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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-13
@rnnOciscntIlnms. .SDputbefen.
Cincinnati II. Wdrs.
aeue SbpOtbsfen.

Reue 9bpotbeten.
SoIspb 9. 9ranbueei an u. W
Irptter. $50.
2lnnis &. 9IoDsr an Centennial 9
u. $1,000.
6. W. gSisper on German Raticnal
8ant. $3.50.
Charles q. 5iIippino an Wl. Gam
mil. $3.50.
Belize 6. W1iaer an Central Gair,
mount 9. II. 6. so. $1,000.
Nalter g. 9ice an DO. $1400.
Gbarlss 3uesie all DO. $250o.
6annb papne al asnes Ui. Woore,
$500.
6ilbesarbe G.3ster an Court Souit
6. u. 9. SO. $1,000.
glusuita Ruit an eagle q. IL. 8. u,
$500.
Senrp 6. Crop an 8intpn Saps
in9s gdnt. $4,000.
Caroline Ul. 9sresforb an Rprs
fuoob Some San gfOciaticn Go.
$2250.
2ute 6. Srout an Clifton WlutuaI
g. II. 9. 60. $2400.
9pbia Building an RoIemont 9. u.
6. 60. $4500.
qluguita Ridter an price Sia eagle
6. II. 3. 60. SO. l. $500.
2aprsHte 5drper on 4pollo g. u.
g. 60. S220O.
8erislbs an Centennial 9. u.
$25oo.-
9eiifete 9ppotbeieu.
Sobn $. Wob an Jultom .. II. g.
u. SO. a. $1,000.
&OImsn SbOiIsr an Dabib g. Sas
bis. $500.
2tnnis g. @loper on MardnSa s.
5ougb. $1,000.
CHARTS 3aesie oil Central Jairs
mount Q. IL. 6. 60. $4,000.
gDalter 5iee an DO. $14O0.
Gillian @ngelbre9t an Quit Witbs
brapl 3. u. u. 60. $500.
gtpalb 5aun an Saiiben .. II. 6.
60. $3250.
Samusl 3. Gdrlptpine on gostase
3. IL. 6. go. $500.
Caroline W. geresforb on q. R.
Gentrup. $4,000.
putrid u. @rubam on abOs. 8.
gorcoran. $500.
2tnna 8. aeaOen an apOIlo 9. u.
2pan 60. $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-13


