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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-25
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Die Tciuport Sifie, fir oas Sin
einnnter Solfsblltt" 6ei;nSet iid in
30. 339 gprf Straiie, seseniibsr bsm
GourthOuic, iuuieIbii Is:isfsitsn, gin.
ssigrH II. 7. ~. bis 10 llbr 45 9linu.
ten S!brHos eutsegeugenommen iper.
ben.
- 3eiratbsitsins: 2ouis aalbpun
uHb gmmd 6. Martin. bsios ppH Heps
port. Sas. %. anobIp9 uno @iOIa
W. aObl, beios BON Rtpport.
- Observation-Disclosures 6. 3.
5slm II. ano. an Wm. ). gautsmper.
cine Got in Sort 9bomas, nabe Der 12
Wils 5urnpits, gu 81. = aats Slider
9oblano an SObn gopers, cine Got an
Der Giipisite Der 7. Strabe in 9dpton,
SO BEL 10 86ub, gu 81.
= Der 71jGbrise arssspstsran ).
$. WpObs beridtets ssftsrn i'm pDIis
5efhuuptquartisr. bab sr Dor feds 5as
gen bier6sr estommen Isi unD iid in
siuem Sauis. bas er uidt ndher Be
sei9nen t0nns. sinlogirt babe. gr Oers
miiIe cine goIbsne llbr NIT 9ett, I'M
Wertb BON $3.50, sinen lle6ersieber
unb mehrsrs ionitig. 4lsibungsiiiide.
Die 9ebeimpolisiIten GONE unb Burn.
iibe iinb nit Der 4ufdrbeitung bieIes
syalles bstraut iporbsn.
= Gbarlss 2orenB BON go. Z OF
Soutbsate StraBe. iit i'm glItsr bon
49 Subren eeitorben.
IS SIN Gireuitssri6t fpurb, e.itsrn
bag Seitdment bes gonftantin 4ams
msrsr bsitdtist. Der grblaFsr pers
maht Iein @erm0gen ieiner Satin
Warp aammsrer. aeBters TT 3uglsith
SeitamsntspolIitrsds
Der StabtsaommiHGr Morlibs,
bat seftsrn 25 unbisidGftists Grbsiter
fir Bic Strabsnreinigung anaeFelrt.
Da $50 8ei6dftisungslDis I'M arbeit
nuft3siu9t bobsn, 10 pirb iere Mofe
cine anbere Qbtbeiluns arbsitsr mil
Der Strabsnrsinisuns bef9Gftiat fpsrs
ben. Die Strabsnrsinisung tDirS
our9 brsi WO4sn OOrgtnommsn p.r.
ben.
= Sm gireuitesri6t erbielt oefern
u. galpert in Teiner Shabsner 'abs
tIass sesen bi. Stabt gslIspue Elm
llrtbeil i'm 9efrude Don 1886 suere
Ionnt. gaIpert BAIT. $500 dls e41s
Deneridb bsdnfpruht, bd er ansebli9
1nf bem befstten Ssitenfpsee an Der
5aDler unb HdirfisIb aOenus gu gos
ben asftiirat unb bsrIsbt iporbsn ipos.
- eouis unb alma Forb srbisltsn be
SrlnubniB. Wadria n. Goutbdrb au
1boptiren. - Die alaee BON W1nrrtS
Robnann oeser bic ssnter STATE sirs
Suf. 60. purbe, be Elm ausslsin ere /
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Mns bem Msnni3ipaIseriht

