlge fontnten Ginnanng allen Ee Der st Mo be-
cuoers ben Sanoern guropas Nus om @rtnoe ib me
Earte aBeroronn Srgonaionsproblern ecgenber Die 60
s;le Ynrtei ole uiabme prenoer So5ialen
belonoe Suese Der Yaei Gieie }pg bebel rprad)
srppen" Sen perIoien Sabrn no Spruduppen fol-
gender Sprudu angeidie woben: Sinih Gelh, Dooit, So
laplh Fonld sobmIt llnsalt Sanolnapd taiert' Sopo
SiI ,Sranoit Ie rnlonide O Die tald Sprcdguppe
9egrie unabnc naduuden GDu ein Tierte Der
SSeIunltntgieodut SoSialiiden Eaei
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Evening journal., 1914-01-22
ENTERrAINs FRIENDS.

Miss Edith Twilley was given a
party at her home. No. 1921 West
Fourth street on Tuesday evening.
The following were present: Misses
Edith Twiiley, Ollie Bayne. Bessie
and Mary O'Day. Ida Reynolds. Luel-
Ia Kitselman. villa Pierce. Mildred
Buoy. Pearl Sunderland, Grace Beck.
Lovina and Ella Bradbury, Ida slaw-
ter. Rebocca Little. Ira Little, Mrs.
Jesse Twilley, Mrs. George Swain.
Mrs. Abbic Dolbow, Mrs. c. W. ilitscl-
man. Mrs Mary Hcarn and sons,
Frank and Edward. Mr.. and Mrs. IA.
S. Reynolds, the Rev. and Mrs. J. r.
Hunsberger, Mr.. and Mrs. irwin Cros-
san, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott, Dr.
and Mrs. Elwood I. Rogers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Hubbs and children.
NormCn, Edward and Mildred, MIR, and
Mrs. Albert Pierce. Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward M. Cain. Mr.. and Mrs George T..
Whtenack and children. Irven and
Mildred. Hiram Yergor, William Bar
ker Thereon Atkinson, Louis Blans-
field and Warren kitsclman.
Evening journal., 1914-01-22
MISS BISSELL TELLS OF
CHILD LABOR LAW

On Tuesday afternoon an open
meeting, under the auspices OF The
New Century Club. was held at the
High School. in Harrington Miss
Emily Bissell. state chairman OF social
services OF the Federation of Women s
Clubs. gave an interesting talk upon
social service. and general outline
of the work. She said in part. that
child welfare interested all women
and that tho Federation was especial
~ interested in children. She said
the child labor law enabled every
child to have the best possible chance
for development and would help chill
dren realize their best work She
also spoke Of the ten-hour law tor
women. and the good already result
ing from this law. She urged the club
TO make an effort TO have Better Ba-
bies Contest. in the near future. as it
would benefit both parent and child
in giving the mother valuable infor-
nation relative to the health and gem
erai care OF the baby.
Dr. Holmes remarks we're we'll re-
ceived He impressed upon all the
harm resulting from frightening a
child, and said it was better to strike
It than to frighten il. thereby impair
ing the brain and the entire nervous
system.
The primary and senior grades OF
the school sang songs in a pleasing
manner and received vigorous ap-
plause.
Refreshments we're served.
Evening journal., 1914-01-22
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL NEWS
GO TO JACKsONvILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. George p Bissell, Mr.
and Mrs. william c. Spruance. Jr.
Harlan G. Scott and Andrew c. Gray
left today for Jacksonville, Fla, to
attend the wedding Of Harry G. Has
kell, one of the vice. presidents OF the
f. /. DUPONT Powder Company, to
Miss Elizabeth Denham, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bailey Denham.
The ceremony will be performed at
their home Saturday evening. Mrs.
Reuben Satterthwaite, who has been
visiting Miss Denham for a fortnight.
will be in the wedding party with the
bridesmaids The others will be Miss
Mary Haskell of New York city, a
niece of the groom. and Mrs. Isaac
Reed of Augusta. Ga. sister OF the
bride. Mrs. Frederick Barfold OF
Cuthbert, Ga, another sister of the
bride, will be matron Of honor and
Miss Elizabeth Shotter of Savannah,
Ca, will be maid of honor. Anthony
Haskell of New York city. a brother
of the groom. will be his best man,
and there will be no ushers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haskell will live al
] No. 800 BrOOme street
Evening journal., 1914-01-22
HOusewOrk As An Aid to Beauty
Attainable Beauty
For Most Women at
No Expense

