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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-14
peeisnals Npti3ea.

@as bon 8rm Wargarei 9
g 6nl5e iterblid lit rlibt jett ans
mtf Spring @rope. @eitern Wiorgerl
lplrrbe tic on Der Seite oea @atteil,
ON SuBe einer bobei Hinie, CUR les.
ten gillbc gebcttct. lie 2eife traf III
geeleititnag oes SobneS Serrn Ser.
Oinano S1ul5e NIT oem Big Sour
S6neil5iig Inn 1211 llbr in 8inton
Tface elm ifilb sfpar innlitten eiileS
gerrlthe,t 9liunenflors, ben bic lie.
benbe Sail0 Der Girtber ilno tbeilueb.
meirDe ssrcliit6e nitf tem Sarg nic.
6ergelegt batten. Die iterblide Siile
puroe bon ben bieiigen glngeborigen
imo 6em aus Gbieago ber6eigeeIIten
Sobn Sermann in Gnpfang senom'
men lriS naa Der aapele pon
Spring @ropc geieitet, uoielbIt IN
@egerapart Der alien ircitnoinner
oer ger6Iid)eien Der GraiiergotteS.
Oie,rit sebalten iuiiroe, nadJoem nit
neuen Blltnleir, Die Spelloen Der
gincinnatier, Der Sarg gefdmiidt
fporben mar. SRI. Martba 9iefmeier
fang, BON Sri. Chapman aiif Der
Srsel begleitet, oas eiuig itone
Sraiicrlieo .lleber ben @ipieln lit
Stub" 9taf einen filrsen Sebet 6ielt
Bnitor $. y. eiienlobr Die @eoGft'
niBrete, nrit giidiid)t gif oas lang.
j1brige Martpriiim oer entidlafeuct
anlehneno al Die Gbriitusiporte: rGs
lit poabraft~ Die tieierrpfirnoenen
@orte oes Heoners lpareI Sroit uno
3ujprub 5iigleidl Wiit Dem bon SRI
IiednIeier sciimaenen 2ie6e .9elti.
up" fam Die Seier, Die Dem Iroerttcu
elmer eoIcn Sooteu gait, 5u enoe.
Sod eiileu fir5en Bid oes slbidieos
un0 Der aonbuft be1uegte iib 5tnl
G)ra6e, an Seiien Hmio Baitor giicn.
Icbr nod elm fiirseS @ebet perridtste.
Tie SalniIie elienbeinrer. in oeret
Waitte Die Gntid)lnfene picle Sabre
ungetriibten 8liids berlebte, ebe oas
tiidiidye 2eioen an tie berartrat, bot
IN ibrem berben 8erliiit 6as innigite
Ritgefiibl ibrer 5abIreiden eineni-
natier sSrelrnoe- gllsb ben JaInilien
issncob Sreiber, 3aibnder, SfaIlje
imo GIlerbrod iino 5ablreide gepeiie
aufrid,tigiten Mitgefiibls 5ntbell &C.
iporoeIt.
Wlit aufri9tis.r 9rau.r ptrb in
ipsiteu areifsn bic aunbe bon bsm
seitsrn erioIsten albleben bon Grau
anna 5if4er. eeb. Willsr Dir'
nommen fpsrben, bic i'm Ilter bon 65
sSabren in ibr.r Reiibsna Ro. 1888
Montgomerp 9lbenue na6 ldnsersm
aeiben in bic epistsit biHiiberi4fums
merie. Di. 9abinsei4isbens. bic i'm
65. 2e6ensiabr ftarb, mar bic Wittpe
bts ibr Dor fiinf Sabrsn IN ben 5oS
pcuuufs.sansenen betannien beutl9sn
pionisrs 5srrn gernbarb Sis
{ der, ber lanse Sabre an Der goles
rain glpenue iinb Straight Strabe eis
ne Wirtbidaft bate. Surd ibrs per-
I6nlide 2iebensipiirbisteit unb ibre
5rsenssiite bat bic enifdlafsne iib
i'm 2aufe Der Sabre einsn srpbeu
Greunbestxis gu srtperben setpubt
unb bic sramssbeusten 5inierblie6e'
nen, in sriisr 2inie Die beiSsu 15dter
syrau emma 2ouiie Oilers unp 5rau
katherine glienbeimer biirfen BEL Der
i6peren Seimiu@ung, BON Der lie bes
troffen ipurb.n. Der innisfsn abtil.
nabme psrii&ert iein. 9aa uno Stuns
be Der 8serbisung iinb iotpsit nod
ui9t anbsraumt porben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-14
Mae Runseiiipmen mnb ;
pribilegien
WsI4e 5uerta ertbeilte,
BON 3aaufse.
hcben.

