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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-25
NEWS OF ASHLAND
Especial to The Times Dispatcb,l

HI
ASHLAND. VA. October 24.-Rey. w
G. James. d. -. pastor Of Grove Ave-
nue. Baptist Church. Richmond. ron
Quoted during the past week a series
of services in the Ashland BAPTIST
Church. DR.. James is an unusually
strong and able preacher ami the SER
vices were we'll attended. both in tho
afternoons and evenings
;. Is. Rice and son, George Rice, have
returned from an extended trip through
the West.
Miss Julia Weisirer is the Weekend
guest Of Mrs. j. Powers FoN at Chcs-
ter.
Mrs $. u. Gregory has returned
from q visit 10 Hanover
Richard Taylor. Of Ivor. was here
this week visiting friends 1T Randolph
Macon College
The first Of a series of stc,copticon
lectures on The Life OF Christ was
given ut the Ashland Christian Church
o-ni"ht at O'clock. These lectures
will be given 10y the pastor. Rev. MIR.
Harlow, and the public is cordially in
vitcd.
Mrs. John SeGar. of stafford County,
VAS the ,ecen; guest of her sister. Mrs
Josie Wright.
The 'tacky party" given at the Henry
Clay Inn on Friday night by 81. Hilda's
Guild. o! So. James the Less Episcopal
church, proved a great success Prizes
were given to Mr.. and Mrs. James
Eowison and Miss Florence Guilbert
and Joe Dugdalc as the "tackiest"
dressed persons there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles * Pend!ctun
have returned from fredericksburg
where they attended the Confederate
reunion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-25
OPPOSES |NQU|s|TOR|AL.
METHODS OF TAXATION
Oliver j. Sands Discusses Proposal to
Require Banks 20 Disclose
Amounts on Deposit.
DRIVES CAPITAL FROM STATE
Opinion as to Power OF Examiners OF
Records to Require Suc, Informa-
ton From Banks Is Now Being
Prepared by Attorney General.

"To undertake. to compel banks to
the complete list of their depositors
and the amounts to their credit. in my
opinion. would drive millions Of dollars
from state and would prove extremely
unpopular" said Oliver J. Sands. presi-
dent of the American National Bank,
yesterday. Mr.. Sands is chairman OF
the taxation committee Of the Virginia
Bankers Association. and took Il prom
incut part in the recent agitation for
the reduction OF the tax on bank de-
posts.
state taxing authorities, II IL stated.
have applied to the Attorney General
for an opinion as TO their right under
the present law to compel banks to
furnish them. for the purpose OF tax
alton. full data on money deposited
with them by their customers. Mr..
Pollard's opinion, 1t is understood. is
be submitted this week-probably by
Wedn csday.
DOUBTS WHETHER LAW COULD
APPLY TO NATIONAL BANKS
While the state. by legislative
enactment. could probably compel
banks to disclose this information"
said Mr.. Sands, Il doubt very much IL
taxing authorities have the power un-
der the present law to require the fur
nishing of this information. If they
have. their powers, In my opinion,
would certainly not extend to national
banks.
THE national banking law provides
that 10 one shall be authorized to ex-
anime or inquire into the records of
national banks except the Comptroller
OF the Currency, an examiner commits
stoned by him, Congress itself or some
officer delegated by Il court OF justice.
This law would probably act as a bar
rier should an examiner of record make
an attempt to secure the suggested in
formation from Il national bank
such Il practice would undoubtedly
b" resented rs unduly inQuisitorial
ana the attempt to follow II would re-
suit in driving from the hanks OF this
state millions of dollars in deposits
TWo-TIIIRDS OF STATES
IMPOSE NO TAX ON DEPOSITS
1T is always to be remembered that
IL is easy to keep money on deposit
elsewhere. Fully two-thirds OF the
states of the Union impose no tax
whatever on money in bank. realizing
mat to do so has the tendency to drive
capithi from the State into other States,
where no such tax is imposed
virginia bankers believe that eyery
man should pay his taxes: that he
should pay the tax now imposed bv
, the state on bank deposits. but l am
| certain they will be opposed to an in
puisitorial practice"
The proposal to impose the tax on
money In bank through the banks
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in the manner
IN which the tax on bank stock is now
coilected--gave rise to sharp debates
AT The last session of the General AS
sembly. The objections offered then
are being renewed now-that money
: on deposit in bank is timid com :
; modity. which takes wings to other
! states when taxation becomes burden
some or inuuisitorial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-25
MORE THAN 700 DOCTORS
TO ATTEND CONVENTION
Session at Jefferson Auditorium
Tomorrow Night.
PLAN MANY SOCIAL FEATURES
Clinics at Medical College TO Be OF
Especial Interest to Visiting Ply
sicians-Distinguis Surgeons to
Read Papers.

