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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-04

NARY JANE J. The removal Of sup r.
1uous hairs Is accomplished more easily,
quickly and thoroughly by the use of simple
.ulfo solution than by auy other means.
This simply dls,olvcs away the hair instead
Of burn ny 1t Of as do other depilatories.
u newer leaves a mark never fails and never
harms the most delicate skin ANY drug.
ei.t can supply you with this splendid
article
ARABEILN Mo Face steamuc VII
not remove bucbhcads. You can get rid
Of them completely in few minutes ~
simply rubbing them with little neroNin.
sprullod ON sponge made wet with hot
water Any drug store can supply you with
the nero1in Every blackhead will di,ap-
pear by using this remarkable formula.
MRS r. o B-Excessivc and unnat-
ural armpit perspiratiol from which %
many women suffer at all seasons is at once
relieved by the simple use OF hydroliEed
tale which can be- obtained az any pharmacy.
II also destroys all perspiraiion Odors ln,
stnutly and all other body odOrs. 1t VIII
prevent that terrible soppy condition under
the arms. II saves your garments ana re-
licves 20" OF much embarrassment.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-04

moyal Of wrIuklps. GOT pr.r,f. requiring
almost o. year Z at aI b.' .a' vh.rh v.Il
show wonderful r,u'n ra h.H t,ats rmc
The following formula a.' t.iel does t1ls
ina a very amazing ua Son make this up
Yourself o., home In us fev moments
bv dissolyinr two atl,.uolHmI OF glycrr.uc
aud two ounces 81 cpioi in half pint ot hot
water. THE satlry cream which results re-
move. wrinkle. almost mngically This secret
Is ono ~ tho most valuable J know. Large
and small wriuklcs .rrDw 81 feet. lines ui age
and ,areing of flesh. alI disappear quickly
and completely transform one FL appearance
from age Zoo youth.
FRNFSTINE " The prevalence of falling
haIr fs alarming among all classes of women.
paudrnff is one Of tho main causes ui 10.
Aupihsr cause is lack m ulurishmCut of
ihe hair roots The ordinary hair touirs
bourht these DAYS merely stimulate for the
.inr being These cannot stop dandruff ur
mako hair grow What is needed s - sup
pIy the necessary nutrimont 40 that the iis-
sues 81 the scalp aud hair roots may return
10 their original condition of tigor aud
health For ths purpose nothing is 80 re-
marhahlv effective as mixture Of one ounce
NJ beta uuiuui. half pint ~ alcohol aud
hall = pint ~ water Cor with = full pint Of
hsy rum instead " water aud Rcohol II
Preferred This costs less than any pre-.
pared hair tonic and fts results IN forcing
hlr 60 gror. stopping dandrnif and the fall
inl ~ halr are very remarkable. and rapid
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16
CATTLE MOVING
AFTER SEVERAL DAYS OF DiSlN
FECTING. MEXICAN STOCK 1T.
GINS To CROSS BORDER.

DiSinfcctime of ~ approaches a. The
International bridge. he bridge Itself.
and all pcus. having hccn completed
MrNican cattle began moving arrnsS the
border 10 The port ~ Brownsville This
afternoon after having been held up sew
rral DAYS on account ~ the discovery ~
ScahicS. = contagious disease. anon 4
heard of Mexican cattle last week. New
pens have been constructed ou the Mex
can side. and Il chute that viii enable
the careful inspection ~ every head ha~
also been built.
pr. Charles Graham. = United States
veterinary inSIecto-. arrived ~ Browns
vile this afternoon. ami will assist nr.
=. T.. Dutro until the rush ~ over. II
T. estimated that more than 5000 head ~
cattle will ~ imported during this week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16
AUTO-STREET
CAR COLLISION
NONE INJURED