WafbiHetp n, 13. De3. - 0i.
bieiiae meritnniite gotfdaft III Don
Der Sauptitabt Meriio aus informirt
tporbsn. baB 9eneral garranaa alls
Geisse, 4ontraits uno aonssniiionsH
Der sSuerta nno apnpentions Resies
rug fin null unb niidtia ertlGrt babe
Sisier Grlab iritt Iufort in arait.
Jnbipibuen unb Rorporntionen, mel.
DE Gon5eifionen BON Der Suerta uno
2onpeniicns Resisrung erl-na en-.
iperbsn iih oarum aufs meme bemiiben
miiifen. .aerube ais Of bisiel6eu gar
uiht erfbeilt iporSeu tpiren4.
Die 8otidaft III fsrnsr babin In
formirt ipprben, bab psrIonen, ipeI6,
oes Mufitanbs befhulbiat fporben, Don
Der garran3a ResieruHs unt.r b'm
SpesiaIsefebs bonn Sabre 1862 pro-
aeifirt fperbsn ipiirbeu".
Tem garrdnsa 9sneral Cbre1on
III baburdi, bab bag Siadtstspartss
ment bic grIaubnib srtbeilt bat, Gar
ran5a 5ruppsn BON asua glrieia naG
Oiinasa iibsr amsriianif9es Ssbist
gu transporiiren. bic 8eleaerb'it ae'
gebsn tporben, br,i Ssiten b.s Redts
eds, in tpelhem 9illa rperirt, 5u per'
Id1lisbsn. Die pierts Seite tpirb BON
Der umerifdniiben @ren3e qebilbet.
gilla, Der pbne asniiaenbe 2sbenss
mittef iein Ioll, tpirb Dieniiog nit
1000 Mann in gbibuabua eripuri.t,
roo Sbreson cine bebeutenbe Stretts
maht fouSsntrirt bat.
Gebeimnib oolIer Raubs
morb.
pittsburs, ga, 13. DECEMBER
Der Cob ppn Grau Caroline GlaecuS
Wiebmeier, elmer 71idtrissu Mittpe,
sDsI&e Ia iHrss @sSRans ssmoEse'
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sebrte adrt6en nit bem inbaltIdnpes
rem Wort Sob. gs gilt in oer
5bat fem ioeal.res Weibna9tsssifsnt
als eins Sh0pfung unferer. Wal=
tiinfflsr als Wanbibmud. Die 2lusr
iiellung bIsibt nur nod big Sumftag
se5ffnet.
SIN annitmuisum III sss.nipdrtig
cine Sonberausfi.auns gu ieben. eins
aolettion bon 25 9emGlben bes Rem
Dorfer Walers RObert Senri, einea
asbiirtisen Gincinnotiers. Die Gamm.
luna unmfnbt gbaraiierbilb.r aus
pislen aanben. Portraits. g,nrebilSer
unb 9anbihaftsn. 9i. SammIuns bal
4nipru& auf infer SntereTs unb Il.
tollte bon ben geidern bes aunitmus
iems riht iibsrisbeu tperben.
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aufgefuHbsn ipurbe, iif in sskimnibs
0oIles Ountel ssbiiat. Die 9siae Der
Grdu tpuroe am Sonntas Worssn,
Sdnbe uno Jiibe ssfefeIt unb nit
siHem anebsI i'm Wunbs, bon eiHem
Jarmarbtiter aufsefunben. Ons Saus
mar sspliinbsrt rno bic 9elepbonOer'
6iubuns bur6iduittsn ipotben. Die
gsboroen sIauben, oaB Raub oas Usos
tip Der Sbdt mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-14
Giuselbeiten
ueber bas 4nbaIteu bss
omeritanii den . mpter
GaroIina bur4 eineH
fran56fif5sn areu'