With more than 200 physicians from
all sections OF the State expected. the
forty sixth annual convention of the
Medical Society OF Virginia promises to
be the most important held in the his
tory OF the organization. In addition
10 the scientific and business features
OF the convention, the social side will
DC OF unusual interest in view of the
tact that acceptances have been re-
cciTed from more than 100 wives and
daughters o! physicians in Virginia
The vanguard of the medical In,a
VIII arrive to-day. and by Tomorrow
evening 1t is supposed that practically
every county and city In the State will
be represented By its leading physicians
ana surgeons. The committee on ar
rargements has made special prcpara-
tons for the entertainment Of the
women visitors. as we'll as those ar
ranged 70: I'll" medical men them
selves.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-25
"Rent T'ime!"

scene OF pretty marriage on Thurs
day evening. October 81, at 2:3o o'clock.
when her sister. Miss Earl OdelIe Long,
became the bride OF John William
Wright. Rev. ]. ]. Wicker performed
the ceremony. Mrs. Stanley Long, sis
ter-in-iaw of the bride. had charge
OF the music. Just before the cere-
mony Miss Polly Duesberry sang
Loves Old Sweet Long" The bridal
party entered TO the strains of Lob
engrin's Wedding March. and Believe
Me II All Those Endearing Young
Charms" was softly rendered during
the ceremony. The bride entered on
the arm OF her brother. Stanley Long
who gave her in marriage. She wore a
poiag-away gown of midnight blue
and Il corsnge Of orchids and lilies Of
the valley. She was met at the i'm
provised altar b. the groom, who had
as his best man, Sanfoot Long, anoth-
or brother Of the bride. Miss Bessie
l.. bright, Of Norfolk. neicc of the
groom, was maid of honor. She wore
chiffon dress of pale blue. and car
r;nd white Crysanthcmums. Mr.
Wright and his bride left immediately
after the ceremony for Washington
and other points of interest. They will
De at home after November at 504
North Twenty-second Street
Donation Day.
Mrs. William n Eabliston. assisted
hy committee OF well known women
will he present at the Home for Incu-
rabies tomorrow to receive for the
institution.
Donation Day is an annual event
and Richmond public is invited TO at
end.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-25
Merger IL Ahnntioncu,

lSnevial 20 The Times Dispatch.1
WINCHESTER, VA. October "a
humors which have been prevalent for
several days that the proposed con
Soi!dation of the National Valley Bank
ana the Augusta National Bank. OF
"t""h'on' Va, had been abandoned.
arc confirmed by officials of both insti
tutions. The reason given for the fail
ure TO consolidate is that il has been
Impossible to orTanize Il directorate of
sufficiently small size for one institu-
Ton which would not eliminate men
who have been directors Of both insti-
tutions The National Valley Bank
has eleven directors, and the Augusta
National Bank has nine directors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-25
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Mrs. c. II. Grundy and Mrs W. ].
l..nkc returned TO Richmond last week
from Ashland.
Mrs. b. G. Gray and Mrs. Charles
slaughter have returned to Norfolk
after spending a few days with rela-
tives here.
Jacob Edge, who mas been in Rich
mond for brief stay. lef; Saturday
for his home in East Downingtown, Pa.
Mrs. w W. Burgess. OF Orange. has
been the recent guest of her brother.
j. T.. Taylor I'll Richmond.
Mrs. j. c. Hill has returned TO her
hore in Scottsville, after a brief visit
10 this city.
Mrs. r. Palmer and her children. who
have been spending the past several
months at Buck Hul." are guests OF
relatives In New York.
Mr. and Mrs. william Christian
Smith, OF this city. have been recent
guests Of Mrs Herndon Cartwright in
Ashland
Miss Lucie Powers. OF Scottsville. ia
spending some time in Richmond as
the guest Of her brothers, w. a. and p.
:. Powers.
Miss Dorothy Fox. OF Richmond. has
been visiting Miss Sara Caldwell at her
home in Hanover County.
Miss Emily Moncure. of Richmond. is
the guest of her brother, r. e. L. Mon
cure. in Newport News.
Mrs. Rosaiie r. Selden has returned
to the city much improved in health
after her long stay in the country.
Miss Elizabeth Brown. of this city.
has been visiting Miss Julia Weisige-
in Ashland for week.
Mrs. Emma Wilkerson. of Park Ave
rue. and Miss Ida Palmer have re-
turned from a visit to relatives and
friends in Farmville.
Mrs. NJ. 4. Graves and Miss Holmes.
who have been guests OF Mrs. o. D.
James here, have returned 20 Newport
News.
Mrs. S. r. Waldrop. of Knoxville
Tenn. is spending a few weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. G. A. White, at 500
East Canal Street. having also visited
Mrs. Charles Riley in Washington.
Miss Ruth Tyree. who has been In
Richmond for q short visit. has re-
turned to her home In Newport News.
Miss Blanche Saith. of Richmond, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Smith in
Frederick sburS.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. j. Winkler. of Nor
folk. are spending few days with
friends in this city.
Mrs. James +. Dinwiddie. of New
York. is visiting her sister. Mrs. Lewis
Harras. at "Blithewood." Irwin. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-25

