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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03
Fined for knsnuIt.

In the Police Court this morning s..
F. Baugher was fined s25 and Robert
buchanan was fined $40 for assault.
These men are members of the Du Pont
police force, and they were convict ed
OF an unprovoked assault of Adjutant
Charles Cuthhcrt, of the Salvation
Army, who is ono of tho most peace
fully disposed men in the community
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03
relatives Seek Informat,on

Chief of Police Werner was asked
yesterday in a letter from G.. Bic Ravn-
del, consul general at Constantinople,
to forward information to him con-
corning john BaNevany, said to re-
side at $40 East Main Street The man
has not communicated with his rela-
tives In eight months. it Is said, and
they are anxious about him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03
Rose-Leigh's
RESTAURANT
7OS East Broad Street.

Drop in Riohmond's largest,
newest and finest restaurant. For
ladi and gentlemen Home
cooking. quick service and reason
able prices a feature here.
DAILY SPECIALTIES:
Mondays = German Beefsteak
AL gratin, Potatoes.
Tuesdays-Beef a la mode and
Potato Pancakes.
Observation-Disclosures Pie a la
Rose-Leigh.
Neutrality-suspicious. of Lamb a
la Newberg.
Fridays-Broiled Rock Fish,
Egg Sauce.
Saturdays-Boiled New Eng
land Dinner.
Sundays-W ener Schnitzel
with Spaghetti.
Open from 6:3O A. Nj. to mid
night.
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aubeiseutbums. SppOtbeieu
ReueSpp otbeten.

9eore. B. Roabes on Suutbsrn
Sbio earrings 8uni Co.; ;'S25OO.
nlarp g. Sadstt on bisfslbe; $1,000.
Gnna 4Itberr on oiefeIbe; $3.50.
Ro'. goebmsr an Centennial .. o.;
$500.
Diniam 8. pauli an Weit Gnb 3.
&c 2. Co.; $500.
&. 6. Deus an WiIIiam v. Collins.
1ruitss; $s54.22.
albert Sdusibsr an baifeIben;
$1545.20.
Wtarp :. Son.s an goaRiiOu 9. 6
9. Co.; $500.
Rora 6. Grnit an Minuie !. M'
darbToH; $500.
WilIiam @isbman an Gina R. Bag
Isp; S575.
asslie M. RsIion an 9tHna 8. Or
nOlb; $700.
9ernarb gsrbins il. an 5autborns
g. &c 6. n; $1,000.
Wiorn Deibusr on eagle g. e. g.
o.; $500.
2fnua Rieisnbed an Gitistns GIFT
3. &. 6. Co.; $500.
Sofepbins griHa an Ohio Ws6dHits
8. & 6. Co.; $1,000.
Gtbel stinsler an German 4msrimH
g. & .. Co.; $1,000.
Carl 9alentin an Wabifou o. u.
SO. 2; $3.50.
Sarab ). WlOiiiussr an bisfsIbe;
$500.
Margursi 81. 5usbss an biefsfbs;
$500.
Selsn 8. Glippingsr an bisieIbe;
$1,000.
qaura Smith on bieieibe; $1750.
Sobn o. Subion on bieieIe; $500.
Winiam q. Gapain an 2uela Ui.
Mortb; $500.
DiIiam 8. psters an ssOfspb o.
Gp.lIer; S700.
Sulius 8. Doll an a. Warb .. &;
g. Co.; $500.
Norris Wa6RoDis an 1annsrp y.
q. Co.; $500.
auDipis 9ittingsr an 5amiIp .. U.
Ro. j; $500.
6. 6. Sp.rftrtst ar aiberal 6. &c
.. Co.; $3.50.
Sobn v. DiIs on bisielbe; $500.
GstiIste 5ppotbtisn
2llice o. S6mpiins an RoriDcub
sSnnpropeb 3. &c 8. Co.; $4250.
Dm. 90. Riuser an O. Q. araBer
u. o.; $700.
