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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-01

Der anbauernb. Riid5us Der RuNsn ss'
gen Rorben f4eiut ben 9tp.d 81 ba'
ben, bisi. pIdus Der @srbiiuSst.n 5a
Dersiteln.
Jn RuBIanb IN isbt cine Sdmpasns
fii: bic 5ertsaung Don MuuitiOn TN
Sanss. GbHlia hi. bies in Guslano
Der Gaa 1T. Cine aommifiou, bic mi
Der 9.riisIIuns Don MafieH unb Runi'
ton bstraui tporbsn 1T. bat unbe'
IarGnite 9olmahien erbalisn unb re
lam isbs 5abri,. bic ii4 fir Die glnisr'
.isuns Don NunitiOn sisnst, in Stiis
nsbmsn unb iopiel GeIo ausse5eH, uls
iis fin n0ibis bdlt.
2ui bem italienii6en Strie9sitdu'
plab III bi. Gage uHCsrdnbsTt. Die
Stolisuer 0eri4peubsH 3ir Sci: tuisosr
cine srOBe Wsnss Muuiiion uH Der
Sion5o Jroni, ite ideinen bort aber
nihts aussurihten. Yer offpisus
Wiener geri6t iaat. bab msbrers isbr
befiigs aneriffs Der StaIisuer mit iehr
iftpsrsu gsrlaftsn fir bic asstersn su'
riidssiaIassu ipOrbsn ieisn. lDilrsnb
bic isalisnii6m gsritt. iia Hur nit
tlsinen Gpiiobsn bsiddftissn, IN Ssusn
INNER bic grobs 9apfstisit Der itaIis'
nii4sn Iripp.n hsrausssitri4en fpiIa
Spfsr beutf& unterfse
boote.
2onbon. 80. SuHi. - 9as nor'
ipssii6e golidiff -gombus aeunstl".
ron 1925 SOnnsn. bas am9. Gebruur
Don portlanO, Oregon. nit 110,56S
9u. Msi5sn i'm Mertb pon $17l,3 $50
an Borb, nad 2iperpooI ob.r ylan'
DIETER absins, in pon bsm e:uti6tn
lHterieeboot III 39" in ben 9riIno g.s
bobrt tporben. Dreissbn glonu BOZ
9siasuns tpurbsn seIaubet. a!tt ans
bsre Daatypi,n. bic bsuH4e uutsrt3d'
nsn finb. ipurbsn an gorb oss llntsr'
isebotts penommen.
Der ncrtpesif6e 9ampfer .@isioI,
bon 1904 9Dunsn, pltrbs sbsnfalIs
pdhrsub bss Sasss pOn sinem osat'
f6en llnterisbopt Snit5rt. Gis Be
iasuns tuurOe IN ROrtb Sbislbs s,lun'
bet.
AueenstODn. so. Sunt .9is
norussifhs Barrie Sofia ipurb, om
Misiip09 BON ssntm bsiitIasa Inter.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-01
lie beutib Dfterreif)iib
0Serbi,nbeten

