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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-23
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8erlangen inter benz 1eIese bon
Sbio bic @ittlusn uuu fiinf bci
ifrer 2lrbeit uOm S'ibihlaae
Detrofienen.

sSnl bieii1en @uremi Der itaatlihe;l
SnSuitrie.aomnliiion rei6tcn geitern
iiini 8ittpell, 6eren Gatten an Den
6olgen bon &ibitIdgen itarben, Die
lie bci ibrer @eibdftigung erIitien
bo.ten, @eirbe nm gepiQiguna bon
giltifdoigilne EN-. uno auBeroam
Derlangte cine iltn9e Came, ,SrauleIn
plcp Sdeben Die in eillem 3eparte'
mcntIaoeil beihditigt tit, Gntifacl.
luna iiir YerleBuugen, lrelfe iis er.
litten babe, ais lie pdbreno Der sr.
belt pom Der Site iibernlanut fporocn
Dor. lie Ectionen limb Die criten II.
rer strt, iuelfe bier eiugerei6t mlr'
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II. aiaine Stone @tig. 50. ,no tpllr6e
nm 81. Suli bcm SitihIage betroi.
fen, benz er orei Gage ipatcr erlaJ.
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spr.raftors gf. =. Chill. gr luuroc
an II. 5uli BON Der Sise iiberinannt
Gno itnrb na6 ipenigen Sagen.
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"a s9eIt fSiinife Strube, Gppingtor.
ell 9lngeitellter Der slmericau Srol
@orts, Itarb am %. Siili.
Soieob Wep er, ron gsp. 1921
Seioto StraBe, er mar in ser gnlage
Der glnIerican Saf Scatter Sc. Sc.
id1itigt, iuurbe ant 2. auguit bon
Scr Sige iibermannt unb itarb an 8.
sluguit.
Wsibnel 4noreB, bon Ro.
412 9anf StraBe, elm angeiteater Der
9lmarican Gat aeatber Co., itarb an
8. Iliguit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-23
Gebnrten.

9arrp unb qnnd 9risis, 926 @ars
fielb Str, &uabe.
Yincent uuo 9puiis sSdcp6, 1924
2inu Str, Wtdoben.
Gouis uno Gite1a 6rdn5rsb, 1861
anor Str, Wdo6en.
St1nlep uno qsatba G1ddsfieIb,
1922 gepis 2lpe., anabs.
Gugene unb 9Iande Wsper, gars
tbugs, andbe.
Sacob uno 2OuiIe Surtmann, 2017
8ine Str, Snabe.
glrtbur uno Gmma Saaoe, 241
Gming Str, &nabe.
Bernard uno @Ii3abetb S6mibt.
1917 Wiprton Strabe, !opoe part,
Mdbten.
artbur unb Silod 9oWbs, 3945
@pnurbs Roab, WGo4eu.
aoam unb 9bereia 0ornbad, 1922
Cinnamon Ctr, UlGoden.
Dale unb Sennis Vfeeb, 1923 9re'
men Str, &nabe.
Soiepb unb GIardSdoettmer, 2217
9ictor Str, &nabe.
@oparb unb @bna glate, MabiIons
bile, &nabe.
aerSinanS uns Marie 2snisr. 1916
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-23
11nterridjts an5sisen.
Grbebenber 4lbfd,lak.
Golden iinbet bic auuoeutiou Der
Gpang. 2iga in Glepelano.