Mm. o. Smitb an aGoutbern Dsio
g. d g. Co.; $3.50.
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}rebetid s. Slider an Oisislbe;
$500.
Sacob Silptrman an Bon 9on 3.
&c 6. Co.; $1750.
Better 9. 9abbiit an Sprin9 Srobs
ape. 6. &c 3. Co.; $4,000.
Ssrman 8auman an Warp 8. Do
noban; $1,000.
Soi. q. Matbias an Rational 3. u.
Co.; $1750.
SoIspbins prtus an SbiO W,aanits
9. &c 6. Co.; $2250.
CLARA g. NOob an aiblsr Rsaltp
Co.; $500.
Grsberid ROlins an p.Ople; 3. &;
g. q. 60; $250o.
Sobn u. Jttberid an Guarantee
9epofi, Co.; $4,000.
Nlartba SOnes an Goit eRs 9. ".
Co.; $500.
d. guynet. an Tsarp gation;
$500.
Dm. 6. GIbt on Soutbfbs 9. 6 ..
Co.; $1,000.
Cora Grttl an German amstiean Y.
& g.,Go.; $1,000.
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eeonbarb Bauer an asonarb q
eSauer. 60 SUB an Der Weit5eite Dol
Rtblen apenue. 16S Sub nDrblid Dol
@lenipdb 2lpenue.
Goparo 9robmdn an Belize g. uni
gesIie Wi. RelIon, 40 bel $50 ssuB al
Der Weftfeite pun Wlarion 4penue, IS;
JuB norblid) bon Sigblanb apenue il
Ioripoob. (Steilsr 81; 81.
Spp 6. Maebrair an GaiIius 6
Drote, Cots 745.746. TAT. 773, 74s
unb 749 In 8ee9ipoob unterabtbei
lung. GSteger $1); 81.
uiriteb Cigar Stores COMPANY al
2be ytobert y. plitnam Ganbp gom.
PAM, 5 Sabre paht, besinnenb am L
September 1915 fir bic aaoenr1ums
Rp. 507 unb 500 DaInut Gtrobs
Sdbrli6s Mietb. $1,000, sablbar mo.
natIif.
aepi glod on GtbeI &insley, 26 bei
230 JuB an Der Sftisite Don Stanton
glpenue, 328 SUB n5rblib DON Sa!
Strabe. (Steuer $4.50); 81.
Sbe eitisens YoiionaI gant on 2ln.
ma g. 2apan, so bel 121 Jub an Der
ylorbfeiie pom Ruth apsnue.' (5tsuer
$500; 81.
Soiparb o. Sias on csebebiob 8.
9ias, 2pts 19, % unb % in 9. e.
Carpenters 3. llnterdbtbeiluna in
Bpomins; 81.
9elsl 6. GIippineer an aoura
Smith, Got 38 in Wbite &c Rob llns
ierabtbeiIuns in Wabifonpine. (Sisu,r
500; 81.
Rofie G. SeIIsrs an Wlarparet M.
6aabes, 2 ader 2onb in Seiiiou II in
columbia 9oipnf9ip. (Steusr $3.50;
81.
SOf.pb aemtubl il. an Della
'S9oti, Got 100 in Guclib 2ano
Minis g llnterdbtbeiIun9; 81.
3. y. gerrp on $. u. 6ormfn.
lpis 6. Is, IS. II. 1s unb 19 IN glot
2" in @pomins 5sigbts untsrabibeis
tNiiS. tNftHtt E@), vI.
Jaeob gob an Dora gngsI, 3btil
bon 2pt 299 unb Got 300 in Gear
9rone 6. &c 9. 2tHn's un..robtbsis
lung. (Si,uer SOC; 81.
Sorab Goueblin an 2lIice GraunauI
unb Sorab Rod, 2ois 2, 4, ; unb s.
in gbdrI,s Deber's llnierob.beilurs
an Station qInts. (Stsusr S2); 81.