glsIfon Corn mar Dor aursem i'm
pOliS.issridt su $50 unb Rotten pers
urtb,ilt iporben, neil Ct elm bttannier
Oieb mar. Sn5piiden bat Ti& elm
ipesifiiher 6alI ergeben, no Der BUR-
idx aus elmer Jabrh cine partie Wefs
fling ssitcblen bate. Gr ipurbe gss
fern aus benz arbsiiisaus benz Rid
ter aIeranbtr porsefiibrt, Der Jpn fir
Isbtern Jall gu 80 5asen unb SfOO
perur!beiIte. Die Gtrafe triit in
2raft. fobalb er bic dlte erIsbigt tat.
iSranf Garter. Der ST seitoblsn bat
unb iiberfiibrt iuurbe, ipurbe I'm ben
boppsIteu gstrus seiiraft ndmIi9 I'M
$14.
seife Spurlod Don gDeit Sisbsnte
Strait Der fir fsin brsi Monais als
tee tfinb nitt s.iorat battle, ipurbs 5u
brsi Wpnaisn Grbeiisbaus perurs
tb.ilt. Dds aeben unb 5reib,n bts
anastIasttn mar bic llridae fiir bas
ifrsnss llrtbeiI.
S.nrp Dstitrman. Der T5on msbr'
mails Dsrlpnrnt purbe, itnnb abermala
pssen 5erumIllns.rns DOT BEN Ri9'
ter, S,r ibn bissuiaI su elmer Gelbs
firaft Don $50 Osrurtbsilie. DETER
man banbelt nit bilIiesn Ringsn. bod
idsinen feline W.tbobsn In ben Mugen
p,r S.b0rDeu nidi gang siuwunbfrri
au ftin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-25

JlofHsn Bier, lpeI9t NOD bon Der
9cdfIufb btrriibreu unb bort hinges
| fHpeumt Durbsn.
gmma Doiprep bon Wibbetpfpn
bdt Samuel Dpiurep ipessn gliments
psrtlagt. neil er lie miBbonbelte unb
an 8. Wirj i'm Slide Iisb. DOS
qaar lit felt benz A. Dttobsr 1909 Der,
beiratbet unb bat tsine 2inber. Dofp=
rep purbe hurh einen ri@ierIi9en
gefe9l psrbinbsrt, Isin Gissntbum slI
beiaften.
Hifobemus 9onsfoipsti, fpeIder
als 19iGbrissr iunsen Wann aus pc'
len bierbtrlam. lit seItern in feinsr
WObnuna 30. 524 Sanoptr Ctr. TN
Utter BON 64 Sabren geftorbtn. CT
bintsrlGBt brsi atnbsr, BON ipel4en
Elm Gobn Sohn 9onetoipsii in gins
cinnati tpobnt.
- 6. q. Ncrris, ipelter I'm arinis
nalaeri6t bts 5rdsens psrborgsnsr
Daffen iduIbis befunoen ipurbe, bot
iid uniihtbar semadt. Ssin 9iirgs
6enrp Sdmiit mub bic Birsftaft
prn $500 bs5ablen obsr ben Wann
berbeiIdaffsn.
- 6err unb frau ghris. stephan.
BON 80. 1876 g}rosr.b 9lDenus, tpurtn
In bem g., 8. u. o. qtrionsnsug,
- rrl,. orn.--faL...~ s.--
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-25

