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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-28

Ger perionlihe 9ta6laB Der 0tarp
q. @ilfintadp betrdgt $3.50; berieni'
ge oer aatberine Sef $500.
@erf 1ieoenes.
iStant $. Sbeiiing erlangte eill
llrtheil iiber $500 gegen G6as. IS.
berger jr. -. Sen @reelnpnlo ein ill
DIES iiber $4O5 gegen Srm $. ).
9bcin. 9lrtbiir SO. @uttmail eit
iolfcs iiber $2l0 gegcn Die yterdants
Speciality Manufacturing 50.
StoatsanlpaIt Campbell bat inl
9ialnen BON $5amilton GountD einc
&lage iiber $1399.44 eegen ben fri.
beren Sta6tanipalt @0tparo 20. Wuls
Inro angeitrengt. Der Betrag repra.
ientirt ben 5beil 0es SaIdrs Oes
SS}oDn 29omos ir, Den Der friibere
Is BoIiscigeridtsampalt aus Ger Goun'
tp.aaiie erbielt, obgleif ocrieIbe aus
Der Sfiicebenillieung oes Staotm'
.paIts hitte be5ablt iperben ioller.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-28
Gudjre unS Spmino.

Der Jralienoerein Der 9ritten Deuta
fben 9rot. @emeiroe CPaitor $. !DGfe
neD peranitaItet unter UtitbiIfe bes
Slr6enraths unO Der jungen 2eute
morsen gladmittag 2 llbr uno abenSs
u llbr in Der gfOrb Cincinnati Surn@
bale, an 8ine unb Daniels StpoBs,
eiu Gu6re= unb 0ominosSpieI nit
naafoIeeroem 5aH3. Die Ddmen Ia.
ben freuublihft bo3u Elm uHb srpurtsn
etne ftarte getbeiliguug. Die 8prteb,
ruHeen firb aufs Bette getroffen unb
ptele ichOue uub pertbpolle preife se'
langen 5ur 8ertbeillug.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-28

Heiiier mie aid 8rotanIp in Sa't.
SIN @eridt luuroe grofnntp, gegcu
Sen Die 2IHflagc 6euerluofien inner
taIE Der Gtuotgrer3en abgeid}oiien jli
bdbcn, erboben mcroen mar, frei9t.
iDtoden.
G1lr9 glbtpeienbeit gIan3te qeitern
Der q Sabre alte U. 9. 2eah bon
8irnringbant, 9lIabamo, Der berbaftct
lUoroen mar, neil er all elnem &llt3-
mrbiI cill &i5ensifilh bate, 6as alf
bcn 9tmnen eines 8eiitlifen IN Io.
feoo ctn9etragen mar Seiue Scrbaf.
tl,ng mar erfolqt, aI5 er oas hetref.
frll0s glutonobil on einem SduOIer
o;l Ger Sie6enten uno YtaiH StraBe
9erfauien pollte, neil Die Holijei
pcrulitbete, baB es iicb I'M cine &C.
itpbIene Diai1me bGnOeIte. Gteie
Sermut6lmg erpies iify aI5 rid)tig,
oenn gcItern iplroe Ger SraftDngcn
Don g. u. Sarris pou Detroit retIn.
nlirt. g3ie Sarris ongab, mar 2caA
Eel inn beidGftigt gelpeien uro nit
Dem 9lltonlobil ourhgebrannt. Gie
9irgifait, Die Elm profeIiioneacr
9urgidyaftsIteQer fir 2ead) geieiitct
tatte, mltroe BON JtiHter geutnIaa
iilr pcrfallen erfldrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-28
0eifessritOrt?

Muf WsraniaFuns Der geb6rbsn ron
Saspsr, Jnb., ipuroe seitern bic 80
Jabrs alte Ninnit 3. Moobs BON
eonpent g,Iaee poH ben Detettibs erfn
unb a5lptnfiein in 5dft genOurlnen
unb ipirb beute Rihtfr giibers Dorses
fiibrt perbsn, i'm auf ibren Geiitss5iis
iiaao unsnfudu ~ ipsrben. Die 6rau
bat ben Giudtsdnipdlt pom sSasper.
Jnb., NIT Hrisfsn bombdrbiri. in Dsls
dKn iie bon ibm ptrIunste. sr folis ibr
iphber Su einer 6arm bel Casper psrs
heIftn, um bit iie btgduriert fporben
fsin ipiu. std9fofhunssn, bic Der
6tddtsdniraIt ron Sosper nngsifeli
bat. bdben nun ergsben, bdb oisis
Jarm iibtr6oupt nidt sriitirt unb er
isttt fi1 bdrnufbin NIT ben hieFgen
Hsb0rbsn IN @erbinbuns uub pera,ls
laBts bie Ueitndbme ber auofbli4 seis
Itesssf5rten Grdu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-28
be'Grlambnik define.

