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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-02

Sn Der Sau9bopt fragt
banbelt es iia bauptIddli9 barum
tpas sssen England sei9iebt. Sel
Sau4ppottrieg sesen Sanbelsi4tffj
mare ni9t beeonnen porben, lpeur
WilIon bic neutraleu Re9te Der Der,
Staaten gesen @nslano er5punssr
bate. DAP er bas niht that, seidut
Ieoiglid aus @orliebe fir Gnglanb,
oenn els ameritanu4er 9rdiibert mar
er berpfli6tet, eeredte Seban0Iuns
bon alien 9tatipnen obne 4usnabme gu
oerIangen. Oieie Jorberung ri9tete
aber Wilon nIr an Oeutialano unb
forberte iogar mebr, als er berettigt
mar. Oaour4 mar Oeuti9lanS gce
5punsen, 5ur SeIbitbiIfe su ereiien.
gBilion lpeib, benn er bat es ielbit gez
iogt ouB gnslanb tein Re9t bat,
S4iffe nit ameritaniI6en @aaren
aus Deutidlanb bepaus5ubalten, neil
ietns glodaoe unseieBlid unb iluipirts
lam TT. Seuti9lanb bate Elm Re6t,
gu ertparten, bab Dilion bieier 9bats
iade eemdb banbeln unb Gn9lurb bic
&aperung BON ameritauii4en Waaren,
be na6 Seuti9larb sebra9t tpsrSen
ipaen, Derbieten. reip. es nit ben
rbm gu Sebote itebenben Ulittsln, ipie
unter anberem bic SperruHs Der
WauHttionsausfphr 5pinsen ipsrSs,
bic gIodaos sin5uitelIen. 2us bisie
GrpartuHs ii6 mid! erfiilte. be-
idlob Seutidlanb. feline aiite
nit Sauabopt Sdiffen Oiieu
gu balten. Gas pirO ni9t mebr
nDtbis ieiR, peun 9usbes 5ur qrd=
llbentidaft selunst ba sr, tpie er bies
mebrfa4 ertldrt bat, aud GngIanb
apineen tpirb. bic Reats Der Der.
Staaten gu reipsttiren. Sn oieier
Weiie ipirb Sugbes ous sroBe Sinbers
nib sur Dabrung Oes Srieoens nit
Oeuti6lano aus bem Wege rdumen,
Der, pie jebi Der .Marina sJall er,
ipeiit, beitdnbis sefdbroet 1T. Sm
&ids bieier Sbatiade 1T bsutli9 gu
erieben, oab Der 5rieps nur ourd bic
grlpGblune bon Sugbss geii6ert :psrs
ben tunn, pdbrenb unter Der MitIone
i9en aominiitration niat porausSus
febeu 1T, pie balb elm &rie9 entitsben
,Dnnts. Cine fOlde ebrIi6e gleutraliz
tat, pie 5usbes. i'm GessniaB gu Dils
ions unebrliher NeutraIitat, lie beo6s
a4ten ruiirbe, bate aud sur Wiriung,
bem &rieee in europa Elm 6albiges
Gnoe au bereiteu, benn penn burt
Sugbes' @erbuIten gnsIanos 5offz
Hung, Deuf6lurb ausbungern Su
tOnnen, abfolut sei6punben III, bdnn
tpiro es bic Qusii4tslofisteit feines
arisges etnieben unb ss III ii6erlib
bic b0dite Belt, bab bic Der. Gtaaten
auf bic geerbiguns beg arisges bin=
tpirtsn, bamit bic itdtis unb beunrubt-
penb pa6fenbe 1beueruns in unfersm
2dnbe oufh0rt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-02

firm @roboaisr bod nidt r.dt ansss
tradt III. Wenn bas bic Jrau Jslbs
ipebsl erfdbrt. tpebs! iuebs! iuesel
Wenn's Der Ganoiturm 10 tptitlr
tieibi, mas ioll ba aus btm Batter
lanbe iperben2 Riiiielt ,uh aiif. aos
msraben, bas 2oiunssipOrt mnb iein:
y2fn bi. 9sipebrs!" glIio los. 2abt
bas ioerasnfansen iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-02
SIN Samptanartier bes 3run.
prinsen Ruppredt.
Don SeOrs aueri.
@rpbes 5auptquartier.
27. Geptemher.