Rem gprt, 13. Ses. Die StTtl'
,isre unS yafiasisre oss amsrltanl'
idkn Oampfers Carolina, Die e's'
beute DON portorieo siutraf. uber'
braf,ten betailirte Rahri6ten iiber ol'
a.iuoltIame Jortfiibrung oss erltsT
Ststparps aarl S9aabe Sur4 Den
fran36fiden Rrsuser .Sessartes" ON
8. DECEMBER.
Die Carolina purbs bon Dem Ses'
oartss a.rabe auberbdIb Der orei Uiel'
len @rense aussbaltsn. Gin Boot nit
i.fs MatroIsn uno einsm Ssntnan'
hielteu nsbeu Der Carolina. tpel9e an
,tp.i StuueSu uufssbalten purbe,
Wlsbrere paHasisre. barunter epas'
Z. gfalb. Elm bisfisr 5mpOrteur'
purSen BON bem Dffi3ier perbOrt,
ab.r nur Der Si.paro Sdaabe tDuro'
miteeuommen.
Serr pfalb fast, bob er Der Se'
Iud,ts mar, trobSem sr ieit etlpa 5ipan'
ala cSobr.u amsritauii6er 8iirser ".
Sd purbe, iObalb Der fran5olllas
a,utnant on gprb idm. arsssfragi
srsdbIt Serr 9faIB. sd 5eists metnen
BAR Dor uno .r fast, mir. bdB er llt'
tpi.ber an goro bes arsuSers beseSen
miiNs, I'm p.itsre SnTtruitiOnsn gu
bulsu, ba aui Dem pab nidt bas 0n'
tum meiuer Naturalization ansssebsn
I.i. gr sins, .ebris in ettpu 5ron5Is
Dlinuten Suriid urb joste, baB Hlr
m.in 9lItsr BON fiinfsis Sabren mid
Dor Der @efansennabms bsrpabrs.
Desbalb iis hinter mir Der irarsr,
tp.it id ni6t. Dor sttpa pierSebu Sos
u,n mar id, in Gjei6GFisn in pOrtOrico
ilnb Iprad, BEL benz beutIhen &onin!
In Qones. sinem alten Greunbe Dor,
bod madte i'd au1 benz fran5oiiiden
apniul In Gan suan meine Iufpar'
tung.'
DraatIOfer appdrat psr .
iieselt.
Baltimore, 13. De3. - Der
brabtlpie Ipparat auf benz beutiben
Dampfer Bulgaria, Der TN bieigsn
Safsu iu4sruist H. pu1ss IspHsa0
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-14
Mstdae.

- Ser 81 Sabre aIte @ecf stilfus
bon 0o. 1926 gaitern apenle itiir5te
geitert in ben slnIasen Der Crane
9iunber 60. on Ger eaiiern sIpennc
aus elmer .Sobe BON etrpa Sreibig
5liB bon einem SolsitoB iuio trlss
cinar SfJa6elbrii1 oapon. Rad, Der
gniitJt Der ser5te i'm iiabtiihen So.
ipitaI mobin Der 9erIeste aebrddt
ipllroe, 1T iein 8uItanS iebr beoenf.
Iidl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-14
Dstl dyaenid den Elm Q0DbI'
8efaIlen 6nrdj Neib.
IeAd3t isitO 4aulac.