cuss / realize
the greatest gymnasic
he
housework
which
Houewok beauty developer provided
The first rule OF ntegenee is eeruness DO cherfuy
cheeruness is the line that divides
Sweeping a heahu and
weight falls
o
excellent
should
do~ could wish Dish washing
The ohe details of housekeeping trivial Cooking
cold rubbed
ing from the hot kitchen 1t will have the
aud you will improve in mind as well beauty.
Evening journal., 1914-01-22
Attracting Much Attention
.ongh NoIes, IndIanapoIls

Rough Notes, indianapolis
The first annual statement Of any insurance
pany showing complete figures. TO reach this year
Is that OF the Continental Life. An examination dis
closes other results In keeping with the enterprise dis
played in completing IFS report promptly. This
for several years past as II demonstrating the pos
sbiity Of the part of companies in the
life insurance field. High authorities disposed TO
he very skeptca 10 the future OF any company
which enters the field now. but the Continental has
marched ahead in convincing Way that impresses all
behOders and evidence Of high ability at the home
Office. The figures indicate conservative growth and
strong financial condition. They should be gratifying
to policy stockholders, agents and the manage
ment.
Evening journal., 1914-01-22
Remarkable Record
The SnrHeyor. Now York

TIC oufNclNF, nov TUX
For the sixth consecutive year the Continental Life
shows increase in business, In size, in results and In
general strength This comparatively young company
appears 10 be very well managed. Last year II In
creased It's insurance in force two and half millions,
having Si1 76565l in force paid for basis. This
growing business was handled efficiently that the net
earnings last year about 30 per cent. its capi
a The Continental Life appears TO be steadily climb
ing in q conservative but energetic manner, getting
good business in amount and quality and enjoying
economical administration Of a its affairs. II has al
ready made remarkable record, and promises to be-
come a large institution.
Evening journal., 1914-01-22
TELEPHONE MEN no BANQUET.

In the Hotel DUPONT this evening the
Telephone Society Of Delaware, male
employees of tho Diamond state 1ele-
phone Company will hold its first an
nual banquet. The guests and speakers
viii include J. VI. Rcpplier, division
manager; IL. G. Kunkel. division super,
intendcnt; Il. J.. Barrows. division traffic
superintendent; Springer II. Moore, gem
eral counsel; 2. J.. Baly, assistant
treasurer, all OF whom are OF Philadel-
phia; NJ T. Lcscure, traffic supcrin.
tendont of tho Wilmington district. win
be toastmaster. 4. +. Barto. district
manager of Wilmington Is president OF
The society.
Evening journal., 1914-01-22
INSURANCE COMPANY OFFICERS.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del. Jan. 22-The annual
meeting of the Kent County Mutual
Insurance Company was held here
yesterday when the following direc-
tors we're elected for three years.
.C. S. Pennewill. Dover; l.. w Mus
tard. Lewes; Roland G. Paynter,
Georgetown. The directors elected
James j. Ross of Seaford, president; /;
Caleb S. Pennewill, Dover. vice-pres-
ident; William Denney. Dover. sec
retary; Cecil c. Fulton. assistant sec
rotary and Samuel II. Carson, clerk.
Evening journal., 1914-01-22
McALISTER SEWING CIRCLE.

The T. NJ McAlister Sewing Circle
met at the homo of Mrs John Minor,
40. 700 Pine street, on last Thursday
evening Those present were: Anna
Walker Alice Minor. Martha Van
Dyke. Jennie Walker. Lolita Kenton,
Lille De'gton. Mrs. Goodwin. Mary Whe-
ley. Erma jackson, Ida Windsor, A,rs.
Kirby. Mrs Licla Clark. Mrs. Anna
Clark. Miss Esther Clark Willie Minor
John Minor Herbert Van Dyke, Harvie
Jackson. Mary jackson. James Kirby
Mildred Kirby and Zenolia Kenton.
Evening journal., 1914-01-22
ENTERTAIN HOUSE Parity

Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Redmie
entertained a weekend party for their
son, Charles Rcdmile. A theatre party
at the Garrick on Saturday afternoon
was. also a feature. The guests were
Miss Helen Macdonald. of Philadelphia;
Miss Helen Berry OF Tho Cedars; Miss
Anna Matthews, of Camden; r.. Palmer
Rutan of this city, and Courtland Har-
dcsty. of swarthmore Preparatory School
Evening journal., 1914-01-22
BULLEN ZOAK.