Jgbgar SaHauer, "a, gopinstou. ap.
lgSna gopfer. @, GbeDtpt, 8.
)Jrant Weubling, "a, 1945 Central
1 4oenue.
lgmma Gonrabi, "a, 542 RIotter alD.
IGbarIes W. UaiGer, 20, wsabiIoRoine.
lUtarp ID. Sdmibt, %, bessl-
IGliiab Sra5ier, q, 314 perrp Str.
lMaub gruDn, Is, 515 Smitb Ctr.
ySanforb pOpsrs, 35, Dlt. Waibs
I ington.
lauguita Rap, At. 5o2 Rsobins Ro.
ISobn @oIf "a, 32e @eF 6. Ctr.
lSatie Grant, 81, bessl.
iSames GutIinser, "a, 337 Oft psari
I Strabe.
tSuiannab Smitb, 18, 213 2atprencs
Strabs.
J5rasier Smit6, %, 636 Barr Cir,
(9oa Rseo. "a. besgl.
JMilton Senrp Saermbed, %, 1131
I Spring Ctr.
l@urris 9eisIsr, "a, 1125 bessl.
lGbarIss 9rabam, 81, 1926 Glorenee
I Qpenue.
(W, gais, II, 234s Rarquis Ctr.
(Sobr Spencsr Bridges, 81. Cuff, ..
l2ouiis 9oress. 80, 80 Gousrsb Ips.
|Glifforb 81. WbittinstOn, %. Gate
I propibenee, Ga.
lGarris WabbeG, 26, II Is. Ctr.
iSrpile 8eattp, AZ, TeooresStG, Sgb.
lNaarp Bod, 26, 1o14 gort Ctr.
(SarOlb B. glart, "a, Rem Rf5monp,
I Sbip.
lgmmd g. 2stts, 20, S15 Gin Ctr.
|waartin 9. @lenn, %. 6ortpeu.
(Martba Salboff, Is. gImpoObplace.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-28
4ies mao Gas.

- Die Deit gub Rapib Srauiit
So. bat geitern StaDtratbsclert 6reo.
Sdnellsr offi3iel bnpon in aenutnib
seTeBt, baB fie Den tbr Dom Stobts
ratb gerpdbrten uno bon 8iirgermets
ter pu9tu bereits unter5ei6neten
grsibrief fir bic 9erldngeruns Der
Cincinnati, 2aprencebura e aurora
StrdBenbabnItnie Big na6 bemStaot-
Centrum aneenpmmen BAT.
gr prdiioent 20. $. 9afi
tptrO am Samitag seIegeHtIih zines
2uHheons i'm Sintpn Sotel eine glns
fpra6e an bic Mitglieper Der 9anoslss
TANNER balten.
- On Der Columbia 9lpenue, peit>
!i4 Don Der 9ance Strabe, barft ses
fern @ormittag cine RDbre Der itdos
tiidsn @aferleituns unb Die SOlge
mar baB mebrere Seller in Der Rat)s
bari9oft unter 8aiier geieBt lpurben,
ebe 4ugeftellte bes WoiIeriperts De-
partements oas Daiier abiteaten.
- Die Staats 4potbeterbeboroe
in Columbus bat geitern bic fulgeHbeH
apOtbeter aug Cincinnati unb umsez
esnb aIs pbarma3iiten li3eniiri:
gerbinanb u. gfaoIer, Qlrben 6. Pase,
paul .. Bitter, Sames 5. 0per, GAR
len 6. Roeblp unD 8iroie q. gbel BON
bier; Wiaiam 6. 9napmeber Don Goa
pington forie 9pparb ). Gulner
DON Reppurt. 9lIs Silfs pbarmas
gift ipuroe gIiiab 8. Subbleitpn DON
bier liSenIirt.
- Die Gountp 2iSsnsbebOroe bat
bas Gefu6 pon Gmil 9rpgiR, istne
@irtbi4aft Don go. 1900, Spbu Ctr.
nab SO. 1880 Central 2lpenue psr=
legen gu biirfen, seitern sum siDeiteH
MaIs obf6tdgig beihieben.
= poli5eidef @opelan bat qeItern
anaetiinoigt, 6aB na6 Dem 1 Weai Die
poli5ei ale autpmpbiliIten feitnebmen
ptro, bic bann nod tempordre 9i3enss
i6ilber ober S9ilber BON porieen
Sabr an ibreu MaI9tnen bcben. Dem
S5olisei6ef III udmlit pon Columbus
aus bic amtlihe Wtittbeiluna aepprs
ben, baB nunmebr Elm aenuaenDer
8orratb an Gi5ensidilbern porbans
ben lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-28
9as Silfs,perf.
Seute sbenb geriammluns Der
Silisseiellif)aft in Der NOrb
Sine. Snrnbaae.