Gnna Mc0oipun an Gaibarint gliis
finger, Cots 337 unb 338 IN Gebnr
9rope 9. &c 3. aHn's llnie:abtbsis
lung. (Sieuer 500; 81.
Wtarp 8. 9buruton an Sue Grub
Ie. Got 176 in g. D. Gborfs llnisr'
in 5ernbnn.. (St.uer
$3.50; 81.
9bc ejra3selIi gtemital Gompdnp
IN bic Stdbi Cincinnati, 20 bel S0l
Sub, 722 SUB Oftlia pom 2aaour
Strube unb "a SUB IiibIi9 BON 3.
Strab.. (Steusr 500; $50.
Sirom W. RuIiion OH Otto g.
psds,aulp, 2p. 121 in Sirum R. Ru'
ifon's /. 9lbbition on Sperloot.
Steuer SOC; 81.
Ulorp Spielman on Wlarb II. SalD
'er, so 5ub an Der Witi.ii. DON Sisb'
anb 4psnii., so SUB n0rolia ron Dali
Strabs. CSteuer $3.50; 81.
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MISUNDERSTANDING
Gineinnati, II. gluauit,

glies .. 1pmptins on gsorae g.
rnb Dora 6. RoGbes, so bel 120 Jub
an ter Rrrbieits bon Slane 4p.. in
Rorpopb. (Steuer $3.50; 81.
5anHab auauft an Rois 8pebmer,
Cots 107 unb 1o8 in 9Ofinssr e SOp'
ins' llnterabtbsiIuns In SOatb Ror.
poob. (St.uer $3.50; 81.
gbDarb !SoneDtutt an sSo5n 9.
Sunnicutt, 2beiI Don Got a in Inter.
obtbeiIung bon Sra GarpeRtsr's gitats.
(Steuer 500; 81.
Carl 2ebmann on Sobn Slonitsr,
Qots so unb SO in Bel &c Stesle's
unterabtbeiIuHs in 9arttpeu. lStaer
81; 81.
Gmsrp WeSofpeu unb 5emes 6.
Sea an Gbarles u. unb Selen Wl.
Geoia, 80 bel l30 Sub an Der siioieits
bon SiIben aOenus, 228 syub tp.itli4
Don SSrautIip aOeHus in Rornoob.
(Steuer 81; 81.
albert W. Sapporb ar 9. 6. Deas
% bel 80 isub an Der Deitieite DON
Sefferion GDeHIs, 100 SUB norblia
BON Charlton Strubs. (stsuer 81;
81.
albert 80. 9apparb an gtfbsrt
S4neiber, 35 bel 85 S5ub an Der Rprbs
peitede bon SsfferIon unb Charlton
Sirabe. (Stsu.r $2); 81
Gbam Wt. WpobDdrb an Goitb R.
Ga 9oiteaur, 9beil ppn Got / in
Graipforo & GIarfs liniera6tbeiluns
in OlenDale. Steuer 81; 81.
Samusl 5. 1bOmpion an esitb W.
Ga!Soiteaul, Sbeil DON Got s in 8Ipa
l in nu4erabtbsiIlrg in GleubaIe.
Steuer So; 81.
Wlaubt Wiuion II. u. an Sbe Boaro
OF gbuntion Of Cincinnati. 25 BEL 50
CUB an Der Deiiisite DON z. Sirabe,
fopie GebGlibe 628 Barr Strabe
(Steuer $3.50; $500.
Wiruli. 5. Riaarbfon an Rord 6.
Grhit, Theil bon Got III unb 112 In
1lnteuubtbeilung bon u. 8. gramble
GftGk in Objectionable. (5teuer SD;
g.
