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Evening journal., 1916-06-03
TWO ADMIRALS and
MANY men perish
By The United Press.

PORTSMOUTH, Eng, June s.
The port commander here today post
ed notice that Rear Admiral Hood,
commander of the battle cruiser In
vincible. went down with his ship
and perished.
Rear Admiral Sir Robert Keith
Arbuthnot perished with the De-
fence and all her crew were lost.
All but two officers and three men
of the Invincible's crew We're lost.
The Queen Mary carried down her
entire crew with the exception OF
eight men.
All were lost from the Indefatigable
and Black Prince.
All of the Warriors crew was saved
with the exception OF one man.
Evening journal., 1916-06-03
Mr.. PlNKHAM I'M aYoUNo AeE.u

John II. B. Pinkham of No. 2l3 West
street who recently celebrated his
ninety-seventh birthday. has presented
members of Rawnsley's Senate with a
framed portrait of himself Mr.. Pink
ham. in presenting the photograph.
said many of his friends would like
TO see how he looked in his young
age"
Evening journal., 1916-06-03
WILSON LINE PopuLAR.

Warm weather has called the atten-
tion of pleasure seekers to the Wilson
Line boats and the custom of Civ
ing river parties on the boats in the
evenings as a way to entertain friends
is being revive. There are plenty
of pleasure seekers in the day time.
but the evening trips are especially
attractive. One Of the most enjoy
able as well as reasonable ways to
entertain friends is by evening trips
ON the Wilson Line.
Evening journal., 1916-06-03
SUNDAY AT THE SPRINGS.

Sunday is expected to be a big day
at Brandywine Springs Park both on
account OF the popularity OF the re-
sort with people of this city and Phil
adelphia and the excellent attractions
offered there. Sacred concerts will
take the place of the usual vaudeville
show in the Park Theatre and an un-
usually good program has been ar
ranged for the occasion. These con-
certs are always attractive and the
price of admission is low. There will
be the usual free concerts afternoon
and evening.
Evening journal., 1916-06-03
CHAUTAUQUA OPENS TOMORROW.

The Wilmington Chautauqua will
open tomorrow with mass meeting
at o'clock in the afternoon at the
Chautauqua tent The program for
Monday will be: $3.50 o'clock, Folk
Songs" series lecture by DIR. A. d.
Harmon; s o'clock, Folk Songs. .
Ross Crane.
Evening journal., 1916-06-03
MANY VISITORS AT sHELLPoT.

Sacred concerts tomorrow after
noon and evening will take the place
OF vaudeville In the Family Theatre
at Shellpot Park and excellent pro-
grams will be given. These Sunday
concerts are always enjoyable and
well patronized. There will be the
usual free concerts afternoon and
evening at the park. TIL musicians
of the Henry & Young Band are again
Evening journal., 1916-06-03

the pimples and thought
they would come of but
they didn't. They were
very big and hard and
they festered all over my
face. The itching was so
severe that I was obliged
10 scratch my face. and
my face was disagured. l
also lost my sleep at night.
Evening journal., 1916-06-03
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

A GOOD POSITION FOR THE
~ right man. Salary and commits
sion, to represent an old and reliable
Industrial. Health. Accident Insurance
Company; must have Industrial liie
experience OF at least two years. Ad-
dress M-77, Evening journal Office
iunc3-lt
Evening journal., 1916-06-03

Whoever il was that said that Fri
day was an unlucky day certainly
must have had a crouch on. Certain
il is he never ran Y. w. c. A. cam
paign or he would change his gloomy
mind in short order for re-
gardless of dark superstition. yes
terday. which as you all know was
Friday. was the banner day for the
Y. W. c. A. campaign when at the
noon luncheon S3O.50375 we're re-
ported.
Not since the luncheons started
has such enthusiasm been displayed
as was shown yesterday by the cam
paign workers during the announce
ment OF the reports. The announce
Evening journal., 1916-06-03
Ar THE NATIONAL THEATRE.