q Il dem u6rbli9 pom Gem,
berg uuuufbultfam OOr.
@ien, 80. SUM-. - Die ioIgenbe
offi5ieQe getduntma6uRg u6er bic Grs
sisnifis auf bsm ariessI4auplab pur;
be am 9fbsnb Dom &risssminiit.rium
srlafen:
.Su OitsGdli3ien. am 8ni!a 2ipa
sSiub unS am Bug. unter6aI6 pom aas
.astr5umiIopa. ftuoen fir uns
srfolsrsi4e Sdmpfe itatt. 3DiiaeR
Ssm Bug unS Der DeidisI bsfiuOet fi4
Der Gsinb auf oem Riid5us. Die Rafs
but, bic ben Riit5us bsdt. puroe iibsr'
al aRsssriffen uuO suriitgetris5sn.
,llnIere Sruppsn orangen iibsr bic
5onepsG6ene DOT uuo bsiebtsn cine
9tNb6bs 6ei GrampOI unb 3ablitop,
noroDeitli9 bon 9arnOsrob. Die Gr.
folse Der 9erbiinbeten Ofli9 bon Der
Deidisl sipuneen Die Rufen, cine gp'
tion na6 Der anbsrn am fpsitIi6en
llfsr Der Wei4ItI auf5ugebeu pno Der
6sinb bsIiHOst iib felt Disuitag gtb,ub
Oon itarten goiitionen an Der 3dipis
9oitsS3aropsSisnno 5rOnt aus i'm
iibIi6en polsn auf benz Riit5ug. ga
ipi6ojf iit Don uniersn 5ruppsn beIeBt
iporbeu.
StaIieniIaer SriessidaupIas: Rad
msbrersu Sasen perbIItnibmdBiser
Rube entipidsIn bic 5taliener an Der
SiOn3O Jrput wisber srobe gI.tipitdt
9lm Mputag Gbsnb idiuseH uuIere
sruppen etnsn 9lnsriff Bel plaOd 5rl'
rid. Sm SasroSo unS Meonfolcons
0iitritt unterndbmen bic StaIiensr
na6 msbrsrsn ilsinsrsn erfOIgIcieu
2lnsriffen, eiusn @ugriff nit grobsu
.1raspsrmaHss. Der abet trutlgs ars
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-01
Ger britildle 9aulpfer r2lrmenian" Oct
Mi0ult6iere uuo anoere &ontrebauoe
at &oro batte,
pon ofn ofmtfd)fn Nntrr tfeboot III 3S" in
orn @rmno 9fbubrt.

Don gBi4tigteit itatt9sfuHben. Gin
angriff Der 5ran8Oien i'm r2ab1rintb"
nOr6li4 BON Gcurie, lit auriitgsi4las
gen iporben.
~5n ben !6iigeln an Der Ylaas, melt
li4 bon 2es Gpargss. bat Der 6einO
ieit oem absnO bes 26. SUM osrge6li8
Deriudt. bic poiitionsn piebsr gu err
obern, bic mir ibm bort abgenommen
haben gtm 9isnitag madte er pieoer
iebr beitige 2(ugriffe. bic ale nit
iaperen YerIuiteH fir ben 6sinb a6ges
i9lagen purben.
s&ui bem 0itliaen &risgsTduuPIns
bat iid ni6ts gBidtiges ereignct.
gSiib0itIi4er arisgsidauplaB: Webz
rsrs 9lHsriffe ON 9nila 9ipa 5luB
ma6tsn CUTE Jortihritts. Ositlid
uHb HOrb0fli6 Don 2em6srg 1T bic
Gage unuerdnosrt.
.5n Der Gegenb spiI6su Der Weibs
lei uno BEN Bug baben bic ger6iinoes
ten bic Oiftritts DON gsI3, aomanotp
unb 3amois srrei6t uuo ben n5rbli6en
Rano Der Wdlber in Der 9auep. @es
ssnb. Ter 5sinb bat aud angefans,n
ii6 BON eiuer 2iuis 3uriitsu3ieben, bic
ii6 Don Der DeidfsI Biz rad3 3api6.
oitIi6 DON 3orotD, biu3iebt.
Gin feinoli6er 9lerDplan tpuror ges
stpungsn. binter unieren 2iuien risbere
Susebsn, Die Sffi8isrs. bic iit bariu
befanbsn, rpurben sefanssn gsnommen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-01
09er bat Wef,t?
Die qIIiirten uHb aud bic
sarfeu oIIeH auf Der
Galltpott Salbinist
utfttdt bdbeu