Ter @eiub Der Soilrtag abenb III
Glepelntb beeiroeten aonpeirtiou Der
,panseIii6en 2iga mar iait piernral 70
itnrf cls Der aller feds borausgegan.
aenen 3peiiabrs @eriainntlitngeit.
9tafbem Die aiif 9eiu6 ipeilenoen
auspdrtigen @eiitlifen 8orlnittags
in alien IA glepelanoer airden Der
tpanaeliiben Spno0e BON gsorSame.
rifa sepreoigt bniteiL periammelten
iih Die Gbeilnebmer Der saatpention
iiebit Sablreife,i epangeliid)en Gbri.
item Ger Staot 9lbenbs in Der @raps'
slrmorp 5nr Shlubieier. 9enerfets.
nertb mar bic alien $4,000 Wfitglis-
bern Der 2iaa aiiierlegte 8erpflidS.
tiing, alif Die Odiier eines sSabres
modlentlih 5 Gents 5ur llnteritiisumg
bcr Snnooul.s .slrbeit beisilteuern uno
5ebH Mitglicber liner hetr. @enieinos
III peranIaiien, bas @leife 5u tbun.
Ganl ,purbe auf Die in Glcpelanb in
ar Snntanels.ai bonn 26. BIZ
Z septerlber itattfinbenbe Sabrcs.
Y 'ninlnlirna hca Diafoi,ie4g
i,e epauseIiiden Sprobe biusepie.
fen.
Ger @enernIpr6ies Der Synooe,
a'aitor ssobl gaIber aiis ct. 9calis,
Icitetc Die fcierIid)e sInitseinietlng Der
neuen gcnriten Der 9iea- 9,aiior G,il.
fium u. TreieI, Gransoiae. ono..
BRIDES; Eaitor 9auI o. Dtcrib, sSi..
bcpennenee. gtc.. gi5eprdies; SRI.
Mnan gfnbe, Snbiannpolis, Sl,S.,
aorreipenben5 Sefretdrin; Nafspr
Vaui Sfroeser. Cleveland, grotofoll-
iiibrcr; acirhcIo =. 1ieee. ct. aouis,
Uir, Sdasmeiiier. @rOBe slnerfen.
inurg fanb Der Gborgeiails Der f5G
Sdnser. bic iirrter 9eitiing oes Giri.
1eilten 4rof. s. s. @roiupolo Ge
ptniienDcridmnllutgen Der 2iga per.
id,onteH unb Mbenbs gum Iesten
Dinle inihpirftcn. g'nnentlib bic
0bore ~!Serr, auf bid traue i6" iIno
!. lie Simmel riibmen" sriiicn ilda)-
iig 5urn Scrsen. Tie oeutihe g,rebigt
ees Gcneral.Erdies Batter iiber ..Gie
2iIiiInft iiuierer airde" eriiiate afle
!lEireIeuben NIT irober 3lreriid)t
lirS iaiItbige1n gertranen. 9.aitor ar.
rim 2duBIer preoiste in be,itifer,
i,aitor 8. Gtoerfer in ensliid,er
Eprnfe. griterer iiber bas Gbenla:
Mas lit in oeiner Nnn0s", Iesterer
asSf 3 FAB mn life to line cper~
s,eioe bctonter Die NiIlensfreibeit
illro geranhportIidfeit bes epongeii.
iAeu GtEiitsn. Der BET allen &onbLub
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-23
+ pbilip Gmri@. !
Ter befnnnte WteHeridlmieb BON ocr
Yiain Strake, i'm bOben sllter BON
S5 Sagreu seltOrben.