6. glrtbur 9lfsn an georse SGraf,
fenberser IT,. 2of Rp. 1875 in gee9,
ipoob llnisrabtheiIuns. (Stsu<r 50e.,
SO.
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itein. % bei 140 f5uf an Der Rorb.
leite bon Center Strabe IN Carthage,
(Steuer 50c.) 81.
2lnna Wl. g. 9raolep all 5rant 8.
Witheu, 16 bel 80 CUB an Der OIt.
ieite Der s. StraBs, 70 Sub norbIif
bon God Sir. (Steuer 50e.) 81.
Wlatilba 9pbabet an gllfreb &,
Ginger, 40 bel 200 CUB an Der Dit
feite BON gbiparbs &Oab. (Stsuer So
81.
Wsifel gngeI, 2lbminiItrdter, an
grsenlp 9. uldnn, 1889 glder aanD
in Seitipn 8, Golsrain Sp. (Stsuer
$500 $8135.
eopdrb 3. Aoubebiib on 5rancis
.. RouSebuib, quit claim auf 1926
ader 9dnb in Settiou 81, SdrriIon
Soiunibip. (Steuer $2.50.) 81.
Jraneis 3. Rpubebuib an gbpaib
8. Roubsbuib, quit claim duf 1926
4der 9aHb in Settipn 81, baHelbs
Sp. (Stsuer $4.) 81.
Soispb 6. Tbism al ssrsp Goobs
bar. 25 bel 126 SUB an Der Oitfeite
bon 9reDor 9lne., 1150 SUP n0rbli9
bon @pubbiue gtDenue. (Steuer 5Os.)
81.
6. Willidm Sssper an 9lrdibaIb
Campbell, 2 glder Qano in Geition
32. Columbia Sp. (Stsusr $7.50.)
$500.
2lnna 5Iusail8run6itetter on adips
renee Sarpsr, 9beil pom 2ot "a in
WiilIs &c alins /. llnierabt5. in Sdtt
IeD. (Steisr $3.50.) 81.
@eorse Wagner an auauita Mi9s
ter. 40 SUB an Der OitTeite bon 9irs
bert aOs., priee .9ia. (Sisusr $5.)
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Sberiff. an Simou BoIfltsin e Co.,
ben fiioliheu sbeil Don Got 0o. "a
in Mears &c qbiIIips llnierabib.
(Steuer 81 $500.
Gurris @oobbus Smith glorbDte an
9ouis $. SIitsr, % sci 200 SUE cn
Der Rorbfeite Don 9lentpap 2lpenue,
1886 SUB 6itli4 BON 8ee4 StruBs.
(Steusr $2.) 81.
Grant u. Zimmerman an Geo. 81.
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feite DON Qanslsp 9lOs., 90 SUB iiibs
li9 BON 9sImar 2lpe. IN ct. 9ernarb.
(Steuer $4.) 81.
4ler. .. Gunnp an Sbomas ..
WueMiqan, She'll BON Got 90. ii il,
u. 8. gunnb's untsrabtb. in Ssttion
2e, Columbia SoipHfhip. (Steusr
50c.)
sSobn Nuel an Gli5abeib 2ebman,
so Bel 1922 SUB an Der DftIeite
bon Meis 2lDe. in Rortb college.
(Sttuer $4.) 81.
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Gunite g. grsnneman. 90 4ter aanb
in Settion 6 MilIcrsel Sp. (Stsuer
$14.) $4,000.
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bufb, per Sberiff, on Gbipnrb 3. Rous
bebuib, 55 4der 2anb in Stftion q.
6urriion Soipnibip. (Sieuer $500
$6O5O.
ssoIspb @. WaorriTon an german
SteFfens IT,. 40 BEL 107 Jub. mebr
pber tpeniser, an Der Siiboitede bon
3urrifon 9lDenue unb Juirmount 4Ds.
(Steuer 81 $500.
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9pout, 40 Gub an Der Giibfeite bon
QbDanee Ctr, 130 SUB 6ftlih BON
9rennlee2lDe. in St.9ernnrb. (Steuer
$500 81.
qatrid q. Grobam an German
Rafde, "a bei ITO sub an 8odl Ctr.
auf profpett 5il. (Steuer 81 81.
Clemens Senbrint an german Rns
f9e. bic Dftlide Sd[fte Der Got Ho. 70
in pbilip 0l. price's /. llntepdbtb.
auf ptoipeet 5ill. (Steiier 50t.) 81.
StsIIa Wobie on 6. Mrtbur Mnen,
Cots 90. 584, 633, 667, 668, 689,
$50, 1856, 1165. 1166, 1874, 1875
inb 1343 In Der airbp RedIip 60.
llnterabtbsilung. oStsuer $15o)
80.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-13