Gie 9euti6. Seiterreihiih. .unsari'
i6e SilisgeIeaitaft baIt beltte slbeno
in Ser I2oro Cincinnati 9urnbaIle ii.
re regeInlGBige @eriamlnIung ab, in
ipeIfler alIBerit wi6tige @ei6dite 3ur
@erban6Iung gelangen uno peitere
gorbereitungen fiir bos 8oIfsfeit am
'Samitag, benz 8. SUM, setroffen rper'
ben ioQer.
Der 9amen-Gusidub, iotpte an
bere arbeitsfounittees tper6en 9e'
rifIte eritatten unb fiHb oaber aIe,
Oamen unb Serren, pel6e iih fir
oas SiIfsperf irltereifiren eingeIaben,
iid1 ein3uiinben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-28

niadltcn iih I'M ben transport BON
8eriingliidten mad, benz Soipitnl icbr
ber6ient. sic itonben, ais Der @ngen
bic Soigblanb Npenue entlang iauIts.
Dor oem @eifdftsIofol grdbnms mo
iubren unper5iigli6 in einem stiito.
nlnbiI binterber, iobaB lie tbatiadli4
Gle griten on Der llngIiifsiteIle ma.
rem.
Mfotcrfii6rer Sbomas :. Tebenen,
Der felt % Safren in Tieuiten Der
Strakenbabngeielifoit itebt ino To-
ipeit NIT ieinem @agcr nod ME Elm
nennensnertbes llnaliif gebabt bntte,
erfldrte, oaB tros aller ieiner 9eniii6.
lingen bic Suitbremie nid)t fltnttio.
nirt bahe, oa Der 2uftbebdIter, Der
iit nlItomatiit fiilleH iollte, leer ge.
iueien lei.
gtatiirIidJ fraren binnen fllrjelu
teridiebenc gertreter Der Straben.
babngeiellid)nft CUR Steqe, Die Oen
@agen interiu4ten uno periiherten,
COB alle 9reinien IN ta6elloiem 3ue
itanoe ieien. poli3eidpf 9opelon unO
&rbeitsbireftor Sornterger orbneten
on, odB Der g9aaen uorldufig nift
entiernt weroen iollte, oalrtit Die gu.
ft1noigen geborben cine cingebenoe
llnteriufp.ng pornebHnen fonnten,
aber eeeen sGbeno rar Der @agcn
bod entfernt ipcroelL "a Coroner
Or. Soertmeper es ablebntc, ipeiier
in Der Snfc bor5ugeben. CAN'T ocrl
fiir5lid abgegebenen Medt3gltadlteH
6es Silfs.Stantsampalts I0ifenlooper
bari Ser Coroner nur oann eSnqlteitc
abbalten uno Soften peruriad,en,
ipenn Der 8eron6t eines 8erbrehens
borlieet. Sierpon lit ieI6itrebeno III
Dem porIiegcn6en 6aQ feline ReOe imo
baber ipirb Der Coroner, Der fraft Iei>
nea Nmtcs Die 2eidJe oes Spfers Oes
llngIiids in alsenihein nabn, lpeiter
nid)ts tblln.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-28
Mns Sens NnmisipaIgeridst