0rttnert t1r eiid) NOD Der 3tit, ba
ibr on Gnnta Claus vgl1ubtet2" Sft
ts ni&i elm Wergmiigen. iebt 3uriidsus
benleIt-nn bas Jabr, bd ibr piel l3eit
uub Wlbe nuf ben sroben Brief an
Snnto psriuanDtet? Damn nah einis
gen 9ngtn. tpenn ibr Wluitsrn fragz
tet, fdas ibr ibr es eu4 nod nidt
flbF dusrehnen tonntet, lpie piel
1age unb Gtunben es nod bauert bis
5u Dem grobeu Mussnblid. nm bann
Sif tyiuAteH. Oh Santa eud iibers
gnngsn ober uneripartete 0reuben be-
1sitst bat.
Gs ift etn dbnlides GeffbI unaet
bulbigen Grpartens, bas Wiaiam M.
pdpf, Der 2113 Staple 2lp. in gsprs
iDocb ircbnt, enpfinbet. gr elaubt
nihi TtS6r an Santa Claus, benn
Jdbr5sbnte finb bsrganeen, ieitbem er
am Geilistn 2lbenb ipahsnb i'm Belt
lag, in Der 6offnuns. Santa CLAUS
ben S4ornitein berabfommel 5u
boreu.
ssrr Saipi III Elm suriidss5ogsn.r
OeiGdffsmdnn. 4ber er ertpartet
NIT mebr Snterefe tie iommsnbe
Weibnahts3eit, als ie. ~
Sci Ssrrn 6aipt fommi Der islts
fame llmitanb in Betradt, bab er isis
uen Weibna&tspreis ihon iennt.
gs.ift bic Wisbersrlonsuns ber @es
iunbbsit. Wdb lam Elm Menfh
mebr perlangen2
anf' benz 1ifh, an fpel6em 5err
Sdfpf gum Weibndhis Dinner iibt.
iuirb itct auh auber rem Suvfep
ntbit .3nbeb1r" aud eine sylaide
Ianidc iteben.
8eppaubten unb yreun6en mar es
bttaHnt, bof 6err 5dtpt felt
.Sabrsn masenleibenb mar. Gr
litt befonbers fttper nd9 benz giIsn.
Sein qeib i4tpon on unb ipurbe iebr
sfnpfinblih our9 bas 8lGben Der
Oafs. Mud lit er an S4Iafloiigfeit.
Tut ielien erfreute Ct iid elmer gs>
Iunbsn Rndtrube. Sein 3uitaNb
bate @etDithtsperminberung aur Sols
ge, sr eriibelts unb tplrbe nerpos.
6nr 9afpt tpoIIie ben Dinaen fd}on
ihren 2auf seben laFeu. aIs CT DON
1dnfnr b0rie. Seben Gag b0rte ober
las er bon 3anIac unb ben ipobltbds
tigen syolssn fit Mdnner unb sfrauen.
Serr 6aipt entfdIOb ii4 aanlae 5u
rerfuGen.
Dos mar Dor etipa 10 9agsn. Ges
fern faste 5err 6atpi: .3anIac bat
mir, pieI @utes ssfban. Wer 70 gez
litfen bat ipis id,, bem mub es elm
ibedlss Weibna4tsgeftent iein1.
Sanfde ipirb gu Weibna4ten auf
ben 9ifhen perfdiebener sgrtanbe
Sttrn 6oipfs 5n finben iein. benn er
bat stlihen bereifs ihr WeihHadtss
seIheni gegeben - 5anlae.
sSn gloripco6 pirb Sanlae tdglth
erplisieri Dubenben DON Mdnneru
unb iyrauen IN 9erobiros 9lpotb.te.
Wain unb Ghrmnn 2penue.
Jn Dofp's Se6fer unb Walnut
81. 2aben bsmonifrirt Serr 6. 2.
gocper nit feiusn ITiftentsn tdgIi1
bic gorsiialihfsii bon 5anluc.
5dnlae lam aeialft iperben in als
lem Dofp'ihen ooer Weatherbeobf fhen
esben In Cincinnati, ooer in fGmmis
lifxn giImoreideH apotbeitn In
GoDinston.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-14

9altimore 18. Ds5. - Der
brabtlOie apparat auf benz beutiten
Dampfer Bulgaria, Der TN bieiigsn
Ssfsn iutsrnist H. purss RpHtss
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Q,.nit.Motisen.

Die 2lusfelluna bes Cincinnati 2trt
Cubs, ntIhe i'm Dsitpartsrre beS
Union Central 0ebduOes an 8ierter
unh Wine Strabe i'm Sang IN, sieht
nit Rs9t bic gfufmertiamfeit Der
aunfffreunbe auf iid. Der alub bat
aud ME supor In folder Rsi3bdltigs
isit unb @or3iislihteit ausseiteat.
Ginb bic @emGIbe bur4sdnsia gut.
70 iinb audi piels electromagnetic aunIts
i9Spfunsen barunter. On sobIreiHsn
4ilSsza RsSs aa& SsssitS sas 70 "
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-14
unioniiten angaDorben baite unb BON