Ssrr pbilip Gmrid. Elm nllgsmeilt
fstannter unb bohpersbrter beutiter
pionisr, bat seitsrn gormlttag nj
isiner Wobnuns, S24 Wuin Strabt
bic auesn gum eipissn S6Iummer sss
itloHsn. Der 9rsis, Der bag bube
utter Don 80 Sabren errei6te, mar
lanss 3sit trdntli6 getpsisn. Gs pa-
Elm langiames 8srlOiden Der 2ebenss
fannie, Elm ianftes 6iuibergleiten IN
oas Rei6 Der S6attsn Die 5amiIie
mar am Sterbelaaer, als er ben leg
ten atbsmsug that. Der @erbIihene
purbe am 2. gldr5 1882 gu Reuntir=
den in Der RbeinpIdl5 ssbpreu, er-
lsrnts Bel feinem Batter bic Stels
ma6srsi uno ipanoerts i'm Sabre 1S49
nit sinem iiiugeren gruber mad 2(ms'
rita aus. Sa bic junssn 9eute in Rem
gort tsius a,bsit finben tonnter,
madten lie Die bsihpsrli6s Reiie nudJ
Cincinnati. Sier arbsiteie pbilip gu.
erii in elmer RinsraIpaFerfabrit, Ders
tauTtts bic gei6dftisuug aber bdIo
nit elmer folhen BEL Dem Wefers
itmieb unb Observation-Disclosures
sScbn Cutler. gei oieism blieb er 6ls
1856, ais sr iid nit siuem aollesen,
Ramens Springer, ielbitItGnoiJ
mdhte uno Ro. SO SIt s. Sirabe eia
ReFerpaarsngeiddft sriinpete. RAD
benz Isin aompasnou geitolbtn mar,
ariinbete er nit leinsm friiberen ars
beitaeber 2utbsr bic Sirmu Gmrid &
60. in Dem 0auIe $40 Wain Strabs,
beren alIeinissr Snbaber er na6 benz
gible6en beFelbeu ipuroe. Sas 9es
i6dft, pel6es I9pn Ieit pielen Sdhren
Don ben SDbnen seleitst iptro, bsfin.
bet fit bort INNER nod unb bic Gms
rit'i6en Meiierpaarsn uno gBert@
seuse iinb nett uno brett beriibmt.
Serr Gmrth psrmdblts iit i'm Sabre
1850 nit 5rl. Soisphins pfau, BIT
ibn nit fiinf ainpsrn iiberIebt. Die
9inber iino: SoIepbius bic Satin oes
Ssrrn @m. 6silis; Catherine, Die
Satin beg Ssrrn CHARLES 8. @osel,
fptpie bic SDbns Gbarles, Robert uno
georse. 5rcu Clara @ulisd, cine an
bere So6ter, 1T bem Batter I'M soos
porausaeeansen. Die 9sercisung bes
brapsn g}ioHiers fiubet an 5reitag
i.utt, bod 1T bic Stunbs nod nidt
feitseisst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-23
GterblihfeitsberiBt.

9lusuita GouiTe McGliniod, 40,
DeutIhes DiatoniHen SOipituI.
Shpd1e.
5Obn sprss, 25, 2O5 Of 13. Str,
Subertuloie.
Rarp 2lnnu Suno, 81, q Slt SIS
berth Str, ytierentruntbeit.
2lgnes 2pH6, SO, 2274 gine Str,
&rebs.
gernabette Doppes, 4, 1873 Gn>
t,al 2lDe., Wtagentrantbeit.
Qlnbrep Diron, 80, 819 2incoln
Qps., 6er5leioen.
WilbeImina 2ammers, 50. 1897
Waribau 9lpe., glierenleioen.
Rpbert Simou Wenge, 58, 2704
@ucIio 2pe., S4pd6e.
Senrp S6uiter, 81, 1431 8ulnut
Str, llnterleibsleioer.
5reDerid Charles Sie,, s, 2030
2dprence @penue, giorpoob, 9ebirns
leiben.
aouiTa aols, 80, 745 @eit 8. strv
Iierenleioen.
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%plisei inf %crmifte iilden.


- 9tm 4 2Suli fam SranciS Fan
Spencer naf Riplep, 8, muroe init
@tora gpans bctanut uno beirutbete
lie aul 10. ltah auaenebln oerbrat.
tel grautna9t erbob er Iib friib3eis
tig am H.. INN mgcblid, in @eidJGi.
ZEN nah @anal NtrtGter gu gcbeu.
8on ourt lit er noh nidlt 3llriidgefebrt
un0 sic perlaiiene Srolt, Der immcr
nod feilt Seiieniie0er altlgegangen ST.
ieiu iteint, wanbte lid aeitern ou Die
bieiige &olI3ei, oanIit oieIe ibr 0cI
alusreiBer lpieoer 5ltfiIbre.
7ie 2S Sabre alte 6rau Guilt
Dotug oerlieB oerganaencn SSreitag
1egen 9lbello ibre @Oblitng 1915
&iliioe gIpcute, nit Dem @emertCn,
ooB Iie sur 9lbfiibIuuq eine StraBcn.
bohnfabrt mohen poac. g4ie LII
.Rem ser Big Sour &eiheuiteiler
.. S. 0oimg 9eitern Der &olijei mt.
tbeiltc, lit Ieinc @attin uidt nie6er
sltriidqefebrt lrrb er fam fiir itr ge'
beirrniBpones BerIdDpinoeu abiolut
feinrn @rulb ongeben. Sic iei nunt.
FER uno gutter 0irge gepeieh ais iie
ii6 uon ibm perabihieocte.
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0ies nnS 9as.