Sd bate ssiisrn bic aus5ei4nuug.
ben Giibrer Der an Der CONNIE tdms
pfenben Seercsgrupbe gu ipreden. zen
&ronprin5eu Ruppreft bon 9apern.
Mas er mir iaste. mar ohne Ridf9ail
uno o6ne GrfolssausbIide, ein tiiblts
Bib Der Gage. pier einige ieiner
Sdbe:
r0ieIs Gomme Offenfipe brinst
uns 10 ourai6nittli9 ale feds Gag,
einen 2lnsriff DON iHgew05nIi6er 5efs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-02

glmeritansr siftise unb perrdtbsriIdbt
Subietts ssnaunt bat. Meine gbrs
perbistet es mir. cine folde 9eleibis
suns gu oerseien." Daran iollten iid)
bisienissn 9eutfden. bic fir Wilion
itimmsn lpollen. obpobl er ibnen ins
1eii4t seIpisen bat. ein geiipisI neb'
men.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-02
i'm gfarrbans seitOrbeu.

Gcr 65 Sabre aIte Gbipurb Mcc
ban 230 gmSlap Girabe, bate &c.
ltern WaoraelL nls er in Der Ct, aa,
bierstirfc i'm e5ebet filiete, einca
StIasaniaa. Gr ipiiroe IN Die Fiarr.
iiDhniing gstragelt poer nod Dor 2ln.
flinft ocS Or. aielp itarb. Dicire
tOuitaiirtc Serai4Iag ais 1oaes.
.aria&e,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-02

Wilfon bat cine iansls unb
sriinbli4e unteriuduns iiber ben
~wtarina" sSau anseurbnst. Sn geaus
auf gnslanbs 8ersepaltigunsen bat
er einen iulden gefebI niat ert9eilt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-02
9ouucrstas, ben 2. gsOuember 1916.

Der Daut bafiir, bab MIR
niat In ben suropdiiaen &ries seraa
then iinb, sebiihrt ni&t WilioE. inns
bern benz beuti4en &aiIer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-02

aartpffeln feben o B. d.
i'm preiie. Dab iie sine 9elitateTe se'
tporbsn limb. Ous lit eine Der Seq
nunsen Der WiIiuniden prosperitdt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-02

Sant benz prafiDsnte n
gbilfon Iinb grob urb &artoffeln in
England bebeutsnb biGiser, aIs In bies
fem aanbe, aus peI4em England lie
importirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-02

Der republit IN I ! d
S6aBmsiitersz z&anbtbat Cooper bat
ale Selber. bic ibm bOppelt be5ablt
purDen, iofprt 5uriideritattet. DER
bemotratii4e aanoibat Soptins BAT
bas niht s--:--s,. Wer BON Ssioen
perbient bas 0ertrauen Der 8iirser9
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-02
grnitgtim den. Elm betannter

grnitgrimden, elm betannter
eifriser Demotrat, Der in einem
Waibinstonsr Bureau tbdtig mar,
aber ieiue Steae Derlor, neil IT bic
beutidfeinblide poIittt @Iions be:
fdmpfte, 1T trosbem bon Der &ams
pasneIeituHs aufseforbert tporben, Res
ben gu Sunitsn DON Wilfun gu baltsH,
tpomit iHoirett bas @erfprs4sn Oefa
tuiipft mar, i'm ipieber in amt unb
Gteluns gu brinssn, penn er benz grs
fu4en Solse Ieiftet. Die Gntpprt,
bic 9rinden seseben bat, luutete bas
bin: sd mar INNER Elm 9emoira!
nnb perbe es aud in 3uturft Iein.
aber nihts tann mid peranIaifen, fir
WiIfOn su pirteu. Der bic Deuti6,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-02

Serr Spbu 9. 6 mpbeII.
Der republitaniide aanotbat fir bic
StaotsaupaltIaaft. bat ii9 IN Ieinem
ylutte 10 tiidtis unb sepifenbafi er'
pieien unb jeberseit fold ausseipros
den Iiberale 9eiinnuns betunbet, baB
er bic unteritiisuns alIsr SeItihen
perbisnt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-02

Ra9bem 4lliirteH be-
IhloHen baben, ben &ries mad bem
&risss fortsuieBen, lit es nniinnig,
Don einem DelttribunaI sur 9erbia
tuns BON 8riesen gu ipre4sn. Se
Nliirten ppllsn teineu 5risben, aud
aitbt, nahbem lie fapitulirt haben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-02

