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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-15
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VsranIGfte @iaiam @eit sn eiusul
SeIbitmurbberindj.

stus ger5ipeiiIung barii6er, Sab or
feline arbeit finben tounie uno peil
ieine serii,sen Griparniiie aiif bic
9seigc gegangen ipareiL rnnftc ee'
itern gorniittag Der SO Sabre alto
Dane @iniam @eit, Der felt etipa
oicr @ohen i'm Mius SofeI. gio.
232 Meit iJiinfte Gtrate, tpobnte. ei-
ncn geriiih iid lurpubringet inogH
er ii6 in ieiuern 3iininer cine tieie
sSd)nittipunbe ON SAILS nit einenI
I9iniirmeiicr beibrad)tc.
Gin SoteIanseiteIlter, Der Sas
St6bnen @effs borte, erbradJ Die
3inmrertbiir ilnS Iieb ben 2ebensnii.
Cen iad oaH itaotiiben 8oipiial
trinselL ipo bic aerSte ieinen Su,
iinno nid,t iiir beoeutIi& erflarten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-15

leODorb 9. Sarris, so. 1880 Snnss
I 4penu..
l5rane.s gerns. %. bessl.
lJrant e6abIss. "a, gleranbria, ap.
t5hrsiu SapsrIonb, 20. Rt. 9eaIthH.
Jairtl.p z. Grodett, q, Gopington.
lRiuu gOIsnber. %, 2614 Stanton
4DeHre.
(Sam.s gsiI. az, 3o2 GNamOre Ctr.
leIisabe.b StDeus, 19, 238 @roabs
nap.
JYsi. @las6rsnner, %, California.
lSuIia WiIbnsr. 19, Abb Gaftern stD.
JDiIep R. Bolt, 81. Cartilage. 8.
lgiarp Waifon, n. bessl.
JSObn s.. Coates, 21, aodlanS.
l5rancss O. Moy. 19. bessl.
|stanl.s 10. Price, %. 1741 GsaIe
{Strabt.
(5ransss RsstaH. %, $500 stssif0u
@Deuue.
)Robsri u. aennebp, p. Dailsp.
lGdrris gretibuum. 20, 408 5optins
Sirabs.
yaleifaHbro G6assi. SO, MeRObsrts.
( Seuiudp.
l@ariana Race, 22, atlantic SOtsI.
Jernit Meper, 4e. 1866 gepis sips.
l9prOtbp 8. 6us&infOn, 20. 215 NJ
bion plaee.
JJam.s Gahss, 81, 17O4 Wain ape.
lRarp gistup, 81. 1706 Wtain @ne.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-15
MunitiDnS ,1abris
WirO burd eine Jtiltrs
brunjt etnasdfhtrt.


G dentstabp. 81. ", IA. Debr.
Dos Gebdub,, ipsIdss Don Der .0tns.
raj electric Co. sur 5eritsuuus DOH
Erisgsmuniiiou bsnusi ipuros, III an
Ulontas burd cine JeiIersbruHii p.r'
Hi6iet lperbsn. Der anseri4tete Sdds
ben beIGnft iih aneeblih Hur auT
$4,000 bis $4,000.
Der Generals s9strisbsIsiisr iontda
tirte, bab bea. Jeutr dbfcInt isins gt'
beutung bsisemefeH iperos. ba ss OF
Ienbar burd Selbfsnt5iinoune sni.
itanb. Der Sdabsn iOnn. 70 jfhta
ipieber aisssbeiieri iperbsu, bab ttns
Wieberaufnobme bsr arbsit btrsns
in Elm obsr sipsi 1as.n erfolssn Tonne.
Die itdbtifde Jsuerlpsbr ipurDs
ni6t I'M 5ilie eriuht unb bic glams
men pon Der Jeueripshr Der Sslsll'
l6oft sei0iht.
Der 9erift uon bem Jsuer rIsf N
Der Stabt 5und4it srobe Mufrtguns
berppr, bic fi9 aber balb Issts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-15
gsubluerbiente straie.

