Tailor-Made Suits and Cloth Sets Advertised
Local shop lists cloth tailor made outfits with price tiers 25 12 50 25 65 32 50 85 42 50 and several three piece suits plus junior Misses and small women styles included.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1909
Page
10
Local shop lists cloth tailor made outfits with price tiers 25 12 50 25 65 32 50 85 42 50 and several three piece suits plus junior Misses and small women styles included.
Officials investigate report that a member copied floor quotations from the Chicago Board of Trade and sent them by telephone to a brokerage office for speculation.
President Charles E. Roth stated that membership rules tightly prohibit such practices and that any member found guilty would be expelled immediately. He warned that reinstatement after expulsion via appeal to directors would face slim chances of success.
Members of the Alumni association of the Cincinnati College of Pharmacy will dine at the Grand hotel tonight. At a college meeting yesterday the association elected William Henry Gansz as president and other officers including William F. Schuchardt J Frank Gallagher Fred Kotte M Klaiber Jr and directors Charles A Apmeyer Louis Kettermann. Speakers included Julius Greyer Dr John C Otis Prof Charles T P Fennel Prof Charles Apmeyer William Henry Gansz and Fre a Kotte.
The inquest into 17 year old Rose A. Bastian who drank carbolic acid at her parents home on Spring Street heard she had been in poor health and lately devoted much time to religion, attending church twice daily for several days. A neighbor testified she warned the girl against excessive churchgoing saying too much of it is not good.
Cincinnati council introduces an ordinance to abolish grade crossings on streets including Curd and Ralston avenues and many others with C H D rail lines to pay part of the cost. A seven mile per hour speed limit for autos on downtown streets and fifteen in parks is approved with a $50 fine. motorcycles included. The session features Councilman O Briens return from surgery and various street and sewer plans, gas mains, and bond authorizations for road projects. The Louisville Nashville viaduct protest and a Knight of Columbus wedding scene wrap the notes.
Oliver Henry fourteen was seriously injured when run over near Liberty and Canal streets by a car owned by A. J. Ryan and driven by Fremont P. Jacobs. He was dragged several feet and treated at City Hospital. George Gallant nine was struck near Madison road and Hackberry street by Otto Palm. he sustained leg injuries and bruises and was not detained after police investigated.
The Business Men's club renewed its campaign for good streets through the streets and good roads committee. Residents along Ludlow avenue from Clifton avenue to Plans place received letters detailing wood-block paving specs and urging oversight to report deviations. H. Co. Otterbein chairs the committee.
Judge Jacob Bromwell will address the Cincinnati School of Expression graduates before the Monday night performance of The Sunken Bell at the Lyric Theater. He will speak on Nature and Art during the commencement exercises.
The Odeon concert last evening showcased four piano students of Frederick J. Hoffman and Miss Nor man Hark of Prof. Mattioli. Charles A. Cazer impressed with the Gavotte in E major and Etudes by Dreyschock and Moskowski. Eunice Bock performed Gondoliera and Senta’s Ballade, plus the Hiller concerto, highlighting versatility and musicianship.
Personal escorted 14 to 25 day tours to Yellowstone Park Utah Colorado California and Alaska with travel expenses covered. Offered under unions of Chicago Union Pacific and North Western Line. Full itineraries available on application to A and Manager Tourist Dept. 212 Clark Chicago Ill.
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