Pink remains one OF the most ia
vorcd colors for evening wear, and it
is especially liked in the delicate flesh
and she'll ;ints. which are gathering to
almost every type Of woman.
Callot has evolved lovely model
from she'll pink chiffon velvet. whose
great beauty lies in the classic dra-
peries of the train skirt. The latter
is Il conSnicuouS feature because of
the short length OF the front White
tulle composes the decolletc bodice,
finished wiki shoulder straps Of French
rhinestones. The corsaEe rose is OF
pink velvet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-25
Resinol Surely
Heals Sick Skins

"heh yo" know physicians have pre-
scribed Resinol for over 20 years in Nh.
treatment OF eczema ard other i,.,;,
burning. unsightly skin
eruptions. and have ~ ~
Z. ; q
written thousands o: If fSS@N
reports saying: at is III IS "
my regular prescription llESEI n ri
for itching" "ResinoI Mf) MI ~
has produced brilliant NEI\Y/ n
results The result It Nssfa%
gave was marvellous i'm
one of the worst cases of eczema" etc
etc. doesn't it make. you feel. ..Tbis i,
tho treatment I cnn rely oil for NV
skin troublc?"
The moment Resinol Ointment
touches itching skins, the itching stops
and healing begins With the aid OF
Rcsinol Soap, it almost always clears
away every trace of eczema, ringworm,
pimples. or other distressing eruption
quickly, leaving the skin clear and
healthy. Sold by all druggists. For
trial free. write to Dept. CIR, Rcsinol,
Baltimore, Md.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-25
OPENING SESSION TAKES
PLACE TOMORROW NIGHT

me opening session OF the society in
the auditorium OF the Jefferson Hotel
Tomorrow night will be followed hy n
smoker DR.. Thomas W. Murrell. CHAIR
man of the local committee on ar
'"hgen"nts, will call the initial meet
hR 10 order. and welcome the visitors
IN behalf OF the medical profession o:
he city Mayor Ainsiie will deliver
IN address OF welcome on behal: of
nc municipality. DR. \. l.. Tvncs. of
'auh'on. viii make the response
The scientific and business sessions
viii begin Wednesday morning. Three
:essions will DC held each day lnclud-
me fTlGHy. with adjournment FriGay
n'sht Clinics Will take place, Friday.
"hich VIII be of exceptional interest
20 the profession
me women visitors Will he enter
tanned AT luncheon "Wednesday after
noon AT the Country Club and at The
hiJou iheater at night. The men will
De entertained at the Westmoreland
!iub Wednesday night
thursday. the women viii he quests
OF the Purity Ice Cream Company az
4 luncheon. ana f"om 4 so TO o'clock
VIII De given reception at the rxecu-
i've Mansion by Governor stuart. The
pi'N S'ciahs ana surgeons will lie re-
ce',eo ny the Governor from ) to i.
O'CLOCK ~ night, beginning at 80
per ana dance 1T the jefferson.
PRiN ILEGES or CI.CHS
EXTENDED TO NIsITONs
me clinics Friday morning will CON
'inue from S:30 10 1880 O'Clock. rh,.
privileges Of the Woman.s Club or
Echmohd will be extended TO the WON
III VISITORS Wednesday and Thursday
aitcrnoons from TO i O'Clock
me opening session Tomorrow night
WI. De OF public interest. The presi-
uent' Dr. Samuel Lille. of Lynchburrr
VIII deliver the annual address,. ~,
rom y. Cpshur vii! review tho history
OF tho Medical Society OF Virginia dur
ing the last forty-fvc years Dr. l. T.
itoHstcr. or Norfolk, is TO read q MINER
OF The Cu*toii;l Care of the Feeble
"i!i'ea' ana DR.. j. Allison Hodges will
give y personal Estimate Of the Dinr
moss of Fshcho-Analys in Nervous
Diseases"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-25
WOMEN'S MEETINGS.