SIN ten RongreB S1'
Tritt beipirbt fd 5err gsiaOlas
2pngportb I'M feline WieoererDGb'
lung, bic ibm abioIut seii4ert ieir
folte, ba feline Dienfte beipns
bers in bisIsr 3eit unsntbebrIid limb,
inbem es iid barum banbelt. bic ames
ritonii9e Snbuitrie au i9iisen, unt
Serr aongtportb 1T In bieier SaGs
gang Defenders gut beipanoert.
9is Gnsldnber geben itlblt
gu. oab bic srobe SffeniiDe an Der
Somme lie bersits 100000 Wlann ses
toitet bat unb ibr Reiultat 1T, bob iie
unsstGbr neun Meilen melt oorseriidt
ilnb. Ia9 oieiem 9erbG!tnib perben
iis, pie Sinoeuburs es oarselest bat,
Drsibis Sabre brauden ,um an bic
beutids 9rsn8s gu eelangen, porausses
ieBt, baB biz auf Der 5Glfte bes Wez
ges nod Elm NuHu ii6ris geblieben tt.
Dsr fir 8iIion auf 9runn
Der iesisen YrosperitGt itimmt, iOIte
bod ni4t perssTsn, oab fie mad benz
&riege tpie Elm aarienbuus 5uiammens
fallen piro uub baun pirb bic ameris
tantide Snpuftrie in JoIse beg freis
bdHoIerif6en @tliOniden surifs Der
europGifaen aonturren5 peRrIos gcs
seniiberitehen. Wer cine buusrnbe
Y5rosperitdt puni4t, Der mub fir
9ugbes itimmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-02

9ofpttaIbsbarf 1T ba 3
ginaige, pOrin Oeutidlanb tnapb lit,
ba aapt. aDnis uuf ieiHer Riidfubrl
bauptia6li9 iOl4en mituebmsn piro.
Gs 1T Elm 9obu auf bic 9umanitdt,
BON tpel9er Der prdiibent beitdrois
iaIbabert, baB ioI4e Maaren untet
Gee beforoert perbsn miiFen. neil Der
bumare prdiibent ben griten ni6t
bsfeblen min, fotde Daareu unbsbin,
bert burdeebeu au Iafen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-02

Mit gtsug auf bic britifd'
.Gdpar5liIis" bat Der republitaniidr
prafiSenti6afts aanbibat, 9usbes,
ii6 sssen jebs unsehDrigs gebanbiung
amsritaniitsn Gissntbums. Der amss
riianiiden pOit, Ober ginmiiduna in
ben I.sitimen 5anbsIspsriebr Der Der.
Gtaoten srtlart. CIR idst.: Rein
glmeriiarsr. Der lsbisli4 ameriianifd.
Redie ausiibt, bari bon elmer frems
ben Ration auF bic f9parss aiits gee
Isbt psrbsn.s
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-01
BUSINESS MEN PLAN MONSTER BANQUET AT
 THE COUNTRY CLUB
Business Mems Association of Warren District Making Ar arrangements for Big Dinner September IA.

Final plans were made last even ing by the dinner committee of the Warren District Business Mems As sociation for the monster banquet which will be held by the organiza- tion at the Country Club, Thursday evening, September IA. A full atten- dance of the committee was had and from present indications it would ap- pear that the session will be the larg- est and best of it's kind ever held in the Warren District.
 Tickets have already been issued and, to say the least, are unique. They are now in the hands of all members of the committee and can also be se- cured from the secretary. The ac- commodations at the Country Club. though large. still have a limit and it would be advisable that all those desiring seats reserve them at once. The committees membership, from whom tickets may be secured, is as follows: J. C. White, Robert Hamil- ton, Sam Frankenberg, s. c. Dodds, J. T. Carey, J. J. Dugal A. L. Crocker E. H. Smith, F. A. Mckinney and Thomas COwperthwaite.
 The dinner will start promptly at s o'clock Those who do not go by
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-01