sluf sernlime 3eit futiroc aeliern
oonr 8iirser,meiiter gnseIbarot polI
9scr:popb Der 40 Sabre alte W ).
spspore, BON $40. 627 Melt Sedllle
Sirabe, falt geiteIIt, nadyoem er 5ll'
aeitanben bate, baB or iid Die itnie
Snnb nit fonSeuirirter Gauge gu bel
5en pilcete, Inn iie ipinto 81 ntad,sw
ilno 10 Die Spuipatbie Der Paiimtten
AZ erioefen, oeneil er iib lnier Dem
s,oraeben, odts II init peftpilniifr
baidi-e, ndberte. 8iirgerlueiiter 91i'
aeII,nrbt sss-,rrtheilte oeit 9iridEn
Al nreif,ia 3aaen arbeitsbaus tito
einer Celebrate Don $50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-15
9amiltnn.
ilnier asent in Samilfon N
Serr Gbnarb Brad, 449 Glib Uinfte
Strahe. Bel Sci. 476 o., Soms
Fboue 1881 u.

SE1uHt. pt1 Sei. 4fO uLe pDWl
tboue 1881 Il
- Der /. GeutHdnt Wsslsp Wul5er
DOR Der auseenluitertsn 60. 6, 3. Re
aimsnts ipurbe na6 benz Daptonsl
ISouptauartier bes Rsstments btor'
bert, no sr als 8didlIionsobiuiant
ttdtis isin ipirb. Cine 4nSabl Ulit,
s!iebsr Der biefie.n aompasnie mir
in bic Eompasnie in gdtpu eings'
reibt. S4ritte finb einseIeitet ipor'
teA I'm bic biefise Rou,pasnis iDisoel
5u organiiiren.
= Rofina Sauenitein, Ditttps Don
0aleutin Sauenftsin, itarb in Der
@obnuna ibres Gobnes Wiuiam
G9umdter, go. ia Wlonument 4De,
iri alter DON 85 sabrsu. Gie bintsr.
lGbt ben So6u, 9 gntsl unb 4 urs
enfsl.
= Gina GteDart but Daniel Sier
mart pegsn @erna9IGiIiguna unh
Wibhanbluna ouf Gheinune psrfIag..
Sic fiibrt on. bob er iis i'm DECEMBER
b. 3. nit einem Weifer bsbrohte mt
baB lie ibn buun Derlieb.
Seiratbsi4eius. Gsprs.
Juuper. 80, unb gmeline Gppf, 38,
beioe BON 6amilton. WilIiom
GONE, %, unb HslIi. 5iatt, %, beibe
Ron 6amilton. - sSofepb Campbell.
%. uHb Grisba GaufmaH, q. beibe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-15

Die 67 Jab,e alte Jrau gribs
get gonIsp Don SO. 1917 Jobn Str.
purot seitern 0ormittas, als ne DOT
Der ct. Gbnarbssairde an Der glart
Gtrabe ben Jabrbamm trsu5en ipolls
ie nm einem Requiem bsiSuIpobnsii,
BON elmer autIde nisberserdnnt lnb
lam 70 unsliidIi@ utter oas pFelb gu
Iiegsn, bab bas 9bier ibr oui bas
redte gein trat unb einsn 9ru4 bts
ejIisps peruriaffs. Die 9erungliidts
ipurbs mittslii poI5eiantomObils nud
benz Gt. Warisnz5oIpital sebradt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-15
Werpriiselt.

Der Jarbiss Grnft Wseier BON 30.
543 Carlisle apenue, Der nIs Guhrs
mann bei Der Raishal 9rapase SO.
bei4Gitist IN. ipurbe seiisrn, ols er
nit fsinem Gubriuert bic Dritts
Strabs sntlans fubr, in Der 9adhe Der
gapmilIsr Strobs BON flint guriden
anssfalIsn. Oon isinem Wasen seserrt
unD b,rariis psrprjissli. bab er nad
Dem iidbtiIden 9ofpitrI sebra&t tpsr.
ben mnbte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-15

