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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-22
OefbpH
Earbs Der bier Sabre aIis aIberi
gabia Dsa eiHem StruhenbabH.
iBassa in 2srreeb.

eincn eraiiigen 1oo fanb sciierlI
9crnrittag Der tier Ssnbre nlie Albert
Ga5ill, Ser Sobn Don Sfanc gabill
ron go. 2309 Sarris apeinie, gtor.
locb. Der stnobe ipllroe oireft Dor
ieiner eitcslifeH @obmIne pcn eiHeII
StrnbeHbobmpaeen Der Roupcoo 81.
ii;c biidffnblit eefopit.
Der aIeine tpolIic iibrr ben 6nbr.
fnurm Iaufea nnh fonrtc, neil bort
aerabe cia Blgen itinb, hen beron.
fourmcRbn GtrubeHbobrlnaen nidli
ted)t5eitis 5epRifeH uEb mrec aud
Don bem Ylotorfiibrer Sol. S6nio.
lid iHfcIgeeeiieu crit seieben, als er
hireft Dor benz OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NOR. iooob Der @ogen nift mebr an
gebalten lpcrben tcnilie.
eiHcs Der 9or6errdoer eing oenl
0leiiien iiber ben Sdls uno trennte
ihlH ben stopf pom AuInpf. Eie tleiuc
geidle ,pmroc mad, Der BobHlng Der
pollIg faihmssloien GItern aebrnht
pdarerb Der 9Rotorfiibrer Sdmiooid
nnter Der aItfloge oes Io0tiaIogs IN
San acnOrlmcn lpuroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-22
Mns bc,m Wsnni5ipalseri6t

Der 5lrtige George Beit, ein 9sa.
tieTIt I'M 3ipeieboipital, tuuroe Don
atdjter Spieeei 5u oreibig Jageu ar-
beitsbais oenirtheilt. rpeI er nit ei.
uem waeiier aiIf eineu Der aer5te inI
&oipital, 9r. @. q. Iartin, Iosgesan.
gen mar.
Cn,er .Sabher bon go. 725 @eit
9ierte Strabe. Der iDegen Yernat'
liiiilgune ieiHer isartilie Dor Ri6ter
s)edtnlnn itdnb, iuuroe perilrtbellt,
modeHiIif $3.50 gum ruterbalt iei.
nes aiHoes beiSiitraeeu unb cine
@iirsid,uft BON $500 fur Die getreie
grfiillung bieier gerpflit,hing sli
lieiien &,dbrenS Der 9erbGuMung be.
hailptete S5dtder, bdb Der bdiislite
3risben IN ieiuer 5umilie tuieberber.
aeiieat iein lpiirbe, iobalo ein aoitgdn.
ger 1omens Gntonio Balua bas !S,uus
oerIieBc. Toraifbin ueIoete iid EoI.
iia. Der iid I'M 3nid,mlerrnm be-
innb, ltnr 8ort unb erfIarte, 0us er
einJis uno allein nui Sdt9ers pcrion.
iidleu &hmifl III bos Suiis se5ogen
lei, neil Satder ibm inste, er fonne
bns itoitgelb iebr gut gebrauten.
l5lcif,scitig nerfidgrte BaIma, oab er
uiSDer.iiali9 olis5 s5iebeu ruiiroe, ,lm ben
hdnslideu 6rieoen tn feiner Beiie 5i
!i0ren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-22
sruuen uerrid,teu Wlannsr. slrbcit.

Cine ser ain msiIten ms NuJc fnl-
ieuoen BolJer bc2 aroBen ariegc5 IN
5lrcpa 1T Die grnBe !ln3atI BON
Sraucu, lucId,c .Rduncrarbeit uerridl.
ten 9iriicnoe, peIte England uno
5raafrei6 bciltttcu, beriftcu ooB
tciunhe icocr forperIih fdbige @Ianu
m Scc Uniform itcft lmO huB Sulllen-
x BON 15raucn nit D}amerurbcit be.
'fGftist iulo. Sic fungircr md)t nur
re Eon6ufteEre luo gtotorfiibrer
OFF StruBenbdbu. .G&aqeu. iouoern per
rtdter uuh ale moglibe iou1tigs
ituuere 9Irbeit
9ies jeigt Ipel6 lueruurtete gtog'
.idltcitcH oa5 irrtbltnIlld) iogenannte
ittpGtere @eitIedr in 9tusndd iteut.
5rauen ii1o 5nur Seioeu uuteuuorfcM
pie lpanaer ni6t feunen, uHo Delta
oicielben ou ite berortretel. peroeu
lie idppate, btIfIoie 0lloer aber g
lit elm SciImtttcl filr ne uorhanocG
ScIt 40 SSabreu bdbeH ioIte Nyrnuen
ourA opbia 6 Pinfbam' 9egetdble
COMPOUND 8eillOhctt uno araft er'
Iailat, 70 boB lie in Stono geieBt Uiir'
6eu. ME lebe artOere Jrau rhre atbeIt
5u ucrriAteH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-22
&rM6t
81 Der Sarbise @ssSion dHSeriou
beim Meiniaeu eiuer aIteu
Giiterne.