A question If right Of way between a
ear and an automobile carving
several women az the corner % Twelfth
AMI Elizabeth streets 40 : O'Clock last
night almost resulted ia a %>criunS acci
dent The automobile WAS trav,fing east
nn Twelfth street al a mslcratc speed
and The street ear Was going north oH
Elizabeth. The rear end "l the ,uinmo.
hil. WAS just crossing the track when the
ear struck H. throwing the auto
around to where IL faced south on thu
side walk crussiifg. several persons cross
ing the street narrowly escaped being in
iurr,.
Tn automobile was ~. l.l5. and is
owned IN i garage in this city. The driv.
cr was named Chapman. aud the occu.
pants we're Mr.. and Mrs. d. u. Norwood
,f Brownsville. their hahr. Mr.. and Mrs.
III. : Clarke of Donna AMI Mrs. \. "
Reed and lille son ot Brownsville. The
pcrupaui~ wcr,f badly frightened but
uon sustained injury according a. their
statements. The aulnm-biic al>o escaped
with minor damage.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16
AWAY
YOUR EYEGLASSES

Free Prescription You Can have Fin
al And Use At Home.
10 Won wear glasses? Are YOU n vic
Inn of cyesirain oi other rte weakness?
II ~. You viii b. glad 20 know that
there j. real hope for yon. Many whose
eyes were falling say they have hal
their eyes restored through the priuci.
pie ~ this wonderful free prescription.
One man says after irving IA: "A was
almost blind. could not Sc a. read Nd
all Now ! can read everything without
ANY glasses and my eyes do not water
any more. A night they would pain
drcadfnlly: now they feel fine al the
time II was ike 4 miracle t. me" n
was like 4 miracle "a me- a lady who
used II saws. The atmosphere seemed
hnzy with or without glasses. but after
using this prescription for fifteen DAYS
everything seems clear. ! can even rrnd
fine print without glasses. Ii il bclicY
ci that thousands who wear -saSscs
can now discard them ia 4 reasonable
time and multitudcS more will ~ able
IA strengthen their ewes. ~ W. ~ w.
TlfAAhA Ah' AANhfAN AtAA tAftA~t VI wv
getting glasses. Eye troubles " NAM
descriptions mayc bc wonderfully bcnc.
fitted ~ following the simple rules.
Here j. the prescription: 10 10 any ac-
tive drug store and Get 4 bottle of Onto
ma. - fill 4 two ounce bottle with warm
water. drop in one Diploma tablet. aud
alpw ~ dissolve. With This liuid battle
the cvtStwn tn four times daily. You
should notice your eyes clear M pcrcrp
tlh'y right from the start and inflamma
ton viii quickly disappear. III y0ur
ewes are hothering yon even a little take
steps 90 save them now before il ~ too
late. Many hopclcsSly blind might have
been saved If they had cared for their
eyes IN time
adv, rti~cmrnt.l
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16
FIRE
INSURANCE
III. MORE :. GRlDER
Phone 222.
III Pays To Insure
DRUNK ~ ARRESTED
JAILED AND FINED
ll ~ >rlCE Ii. T.. IItIl.

Justice If the i'car T.. T.. IliIl last
night. upon stumbling upon \ drunk
down and cat. I'LL private property Id
the corner ut TcUth aud -. charles
streets. Imnciiaiel, recalled that h.
himself was q peace otiiocr and hc cap
pcrcd al, man hs lhc collar and partly
carried and partly dragged him 60 H.
count, Jail. This morning The man, ar
American. WAS carried before The iu>.
lice III his ruuT. room IN tn county court
house. and there the ju>tior completed
his work uf che night before hs filming
the man ~l0 and costs. after a plea ul
guilty was entered.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16

The second in>tallmrnt 81 tn costs ~
street paving i'll the City ~ brownsville
IL now due and has been since January
u. 1911 with interest thereon from the
first day cf January. 1919. ~ the rat oi
SIS per cent Der annum PAYABLE "a the
office uf tie Assessor aud Collector ~
TaXr' NJ ne City ~ Brownsville Inter
r~i H. ul~u due and payable un th- third.
fourth and firth in>'allmcnts.
VI. ~. GARCIA.
. n iut. CITY Tax Collector.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16
THE TWO SEEGEINTS. IN
DELEGATION MAY
GO TO CAPITAL
MEETING or BROWNSVILLE
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO BIZ
HELD To TAKE ACTION ON HIGH
WAY MATTER.