Dab bamats ni6t Bic elettrifde Sc
leu4tuns in 4etra9t se3osen rporbel
lei. Die @efsaffaft fei setpiIlt, elm
ppraiielide elettril1e Beleuhtung mi
sinen beferen Strabsnbabn @erteb
einsufiibren, jebod fsi cine gelobe
pilliglfns ausssIdloifen. gluf bi
Jraae bes &ommiTGrs Rieisnberg er
flGrte Serr Jrssman, bab bic 9efell
idaft aaerbinss $4,000 fir Der
Jreibrief in Cincinnati bs3ablt babe
Dies Tel jebpt notbipenbis sepeien
Inn ben 8epobntrn biesfeits oes
5luHes Elm erittlaifisss Gar Spiter
au erm0slideu. Der Setretdr 2afoor
bemertte, bab gppington beBbalb ein'
beTere eleftriIbe 9eIeudtuns erbislt
obne bab bic Mats srbobt tporoen iei
neil bic Siabt tpeitere tauienb elet'
triIGe 2ihter anseorbnet babe. 81
ipurre fdliebIi9 beIdloiien, bab pei'
tere @erbanolunssn spii1en ben On
pdlten Der StraBenbabn Geiealdafi
unb ben Stabt apmmifiGren ssfiibrt
tperben iollen. @eitn cine giniguna
crsielt perom ioIltc. miro Iapor 81
pingitpn abermals cine aonfsren3 elm
berufen.
= Ratbaniel Mcgrsa bon Rp. 16
Sterling glOs., Sort Sbomna, Der 9a-
ter Res 5inanS &ommiidrs Gbas.
MeGrea, lit eeItsrn i'm atItsr BON 72
Ja5ren seitorben.
- Das S6elIep 9frms 9pteI in
Sort Sbomas ioa Dertauft fperbsn
uHo in eincn aarort ilnlgepmoalt
Mcroen. Seit einigerI!Uionaten lpurocn
bereits Quellsn 8ubrungen auf benz
@runbitit porgenommen. Oas Wafs
Ter tpurbe benz gbemiter 80. Simons
ion bpn Cincinnati iibermittslt, ipels
der angebli6 nu4 elmer Ina!pie fanb,
oaB bas DaiIsr bic getpiinidtsn Rss
fultate sntbdlt. 0as ssnannts SOtsI
lpirb BON Serrn Gbas. Wisosmann
seeisHet. Col. g. 3. Wins Don Sim
,iHnati iiebt on Der Spite Der aas
peId,e ons 8orfalrfsreft
luf bas SoieI iid seiihert bdbsn
IoIIen.
- Sm GountngeriM iputbe eeItern
bag Seitament Der Sane Dapis beitdts
ist. Die GrbloFerin permadt ibr per.
'onli6es Gissntbum unb $1,000 ibrer
sohter qIice. Der Reit ibres @ermo.
,sus fpa ibrsr So6t.r MIies unb ibs
.em Sobn Wm. Oapis 3ufallen. asBs
ersr puroe gum 5siiamentspoaitr.ts
er ernannt.
- geitBtiteIs s@srdnSerunseu: Sobn
Eager an Sobn unb Qlire aerr, Elm
.ot an Der Rorbieite Der Goote 4ps.
II geqebue, 80 bei 143 Jub su 81.
= Seiratbsf6.ine: gbas. Dous.l,
9, uno glnna CONNER. 30, geios
on 5apstta Gouutp, 8. Sobn
Darmat, ST., Don Cincinnati uno
;atRrina Grabam oon gellsDue, ap.
= Gbsiter 6. Sustin BON Joit 2bos
Tag, ap. unS BETH 70. aates bon
leippprt, ap. - gIarence 9rdnbp,
1, unb Milbrsb aopb, 81, Don NerD
5traitspills, .. Dan. McGroit,
s, ppn gbicaso unb Maris Gunsel
or Goot Gountp, Sl. - Wm. 9.
Balib unb 9oIbis Q. 9uri, 9eibe
on Martinspine, SRo. - OIiper W. |
Ram, 3s DON Grant gountp, ab, |
nb Gtta Sarris, "a, pon Boone Co.,
p. OIiper Webitsr. 30. Don !
,densctaSD, y. g.. unb Gtkl 8.
.bapmdU. 26. Don Cincinnati.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-15
Fred. A. Ersche1l, !,
2eidsnbsifatter nnb GinbaIiamiru
7.u. yora Str, Wewpcrt, ,Sp.
1sIfSbon; eSuib SO rnb Soufb 2eoe.
9IHaEeria Office: euaab k67 7C2
1astsa nxS OeAetne.