llebsr 5000 falI9. Iabe uno
gspidte. bic bic 9eamtsn bss itGStis
idsn 2lidamtss i'm 2auie Der Sabre
tonfis5irt babsn, purben ssitsru benz
Stadtsbepartsment fir Wlube uuo
Gspidte iiberpisien. Das Oepartes
ment nil bic Gaden auf Staatss uuo
Gountpfairs ausiiellen, um ben Mubs
saunsrn bas S6dnbIide ibrss Srsis
bsns Dor aussn Su fiihrsu, falls bisis
bic aasiteaungsn in auSsnl4ein n.h.
msn ipqisn.
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cen itets boa enoe beeenfen niiiIc

gen itetS boa Gnbe betenfen miiiic.
Giret beion6ers tieien ginorud
nladte Die ieiiriee nnb id,ipilngpolIe
9lcbc oes SDnooalprdies sSobn gal.
ter. Seinc gIlisfiitrungen sipfelten in
eiiiun Rgeiitertm ganesptifus auf
bic alltllraiifgabe oes Geutid,tbuns,
has, auf eigenem geiitigen asoben icit.
geipur5elt, aus bieiem feline bette Strait
siebe. Ger sntidieoeuite gefenner lei.
nes EcutidDtbums iei eben odrirm aud
ocr bette gnerifaner. Sbren .gusflnng
abcr faro bic Reoe oariM baf er Die
oelitite cpanseIiide STRIDE ais Die
Ga9nbre6enbe 8etforperiu bes 4rin.
SIPS Der 0efuiiiensireibett fcicrte.
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Der 20jabrise 8ietor 8urnst 1860
Gin Strnfe. Der ii9 am WiontaB
glbenb I'M Baibitgtoner Tarf inniis
nndte ,nio gegen Die Spielplatalif.
feberin ssrl. Siloa Sduilann, bic iii.
CUR Ne6e ltellte, frcd :prr0c, erDielt
qcltern Don &id)ter sllerailoer In @c.
itaIt pon $40 Srbmunesitrafe e;itcil
Ienfaettel.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-23

- Der Srguniiutur Der Tu6rlsuts.
Sughss, bat bic rMoOeleute" gu elmer
llniOn pereinigt, bic bersits 300 gi.s
g!ieoer 5dbIsn ioq. Der ytame 1T nGOs
cal 140 Of 5urniturs ano piano ROs
Oers, Grprsb ano oelpsrs". Die 9er>
elnigune Der .WOping 9dn SDners"
bssiinitigt angebli6 bic unioniiirung
ibrer 2eute. bic nun balb ipegen b0.
bsrsr 25bns unb tiir3srer arbsits5eit
ar bic 9oHs hsrantreten tperoen.
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gIs oie 35 Sabre aIte rErau gIl

als bic 35 Sabre aIte 5rdu glir
Iabetb 9ennun, 1647 6Offner Strabs,
bic an Der Spmmes Strlbe gsluh
eemdtt bate unb auf Dem Seimpeg
besriFieH iudr, an benz Suuie 2232
Boone Strabe bprbeisina, .rat sil.
Rann aus oem S6dtten unb padts
bic 9yrdu am Qrm. Quf ibre 9tlferue
tomen 3tpei poli3iiten berbei, bic auF
ben Sre6lins srFolsIos Sdso maaten.
SbIhOn fte ibm bier S4aHe na4
fanbtsn, snttam er.
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Barton Str, &nabe.
Jrant unb gli5abetb Gutting, 2270
@ine Ctr, 3pilinge, WGOaen.
Gouis uno 2aurette Sellmutb, 279
Renner Str, Mdohen.
SuIepb unb @bnu Gbrbre6t, 81 Sit
Clifton 4pe., MGb6en.
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;ulrbc oeitern i'm @aibington Gart
0on Scr Site liberlpaltigt uno nat
ieiner @Obnllng, &aurel StraBe mto
Central Q(uenue. gebradH.
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Baie'OaA.
3aieOerlase Der oMeSs" seftern i'm
lctten Spiel Der Seris nit Soiton.