unioniiten ansaporben battle unb bon
mem lie 8eSabIuna errpartefen.
9te 2lrreifanten purben geitern
gormittng ou9 nad hem Bureau bss
goroners sebraHt nnb bort nit ptrs
fhiebenen aranfenpdrterinnen BON
Gbrift 5oipital fonfrontirt unb sss'
iers fpurbe BON igrl. 8lan4e 5uasr.
Der Silfsfuperintenbentin bes 5oipis
tdls nit aiemlider Si4erbeit als einer
Der Burden ibentifi5irt, bic iie am
Oonneritag Na9mittoa tpdbrsnb bes
blutigen &ratpaas i'm 6oipital seIebsn
bate. gluberbem ibentifiSirte Der gns
ftreider glarence arOeer ben psrrp
dfs 5einen Qnareifer.
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Sea e T.

- Sn Der Dobnuus bon Sobu
5dufle. go. 20 OF 76. StraBe. ipurs
be seftern burh einen fdabbaften
RaudfaHs Elm Geuer berurfadi, bas
tinen S@aben bon ettpa $25 anridz
tste. ~!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-14
Q((e in 6aft..
Die TOlisei fat nnnfoie seiaminteu
fiini ausebIiden rslusoers", bic
fir ben Cob uon SafOb S6aa
peranfiuprtlid fub, binter
Sddoh nab Sfiesel.

9inesnt Doth s.itsrn als aebter bon
ieinsm 2lnipaIt Der pOIi3ei uuss
aeliefert. - Gr bstbsusrt aui bas
Gnti6iebsnIte fsine unfhulb. -
ebparb perrp uub Serbert 9otp
seben Offen su, bab iie am ansriff
bsibeiligt fparsn. - Gabriel Sullis
ban berfdi;mmert burd iusitsre 3ns
geitdnbniiie feline Gage. Die
Rorbwaffe tefinbet ii4 nunmebr
aud i'm 8eib Der pOIiaei.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-28
Cream Puffs

'Will you kindly publish recipe for cream puffs; also directions for mixing the ingredients? c. E. D..
 Melt half a pound of butter in a pint of scalding water and bring to a boil stir into the saucepan three quarters Of a pound of sifted flour. Stir steadily for minute or until the flour leaves the sides of the pan clean. Remove, and let the sides of the pan clean. Remove and let it cool. Then whip in. one at a time, eight eggs light Set in the ice box for an hour Line pans with buttered paper and drop in the mixture by the spoon ful--far apart-upon the buttered paper. Bake in a kuick oven to a golden brown. When they are cold cut a slit in the side and fill with cream filling made as follows: Thicken a cup of hot milk with three tablespoons of flour wet to paste with cold water. Boil and stir for minute or until it is free from Jumps, and pour upon three well beaten eggs with half cup of powdered sugar. Stir over the fire to a thick cream; flavor with vanilla or other essence and when it is cold fill the puffs with it. This is not an economical recipe, but the puffs made according to rules here given are the best of their kind.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-28
NEED OF THE RURAL NURSE
 TO ASSIST FARM WOMEN
ay MRS. SIDNEY NJ. ULLMAN

In a recent pamphlet issued by the de- partment of agriculture on domestic needs of farm women. it is interesting to note the desire for simple instruction in hygiene, in first aid. and in the care Of the sick asked for by these farmers wives
 A letter from Michigan says: Teach them amongst other things how to take care of the sick, and how to prevent dis ease especially tuberculosis" splen- did letter from Minnesota states the leeds of visiting nurse, especially foc begin ners. It says: We believe that would be a blessing both for the babies and the mothers"
 And this taken from a letter written from Alabama: ''our school children need medical inspection such as city children have"
 Has there ever been plan worked out for itinerant rural nurses, for surely the body must be as carefully cared for as the soul and if the itinerant preacher goes all over the country, why not the nurse? The health of our outlying pop ulation Is equally as valuable as our city members of society
 Isolated from neighbors and miles from medical assistance, with improper aanita- ton in most cases, the farm womens plea for rural nurses and medical inspection in the country schools is just
 Much instruction may be gathered through magazines, but few can afford
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-28
ATHENS COMMENCEMENT
 IS HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL