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Dsilfiesupid gefdt hats
ten. Gin Driiisl Der gruHootlisT
Ter gemsinoe frieoridsboi bei gd'
ruth bate iich in einsm aeIusinidmsh
SirafD.rfabrtu ipestn 3utpIosrhano'
luno asgen bic 9unoesratbsDerorD'
nunu ,um G6uss DON grnttrorrai1eH
Dor Der qoisnamsr Strsfidmmer ~
perantDort,n. Die Grunobeiieer bd''
ten auf ihrtn asdsrn mshr als sinsn
3uinu Safer osidt. tpdbreno bas
Gei.s nur sineinbalb SoppsI3tninsr
pro Se.iar srloubt. Die dht Anges
.loeisR psrii6ertsn iibertiHiiimmeno,
paB bic mcorias idparse er6s ibrer
geaeHb mebr Saai beailiprute une.
I'm bas Sadtaut BON uniraui ntdt
iiberipuhetn iu laiIsH. nebr psrtrreif
iperbn miibte. Gin 5b.il Der aorntr
nurbe burb WiIb unb hdfdnsH aufges
,ebri. Der StGatsarDoIt beontrdgte
ie 20 Mart GsIniirdfs. Gi. 4nseslaes
ten tuarm isbOh Der Wsinuns. bdB re
iieiaelproden lperben WuBitH, pe,l
re ban. ibrsr 2udddi ben f40Hiisn
Sofsriaat in Der Tslomart ruftpsiiss
tcnnien. Die gotsbamr Strnftams
mer psrrtbtiIt. feds Der 4ngeilagtsE
Al Der Minbeitiiraf. pon is crti Wfnrt
unter 8eriidfhtigung Der 3pdHgsIas
e., in b.r iie fih befanben.
Sunser bdufis. Durf
enig. Cine nsi.s Qneibois ipirb BON
,inem 8opern ,r36bIi. Der Tih 5upor
bel einem anoern nab sinigeH Der
notbipenbigiien fraiBOiiifeu Dcrie,
ipie J. 9. ELEM uuo .irinisn- rs
tunoiat bate unb fih oiefs aud mertis.
Qls er nun ins Quarter tam. bolte sr
ieine llbr aus Der aai6e uHo. cus
3iffsblatt asssn ben Wirtb bdltsno,
laat. .r, irrbem er laugiam NIT benz
3sissfinssr Der r.ttsn Sanb auf bic
8. 8. 12. 3 unb ipisbsr 9 ssiais: Bran.
ger bier, bier. bier, - unb bier boirea
unb Der 3sissfingsr gins ein podrmat
raj& I'm Sas Oanss 3iffGblctt ssxuRs
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Ger Qrbeitsmdrtt in 9 u
eru. Die geiddfti9ungspsrbd bdItnine
in gapern poren i'm Uloi peiterbin
oinitia nenn aud Die 3abl Der offes
nsn Stsuen etIpas 8uriidgegdn1en lit.
9(uf BEN mGnnlihsn 9(rbeitsmertt
ma6te ii6 ioqar Elm itarter Wungel
an arbeitstrdftsn aeItenb, qtuf ie
bunbert ofTene SteIlen eutfielen I'M
porh'~ --e'nben Monat SO mdnnli3e
9lrbeiiiutenbs. i'm Wtoi SO. CUR aleis
c5en 2eit bes @oria9rss betrua bag.'
oen bic 4nbranas8iffer nod 152. Die
giinitioere @eitaltunq Der Gage bes
2trbsitsmarttes lit bauptid9lid bur4
bic fortoauernben Ginberufunqen gum
Seeresbienite fotpie burh bi. itarie
eSyHdnipru9nubme Der Snbuitrie be'
binat 2tu6 bic 8efhdftigunssner'
hdltHiiI. Der ;Fualien baben ii1 aebei'
f.rt. @s tum.n i'm 2lpril auf 100
offene Gtellen nod lat ipeibIi6e qrs
beitfu6enbs, i'm Mai sins bisis 3ah
suf ia7 agriid.
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q
8ege gingen. Sic iparen tidt me5r
lentifel, uno Tie empiauoen es iiidt
mebr aIs unriIlfommenc Storiuig,
Deun ein frcnloeS gIcnlelit i'll ibre
itillen arciic brnng. Sic battet aui
Der Bromenabe IN gtij5a einige BE.
iaultldo'ten gcrnad)t; eS mar 5lt
@erabreolugcll inro 5ll genleininmen
9lu0fliigcn gefoinmcn, lllo man bate
| lid 0cbei gan6 git luterbalteil.
