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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-17
Prohibitions 2lmenbement
Soa in fOmmenSeH SATIRE ben
StImingcberu idpn iuieoer utter.
brsitet mer6eH.

Cas Erubtbitions Irnenoement
ntrb, Delln es nad cen &dinid;en Der
SaniItou Gourrfp 9rp slmenbmeitt
Scague gebt, i'm fOmmertoen Sertit
Idicn tpieoer SenStiungebern unter.
breitet peroel. Cine grflGrlns in
oieien Sinne CAB eeitern e. q.
Grobit, Der SrtperiHtenoeilt ser 9isa,
neiiem oh, nit bem @emerfen, oaB
Oic Siea nit Dem graebuiB Der per'
iloiieneu @ahl, ictueit ote slbitim.
nnna iiber oas SSrobibitionst elmer.
Senent IN @ctrodt fGine, 70 Sufricoeu
lei, baE tic eir1tilunrig iid fir eine
nbcrnlaline llnterbreitllng oes slnleIi-
benents III Der 0erbinpabl bcs fom.
member ;SabreS efltidgeoen babe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-17
Ans besa WsAaisipaIgeri@t

Der s5arbiae @iLiam Wlosleb, Der
Dor einieen 0ofsn msbrsre llbren
aus bem SupeIisraeiddft bon Gbs
paro SrobH an Der Central 9lpenus
aeitoblen bate, purbs ppn Rihter
Sor 5u 80 Sagsu gIrbsitsbuus unb
elmer @eIbitrafe Dpn $50 usbIt &oitsn
perurtbeilt.
5Siir seraume 3sit lpurbs bic 5ur.
biee &atberine Mc9cipeq Don Ro.
COS 8eit 5iiufte StraBe unIddblid
aenatt, bic s. g. Soft BON Gopiuqs
ton I'm 500 beitoblen bate. Die
Stebin ipurbs gu brsiBia sagen ars
beitsbaus uuo elmer 9cloitrafe BON
5000 perurtbeiIt, bic lie ebenfals I'm
@rbeitsbauie abperbienen mub.
Der Sarbigs Soiepb 5arris, Der
am Wontas Worgen ben Deiets
tin WiIliom Speenep, Der ibn perbdfs
ten ppIlte, su eridtsbtn psriuhts.
'piro msbrere Sabre i'm arbeitsborie
su bringen. Gr Durbe nGmli9 BON
!Ritter Scr ioippbI tpe1en bosiriuigen
3erIt6rens ron Giaentbum, tpie aud
pegen &Ieinbisbitabls Az js 30 Sagsn
Irbeitsbaus unn eiuer @sIoitrufs puu
$400 Oerurtbeilt.
Neaen 9ertaIfs BON Spiritupfsn
cbne 2iaens purbe Wiliam SpOrn
Don Ro. 52l SObu Strobs gu $500
uuo ben aoiien perurtbeilt.
ScIepb 9apis BON MabiIonpills
tpuroe DON Ridter Trids dnsetpieien.
feiusr Satin fir ben lluterbdlt ieines
tigereu reuu Wpnnte oIien ainpes.
fotpie zines itebsu Sabre aiteu Stiefs
tinbes icO6sntlit $S gu bsSabIsn uno
Der Rihter CAB Der @aitin
uno Weutter gu sIeidsr :3sit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-17
@ia nidIt ausiaseu.

5rau sluna 5Icrein iueigerte iit
aeiteui auf @eiiimg ibres sInpaIts,
Dor Sorpner ar. 5oertiuepcr irgcuo.
ipclfe Gilsiagcil in Der llnteriirdjung
iiber ben 200 uoII 0rau Roia 9a'
roTi BON Ro. 1915 Gutter Strabc,
81 Had,eli, Die unter peibiiftigen lin.
itd1tocu eeitorben lit. Ter Gorcncr
trirr ben Stnatsarinnlt Campbell
bon Der @eigcrinig 5rmt 5loriGI's
Niitbciling innden. lun 81 eru1itteln
oh es uosIih lit Die 3eugiu 81 ei-
ller sIusiage sl spingen,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-17