The great military drama. Sup
pressed Orders" will be shown Mon
day in three reels. II shows the full
details Of Preparedness" of the
United States and is full OF excite
ment.
Evening journal., 1916-06-03
Theatre and Park Attr actions

giving satisfaction to the large num-
ber OF pleasure seekers at the park
and they are playing some excellent
music.
Evening journal., 1916-06-03
ONE Gift OF $4,000
FOR !. v. c. A. FUND
This Was Made by lrenee
dupont Bringing Grand
Total to $I32,O65
TEAMS REPORTED
$29,I53 TODAY

Reports for the fifth day of the Y.
W. c. A. campaign as made at the
noon luncheon at the Hotel DUPONT
today added $29, 1853 to the amount al
ready subscribed making a grand to-
tai Of $132,o65 toward the goal Of
100000.
An announcement made today that
lrenee DUPONT would give $4,000 was
received with an outburst OF ap-
plause. Other large individual sub
scriptions announced today are as
follows Major and Mrs. William G..
Ramsay, $1,000; Alexis l. DUPONT,
$4,000; j. p. Laffey, $500; John j..
Nields, $500; Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Lackey, $1,000; William Coyne, ST.
600; "A Friend" Mrs. Caleb NJ Shew-
ard, captain OF team No. q, an
nounced, would give $4,000: Mrs. e.
Tatnall Warner, $500; Girls in the
Boarding Home OF the Y. w. c. A..
$780,
The executive committee today an
nOunced SIX subscriptions amounting
to $l4,350 Up to the present time
the executive committee has raised
S73,9S5.
The team that reported the banner
amount today was team No. p in Di-
vision ID, captained by Mrs. Caleb M
Steward. who reported $500.
Other banner teams today we're:
] Division A-Mayor Price. who report
/ ed $685.; in division B-William p
Whites team. Sl29S; and in division
: C-Mrs. T. w. Bacchus team S2116.
Division ID under the generalshiT
of Mrs. f. G. Tallman is the banner
division with $24972 to its credit.
The total mount raised so far. S132,
065 represents 1919 subscriptions.
The receipts today by divisions fol
I 1nr-.
Evening journal., 1916-06-03
PERSONAL.

Mrs. John Anker of Lorrain. Ohio
is visiting Mrs. Elizabeth William of
No. 40S West Seventh street.
Evening journal., 1916-06-03
SEVERE ITCHING OF
PIMPLES ON FACE
Very Big and Hard. Obliged to
Scratch and Was Dis6gured.
Lost Sleep at Night.
HEALED BY CUTICURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT

''I had a great deal Of trouble with pin-
plies. First pimple appeared on my face
and il multiplied very quickly and picked
Evening journal., 1916-06-03

''The trouble lasted three weeks and
I tried many remedies but got no relief.
Then / used Cuticura Soap and Ointment.
I was entirely healed in three weeks"
(signedl Miss Anna stinkarrez. 302 Vine
ST.. Plymouth. Pa, July IA, 1915.
Sample Each Free by Mail
with S2-p. skin Book on request. Ad-
dress postcard "Cuticura, Dept. II, Bos-
TOM Sold throughout the world.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-08
Some Extra-Special Bargains

Baby Blankets in all colors, for two days
uiiiS' 'hplSc .t5t
10-i Bleeched Sheeting, 40c quality. .35c
"a Beachcd Sheeting. SSc quality. 32hc
S-i Bleached Sheeting 35c quality. 29c
1914 Brown Sheeting, 35c quality. 80 &c
"a Brown Sheeting. 32 &c quality ..... 29c
S-4 Brown Sheeting, soc quality .....27i iac
3S-inch Brown Sheeting. l0c quality II
NdTuS IUr .Si.VU
36-inch pure and soft Bleached Shceting, l5c
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-08

S6-inch SILK Taffcta in all colors. extra sne-
elal Tor two days only, quality guaranteed.
" values; for choice, per yard ......0 0sc
l6OO piccessf 15c Gngham, at Kahn's, two
days. only choice, yard. ard....,..........i iOc
All Wool Serge, 81 quality, all colors for two
u"ys AT Mann s. choice, ce,.............$ Soc
Poplns in all colors and shades. choice, per
S"iu ''''''''',..,... ..................2 25c
Boys best grade Khaki school Pants values
'''' 1T Mann ), TWO days only. ........ soc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-08
FALL COATS

FALL COATS
ScrVicoablo Coats in fashions approved
and fancy mixtures, hlgh convertible
Collar thrcc-umrtcr and full lengths,
Sl5O, 5000, $3.50, S9.73, St2.O0 up
to .............. SIS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-08

SEPARATE SKIRTS
500 OF the falls best modes in Silks.
Plaids, Stripes Solids and fancy WOOL
ems. an the new effects in pockets, belts
and girdles; plated effects $3.50, S29o
$3.50, SL5O. Si.995 up to...... $500
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-08

tall collar should do so now. for
these collars are much the smartest
sort.
The very smartest blouses now ex
tend over the waistline-if only by an
inch or two. But over-the- waistline
they must go to look ultra smart.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-08

better qualities he garments
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-24
Gfe II. uno @inc Ctr.
Rbone Canal 17S.
Stiitnngsfeit Ses Sentiden RilitGr
lint. @creins.