Der q(ntros, in 9eipisburs Elm neues
Gpribenbaus 5u erbousn. gum Be-
idIub erboben ipsrbtn fnIlte, banr
lei er bafiir, bab bas Spribenbaus
Hp. 2 on Der @resnup Strabs &C.
idIoFen iperbe. 0isies Spribsnsaus
| lei bios 4 6Guisrsepierte BON benz
Spribsnbaus glo. ! entfernt. Die
Mannfhaft BON Spribenbaus 90. 2
inGae Johann nod benz asipisburs
Spribsnbaus p,risbt iperben. Daburd)
piirbe ben SteuerSabIern eine ireiters
8iirb. eripart blsibsn.
- Der gIsmere 9duperein bal
auber ben bereits eripdblten Beamter
fplesnbe 9irettorsn erpdblt: 5. Cen
boff, $. ainfert. 9. Reubl, 8. 9ram'
lage unb Spi. @oher.
- Der Central goubersin bat foIs
senbe 9eamie eripGblt: prGi., Sobn
Craig; 9iss prGiibent, 8m. 5.
&irHsr; Stabmsiitsr, U. O. Wet5oen;
4nipaIt, g. G. 8latelp; SetretGr. 8.
+. Oitenbprf; 9irsttorsn, u. s.
9i6tpebe, 8. :. RprtAcuit. Geo. 8.
grinfmann. Gr. s. 5. Sarris unb 20.
6. sirGer.
- 5err %. 2afoon, Setreidr Der
Strabenbabns Ssislidaft uub Der Sns
senisur Sorton i'm @ersin NIT stnem
aommitte. Der Grlanger @erbeHers
unss 9tFooiation iuipi5irten eeitern
Rahmittas bas Terrain, auf pels
dem oas Geleiie Der projeftirten
Strabenbabu gopinston Granger
geIest psrber foIl. Die Granger
Ifociatipn mahte ben 0prihlas, bab
bic psrIdnssrte 2inis mad GrIanger,
DON 9uolon pia Crescent Springs
seipGbIt tperoen ioa.
- 9as bisIige poIisei Dspartes
ment bat sur Spsntifi5irung bon @erf
breheu bas Spitem Der 1tnger 2lbs
bride ausunebmsu beihlofeu. Die
@e9eimpoli5iiten Orses uub Wisgins
iinb nit bisier Spe5iaI Iufga5e be-
trdut trorben.
- Der Stabt Soliaitor Sr.o
Gdmib, Der Stabt aommiGGr Sp.
percipal unb Der 9iilfssStubtclert
Bon Soene begann eeitern nit ber
9lusarbeituna Der itdbtiihen Budget
Srbinans, ipsl9s bis gum /. IpriI
abpptirt ipsrpen mub. Die Stsuere
rate bleibt, ipie friiber bereits bsri6s
tst $1.75 sr $100 WertbabiddbuHs.
- 6eute 2bsno fiubst bic SiBuns
bes 9eutid glmerit. S.actperbanOes
itatt.
= Der Coroner Or. Riffs bat ses
tern mad elmer sinsebeuben lnterfu4s
una bes Sobes Der 5rau Gillian Waa
peg, bic nit ibrem 6 Wo9en alteu
Sinbe ben COB in her Giftsrne fanb.
ben Wabriprud g;fGIIt, bab grau
Mapes in einem 4nfane tisfer Mes
IaHhciie In IelbitmDrb.riIder 4b.
iift bic 3bat ausaefii6rt babe. Mut'
unb ainb perbsn in sintn Sars ses
legt unb beuts Radmittas auf bern
bsHtfd proteitaniifhsn JrisbtOf aui
MaInut Sias ttsrbisi tpsrben.
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ey,ns5saisssn

Der goIiit Der biesp0higea beibcu
Spnlpbonieton5erte. bic om 6reitna
Nudmiittda iirib om SaHitag abenl
I'm Gmerp sluoitoriilnt itattfinben III
Der @cigeubirtuoie Granris Dlaeniil.
len, Elm 0iii,itIer. ber bier einen gro.
Ben areis pom 6reunoen iinb gelplil.
oerern beiitt. Sir bic bei6en Son.
scrte bot Or. Grnit aurlipolo ons fol.
oclioe grosrnum siianuuenseiteIlt:
Spmpbonie 30. 81 in 8 1ur .grabms
Weigenfon5ert gifuifowsfr
-sil guIenipisstIs Iuitise
Strei9es Or. GtruuE
Der Durpsriauf Der Gintri.tsiorten
IN Bet btr g6urh Btintamp 90.
an Der Msit Wisrtsn Strabs I'm
Sang.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-25