acnbon, 30. Suni. - Cine am
RititDO6 srIaHsn. Offisislls gs.annt'
ma4uns, bi. auf bic Opration.n auf
Der GaIIipoli Salbini.l gsus babsr,
srildrt, baB ,iUsi Rsiben BON tiirtiiasn
@sri6aBunssn 0Itiid Don Sasbirber.
Don ben britiihsn 9ruppeu ssnoHmsn
iporb.n isisn, ipdbrsnb brsi Rsiben Don
GrGben tpeftIid BON btetem Srt ss'
nommsn lporbsn ieisH.
amRerbam. 80. Suni. - Gin.
am Miittpoa in aouitantinOp.l srlai'
l.ne offisiele Setannimaduns fast
bab bic brttiihsfran5Siif&en 5rappeu
am %. 5uni breimal ben linssn GIiis.l
Der siIrten bsi slri 9urnu unb ben
rs6ten tiiriif&en GliissI Bel Seo5ul
9abr anessriffen bi.ten, aber isbssmaI
NIT isbr faipersn gsrluiisn suriidss'
ftlng.n iuorbsn fsien. Tas tilrtii4s
Centrum babe I'm Dsrlauf Dcu gss,us
.ansriff,n ,lpsi Rsibn bon fsinbIidsn
grdb.n gsnommsu, ben aniirtsn
ibipsrc 9nIuite sus.fiist unb bic Bat
isrisn Der aliirisn bsim aap 1spsh
gum GGlDsicsn gsbru9t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-01
Die britii@e sslptte
9 oil loon ben britten
S9eit ibrer S9Ia9t.
f9iffe bur9 beutf9e !:
untefeeboots An.
grtffe oerlorsn
+ ba6en. E

8erlin, 30. SUM. - gluf brabt.
loiem 8ege na6 Sapptle, 8. s. -
Die lleberiesiife Ra6ridten>2lge
ma6te an Wittno9 untsr 9tnberem
ba5 5oIgenbe bstannt:
Die beutfdm 3ettungen brden ets
nen Qrtitel ab, Der in bem Stodbolmer
nNftonblaoet" eri9ieuen mar uno in
bem Oeriihert pirb, oaB bic 8erfuite
bon britii4eu ariegsi6iffeu, Die burb
qngriffe bon beuti6en unterIesbooteH
oeruriaht peroeH, pon ben britiI6en
gtarinebeb6roen itreng gebeim gehalteH
perben, bic gsrlufte aber bereits FOLDER
glrt ieieu, bab bic llebermu6t Ser briz
ti16en Jlotte iiber bic belttfhe f6OH
tart bera6geiest iporben 1T.
.geim 2lusbru6 oes arieges beTsanb
bic erite S6IdatliHie Der britiIae4t
GIOtts aus 90 S9iffen". fugt Oos aafa
tonbIabst". roiefe 3oHi 1T aber bur9
ipitematiides Sorpebirsn bur6 bic
oeutIhen llntsrieeboote auf 40 Sufam'
msnssibmoI5en, ipdbrenb Seuti3laub
nidt ein sinSiges S4iff bisier alaiis
perIoren bat.
.Wenn bisis Sattit nit Der 3arattea
riitii4sn beuiI4en @usoauer fortgeieBt
pirb," beibt es in bem 9rtitel Deitsr.
,oann 1T bic m0sli4teit elmer fir bic
Seutiasn iiegrei4en Sesihla4t NIT
Der britii9sn Gtotte ni4t mebr ferne.4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-01
2lmi benz iueitlidJen Sriegs'
ibauplat berri@t ber'
bditniknrdkise Stiae.
SIM fiibtiaen poIeu ri q en-
bic 8erbiinbeteu bes
ftiinhin npr
Il d n B "a or.

gtrlin, 30. Suni. iibsr acnbon.
Die g3uiTsn babsu anssiaugsn. fi9 BON
Der D,i6ieI unb aus Der Ssssnb bon
3anos5, IibIi6 BON 2ubIia. In Ruff
ficbs qOlsn suriit5usisben, ipis aus Der
offi,i.l.n getanHtmadung beg sroben
gsnsralitabes pom WsiiipOd Su erisher
III. Der geridt loutst pie fOIgt;
.Sn Der Rdbs BON arras BADEN an
Tsittppa .sins isinSli4sn Gasrati0nsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-01
Ndterhen ninnit ben
NySuno boil.
or mill immer nod ote
60ien Oeuti den 5er-
ibmettern.

