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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-23
aaifestransdjen.

- Ger ,Srauen. inio s,lnefraneit.
sSerciu Der Gp. proi. Ct. poulils
gemeiuSe, (3,aitor u. Reinen5). lat
mcreen gladglrittag @erfammIilng.
SIM anihIns foIgt Elm Aaiieeiran,.
den, rpeltes pon ben fOIsenoen Ga'
men ieroicrt inrSen fpir6: s. e5ahnte,
G. ssrobne, g. aicnfer @. aDnig.
Ir6mer, g. aiitner, q. Status, z.
aieppe, u. aoeppe. q. Subrnianil
W. geueaer, CT. Mens imo II.
Ulnent. Cine her5Iide GinlaonnJ
craeht an ale wiitgIieber ulIo
1rcunbe.
- Der Irnu,nberein Der 3p.it.n
Teulifxn gresbpterii6m air4s on
Der aib.rtp Strdbe, ipefiIid Don Der
freeman aps., tdIt feline monatlihe
8erfdmmIuns ON Donn.ritag Not.
mittaa, "a. Jebruar, ab. Die Grautn
D;dmarn. 4lIsn, MuIfinmp IT,, Wass
n.r IL. @ansmiiIler unb Rohftod 'trs
piren ben aaffes. Mle Miiglieosr uno
9rsunb. bss @.reius iinb hsrsIi9 sins
gsloben.
Ter ntonatlide aafiee Sss
yranenpereins Der Gu. ct. sobarHes
WcmeinSe IN sienoing (Baitor BAIL
9onrcniit) finSet am Tomeritag bic.
Ter @od,e bel 3rnm Sulia Troden.
brot iiatt. JoIgenoe 5raueu werOen am
giif bicncn: antie Butler. Bertha
Sdcit. GIIa Sdtpcntbmis, Gm:ri
gcrfcs, Sdnua pon g'arlcri iilio
Static pom garlen.
Der Jrauenbsrsin btr 60. g.I.
@smsiube Su Cotlsp psriamneIt ff
CUR gsItui6nfili4en llnisrbaltuHs am
Donnsritas, "a. 5sbruar, Hn9mi.s
tags BON 2 Biz 8 llbr. Die irsunbIis
den Gaitssbsrinnen iinb bic Opmsp:
%. Giausheibs, 8. gorbss, o. Duhis
tpsber, 70. Gnbres. 3. ebrbuGer uHb
20. Bsdmonn. Jthtrmann III uuIs
irsunbli6iis sinsefubsn.
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aoH,ert bes Clifton Ssiebts Gsiaue'
bersius.

DaftIb. finbsf am Gonntag, ben
q. Jebruar, punt balls brei llbr ans
fdnsenb, I'm Ooeon itoti. Rad Iins
eertr palis fiibit fi9 Der Wsrsin beipos
gen, mieber cinmdI on oieCefientlid,.
felt su irsisn, lin fsine Witgiisber uub
3ablrei6n Jrennbe NIT tintr 4nsabl
Der berrlidfttn 9itber 81 srfraien.
Inter Der bsipdbrtsn 2siiuns feines
Diriaeni,n 5errn apnis ebrsoii
lpurbm bisislbsn forsfdliis sinitubirt
unb III Icmit alien 9efuhnn Elm hobtr
genub in ausfitt ssitslli. Daju iutrs
ben nod Soliften BON beianniem Ruf
ebsnfdrls sinsn au.en 9bsiI beitrastr.
Gs finb btsbaIb ale Greanbt ots
beuif6en lisbss eingslabtn, biejss
9on,eri su beiufen, 5umal Der ein'
tritt irei iit. Golssnbes programm
!ommt sur 9urdfiibruns:
gbor-stri.s.rs abfdi.b Sf.nmunn
gbor -Sonnias auf BEN Rssrs.ai.be
giolin SDli-
Wle6itdtion mts Sbois Walleilet
Gm,ouetta gigmbroiid
Jrau Gmil Strrmann.
gcgIeiting: 3rI. Gatb. @iomnnH
gboI--Sm maisriinsn Wdlos asrn
Qientr--
Die Qorslei Sisji
an ben Sonnenihein Sdugann
yrl. emma 8urtbar0t.
ebor-Spielmannslisb galbamns
Biolin Coli
qiebsslitb 49,. &rtisf..
gaprit. 9ienoiiit 49,. arsislsr
iyrau emil 5nrmann.
gesIeiting: 5rl. Gath. @ionianli
gbor-goftbornsriibe =. WeftItr
gbor-Die Spinnerin -. 5ermss
qieber--
Gs blintt Der 1bau Rubinltsin
Die blauen Sriiblinssausen Riss
Srl. emma gurtbarot.
Gbor-SsimatbIiebe -. Menssrt
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SDnimstpn.