unb glenb 5u milbsrn beiirebt iinb.
SeOe untertiisunq rsipsttibe gefu6
lei Elm 8etenntnib Der 2iebs unb
beutfh 0iterrei4ifd uno unsaris
fden 9reue au ieinem ongeftummten
9olfe unb ieinen tdpferen Sobnen Der
Mrmee unb Mdaine.
4dtunssbog. init treubeutTdem 9rub
paul pb. bon Grben,
prdiibent, Tep gort.
paftor, grmno 6. RuBtb,
Ssfr., gurlitabt, 81. 3.
SRI. Gliiabetb Soenia
Shabm., Nep Yorf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-17
tbellen mub?" fraste ber gi9ter mel,

tbeilen muB?1 fraste Der Ri9ter tpeis
ter.
sd perffebe es gon5 aeltau", ants
tportete Sullipau unb bieie Grfldrung
ipurbe bon beien 8ruber grant Be.
fdtist.
.9at bas 4oli5eibeparteinent ober
Der Stadtsantpdlt S6nen irsenbipel9e
9erfprehungen semadt, faas Sis ii9
i9ulbig befennen2" fam es tpeiter poii
bes 9idters Qippen.
.Nidt bic geringiten, ib babs bic
Sadie NIT meinem Glteren, bier antpes
ienpen 9ruber beIpro9en uno er mar
IS, Der mir ben Ratb ssssbsn bat,
mid, faqs Der Staatsantpalt es er.
lauben iollie, bss Morbes i'm 5tpeiten
Sraoe ihnlbis gu 6stennen," antpOrs
tete Sullipan.
Sinh sic BON Der poliaei in irs
senb elmer WeiTe bebrobt ober mibs
banbelt iporben, obsr baben Sie
Dbistsb erbalten, ebe sic elm @ez
itanonib ablestsn2" fraste Der Ri6ter.
.4uf feline @eiis, sbenio bat es t.is
neH W6istep gege6en, ben i9 obnebin
ME setruuten babe uub jeBt aud nidt
trinte," iautete SulliOdns 4ntfport.
rSe6en Sic mir ms Quge unb ias
gen sic mir, betsnnen sic ii9 aus
freien 'Stiiden uno unbeeinflubt bes
Worbes i'm 3peiten 9rabe i6ulbis2"
iuar bic lebte Jrngs o.s 9fidters unb
erit als SulIipan bieieIbe obne 50.
germ, isbo6 nit 5brdnen in ben 4us
gen bsjabt hatie, lisb iia Der Ridtsr
ber6ei, bds GhuiO6etsnntnib gu ac>
c.ptirsn, iporauf sr srtlGrte, bab sr
bas ltrtbeil BIS WloHtag perfdieben
iprbe.
SulliDan tpurOs barauTbin ipieb.r
Der Sail iibertpisi.n a6er auf bas @.s
iu6 bss 8rIbers su6 Der Ri6ter bic
grluubnib, baB bic Satin unb bas
ainb oiei,n bort beiuheu biirfen, ebe
er, mad f.iner @srurtbeiIuns am nd4z
ten moutus, mad Osm 3udtbauie ses
bradt ipirb.
Gbe bic bohpittiee @srbanblung
5u gnbe mar, CAB Staatsantpdlt
Campbell nod oi. GrtlGruns a5, bab
SiaerbeitsbirsttOr Solmes ibm dm
lebten Wloutag cine abi6rift o.s Don
SulIipan abselegtsn 9.itdnbnib iibsrs
bra6t babe. CT (GampbeD babe bnss
isIbe IorgfGliis ourditubirt unb bunn
ieinsm Stenosrdpben, Germ glituu,
ben gefebl sribtiIt, ii9 nah Der gail
,u begeben. bag 6sitGnbnib BEN ans
seflaaten por5ulsTen uno ibn gu frus
gen, o6 er bas 9eitGnbnib frsitpillig
unb unbeeinflubt obselegt babe. Suls
Iipan babe bies ni6t Hur beiabt, ion'
bern nod iebe einselne Settle bes
G&riftitiides nit i.in.r llnisridrift
perieben, nahbem er border nod eins
nal BON Glftun odrduf dufmertiam
,emaht ipprben iei, oab bas 8sitdnbs
nib sesen ibn 6enust tperbsn piiroe.
Gum S9IuTfe erildrte Der Stadtsdns
matt, bab Den JntereHen beg 9smsins
ipobls unb aud bes 9lnssildstsu s.z
pient tperbe, tpenn man Dem 2esteren
srlaubtn piirbe, iid beg Worbss i'm
,peiten Srabe fhulbis Su betenHen-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-17
seineu s,erletunsen crleaeu.