Sn bem geitrisen britten lulb leg.
ten SpieIc Der Serie SIpIiGen iluie.
rem ,sleSs" unb Den SOitoner
.Sranes" I'M 9ieblano sieIo filngis.
ten Shleuoerer Woielep uno Sanger
glarfc OILS gatterie fir Cincinnati
segen Spler be5p. 8ladmrru fir oie
9esner. 9legcn unterbrad) cns Spiel
nat ocut 8. 8auge uro sab ben
.9raoes" Oeu Sies. oa lie im /
@anec zen cin5iaen 2atf im spicIc
geiid;ert batten IN ben flint @dngen
nlcd,ten Die .Reos" einen Srefier &c.
gen orei Der goitcner lno beioe 9ien.
ncr ipieIten feblerfrei. gseaIe matte
ben ciit5igen Sreifer auf lnierer
Seite, GuigIep uno @pron paren Die
Sdieosridyter.
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alms BEN Werid)tsbbfem.

auilOiuns Der arbeitsrbalIe 2lttisn>
GefelIi4nft empfoblen. = 2ffairst
Der 9erm. qm. Commercial an5
Sapinss 8ant. - ginbaltsbefebl
sessn bic polIat SteeI 60. Derpsls
CERT. = gbeideibungsfdQe. -Ha9e
labia9en. @erf9iebsnss.
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Seute bepilmen Gle groofIpncr
,silperbos" i'm hiciiacn Reolano
Sielr ibren piertdgiscn aaulpf nil
ben ,Heos".
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Die Illinois Staats3eituna

iisei anf ben gpuHtaim Wsws esambs, s. q
ssaiunt HHb 5. q gins etrats, ann gsrfani
ma
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gon Der Sise iiberiualtist.
Ser az Sabre alte proOta gropr
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-06
FOR Indigestion.
Gases. SOURNESS,
acid STOMACHS
The moment "Pape's Diapepsinr
reaches the stomach all
distress goes.
Don't suffer! Eat without fear
of an upset stomach or
dyspepsia.

DO some foods you eat hit back
taste yood, but work badly: ferment
into stubborn Jumps and cause a sick.
sour gassy stomach Now, Mr.. or
Mrs. Dyspeptic, jot this down: Pape's
Diapepsin digests everything. leaving
nothing to sour and upset you. There
never was anything so safely quick. so
certainly effective. No difference how
badly your stomach is disordered YOU
will get happy relief in five minutes
but what pleases you most is that IL
strengthens and regulates your stom-
ach so you can eat your favorite foods
without fear
Most remedies give you relief some
times-they are slow. but not sure
"Pape's Diapepsin" is quick. positive
and puts your stomach in a healthy
condition so the misery won't come
back
You teel different as soon as "Pape's
Diapepsin' comes In contact with the
stomach-distress just vanishes-your
stomach gets sweet. no gases. no belch-
ing, no eructations of undigested food,
your head clears and YOU feel fine.
Go now. make the best investment
you ever made. by getting a large fifty
cent case Of Papes Diapepsin from
any drug store. You realize in Ave
minutes how needless IL is 20 suffer
from indigestion. dyspepsia or any
stomach disorder.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-06
BLIGHT IS DRIVEN
FROM HIS HOME
Well Known Wilmingtonian
Relates Remarkable Ex-
perience--.HiS Troubles
ofLong Standing Gone
IS NOW JUBlLANT
OVER THE CHANGE