sieIt nprben mar. dbetpiefen. - II
Der aloge BON Geo. I. 6ermann
Rd6lobpertpdIttr. pon Caroline Der,
mann, segen Gpnrob Sens srbitIt tei
aldser elm llrtbeil gum Ystrdse Dor
$3.50. 3uaIsi6 purbt Der Werinuf Dor
aanb, on Der Gliding pits seleesn. an
georbnst.
= Gin gineinnotier benbIihtigt, in
Wbitebeab'f6sn Sauis an Der IL. uni
Sriabton Strabe Elm ShnutIoidl su
erDffnen. Die Gtabtsaommiiidrt TO-
len iebo6 ansebliH nidt oelpillt fsin
cine ShantIisens au bspiligen.
Der DamensS Surnperein ipirt
heuts BON 5 ubr Hahmittags b.s 8
llhr absnbs in Der 4antstts6als
lbes 9arter'iden 5ptel Elm Supper fer.
oireu. Das artan9smsnts s&ommittee
bsitebt aus folssnben Oamen: 5rau
8alier. 7sr. Sdospi, ifr. MalS. ar,
9iebl, sSr. 6ufBiser, IT. &elIer, TT,
&cttsnader. fsr. ppsnib, Jr. aiiiel,
ifr. WbttebouIe, II. Rebauisr unb iSr,
Ssbm. 0as empfansssaommitt.e BE.
itebt aug ben Damen: o. gatmann,
.. RummsI. gb. WeGrea unb 8.
WOIff.
Der Gr<5susr,pebr4ef aobn
aiut ,ipeI6er iia elmer Sp,ration nn'
tersisbsn mubts, litgt in trttiihen'
3uitano barnisber.
frau WeIiHa Z. 8. 9aois.
ipeI6e ieit so cSabrsn bier aniGiiig III,
1T seitern i'm Sauis ibres SObnes, Z.
gD. Dapis. go. 65 Msit @ranb are.,
Sort 5bomas. i'm 9llier ppn 81 sslb'
ren aeitor5en.
- Die Nrdee, Oh bic @sr5anblung
in Ystrsff oes 16sidhrigsn Wdbtens
unb iener psrIonsn. sesen pe!4s bis
IRGb4en gspiiIe gsI9ulbigunsen ers
bob.n bat, 5ffsntIia itatifinbsn ipI,
pirb sessnpdrtig I'm Susenogerihi
sr0rtert. gaihter gpls lit sssen Elm:
0ffeutIi6e 8erbanolung, od baour1
bic 5rauen unb 10htcr Der aompro'
miiirten in cine peinli6e Gage seras
tbsn piirbsn. giner Der geidulbist n
ipa isbo6 srtlGrt buben. bub tr fur
cine 0ffentli6e @erbanplung iei ba
fdIi6e @sriit,ts, ipslhe in umlauf ses
isst piirbsn. mebr Staben anritt,s
ten, dIs cine Dffsntlift @ertancIuns
oies Az tbun i'm Stanbe lei.
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Die bsuif4sn untsrfss.
boOts ma4tn ben enss
ldnbsrn Sprae

aOnbDn "a. Wllx,. Der arntrs,
qlbmiral Wdrquis BON @rifoI fngt.
nm WitinOd in siHer Wsrfnmmlune
Der gsi.IIi9dft Der Wurin, Qr9ittt,
ten, iiber ipslhs CT ben gorib filbrts,
bob cine itar.e 3unabms in Ser 3ahl
Der llnt,rIssboot. In ben bic britiidtu
Snfsin umsebsnbsn @spSFsrn 5u srs
ipurten lei. Der Rarquis empfabl, baE
ole 6nnbslsb1mpf.r armitt psrbtn
foutsn. nm es nit ben lintsrisebpptsn
dufntbmei su iOnutH. Spditr niIHs
bon elmer internaiirH1len acnfusn5
ftitsefitut iperbsn, ME nett bic In.
tsriseboots fir cine DffenfDt ptripsn'
bet tpsrbsn oiirfisn.
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BEL tpar eineeidlagen inl6 Der a6r,
Der ipar in Gin 2aten eirgeidldgen
inio nit Trnbt uHipideit.
Sno ben g StiefeIn geitorben.
Briee, lliab, "a. Rdr5. - Ger
20.idbrige Mnttbeip grnSlep, Scbu
iener 5rn slnna Wraolep, bic iIa
Sabre 1905 in @aibiilgton ben Binp
oesicnator slrtbirr @roipu pom lliab
erifot, lit beite ben Wleiierimnoen
erIcsen, Die ibm iein f5.idbriger
Salbbru6er artbur grcpn gra6lep,
Der elm Sobn oes genannten gunbes-
ienatcrs III, i'm Streit 5useiiigt bnttr.
Ia Die 0iutter nitt 5u Saufe H.
fiibrtem Wnitbeip grooIep nnb ieire
beioen Snlbbriioer Saus. Zen Iettt.
rem poi,tc bic eiieppnbereitiIng uif,t
nno I'M @erInuf bes @ortpedyieIs er.
sriif arthir Elm arobes @eiier unb
fhlibts bamit isinsm Gltsren Brubsr
ben Seib ali.
Worb i'm eriten Gran.
9oIebo, Ohio, "a. Mar3. - Der
SO Sabre alis Better Stribnsr. Der am
81. Sanuar ben Setetiip aaijrr Bars
tedi .rf6oTsn bate, ipurbs beuis BON.
Der Curb BEG ariminalgerifas nad
a4tftiinbisr gsrnthuns bss Tlorbss
i'm eritsn grabe iaulbis bsfunben,
Stribnsr bate bic paulins Mifum qua
iammenssidoHen, neil SisisIbs inn
sinsn aorb ge9sbtu bate. Giribnsr
tebrte na9 benz Wsrbre9en IN isiE
aoiibuus Surid unb als ipdisr qpli5si
tintraf. nm ibn fsitsunsbmen. fdob Ell
8drtedi tobt.
@urbe btr mann bsfeis Z
tist2
ct aouis, Wo., "a. WGrj.
Gs 1T Der gloIi5si mod ni6t g,Iunasn.
bes M5rbers bes Ri9aro RanboIpb
bdbbafi gu ipsrben, ipsI4 lebt.rsr st'
fern in i,insm aabsn sriHlassn ipir.
be. Die poliasi nsigt Su Der anndbms.
bdb Der Wdnn aus BEN Wtgs Jsrdumi
ipurbs inb bab Der m5rSer sin Greunb
Der Grau WanboIph III, bic NIT ibrtm
Mann in s6eibuns lag. als bic Grai,
p,rbaftst fpurbe. 5errib fis Elm Billet.
Die poli5ei fsBte es aus ben Jebsn
i.bOh pisbsr suiammeH. min aber uihi
bsfannt gebsn, mas barduf gefAriebtn
itnnb. Grau Ranbolpb icll SisscsbeH
bab.n. bag bns Billet BON ben qsInn
tam, nad btm bic pclissi fu1t.
Die Dittme hes GensraIs
StonendIl Sadfon
ssftorben.
gbarlotts n. g., "a. Wdr5.
Jrau Warp anna SodTDn, bic Wiiis
ne bes Generals Stonslpdn Sadion,
III bier i'm 2llter bon beinnbe "a Sab
rem ssItorbsn. Gi. bsiratbsie Sadion
I'm Jabr. 1857, dls sr WaiOr unb JHs
Iiruitenr I'm @irsinia wlilitorp Sns
'iitute mar. Die gsritorbsns ipurbs in
Der R0hs bisFssr Stabt seboren.
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Ghs.GrIanbnikidsine.