Coroner Or. 1pertneper iuuroc
eeitcrl BON Dem Soo oes 43 Sabre
1lten Sorlrlers 6elir SSop benadrid.
tigt Sop itarb oirf ieiHen slnnueieu
in Der 9tdbe bon Gleoes. O., an oen
Gol1eE pom @erlesingeTl, ole er oa.
oouectraeen bate, aIs CT pcr eiriigen
9aeen bon einem Vieroe abgeDorfel
iporoen par,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-17
Gpmbboniefoussrtr.

Ger Soliit, Der bel ben Sicsp5d)i-
gen Spmpbonidonsrten, bic ipie
iibIi6 bsute Rahmittds unb Soms.
tag Mbsnb inl Gmerp stubis
toriiim itnttfirioen III Der aIapierpir.
tnoie Scrr @arciau SbaIbers, Der te.
fanntIid felt mebreren Subren 3lir
bieiigen Aiinitlertolonie aehcrt iMo
Gin aeid,dstcs gdtsIieo Der JafuItdt
oes Gilrilulai Gcniernrtorp Of Rufir
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-17

NJ. Ger aiinitler bat iid ons aIa.
Gierfot5ert IN g,Weoll bon Whdi.
fotusfp, cine gI1n5enbe &onlpoiiticn
gerpaRlt uilo aiberoem bot Or. grnit
auitpaIo fir Sas Sfon5ert nod Die
9rldner'ide es.Iqlr Spulpbollie To-.
lrfe G5oI0nlarf's Oliperture oSnt
5riibling" Slir sttffii6riing angeiegt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-17

bas Re6t tiinftigbin bel @ers
Dunbten pDbusn gu burfen. Ginsn
srgreifeuben Ginbrut mudte es 1nF
Die i'm 9eridtsiaaI urtpeienben Der
fOnen, als BAG fiebsu Sabre nIte Stief
finn, bas Sabis augerItetnli6 sin
Dorm i'm 9tuge 1T. auf cine Graae Res
Rinters periidsrte, buB es bic SHUTTER
fopis ben gatsr innig liebe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-17