a. III c I er II.
8etergbura 80, Sauli. Gin
faiierIi6es gteifrtpt plIroe beltte m
9erbiuoung nit Der 9il0lIng einer
WunitionssSommiiIiou erlafen. Der
Gar Sriidt barin ieine unerifattter-
Iide 8uperiid,t alif cine gldn6enoe
8ufituft Oes rltiiiifet 9oIfes aas
uno fdbrt bann fort:
Gin Innser srieg mndt tets
reue gluirengltreen erforSerlib, aber
Die sitnebmeuben Stspierigteiten
tn6 oie i'm ariese linnusblcibltheTt
Rildidyl6ee iiberipinSeno, Iniien Sic
lms Itarfm SerSens ben feitcn Gnt-
i1lub foiIen, ben arieg nit 9itlTe
@ottes bis slun oolleu Eriirtp9 Der
ruiiiiden @oifen 5u Gnoe 5l fiFbreH-
Der Tetn0 uulB erbriidt fpernGL
Seun iouit III fem 5rieoe moaIif)-
Wai6 poll uno gang nuf Die iiner-
Id6pfIideu ardfte gtuBlarbs Derial-
ieilb, erparte i'd, oab ale &esie-
r,mgs unO oiteutIide sirltitlte oer'
rllIititen Saihntrie, ionic oIIe trelnn
S0bne bes GaterIanbeS, Obuc llrter
ldyieS beg Stonbes itno Der 9seiuHn>
oen, in poILjter Surmonie 5lnnnutef-
arbeiter peroeu, -lrHt Die artoroer1up.4
aen unieres tnpfereu Seeres Sn er-
fiinen. Dies iit Dos -einSise~nationnle
9sroblent, ,ponmtf iid,naIIe &eoonfent
bea ei1,isen'9inbLaHSs. ,a5nbcacgbarsu
oteicr .icinrr4G Gruigfeit, riG&rSunA.l
ieR-l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-01

ise5oOt auf Der So6e Don 5afiue! in
ben Grunb sef4OFsu. 3tD6lf WunH
Don Der geiasuus tuuroen in Queens
.opn s.Iunb.i. na4osm re feds Stun'
ben in siHsm Boot 5ugebradt batten.
Die .aotta" siug an 8. Tai uon
StOttOn, Rains, na4 .inem snsliidsu
6dfeu ab.
Der britif5e 9ampfsr ~ScOttiIb
WondrA". nit sinsr aaoung 3adsr al
SOrb pon Rem gort nad Ulauhsitsr
untsrip,gs, purbe an Oisnitag BON ei'
uem otutihsn luterieeboot toypeoirt
uub i'm Weers Osrisntt. Die 80 Wanu
itarts gsiasung begab iicb in bic gocte.
Der RapitGu unb 10 Wann iprroeu in
Der Rdbe bes Soot Ypint Gsu5tittif'
ies, Ri6t nett Don 3unmpre 9artor.
5rlanS, BON sinem Sampfer aufge'
nommen unb in 9unmOre sslanOet.
Der rScOttifb Wonar4" mar sin
3ampfer Don 5O43 9Onuen uuS ba5
Gisent6um Der Ronara Steamibip
COMPANY BON Glaseop. Der 0dm'
pier sing am 16. Suni Don gep gOrs
mad grgIaUb a6.
2onbou, /. SuIi. :. Der no:fpe'
glide Gampfsr .RarHa~ Don 914
Gpnnsn, Don RaubaI, RorpsgsH. mad
2eitb unterpess, nit elmer eubuuG
stiis6olisn fir gsrspsr,s on Sorb, il!
auf Der S06e pom ouIiunb Oon einsm
oeutI1sn llntsriseboot psrisRtt por'
nsrt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-01
0o. 156..
QSetterberid,t.

riid9ef4lagen purbe. 2(bermaliae Nna
grlffe hes 5eiHbes, bic am Ulittlpo6
WIorgen bel SelB unb Monfalcpne ges
ma4t Durben, !puren e6enfo erfolglos.
"an Der gan3en fiibtpeitli9en 5rpnt
ttnben 9eftige 9lrtilIeriegefeats itatt,i
Die gang beionDers beftig am Sion5oi
iinb.
Stib0itli6er &riegsf6auplab: vMls,
g8tOsrDergeltung fir einen 9fngriff Der
SerbeH BEL Sabar, bontbarbirte ami
Dienfta9 eines unfsrer 1ylisgergef9pa>
Der einen Bier in gelgrab unb einiUis
IitarIager in Orafe, iiibpeitli6 Don
Obreuo, uno stpar nit sr5bteurs Gre,
fOlg. "
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-01
20 Ger r(onen Gamen oa6ei INNS cSe6en
uro 5e6n wnroen per(ebf.
ltnter oem &ermibten beiinSen ii6 20
Mtmerifaner, a0t @eibe 1.mS
N 5lp0lf Ne9er.