Sie Gpeinstuner Office fir bal
rGintirnetier @uIfsblatt" befinSei
E6 in Sem GcbGuSc Der Geop!ca
sapinas Sanf & Srnit Co., Z @et
6. Strafe. 9tnseigen, Mittbeilnugeu
unb Yeitcllunsen irgrno luelfer Mri
iucroen hs nenn 1tbr gbenbs baielbft
entsesenseuOmmen. Selepbou Sout5
1854.
Seirat6sf6eine: gbarles 8.
Brsnnon, 46, unb GIIie q. GrabIe,
81, bsibs BON Gbicusu, SG. - Ben.
Bropts, 25, BON Drpsr, ap. unb
@iolst Sabie, 21, BON 2uOIop. ap.
- Sm 9Oli5eigeri6t purbe sss
fern Der Tarbise SO. s. Sarris unter
Der Intldge bes Stratenraubs ben
GroBgei9porsnen ii6srfpisfen. Jrsb.
Walp BON Ro. 1916 ct. CLAIR Stras
BE beSeugte, bob er BON Spei 5orbis
gen iiberfalsn iporben lei. ginsr Der
Strabenrdubsr itedte ieinen Singer
in ben Munb bes llsberfaQenen, I'm
bieien an Sareien gu psrbinbsrn.
Nulp babe. Inn iia Oes ansriffss gu
errpebren, i'm in ben Singer ssbiTen.
Cine lnteriu9ung ersab, bab Sarris
an ieinem Singer Dsrlest pprben mar.
Diefe Wunbe mill Der Qnssilaste
pdhreno Der 4rbett in Goal Gitp err
litteH babn. Die girgi9aft b,s
Gngetlasten ipurbe nit $1,000 feitges
felt. Der Jorbise Ben. anberion,
pel9er beiduIbist tpiro, fsinen RaFe=
genofen gb. Miller perneifert gu
baben, fpurbe sIsitfaus ben GrDbgee
f4porenen iiberrpieisn.
- Der gopington Snbuitrie Club
nub Der ReppOrt Club Der 9ei4dfts>
leute bielten geitern cine 9sr1ammz
lung ab, in fpelher mehrere, bas al
geneine Snterefie berii6renbe Jrasen
gen aur Debate gebra9t ipuroen. Der
Reprdientant ). 3. WurpbD pOn 2ens
ton Gp. tritiiirte bic 2esisIatur, in
ipelaer Diele Der Serren @efeBgs6er
nidt gsbiloet senus feien, Inn bic 5ur
Gntf6eibung ein9ereidtsn @eieb>
porlagen gu perite6en. Sn Der aes
gislatur ieien i'm leBtsn Sernin 700
Bills eingereiht tporbsn. Wenn ale
btefe @efebesatte 5ur 4nnabme ges
langen, oann pGre ber Stdat bantes
rot. 9ills, fpelde ben ganssn Staat
nnb ni4t bios Elm gountp begiinItigen,
folten sur annabme empfobler tper>
ben. Die Spirituoienfraee abforbire
ale Gnbere tpi6tige 9ei9dfte, iobab
bieIs ni4t CUR @erbdnblung eelans
Gen tOnnen. 2obbbiIten, tpeIde aroBe
aorporutiOnen reprdientiren, beaiin>
1tissn bieie enbloien Oebdtteu iiber
bas Spiritupfen Ssies, Oa bierbur9
bic 4nflnsrtiamtett, tpeIhe ipnit ibren
&orporatioren 3usepenbet perben
fpurbe, d6gelentt pirb. Oas 0olt
follte perlaneen, oab bic 2eoislatur
enbli9 ernitIi6 an ibre GeTfdfte
ge9e. 3um S6lub oerlonate er, bab
7eine Bill, ipelher bic unterbridunq
Der fog. rSunbboots" beitimmt, ins
bofirt tperbe. 0teiem 8erlanaen
ipuroe einftimmig entfprofsn. Der
Genator u. 6. Stritlstt, ais Der
nd6ite Rsbner ertldrts, bag 339
Bills i'm Senat sinserei6t porber
feien. gr tbeilte bss Meiteren nit,
bab bic Bill, tpeI4e cine 26I6offuna
bes Rutbes Der Stabt &ommiIGre
fiir bic Stdbte 5ipsitsr &lafTe Be.
ftimmt, niebergeitimmt iperben pirb.
gnf antrae beg prdfibent Sreo. pie
per purbs befdloFen Elm 3ommittee
gu ernennen. tpel4es i'm Berein nit
einem &pnlmittee bes Wetpport glabs
Der Sei4aftsIsats Ha@ GramfOrt rsie
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-23
gokal-Derid)l
Ser Sater besNaferlanoes
Ter Geutidr IiunierDereiH 5ollt ibn'
ais eriten Iionier patriutiidjen
Srihnt.