9Im Ieihicllen erfoIat III Der Srenls
&c Der sIuidllrB al SnloSlciite, unb
10 bate iih olt1 III gii55a cine fIciile
gSiener aolonie 6iiiurnreigcfunoen,
.nlo aus Dem tdglid)cn &erfebr eift.
lpitelte lid, ein freirtOiblitli6es Der.
baltliB. Ser areis mar ein fIeiner,
nbtr inncrbalb beslelben peritano
mon lid, gut, ilnb IN oem internas
tiolalen ejetriebe, aus Dem mon ale
eroerflld)en Spradjen berarsb0ret
fonllte, that es allen Miitgliebern Der
.leincn 9olonie iuobl. nenn iie IN.
ter id, Die bcimothlid)ci lpieilerl.
Idleu Saltte crflineen boreu fcupten.
Gas Eralioiun IN oeicr fleinGr
@elaeinoe mar iuie poH ieltit Dem
Sraien llrbanp 5iiseidacu, ober als
GrIlioentln Dor ilid)t 5rigi angeie.
5en, na5u mar tic bod gu Jung jonsI
bern 5rau gharia bon 9ieined, enc
IdI1rt geTofiene bIouOc drni, Die
orrt cine id,cn iait erluadieue God.
ter, lie 9ieb aIarhen uno mar Gin
alerIiebiter Sadfiid, mebr anred)t
alii Oieie 8iirbe bate Gie itdiiOi.
gen 9esleiter 3rnl 0Iartas uno III.
rer Sodder lporet Hcirbolb Stride,
Gin jiiuger @atbematiter, iut6 ,pein.
rid @ebalier, Elm reifcr Bripatnanli
obne 9eruf BEN Elm @lmgenlei6en
nad Dem Siloen eetrieben bntte, itn0
Der iein Seibcu, bas er entgelen Der
ioni; iibIid)en iansiiiuiiden auifai,
Jung ieiner Shidials9cuoiien, ielbit
ols ein boiiriutgsloics bcjeidmete,
unb ols ioId,es nit ipohrbait pbiloio.
pbIid}cr 'peiterfeit trils. 0as bate
ibm uuh in Der fIeincn 8eieIlihaitI
ben 9eiuoncit ocs 9h,Ioiopben cu.
Scine gbjIoiopbie mar
aud cine iebr einfad)e.
sd baIte MIDI, pfIcJte er 5u ia.i
gen, .an SdJopenbauer. Ger 3oo ilt
etlpas, mas inns gar nidts
lngebt. Go lange ib Ie5e, lit er fir
mid nidlt oa, iuib tpenn er oa lit, bin
i'd nid)t mebr ba. @ir tonlnen ei.
1entIidl gar nidJt 5uiammen nHo &c.
ben rns Saber aiidI nid}i5 en-.
RatiirIid rpoaten it'd Die Gdmelt
nit ciner ioIten 9tloiopbie nid)t
jliirieben sebett. ia that ibuen 6enn
Ser BbiIoiopb ben Se'aleu iino phi.
.oiopbirte ipeiter.
sd bobe nod nrSere gerllbi.
Iirn8suittel fiir mid, pfleste er
oann weiter aiis3ufLlreis algen.
d,einIib nlebr, I'M bic an6ereil, nIs
iie ieIbit 81 berilbtgen; ~ipiiiell taHil
nan uantIib gar nItJts, ,ulo glnubea
- Sic fuiiieri, bab 0a5 Die idDuddlte
Seite Der 9biIoiopbcu it,"
Limb bod fam nidas 70 retten
Croft eebeu aIs ein treier Blaube"
pari 5rau giaria Elm obne 3iererei
ulo iif)tiid) aus inuerer lleberseiis
Jung bermls.
sd bin aud fcin Seibe, ueine
iildte iih Seinria @c.