bdlb gttbnn battle, ipsil glieb iit fpeis
serte, fiji iie 81 iorsen. ginmdI babe
fie ibn btrlnfen, neil er barnuf be-
itdnb, einen 9unb nit ins 9ett su
nebmen unb fie nidt mil einem folden
fdlafen ipolIie. glieb 5eiste eiren
8rief Dor, ben er onseblid Don ieiner
G6fpiegsrmuttsr erbdltsn bate iinb
iporin bisie iih iiber bas Yetrasen
ibrsr 1ohter bitter bsI1perts. Jrau
Wbitneb, bic Sdpisssrmutter, ipsl9e
dHipeisnb mar. psrneints je einen iols
den Brief geidriebsn 3u babsn.
Gin Gdo Der 5odflutb.
Onrd Elm gerbitt iiber $4,000, bas
geitern bon ben @eihnornen bes Nihs
ters gdlDfpea 81 Guniten bon gb.
O 6obfrieb stssn bic 1ifbtr 2luto
Serpice 60. absege6en ipnrbe, ipurbs
bic 9o6flnib pom ssabre 1913 in er.
inneruna gsbradt. @obfrisb mar tur5
nah 4usbru9 Der Glutb i'm auftrage
eintr Sdnbbdnolung BEL Ter er be-
i6ifiist mar. nit einem 4utotrud Der
syiikr 4uto Gerpiee 60. nah 6amils
ton g., gefabren, nm bon bort bic
Waarsn, bic Iein prin5ipal in einem
3ipsisgeiddft bate, bierber5ubolsn.
gfnf Der Riidfabrt serietb Der I4iper
belabene 3rud an Der Clifton apea
infolse Der anaebliden llnporii6tiss
ieif bts Gbauffeurs ms Rutffen unb
rannte nit poller Duft gegen einen
1elegrapbenpfabl. Gobfrito iuurbe dbs
geiporfsn unb erlitt einen tompli5irten
geinbrlid. ioipie anbere 9erlsbunsen,
duf @runb beren er cine afage iiber
500, 1000 einssreid)t bate.
gelpann unb perlor.
Der aontrdttor 4uguft ).
Senfel erlangte seitern duf GruHo
elmer aontrottforbtruHa elm 0erbitt
iiber $500 ssgsn bic Stabt, aber feline
Jreube ipurbe baour6 bergdlli, oab
in elmer anoeren gbtbeilung rim 9ers
bitt iiber $1,000 segen ibn ielbit abs
gsgeben ipuroe. 9aNelbs ipnr 81 Guns
ten bon Mbe aatinstp, Der DON sinern
automobil .oentels astroffsn uno per-
lebt iporben mar unb bebhdlb eiHe
alase iiber $4,000 anseitrsnsi batts.
RadfaB- Sa4er.
Marp Sisfert lit Rahlabberipaftes
rim BON 2oliii. Sisfert, p,rioncIisn
500, @runbeisenibum $25OO.
Mnub 5. gpt III Seftameutsoolls
itr.derin bon Sarrp s. gibbins, PER-
ionalisn $4,000.
apbia 6. Saps lit s.tamentspOlIs
iirsdsrin pom Scott 9aps. psrfondIisn
$500.
Der p.rionIide Radlab beg Wm.
9siit betrast $24S175, berienise bes
5ugb. g. Glart $500.
9erf hitbenes.
Sbomas 8urte erlansts sin llrtbeil
iiber $138.43 segen Usarsaret ealla<
ban. emma aobmilIsr Elm iol&es
iiber 5000 s,gen bic Cincinnati 5rats
tion So. - Willsr &c Softer elm fols
fsg iiber $50 s.seu Games Spmon.
- Die Nartet Rational 8ani elm
lolfes gesen Sarriet grldnser.
CLAUDE Or. 6uiteb. Der ON 19. De
tp6er 1915, auf 8eirsiben BON Mdpme
yonng, $40 George Strabe unter ber
geIdulbisuns bss 9iebitobls berbdf.
iet, ieoo6 am 5ase barauf i'm Staots |
eeri9t frsiseiproten ipurDe. bat bic
gouns osBbaIb aaf 3abIans BON
$4,000 perilagt.
Mm. Cameron, 9ormuHb bes 2es
rop Cameron, fpeld' 2sbt.rer am 10.
Suli 1916 pom oem MutompbiI Der |
Sophie unb bes iytsb. DisbiiHs nies
peraerannt uno berlsbt iporbtn II, |
puros ermddtist pon ben gsioen $3.50
IN grIsbisuns dfIsr fpsiterer Inipriitt
,u aeetptirsn.
ayreb. Mill.r, 1853 Dsit 6. Strab,. |
purbe i'm Susenbs.ri&t iDesen Der
i.iner Gdmilis Su feds
Usonaten arbeitsbaas beturtbeilt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-17
Der NIT bier 0enDffem ner
GrmprSmng bes NiHts
llniDir 9lnitreiHers
Sames GHau
ansetlagt
tuur6e,
Sat iid seitern int &riminalses
ri@t Ses WaOroes i'm Sweiten
0raoe idnlbis befamnt
limb iiebt jest siner lebenslanglidem
3mdjfbausbaft entsesen.

Gr lpirb Fente por ben @rohseidwp.
renen nod weitere .,uiatise Gnt.
lliilnnssn MAIDEN, - Die Sn 9in.
Hagen gesen bic ansebliden sin.
ififtsr Ses @OrbanfaIlS iii6rea
oiriten. - lie iibrisen anseflas.
ten baben nod HiGt plaioirt -
limb bhrfen alle uui bic seseu iie
ergobenen gnflaseu bin prOseiiirt
iUeroen.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-16
DIAMOND LODGE
is HONORED

Diamond lodge, No $50, I. o. o.
f.. has been requested by the grand
lodge IF Michigan 10 exemplify mi.
tiatory work In the concluding ses-
sion Of the annual convention, TO be
held In Bay City. Oct. 1921. The
special train chartered by the lodge,
will leave the Michigan Central
depot for Bay City. Thursday. Oct
81, at p. m. The degree team con-
sists OF So members, who have been
drilled under the capable leadership
Of Captain Chas. F. Brandt. Prior
to the initiatory work, a spectacular
street parade will be held. Homer
{. Carr and Clayton Colback, dele
gates from Diamond lodge, will
leave for the convention Monday
Mr. Carr is recording secretary OF
Diamond lodge and chairman OF the
grand lodge committee on finances
The Detroit times., 1915-10-16
Beth; The Girl
"Who Went Right"
No. l61-The Subtle One