machine are already beins urged to catch the 7:30 ear from Bisbee. The banquet will be fully up to standard. The steward of the club is already arranging a menu for the occasion that promises much in the line of the culinary art.
 Several short, snappy talks will be featured during the banquet. Tn ad- dition the excellent orchestra Of tha Twenty Second Infantry has been se- cured for the evening and win play during the dinner and for. several vaudeville acts which have been se- cured. These acts are rated as first class and will be one of the features of the evening.
 It is expected that representatives of the military, now camped on the border. will be present at the dinner. in addition to possible visitors from other towns in the county.
 The last dinner given by the Ass0- citation was held at the K. Of C. Hali and was attended by about 160 people. The coming banquet is expected 10 be attended by nearly two hundred.
 The committee is.in one lone quan- diary. If any Bisbeeite can relieve the situation it will be appreciated. In other words. the committee wants a real, good badger and some one to officiate at the pulling of the animal for the fight which may be included in the program.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-01
WELSH WHITE BOUT IMMUNE FROM STRIKE
 ID 60 ON MONDAY
Reservations From All Over Country Pour Into Colorado Springs-Both Boys Are III the Best of Fettle.
ley Review Leased Wire.)

COLORADO SPRINGS, Aug. @1- The receipt hero today of press dis patches indicating that the railroad
 rite situation would 5c unlikely to ?. erlcrc with tle arransements for inc % round championship bout next
 Monday arteri1on between Freddie Welsh and Charley White has lifted g pail of gloom from the Pikes Peak
 'tuation. AS a re-ui, telcgrams call ing for seat reservations have been .1miue in from Cbioalo. st. Louis, Salt Lake City and cities on both the Atlantic and Pacific seaBnards.
 Both Welsh and White trained to- Jay before capacity houses and their fast work was awarded frequent ap- rlause. Welsh is down to his frhtins weight of l35 pounds while his op- ponent is three quarters Of a pound heavier. "a
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-01
HART'S DELINEATION OF WESTERN BAD MAN
 IS BEST ON RECORD
Triangle Star in "The Aryan' at the Orpheum Raised in Dakota where He Found Something Of Characters.

William s. Hart the noted film star who appears regularly in Triangle Kay-Bee features. makes a speciality of playing Western characters. He himself was raised on the plains Of North Dakota among the Sioux In dians. 50 he knows something about making them true to life. But while his delineations constitute a wide gal lery of Western figures, he prefers one special type. This is the Western bad man" Hart is playing in The Aryan" again today at the Orpheum.
 "I like him best" says Mir. Hart, because he is the most maligned person west of the Mississippi, and enjoy presenting him from the angle that shows him for what he truly is. ] knew some famous Western bad men in the early days of the Dakotas; out never met one whose badness was indicative of tine real man
 There always is some human note lingering down under the grufIness, waiting to be touched. l doubt very much, sometimes, if the shrewdest judge Of human nature could deliber- ately call this element forth; 1t usually takes some accident happening, such as the coming of the fearless little. girl in The Aryan,' to bring it to light.
 The conventional bad man has be- come a yerita5le studio lay-1gure; my present mission in life is to put some humanity iu him. Something of my wish seems Co have been conveyed to -.e men who write scenarios for me; for they frequently write me bad man ,arts. Heretofore, the consistent yil- ain has been given largely as con --ast to the hero, or Q work some mean piece of business in the plot; but as a central figure without com Dlete conversion from lifetime habits. believe he is mere or less of a novelty"
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-01

that there are surprises Tn store for those who have been laboring under the delusion that the C-I.hern States, as a whole. are orL Csel to granting woman the ballot.
 Among the representative women who will speak on Dixie Night and tell of the strides which woman suf- frage is making below the Mason Dixon line are Mrs. B. J. Cunning ham, president of the Texas Woman Suffrage Association; Mrs. Edward McGehee, president of the Mississippi Federation of Women's Clubs, and Mrs. Lila Meade Valentine, president of the Virginia Equal Suffrage League. Other Southern leaders who are on the program that night in clude Mrs. Eugene Rielley, Vice
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-01

resting at an angle of about I5 de grees, proved unsuccessful Thus far, it was said the submersible has not been damaged.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-01
CARRANZA REPORTS MANY
 DEAD ZAPATISTAS

WASHINGTON, Aug. 31.-EIiseo Arredondo, Mexican ambassador de- sisnate, today received cablegrams from Mexico City announcing the death Of Zapata Chiefs Rodolfo Rodri- suez, Manuel Lezama and Manuel Aguilar in the battle at Acatlan.
 shortly after municipal elections on September @, an edict will be publish. cd CaliinS Tor elections of a cOhsttt enL to discuss and sanction in each case all decreei, laws and reforms to the constitution, dictated by General CarranZa.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-01