= Sos 80. Stiftunssfsit Der @uis
bins Star aos. Ro. 40 DON Oapion,
&. Of g., pirb am rGdItsn Wlittpo4
Qbsnb in Der pbptbianz9alls sefeisrt
tperben. Gin por5iisIides muiiialii4s
OetlumatoriI9es 9lrosramm pirb aur
Dur@fiibrlns ssIaHsen. Gum SdIub
finost cine 2an5untsrbaItuns itott.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-15
Oer@efreitt ein.s 10 iirts

II y
ltembersif4en Regiments.
Sobcnnes gif1off aus Gansenau.
Oberamts lllm, 3eidneie iih BON Sss
aim bee syelbauses an bur4 befpurIf
berrspertben Wlutb uub cine aIles ans
Tpornenbe 9bdtigisit aus. CT iebie
Sci alien gelegenbeiten feline yerion
nit elmer Miiffidtsloiistsit Elm. bic bic
b56fie anenennuns perbient. Sn eis
nem @sfe9t ON 2. Sepiember 1914
iiber6rahte er, pbipobl am arm burH
elm snfanierie @sfhof perfpunbtt,
i'm itdr!iieu 2(rtillerie> unb Snfdrtes
rief,u.r cine fpidtise Wslbuns an ftis
nen gaiaiflpns aommonbsur. Nat
ieiner 0endung gum Resiment 5us
riidsestbri, sti6nete er ii4 i'm Stsls
lungstampf ipeiter aus. ,rc iih nnr
cine geIegsnbeit BOT. SIN De5smb,r
1914 ipurbe bic aompaanie beim
Gturm auf iraH50FiM Sitlunssn
sur lIntsritiibung tinsefebt. Gs fDurs
ben bier Observation-Disclosures Gri'
ben ssitiirmi. Di. lranaoisn iDsbr'
ten Tih per3fpeifslt unb futten nee
niafens ben pisrten @raben ipteb.r
,uriidsuaeipinnen. Die gefrtitsn Biz
ihoff unb Wlob iuartn Dieienisen, bic
nit alIsr 1batirdft bic Dffi5iere uns
isrjfiibtsn, 70 bnb Der 0raben in uns
ierer bunb bIieb; beibe er6ielten hitrs
fir bas Giierne arsus 2. alaiie. Gnbs
WGra 1915 melbets Biidpff fid frtis
tpiIia au elmer patroalilIs. bic sriun'
ben iolts. Of Der Geinb ststr unftre
DoresIdobensn poiten cine Sapps Dors
trisb. srob aroBer Safpi.risteittn
fiibris r ben 2luffras bard. am
81. Suli 1915 ipurbe iiniere pcrberite
Giellnns nit idlperem airiilItrisftler
bslsai. Durd, sintn Wolltreffsr ipurs
be Gin Sioien. in benz iif bier pios
niers btfanbsn, eanslih beridittet.
70 hab bisis BON btm pcrbsriien Ora
ben ponItdnbis abaef4rltitn iparen.
Dsfrsiier Biffoff srtannie iofort bic
0efatr Der Ysrihiiiieten, fpraus nit
eissntr 2sbensssfabr iibsr bic gsduna
unb befrsits iis aus ibrsr asfdbrli6sn
Gage; sipei bapon ipdrsn bsrsiis srs
itidt. glur benz rardsn unb sni.
i6lpHentn Ginsrsifsn t.s gifaoff
mar 10 AZ bonisn. tab bic bsibsn ans
bern bieIsm Shidial .ntainsen. 'yiir
bieie muibiae 1bnt trbislt sr bic gols
btne Milii6r WsrbienfmsbaiiIs. Ju
ben admpfeu In Der champagne Isgfs
8if4pff dbermals sapfrisit an ben
Tag. Rdhbem isin 3usfiihrr 2sut.
nant Gireider ssfallsn mar, iibus
ndhm er bas &ommanbo bts srItsn
3ug.s. fiihrte ibn istr ssfdidt ben
anItiirmenben Gran3oisn sntutam unp
brdmfs 10 bur6 ftin ttdiirIftiaes
Ginereifsn ben fran36iiiden anHarm
sum Gtiniidnb. Or ipurhs Idrer
psripunbst unb mubie ben aampfs
plnb psrIoiisn. Tas ibm suseIaaie
GiIsrns arsus sriier RlaiTe ionnie er
mid. mebr erbaltsn, bd e. IN aiirse
fsiney shreren Wertpunbuna rIaa.
Dlit ibm bat bas Resimsni s:nsn
luubrbaften 6elben berIoren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-15
dlu bonn autO opsr .e4Hspmdbt D uf4.s abtaItE