,mter 5u pertbci0igeH, .obid)on ih in
zen 9onn eetbun lmo aus Dem Sd,c.
Se rnierer d)riiiIid,en Stride aisgc.
dIoiien bin, eItonuatHisirtl"
alb Gie Gamen iabeH i'm er.
dyredt on.
(tSorticelmg iolgt.)
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ermelobie su lnmmsn anfins. ni4i 3I
leife unb nidt gu Iaui. 70 bnb Der OF
f1nfmieinorud nihi barunitr liit. ss6
fling an gu Inuften. obns bdb mid Die
aIeins eslpobrte; bos Gtimm9eH bob
iih unb iuuroe INNER louier, bis IS
Ihlieblih in einen Idlfitn GIagsgeiang
dustlaHg. Sd bate bic alsine bel
meinsn bGufisen Yeiuhen bss GelbtH
9smptls ME temsrit, unb IebisIic5 ,in
3ufoa mubte lie All bieiem Gdge unb
3u eititr 3eit. 100 ionIi jrslnoe ME
bort an3ntrsiisn une unSubeiisln itno,
uad Der gaaobs asfiibrt hdbsH. odttsH
iis bic .i9snartisen 5ur 5rdusr itim'
menben Relitis Der Vdgcoe oo.r ote
uubeimHfx 5iiae bn llmaebrng nnf
ibr ilsines aisoden asbradi. Dag iis
iider rohI einmal als fintin6es HldS
estpeib einsm lisbm 9sriiorbertH oosr
9etdnrtsn nade.iungtn bdbtH ilasf
Sd, mari ibr itlitbIif .iniat fltine
Daiinssn 81. nnb MN fOIsisn mir bstos
ain6er duf meinem gdnSsH 'psiiertii
8dnae butd, ben 3emptl iuie jtpsi trtue
Siino6sn naf, cbne ubsr irJsroDts
aufbrinelit su iperosn uno H.ine
9emRlsSiimmuig 5u iiortr. .)sr
Helm, 9dubiiummt nur mics bier nno
ba, mi. ieinem a6pfttu ihiitisIno o6.r
a. Ienieub unb nit ben 0rmsn Itbhdli
gsiiituIirenb, duf bitiss rosr lsuts
Sh0m in Der 5.mpslanide, bin. mid
aber ihleunieii ptrldiieno, als i'd IN
bic gldbe Der auibtpnhrnnasitnite Der
peripdsnben. periiortsneH grieittr oss
Sempels lam. 8i, prisftsr Des Tens
pels perb,n nimlih nah oltsm grauh
nidli 6eitd.iet. ionotrn hodeH bort III
fibenber sisIIung in tleinn oiertdigsu
aaiisn. bis Il, idIisbIi6 nur nod
Stelsi.e iiHb, uHb bitie bnnn enoIin
perbranni iperben. guh ia belt ca IN
bieier peiiilsn5ariigtu auft ni4t Ianas
aus, lonbsrR iirebte BEN ciiIidsn gut
srbaIi.n,n 9bsil bss 5empt!s gu. no
audi in Der 3eil bom %. Septsmber
bis ,um q. DECEMBER 1903 Der Dalai
CANA aus 1ib,t. als sr sum gsiub
Ses adifsrs in ptiina iutiIts, gsipohnt
bat. gis por GurSem mar cort auh
nod Der prdhiigs Wdasntdrren 81 ie'
ben. ouf bem Der Dalai Qama i.iusrs
stit isimn Gin3us in peiina gsbaIisH
bat. SdIisblin iiuiteis ih nod Der
Ulpnaul.nbaIle eiuen tursen 8eiuh db.
bsm impofanten prdtiig.n, mebritodi'
atn @ebdubs, in bem 3ur Sdt Der
WanbIdubDndiiit regelmdbig 81 Sab'
res gIMang bic mougoliittn 9-ibntdr'
;fiiritsn bsfpirihst uHb empfaHaen ipurs
ben. bic i,o.s Subr nit ibrsm srihut
BON tpeiben admtlsn uub nnotrsn
9aben fir ben 9diferlifsn 5of nab
Qetinq es3Ogsu iumeH. yseonneH
lpurb, sisies isst ltior I'm 6uberiisH
gerfan befiublitle Gebiube unter BEN
StuHdi 1852 biz
72) uno ppasnbet un!er ieinnn Va9'
ioleer, bem sroben aaiier adnsbli.