Sai6ington's @eburtstagsfeier &C.
itaItet iib 81 elmer grobortigcn
aunSaeblug Der @tnbeiiridier. -
9,iirgerneiiter 9ufta iprift irber
Sen oeutid)en antbeiI on Der ent'
uideIms unierer Staot. - 9tif'
ter slIfreo 9.' 9tippert beiddfti0t
iid nit ieiuen SiebIingen, Den
gngIdn6crn, uno ruft ieinen are'
rifaniidcn gfitbiirgern eini3r
S1atiahen ms @eOadtitiB 5uriif
- g9ir baben beitte mebr Sories
inl 2ailoe aIs 5ur 3eit @aibing'
tons. = Ger berslid)e @iafcntnt
oes @ereins.a,rdiioenten Otto gIn
rcr. = Sfppei5er. iub Yionier'
finger Brineen 9ieber bar @il.
beIm SfneIler bon Gbicago ipriht
iiber Die gieiolutiou gum Nnui.
tioilsausfubrperbot.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-23

Der Geutife Gionierperein bot Elm
3abr aitseeiest, aber pergeiien bat CT
bas 9te3ept fir bic 9eranitaltuna
uHb Iltrdfiibrimg elmer luilroigcr
,Seier pon @aibinetoirs @eburtstaa
| nidlt ltno or tan1 es nod ebenIo gut
pie 6anlals, nIs 0euti6e Yioniere bic
eiltsioen ipareit, .peld)e IN unicrer
Stabt ocS @aters bes gaterlauoes al
| Ieinem @etGrtstag seoad)ten. 2ause
Iollae Sabre eabeu Oelitife TionIere
cH leu6tenoes 9eiipiel Don gatrio-
tisnluS, inoen iie bes oroben Wnn.
neg ee9aftcn 5u bem mir ais oei
ge1riinber Der amerifaniifen sSrci.
eeit, ols ben Batter unieres 2nnoe5
cnpol ,tauen Sic babeil Staile ge'
aia1t iulo menn beute @aibnrgtor 5
Geb:trtstag in unierer Stabt pieber
Iaageittcin eeieiert iuirb. 70 gebiibrt
hos 9er6ienit oaiiir benz Teutid,en
Fiollicrpercin.
@ciiern jabrte iidJ Der Gag gum
1slilen Nnl, ais George @aibing.
ton BEN glmeritonern eeiGeutt ,pliroe
NIB 2lber6s periatunclten iid) Die
hellli6en @ioniere IN ben INTERN Ga.
len Der SlrnboQe gum feitIiden ge.
ga5en oes @eoenftages. lieber Der
ebrentaiei praHgte ein gilonib
0jeorae 8aIbIustons. @r 5efano iit
i'll gutter @eiellid,ait, oenr non ibrcil
Giebeltalen idnitten 9ircoln, gurnud.
Ter Sabn, S6ilIer lno 8oette 5ii ibut
beriiber. gtur 2ooiepeIt iinb @ilion
fc6ltcn, mie gfiGter Gtippert int
Sonie ieiner He0e utter ocm 9eiiail
Der Meuge berporbo6. lie Sale mar
oes @eitcren nit ben Sterncn un5
Sireiien bcfcrirt, io6db bic 5eitper.
iamntlimg iiulitten eines ieitliden
RaIncns ii6 befano. gn Der Grrer.
tafel batten Die 9ealiten oes @ereil,s
nit hen gerne2iebenen @lIten ipie
Siiftcr Sobn Sdppoab iotuie Den go.
Itcren Sugo @. GiicnIc9r, 9r. 3. g..