Following the receipt of a mr~~Hgr
from Hon. Mason M,-iev of rrarsaii.
stating that senator Mnrri> Sheppard
has advised linn that 4 day may h. Y.
Iccicd ~ which The committee on the
military highway from EroWHsrilr ~ m
i'aSo viii H. heard. Secretary ~. a..
.OlBrirn uf the brownsville Chamber ul
CONNER announced that h. will call
2 meeting of the directors 90 snn>idrr
the matter.
The timr or ih. meeting has na, yet
been announced. buI II may ~ held this
afternoon W tomorrow. Action ~ nrts-
slrl. as III ~ desired an have a hie dele
CATION start from san Antonio for
Washington next Saturday.
Mr. OBncn stated the proposition to
build . highway along the border from
Brownsville 20 ~ Paso il ~ vital ID
this city ~ il IL 10 an, other point. and
he believes that Brownsville viii srrI
= good delegation ~ Washington " a~
>iSt IN bringing Iir %prupo>iiiun to y
successful ISSUE by The government.
Mr.. Mauc,> wirc .uid: senator
sheppard wires In- NE can select N dav
Tor hearing en- military highway matter.
Please consult Interested parties and
suggest day in start. i. 4. Batcman VT
Laredo suggests starting from san ~
ionic next Saturday. a bic delegation
from your city vii. ~ important"
Senate sheppard has already intro
dHteri n resolution in the Senate seeking
an appropriation of S2j.0nn for the pre-
liminary work. which will include The
survey. etc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16
PERSONAL
THF TnO

Juan y. CanIu Of Aldamas. Mexico. i
4 visitor IN Brownsville TO-DAY. he II
registered al The Miller hotel.
Ralph u. Fairchild If Dallas arrived
"a the the city last night. and j. regis.
tered al the Miller hotel.
H. l. Edwards Of pharr j. 4 visitor in
Brownsville today.
Lawrence II. Bates returned Ia the
ciiy las, night after an absence of sew
eral days.
4. VI spartan of kings,ille was ia
brownsville today.
:. L.. Dwormln. president Of the First
National Bank. who has been in lIous-
ton the past few DAYS on business. is \
prctc.l q return tomorrow afternoon.
A. WaNnc Wood. cashier of the Fir.t
National Bank. j. in Chicago on business
4. y. Finland Of Pharr j. a business
visitor in Brownsville for a few days.
n. =. Mo>ely 81 II paso i registered
II the Miller hotel.
II. n. Morrow of Ilarlinecn j. a busi-
MSS visitor in the city for a few days.
Nr and Mrs. Carroll Barton II Ia
Fcria we're >snday visitors in Browns.
Vile.
Irc Smith of Fan Antonio is a husi-
mess visitor IN y city today.
Mrs. q. : Bth If pharr arrived III
Ihc city this moi ling. "a a short visit.
Mr.. aud Mrs. I kaplan have returned
I'D the city for = STAY of a week. They
reside al Corpus ihri>ti. Mr. kaplan u"
ing interested III albu,inrSS enterprise III
This city.
NJ. Harris has returned from "A weeks
>lay at Mercedes.
H.. Is Rogers Of ISaSi. Mexico. j. 81
visitor ~ The city today. registered ~
he San 'arlp- hotel.
q. u. Graham 40 Iprl Rio i, registered
~ the san Carlos hotel.
4. e. Jackson Of san Antonio j. a Wis
tor - che city TODAY. lie i> y guest "a
M. San Carlos hotel.
q. !. Thompson Of Elkhart. Ind. j. n
visitor in he city TODAY. lie i q enc>t
"a the san carlos hotel
~. ". Armstrong j. IA the cit, today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16

For The BHSinrSs NaR-Dc won want
To- buy out thr finest business in Browns
Vile. Best Equipped Confectionery ia
the city. centrally located. Magnificent
fountain its for sale, IL your chance
You can get it-Ready for business
n 0on AZ YOU want a. open the doors
lis the Paragon C0Ifectionery-Ad.
dress VIM. q. Craig. Trustee. Adv
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16

Geological survey estimates place the
production of Portland cmcnt IA the
United States last year "a the record
breaking figures ~ -. io6 900 barrels. 1
.ain Of almost l0.aOo.0o1 barrels over
1917.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16