Den a.asniibsrliseeHbtU 5empei, IN
BEN Friiter gilbnifs aus pergOlostsr
gron3e, bic man pou bier noa bsr
D.pnaoli uno tibet ausiiibrts, angs'
fertiat purbsn, snitOrie I'M eriten
Sabr. Der Rtpublii Der Bit. 90 aebt
iaft alss in biefe sissnartieen. prate
iiasn ssmp.lan!ass i4rea BEN Tsr'
faG eHtg.een.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-13

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-21
CIVIC CLUB STIRRED BY
Suggestive CLOTHES"
Furore When Society's "Bul-
letin" Raps Modern Styles as
"Rold and Insane"

An urgent call to women's clubs Of TINS
city to Jegin campaign against the mod-
ern STYLES. "because of their increasing
boldnaae and insanity made in an edi-
,orIal or the April Bulletin. a monthly
publication Of the civic club, 1890 Spruce
street. has stirred the members Of that
cluh
The editorial is satiric attack on the
American society woman for her lack of
taste and sanity In choosing wearing
apparcl Discussion has arisen largely be
cause the membership of the club includes
many of the City's fashionable set. The
editorial asks how child can be expected
to have good taste and hign morals when
il secs its mother arraved in suggestive
STYLES regardless of her age and of condi-
ton that should regulate taste,
The American woman who wears on
the street a dress that in France Is worn
only in private vehicles comes In for a
severe attack. The society woman who
bedecks herself with too much jewelry Is
openly ridiculed. The writer laughs at the
term well dressed" claiming that IL
means in this day nothing but fashion.
able. radical clothes. made in the latest
stvle Attention is called to the fact that
the American woman Is often the worst
dressed person in a group. by reason of
the lack of suitability of the garments
for the occasion on which they are worn.
Freaks Of fashion which cause women to
wear straw hats in January and felt hats
In August and to wear thin silk stock
ings in winter are condemned and de-
cried
The woman who, as she grows older.
adorns herself with more clothes and
iewelrv to offset the ravages of time is
mentioned as a menace to her children.
for, the writer asks, with the mother as
an example of such bad taste and morals
who will take the responsibility of teach
ing the Young to be moderate and tasteful
in tho selection of their friends. pleasures
and wardrobes?'
The article concludes with the state
mert that women should realize that
snowy dressing in public creates envy
among thousands of people who cannot
honestly afford to buy it and who either
starve their bodies or sell their souls to
procure showy garments Of the cheaper
grade The present appearance of the
majority of women in public is neither
uplifting nor edifying, the article con-
tlnues. and is not conducive to the moral
advancement of the community.
The Civic club up to now has taken no
definite action in regard to the editorial
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-21
Mrs. T.. W. S. Kempton

Mrs Elizabeth VAIN Smith Kempton,
widow of James c. kempton wealthy
cotton manufacturer Of this city, died
yesterday at her home, 2ilS Pine street,
She was 95 years old Mrs. kempton
was prominent IN church and charity
work and was a patron of the Children 8
Hospital She was instrumental in build
ing the parish house and rectory of the
Church OF St. James the Less, Falls of
Schuykill of which her husband was one
of the founders. Funeral services will he
held on Friday afternoon at the Church
of 81. James the Less.