Gurd bas GinatbmsR bon aloatsns
eaien. bic iid in sinsr alien Giiierne
9inisr Sem Sauis bon SObu BITTER,
Rc. $3.50 WoOrmau apenue, sebiloet
ta.tsn. erfiidie seit,rn Der Jorbiss
0obipn au6erion, Don go. 1126 Gba.
pei Strabt.
anberiou bate es ii5trnornmen, Die
Giiterne 81 rsinissn unb purbe, sur,s
3eit, na4bem sr btnabseitieg.n mar,
infoIss Der Safe. bic ii6 in Der Gi-
itsrut nneeiammeIt baiten, betpuBtlos.
Die Jtutripsbr ipurbt lofort reauirirt,
I'm tam su btlfeH. unb Grant Srtman,
Der Chauffeur oes Jsuerip.brhefs
5ouiiOn, ipurbe, NIT sinsm S1ubbslm
b,ri.kn. in bic Giiierns binabgsla fen,
I'M Gnberion al bic O6sril16e gu
idnff,n, uHb tdtts bisi.n 9,riu6 i.s
bod nuf Gin 3aar nit fsinem aebeu
se6iibi. Der 5eim mar ausenideins
Iih niht gang oibt uno bic GoIss
mar. bob au6 Srtmon bds S.tpuBis
isin ptrior unb idlsunieit berauise,
5ossn unb nab Dem SOfpitaI asfdafft
lpsrben mubts, no bic aer5te baIb isbs
2ebensesfabr beieitigten.
9lIs anberTou id!isbIi5 berausss'
bolt nurbs. mar er bsrtits toSt unb
bic eeide ipuroe un4 Der gsorsut sss
brnGt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-22
Gterblid,feitSberiht.

Gabtri Stanlsn, 6. 3756 aubiop
doe; luneeneut5iHoung.
Rate DluBbduer, 81. 1880 5amer
Strabs; DormleibeH.
Diqiam 5eiIia f.. 81. 32l4 Wocbs
burn ape.; Sstbitmoro.
5enrp Rsaiin, 70. 3610 DabGfa
elpe.; Ssrslsiosn.
gbpdro 9intenba9. 58, Union
Bethel; 2uttriuIoie.
Warp Rsinsrt. q. 10l2 9apton
Gtrabt; ShfDinofutt.
Jrtb. Clifton. 81. S04 Weif Gour!
strabe: S4ipinoIudt.
gDIIiam plum, so, 755 Carlisle
9lps.; uHfol.
Jobu Dornbut. 70, etSbt. armsn.
bdus; RiersnIsiosn.
gruesr SaIpatcr 0KrIing. 63, ct.
RnrisH 6oipitai; GebirnI4lag.
Gilbert aopp. 10. 346l geDis ars.
Subertuloie.
@iaiam ambsItr. 35, 357s Din,
Gtrabs; 2sbsrleioen.
Rinnit @ibion. go. 1923 Wsafdnl
Gtrdbs; 9uxrtulojt.
SpbB g. Braun, IS. getbss6a 90
lpital; Rrebs.
So5n J.usritsin. 20, 17le RedoinJ
Raab; 2ussnxnisinSuna
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-22
Sofale Grefatip. Seb5r6e:

Der Serlts, peI1s allen onoereu Sas
britanIGsen in ct. geruaro sutitei9eu,
psrurIa5t peroe. 5roBotm ir ibrs
9isql9dft pilIeus, ireeuOpeIae Dor
iebruHgen gu treffsn, rDeI9s seria lid
srudnute grperten anoroneu olIteu.
DIE gsrbanoIuns fUtro 9sute fortses
| issi perbeu.
Steutrf f3uii filler 2sf
6all per % o ben.
Gls bic aIage beg Gountp 4uoi-
tors geg,n bic Greb. pagsIs 9
Storage o., iDoriu Is ii4 I'M
oas Rett oes 4uoitor5 banbsIt, Be
Iissr bon 2agsrbduisru gu sDtnsen.
ibm cine Cite alIsr bel ibnsu IGserH1
ben 9egeuitGnoe, Wuareu u. 10. uHo
beren Gigsntbiimer gu lieftrn, nm bic
ieIben duf bic StsuerItIte Iesen 81
tonnen, BON probatriater 9ueoers sur
gerbanoluRg aufserafeH putbe, ltslIte
ts lid bsraus, oaB 6reo. 9a9els, Der
Better Der psrtldgten UeleIllbdTt.
infoloe idperer Grtrantuna niht aus
lptIslIo mar. Der 5aII mubts oesa
baIb porIdufis bis gum 20. b. Wt. Oers
i5oben psrben, pas I'm 10 un9sIe9es
ner tommt, neil Die idmmtli4sn ga
aerbausbeiiber Der Staot iia DereIs
nigt 6abeR, um ben 5aa ais SsittIage
ourtsaie9ten uuo bseisrig iiHo, sirIs
balnige GHti6eiouug gu srIan9eN.
gfatrer Sam.s U. Rpors 5
SeitameHt.
gIarrsr Names u. WOore Don
Der 6siliaen GngeI air6e, befsn
gsocbIas iia auf etipa 5000 be
Iduii psrmadt i.ih GrnnOeiSentbum
1915 grcno 4penue az isiHs Strres
ter Tsarp g. Jor. Der giutgt &c
Sale Soeietp, 9sil. GngsIs SOcietp,
Dell. Gngels air6e $500, ieiR.r
Sdrueiter gmnla $500, fir Dssnsn
$500 ieiuer S6tUsitsr Rargaret
Rarr $500, Ieinsu Rsffeu Soc 5or,
6arrp Dloors, Jrau Uforp SenFscp'
Bridget gutlsp. Rartba Gsnes uH3
bsm Carthage aOnDeut i, 800, oem
St. 9ouers GOllese $50 uuS IsIuen
Reffen Sams5 WoOre $500.
Radlab 3 den.
Noueu. grnit 1T Ra9Iabperpalte=
rim Don 0m. plum; PerioHdIieH
| $1,000.
Robsrt o. sttons 1T RadIabuer.
poltsr Don u. g. Strone; peripuds
lien $500.
Bernard Srosriug il. 1T Rohlab=
psrpulisr Don 9ernarogrosring; Pers
ionnIisn $500, Gruuoeigsnt9um $1o,'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-22

UUO.
5enrp uno SObn SOoges iiub Ssitas
msntsnpaitreder BON U(i4asi Sooges
perIOnaIisn $1,000. GruRoeigsHt6um
$1,000.
Sauie Osmus 1T RadIuBpsrpaItes
rim pon MarD 6. 8umpfmueuer;
@ruubeigentbum $4,000.
u. g, 5errIinssr 1T Ra9IubperpaIs
ter pOn SOpbia OsIing; periORaIien
$1,000.
Rurtin DiI66ufer 1T gatlaBOer=
ipdIter BON Glpubetb pfieiter; perios
nalieH S1200.
Qouiie S6roer 1T 3sitamentspolls
Itredsrin Don 5errp Sdrosr; perios
naIieu $4,000, 6runoeiseRtbum $4,000
Gopatb :. 1smpiep 1T RadIab>
Oerpulter pm Sobanna SleaIon; Der
ionaIien $4,000.
Der perI0nlite RadIab Der 4usuito
S6mamann bctrGgt S13.21171; Der.
isnige Der InH1 5. Bsfteuoprf $262e
03c; bsrisnise bel Spborna 2uebbt
$500; Oerisnigt Der Greoerits Sper
1920.
8erItiebeues.
Npbu u. Rpan srlauete ein urthetl
iiber $1914.7o segsn 6Orace O. pint'
ton; bic Cincinnati Cement prooueti
Sc. Elm fol6es Ibsr $685.. .25 gegeu y
g. Sumlin; 2ouis Sebmdu Elm foi6eS
iibsr $17Oe.50 gessu qouI 6. arteger
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-22