No matter how high the polish on
soft wood, soon IL will crack and
the true grain OF the surface be-
meath Will show We should remem-
Der our manners bear the same rela-
tion TO our morals as does the polish
to the material which bears II.
Perhaps the apparently perfect
Difference and courtesy OF mis- man
ner helped Andre Albert as much
as anything TO gain his rapid as
tendency over me. II was charac-
teristic OF him that he was ever
able to Go the boldest things with
such Difference II would need an
experienced woman Of the world TO
separate the article from It's ve-
neer.
On the night that I had met him
his manner toward me. compared to
that OF the other writer's and ar.
lists who had been Mrs. Simmonss
guests at her studio party. was In
shining contrast Then. too, Mr.
Alberti dressed in a fastidious man
ner. Although he was what I was
accustomed to think Of as "for-
eigner." his way OF speaking and
Of wearing his clothes was far more
The Detroit times., 1915-10-16
By Ethel
Lloyd
Patterson

like that Of the men who had ~
tied our home In my childhood thaUS.
any l recently had met Added -
this, 70 me. solid worth he had the
romantic attractions or the Latin. y
When he called for me In my
homo on the night after Mrs. Sim
mons's party to take me to the
dance which he had suggested,
had quick sense OF warmth and
pleasure In the perfection OF hie>
attire. Also, although had just
met him the night before and had
been unwise and unconventional
enough TO accept the invitation Of ~
man my acquaintance with whoug !
was so slight. still his manner o.
ward me allowed no hint OF uncos,S
vcntionality, but conveyed instead
the feeling that might rest s6-S
cure In his respect.
wore. necessarily, the samo9
white gown with the same roG}
girdle In which he had first Seen
me. And perhaps 1t was throuo1fss
some tactful understanding Of NY
probable financial status that No.
had brought me a loose bunch olx1
red carnations which exact1y;
matched the ribbon at my waist.
do wear one in your hair" he}
suggested as I stood before the SIT
ting room mirror. pinning the fiow@$|
ers in place. ct think one scarlets]
flower in your hair. with the color
repeated in your lips aud at your
girdle, will make very perfect pic
tire."
flushed at his compliment. Howg
different his voice and way ct oxsT
pressing himself from that Of Wal-l
ter Kingston. the over-bold poet o.
the night before. Then AS We drove.
on In the taxi to our party, Mr.. All
bcrti explained at little length
the company was about to meet.
You know" he said. these peo->
pie at Mr.. Fassett's studio are mott
the kind with whom you would care
really to be friends. But they are,
uOt uuu tHSy oaD 0seTs.
ferent mean, they will not be-
embarrassing to you. Last night
You said Mrs. Simmons's party waa7
the first of It's kind you ever had
attended. Hers are not such gay
affairs. II occurred to me you might
like TO take dip into the other
parts OF the Bohemian world IL
am beside you 20 watch you. "a
know you can come to no great
harm"
There was a hint or possessfveI
protection In his voice tina. was SO
subtle Il was difficult to be sure or.
Nor did resent II. Instead the
tone ran through mo with that same
sense OF warmth which comes with,
draught OF wine. Perhaps the
friendship and interest OF this man
were 10 me as intoxicating and 80
dangerous as any vintage distilled
Of any grape.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-16

Because II is so simply made
that it can be slipped on over her
head in a minute this clever little
school frock should appeal 70 the
girl who sometimes dresses in a
hurry.
Navy blue gabardine is the slip
pictured here. but the same model
would mako up attractively In
brown corduroy. Black satin trims
the roomy practical pockets and the
belt and makes cuf for the lin.
gerie sleeves. Thin sleeves, by the
way are cool and comfortable. for
schoolroom wear. they should OIL
course he attached to nm under
waist rather than to the clotl
gown.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-16
The Confessions of q Wife
Kitty Malram Is Dead