eeIbdnbIcr, iolIen 81 bcm Bo'io, mt
s.eIdcin bic NelifeInloroer geiporber
.uuroen, ie So bis 500 belgefraaell
gabcIi. Mebrere bieier Acntritirioltell
piirocn nod sIniidt 6es Nitriftdil'
ivaIts in Der W,einulia genIadt, Dab
Baii nit Dem @eloe allf geriftlid)ci'l
gscas bcfdnpit fperoen icIIte.
Gs DeiBt bal, minoeiicns 20 Ver'
ioncm bnrlmter 6 iuegen Ioroes IN
s(nfIanc,iiiianb perjett rperoen iclleli.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-15
Seine 9isbaau.

llnseaGt.t bss pISsli4en I6orfsn
Jroiies 1T bas Gis in ben perfdiebes
nen itGbtildxn parts nod niht bid
senus um bus SHIiititublauftn ses
itaiten gu i5nnsn. Dis bic pdrtions
milton ssiisrn bttannt CAB. biirfts.
fa[s Der JroIt anhdlt. bsufs Rahutiis
tag bic Gisbabn i'm Chen part frsi.
asasben iperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-15

SIM Bureau pom padoub Bros.
i'm SauIe 10. 1887 @ilbert apenns,
ipur6e burd einsn iiberbei3teu SfsE
Elm tlsines Geusr pernriudt. bas siHsn
S&abm pon stipa $50 anri4ttts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-15
1lnftrt NitnRtottn

Gnabiee: sd mare ia gang ,ufriss
ben NIT JbnsI Winna = iusnn Gle
ia. gnd' i}rau, mo bel ai6t III,
% II bait aud y bib4su s4uiisals
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-15

Gic T.,pport Office FIR oas pGin.
tinnater GDlfsblntt" beiinbet iih in
gto. 339 gorf Strake, seseniiber BEN
GSurtbouie, moieIbit Ns.igfeiten, Sin
seiscs y. |. !u. Bis nenn lIbr Mbenos
entsegenaenommen merSen. Sci.
Suuth 2401.
ipebrmunn Sing ala
GcIN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-28
Richmond Labor
Opposes Parade
Central Trades Coun Gil Wants
No Demonstration for
Preparedness"

BY unanimous vote the Richmond
Central Trades and Labor Council on
Friday night went on record AS being
opposed to preparedness parade,
Resolutions were drafted and presented
to Mayor Ainslie yesterday. These
resolutions were a reply to tho letter
addressed by Mayor Ainslie to the
Trades and Labor Council
Leaders Of tho local council spoke
against preparedness. and in the reso-
luton. afterward adopted. they accused
politicians and fnancieis OF attempt
Ing to create preparedness wave in
the United States for selfish purposes.
Following is copy OF tho resolu-
lions:
whereas there is movement on
root in this city to stampede our citi-
zens on the question of so-called pre-
paredness' by means Of street parade
on June g. and
Whereas, back OF this persistent
agitation for increased armament are
the manufacturers of war munitions
and other profit mongers, who not
merely see in this new and un-Amer-
lean military program millions of dol
iars In private gain, but who see an
opportunity to divert the attention of
the people from the present economic
wrongs at home to imaginary enemies
abroad; therefore, be it
RESOLVED. That the Central Trades
ana Labor Council Of Richmond and
vicinity hereby enters it's protest
against any attempt. by means of pa.
RACES or other demonstrations, to mag
Nifty sentiment for increased military
equipment, and thus influence our rep
resentat!ves in Congress to vote ac-
cordingly; and be 1t further
Resolved. That we call upon all
workers and other truly patriotic cit
izens to refrain from any demonstra-
ton that may tend to thwart the peo-
pie from that cool and deliberate judg-
ment 90 necessary to a proper solution
OF this great problem: and be II fur
ther
Resolved. That copies of this pre-
ample and resolutions be forwarded to
the other central bodies Of the State
and copies be furnished the press for
publication"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-28
BEER MADE AT HOME
New Discovery Benefits
Thousands.