ipolterin Der bsi etHem gGruufdu ge=
t6bte!su TlateI 2Outie Draf:
bon gponifon, gegeu bic Cincinnati
9raction 60. lbgseben pprben 1T,
lpurbe beitdtis!.
Sn Sotxn oes Ra4IabperiDuitsrs
BON Ri5pla bel Bee bio, rpelt
aeb..rer pdbrs7o er fir bic 8oHtrdt'
loren Rob Bros. urbsitste. ourd sintu
llnfaa ast0o:s, puroe. bdttsn bic 9s'
ldipersneu in .ritrr Juitau8 Elm Der
bi,t al guuit,a Der @errnsten dbee7
o.bsn. Tieiss gerbitt puros uHss'
ftubsn unb Elm nsuer qro3sb aHespTo-
net.
Gin 9srei.. ifbtr $569.14 oss
IQouis O. 3Ieus in eritsr 5nltani
fir asl.iitete 1isuits ssssn bic HOr'
ipoob ReputltlH 60. srlan9t pat
lpuroe beitGtigt,
uebeIrtetenSsS SEN c Is :
material 5uru q &C.
uieien
Dor Ri6ty Suibins beSaHn ss'
tern bi, 0srblnoluns Der bereIts ocr
sSabresfrift pca 0er StaotbebOtoe st
ssernorb sing:;si4tsn GinRd!tstlds'
asasn be 5Os.usS9mibt &c., pO'
Snr6 bic Nsg,sts seSpunssn iDetoeH
Ioa. quIialt,p u trefisn. eaB tsreV
auioo, tsins lbtIrisdsuben uno an
oebIi6 pa gaue l2uft rerpsItsnoeE'
0Ssriihs eniitsls,R, oesr abr ben BE
tri,b Der qrlale gang ein3uitelltn. Us
iparsn oui belotn Seiten sine JtoBs
an,obl 8eugen 3ussseu uno ais sn'sI
berislbeu, Ssrr 6surp u. NuIrs, aui
8rlonasn bes 4urpdlts oer aIa9trlr
Elm, GiaIte. pr Ct aus Der lni9e
soo, snttprtsu pOIlse. um Dem Rtdisr
eins banesrsiil,as probe Der lb!sn
@erihs su aebsu, ptrrDahrts ii4 cielsr
uans eneroiIa 5ssen cine iol9e trO'
s,our i'm Oerittsianl. Die mslfen
Der 3euaeu bsr aidssrin 6ePduptsten'
baB i'm lssten 9erbit. uohbem DE
seloas etnatrsitt uno eiu ismpOrirer
ginbaltsbefshl erIaiftn pOroen rOar'
bi. @eisII6afi pOhl burd erperteu
astpilIs goyrittuussn an6rlugen lis5.
fueIhe ben 9eitdnt oertrsihen iOIllen,
bod, fsien bi.I,lbeH nidt pen erfola
bmIsitet aspeisH uub Der gemsinl 9a'
ben fei nod ihlbumer ais 3upor
gon Setteu Der antpGlte Der Sdel'
fhdft purbe g,Itenb semadt, ocb ei'
ssosliuss s6miot 60. nlIsin ni6t I'll;
ben llebeIitonb perdutipcrtii6 fei, inn'
bern bsrieIbs ear9 sins aombtnatior
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-22

8ooos fam gerG0e oo3ll, ais puet
StroIfs ciuen Yaiianten an DER &ier.
ten uno UtiQ StruBa au@pIilu0ert
rpoIlteu Sbue iih 3p beIinueu elite CT
Sem Spfer Der RGuber gu 0Ilie, mo-
rmtf Der Betreiieuoe prompt Die &c.
Icncibeit beiuBte, nm t5eriengeI6 }u
Gebeu. Sa ihrsr &utb IpcnOteu iib
Dit beioen StroldIe nun gegen &@ooGs
uuo ihlllgen i'm nieoer, norauf lie
ibIeunigit u,sriiien 9ei eem Snr}
cuf oas Strubenpflaiier trlg 0ooo5
cine aopfUmoa oapou. bie er ilh i'm
itd0tiidisn SoipttuI perb;uocn lieB.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-22
Mms BEN wsribtsbSfsm.
D,s 9ostisn Stsam spesiOlts 10, u
Saubsa siRss UtaHeSerpalters.