The Chesterfield Chapter, U. -. c..
will meet this afternoon ut $50 o'clock
in the home of Mrs. G. H. Dorset, Park
Avenue, Forest Hill.
The Confederate Memorial Literary
Society will meet Wednesday m ,rnins
AT II o'clock.
The Parent Teacher Association of
William Fox public school will meet
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock when
the mothers will be entertained by
motion picture show. AT o'clock this
afternoon the mothers of pupils at
tending this school are Invited to meet
in Assembly Room 20 to organize a
drcsSmnkinG class.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-25
Engagement Announced.

Especial 70 The Times Dispntch.1
l.YNCHBURG. VA, October 24.-The
engagement of Miss Eta Venable
Clark. daughter Of Walter e. Clark. to
Rufus Edwin Bostick, OF Atlanta, Ga.
has been announced. The marriage is
to take place here late in November.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-25
Arrest Executor
for Alleged Error

counting III the estate OF George l..
Hermann, OF city Island. whose eXccii-
tor he WAS. Iohn j. Eroslbcck. of 1883
Morris Avenue. New York. was taken
into custody Oh order of the court last
week.
He is held Oh the charge OF contempt
of court
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-22
0aie.Nau.

0as Baisball Jriebensicmmiitee
trat aeitern. laut 0ertagung in Rem
Dort enbe Der lsbtsn WoHt, i'm bies
iissn clinton 9otel sufammsn. I'm bas
lntsriommsn 5ipii3sn bem orsonifirs
ten 9a1lpcrt inb Der .iSeberals
aiga' gum enbgiiItissn 4bg9lub 5u
brinsen. Die RationaIs ssommifIion,
bsitsbenb aus bem @orfiter giusuIt
Serrmunn unb ben prGiibsnitn ber
Rationale unb 2lmericans2iedS rsprGs
isntirte bic JntersTsn bss orsaniiirs
ten 8aIlipieis, ipdbrenb bic Der Sc
b,ral aisa burt btren prdiibsntsu
Jomes Gilmore uHb bertn Raahaten
sinclair unb Wssgbman psrtreten
iparen. ll.bsr 20 anbere Mdanaten
bsr erobsn unb untsrssorbnstsn aigaB
tutien iitt eingsfunbsn, unb 20 ilt
iua6riheinIif. baB na9 bem Sdfuiie
Der Gibune, bic borausfihtli9 brute
81 Gnbs tOmmt, bic eripartstsn alnss
tuuiHt uub @sridufe BON GpieIern
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-22
Der gtabtratb
Gta6tpater 6. 9. gatbsate nit ll9r
unb aette non ieineu auQesea
beideuft,

Cine iinnige ueberrafdung bereites
ten bic Stabtratbsmitslisber geitern
ibrtm Sfolegen 6. 8. 8atbgate, Der
bstanntlih in Der lebtsn Dabl nidt
taHbibirt bate inb gnbe beg Sabres
aus BEN Mmt i4eiben pirb. Serr
9atbgate tpurbe nit elmer iperrbDol>
len aolDenen ubr nebit aette BE-
Identt, bic ibm NIT elmer ber3liasn
Mnipra6e bonn Observation-Disclosures
2ouis 3. Dduner iiberrsi4t puros.
gbe 9err 8atbgate jsbo9 bas gb.
renseI4xit erbieIt, erlaubte man ii9
jebod einen Spab nit i6m, ben sr
aud. in allsr Gsmiitbsrube binnabm.
rad Der fulminuntsn @nipra6s, in
tuelfxr er bic 8erbisnite 9errn Bath
gates geprieien, srbislt Ssrr 8atAgate
8usrit untsr ftiirmiIdsr 6eitsrteit cine
meiIinae 4rmbanbubr nit elmer mdA@
tisen msifinsnen astte uno na6oem
fi6 bic algeTeine 5siterteit Oh bisies
lllts, in neIhs Serr 9utbsate am
ber5li9ften nit siHitimmte, selest bat
te, ipurbe ibm bann bic goloeHe llbr
nebit astte iiberrsidt. Natiirli9 CAB
Serr 8atbsate in hsr5liten Wortsn
isinsm Dant fir bisie gbrune 4lss
brud. Ssrr gathgate ipirb am l. Jas
nuar ben neussI6aif.nsu 9oiten zines
aommittsesGkrts beg Stootraths srs
balttn.
Wi6tiss GsIddfts lasen benz
Stabtratb in Isiusr ssftriseH Sisung
nidt 5ur Grleoiguna DOT. Die amen
birte Sreibrisf.Soro Der Weit
Gnb Rapip 5runiit &c., bic, ipie nuss
fiibrli6 berihtst Dem StraBenbahn=
aommittse 5useitsat tporbeu mar,
ipurbe pom Gommitt.e formsa benz
Stabtratb untsrbrsitst uno prompt an
bag 2ommiitss CUR grrpdgung suriids
plripieIeH.
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Gbe'G Grlanbxik xikiheine.