Der 0euti6e MtlitGr untsre
itiibun9spsrein 6litt uunmebr auf Elm
32idbrises geiteben Suriid unb bieie
5batia6e pirD am Sonntag, benz Is.
sunni, in edit beutider aemiitbliher
0eiIe ourh cine 6eitlidteit begansen
perbsn, bic in Mate's @toDe in Bomb
6tQ itattfinoet. Sir bieIes Sitfs
~tunasfeIt iino bic umfdfenbIteu 8ors
bereitunoen fir bic 9eptrtbune uno
llnterbaltune Der Mitglieber uno 9ds
tie eetroffsn pproen unb bd betannts
lid Die Serren npm WiIitdrpsrein ais
portrefilite 4rrangeurs bon Set,
lidteiter betanut iiro, mtrb oas
Stiftun9sfeit ith speifelsobne gu Ell
uem prdfti9en Griolg seitdIten. Dds
MISUNDERSTANDING peIhes Ihor
Ieit Qerdumer 3eit nit hen 8orbereis
tlnaen fir oas Set bei6Gftigt lit,
Iett Ii6 aus ben foIgenben Serren Sus
fdmmen: Matthias giiger, Soiepb
Rena, 8. greper, g. 0uerr, u. Wats
mpbr, u. 2eIer, 8. .. 2uebbert, Wis
daeI gaus. 8. Saefuer unb ..
Nnoles.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-24
Has sena WaaiSipalgeriMt

Sames grabp puroe geitern unter
Der Nntldge bes @inbru9soiebftabls
3u orei WtonateR Qrbeits6Qus uno ets
ner geloitrofe BON 5000 uno Soften
nerurtbeilt, neil in ieinem gefts cine
SaiAenubr gefunben purbe, bic Dor
einigen 3agen mittelft @tnbru6Dieb@
itdbIs aug Der Dobnunq Don 4Seter
Iter, Ro. 1850 !Senibap 4Oenue ge>
'toblen poroen mar. 8rabD betbeu>
erte anfGugIi6 ieine uni6ulD, CAB jss
bod tlein bel, ais Inn iein &ontsrtsl
aug Der 8erbre3ergalleris porgelst
tpuroe.
@Hpalt hilbert 8einItsin Bon 20.
543 Meit Gi6ertD Strabe purbe Don
Der AntIage Der Seblerei freigeipros
9en. gr mar auf bic 8erunlafiang
BON 9orptbn Sugbes perbaftet porz
ben Der Cigar Nolall, Der jebt I'M
Gtaat &entutp pesen Raubes cine
3u4tbousitraie perbiibt, DOR Ginger
3eit eine @n5abl S6mudTa6en ees
itpblen bate. Die bic Susbes be-
bauptete, iollte Nolun einen 3beil Der
S6mudia6en benz Gnfpalt 9ege6eu
baben, ober lie tonRte fir Oieie Be-
bauptung feline ftifbaltigm 9epeiie
porbringen.
Der Giisnbabnbstetttu Wiaiam
Glanrn bon No. $50 @eit StraBe, Der
tir5li9 in ans~etruntenem 3uItanb auf
Gotprence 0obertp, Io. 1249 Weit
Siebente Strabe neT6ofen bate,
ipurbe BON &i4ter geatman tpeger
Sruntenbeit I'm $50 unb bic SOFTEN
unb pesen ungebiihrli6en Senebrnns
UNI $40 unb bic Soften beitraft.
Sba Darts, bic hi6uloist mar.
in ibrsm 2o9irbauie, 0u. 327 Weit
Siebente StraBe obne 2i3sns Spirit
%tupfsn pertauft gu baben, tuuroe DON
Der antlase freigeipro9en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-24
Sm 9rauti,
Sprans seiferu bic blinbs Jran GarO.
line SaptOn ans einem Senier.