tpiihlte fie Gorbe uno aiitcn, ole itr
9crrilpingen blieben innionit. Na'
iuIlen ibr frodcue sSriidtc, unedte
SG,nlird, pbaiitnitiide Sdnoeleici
entnntbigt febrte fie In Oie araiifeil
tube 5uriid; ons pielbeaebrte ejc
teininiB oes @aliflers Id;ieu lucr
griineet bIeiben 5n icacn.
SeBt ieitfste nn6 iuf1uucrte oel
@mtfler in ieiner sSiebcrglIttb; or rie
nad) Dem arabcn mo gao ibm II
irember Sprad)e cinen @eicbl.
Srene pllroe 0onS Glgltlid, 81
@hitbc. @ie ieltidn, lpie ptantaltiitl
mie iitrdterreeeno ipor uid;t sllles
mas lie bier iuIlgab.
Sonlari beutete NIT Seitigfeit an
cinen @infel oes @emud,s; es mar
augenidcinlidy er perlnllgtc eineil
Segenitaiib, Der lid Oort bcfinbcn
nuBte.
Srene itanb olif, in ser SeffinlitG
bielleidyt bns Tidtiee 2u iinben, bas
zen aranfen teriibipen tOlnte
Son eirer blintcn, iuOIidlen Gedc
perbiilt, iano iie einen fIcinen Yeocr.
foiier, 70 mic ibn ole 6cutiden Stu.
oenten gu beiisen pilegcn sic bradte
oas nnideinbar ino itnrf nb9eiiiigte
Gina gu Dem ararfen, ser es init
Jieriaen Sanoen olrdErlblte.
@lerIei 5ano FAM gum 9ori1ein; /;
ieioeiie Glider, @obIperiidle in Der.
goloeten SIacons, GItcnbeinidnise.
reien, getrodnete Stylangenbdiitc.
stitf Dem @oOen bes Soiiers lag ein
otter, iG,unr5er gibeIeirbauo nnb in
oanlielben barg iib iei1 tIeines Salt.
hen ans ountIen SoI3e, nit eiiiigen
inlGerlihen 9eicben bendlt.
Gei &raiIfe griff rad, Dem Sdliii.
iel, lnb eSrene bemerttt, oaB er es
5u oifnen ilid)te, oob idnca perIieben
i'm Sie arafte; er lilB ben 9orper
tDicber 5uriidiinfen im0 0as aditd)eu
entaIitt ieinen S5dnben.
.3itierno partete Srue, Bis er bic
9lugen 9eidIoiien. oonu ergrifi iie
Ons glmillct itno BEND dtiate lid oes
fIeinen ShIiiiieIs. ssait 6iite tic altf.
geiibcIt, als iic bos SUloB oifiprin.
gen iab; iie boffte, mn all oem 70
feib criebnten Siele augeImst gu
iein.
Gnlige 9riefe biIoetcn oen ganicn|
sSnbalt, pergilbte 9l1tt2r init grobenI
Goipcrts; lie triigen ais glufidriit:|
.8rafin SilOegdro Gilseulpaloe. Sc.
Oenfoas bargen Sieie griefe eiilcnI
She'll bes @ebeimniiies, bas Ssrcuc
genbnt bate, als Der G,autIer bamals
oen giamen ilres eraiIllen @nbeiers
@oriid,tig id)IoB ic Oas aiitdlcn
lpie0er uno pafte in 6,l 9eberfoficr,
70 sitt es geben irpiltc. cen bunten
SnEnIt suriif. Gie grcic beiiielt iie.
g9er lpoate lie ienloIs 0es GiebltablS
heid)uloigen2 @s mar nift an5uneb.
men, oaB Tamart iib Der 6ic6cr.
pbantaiie criunern n,Iroe, Die iein
8e5einnib perrntben.
glls 3idplaIeboiu alis ieiucm
S6Iunrner crtpnd'te, faiib er Srene
oes aranfen parteno; nit ieincn
lroben @a5eaenmigen lab er iie ban.
fenb an ino oa5 juftge @iaShen
.dheIte ibm barIuIos gu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-13

nIlsemeinen @aiiennn5iebina, bnrdj
ben, ipie cs id,eint, Die llnregeIma'
bigfeit in Der @erfilrbeiregltng lid
obne mcitere SiliSannabnIer reitIos
erfI1ren I1bt, ms mir oieie Ueprie
fteiIidJ trob allcr SeItianrfeit cine
anBerorbentIidc Siite beoelItcu
iDiiroe. -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-13

Der 9lbeno buntelte bereitg nit
blaiien Sternen in aertiiienem 9es
p0lt, uIs 9ottor 9enbIer unb GrGus
lein Slben bus Saus perlieben, in
bem Der perunsliidte 5abritarbeiter
lag. Der Qlr5t bate alles aufgeboten,
bem I9per 2eibenben Grlei6terung
su peri6uffen unb borIdufig tunnte
er nic5ts ipeiter tbun. Stdrte WlOrs
pbtumeinipriBungen batten enbli9 Ell
nen tiefen 8etdubungsi6lummer bers
beisefii9rt; bic ber6eigebolte S9peiter
Mleriam unb bic jungs Jrau au6n,
ipalb tpa6tsn am Srantenlaser. Dor
Ginbrua Der Ga9t ipollte Opttor
Sebler nod einmaI oorfpreaen.
S9neigsno unb IangTam, erlnattet
BON Der 2lnfpdnnuns tbrer Rerpen
lnb ardfte, gineen 9eibe, bic fi9 gum
eritenmal i'm 2ebeu seieben, nebeneins
amber ber. 0ottor 9enbler ipollte
6errn G6erniB nod 8eri9t abitatten.
Quf Der 4n6Dbe Dor ibnen lag bic
8iGa i'm 2tdterglan5 unb madte ben
abenb nod buntler. Gin BUMPER.
murrenber Winb fam aus ben i3tpar<
gen SSi6tenrpGlbern unb tpe6te i6nen
entgegen. Gore Olben bate elm Sud-
feft Inn Die Shultern ge5ogen, iie ging
nit geienttem aopf unb Der Wtiene
zines geiitig abpeieuben Wteni9en.
@ie 9ottor 8enblers Bid iiber iie
binglitt, ba6te er, bub Der @iub ibren
&Drper fpunDeroon berausmeible aus
Dem 5altenpurf Der @eipanbung unb
baB iie ben groBsn G9ritt elmer
Seroins babe. 2abb Waacbet6 fiel ibm
Elm. So mo9te iie na9tipanbelnb
burd ibr SfloB gesangen Iein. unb
bann fpunberte er ii9 ielbif, tpie bisfe
SdmariteriH pom &rantenlager bas
Bib ber&Dnigsm6rberin In ibm tpats
rufeu tornte.
(Jortfesung folgt)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-13