President General Federation Won- en's Clubs; Mrs. Guildford Dudley, president Tennessee Equal SufraCe Association, Inc; Mrs. T. T. Gotham, president Arkansas Woman Sui frage Association, and Mrs. Thomas Jefferson Smith, president Kentur5y Equal Rights Association.
 President Wilson and MT. Hughes have been invited to address the con- vention, which is the most important that has ever been called in the suf- frage history of the country. It's specific purpose is to determine the political policy which the National American Woman Suffrage Associa- tion-a strictly non-partisan body will follow during the coming Fall campaign.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-01

"Dixie Night" promises 70 furnish one of the big surprises of the emergency-called convention of the National American Woman Suffrage Association at Atlantic City next month. On that night-September seventh-the thousands of women from all parts of the country who have mobilized for the convention will learn at first hand how the "solid Soutll" stands on the question of woman suffrage. And, according to Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, presi- dent of the national association, the information will not be displeasing.
 Details of the information which is to be presented to the convention by the Sccthern leaders are being jealously guarded, but l. is admitted
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-01
BLUE AND WHITES WILL MEET BLUES
 ON WARREN FIELD
Teams Are Contenders for the
 First Place in the League Standing - Exciting Match Is Looked for By All Fans.

The Blue eleven will meet the Blue and White players in a league cricket Sunday afternoon. Since these teams are fighting for first place in the league standing a particularly inter estinS and exciting match Is looked forward to. The lineup will be as follows:
 Blue Eleven.
 J. Lanyon, E. Wilson, J. T. Quick, J. Marshall, T. H. Curnow, J. Bastian, C. Constable, J. Farrar R. Trathen, A.. Potter, D. Marshall (Captain). Re serves: c. Marshall, J. Watson, F. Donna
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-01
L . C A L
(Additional.l
.oL TEACHERS BACK.

SCHOOL TEACHERS BACK.
 Miss Jessie Poland returned yester- day from Champagne. Illinois, where she has enjoyed g delightful summer vacation.
 Miss Sally Mccall arrived in B.sbee yesterday fom Decatur. Illinois where she rested through her summer vacation.
 Miss Lydia Sloan Was an arrival yes terday from Shreveport Louisiana. where she had a pleasant summer, visiting friends.
 Miss McSorley came in yesterday morning from Dclerven. Wisconsin. where she enjoyed a delightful sum mer.
 Miss Nancy Lowe arrived from Beioit, Wisconsin, where she visited friends during her summer vacation.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-01
CEUEL JOKE

William Nelson took a friend out r.diue in his Ford few days ago but found that the thing would only go Ly starts He would run it about hali mile and then have Co get out and look it over. then, as il the rest had done it good. it would run about a mile more. This continuance was the rule until he arrived at the bot tom of the Siag Dump hin Here an of his coaNing availed nothing and the two had Co walk on into town. He took the ear to garage to md out what was the matter and found that some humorous person had un-
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-01

then screwed it up again so that the trouble could not be detected. Nel- son is making a diligent search for the naughty joker and will no doubt get even if he ever finds him.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-01

screwed the connections on the feed
 pipe leading from the gasoline tank to the carborater. placed a little plug which would allow the gas to come through drop at a time in the pipe,
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-01
NEW U. S. SUBMARINE
 IN MID AT ONO BEh

LONG BEACH, Cal, Aug. 31.-The United States submarine L-6 still was fast tonight in a mud bank in which it stuck after being launched early to- day at the plant of the California Ship Building Company. Several at tempts ro free the vessel, which is
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-01
VETERANS OF 60'S NAME BOSTON FOR
 BIG 1917 REUNION
Members of c. A. R. Will Name New Commander in Chief T'oday--Fear of Strike Worries Many.
(By Review Leased Wire,

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 31-The en- campment of the Grand Army Of the Republic began it's second week here today. chose Boston as the location or the 1917 reunion. adopted resolutions petitioning Congress to act on the pension law, and paved the way for the election of a new national com mander in chief tomorrow. The eight auxiliary organizations held their busl- ness sessions at various points throughouy the city and some elected officers.
 Many of the veterans who have been here this week became alarmed at the threatened railroad strike The dog watch" of the National Associa- ton Of Naval Veterans was held al Convention Hall tonight and brought together hundreds of me nwho had fought in the sea and river battles Of the Civil War.
 The Sons of Veterans auxiliary named N. r. Clothier, of Rockford. Ills, at national president
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-01
Blue 6 White Eleven.