0orn Gib 9lnbrrns 9temenS benz
8iireerneiitcr George Gud)tn, Rid.
ter 9lIireo g. Rippert, iorpie ben sic,
nieriansern 4las getontmen. Sieran
reigten ii9 Die Sfipei5er Son9er
gno Damn tarnen Die lJtitglieoer. Gis
Saac lpar BEL peitcn1 nid,t grpb ge.
mug, nm aa Die @inbeitrifler oili3ii.
ncbmen iooaB aub Der anitoBenOe
Ganl nj genusrng geuontmen per.
Scn nltbte.
Iie Stimnlune, faas iie nidt
ibor jeoer utitgcbrddt batte, FAM
in Sdjulnig ourd Die Siiri6enSell
Horte, Die oer @ereinspr1iioeit Serr
Otto Simmer gum @iafoInm ON Die
5eitperiamnlluna rtdfete. Or iaste
ctsDa:
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men, mar i1 mtI
Dpspepfia rIno nies
Der b 7 il d e n be n
Shmer3sn i'm Hit'
Ten uno ben Seitea
seplugt, unb nod
Dem it nein c
Waabl5siten sinses
nommsn, bate i'd
iol6 fturtegIdbuns
gen in msinem Wadz
gen, oob ih taum
atbmen tom n I {.
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3eitpeiie mar ih 10 i4pa4, oab i9
taum auf ben JiiBsn itebsn tOnnte
iino ih Ta6 bobldusis aus uno meine
Suutfarbe mar gels. SEPT babe t1
cine CUTE Garbe uno bin in jeber Weiie
teTsr. Sd tanu meine 2lrbeit obns
S6msr3sn perri6ten. Sd berte es 1T
bic bette Wlebisin Der @elt fir Sra.
eenleiosn bon Jrauen." - Srau
Nellie Billiams, 81 Weit 8.
Gtrdbe, Rem 9lbanb, SnD.
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ilnfdae.

Der iiebenidbrige @atter Gp.
Zen, 2139 Central slpenuc. firI &c.
iiern gsndunittag IN ieinem elterIidwa
naiIic einc 1rppc berab iinb erIitt
einai 9einbuih, iotpie mbere Ser.
lesunecn. Die ieine lleberfiibrIns na6
baH StaotboipitnI n0tbis nInd,tra-
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sranen etoStSerbanS.

Ter s}ruusnpertin tes Dtuiias
gfmeriianiftsn Ginbtpsrbdnbs br.
fanImtlt ii9 beite 9iatmiitap um 2
llbr in Der Wdfbinston sglatfurm.
Dd bic idbrIi6s 9samisntpobl uuf
bem prcsramm itfht unb amber. ejs,
iAdfts Don mi6tigieii bsr grlebiauna
barren, 10 pirb cine sablrsi4 bsiuSis
Uufammluuo tzpartst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-23

0as GsIf mar in isou geskbHns
tin GrfoIs ssiusien.
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- SEQ. 6. syrsubsnbsrs BON GIN
einnati unb Sulid M. 9odHunn BON
Reipport etipirtten ssitern einen Ssis
ratbsi9ein.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-25
VISITED EASTERN STAR
CHAPTER At NEW SMYRNA