sadsn iH 5a nod ni4 s4ft Hti4e
nntGaoOm n
gubinthm n
a
.GaiA adssNPb Hfds- GHshu
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-30
COLLECTION OF ART
GOES TO ANDERSON

The Sixth Indiana Circuit Exhibi-
ton Of paintings by American artists,
which has been selected and arranged
by Mrs. Melville F. Johnston, is now
being exhibited in Charleston, ILL.,, and
will be brought to Anderson, Ind, in
February.
This collection will not appear in
Richmond until October. In speaking
of the collection today, Mrs Johnston
said: ut is a great deal better than
the collection last year. l spent q
great deal of'time and careful study in
selecting the canvases, and l am sure
that quality Of work is much better
than in the other collection.
The collection of prints which Mrs.
Johnston showed here early in Janu.
airy, is now in Kentucky, and later will
be sent to Virginia for a tour of ten
weeks.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-30
CENTERvILLE WOMAN
WINS POULTRY PRIZE
Mrs. Pike and @. E. Oler
Capture Medals in Eaton
Competition. ~

EATON. O.. Jan. 30.-After q weeks
session, the fourth annual show Of the
Preble County Poultry association will
be closed Saturday night. The list
OF entries was large. and the work of
placing awards was not completed un-
til Friday by T. M. Campbell. Of Oar
lington. Ind, who judged the birds.
E. M. Burson of Eaton exhibited e
fine lot of Buzz Leghorns. and carried
off silver cups offered by Ex-Governor
Cox. the association and the county
commissioners. He also won a medal
offered by the American Poultry asso-
citation. The cup offered by the presi-
dent was won by f. w. Stephenson OF
Oxford. John w. Harris of Eaton was
awarded handsome cup offered by
Congressman Gard
Mrs. S, L. Pike Of Centerville, Ind.
showed the best bantam in the show
and was awarded an A. P. A. medal
Three cups offered by the American
Black Orpington club were won by
O. f. Oler. Dublin, Ind; Charles s.
Bope, Eaton. and the Maynard Poultry
Farm, Columbus.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-30

Mrs. B. L. Strattan Informally enter
tanned dozen ladies Friday afternoon
at her home on Maple street A dainty
repast was served.
B. F. Wissler and Lee Ault attended
the funeral of Hiram Elliott at Dublin
Friday.
Mrs. Daniel Cordell has returned to
Hagerstown after a week spent with
his daughter, Mrs. Will Kelsey.
Despite the snowy landscape with
out, the home of Mrs. o. U. Toppin
presented a summer scene within when
she entertained the Two O'clock club
of Lewisville, Thursday at an indoor
picnic. Following the jollity which the
nature of the repart naturally invoked.
a surprise program of music and read
ing was given. In the company were
Mesdames Will Watson. John Kellar.
David Smith. Volta Hedrick. Alfred
Vanderbeck. R. D. Henley. Lee, James
Beard. " NJ Chestnuts Of Lewisville.
Charles Eichlor. Frank Ogborn, Chas.
kellar and Kate Drischell.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-30
Notes From Cambridge