Sm Grnnnt fprnng geitern Wcrgcli
eie blinbe Irmi Caroline Taytcn diis
etnem Seniter ibrer i'm 6ritten Stod.
iperf bes Sniies Ro. 997 Git Critic
Strabe g~eIegenen @Cbmng. Slid.
lidlcriueiie wiiroe Die MiidIt oes Sails
enrdJ cine gernnba ~gebrodcn, ocrrn
Sol5fperf ~aIlerbinas nadgab, aber Die
Biitt ocs Sales beoeutcn6 idpr1ftc.
iobaB bic Grmi, fpie bic aer5ie I'M
ita6tiiben Soipital fonitatirten, nit
rerbaltnibmabis Ieitten @erlesungcll
cappIfam.
Die Grd Dabton dngab, trdumts
lie, bab iie mieoer elm fIeines Wao.
tcu mar pnb NIT siner an5abl ,Su-
acH6gcipielinnen unt6ertcQte, bencn
lie 5eisen poate, ipie iie cine 3repps
heraNpringen fcnntp. Der Qrann,
ipar 10 le6baii, bab iie ans benz gatt
auiitnnb, ouf eineii Stilbl itiea, Der
ain Seniter itanS uno baum sum Gen
tier binausibrana.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-24

Der Central 4Denue uno bann Tiibli9.
Q4ts 3ipiIion n0rDIi6 entIans Der
Plum CUR A6ten.
Qeunte 8iDiIion metli3 entlaRg Der
Central QDenue uub iiiolid our Sritf
ten.
3e9nte Sipiiiou Iibli8 entlana Der
plum sur @isrten.
I'm 5pei llbr peroen IGmmtli9e
DiOiTionen. bic itd i4On auf BEN
Wari4e befinoen, gum Sttllitanb
tommen, gpmben perbeH au%filiegen,
idnlntIide aapelleu merOen ipielei
uno ale Sbeilnebmer an Der 9arab.,
fopie bic 3uifauer tperben ben eritsn
8ers Der RdtiOnal !6pmne iinsen;
norauf itf bic paraoe pieoer in Be-
peglng IeBt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-24
81 a6Iat.So n.

Iiflael 3. Mpan lit Eeitamcnts.
p%oaitrefer BON g(nit Npan; @ruuo.
cigentblrm $4,000.
Clara 9mminger lit 9eitaneRt5.
b~olliirederin bon almos elias en-.
niirgcr; Neriorolien $500. 8runo.
cigeatbun $4,000.
Scbn 81. Gnnie lit 5citaneiltspua.
itreder BON gartel aeberer; Beriona.
lien $3.50, Srun6eioentbum 5000.
Srances Suidunmm lit 5eita'
mentspoaitreferir non George g
Tilep; Berionalien $500.
Gaa 2antrp lit 3eitamentspol!-
itredsrin Don SSobn %. @Drne; FER
irnalien $1,000.
annn @erIing lit 0a6laBperral.
term bon Ssofm $. 8erling; Verio-
nalien $780, rirnoeigeutbum $1,000
hilbert j. 8. Wnllop III 9taflar.
reripalter BON @cain 8. Suiiep; Der.
ionalien $500, @rmoeigentblim
SODO
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-24

alsranber unb amelia gfotb, 202O
Wobat Ctr, Mdbden.
90. uub gertrub Ri6ols. 1893
Glen Strabe, Mdbden.
Rapmonb unb Serene 8erbins, 742
pureeI ape.. anabe.
CHARTS unb Warp Bone, 1871
Gin Sirabe. anabe.
William unb glan4s Oeters, 40
on 10. Ctr, Gnabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-24
anaiteriarimmsfeF
6eiert am mOrsisen sonntag Der
ct. Alopius @aiienpersia.