fore large audience by Bishop Collins Denny of Richmond. Va. Missionary exer- cises were held in the afternoon under the direction of the Y. w. c. A, when Miss Lipscomb of Nashville delivered aD address. On Sunday night the Rev. J. S.. Chadwick. D. D.. of Nashville preached the Y. w C. A. sermon
 On Monday morning the annual recital under the direction of the School of Music was given with great success.
 The Dramatic club presented the moral ity play, ''Everywoman." on Monday night with unprecedented success.
 The graduating exercises were held on Tuesday night. The class roll includes Miss Mary Rosser Brandon, A. B., of An niston Miss Mamie Crutcher, A. B., of Athens; Miss Margaret Pettus, A. B., os Athens; Miss Mary Edith Stanley, A B., of Russellville; Miss Amelia Walston, A. B., of Russellville; Miss Mootie Lu Bu- chanan, A. B., of Riverton; Miss Emma Sue Morris, A. B., of Trinity; Miss May belle Selfe, A. B., of Birmingham; Miss Mary Elizabeth Vann, B. s.. of Gurley and Miss Marie Elizabeth Witt, B. s., of Athens. Miss Mootie Lu Buchanan re- ceived a diploma in music aso and Miss Methyle Jordan was awarded a diploma in voice. Misses Annie Wellborn, Lillie Has son and Stella Cosper received certifi- cates in piano; Miss Eliza beth Armstrong was given a certificate in voice. Misses Merle Batson and Maria Davenport re- oeived certificates in oratory Miss Pauline Murray and Miss Elizabeth Frost were awarded certificates in home economies. Misses Pauline Murrah, Chollie Mae House and Jen Rives were recipients of certificates in art. Special certificates in En~lish were awarded Misses Pauline Murrah and Maria Davenport.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-28

Mrs. Albert Thornton, the guest of Mrs Campbell Maben. Mrs Edwin Johnson who is visiting Mrs Edward W. Barrett and Mrs Thomas Paine, who is with Mrs. Walker Percy for the golf tourna- ment, were the lovely inspirations of a beautiful luncheon yesterday at the coun- try club. and Mrs. George Connors was hostess upon this occa sion.
 The tables were placed around the foun- tain in the sun parlor and beautifully dec orated with Dorothy Perkins roses. The guests names were written upon dainty cards of the same tint and included: Mrs. Paine, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs Thornton, Mrs. Maben. Mrs. Percy, Mrs Barrett. Mrs. Bessie Massey, Mrs. Frank Adair, Mrs. Felix Drennen, Mrs. William Jordan, Mrs. A. L. Fulenwider, Mrs. Viola Roden- Redin. Mrs. John w. TomIinson, Mrs. Robert Jemison. Jr., Mrs. Nat Miller, Mrs. s P. Tilt, Mrs. Nash Broyles. Mrs. Jack Somervlle, Mrs. Inman Saunders Mrs. Webb Crawford, Mrs. John Caldwell, Mrs. E. H. Cabaniss, Mrs. Henry l.. Badham and Mrs. Connors.
 Miss Belle Roberts entertained the fol- lowing friends at luncheon at the club yesterday: Miss Lucy Pinckard Miss Lydia Enstis, Mrs. David Roberts, Jr., Miss Marian Cunningham, Miss Isabella Tyson. Miss Mignon McCarty, Miss Mary Munger, Miss Marion Goldsmith, Miss Mary Cobbs and Miss Anne Watkins.
 Complimenting her guest, Mrs. Robert Jones of Atlanta. Mrs. Charles DeBarde leben entertained a few of the visiting matrons at a golf luncheon at the Coun- try club yesterday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-28
NOTES AND PERSONALS