8tpei neitere @anferptte. = Grimi.
naISaaen. = Gutideioungen oes
appenntions >Geri4ts. = ebei4ei.
bnngsialIe. eiitboItsfIase Der Staci
ct. gernnrb gegeH bic SosIin'
G6miot SO. in gerbnnSIuHg. -
aiarrer Sames q. weoore's Ieita'
ment. - gtafIabangeIesenbeiterl
= @eriAiebeIies.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-22
Serprnselt
gSnrSe Idtthem @uUos uuu ben Stra'
fenraubcrn oeueu or ous Sdno'
merf Ieeen mOlitS.

Cine tieie &opTprnse trig gclterH
@orger III fritberer Stunoe Der ID
Sabre aIte gfottbeu 9Soo6s non g'o
8f7 Drill Strabe olpou ais er einen
gtaubaaiaa 81 oeretteln Deriu9te.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-22
appeIIatiousseri9ts.
gntf6eteunesR.

5n Sdhen ees aIpir u.
S6eeb. Der uuf @runb srlittensr
gerIesunsen cine 5000 9lose segsn
I. W. Wlartin. pihter bss gbeittr
Bart .inaersi5t bate. purbe oas in
,riter Snitan, su 9uniien bes @ers
tIagisu abaes.b.ne 9ertitt beitdtiet.
Stxee mar, ipdhrsnb sr ii6 in Der fcs
a.nannten .SiIaritp 5dlI' b.Iuities
is. perIsst ipCToen.
g1!4t teifsr sreins ss bem 9.c. u.
gIber, beH,n Satin bel ein,m Car
unfdII perisst rporoeu mar uno Der
besbafe bic ginc. grnction So. aui
@runh Der bdour9 aebabt,n auslngs
auf SGblune BON $500 pertlast bats
te. au6 in bieitm GulIs non IN .rfter
Snlfans Elm gerbitt gu 0unieu Der
WertIaaten dbeeeebtn. bds gefttrr
sbenFalIs beitdtiat ncrben III.
siE $45o0 gtrbiit. bns In srifsr
5ni.aus su Gunitsn Ssr Ra4labpsr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-30
AUTO KILLS 5-YEAR-OLD BOY
Child Escapes One Machine and Runs
Into Another-Woman Hurt

Leroy Carter. five years old, of 1I.s
Glenwood avenue, was struck and killed o.
an automobile yesterday while on his WAY
TO Fairmount Park with several frier6A
The child was playing tag" and in seek,a,,
TO avoid one motor car ran directly in tSS
path OF another.
Raymond Koetzel. twenty-six years Old.
OF 3127 Clifford street, the driver of the ms
chine, took the boy TO the Womens Hoo.
ptal, and then gave himself ur the po-'
lice He will receive a hearing t-,.ay.
The automobile of NJ. Andersa~. of Forty
first street and Powelton avenue. wau
driven into telegraph pole last night when
Anderson Nried to avoid a trolley car. Mrs
Anderson was thrown out. She was taken
to the Presbyterian Hospital, where her
condition is sail to be critical
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-30
BTRADING IN NEW YORK IS NEARLY
ALL MADE UP OF SPECIAL TIES
General Motors Is One of the Prominent Features Advanc
( ing More lhan Points-lndustrial Alcohol and
Mexican Petroleum Jump Also
NEW YORK. Anril 90


p's important differences market
Motor was one of the oro
the
tmaton that closer relations have that mnay ~
application for the listing tn
in
10
There large snort interest in this stock
predicting that large stock dividend Mexican Petroleum
There in
rom o "
fuuaed within
change
f mndm
generally
through
a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-30
LONDON STOCK MARKET
Trading Is Light, With Underton,
Firm-Americans Flat

LONDON. April 30.-Trading In securi-
ties on the Stock Exchange was light today.
and tomorrows holiday. The undertone,
however, was firm on continued good war
news.
Changes in the gilt-edged section were
narrow. but the feeling was cheerful. Sales
of treasury bills at fixed rates were limited.
Loans and discounts were easy.
Americans were fiat. Canadian Pacifcs
sympathized with them and were heavy
Alterations In home lines were fracsiona,
and mixed. Moderate selling weakened
Argentine -ails Allied bonds were steady.
"A small Norwegian loan f2.7s0.0 900. to
Great Britain, created q good improseIon.
: y Son>e n(nirG ipspee wsre stronger. hub-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-30
IRREGULARITY MARKS TRADING
ON THE BROAD STREET CURB
NEW YORK.. Anril 20


the
1t
National a to
Aircraft
a
sale a o a
Soda
methods into effect with the of
mana
a to
laerto to to
based on a i close hand
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-30