tp9iIip 3. @HR, 20, 1869 goa.n Ct
lanna 3. Siint6Hsr. %. GIG GOnror
StruBs.
lJobu GIurts. 25. no Deit 3. Cir.
laatis aIin.. %, bessI.
(IilIium Z. gunnsu, 25, S2s SObu
I Strabt.
l5Sp u. psl9a. %. 1905 Wsii Z. ct.
iaouis 9. 5ausr. %. DapiOn, o.
lNdrsusrit. q. ainsis, 21. qaIats
5ottl.
(5apbn Wspsr, 20. Wlabsira, ..
laorsna Qinsportb. 1e, 1922 Mubis
ipn Rpao.
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1sramen.S .Stabtperbanb.

Der 5rau,n Gtnbtpsrbanb fsisrt
am Donnsritds, 25. Mdrs, DON 2 libr
Rdhmittags an in ber Wuibington
platform iein fiinfiss StiftungsfsIt.
Gin intsrsHuntss programm in aufets
ittIIi iporo.n. Dds Gifsn III frsi.
GIsi@ssiiis finbst bic idbrIi9e gsams
tenpabl linti.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-25

- Dem 36 Sabre alien syrant
s5riseO. 433 Central Qpenus, ipurbsn
e.ifsrn in Der 0abrii Der Wirtpr Camp
60. an sinsr Wldfhins brsi Singer Der
Iinfn 6onb obaefdnititn.
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Som maeesen 5nus rnubIi4<s
WRdb&eu.