,gapa, qapa, er bari ui9t iierben,
Gu mubt ibn rettsn-, flebte gtaoins
| idredsnsbIsi9 NIT Sbrdnen IN ben
Gugen.
.ainb, ipas seiban perben tann,
ibm gu belfen, pirb seihehen,. obsr
ibm bas 2eben gu rsiten, liegt nidt
| in meiner Ma9t. Gs lit Elm Stdnoal,
baB mir tein &rantenbuus baben III
gtabelanb, in bieism 5dll lit ). 3.
elm transport mad Der nd4iter
Stabt unmDali6. llno bod b0te cine
tlinii6e 8ebanoluns bic eiuSige &ets
tunesmDeli9teit. Sd itelIte natiirs
| lid elmer Raum i'm Seamtenbaus sur
@erfiisung. bort lie9t er porlduiig,
aber pie umItdnbli6 uno iapierig lit
bort bic gFlsge fir ale Setbeilisien.
Seine eSrau ianmert uno peint, lie
min i'm gu 9auie baben, aber er lit
niht transportfG6is."
.Mein 9ptt, i'd mub ppbl aud
NAL IelbIt na9 ibm ieben, aber i9
fiir9te mid 10 Dor ieinem glnblid"
fagte Grau 9eoipis idaubernb.
9lle rietben ibr lebbaft ab.
Der grst ldbt gfiemanb me5r binr
einA, ipunbte GberniB elm, ner lam
nerDofe obsr auFgereste Sruuen bur4s
aus ni9t brau6en. 5rGulein SlOen
ftebt i6m CUR Seite, Bis bic &rantens
fdipeiter aus Gabelanb tommt, bic
gerabe iiber 2anb gu elmer @0dnerin
1T. unb bas mub i'd fagen, ar: gl6s
tung Dor Der SIosn, lie bat cine Rube
unb llnerfhrodenbeit. tpie aud cine
geI6idte Sanb BEL Oieier Idredlihen
Sa6e offenbart, bic Oem 0pttor iiats
li9 aeIpett abuOtbiste, unO er Id.int
mir cine tii6tige &raft. Dieter neue
@rst lit iiaer cine CUTE Icquiiitipn
fir &aoeldnb unb uns."
Der Sberit ertunoigte iih nit Sns-
tereiie ndber na9 5rGulein Sloen,
ipGbrenb er uuter ben Gi9arren ipGhlte,
bic ibm @bernib anbot.
nSie 1T np6 nidt lange BEL uns,
bod bereits cine liebe unb angenebme
!pausgenoiIin", beri6tete Srau 9ebs
mig. nSie lit geruoe bas, tpas i4
braude, unb Rabine bat iih iebr nrit
ibr angefreunbet. IS iinD traurige
@erbdItniiIe, bic bas arme Wtdb6en
5pinsen, i6r 9rpb ielbit gu berbienen,
aber tie 1T Der GamiIie unb gr5iebung
nad uns polig glei9beredtigt"
rWie i60n BON Sbnen, iie lire
abbdngigteit ri6t fiibIen gu Iafen",
fd9te Der Sberit nit WGrme. n@leib
penn man ibr 5aus betritt, fiiblt
man bas @alten eiues guten @enius
unb es 1T INNER bic Serrin, bic Der
9Gusli9teit ben Stempel aufbriidt.
rOpnrertpetter, Der perIteets lie
ein5utpideln", bu9te @bernib fir iid,
nber Srau 9ebiuig ipenbete oem 8dit
Elm Iebr bulbpoues 2d9eln. GnDli9
einmal elm Mann nit fsinem Ser
itGnbnib fir bic Sruuenpip9e, Oas
Dem guten Sonrab 10 eanS abgingl
Sabine unb ibr 8erlobter iaBen
iebt in Dem anitpBenben aabtnet unb |
lie Seigte ibm ielbitaufgenommene
photographer. Sbre Sano 5ittsrte
Iutpeileu, tpenn iie ibm ettpus rei6te. |
sr mar INNER ie3r rubig uno fpra4
1i9t piel, nur ab unb gu mu6ts er
.ine 8emertiu1g ober itelIte cine 6rase
u ben Silbern, OO9 enolih legts er
ben glrm Inn lie uHb sog iie on ii6.
90 leife unb tpeid unb bod 10 bulI
,erbultener @Iut6 mar feline umars
nung, DAP Sabine ipie in einem fiis
gem RauI6 ben Sopf an feline gruit
egte unb es mar ibr, als bore fie Die
snsel i'm Sintmel iingen ppn etpiser
1iebe unb unfabburer SeIigteit.
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attraftion bss a,ropinr
1bentsra.