Al Garter. grand secretary Of The
O E : q Florida and past grand
p2ron As vel. no1ored % New Snyr-
IA Monday afternoon. accompanied by
Ms Carter. past grand uaEron, and
Ms E A. Lapp. past worthy mauon
o Live OAK Chapter. No l Of this
CITY and attended 2 meeting OF Do
lcres Chapter. No 3. OF New Smyrna.
Il which the grand matron. Mrs Lulu
= Scozr- q Fort Meade. vas making
Al official visit The meeting was
vel attended and interesting The
aau had been very pret15ly decorated
tor the occasion Eith flowers and
grseRery- ferns and red roses pre-
dominating. and unusually attractive
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-25
ENTERTAINED At
THEATER Party AND DINNER

Mrs James A. Dryden delightfully."-
entertained fe~ OF her friends Mon
day IN 3 charming manner The af-
ternoon Was pleasantly spent a the
Crystal thea1er. ard q dinner party
xEas given IN the evening al the Mag
rolia hotel Those present we're Mes.
danes L " Wood. T. c. Turner. /
E Wells and Misses Margaret Wells
and Emma Cory. After 3 short mu
sicaIe, which VAS thoroughly enjoyed
b. all the party dispersed al an earls
hour. declaring Mis- Dryden was I
charming hostess Mrs Dryden Is hi
widow OF the late James 4 Dryden
who was one Of the most prouinen
citizens or Milwaukee, where he mad.
many beqaesEs. among them being a.
imposing statue o. Robert Burns
which IS the pride OF the residents Q
that city
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-25

Frank. who had sast entered school.
came home one day and began fight
ing his brother. two years younger
His mother protested a. such per
torrance. when he turned % her and
said. Mamma. I have 20 teach him
90 hghr because when he goes 20
school some day ! may not be with
him II fellow hits him. and he must
know how 10 fight
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-25

The cd soldier was again giving
the youngsters accounts OF the won-
ders he had xperleneed. especially IN
he way of climate. Said he i re-
member VIXEN Ne were in FyzzrduD
we used 70 test our bread IN the sun.
and Yonngsfer finterrupfingl !:
Yss. / kncw: and you we're supplied
With eorkscrsss so draw your
hreakh,~
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-25
May INCREASE GERMAN BLOCKADE.

LONDON, Jan 25.-The British cabinet to
iay considered measures which would make the
blockade OF Germany more effective The matter
will be turned over 10 parliament tomorrow
b. Foreign Minister Grey Is also ex-
pectei.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-25
Easy 20 Classify.

Tommy Vas put % bed early one
evening. ana getting up next morning.
nEs papa told him he had something
20 show him. Leading him into his
mothers bedroom. he drew OUT from
aaasy the bedcloshes q tiny baby
Nnzch had come during the night
Nov Tommy. what DO you think this
isyv ssad his father. smiling. Tom
my's bsg eyes opened wide and look.
Ing proudly ~ his father, said: Why,
aa<ss tads-
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-25
Distinction a Terms

-Of course yoR favCr the zF2-ss
7 don't know" replied the bEST zEz
I'm 3 plain. practical psrSo2- So
times ! think the uplift depsE1s -
zuch On literature and scie1es N1a<
I favor Is the boost
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-25
importance Of Diet.

HoE ron succeed S scco-1--S .
how you work How y0E EoEx : -
eor6fng 70 how you think E0E -
think Is according 70 hoE yoz -
Not always, but often enough 70 -A5s
Z q rule
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-25
AUsTRIANs ovERRUN MONTENEGRO.

BERLIN, Jan. 25.-OffIcialS of this city state
that practically all OF Montenegro IS now overrun
by the AuStTo-HungaTian troops which are living
off the fat Of the land. There are four separate in
vaSonS Of Albania under way and Is believed
that part OF the archives Of the SeTbanS were cap
tuTed when the AustTianS occupied Scutari
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-25
y AE~ ELECTRIC sign
At MILLS RESTAURANT

4 n3w and attractive electric sign
50 feeS long ard 3 inches wide has
been erected ia front OF a6lllss cafe.
The lettering u lneandescent lamps
i arranged o. bokh sides Of the slga
and flashes On and OF q regular II
seEvals calling hungry wanderers .
eats
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-25
GERMANS TAKE 100 PRISONERS.