1ie sluforads BON GIadIelio5sst xas 1anfs
iisgiiansH. !lr ipeI9s e neusril4 6aS ~
erfclg JIsif6 anfsbeube als -xbts 0roIn
6eTf6riebsr tai, perbsu bon einem 6r51s ii
fineI mebbinifdeu Bnblifattou bexjGl<3 unS
y iontHI esm aesgbtuIiqm ealsn ME sin
ntbsrrai9nne. Die ,eersensps!n 10 pieleH itsnafH
iino. 6srler gu piifen, bnb ba5 0feI4f
eur9 ben 0ftr1ii6 bfefer otfonbszii6 bt,ei6s
rffsn Brdpernticn 70 f6nsu pe1ptonli1 {4ot
tiItIid bon ben beiien Ssfssen nnb sDciStierrr
tn perfiegflien Fadetsn NIT bcIffdnbiosn ktrs
Iprlinnaen fiir SeIbffbfta tanbluue.
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esmssrhsitsn In Q bls u sassa hsiff.
Npstbfier sebsH Gen snrpd, penn gase
aunifHbe eamprrboibfn riot inriti. Gsiiss Gps
bIlfatieH seipttrt nineuung. Soc
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SbaroH pa., "a. Wldrj. =
ssnnes Glhtinnn Ieete beite bein
@fliiarn ieines afers cine geid,t
bios. gsan belt bieieIbe fir ole oes
reiden aontrnftors B. z. q. guer.
Der Dor einefrt Snhre perifipdnb.
Sei'ie, ipeIdje Beer gut gefonnt babrn,
iiHo ieosA nnbsrer Gniidt. Ger gs,i-
The Washington herald., 1915-04-08

English Another useful bath article is
the big square sponge Of a dark brown
color in its holder of barred metal
silver preferred-which hangs on the
edge of the bath tub.
For the bath come bags Of cheese
cloth filled with bran scented with orris
and some other perfume that the bather
fancies. Bags made Of cheesecloth and
filled with oatmeal arc perfumed In the
same manner. and are particularly fine
for the skin and complexion. Cornmeal.
too, is highly recommended by physicians
for whitening and softening the skin
so many women have little bags of per-
fumed cornmeal made for face. neck
and hands
Paris sends over all manner Of bath
bags guaranteed to do all manner of
wonderful things to the complexion and
skin. These all have their devotees. but
to the average woman unable to pay
big prices for these dainty. imported
bath bags. bottles of waters come with
all the leading perfumes, and a wafer
or two Is dissolved in the tub while
the water runs.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-08
SOME ACCESSORIES
FOR MILADY'S BATH

Powder puffs for the bath have leapcd
from an ordinary sized pun that a child
could manipulate to a pun the size Of
a mans head. With one dab of this puff
one can powder half the body and an
other dab will complete the task Of pow
dering the whole
These puffs arc Of soft, white elder
down. like their little predecessors. and
are finished at the bottom with shirred
silk or satin and ivory handles. As time
savers they are worth their price
Another fad for a bather is a small
tub of clay. decorated on the outer ole
and looking like homely cousin to the
Mexican earthen bowls used as decora-
tons In this tub is a big fiat cake of
soap that fits in the bottom of the tub,
Is pink or grayish-white in color and
apparently a sort OF scented CASTLE
With the tub comes a sort of broom.
like a small scrubbing broom. 1t Is made
of long fibre from East India. and the
fibre is doubled so that the ends meet
and are trimrscsi smoothly or The
place where they double is wrapped with
more fibre and forms a handle. In COM
pleted form this stiff. but not harsh brush
is twelve or more inches long. and its
appearance Is sufficient guarantee of its
ability to cleanse
This tub and brush arrangement are
The Washington herald., 1915-04-08
With His Wife's Consent.