Die perebrIihen Donlen ber Stdbi
trerbsn burauf aufmsrtiam senadl,
tab heuis glbsnb bic Duriielerjn ber
.Sansfrau BON DrItans- in einsu
mobGnn 6oIenrcd auftritt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-13

Die Wabr6eit I ie BE NJ = @etpib!
- G6er bss5aIs brau9t man iis bod
|ni9t siet@ o. fas4ul
Evening star., 1916-05-02
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been re-
ported to the health department in the
last twentyfour hours.
Mary e. Harding. 79 years, 1921 o
street northwest.
Franklin 2. Clark, 81 years, Garfield
Hospital.
Flora &. Thomas, 9s years, 1914 18th
street northwest.
Caroline Rice, SO years, 1924 e street
northeast.
Catherine C. Gleeson. 3s years. Gov
ernment Hospital for the Insane.
Mary L. Pike, AZ years, 9o6 l. street
| northwest.
Ellen Patterson. 4! years, 1852 sth
street southwest.
Alma NJ. Mccoy, Ss years. 51S I'd street
northwest.
Francis B. Bishop, 63 years. New
Emergency Hospital
Effie J. Burch, 20 years. Providence
Hospital.
Helen E Nolan, Il months, 1881 East
Capitol street
Frank Danori, jr, 3 days, 322 131a
street northwest
Lucy F. Johnson, so years, 2221 G
street northwest
Jane Harold, rs years. 1912 Temper
ance avenue northwest.
Carter Purdy, so years, 527 Sd street
southwest.
Letitia Hogan, 30 years, n ana 81
streets northeast.
Ada Ida Jackson, "a years, zoos 18th
street northwest.
Infant of Goodwin and Beatrice De-
lilly. l hour, 1925 sheridan road south
east
Evening star., 1916-05-02

noon in the apartment of the bride s
mother Mrs. James dalton Power. at
the Parkwood. include Capt. J. n Heth-
erington. u. S. N, of Philadelphia. Miss
Gladys Sullivan of San Francisco, DR..
and Mrs. Baldwin of New York and
Lieut.. George Brandt of New York.
Rev. Father Buckley will perform the
ceremony in the drawing room. which
has been elaborately decorated with
Easter lilies and American beauty roses
for the occasion.
The bride, who will be escorted by
her brother. MIR. Neil Power of San
Francisco will wear an exquisite gown
of white tulle made very bouffant and
caught up with orange blossoms. Her
court train is of heavy white satin and
a touch of point lace adorns the bodice.
She will wear a tulle veil Wreathed
with orange blossoms.
Miss Gladys Hetherington of Phila-
delphia will be the maid of honor. and
her gown will be of pale green organdy
and tulle She will wear a black tulle
picture hat and carry a colonial bou-
quet of vari-colored flowers in a lace
paper holder.
Lieut.. Koehler will act as best man.
large reception will follow, from
to o'clock.
Evening star., 1916-05-02