clarence Wilson, en- route home to
wabash, after having attended the an
nual session of the Indiana Retail Lum-
Der Dealers association at Indianapo-
lis, spent Thursday night at the home
OF his uncle, Sanford Wilson,
Miss Lucille Pruitt has been quite
sick the last few days.
Will Kelsey has moved from the
Bradbury property in the north part
of town to the Cokefair property on
Carolina HILL
The penny supper given Thursday
evening in the Methodist church by
the ladies of the Social Union, was
well patronized.
Mrs. Raymond Ferguson spent Fri
day in Indianapolis.
Albert Ohmit was in Richmond Fri
day.
Miss Mabel Straushn entertained a
few friends Thursday evening at her
home on church street. chatting
dish lunch was served. The guests
were Misses Mary Dillon, Mabel Old
ham. Edna Myers. Esta Young. BERTHE
La Fever and Miriam Parkins.
Ralph Ludding spent Friday in Rich
mond
Mrs. Sanford Bond has returned to
spent here on account of the illness
and death of her mother, Mrs. B. F..
WissIer
Robert Bertsch and Albert Ohmit
among the spectators at the Earlham-
Wabash basketball game at the Coli
scum, Richmond.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-30
ROCKEFELLER HELPS
MEDICAL SCHOOL OF
HARVARD UNIVERSITY
Former President Eliot Be.
lieves Education Helped
Through Foundation of
Standard Oil King.
~ ROBERT C.. cRANSToN,
Staff Correspondent Of .lnternations


News Service.
NEW YORK, jan, 30.-That the
Rockefeller general education board.
through donations Of $72.0OO.0OO has
brought about other donations OF
$117,000,000 for general education
was said Friday by DR.. Charles W.
Eliot while he was testifying before
the federal commission on industrial
relations. DIR. Eliot. who is president
emeritus of Harvard and one OF the
foremost educators. in America. is
connected with the Rockefeller found
alton, one of the aggregations Of cap
ital which is being investigated
DR.. Eliot was on the stand on the
relations of labor and capital. but he
admitted that he had not given much
thought to some of the phases involv-
ed. Il know of several instances
where educators have been Influenced
in efforts to secure benefits from the
Rockefeller foundation but never in
the wrong way" said Dr. Eliot. The
best case is my own"
Helps Harvard.
Then the witness went on to ten
how he had appealed to John d. Rock
efeller for funds for the Harvard Med
ical school Starr ]. Murphy was sent
to Cambridge, Mass. where he con-
Quoted an investigation for three
weeks. After he had made his report
DR.. Eliot was summoned to New York
by John ID. Rockefeller. J., who told
him that the amount required was not
enough.
If Harvard will raise $S75.0O0 my
father will give 100000" the young
er Rockefeller told DIR. Eliot. This
amount was raised and the Rcckefel-
Ter donation was made.
DR.. Eliot frankly confessed that he
did not know how many hours a day
a workman should work
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-30