S.5m reward viii rs paid for an, 10.
formation which vii lcad a. The arrest
aud conviction ~ The peI>un 81 persons
who damaged the motor pump -rlungiug
Ia the cit, water works. SUNDAY night.
+. II. Williams, sup. Adv. 3lG2t
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16
VAN P|PP|N HERE

Van pippim. a grccni>h. red streak.
rusty coat. fine cooker and good eating
aIrie. only - per hnShcl box. Order
from your grocer or call IA Valley Fruit
10. ITO Elizaheih -. Bananas. SIS
"a Il 20 per hunch.-Ad,. N
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16
[ITEEZW
.tyslTHfATRfs;g
TONIGHT.
>ppial Feature.

~INfIHI fFHInIF.
Sidney Drew and all the NiIa-raph
faNu.iir> in WHEN WOMEN Go On
THE WAEPATll 90 WHY JONES
VILE WENT DRY And THE PAR.
son WEI. Two Reel Comedy.
TIE CHASM.- rafhr In1lnt.
Thrilling Drama.
THE PIED PIPER Of
IIAMIlN
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16

Ncw San CcrlDx CIcrE-E. X. Houston.
formerly \ clerk al the san Carlos hotel.
but who left the city aboui = year ago.
has returned and will again have the
night watch "a the hnStelry.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16
TO ATTEND K. C. MEET
VI. 4. GARCIA OF SAN HENITD
WILL REPRESENT BROWNSVILLE
LODGE At AUSTIN MEETING.

For the purpose Of comforting the
fourth degree. there will hc Il biz mott
ing Of the Knights ~ columbus at Aus
beginning next SUNDAY. and every
lodge III Southwest Texas will bc repre-
scented. NJ. A. Garcia ~ san I;cnito will
~ IA representative uf the Browns
willie district lodge. M. ll.i;.
Tn delegates viii meet AZ san Antonio
>aiurIa, night. ami viii proceed ~ Aus
tin IN u special train az Iullman>.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16

] hereby myself n a candi
date for City Marshal of the city ~
brownsville II the election 10 bc held
ncxi April. | refer e. my past record A.
city marshal and >olicit the support If
my friends.
Adv. IL. GEORGE CnNNoE.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16

The B0hcmidR Girf-will he given m
t1lr nitimann theater February - IN.
der the auspices Of the Treble Clcf club.
ADV. I 4 {. i.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16

: rpmfdH basrd ~ Woman Surral (,
'ld prohibition w ,hr HIiIMgpH iitpi,r
tonight. WI
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16

Rio GynHdf LDdGt A. II. 4 A.
NJ. will meet TUESDAY night IN
80 In the lodge rooms ia The
Herald huildine.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16

Something's single blc>>clnrs> y \
e,cater failure than marriage.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16

SGT ~ big PirUtc t%catHrf III the saui-
price tonight It nrrlmlaHd. ADV.
lwaHRifinR N0r H'rc. 4. !. Olivier
IL New Orleans. who has sold ammuni
ton and artillery aud either fighsin.
machinery to many Central and South
american republics. j. ia brownsville
for 4 few DAYS. Mr.. Olivier j arranging
with the Con>tiulionali>t~ III Matamoro>
FOR the sale d. artillery ami other equip
mcnt.
Biz PIRATE Spcciai.- pramlaud IT,
night. ADV.
Mr.. Tifch Hrrr.- N. u. Fitch. who
last week WAS awarded the contract fnr
roadwofk in the RaAmnndvillc district
No. .. j. Ill The city tcskiy. SIR. Fitch stat
al that he expect Ia bgin work uh the
improvements in about iwn weeks. lie
j. now engaged in gathering hiS material
and equipment.
~tndcr me- BlacL Flaa."-Drcamland
tonight. ADJ.
No~. HIM Canarriii EraS.-I- 4.
SMITH. who HIS been connected with the
local branch ~ Swift a 90. a. manager.
has resigned the position and j. now city
salesman for Caifarclli Bros. IL j. sue
rrcdcd hv G.. 4. Johnson of san Antonio
~ manager Of the Swift branch.
IN ~ I~iagraph iHH maLrrs appear
IA the DiftmuRR ThrHirr tonight in
women un The Narph." a..
Eruor,s a. Larcdp. William Nealr.
- rmplu,e ~ the cu>iom house, who haS
hgrn transferred ~ headquarters ~ the
district at Laredo H. IN the city for =
visit. lie viii return t. Laredo tomorrow
afternoon. accompanied ny Mrs. Ncalc
AMI their littlc child. AMI vii hereafter
make their rrSidslcr IN that city
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16