Cincinnati. o.. May aS, 1s1s.-Bv +.
new method Of concentration. a we'll
known brewer of this city has discov-
ered process whereby real lager beer
is now furnished In concentrated form
in small packages. 80
The process OF reducing milk ana
other liquids to powder by eyapora
tion has been known for years hut
this Is the first time that beer bs q
ever been successfully offered to the
public In this highly concentrated
form. And now any one may havs n
ms own home. any time. anywhere, a
lager beer This new discovary CON
tains all the ingredients necessary.
having the same foam and sparkle as
the Best Brewery Beer Just add
water and little sugar. and you have
beer that is really better tasting
more healthful, and superior In manv
ways to the usual brewery lager.
This new discovery is already being
used and welcomed by thousands or
families In wet. as well as dry, terri
tory. because OF the excellence of the
brew, and because 1t can be shipped
anywhere by Parcels Post right TO
your doorstep. The cost of this lager
beer has been reduced so low that it
is now considerably less than n penny
glass. Write to-day, or send this
coupon. to Mr.. a. S. Shuh. at 1857 Third
Street. Cincinnati. Ohio. for an inter-
esting account OF his discovery and
his free trial offer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-28

You can be happy-.ooted i'm = mo-
'nent. Use "Tiz" and never suffer with
tender. raw. burning. blstered. swol-
len tired. aching feet. "Tiz" and only
liz takes the pain and soreness out
al corns. caliouses and bunions.
AS soon as you pu, your feet in
'Tiz" bath, you Just feel the happiness
soaking in. How good your poor, old
ieet feel. They want 10 dance for joy.
TIE is grand "TiZ" instantly draws
out all the poisonous cxudations which
pun up your feet and cause sore, In
famed. aching. swcaty feet
Get 25-cent box Of TIL" at any
drug store or department. store Get
instant foot relief. Laugh at foot sur
terers who complain. Because your
feet are never. never going TO bother
or make you limp any more.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-28
UNDERTAKEN FREED
i'e' WI 10y Jury on Charge of Removing
BODY Without Health Depart
menf Permit

Edwin Phaup. an undertaken, charged
win violation of city ordinance IN
'nat ne did not secure the necessary
permit from the Board OF Health he
iore shipping body from Richmond
was let on yesterday without penalty
by jury in the Hastings Court He
appeaieu the case from the Police
court HIS defense was that the death
hao occurred late in the afternoon, and
.hat ne had accompanied the body to
hanover county for burial. the Offices
or the Board of Health being closed in
'he meantime On his return to the
city however. he called at the depart
ment and submitted the death certi6-
cate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-28
ALDERMEN TO CONSIDER
PURCHASE OF FORBES LAND
VIII Take Final Step To-Morr0,v Night
Looking Toward Opening Nfonu-
ment Avenue.


Looking Toward Opening Nfonu-
ment Avenue.
Only two meetings had been called
at the City Hall yesterday for this
week-that Of the Board Of Aldermen.
at o'clock. and the Finance Commit
tee. at $50 o'clock tomorrow night.
The Board will consider the acquisition
OF the Forbes property by dedication to
the city for tho opening OF Monument
Avenue beyond the Belt Line Railroad
tracks. Acquisition Of this strip Of land
Is All that now stands in the way Of
the project. Other property owners for
several miles beyond the city limits
nave given the required land to the
city free of all cost.
The Finance Committee is called for
the specific purpose OF taking some
ACTION on the proposed city. farm pro-
1ect Tor which the Public Buildings.
properties and Utilities Committee has
recommended the purchase Of the New
stead Farm, in Henrico County. which
Is located on the Osborne Turnpike
within few miles OF the city. The
property Is said TO be Ideally situated
TOT the purpose, fronting, rs It does. on
the James River, with n private wharf
providing ample water transportation
facilities, as we'll as those furnished
by two county roads
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-28
FUNERAL OF CAPTAIN EPPs
Services Will he Conducted From e.
Marks Church To-Day mt
4 O'clock