Don't try 10 talk about the past.
Kitty" | entreated. Think OF the
future
Kitty even gave faint little
chuckle why Margie, don't you
know that have nothing literally.
nothing but The past-it Is all past
II have no present. and Of the III.
ture do not know--can form no
ideas"
Kitty" asked softly. you are
not afraid to de-"
She looked at me in surprise. so,
even you did not know me abso-
lmtely." she murmured. NO. dear,
am not afraid now to die. | don't
think was really afraid the last
time saw you and told you I was.
II was a protest. my dear. against
being forced to give up life that I
loved go much and accepting death
that knew nothing about. Besides
I have always been awfully afraid
OF pain either physical or mental"
but. surely. Kitty. you believe
that you will live ,atter"--as ] said
this. il came to me that Kitty and
had never before discussed this
momentous subject.
II don't believe anything" she
answered somewhat YEARLY. "
lust don't know about II. that's all"
But Kitty. you must believe"
I stopped and asked myself what
must Kitty believe7 Would be
able 10 tell her-what did really
believe?
Don't YOU think you had better
have Herbert come In and talk To
you7" I said somewhat tmidly.
What for"
We'll. you know, he Is minis
ter"
What do I want OF n minister! ?"
But you said you don't believe 2"
Why should sully my soul
lust before II leaves my body by
wing"
'Oh Kitty. Kitty. dear. feel ss
Aeush ! was not doing right to
- yea talh HE THE. Let ne
- ),
The Detroit times., 1915-10-16

by. Now want to talk to you,
dear.
First. dear friend. am not
afraid because do believe In some
things. and while my telief may
not be orthodox. yet II Is very
strong and sustaining in this, my
hour OF need.
Il don't know. Margie. what there
Is beyond. | have not the slightest
foundation upon which to build any
knowledge, II may be eternal life:
II may be eternal oblivion--well.
dreamless sleep Is sweet.
IF II be eternal life-lf there be
a judge who will try my case when
shall leave you. III have 10 take
my chance with him. never did
any wrong to ANYONE in all my life
except to myself
I've made mistakes and have
paid for them hundred times over
while was alive. They are wiped
of the slate. | am going to present
myself ut the gate OF the next
world just as Kitty Mslram. with
ont one plan; for II there Ia God
he will have understanding
What difference does 1t make
what you believe when by all the
laws OF life and death you are
Judged only by your actions. I
might believe II wrong to steal.
but 10 I stole, my belief would not
count in my favor when the Judge
handed down his decree.
mo. dear Maryie. I've got 10
take my chance. To say 4 be.
lieve' would bc only a cowardly sub
terf,ige that would not even deceive
myself and whatever else Kitty
Malram has been. she has never
been a liar or q coward"
Her words traiied on In a Wits
per and she went 20 sleep.
I called the nurss who immedi.
ately notified Herbert. We waited
all night for her 70 speak again.
Once she opened her eyes and
faintiy smiled 90 HsrbsSt bent over
her. bat she never spoke again.
Z ~ - n 1919 RiltQ ~
The Detroit times., 1915-10-16
Veteran To Get $1,000.

COLUMBUS, Ind. Oct. RON
ert Shipley, 20. an inmate OF the
county infirmary for more than q
year, has learned that he Is the pos
se.sor Of 900 and q pension Of $5e
month.
Manager George L. Hall Of the IN
Urinary found Shipley Is a Civil war
veteran and that through mistake
his pension Of $40 month had net
been paid for seven years and that
he ID now eligible to q large pension.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-16

and so firmly established Is Mile
Pavlowa and her Ballet Russo in
the affections OF Detroiters that no
one who has witnessed her marvel.
Gus performances in the past will
miss them in the future. The de-
inand for tickets has been keen and
would indicate standing room only
audiences. Owing to the length of,
inc performa noes. the curtain will
rise promptly at 8 o'clock. in the
evening and a. o'clock. in the aft
ornoon The complete casts for the
operas and ballets 10 be given fol.
low:
M.nday evening. Ia Muta nj Por-
tici." by Auher, n mimo dramatic
grand opera in Ave acts: Fenella,
Anna Pavlowa: Massniello. Giovanni
2enatello: Alfonso. Georei Michailofr:
Elvira. Fclice Lyme. Borello. Thomas
Chalmers; Pietro, Paolo Ananian;
The Detroit times., 1915-10-16