gu orei 0onaten s(rbeitsBaus rnb
ciuer @eloitrafe bon $50 uilo Soften
fuuroe geiteru Der % Sabre aItc
Charles JftiiIer, Don geo. 1862 DUB
lep StraBe, perurtbeilt, neil er IN Ger
9todt pem Wiittipod gum 9ornerstae
hcm Sd)anfptrtb SSobn s. grofannp,
Don Der @eit SedIten unb Burns
.StroBe, nufgeIauert bette, als oieier
ieine @irtbitaft ld)lob uno iid5 uat
ieiuer @cbnitug an Der @sc8berion
apenile begeben :pollte 9rofartp er.
pebrtc iid1 ietnes Inareifers, iHoenl
cr 3ruei RepolperidYiiiie ouf i'm ob.
eab, bic teioe iebI girIseu. goli5iii
@roiIfer elite al ben Small Der
SdNiiie ber5ei uio nabm iospobI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-28
Gntba,tptrt
@nroe Sefern Clara stilser selesentli9 clues
Straktnbabmnnfaas aui ut. Muburn.
Sajg yri1un trngn bel BEN lufal mt5r sDr mnOn 1unt
yYlsbangn biuDn.

@aaeu Der gnegarn 9ine eng Der 0dbe Der CAT Stake
Snrd mnS iaa bis SisbanS mnb 2Orheer apenme lin bier
NIT uoaer 8Hdt in enen 3sarapGnpen aaisn mub nmn
iarjen - lie % abre ae 6laa Stger wurbe BEL oiem 3n.
iammeHpraa i'm Snnern aseas buddbli eutbaupt Bon
ben brs Snam bes gaaens fam fa gmamb unperet
Wlndlidipaie banoe eS id jcbod nngefabrlide
Snitpnnbn Sdrammn Die llriafe bes llngfs fonmte
iOmeit nod ndt nit gefimntbti ermit neroem gotoab.
Sbomas g. Ieuns ieit emem grabrbumo bel Der Stra.
fenbasmgeihat ansefe 6haupte baH bic smbm Oeriaste
gertreter Der Strahnba9msla berTdern bns aae yrmu
in abenoer @anns 5r Slser bate seern abenS
bel Der yernaGlnng r Garr 1hr ,oe ben gerleten
seb0rt ais granjnuser inusirsn ioasm.
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Rtiultat Der sttrigtT
Spitlt
Gintm sdlabeIbrndl erIeaen.

Coroner Or. Joertmtper III gessns
ip1rtig nit siner llnterfu9uns beihdfs
iist. nm 3u ermiiteIn. ME Der 81
Sabre aIit gbarIss Smith bon 20.
1867 Jones Sirobe 81 einem S6d,
bslbru& tam, an BEN sr am gonnerss
tag i'm itaotifden SOipitol itarb.
Smith mar am Ulittipod abenD su
fpdier Gtunbe in iisrbenbsm 3nItanos
ejlqeliefert ipprben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-28
Illus ben Veri@tsb6fem.
Gbei6eibnngs alasen. Shaoeu'
eriabfale. - Standardization. -
Nad,lah auselesenbeiteu. - Der.
idHebenes.
gbefGeibung a.GGlle.