Successful beyond anticipation was
the dance given last evening in the
Eagles hall on South Seventh street
by Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kolp after
their beginners class had received its
instructions. A number Of persons oc-
cupied the galleries as spectators.
Dancing began at 9 o'clock and con-
tinued until late hour. Among the
dancers were DR.. and Mrs. A. J.
Conkey, Messrs. and Mesdames Rob-
ert Study, Harry Shaw, Harry Cen
nett, Ira Wood, w. P. Robinson, Harry
Needham, Paul Price, Fred Charles,
Roy Parks, Mesdames George Will
liams. George Weir, John Marriott OF
Birmingham. Alabama, Rudolph G..
Leeds; Misses Edna Dickinson, Lor-
enc Shissler, Ruth Pfaflin, Mona Por-
ter, Mary Tiff, Meta Pfafflin, Abbie
Schaefer, Nell Becher, Mary Candy,
Helen Gilbert. Olive Lewis, Jane,
Reynolds and Loretta Conklin of Win
chester: Messrs. George Welsh, Albert
Linneman, Carl Elliott, Joseph
Smtthmeyer, Wayne Beeson, Henry
Liebhardt, Justin Mccarthy, Robert
Carvey, Gath Freeman. Raymond
Jones, Howard Messick, Charles
Clawson, Chauncey Edgerton. Edward
williams, Harold Myers, Paul Shera,
Henry Seabold. of Middletown, Ohio,
and Howard Campbell.
Favors went to Mrs. Abiram Boyd
of Cambridge City and Mrs. Clarence
Gennett, when the members of the
Friday Afternoon Bridge club were
pleasantly entertained yesterday by
Mrs. Earl Mann at her home Easthav-
en- avenue. The game was played At
several tables. Later a collation. in
several courses was served. Mrs.
Abiram Boyd will entertain the club
next Friday at her home in Cambridge
city.
With color scheme OF lavendar and
white utilized throughout the house,
Miss Mamie Lott gave a pretty shower
this afternoon at her home on Bridge
street. in honor of her sorority sister,
Miss Jane Jones, who is to be mar
ried soon to Mr.. Daily Of Milton, Ind.
Sweet peas in lavendar and white were
used profusely in arranging the parlor
and living room The afternoon was
spent socially and with music and
games. Many pretty and useful gifts
we're showered upon the bride-to-be.
At late hour a dainty luncheon in
several courses was served, the color
scheme being carried out in the menu
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The guests were Misses Emmajean
Smith, Jane Jones, Mildred and Mar
tina Dickinson, Airline Barlow, Alice
Ramp, Emily Walker, Grace Wood
yard. Ruth Henderson, Florence Rat
lih, Donna Parks, Alice Newman, Car
rie Allen OF Hagerstown, Mary Wood
hurst. Mesdames Alvin McClung of
Radford, Va, and Paul Ferris of Mil.
ton.
An event of interest to many per-
sons in this city will be the first dance
to be given for Country club men,
bers since the burning of the club
house some days ago. The dance will
be held in the Commercial club rooms
and will be in charge of social COM
mittee composed of Mrs Rudolph G..
Leeds, chairman; Mrs. Jeanette
Bland and Mrs. Frederick J. Carr. Mr.
Roy Parks with drummer will play
the order of dances. 1t is urgent that
all members attend as several matters
pertaining to the club will be taken
up Members will be privileged to
invite out-of-town guests.
Standing out prominently on today's
social schedule was the large card
party given this afternoon at O'Clock
at the Hotel Westcott by committee
composed of Mrs. w. w. Gaar, Mrs.
Alice, Mrs. Poundstone, Mrs. Gilbert,
and Miss Gilbert. for all the women OF
the city who cared to play. Places at
the tables were fifty cents. The en-
tire proceeds from the affair will be
given to charity. Twelve favors were
given to the fortunate ones.
Among the pleasant social functions
Of the week are the informal parties
which have been given for Mrs. Mar
garet Dennis-Vale of Columbus, Ohio,
who has been a guest at the home OF
Mrs. Gertrude Hill on South Eigh-
teenth street. Mrs. Vale will be en-
tertained during the week end by Mrs.
! Elizabeth Hibberd at her home on
South Thirteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lands were
pleasantly surprised at their country
home north of the city by a merry
party from this city. The guests made
the trip in a bobsled. The evening
was spent playing games and with
music. An oyster supper was served.
The guests who enjoyed the frolic were
Messrs. and Mesdames l.. =. Bucking-
ham, Charles Roland, Mcclellan White,
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MILLIONAIRE GIVES
PROSECUTOR SLIP
1BY LEASED WIRE,1

CHICAGO, Jan. 3O.-United States
District Attorney Charles F. Clyne to-
day admitted that he had lost track OF
Colonel Charles Alexander. Providence.
r. l., millionaire, indicted here under
the Mann act, and wanted as witness
for the government against Miss Jes-
sic Elizabeth Cope of Los Angeles, in
the action charging her with attempt
ing to bride government officials to
prosecute Alexander with vigor.
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DENIES ULTINIATUM

BERLIN, Via Amsterdam, Jan. 30
An official denial was issued here to-
day of reports published in the Swiss
and English press that Germany had
protested to Rome against the concen-
tration of Italian troops on the Aus
TRAN frontier. The opinion of Ger
man officials is that Italy has no In.
tention of entering the war. Reports
Of German ultimatum to Roumania
were also denied.
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MASONIC CALENDAR

MONDAY-Richmon Commandary
No. X. T. Stated conclave.
1876, F. & A. NJ. Stated meeting.
WEDNESDAY-Web lodge, No -.
F. & A. NJ. Called meeting. Work In
Entered Apprentice degree
THURSDAY-Wayn council. No.
10, r. & S. NJ. Stated assembly and
work in the degrees Light refresh
ments
SATURDAY-Loyal chapter. No 40.
0. E. S. Stated meeting and iniation.
Basket supper at O'Clock