ported to the health department in the
last twenty-four hours:
Robert r. and Augusta Williams, girl
Leon S. and Lilly Ulman, boy
Joseph H. and Charlott Smith, girl
George w and Sarah Taylor, girl.
Otto c. ]. and Emma NJ. Rasmussen.
girl.
Theodore and Mary V. Randall. girl.
Robert c. and Dorothy Ransdell. girl,
Arthur and Bessie Rutherford girl
Frank and Aimee V. Niepold, boy.
Lewis and sadie Milbourne, boy.
Patrick F. and Marjorie L. Hickey
boy.
Morris +. and Ruth Frey, girl
Angelo and Clara DiSalvo. boy
Joseph and Lena Wise, boy.
Clarence and Edith Lucas. boy.
Joshia J. and Lille NJ. Holly, girl
Ernest and Mamie Ewell, girl
Goodwin and Beatrice Delilly. girl.
John w. and Sarah r. Brown. girl
Evening star., 1916-05-02

The Congressional Club celebrated its
seventh birthday anniversary yesterday
morning with a musical, followed by a
buffet luncheon. The clubhouse was
decorated with spring flowers and sprays
of fruit blossoms Miss Casselman, pian
ist. and Miss Katherine Taylor. who sang.
gave a delightful program. Following the
luncheon there were several informal ad-
dresses with Mrs. Atlee Pomerene. presi
dent OF the club. and Mrs. William n.
Harr as the principal speakers.
The second of the series of informal
dances which have been arranged for
Monday evenings during the spring was
given at the club last evening.
Evening star., 1916-05-02
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Thomas T. Luckett and Marie c. Holz-
beierlein.
David l.. Tucker of Great Falls. Va,
and Bessie NJ. Potter of Alexandria, Va.
Jessie w. Craig and Eva Burns.
Frank Duvall and Alice Williams.
George w. Proctor and Priscilla Penn.
Andrew r. X. Anderson and Annie
Christensen.
Richard w. Peasants and Dora Mac
hawthorne. both of Pedlar Mills, Va.
Evening star., 1916-05-02

The reception in honor OF the Wash
ington Auxiliary of the National In
dian Association. which was to have
been given on Friday, has been post
poned on account of the illness of the
hostess.
Evening star., 1916-05-02

Mrs. Robert Coomhs Neill will enter
tain at a tea in honor of Mrs. William
Robert Smith. wife of Representative
Smith of Texas. and Mrs. John Mullam
phy Chambers of San Angelo, Tex.
Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
willard.
Evening star., 1916-05-02

Mrs Deiand and Miss Munroe have
left town for their country place in
Provincetown, Mass, for the summer
Evening star., 1916-05-02

Mrs Theodore McGin of Springfield
Mass, and her daughter Pauline are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence X.
Young of Takoma Park, Md
Evening star., 1916-05-02
Exhibiting Entirely New
Summer Fashions.

Exclusive Styles UElaN Will Us AaH
vogue throughout the summer are
NOW being exhibited.
Copies of the --latest achievements
of the most famous mOdistes of Paris
and America, adapted i'm quantities
inn our own factories for OUR many
stores to sell at moderate prices.
These are entirely new and novel
models, showing the many style
changes introduced since Easter.
Each model has its individual ex=
cellence, the entire collection of Suits.
Gowns, Wraps and Blouses rejecting
the best thoughts of those artists who
sway the world i'm matters of dress.
No fastidious woman planning her
summer wardrobe cam afford to over
look this display.
Our prices are as reasonable as the
average stores, irrespective of the un=
usually high character of OUR mer=
chandise.
A feature of this display is the
great number of clever models i'm silk
and stockinette sport suits s-dressy
silk coats and Wraps-sport dresses
of silk jersey and sport waists of silk
or linen.
Evening star., 1916-05-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont enter
tanned at a dinner. followed by a dance
last evening at their residence on New
Hampshire avenue.
Evening star., 1916-05-02

Miss Ruth Levy of Orange. Va. i
visiting Mrs. Edgar Behrend of 211S
street northwest.
Evening star., 1916-05-02

Mrs Frank +. Leetch viii be at home
for the last time this season on
Thursday, May 4.
Evening star., 1916-05-02

The out-of-town guests here for the
marriage of Miss May dAlton Power
and Lieut. William Tupper Iightle. L.
s. y, which will take place this after
Evening star., 1916-05-02

The President and Mrs Wilson occu-
pied "A box at the theater last night and
had with them Mrs. Wilson's sister. Miss
Bertha Boiling.
Evening star., 1916-05-02

Miss Evelina Blunt entertained a num-
Der of guests at luncheon today at her
home, 1920 Massachusetts avenue.
Evening star., 1916-05-02

McChord. Miss Jane Gregory and Miss
Marguerite Zaldivar.
Mrs. George Squires of st. Paul,
Mimi. state regent of the Daughters
of the American Revolution. is visiting
Mrs. A. w. Greedy.
Evening star., 1916-05-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Anderson will en-
tertain a dinner party tonight, and later
in the evening additional guests will join
them and there will be dancing.
Evening star., 1916-05-02
Births Reported.