Miss Beatrice MacMulen Bullcn,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs j. Warren
Bullen. formerly Of Wilmington. now of
Lancaster, and Charles Augustus Bitncr
Iook. also of Lancaster. Pa. were mar
ricd in st. Stephens Episcopal Church,
Philadelphia, on Monday by Archdca
con George G. Hall. After the ccre-
mony the bride and groom left for
Florida and Cuba.
Evening journal., 1914-01-22
BAYARD LEGION ANNIYrRsARY.

The forty-second anniversary Of the
Bayard Legion Democratic Club will
be held at their headquarters. No. 617
Shipley street. on Wednesday evening.
February e. There will be a number
of local speakers engaged for the
evening. George F. White is chair
man and Howard Harrison secretary
of the committee in charge of the af-
fair.
Evening journal., 1914-01-22
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Miss Mary E. Scott, OF No. 400 Shear
man street. was given a birthday party
last night The guests were Myrtle
Ice. Mildred Dickerson, Emily Mccall.
Dora Dougherty. Nellie Lee. Margaret
.Gemmill, Esther Dougherty. Theresa
foreacre, Mary Scott. Wesley Snyder,
Hubert Henze. Charles Maxwell.
Charles Lewis, Ralph Spealman. James
llallman, Russell Steward, Willie Max.
well. Harry Smith.
Evening journal., 1914-01-22
Comments of the Insurance Journals

task at the hest and requires constructive ability in
every departments and II is gratifying 10 note that by
conservative and careful directions. and surrounded by
rather ideal conditions the Continental Life has DEM
onstrated that II can make splendid headWay at low
cost and show substantial net earnings IFS capital.
This has been IFS record from the very first. COM
parIson Of the statement with that OF one year ago
shows conspicuous gains In every department.
Evening journal., 1914-01-22
FIREMEN TO HAYE SNNkEa.

The third smoker of the Volunteer
Firemen's Relief Association will be
held in their hall. Fourth and King
streets. on Wednesday evening. Febru-
airy IL, and plans are being made by
the committee I'm charge OF the affair,
TO make the evening a very pleasant
one to all who attend.
Evening journal., 1914-01-22
Brilliant Showing
10 Spectator. New York

The Spectator. New York
Last year the Continental Life maintained IFS rec.
ord Of progress economy 10 such extent that II
was enabled 10 show net earnings its capital Of
81 per cent after payment OF policy dividends. As the
ConfincnaI Is but six years old. the showing is
eeptonaly brilliant and indicates that policyhold
crs and stockholders being thoroughly and eiii-
ciontiy protected
Evening journal., 1914-01-22
am SnrIETY SnCIAI-

Members OF ihc Ladies' Aid Society
Df st. Pauls NJ f. Church have eX-
tended an invitation to all the women
of the church to be present at a So
rial on Thursday. January 20, from
to 5 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1914-01-22
Hard to Duplicate

Insurance World Pittsburgh
Most excellent increases characterize the statement
Of the Continental Life Last year the company
earned 81 per cent is capital after paying liberal
policy dividends. The statement is indeed worthy Of
commcndaion and It's officers Of congratnntion. This
Is a record for new company which We believe will
be hard TO duplicate
Evening journal., 1914-01-22
cAR Ann wAcnN HIr

There was collision at Eighth and
Pine streets last night between a street
car aud a wagon of the Diamond Ice
and Coal Company, driven by William
Smith, of No. 1925 Lombard street.
The front OF the wagon was damaged.
Evening journal., 1914-01-22
Interesting Figures

Weekly Underwater, New York
The figures interesting because. though but
young company, the Continental has made steady
and substantial increase in net earnings each year since
its beginning Starting at per cent. in 1905. the per-
centage of net earnings capital has climbed steadily
each year until 1918 shows 81 per cent. the out
Standing capital stock.
Evening journal., 1914-01-22
SATER kRArT SrPPER.

A sauer kraut supper will be given
by the l.. NJ. S. of the First United
Presbyterian Church. at the homo of
Mrs. James Watson. at Linden and
Franklin streets, on Thursday even
ing, February 8, from to s p. m.