Mrs O. T. Stepehns and children of Atlanta are guests of Mrs. Myrtle sweeney Mr. William Rains and MT George Butterfield left yesterday for Great Falls, Mont.
 Mr. Samuel Kirtley of Bowling Green, Ky is the guest of the family of Mrs. r. J. Kirtley. Mrs. Y. C. Merimee of New Orleans | is visiting Mrs. P. ]. Kirtley Mrs. L, Crozier French of Knoxville, mother of MT. William French of this city. is the guest of Mrs. Ira Adams for a few days.
 Mrs. Adele Friedberger of Talladega is the guest of Mrs. Julius Jaffee Miss Margaret Cameron has returned from Athens. She was accompanied by Miss Agnes Mann of Roanoke who is her guest
 Miss Grace Hardie has sufficiently re- covered to be removed from St. Vim cents hospital to the home of Mrs Hardeman Meade.
 Miss Florence Harris has returned to Montgomery after being a guest of Miss Mary Munger.
 Mrs S. F. Orrison is visiting Mir and Mrs Will Orrson in Anniston..
 MT. and Mrs. Culpepper Exum are spending a few weeks in New York
 Mir and Mrs. Samuel Rand are in New York before going to their sum- mer home on Lake George. where they will be Joined by Miss Dorothy Rand and Mr. Lennox Rand
 MT. and Mrs. J. A Norman are visiting Mrs A. J. Miller in Decatur.
 Miss Mildred smith of St Louis will spend next week with Miss Marian Smyer
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-28

such reading matter, and many are unable to read.
 It has been suggested by the General Federation of Woman's Clubs -dagazine, rural clubs might be organized, visiting nurses giving instruction from thest. cen tral points, meetings could be held once a month, and such activities bring about better conditions concerning public health to those isolated homes.
 An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure" Why not consider seri- ously this matter and reduce the sp1 cad of such diseases as pellagra and nook worm? Rear race of stronger men and women in the farming district"
 'Illiteracy is an evil in democracy
 Joseph Lee in the Survey says: "Edlca- ton and democracy have always gone hand in hand Illiteracy is often not the fault of the individual of community but the fault of the community itse~ He states. An indication of the amount of progress the people of democracy have made through all the centuries in democratic government is measured by the amount of illteracy in it's comm'inity.
 It is gratifying to know that letters from volunteers to assist in the iliteracy cam paign have already been received.
 The suggestion is made to young men and women pursuing the teachers pro- fession they might coach a class among the illiterates Girls and boys home from college could give some time to this work.
 Help make Alabama a true democracy in every way.
 .'Illiteracy in Alabama: Let's re- move it'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-28

Athens, May H.-(Special)-C ment exercises have been held at Athens college during the past week. It has been an unusually interesting commencement and a large number of visitors have been present.
 On Friday night the academy graduating exercises were held. Diplomas were awarded to the following: Miss Irene Anderson of Athens Miss Margaret Cam eron of Birmingham, Miss Sudie Cowden of Village Springs, Miss Lucille Crutcher of Athens, Miss Louise Estes of Athens, Miss Mary Webster Garrison of Ashland, Miss Nancy Martin of Athens, Miss Pearl Bucks of Crossville, Miss Esse Smith of Athens and Miss Ha Soo Whang of Corea.
 The alumnae banquet held on Saturday night in the college dining room was great success in every particular. The menu was served under the direction of Miss Margaretta Brucker, head of the home economic department.
 The baccalaureate sermon was preached on Sunday morning in the music hall be-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-28
Cranberry Jelly

Will you publish the recipe for cranberry jelly? We like it much bet ter than we do the sauce usually served with turkey. etc. MRS. G. R''
 Wash and pick over a quart of cran- berries and put into the inner vessel of d double boiler while they are still wet Cover and cook until they break to rieces. Then squeeze hard in jelly bag to get out all the juice: measul e this and add to each quart two pounds of sugar. Return to the fire, boil up once, and pour into a mold wet with cold water. Leave it alone all night and turn out It should be firm jelly
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-28
CENTRAL BOARD OF
 CONTROL NAMED

London, May 27.-(9:25 D. m.)-The central board of control to deal with the drink problem in the munitions, transport and camp areas, created by an amendment to the defense of ths realms act was named today
 The board will comprise Baron D'Ab ernon, chairman: Colonel Sir Neville. chamberlain, E. R. Cross. John McAus- land of Denny x Co.. engineers, Dum- barton; John Hodge, member oflParlia- ment for Lancashire; Sir William II. Lever, Sir George Newman chief medi- cal officer of the board of education: Waldorf Astor, member of Parliament for Plymouth; Philip Snowden, mem- Der of Parliament for Blackston John Pedder, assistant secretary of the home office R. R. Scott of the ad- miralty, and W. Towle, widely known hotel manager.