Berlin, Jan. 5 (Offcial) German troops
are continuing the offensive at Arteis. They have
successfully captured three machine guns and over
90 prisoners near Melville StvaaSt north of Aer-
as. The counter attacks OF the French along the
entire line have been severely repulSed
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-25

refreshments we're served ne Ezz<
matron VIII make an Official vis< .
Live Oak Chapter. Of this city. szrE
IN February
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-25
MURDERERs TO co TO CHAIR.

turned verdict Of guilty against Tony Malona
and Sam Macena for the murder OF Louis Staff, a
Hebrew peddler who was slain last November A
death sentence will, all probability, be the pen
atty handed down By the court tomorrow
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-25
REPUBLICAN LEADER
FAVORS LARGE ARMY


WASHINGTON, Jan 25.-.Nar with Eng
land, not Germany, is most TO Be feared b. the
United States declared Republican leader Mann
on the floor Of the house today, n announcing the
the support OF the preparedness program.
He favorS standing army Of half million men
and inpoTed his colleagues 10 look al the question
Of preparing this country for trouble as though the
final and entire responsibility OF the nation rested
in their hands.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-03
IAYEARS Ago Today
81 From The Herald of This
Date, 1907.

-HE plumbers strike is unchanged
today as all Of the men who went
L out. with one exception, remain
cut According TO the figures given out
by the master plumbers. there must be
fully $4,000 worth Of work under con-
tract in the city toeay not to mention
numerous buildings that are likely to be
erected this month. Two Of the local
plumbing establishments have closed
their doors since the strike and have
not reOpened-
Mason Pollard. son Of J. II, Pollard,
returned today from Kansas City
H. c. Myles left on the Southern Pa
cific this morning on = short trip 10
New Mexico
The Santa Fe trains were several
hours late Yesterday. due TO several
washouts on the line
Mrs. c. E. Mclean has returned from
Sacramento and san Francisco, where
she went early in the summer
J A Kline and Henry Pfaff as rep
resentatives OF the Two Republics OH
company, have left for Beaumont
Miss Edwards. a niece Of judge
Waters Davis. of this city. arrived in e
Paso today from san Antonio on a br1ef
visit
At q brief session OF the city council
this morning a petition from citizens
asking that the reservation be removed
from Utah street was read but no ac-
ton was taken
The Country club members viii sign
the contract with the Boone Park as
ISOLATION this afternoon and as soon as
this. is completed Mr.. Boone viii start
work on the new club house
The carnival committee met last eve
ming in the city hall and approved the
action Of the subcommittee in reengag-
ing exsecretary lockwood. Mr. Lock
= God was engaged on a flat salary OF
S2OG per month. effective on Oct l.
There was a heavy rain with consid-
cradle hail yesterday afternoon be-
tween four and five o'clock The rain
caught most of the matinee audience al
the Buffalo Bill wild west show and
made IL rather a disagreeable perform
ance
OF the founding OF the Ladies OF the
Maccabees. the only secret beneficiary
order in the world controlled exclusively
by women, and FL PasO hive celebrated
the event with a musical at o. r c.
hall
Tomorrow morning a party Of eight
srOrtsmen will leave on a hunting trip
IT. the Sierra Madres- The personnel Of
the party is as follows: DIT. Paul An
Gerson. N. de Ferguson. Dr. W " Nc
Kenny. Dr. Mullins. Dr. P H. Brown,
7 g. Bush, and attorneys ". n Petit
cOlas and Peyton Edwards. The party
have five well trained bear dogs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-03
How to Get Rid of Catarrh,
Catarrhal Deafness or
Head Noises