HsJmony Assemby No 49, inflated art Mains ons
spaaas on MSnd1y the by wNr the oSaf
officers The most excellent omS"rs ore ppeSrn was
m"ss "'s' M'E f 'r oHa j0dsn HS wss pprSs"ni,d p With
stft OF flowers,
90, The next mcc,lns OF the ,A,ussns DtnM,nS Mn
30. Nt Thirteenth street and Girard avenue a
splendid program is being arranEed.
Dorian Assembly Initiated one candidate and
DEVOTED the evening 70 an "nertainment ror sne ~,
highly crodiiahlc TO the committee. There was
no speechmakths -
ard best workers by holding IoS oS StgSnes Mih
Ra Sshsif of tSsNs ,Ss as,sinby and ,hs sSsssa
ns hEnes Rf Of g.
with forty Of his followers, was was on on hand TO
Northwestern Assemble. under Master Artl-
san r. J. Nicholas. initiated one cnndidste e
meeting. The msmbers we're enthused over the
victory o. their bowling team and decided det, to Q
he Ade!pht bowling team TO q. par;Gipa.e; nntnGtT
accepted the invitation.
,rys s"r CALI HFSae %st Sichoss in the Ssys Rsseryes
4. 4 Kotsr. First Regiment. n q; p: o. g
Byrnc. in U. $. Marine Reserves 4 delcgs
tion from northwestern will visit Frankford
Assembly tomorrow night In compliment OF
Brother G. W. Evans. who is deputy OF Frank
ford.
West Philadelphia Assembly appointed a
separate night for an entertainment for the
ladies' who crowded the room to capacity and
enjoyed the following program; The Hero
song" Burton @. Wood and Glee Club, Dr. J
Marvin Hanna. conductor. "On 10 PlattshurRh.' ~
banjo duet. by Messrs, Mcconnell and Ernest
duet from LA Fortza del Destino.' Messrs
McFalls and Groetzinger funny songs and
stories. William Pemberton; Poor butterfly.
Burton G. Wood and Gee Club; THE Pipes o
Gordons Men" Robert McFslls; "Kentucky
Babe the Centenary Treble tlef; Alpieini
in magic: by tho Waters Of Mnnetonlia,
James u. Groetzinser; violin obliSato by Owen
Sxsmith a medley the banjOs, Messrs
Mcconnell and Ernest; "Auf Weidersehn.'
Miss Reba Rba sqott and combined Treble clef and
p. NJ r., NJ. A. Mcconnell was the master
of ceremonies. The work or the male and the
female choruses demonstrated the superb train
ing OF their leader, Brother j. Marvin Hanna.
Other Fraternal News on Next Page.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-30
FRATERNAL AMERICANS
Integrity and Fidelity Councils Receive
Official and Other Visiting Delegations

Integrity Council, No. 1898. held its
usually interesting meeting last Thursday
evening, there being the following visitors
present; Theodore G. Schwartz. Of Loyal,
No. ISL; W. B. Stinson. of Hamilton, No.
Sal: J. G. koppler. of No 0 W. L. Brong,
of No. 4. and Jr p. s, G. Sheneman. Dur
ing recess the committee memorial
services and Atlantic City excursion held
important meetings, and the work was COM
menced for the success of both of these
undertakings by the Good Of the order AS
sociation.
courtland Saunders Council. No. sss. held
nters,,ins meeting ina Iast pOnsay eysnns
aroSn Ssaf ~ iTs ~Go So ST. IL
Fs9s,ysa lsfse Sass s'fS ntia;oH Monday May ' H. "
Jr. r. s. C. sheneman visited Anna NJ.
Ross Council No s0s last TIssS'y y syep3s
by that council.
Of Bristol coIGne JSsn Gsrk poS No siS Q,
sams So ?aa smSs' 1GS" 20
GouTS SG last ErISsE evening Edn and
many of the deputies spoke Of the great work
done by the organization during the last few
months
AG SHs Council arfs So Ss' w at Ss 9sa
SSe eS entire initiatory stan OF Hamilton Coun-
s %sos1s %sn sanG wifi fusTss sas b s.
se'es s Z. Francis Hirsy under whose supervision
tns Tnra ana Jr p s. C. sheneman will be in at
tand,n nee nee The initistory work will be con-
terred in amplifed form All members should
witness this fine ceremony
A yisitation will be paid by Jr r. s. c.
g. ,.nn.man and d. n. 8. c. Baldwin tomorrow
sysning to Damascus Council, No. $50, at 1925
More than 1000 candidates will be received
M" General class initiation to be held next
st,,",dsy evening at the Soldiers and Sailors
Memorial Hall. Pittsburgh. which will be
he district deputy State councillor. Of the
,wsnses wsss" ali members Of the order. will render
the beaptifui odes The initiation vii! be con-
a,s,rict The State council officers are eI-
nscted TO address what promises 10 be the
time. -
f.srs. delesstions from councils Of this city
viii nsrticpsts y M qse rntel1s 20 teke place
silIs sshssE ''ss;s @ saa xll'sssss sv;sSss:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-30
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Sugar Future Higher