l2isco Stephens, 81. 653 Carr Str
lSteua Wapnarb, IS, 1866 W. 5roni
SiraBe.
|Mm. 8. 6ilfinser. 36, glsipdrf, 8.
lMarb y. 9aDis, 3s, 300 gilberi
4Denue.
lWm. Jabrenbrud ST.. %, 614
Hibble Hoab.
gamma Wiltsns, %, 5024 Stspari
part.
lglerls q. Risss. 27. $40 OF g.
GiraBe.
Wariba 5iiiem, 81, aoraine ap..
}S. grnan gpulS, 81, Decatur, IN.
laInna 9ssd, is. 2S39 Doobburu
4ptnue.
lSacob 2fSams, 81, 620 20. WeU6=
den Npenue.
lSeIsn MsbeI. 20, 1921 %. MeMis
den @lnenue.
(ROb.rt s. l5lpni, %. s491 miSbles
Ton 2tpenus.
lgmiIp 80. Bad. 20. 2227 Mabiion
glpeuue.
(Sstar 8. 3oeIlner. 23. Summit. 8.
Milbreb 8. Rurler. 81. Delhi, 8.
[9RObi. 6. gatteriOn, 20, 2733 ats
lantic Qpenre.
laIma SaHslbed. 21. SO OR Gift
ton apenus.
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lSabie G. siOm.p. rs, 5Otel RanS.
Isaalpb See Eau. %, giitsbura, ga.
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1blma r. Ssnberipr, is, 2727
Gaiieru 4renue.
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81 Der aYotbefer SiabOre :. Niaer
iueseu ansebliden gerfanfs non
Cpiaten in Nhhbeaisfeiten.