MARTIN g. q y e r, Der iitJ an
II. Ipril 1912 mit Senton y. glplgr
uerbeiratbete, mill ieBt oon ibr geidjie.
ben ieiH, neil lie ttre Bilit3ten Oer-
nafIdiiiet unb i'm am 10. Sult 1915
perlniien bot.
S0a Curtis bat ibren 9atten
@m. q. Curtis, 212 8aluut StraBe,
ben Tie om 2. Wtai 1911 beiratbete,
wegen gsibtperiorguu9 uno briltaler
gebanblung airf SWeioung oertlagt
Sic reibte iton i'm SSliIi 1913 cine
iOIfe Slage elm, 900 bieieIbe ieoc6
5uriif, nat,Oem Curtis peripro6eu
bate, lie belier beban0eIn 5u tuollen.
9eSIie &. 8anotpier, Jeb.
gatcs, mill non Santes' Sanoioier,
ben lie am s. SSilni 1911 betratbete,
seidaeoen ieiu, neil er IN feiner 8eiie
iiir Tie geiorst uno iie AUDI fortrpGb-
reno berart ntbbanbeIt bat, oab iie
ibn oerlaiien nrlhte.
3riminal. g den.
V. %. Gonler, Der in Gbicago,
III, perbuftet purOe, I'M ii6 bier auT
bic antlaae oes grlangens bon @elo
i.nter ialifen goruanoen 81 perant'
porten, WurSe geitern 9egen $2500
giiraid,aft bis gum PrD5eB erltlaiicn.
9r ioa Serrn y. u. sSoro, 8bepruli-
belltcn Der Matbelp glbop Co., Inn
Stops 6eittpinoeIt baben.
HuSolpb q. Game, bes
Strabenraubs angeflast, pIaiotrte &C.
itern oes tbdtliden Ingriffs ituloil
ino purbe gu go Saaen Gefangnib
ccrurtbeiIt.
BERNARD Gutter T, Der iidi Der
8erna9ldiiiguns ieiner Samilie idtltI-
hia betannte, lpuroe inter einenl ills.
peneirten, aui 6 Dtonate 9efangniB
Iautenoen llrtbeiI, entIaiien, iiahocnG
er periproden bate, in 3ufunit luO.
dentlit, $3.50 an ieine 5omilie 81
be3ablen.
{. Z. @ilIiamst BON Ser @il.
lianlg @aIoe 60, ipuroe gelteru on
Stelle oes Dor einigeu SaaG> pl6B-
lid, ueritorbener =. d. UicSlttpre ais
WeitaIico Der 8ranb Surp ernmut,
@m. Sobninu puroc SeS Gin
brllds in ben 6leiid)erIaben oes Gus.
Qoeuenltein ir. iiberfirbrt.
g babeneriat alogcn.
German 8igas, Der in sen
GtoQirngen Ser SSce Ieliperp So. ci.
nen llnfall erlttt uno oesbaIb cine
aIage iiber 5000 eingcreidt bate,
erIaugte geitern ein geroift iiber
$500.
Ghas. 5. aern bat auf GruaO
erlittener @erlesungeg cine aloge
iiber $2672 eegen Die Cincinnati
Sractiot SO. eingereidt.
glui @runb erIittcner Gcrle6ungcn
in Sem 9aocn Der Wlablep & Garelp
SO. tat Syames s. 8omers cine
aIage iiber $15.000 eegen Die 8elea'
ifuft eingereidt
gea 6Iab 9 q den.
Sames 3. @onners lit RaChlaBocr.
lpaIter Don Catherine GOnners; Ser.
ionaIien $3.50, SruuOeisentbunt
$4,000.
Scbm $. SooerIano 1T Seitaments.
noaiireder BON Bernard s. Sober.
lamb; 1erionalien $2500, @runo'
eieentbiim $500.
Senrp q. @eiieI 1T 9dMaBncr.
poIter Don 5ranees =. @eiiel; 9erir-
naIien $500, @runoeigentRlm
$4,000.
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Baie.UaB.

RaTer Spislplab in piitsburs pers
binberi. bort bag fir seitern angeiaste
/. Spisl elmer oreitdsigsn Seris spis
idsn unieren ~Rebs" unD ben .pira.
ten. Nus slsider llriade muBie ebsn-
faus bas Spisl in philadelphia uns
isrbieibsn.
Rtiuitat Der sefrisen
Spiele:
Rem gprt O00o10001 = 2
Boron 20ol00Oo*= 3
st2ouis 110O00OO3=5 8
Gbicdgo 3OO60OOOO= 3
6euts ga4mitias .Rsos" psrius
.pirdies4 in piitsburs.
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gerfudjt 6asea RDpnl Rilleu bentc
Abeno.

g.ritopfuue. 8iIipfttdt, perborbsrer
Rosen, beIeete 3unes, 9rdgbeit uno
2eberIeiosn psrben fdneu tcrrigirt
burh gIodburn's gascasRp1oIs
pillen. 9eifer ais RbiSinuszGtI,
1os uno 25e in alien apofbtisA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-24
N. Y. CURB PRICES
UNDER PRESSURE
Rights Make New Low
Mark - Oil Shares
Generally Weak