The funeral of Captain George w.
Epps. who died in St. Elizabeth Hos
pital on Friday. will be held at 4 o'clock
this afternoon from st. Marks Epis-
copal church. First and Clay Streets
Interment viii he made in Hollywood
Cemetery.
Respecting the wishes OF the family.
there Will be no uniformed escort from
the Police Department.
The rallbearerE will be:
Active-C. B. Samuels. a. c. Holt. l..
y. Clarke, l.. ]. Heindl, Herbert L.
Hulce. r. L. Shoemaker, p T. Howell
and j. n. Thomas.
Honorary-Mayor George Ainslie. II.
NJ. Boykin. A L. Straus, ST., ]. 4. Otey.
L. w. McVeigh. Henry Sampson, C. T.
Mattern, r. A. Pillow, J. II. Tyler. F.
j. Beveridge. Irving Beveridge, Cliff
Well, Augustine Royal, w. II. Parker.
T.. W. Thomas, Douglas Gordon. j. T.
Bradley. Creed Davis and ]. p. Walsh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-28
Is WITH MARINES
John u S,yder, OF Richmond, With
k>pcdittonary Force Sent
TO 8nnto DomlnKo.

John W. Snyder, brother Of Miss Texie
f. Snyder, OF the Cary Street Road. is
with the expeditionary force of
United States marines headed for Santo
Domingo on board the United States
steamship Tennessee. for the protec-
ton OF the American legation there
during the current revolt against Pres
ident Jiminez
Young Snyder enlisted in the United
states Marine Corps at It's local re-
cruitinE station. post-ofIice building,
on August %, 1915.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-28
ISSUES YEAR BOOK
Memorial Literary &,
cIety Publishes Seventh An
nuni Edition.

3 The Confederate Memorial Literary
SSocIety has issued its seventh annual
kyear book and report, for the eighteen
sanonths ending January, 1916. 1t shows
1.-THE society to be in excellent finan-
Ncial condition.
81 The report of Mrs Fl. Theodore Ely
bon treasurer, shows that from June
81, 1914, until December 81, 1915. the
sfotal receipts OF the society were S12,-
f457.S1. Disbursements were s9,S14.6O,
t&eaving n balance on hand Of s2,6432l
~ The report Of Miss Susan B. Harri-
sson, house regent of the museum for
sthe same period, shows 1883 visitors
Registered. or this number 6.312 were
ssSortherners and foreigners.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-28
Don't Let a Cold
Get a Good Start

The way to check n cold is to fight
maladies often are easily conquered II
attacked early enough. Colds may
lead to asthma bronchial troubles and
pulmonary affections. In the treat
mcnt of these one of the first needs is
TO build up body resistance.
Eckmun's Alternative often has as
sisted in such upbuildinE. AS a treat
ment for. the troubles named. IT has
been used for more than twenty years.
And in many instances il has effected
lasting relief.
AS with any other medicine, 1t
should be regarded only as first aid
to right care and hygienic living-and
n safe one. For 1t contains no mar
cotics. opiates or habit-forming drugs
of any sort.
Sold by Tragic Drug Co. and leading
druggists.
EclkMan Laboratory. PhiIadelphia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-28
MISS ALICE TAYLOR TO WED
baptist Church Worker VIII BE MIR
ricd TO John Sidney Morrin,
OF MaFvland.

Miss Alice Taylor. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. T. J. Taylor, of Chase CIV
Va is TO be married in June To
John Sidney Morris, of Salisbury. Md
MISS Taylor has been a resident OF
Richmond about four years, during
winch time she has successfully served
as young peoples leader OF the Ban
GINA
Mics Taylor also has SERVED ths
nome mission board of the Southern
BAPTIST Church as teacher in the Cub.n .
american College. OF Havana, Cuba
MT. Morris Ia capitalist, with az
tehsive business interests I'm yireinI,
and Maryland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-28
Hold Memorial Services.

Memorial exercises in memory Of the
late Sholom Aleichem, the well-known
Yiddish writer. will be held this af-
ternoon at o'clock in the auditorium
Of the Mechanics Institute. Represen-
tatives from various Jewish organiZa-
tons will he present, and prominent
speakers will address the audience. An
orchestra will render music.