.'Seventy-five per cent of the men who
buy clothes do so subject to their wives
approval
That is what one of the leading mems
outfitters told us Yesterday. Who was
: it? No matter. 1t is enough to know
that he is an accurate observer Of human
nature and that he spoke the truth.
Men come into our suit department"
the merchant explained, land they wait
patientIy-or sometimes impatiently pac-
ing the floor 4 salesman approaches
them to know what they wish to buy.
Waiting for my wife. says the man look
ing at his watch. No use showing me
anything till she comes
Or else a woman drifts into the suit
department with an air of expectancy.
Il am waiting TO meet my husband she
explains. and / thought I'd come in q
little early TO look around a lille and see
what want him to get"
Seventy-five per cent of the men, says
this merchant. buy with their wives ap-
provaL Many of them are actually ac-
send suits home subject to their wives
approval Others receive their wives di-
rections a. TO color and cut before VEN
turing TO buy.
Why do you suppose they do this:
Women. they say. take their husbands
shopping with them when anything so
important as a now suit or frock or hat
is concerned because it is eventually
that same husband who foots the bill
and if husband goes along he will see for
iractive things. He won't say: why
didn't you get a cheaper gown" be-
cause he will know that the gown that
was 10 per cent cheaper was 80 per cent
less attractive. That is why the wife
takes her husband along.
But why should the maa of the family
have to consult his wifcs taste? IL it
because ont of her greater leisure she
has had more time to study the styles?
Is il because she is more observing and
reads the advertisements more than the
man does Or is it because she herself
insists? Or is it because the husband
really needs her assistance. and doesn't
want to buy anything that she would not
like to sec him wear?
Yet women pirate of longing for free
dom. They wish for economic indie
pendence so that they may buy what
they want to without consulting the one
who must pay the bills. 1t seems a great
grievance that they must buy their hats
and suits to please their husbands just
because that husband pays the bills.
And yet that very husband. economically
possessed of the ballot and
all the other signs and symbols of per-
feet freedom. doesn't dare to buy new
spring suit without consulting his wife
The Washington herald., 1915-04-08

Most society women are unconsciously
followers. not leaders, said Miss
Cocroft. land have become absorbed in
things of slight account. They have
formed the habit OF becoming simply
their own Wallets, spending most of their
time buying clothes and showing them
they are madly In pursuit of their own
pleasures. They are Pickering life away.
and yet they are the hardest-worked
class I know. Such women never have
time for things outside Of themselves.
They arc tired and nervous. revolving
around the orbit of self. As a rule. they
are dissatisfied because no one for long
will revolve around the same orbit. Such
women ere not happy because. deep
down in their own souls. they are lonely
They are not consciously selfish: they
are simply in ruts. They need sugges-
tions in broader fields and to set their
energies TO work in deeper and broader
lines
Let no woman feel herself helpless or
useless. She simply has not found her
place. The vocation of her grandmother
and her mother has been taken from
her. The spinning wheel, the knitting
needle. the broom, the grinding of the
meal the making of all garments worn
by her family have been replaced by
the vacuum cleaner. the electric washer,
the laundry. the bakery, the tailor or
the garment manufacturer. Now that SO
much of her work is done by machinery,
she replans her time and reaches out
from the confines OF home to the broader
home of the community.
She has not changed her ideals; she
has simply broaS<ied her horizon. to in
clude the community housekeeping. This
does not mean neglect OF the individual,
the family. By considering the individual
the family, In its relation to the outside
world. she is caring for it the better. No
old-fashioned virtues are lost: the
women's scope being wider. their infiu-
ence Is simply felt fsrther."
At the conclusion OF Miss Cocrofts
lecture she was importuned to give an
actual lesson along the lines of her lee
ture. Miss Cocroft announced last night
that she would arrange to do this Friday
at IL o'clock in the small ball
room of the Willard. and that she would
give the receipts of the lesson to local
charity. Her lesson will be on correct
poise and correct walking.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-08
FAMOUS
EWWAN
4 AER
4 RRZzDAY
AND NOlRS
By MARY MARSHALL.
April 8-Barbara Bodichon.
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Barbara Bodichon, not the least of
whose ella inns to distinction is : e.fact
that she was the original from which
George Eliot's "Romola" was drawn.
was born April s. 1927. In her youth
she developed a fondness for water
color painting and became a friend OF
Turner and other celebrated artists of
the day. She was an ardent advocate
of "woman's rights" and wrote a short
but very influential pamphlet on the
laws Of women in England which was
instrumental in the passage Of the
Married Women's Property Act"
When she was so she was married in
Algiers. Being left widow before
many years had passed she returned
to England where she built two houses,
one in London and one in the country,
where she entertained with lavish hos
pitalitS She was an intimate friend
of George Eliot and was the first to
recognize the hand of her friend in
Adam Bede" when that book was pub
lished anonymously. She gave the
equivalent of $4,000 to Girton College
one Of the first women's colleges in
England. and furnished a thousand
helpful ideas to those who had the
planning of the new institution Of
learning in hand. Asid, from her other
many activities Mrs. Bodichon kept up
her water-color painting. attracting ia
vorable attention from such painters
as Corot.