NEW YORK Feb 24-Renewed pres
sure was again shown in the market for
outside securities and while largely di'
rected against the more important issues,
the low.priCed shares were largely at
fected The downward tendency was more
pronounced in u number of the more re.
Gently active shares aud after low levels
were reached only feeble rallies followed.
Midvale steel declined more than point.
while the rights sold at a new low mark.
The bonds were actively dealt in around
80. Aetna Explosive, after declining IL
rallied slightly
Atlantic Gulf issues. after heavlness,
turned firm DriggsSeabury ruled steady
on small dealings Submarine Boat eased
off ~. Tobacco Products fell point and
United Cigar stores ". I. ran off in sym.
pathy with the balance Of the list.
oil stocks We're generally weak. cspe-
cially the lower-priCed shares. Cosden
fell nearly a point International Petrol
cum was down a small fraction and stand
ard Oil subsidiaries were likely lower
Copper stocks were comparatively quiet
owing to the listing of Keunecott, Magma
being the centre Of attraction at a small
fractional decline, Bonds were easier
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-24
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK Feb. 24.-The market for
foreign exchange opened easier in most
cases, particular exception being guild.
ers, which were quoted at AZ 9-l6 and
AZ 1916 Rechsmarks declined to 1884
and 73 Ills. These figures show less than
a point above the low record in German
exchange reached about two months ago.
Sterling shaded to 4.76% for demand and
4.76Is for cables French exchange was
not much affected by the reactionary ten.
dency, and cables We're quoted at 5s6X
and checks at 5.S7la Vienna was easier
at 1915 and 1850, Other quotations
We're; lire cables, 6.69 ~; checks, 6 10;
Swiss cables, 5.22; checks. 5.224; Stock
holm, 2S.25 and ESQ; pesetas, I9 and
1905; rubles 3lA and 31S.
In the afternoon the market eased on
further. Reichsmarks We're quoted at rs a
G73Fs Sterling shaded to ,478 $3.50
4.76A, the lowest In some time and
cables eased 10 4,7G&. Franc cables
We're 5,S65s and checks 5,S7A.
In the late afternoon the market hrmed
up a shade on very light business. Quo
tations Demand Sterling, 4.76A a.
476 5-l6; cables. 4.76la @4.78 1916
franc cables 5.ssA checks, 5s7ls /;
reichsmarks, 73ls d739s.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-24
RATES FOR MONEY
Police Court Chronicle

Sounds of a struggle came to the ears
of Policeman Tom BallSie Near the cor.
ner of I'd and Master streets he observed
a quadrangular battle In progress The
combatants made serious oral accusations
as they charged each other literally with
fists and feet.
The policeman saw at glance that the
conflict could never be settled by idle
words. He did the best thing under the
circumstances, and that was to let the
fighters maui each other to their hearts
content.
Finally he observed that the blows
began to lack steam" The dull thuds"
were fewer and there was a cooperative
inclination toward peace, due chiefly to
unanimous human exhaustion, which hap
pens even in the best of families, And
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-24

could be made with Drexel & Co. for pay
ment at sSt per share. The stock did
nothing on change
Inc number OF shares of stock that
nave oeen turned over to the Midvale
Steei and Ordnance Company to date Is
,n the neighborhood of S73, 900 out of the
sVV,ooo shares outstanding leaving the
lolderS OF about 27.00O shares vet to be
neard from With the extension of time
III whlch deposits of the stock may he
made, the belief is general in well-in-
FORMED circles that virtually all of the
minority shares will be turned over to the
new interests
An advance of more than . points I'm
MARKET street Elevated A. attracted at
tentlon They sold up g7L compared
with 80 In January. when the last pre.
Vlous sale occurred Philadelphia Eloc-
trlc was again offered rather freely, and
aeclihed fraction further A two.point
drop In Cramp Shipbuilding may have
neen due TO the latest gyrations between
washington and Berlin The company
mas received an order from w r. Grace
x Co FOR two new steamships The gen.
erai local list was quiet and trihe ir.
regular. In the final dealings pennsyl-
Vania Steel fell points, to TO-
The January report Of the PHILADELPHIA
company and its subsidiaries followed
the example set by most Of the big public
utilities of late in showing substantial in.
creases In both gross and net earnings.
The January gross gain was $25s, and
the net S2OO.932. For 10 months the gross
Increase was S969.75O. while the net gain
was no less than Sl,SS4,g ,g6S
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P0RTMANTEAU THEATRE
DELIGHTFUL NOVELTY
The Art Alliance Brings Stuart
Walkers Unique Entertain
ment to Philadelphia