A happy home is mans chief ambi-
ton, but when one tolls for his loved
ones and does everything in his power
to secure happiness, and that happi-
ness is blighted by something over
which he has no control. he IS nat
urally very much rejoiced when that
blight on his household is removed
James McColgan a resident Of VIII
mmgton for over thirty years and one
OF its best known citizens. is naturally
very happy over TIE fact that sickness
which had been very annoying TO him
has suddenly been driven from his
home
For a long period I had suffered
from stomach trouble and acute in
digestion. and before I found Verona
tried many remedies without 1ecelv-
ing any benefits said Mr. McColgan
who resides at 1l14 Maple street.
Friday
My stomach was so deranged was
unable 20 hold any food on it." he con-
tinued ~ invariably vomited after
eating or suffered from sour stomach
and belchng Of gas got absolutely
no nourishment or strength from my
food ! usually felt weak. tired out
and drowsy. Still 7 couldn't sleep at
night. In the morning would awaken
feeling dull. irritable and usually with
a headache. ] had no ambition TO
carry on my work
II noticed the personal statements
i'm the local papers in behalf Of We
roma. Several hit my case just right
obtained a bottle from Eckerd's drug
store, and It was only a day or two
after that 7 began 10 notice decided
change i'm my condition. ] began to
eat heartily. NV food stayed on my
stomach and no longer caused me
misery just feel chuck full Of pep
and ginger. sleep like ton and
get up feeling refreshed Headaches
are things Of the past Verona was
certainly good to me. and think I
owe it TO others who suffer to let them
in on my discovery"
Verona, tho celebrated new combat
ant. appetizer tonic-invgorator and
stomachic. is being specially nitro
duced and explained at Eckerd's drug
store. sos Market street where the
Verona Man daily meets hundreds OF
men and women.-Adv
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-06
R. P. ROBINSON NAMED
Central BANK PRESIGEN 7

At meeting Of directors of Central
National Bank this morning. Robert J..
Robinson former assistant cashier of the
bank was elected president TO On the
vacancy caused by the death OF George
w. Chambers.
Mr.. Robinson was graduated from
Rugby Academy in 1887 and went TO
work as runner az the bank in 1883
and after twenty-eight years of SER
vice has reached the Office Of presi-
dent His work there has been contin-
uous except for two years when he
was given a leave Of absence to act
as secretary 10 Dr. Lewis u Ball. for
mer United State Senator
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-06
GubernatoriaI Battles in
ThiFfy-FiVe STATES Tomorrow

Republican. Socorro; E. c. Baca
Democrat. Las Vegas.
New York-Charles s. Whitman,
Republican CncumbenD New York
Samuel Seabury Democrat. New
York.
North Carolina-Frank A. Linney
Republican. Boone.
North Dakota Lynn Frazier. Re.
publican. Hoople: d. II. Macarthur
Democrat. Fargo.
Ohio-Frank .. Willis. Republican,
Columbus: James NJ Cox. Democrat
Dayton.
Rhode Island r. Livingston
Beeckman, Republican GncumbenD
Newport; Addison r. Munroe Demo.
crat, Providence.
South Carolina Richard I. Man
ming, Democrat (incumbenb Column
bia. no Republican candidate.
South Dakota Peter Norbeck. Re
publican. Redheld; Orville Rineheart.
Democrat, RAPID City.
Tennessee-Col. John W. Overall,
Republican, Nashville: Thomas c.
Rye. Democrat Cncumbentl Nashville.
TeXas-R b. Creager, Republican,
Brownsville James T. Ferguson.
Democrat incumbent Temple
Utah-Nephi l.. Morris. Republican.
Salt Lake City: Simon Ramberger.
Democrat, Salt Lake City.
Nermont-Horace f. Graham, Re
publican. Craftsbuhy; l. W. Han
son. Democrat. Montpelier
Washington Henry McBruce. Re
publican. Seattle: Ernest Lister
Democrat Oncumbent Olympia.
West Virginia Ira p. Robinson.
Republican. Grafton; John J. Corn
well. Democrat. Romney.
Nisvona l.. P.dlipp
Republican incumbenN Madison:
Burt Williams Democrat. Madison.
In Maine. Carl T. Miliken. Repuh-
lican Of Island Falls. was elected
against Oakley C. Curtis. Democrat
of Portland in the election early in
the fall.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-06
JUDGES unite
MARRIAGE KNOTS