Henry J. Dotterweich, pianist, Miss
Mildred Schaffer, reader, and Miss
Marion Peck. vi0linist. members OF
the faculty OF the Detroit Conserya-
tory OF Music. gave a concert Thurs
day evening in the First English I>n-
theran church. The regular weekly
Wednesday afternoon concerts OF
the conservatory will be resumed
Wednesday, Oct 10Th at 2:3O
o'clock.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-16
MUSIC

The L.yceum theater promises to
contain brilliant audiences Of music
enthusiasts and lovers of the drama
and dance, for the four performances
"a be given Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings. and Wednes-
day afternoon. by the Boston grand
opera company and the Pavlowa
Ballet Russo. The enterprise is one
that has not been attempted before
in this country and will offer some.
thing absolutely new, combining the
hest in the arts Of singing, acting,
pantomime. dancing and scenic set
ting The singers OF the Boston
company are OF the highest caljber
The Detroit times., 1915-10-16

ton grand opera company and the
Pavlowa Ballet Russo, IN the Ly-
ceum theater. Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday Of next week, are Mrs.
Horace T.. Dodge. Mrs. ]. Burgess
Book, Mrs. Russell A. Alger, Mrs.
Frederick Kimball Slearns, Mrs. Al
fred j. Murphy, Mrs. Hubert NJ.
O'Brien.
Tickets for the matinee TO DE Civ
IN in the Garden theater, Tuesday
afternoon. Oct. ~, for the benefit OF
the Detroit womGn's auxiliary TO the
Blind Babies home in Monroe, are
On sale in Andrew Hairs, Sheehan's
and Sanders The proceeds OF the
sale of tickets purchased in these
shops, or from members of the aux
Hilary will be given TO the auxiliary
by the Garden theater management
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Miss Alice Glass was the guest OF
honor nj "A shower of charming APP
poiptments given Tuesday evening.
w AllNs tJtil h. iltillNh anu WHO'S
Gertrude Chalk. The guests num-
boring Twelve Of the bride-elect's in
tilnate friends "showered' her with
gifts for her bedroom ana part Of
the evening was spent by the guests
making q beautiful pink comfort.
Tiny umbrellas hlled with lilies of
the valley marked places for the
guests al til, supper table which
was prcttily decorated in yellow and
white flowers
Recent additions made 10 the per-
manent collections III the Museum
o' Art include ar ~ canvas by
Charles w, Hawthorne, Refining
OIL" the gift Of Elliott T. Slocum.
and an oil canvas by Sergeant Ken
dali. Gross Lights" the gift OF
David Gray. Tie bronze relief
Amor Caritas,' ny st. Gaudens.
was purchased by popular subscrip-
ton. Miss Henrietta Moore. Miss
Ellie beth Kirby and r. n. Stone
have made gifts of BOOKS and bible
OTIS OF historic and intrinsic value.
The marriage OF Miss Hazel Ian.
cashire. daughter of Mrs. Jose
phine Marie Lancashire. to Ralph
Seaman Bird will take place Wed.
nesday evening. Oct. 20. in the
family homo. No. f60 Hancock-ave
west. The Rev f. J. Van Antwerp.
OF the Church OF Our Lady of the
Rosary will oficiate. Mrs. Joseph
Keenan,, sister OF the bride, will be
matron Of honor. and Miss Airline
Lyke. Of Troy. y. Y. bridesmaid
Charles Bird. brother OF the groom.
will be best man. After Jan /. the
young couple will ne at home at
No. 1857 Second-ave.
Miss Marie Louise Eigholz. OF De.
troit. who has been visiting her par
ents IN this city the last three weeks
company, during the engagement in
tho Detroit opera house, next week.
Miss Efgholz is clever child
actress and has frequently appeared
With professional companies in this
city. She has beer with Mizzi
Hajos In "Sari" since last winter.
g
Following the drag hunt at the
Bloomfield Hills Country club Satur.
day morning. MIR. and Mrs. George
7. Hendrie entertained 30 guests at
hunt breakfast. Saturday even.
Ing the club house dinner dance
win be- given for the hunting set OF
the club and their guests. the Chag-
rim Valley Hunt club. OF Cleveland,
and TIE Crosse Polnte Hunt and
Riding club.