The following births have been re
Evening star., 1916-05-02

Mrs c. c. Glover entertained guests
at luncheon today at Westover. her coun-
try place on the Loughborough road.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-23
SAYS RUBLEE Is SERVING
BY RECESS APPOINTMENT

Washington. D. c, Aug. 23.George
Rublee is acting as a member Of the
federal trade commission by recess. an
pointment, according to chairman Hur-
lev. of the commission. replying to sen
ator Gallineers resolution asking by
what authority Rublee was serving as
a member of the commission without
compensation.
Chairman Hurleys communication
discIoses that on August l, Mr.. Rublee
rendered his resignation to the presi-
dent and that president Wilson wrote
him. urging that he continue to serve
as long as possible
The senate finally rejected the Rub
lee nomination on senator Gallineer's
objection that he was personally OBJ
noxious TO him"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-23
NAVY MAY ESTABLISH
BASE IN FONSECA GIIF

san Diego. Cal. Aug 23.-Admiral
Caperton, commander of the Pacific
fleet. who arrived Tuesday aboard the
flagship san Diego from Mazatlan,
Mex. announced that the navy depart
ment is now considering the establish
ment of a naval base in the Gulf of
Fonseca, under the terms of the treaty
ratified by the United States and Mica
ragua last year
The naval base, it was said, would be
located on one of two islands within
easy steaming distance of Corinto, the
principal seaport of Nicaragua. 1t
would be of great strategical value 10
the Pacific coast fleet according TO
naval officers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-23
School Bells
Will Soon
Be Ringing

RI OW'S the time to outfit the
" Youngsters. School needs of
every description are here in big va
riety, at economical prices:
PREPARING THE CHILDREN for
school usually means a considerable
outlay OF money, especially where
there are several young hopefuls to
be properly Outfitted. And here we
give practical demonstration of our
helPfulness and unavoidable value-
giving ability.
WITH OUR LARGE and carefully
selected stocks of children's dresses.
boys clothing, hosiery. dress fabrics.
etc, and our unequalled low prices
We can help you send the children
back to their desks as tastefully and
servIeeably dressed as the fondest
mother could wish for. and at a
saving in cost that will delight the
thriftiest.
WE ARE READY Let US prove 70
you that We can serve you best when
1t comes to ehildren's school needs.
Here are few hints.
BOYS SCHOOL SUITS-In new
Fall Norfolk models, with three
piece belts, patch pockets and newest
Pieatlngs- Knockers are fully lined.
peg top styles, with watch pockets.
SUITS are made of hard twisted. dur
able eassimeres, and neat grew.
brown, or tan mixtures. Sizes s To
s yiaT:; at Popular eoe5 SIS. 90
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-23

DISPLAYS that en-
Fashion Authorities have
decreed correct-displays
women will enjoy view
ing, whether or not they
contemplate purchasing.
Large bIimmed sailors,
hats of medium size and
jaunty Turbans of velvet,
Panne Velvet and Hat
ter's Plush-showing late
embroidery designs, me-
tallic ornaments, bead eff
fects and new feather con-
ceits.
Then there is a special showing of
Autumn Hats draped with wells
and for which Fashion has cast a
most favorable vote. Even now
they are all the vogue in the Eastern
style centers.
In fact every late style-thought is
given expression IN tomorrow's dis
plays-every correct fashion for the
coming season will be shown. The
millinery section should be the
mecca for feminine Ell Paso. And
think Of 1t. these delightful new
STYLES. are only $7.85.
(Sivtb EIoorl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-23

This Company maintains at the
Union Depot an 1nformatio Bureau.
We derive no revenue from this II is
simply maintained by US for the public
convenience Phone Ga
Autos-CITN SERVICE CO.-TaxIs.
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