Mrs. Eempton was the mother of eight
children, Of whom four survive her. They
are Dr. Augustus +. kcmpton, of 2llS
Pine street. this city: Clifford f. Kemp
ton, of Springfield. Mass, Mrs. Henry
Wnslow, of Boston, and Mrs. Beekman
Remington, of Morristown, n. j,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-21

WILMINGTON, Del. April 2l.--Colonel
c. Marion Lcitch, member of the Board
of Public Education, died today after a
long illness. He was about 20 years old
and leaves a widow and daughter. The
deceased served i'm the Civih War where
he made an excellent record. For many
years he was deputy collector of internal
revenue in this city and also served sew
eral terms as a member Of the school
board, He was prominent member of
Asbury NJ. T.. Church and frequently di-
reCted the choir. For some wears he was
ono Of the best-known men in the Repub-
liCan party in his ward. He was promi-
nent in organizations of old soldiers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-21

wine street. He was 81 years, and Sue
cuinbed Monday to a brief Illness of
pneumonia.
Nh Power was secretary of the diocese
for ~ years treasurer of the Philadel-
phia Protectory for Boys, ST. Johns Or
phan Asylum. 81, Nincents Home for
Destitute Orphan Girls. St Joseph s
Hospital, st AIMS Asylum for Widows,
and secretary and treasurer Of the The
oogical Seminary of ST. Charles Borro-
meu
The funeral services will he held Fri
day morning, $50 o'clock at the Cathe-
dral with Archbishop Prendergast cele-
brating the Solemn Pontihca Mass.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-21
DEATHS


SNNDER,--On April 20, 1915 al h,.
residence, 2l36 North Gratz st., GAIT, ise
a, widow Edward Snyder. I'm gstb S.s.lNl
her age, Due notice Of funeral will be- q, siy,ss o
SOMMER.--On April 10, 1915. GEopc,,..
H., daughter Of tho late John l. ana JsmSIiNA
=. Sommsr, in her SIS h year Funeral siala ssnna
rep on FRIDAY morning, April III rts
p,Iock. at her late residence 81 DsSv,,H ~
"a Intsrment at Cedar Hlli csmsy,.ds
Frankford. at 1l;3O o'clock N7'neteI,
WiLS0N.-on April 20, 1915. MARY rt,.
year OF her ase Relatives and }risnaa 'eh
iinNiteI to attend tho funeral serviesss sn ~
lhutsday afternoon, at l:i5 o'clock az ~
residence NJ her son, Robert g; Wii,nsa' !h9
aberdeen ave. St Davids Pa intn,,.. itSr, s a9
btiNate. Carriages meet train leavins RrsinI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-21
Funeral of DIR. R. |. Hunter

The funeral services of DR.. Robert Isaac
Hunter, who, prior to retiring as a den
tist several years ago, conducted wide
practice in Norfolk, Va, were held today
at the home Of his daughter, Mrs, Albert
A. Bulmer 6S33 Paschall avenue. He died
Monday i'm his 18th year. Doctor Hunte"
took un his residence in this city two
years ago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-21
Rev. George c. Rose

The Rev, George c. Rose, retired
Baptist minister, who held pastorates in
churches throughout New York State
died Yesterday at the NuGent Home for
Ministers, 22l West Johnson street. Ger
mantown, He was 81 years old and had
been an inmate of the home for II years.
He was ordained to the ministry at
Peekskll, n. Y,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-21
OBITUARIES
MRS. SARAH X. sCATTERGoOD
Wife of Secretary-Treasurer George
Il Mest Shoe Company.

Mrs. Sarah X. Scattergood died today at
her home, 67l7 North 9Th street, Oak Lane,
after an Illness of two years. She was
the wife of Frank r. Scattergood, secre-
tary treasurer of the George H, West
Shoe Company, Inc, and treasurer of
Robert Keith & Co, Inc.
Mrs. Scattergood was member Of the
Review Club, of Oak Lane. and of the
Oak Lane Reformed Church. Besides her
husband she Is survived by a son. +. Ray
mond Scattergood, The Rev. Samuel r.
Bridenbaugh will conduct the funeral
services at tho Scattergood home Friday.
at p. m. Burial will be in the Chelten
Hills Cemetery,