I'm Sonntag fsisrt Der ct. gloDs
rus Wa~iienDersin In ben anlassn oes
W~aifsnbaufes in Bomb DIN fein 4rk
nipsriariumsfef unb sfpeifslsobns
iperbsn bic Brsunbe unb @onner bts
Yereins iofpis bes DaiIenbauiss in
he1sn S&aaren nah 8onb Din pill
germ, nm ibr Sherflein fir bie 10 e.
gensrtide anfalt bsiouiieu.rn unb
einen senubreidsn Gag perleben.
Die Jeier tuirb am 0ormittag UNI
hdlb 5ebn llbr bura Elm feisrlifes
ami in Der aapsne bes Daifsnbaulss
einatleitst, bas Rsp. 9eorse Bomber.
abe eslebrirt unb am Rafmitids nm
5nei llbr 1T feierIi4e @esper, i'm Mns
i4lub on tpelde Rep. 8. Darslman
BON Der ct. Gltfabetb air4e in Nors
tppob bic prebist bdlt.
Sir ben ipeltliten 1beil Der Jsisr
Fnb ieitsns Der perftieb.nen aommits
teen bic umfhtigftsn 0orbersiiuns.n
getroffen tporoen unb sbenio pirb dah
beitens fir ben innersn Weniden gss
iorst fein, iobab ale Gtfisdfts genlb,
rei4er Stunben Derii4ert fem birs
fen.
Die p%sriGisbsnsn Usittommittssn
isben iid pie fOlst auIammsn:
Gmpfanss $ aommittee: Jos. 8.
Wenitrup. Cos. gernins. 3. 8. aob'
mri9sr. 8. Sos. S4ulte, u. SanBen,
Gbds. Wittrod, Sos. q. 0ertanp.
German :. Witte, 6enrp DOrstr.
Duff : Rommittse: @nthouD
Weper. wm. u. Wsper. Sos. aisfs
fer.
Mil& : Rommiits.: Gsrbarb
G3mibt. 3. Raiisrmann. .. WOsps
ienbors. aouis grusrmanH.
Orbnunas . Rommittee: - 5snrp
@eil, Dapib Yurtanser, german Iols
iss, antbonp Bed. aiaiar aettsrer.
grfrif9unssn: = Sos. 9rintmann,
gbolpb Rismann. Sos. grinimann
ST., 8. 2or.na ST.. War 9ofbrausr,
Glem. 8. grinsmann, Q. Camping.
elsm. adiGe. Bernard Jor, Dn.
ki6tsr, Otto ae1ermann. o. 8. gers
ling. abolpb Riemann Sr.
Hdnparbeitsn unb Wsrgniiauneer--
,Sobn 8. Wtinsrs, $. grintmarn.
Gbtp. G9onboft, Bernard Wiafe, u.
iyanamann, SEQ. 6. Sdranb. s..
Drtt, Rid 3. SanBsn. Nm. Ginning,
Gbas. Boedmann. aug. gsim,i4e.
Alpbonio 8srnins. Rorbert gsruias.
9bp. 9abltns, 3. Sdranp, Geo. Sis
mon.
eif,nbabn > aommitise: I'm.
GtebelmanH.
Usioraiiontn. - 8. o. Gtan.
Roaestion ; aommittes: 5cbn
8. Meper ST., anton Donberbdrr, o.
Gtridsr, 8. S9aiper, Geo. Sasts.
Deter 8. Haebntr, abeb. Wanitrath.
sos. g. 1sttis, Geo. grusssmailn,
8. g. 8. 6sImonn.
Speite : zti4: .. Burbrlnt,
Ibeb. 1bale, 8. Msbmann. Sos. O..
Rofttt. Clarence 6. S9nsiSer, sos.
Wefd. Sos. Sarmensr. Cos, Domms.
Jpbn O. 5epl. Cos. Rnttns. ]. 8.
Jnbtrbees. 3. WosIsr, mm. Hobns.
8. Greamtrins, Sbtb. Rsbdss, Geo.
Ollie. 9. 8. Gisite. Sos. M5rbenann,
Darn 9anneberg. Bernard 9bslan.
Dreb M. Brintsr, Geo. Shustte unb
SObn ginusmann.
See Cream unb Candies: - Geo.
o. Btdmann, Geo. Webring, 6srrb
Roftmep<r, Geo. eluhing, Spbn u.
Torblob. 6<nrp Wostisr. q. .. psdss
lamp, Ureb. GtisIsr, Geo. Rprtmau.
eluiomObil: Mm. Mttie, cItO.
Doesgts.
gssas: Geo, Q. e@saHb,
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e.GrlanbsikiAeime.