Ger slpotbefer siaoore 3. Mille,
imIroc geitern pom Blnloesfoanuiiidl
aoler urtter Der slnflase nnrfotiid,s
0iite in ,rlgeiesIider @eiie perfauii
sil babep inter $1,000 @iireidait ben
9trobseidtporeiien iiberuieien. Iia
Yiirsid)ait muroe pon Sem 9ruoer
oes elngeflagten Or. Napbael Us.
aRiaer seitellt.
Gie SaiptbeIaituirss3eisin mar
Die Sarbigc Georgia Collins bon Ro.
520 A.eit Nierte Strabe, bic fiir5Iidj
bel eincr Ma3,ia Der YoiBei IN bic
Sdnoc iieI uiib cine SdadJtel Opium
ilt ibreyn @eiis bate, Die iie ibrcr
slngabe raf bel Dhiler fit $40 &c.
faiift bntte. Wiiller bate ibr oas eeIS
abeeronline,l un6 ibr oaiin Die gSei.
ilnig eegeben iib mad, ipcnieen Mi.
iIiten elm pafet i'm .Saltsilur ab5u.
Eplen. sSn Sieiein pafet beianb iids.
nie bic Collins bebnliptete, bic bel ibr
pcrsef,rnoene Sd)ndtcl init Opium.
Gic 9eiain gnb ierner on, Dab iir
bereits iriiber, als Millcr nod, cine
Mpottefc in Gooington bate, Yior.
pbiinn rm6 Opium BON ibm 5ll fauicn
pfleate. sSyn 2eltiifp nulbte wlilier
Dor flir5cm ieiitc slpotbcfe aifgebcn.
lpeiI er init ben glii6esbeborben pe.
gen ,merlmibten 8erfauis BON Spi.
aten IN Sdrpierigteiten gerathelI
mar. Die seaen i'm idipe6ei,oe sln.
flaer nsiirbe iebod oa0lrh erIeoigt,
cab Waiiler $500 @elOitraie be5ablte.
Or. George Stier befilibete, bab
Die an Der Collins porgeflHoeie
Sddftel Opium crtbielt inio CAB
icrHer on. oaB WiIler bier nidt OILS
sspptbefcr regiitrirt iii.
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bens BON 5psi ggftsgerinnen, bic ibm
sefplgt naren, niht in bic QnItaIt
5uriittebrsn tpoIte. Die Jeuerpebrs
leuts tamsn ben g}flsserinnen gu Sils
fe unb Der &rante tpurbe bunn por@
ldufia mad Dem itabtiitsH SoIpital
sei6ift.
- 5rau Narp Wic&ennep bon Ro,
124 @eft gierts strabe, eOpington
tuurSs gsitern Ra9mittas in sinem
@ei6aft an Der Giinftsn Strdbe um
i6re Sanptafde beiobIsn, bic $15
unb elm gantbu6 entbielt.
- Trau =. SItranosr bnn Ro.
1868 GucIio Qpsnue melbste seitsru
Der goIiSsi, bob ibr ein Sai9enbisb
in einsm 9eif,Gft an Der 5inften
Strabe ihr portemOnnaie nit $12 ST.
bait aeftoblen bate.
- Ger Is Sabre alt. Gas. M1ro
aus glfblanb. Sb., Der etfpus gsiHess
aeftDrt lit unb iih i'm IiGb'iihen So
ipitul 3ur gebonbluna beTiubet, ents
piItte aeftern glbenb in etnem unses
pa6ten Momeut. @r erFrerte fih iez
bod niht lange Der aploenen Trsis
heit, bem sr fieI bem glpii7iften
8crnbarbt burh iein eigertbiinlites
9euebmeu nuf II. ipuros, n1dleeu ner
geante qemertt hattie, mes GjeiitsS
&inb ieiu 2(rreitant mar, prompt
lpieber mad bem SpfpitaI suriifges
brabt.
5rau Ben @rmItrpng BON Ro.
2914 8oob6urn gDerue, iuurbe oe-
fern in einsm @eIhGft on Der 5inf=
ten Strabe um SAT beitr9lsu.
5rau 6. 6. DuburIinoom,
bic i'm gibIon 6oteI prbnt, msloete
aeiteru Q6snb Der Ypli5ei, bab eir
2ansfinoer ibr IN einem @eI4Hft an
Der Giinfteu Strabe ibr 9ortemonnaie
nit SAL uno mebrsren Gbeds geitobs
len bate. gln ben Gheds tptro Der
Oie6 tsine 5reuos babeu, oa i1re
3ablung prompt inbibirt tpOrben lit.
5rl. gsFis Oniuser Don Der
Mpsart 2lpeuue in WeItpoOo puroe
geiteru Ra6mittug, ipGbreno iie @ius
tdufs in einem 6iinfcent Gaben an ber
sSiiEften Gtrabe mahts, um ihrs
6dnotai6s beftoblen, in ipeIter iib
cine sDlbene llhr i'm Bertb BON $50
uno $40 in 9aar befauoeu,
Serr Waiter @eier ron glp. 1909
OIt McMlillan Strabs meloete Der
9pliSei, bab aus ieinem slutomobiI,
pdtreno basielbe einiae Wlomente
an Der SIt 9ierten Strabs
ftanb, cine SaubtaIhe aeitobleu ipurs
be, in peltsr iid &leibuussitiide, To-
tpie perIdiebene ShmudIdben i'm 9es
fammtpsrtb pon $3.50 befanbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-22
Sn geidbrlidlem 3uitano.

sm 3iiitanb bes Heitaurateurs
9dfclaiis Ssaplafin. Der ON spnnta1
in icinem aeitairant. 9io, 230 Gen.
iral slpeitue in ben gliiden geidpilen
sDorben mar, lit cine ssRnSung gum
Sdlimmern eingetrcten ,ne i'm it1o.
tiid,en Soipital iplrrbe iniolseoeiien
geitern SSctn De Sobn's, Der Den Der.
fdngniEnoilen Sdyub nbgcgeben ba.
sesebeu BADEN ioI, nit bsm gerpun-
heten foufroutirt iinS bon oieiem pc.
iitip aIs iein slnareifcr ibe,lttii3irt.
Taranfbin purbe eepen Ie SohnS
iorinell bic Gnflage oes gforouer.
iudls erhobet.