NEW YORK. April oo-The contract
market opened steady 10 4 points higher
on nrst sales of $50 tonstwit most of the
<1(Rorings coming from a{leadjng operator
4n4 the demand being 4rnished by local
4 IRte and Wall street Interests, There
n ~ .pex 1eyelepment4 Ia the spot sugar
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-30

.Ex dividend: Atchison. ~ United States
steel preferred, ~ Burns Brothers. rs in
Company. DC extra; Connecticut Railway and
Lighting Company preferred, !. common, I.
!; Pullman Company, .: Stewart Warner, ia
Corn Exchange Bank, 4.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-30

| a heuett to hardwood. Tickets can be co-
tained from Brother Moore. 500 South fhV-
| first street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-30

Hsrmony Assembly, No A5, Initiated one
candidate on Monday evening, the work pe,ns
Performed creditable manner by tue sssnt Sns,t
officers The most excellent officers ptestnt
judged tho work aud a high team score was
made. NJ r. " A Jordan IVES presented WIN
stft OF flowers
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-30

Brother Charles ". Grakelow. OF Dorian As
sembiy No. Al. delivered patriotic address
at the meeting OF st; Johns Assembly. No %;
on tuesday evening last before an audience of
some 300 members of that assembly. Brother
Grakelow is a speaker Of note and is very active
in the affairs OF the Chamber OF Commerce.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-30

The annual banquet OF keystone Assembly
No . was held on Wednesday evening last q I
the RittenhousA Hotel The most excellent ON,
GERS were the invited guests. dance followed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-30
RECORDER ICKES, OF
FIDELITY A. 0. NJ p, DEAD
Standing of the Organization
With Insurance Department.
Officer Honored

DR. Henry A. lckes, recorder Of Fidelity
Assembly. No. 81. died suddenly at the
Hahnemann Hospital. while not I'm the
best OF health. lie had been able TO attend
to business and was present at the assembly
meeting on April Q. The news of his death
was great shock throughout the order,
He was the recorder Of Fidelity Assembly
on two different occasions. the first time
being In 1895. when he succeeded the late
NJ r.. Recorder William +. Cooper. 70
the energy and ambition OF Doctor Iokes -
attributed TO large degree the present suc-
cess OF Fidelity He served on the finance
committee OF the most excellent assembly
Tor several years. Brother Arthur s Mac.
Nair was appointed recorder pro TEN, by
NJ. Il. Recorder cox
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-30

Courtland Saunders Council No. S66 held a
very Interesting meeting last Monday evening
when initiation was held, Jr. p. s. G. Shene-
r. Brown Of Hamilton, No. SAL. was cordia lily
received. special % efforts @ are being made Cor a
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-01
FRECKL.El.S
Now Is the Time to Get Rid of These
Ugly Spots.

There's no longer the slightest need
Of feeling ashamed of your freckles
as the prescription othinc-~double
Strengths guaranteed to remove
these homely spots.
Simply get an ounce of othine-dou-
BILE strength--from any druggist and
apply Il 1ittlc of it night and morning
and You should soon see that even the
worst frecSIos have begun to disap-
pear while the lighter ones have van
ished entirely. 1t is seldom that more
than an ounce is needed to completely
clear the skin and gain a beautiful
complexion.
BE sure to ask for the double
strength othine as this is sold under
guarantee of money back if it fails to
remove freckles.--Adv.