II you nave catarrh, catarrhal deaf
ness or head noises caused By catarrf
or If phlegm drops in your throat and
has caused catarrh OF the stomach Or
bowels you will be glad to know that
these distressing symptoms can be en-
urely overcome in many instances by
the following treatment which YOU can
easily prepare in your own home at lit
, tie cost Secure from your druggist
! ounce Of Parmint Double Strength
This viii not cost you more than 75c
Take this home and add to IL IL pint
Of hot water and ounces Of granu-
lated sugar: stir until dissolved. Take
one tablespoonful four times a day. \
decided Improvement is sometimes not
ed after the first DAYS treatment
Breathing becomes easy. while the dis
tressing head noises. headache, dullness
cloudy thinking etc gradually dfsaD-
pear under the tonic action OF the
treatment Loss Of smell. taste. defect
i've hearing and mucus dropping in the
back Of the throat are other symptoms
which suggest the presence Of catarrh
ana which are often overcome BY this
efficaciOus treatment Nearly ninety
percent OF all ear troubles are said to
be directly caused by catarrh there
fore, there must be many people whose
hearing can be restored By this sim
Die home treatment--Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-03
Chocolate MarshmaZZotU Cake.
BY CONSTANCE CLARKE.

THIS is a delicious cake, baked in
the triangular cake pan. as il
Illustrated, and cut into diamond
shaped pieces. or, it may be baked in
a buttered shallow pan. and when cold.
cut into fancy shaped pieces and iced
Beat one-half cup of butter TO
cream. add one and half cups Of
sugar gradually: when Of creamy
consistency. add three and a half
ounces OF chocolate that has been
melted with three tablespoonfuls of
hot water and cooked in a double
boiler until smooth. and the yolks OF
three eggs well beaten. Sifs together
one and three-quarter cups Of flour,
two teaspoonfuls OF baking powder
and a pinch Of salt and beat into the
mixture; lastly fold in the well beaten
whites OF three eggs, and add one tea
spoonful Of vanilla essence Pour into
Q buttered pan; bake in a moderate
oven and cover the top with layer
Of marshmalloW frOstiug-
MARSHMALLOW FROST NG.-Boil
cup Of sugar and half cup Of water
until il threads; pour Il onto the beat
en- whites of two eggs in steady
stream very slowly. adding, while
beating. a quarter pound of marsh
mallows that have been melted in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-03
TOM CLEMENTS WINS ROTARY
SCHOLARSHIP IN NINE SCHOOL

Tom Clements won the scholarship in
the Texas School Of Mines. offered by
the Rotary club The awards were
made by competitive examination in
Algebra. plain geometry. L. : history
and English, and young Clements at
tanned an average in all OF these Of al
most 90 percent Clements is the
younger son OF Mr.. and Mrs George H
Clements. His father is the publicity
commissioner OF the chamber OF com
merce- Clements graduated from the
high school in the class Of 1916. and
vas the honor man Of the cadet CORPS
CT the high school for general eff
cheney. He is the junior sport writer
for The Herald The competitive eN-
aminations were concluded Monday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-03
Beauty Chats
Beauty Of The Ear

TIE EAR Is an important yet much
neglected part Of a woman's ap-
pearance- Some seasons back,
when the hair was worn way down
over the face, the shape and color
Of the ear didn't matter. as it was
dden- But last year and this, the
hair is brushed smoothly back, to
show at least half Of it. And the
ear plays a surprisingly important
part in making up the appearance
Of the face.
Small ears are the most beauti-
ful; of course, they should be a
rose pink in color, and should
taper daintily down into the lobe.
The outer edge should be shaped
somewhat like a question mark,
the lobe being the dot They say
that round ears with no elearly-de-
fined lobe show a certain amount
Of degeneracy in the nature, but
there are almost as many excep-
tons to this rule as there are ex-
amples.
The ear is always the same
length as the nose, so women with
large noses cannot hope to possess
the tiny ear attributed TO all hc-
ton heroines- II is almost always
an indication Of health. II very
white all the time, it shows either
an anemic condition. or, that blood
is not being properly supplied to
the head frequently relief from
a headache follows a vigorous mas
sage of the ear and just in back of
it. The ears should lie close to the
head Those of a baby should be
bound down when he sleeps, to
prevent them from growing out
wards in later life. Women whose
ears stand out can overcome this
annoyance easily, by binding their
ears up every night
Perfect cleanliness Is essential Of
cOurse-a bit Of advice not so SUPER
huous as it sounds, for few people
wash their ears properly. Many a
case Of deafness is the result Of
hardened wax, clogged and press
Ing upon the sensitive ear drum.