This was the first day Of the Novem-
Der term Of Superior Court and Court
OF General Sessions. with Judge Her
bert l.. Rice presiding.
The first divorce case called today
was that of Jennie c. Fitzgerald vs..
John j. Fitzgerald. the ground being
statutory. Fitzgerald is a resident OF
Philadelphia This is the second time
the couple have been in court A d.
vorce having been obtained by the
wife on former occasion. Later the
couple were REMARKED and went 10
live in Merchantville. n. j.. where. II
is alleged. Fitzgerald deserted his
wife two or three times. Finally. in
February. 1914. the wife returned TO
her parents home here. after learn
ing. she said that her husband was
living with another woman. The case
was continued for further testimony.
Annie r. Fried obtained a divorce
from her husband. Max Fried. on the
ground Of desertion. Mrs. Fried said
that after her husband served
workhouso term for non-support he
disappeared.
Mrs. Porua f. Chesney obtained a
decree from George W. Chesney.
They were married in January. 1911.
The wife said her husband deserted
her in December. 1913.
Annie G. Boulder, alias Cunning
ham. sought decree from her hus-
band William r. Boulder, alias viii
liam II Cunningham. alleging deser-
ton The case went over to hear
additional witnesses.
Mrs Marion V. Keller was granted
"a decree nia from her husband.
George W. Keller. on statutory
grounds
Mrs Myrtle May Amos obtained
decree from her husband, irving
Amos. on the ground Of desertion.
A decree nisi was granted to Mrs.
Edna u. Yoder from her husband, Il.
A. Yoder. on statutory grounds.
Mrs Eva May Burris was granted
decree nisi from her husband,
James Burris. on the grounds Of eN-
IRENE cruelty.
Mrs Jennie +. Johnson was grant
ed decree nisi from her husband,
Samuel T. Johnson, on statutory
grounds.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-06
STREET BOARD ROUTINr.

Directors of the street and Sewer De-
partment met this morning Instead OF
tomorrow, the usual meeting day
street Commissioner picrsou reported
that the mcandesccnt light. the removal
of which was complained OF last week
by Robert Reed, of No zoos Van Buren,
street, had h'en removed about a year
ago by the traction company from in
front of No. 1910 Van Buren, street 10
position about - feet above that point.
The new position OF the light is salts
factory 10 the directors.
Albert T.. Hayman was granted a
master plumbers liceusc.
city Treasurer llighfeld submitted the
following report special contract reserve
fund. SS.o3722; Braudwyno sewer. $50.
llG.6G; balance in hank to account of
current expenses. s5.02GOS; balance in
bank 10 account of special fund. $780,
1857; sewer extension fund. $1,000 49,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-06
Bring Out Your
Hidden Beauty

Beneath that soiled, discolored. faded
or aged complexion is one fair 10 look
upon. Mercolizcd wax will gradually,
gently absorb the dcvitalized surface
skin. revealing the youthtuly fresh,
white and beautiful skin underneath.
sed by refined women who prefer com.
pleXions Of true naturaluess. Mercolia.
ed wax in one ounce package, with di.
rections for use. is sold by all druggists
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-06
ALL NATIONS' RAGTNE HALL.

Columbias recording OF 1.-THE
Dance Of All Nations Ragtlme Ball"
sung by Anna Chandler. IS well worth
listening 10.
With a very pleasing voice. Miss
Chandler combines clear-cut enun-
citation. And her description OF this
unique ragtime ball Is replete with
sparkling humor especially when
she describes the dance the husbands
were not permitted 60 sec.
One of the most unique records ever
issued by Columbia is 20 My Father"
song OF praise II is, as sung by the
Mormon hymn. And a most stately
Columbia Mixed Quartet. Although
listed as a Mormon hymn, Il does not
express the beliefs Of any creed. hut
is a hymn that could well be includ-
ed in the hymnal Of any denomina
ton
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-06
HOME FROM FISHING TRIP.

Members of the Pandiomobile Club
have returned home from a weekend
outing as guests OF J. =. Sloan on the
Elk river. five miles below Elkton.
Nd The members of the party left
this city at I o'clock in three automo-
biles. and returned yesterday after
noon, at 8 o'clock Among those who
took the trip were Mcssrs. McDougall
Sloan, Brassington. Koorfve, Summer
feldt. Brisbofs Doughten, Miller. We'll
din, Weaver, Taylor and Spart.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-06
ADDS FOUR Names TO
salem COUNTY LIST
Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SALEM, n. j., Nov 6.-Not only did
Judge e. c. Washington today dis
charge the fifty men brought before
him. charged with being Illegally reg
istered at Carney's Point. but he added
four other names to the lists. The
Democrat attorney for the prosecu-
ton is said to have declared that the
proceedings we're most disgracoful
and TO have expressed his disgust at
the action of his party in summoning
the $50 men TO appear in court TO
show cause why their names should
not be allowed to remain on the lists.