The uriuue and praiaeworthy project of
The Philadelphia Art Alliance was pushed
Forward another notch last night IN its
campaign for funds by 81 performance at
the Bellevue-Stratfor which was quite as
unique and quite as noteworthy 4 large
and Interested audience saw what is In
general the most novel aud significant
theatrical entertainment that America has
yet Created-the work of Stuart walkers
portmanteau Theatre.
The audience found a beautifully sim
pie forestage and proscenlun In blue and
gold hilng the whole stage Of the ball
room aud putting to shame It's creamy
afiuence lpon this forestagc and
against two very lovely settings behind
the prosceuium were acted three little
plays which sent actors out into the audi
cncc to unite stage and auditorium In q
now and refreshing mtimlCv Costumes
AND furniture aud scenery were OF the
Very simplest vet designed with such orig
ina|tiN and t'Cl az TO create little world
Of beauty quite apart from the gauds Of
the theatre and utterly I'M keeping with
the naive aud charming little plays pre-
sentcd Acting OF sincerity and skill did
a great part.
II is little or no use to recount Mr.,
walkers three plays The essence Of
them would evaporate in the retellng.
THE Trimplet," dream play; Never
theless' realistic fantasy; six Who
Pass While the Lentiis Boil" Il ballady
sort Of folk-tale. are all naive. all gently
whimsical, not Il It'll" poetic and decidedly
worth while for all three qualities, They
are not vigorous. There is no red blood.
no passion In them one could never bear
a whole season Of such, But as a relief
from the violent and the prosaic which
rule our stage they are a delight. Their
flavor Is in such program announcements
as The time is partly then and partly
nowadays" and The time Is when you
will" II shines through such everyday,
unhighfalutin statements of the poetic as
Heaven is full of days and they're all
coming this way" and ~ trimplet Is the
hole n sunbeam makes in n shadow" TO
define Mr.. Walker exactly, he comes
nearer having what his beloved Middle
Ages called a pretty wit" than any mod
ern of the moment,
Mr.. Walker has something else n dozen
times more needed. however. lie has a
sense Of the theatre and, better still,
sense of what the theatre lacks. He
learned them both at the feet Of David
BeasCo and he is now shaming his master
with beautiful art instead of trumpery
realism and individual solution for the
Broadway slavery which binds Mr. Be
lasco and every other professional pro-
ducer. For Mr.. Stuart has built his whole
theatre-scenery, proScenum, gridron
forestaEe and lighting plant-to pack up
carry about and set up wherever anybody
has a hall to give him. Ele is bringing
a new art to the people who want it.
* NJ
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IEH1GH VALLEY JANUARY REPORT
SHOWED SUBSTANTIAL. -TNTCpEAcEc
Changes in Cambria Steel Board of Directors Rise in
Market Street Elevated Bonds-Philadelphi
Company Earnings Expand

a, had been expected, the Lehigh VAL
- railroads January report of earnings
.,iosed substantial increases in both
pls psas and net returns. Even the passen-
yeyenue displayed a gain of more than
IA aoo The increase i'm total operating
s,nue was S529,263. while operating ex-
.sss we're S2,663,579. compared with
psss6 iO2 in January, 1915. Operating
,ason,s was S719,3S5, compared with S467,-
..a last year. For the seven months the
,"nrsase I'M operating income was $1,1S1..
us, A. ,,...,,.
-.a,bria steel Company did not surprise
.ss street, except that It had been thought
80 Mr.. Donner might remain for a
.,,ne presldent Alex p. Robinson, Arthur
:, Ssvbold. j. Leonard Repiogle, w. II
r.nper. T.. V. BabcoCk, II, Francis Wood
.ysre replaced by the following represent
.tiras of the new owners the Midvale
e,sal and Ordnance Company: w. p. Bar
AZ Tohn G. Neale. S. NJ Naucain A. c.
njrkey. William b. Dickson, W. -. Corey
,rsssrs. Stackhouse, Slick and Black, OF
~ old directory. we're retained. w. H.
nonners place was taken by A. c. Dinkey.
The Midvale Company also announced
,hst since many Cambria shareholders
IA been unable. on account of the short
ssss of time allowed, TO present their
.,ool, 10 Drexcl & Co. for payment. the
,lIdyae steel aud Ordnance Company, at
.,he reoiest of Messrs Donner, Stotesbury
and Replogle with whom the original con-
tract of purchase had been made, had
oonseuted to extend for a short time the
neriod within which deposits Of the stock