-
Dineen3o Wormile. %, 919 Race ct.
tJnforonata 5~rentalOnsi, 10. 1857
union 4pe.
JRobert u. Wobrmspsr %, 515 Wals
nut Ctr.
l4liee g. @raotns. q, 635 Wet Mc.
Miden 4pe.
Jebparb Gar, %, Rt. Sealtbp. %.
lMasbalena DIT. 81. bessl.
I5ofspb q. soles, SO, ego storrs
Strabe.
lytarp q. gsrubarbt, 80, mt. Ssaltbp.
Ianbr,p $. ReiHdnsibsr, %, 42o
Weit MeItiden Qpe.
l@nna 6. 5utfou, 10, SO Main Ctr.
|5arrp 9ombrassI. 81, 745 grmorp
Gpenle.
lNuna MeFermann. %, besst.
J!9arolb m. Gbiers, "a, 1896 Gang.
lamb Ctr.
lgaprtls q. Snpber. %, Mt. airp, 8.
Jgruee s. Warfanb, 80, Glepelanb.
bertha 6. 5bompfon, %. Rorpoob.
jSo6n so. qarbam, 25, 1892 Cole.
rain Dine.
mOnie q. Sch, 2s, 500 Dirmptb ao.
J9lmor 6. aiftnsr, 81. 3442 aapona
Gpenue.
tSarab 6. ainieb. %. Nprtpoob.
@iaiam :. @sftrins, %. ola aaus
1 rel Ctr.
taouife Wolf, 25, 1928 Poplar 9Th.
jGeOrse g. @osslfans. %. 215 St
llniperfitp 4pe.
tWaris Camp, %. 1923 aineolu gpe.
yGbarlss u. gurdarb. "a, ct. Ser
Harb, ..
Mdris .. Seser, 20, bsssl.
Ialnion efto, SO, 1915 Central ape.
lglnna 9eiiel, 81. 2l3O Mobaipt 81.
J5reb. Z. Scoter. 20, A Crescent Ql.
lgbitb 8. pratt. "a, 5 Rem Miniller
apartments.
ISames proetor, %, 423 Smith Ctr.
lRsbseca SrUin, %. s31 Meit 5. Cir.
}earl glsil., %, 1641 Denbam ap..
l@entDiepe Goerit. %. 3497 S.at6em
Mpenue.
A.dlisr Oupup. 17444 Sarriion ars.
lWnrie Yrodman, 2odlano, 8.
|Sobn u. eefpea, "a, Olive Sin. ap.
lGbitb 6. afbton 80, arlinstOn
9eigbts.
lSarrp .. Minbsbsrs. 90, 5O7 Glipsr
I Strabe.
MilSrsb :. ainnep, %. 315 oaur.I
Sirabe.
George 2ammrt, %, gopinatou, Rp.
teona aorHmanr, 20, 111s Straight
StraBe.
jGliHorb q. stsbing. %. Roripoob.
learolins &. gutstuHit, %, 91s gssit
aibertp Ctr.
}Dtto ailgus, %. 8 on 8. Ctr.
katherine palmer, 26, Wpomins. 8.
! Senrb g. Bedsr, 40, Mt. 6ealtbb.
lMtnetia G. Stns, 80. 1868 Clifton
@ptrue.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-24


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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-24
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-24
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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-17
decorations for the Tree.

A pretty decoration for Christmas
which is so easily made that the little
tots can do most of the work, is paper
chains. Silver paper and blue paper
make the prettiest- Cut the paper
into four-inch squares, then cut the
squares into strips one-fourth inch
wide, and paste the ends Of the little
strips together, linking them as you
go. Silver alone is very pretty, and
alternate links OF blue and silver give
an attractive effect. The paper costs
five cents a sheet, so the expense Of
the decora ton is srall.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-17

low like sheep the leadership Of some
foolish friend who either has more
cents and less sense than the average,
because we are the slaves of custom.
Christmas IS the season for the Christ
Child-when simplicity and sincerity
should dominate love of ostentation
and all pretense. 1t Is hard in this
day OF luxury to experience new sem
sat1on; for children are stated on the
threshold Of life with gifts that would
have astonished George Washington
and taken away the breath of little
backwoods Abraham Lincoln 1t Is no
use telling your child to eat his red
apple and suck his stick of candy with
a thankful heart If little Bobbie next
door owns a motorcycle and real pig
skin. Precious poor fun will your lit
tie Mary Jane find in her rag baby If
Inez Doris has bisque French doll
that can talk. And so we are happy or
miserable, poor Or rich by contrast;