w. Stevens, T. Curnow, T. Long, J. Grant, B. Millburn, J. Millburn, J. Armstrong, J. Atkinson, J. Hope, B. Foss. r. Bowden (Captain). Reserves: W. Crewes, W. HOlmwoOd, W. Nit chell, r. Maidment.
 Empires: $. Harris, R. Holmes.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1916-12-16
APARTMENT BARGAIN.

APARTMENT BARGAIN.
FOR SALE-Four Flat Apartment
Brick building at Sixth Avenue and
Aldrich North. Owner about to
leave town. Reasonable terms. In
quire 6ls Alrich Avenue North.
Modern room, nicely furnished, near
car line. Clean and comfortable. Mrs.
S. A. Steele, 818 Emerson Ave. No.
Phone Hy. S65i.
MUST BE SOLD AT~ ONCE.
Seven room modern home, hard
wood floors, hot-water heat, large lot,
3224 Portland Ave-, Minneapolis, on
easy terms; shown only by appoint
ment. F. D. McCracken, 40 Court
Blk, st. Paul.
FOR RENT.-Large front room
Modern, Steam Heat, near car line.
Gentleman preferred. Mrs. Jos.
Thomas, 2S0l Portland Ave-, Phone,
So. 2164. "
FOR RENT.-Seven Room House,
in good condition, water and gas,
good locality. $1,000 per month. APP
ply on premises, 1108 E. 36th St.
FOR RENT-Kitchen and Bed
Room, Furnished or UNFINISHED.
Single or married couple. Conve-
nient and within walking distance.
Call Hyland 1928. ,..s~ -
A Desirable Room, Steam Heated,
Modern conveniences, near car line,
for a respectable man or man and
wife. 1892 Portland Ave. Phone
Colfax 1150.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1916-12-16
MINNEAPOLIS SUNDAY :
EORTTM

Tho meeting of the Minneapolis
Sunday Forum Sunday afternoon
Dec. II, 1916, marks the close of the
present session and the end of the
term of the officers now acting. The
nominating committee will report
candidates for the several places to
be filled and to these the Forum
membership is privileged to add
others. Mr.. R. A. Skinner, former
president of the Forum, will appear
upon the program and speak upon
Duty"
Mr.. Daniel Raynor, tenor soloist
of the St. Peter A. M. E. Choir, will
sing a selected number.
Election day is always a lively and
interesting period of the Forums &C.
tivity. This added to an attractive
program will induce a larger attend
ance than usual Come earlyl and
have voice in naming the men and
women who will direct the Forums
course during the coming six months
at Bethesda Baptist Church, 9Th St
bet. II and IL Aves.I3:30 P. M.
w. M. Smith, Pres.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1916-12-16

Mr.. Louis Thornton of Faro, N. D..
D., is in the city.
Miss Lillian Wallace, sister of Mrs
B. J. Wilkinson, 1907 10th Ave. No.
is on the sick list.
Mrs. Frank Peoples is visiting in
haywood and Chicago.
Atty. Gale P. Hilyer, left for his
former home in Washington, D. c.,
on Thursday evening to attend the
funeral of his mother, Mrs. Andrew
Hilyer, who has been i'll several
months.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1916-12-16
"A DRAMATIC RECITAL.
To-Be Given By
PROF. ]. w. BUNDRANT
= Assisted by Local Talent.
Mardel icks-Bundrant
Accomplish
STUDIO RECITAL HALL
TUESDAY EVE. DEC. 19.
TICKETS so AND Csc.
N. A. A. c. p. 3
Elects New Officers.

The local branch of the National
Association for the Advancement of
Colored People met last Sunday night
at St. Peter A. M. E. Church. Atty.
B. S. Smith outlined the work of the
Association, and the need of a re-
organization of the branch. Fifty
five paid members were enrolled and
the following officers elected: Pres,
B. S. Smith, v. Pres, w. c. Jeffrey,
Treas, Eva B. Walker, Secy., R. A.
Skinner. The executive committee
will be elected at next meeting.