FOR THE LOVE or A NAN.-IrIiane,
tNu reels ~ intrs.v interest.
III co; i.BNT in>f Comedy
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16
CITY NEWS

sat ~ BIG pirCtc f%catHr III The sane
price tonight no Greenland. ADV.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16
DREAMLANO THEATRE
TONIGHT.
BIC PIRATE SPECIAL.

UNDER TILE BLACK FLAG
liy the new Universal brand gold seal
ia three sensational and cNcitine reel.
BASED on historical facts Don't miss
this big special Not 4 cent cNtru charge.
admission five aud ten cents.
Nrsingf day The FanA,l> PLAYERS pro.
au,giOn THE FORT DF DOOM.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16

Ralph II. Fairchild IT Dallas arrived
~ the the city last night. and j. regis
tered "a the Miller hotel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16

Juan y. CanIu Of Aldamas. Mexico. i,
4 visitor IN brownsville today. lie u
registered at The Miller hotel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-16

l.. l.. Edwards of Pharr il a visitor !
Brownsville TO-DAY.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-16
WEEKLY REPORT
SHOWS HEALTHY
TOTAL OF WORK
Industrial Construction Is Fair
ly Active and Numerous Res
licences Are In List
FIGURES BEING ASKED
ON NORTHWESTERN HIGH
Receiving Bids on Receiving
Hospital To BE Erected At
MacOmb and AntOine-Sts

better showing was made in the
new work coming from the Offices OF
the architects during the past week,
according TO the report OF the Builders
a. Traders exchange.
Industrial and commercial construc-
ton was fairly active, and there was
a good sprinkling OF residences OF the
better class that helped 10 make a
healthy total The proportion OF ng
made was OF a more favorable nature,
although the new projects are not OF
"a very large type.
The Northeastern High school is
again before the contractors for tig-
ures. The plans have not been chang.
ed any since the recent figuring. when
all bids were returned unopened
owing TO delay in obtaining the site.
One clause in the advertisement for
bids which is causing some OF the con
tractors 10 hesitate about putting in
their figures says that the Board OF
Education reserves the right TO pay 90
per cent of the cost of the building I'm
Detroit city bonds to the successful
bidder. Bids close May q!
The board of poor commissioners
is receiving figures on a four-story
brick and steel receiving hospital TO
be erected at Macomb and Antoine-sts.
Spier a. Gehrke are receiving tg-
ures on a four-story brick factory
building TO be erected at Pleasant and
Jefferson ave. west. for John Beyster.
Preston, Walker & Brown have a
number OF plans under way including
a brick cafe. apartment and bowling
alley structure at Chene-st. and Car
field.ave. for JOS. Kopilski and four.
house brick terrace at Forest and Hell
en-aves for Frank l. Scheibeck.
Dalton h. Wells is now located in
his new office. No. 1902 Ford building,
and among other projects he is pre-
pairing plans for a branch bank build
ing TO be erected at Forrest west and
Clark-ave,, for the Wayne County and
Home Savings bank
The list for the week shows the
usual amount OF small apartment
structures and a number of residences
of the medium kind.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-16
BURGLAR GETS
$1,000 in JEWELS
Carries Valuables Away From j.
G.. Shelley's HOme-AnOther
Place Entered

Jewe.ry valued at about 900 was
stolen from the residence OF j. G..
Shelley, No. 1916 Westminster-ave
Friday afternoon. and the burglar also
entered the home OF j. III. Birnie. No.
1874 Westminsterave., and stole a
watch chain valued at 81. Both fam.
lilies we're away at the time. and neigh.
bors remembered later that strange
man was seen lurking about the vi.
cinity.
A back door was opened in the
Birnie residence, and a rear window
was forced at the Shelley home. The
plumber in the latter place included
necklaces, brooches, rings, pins, and
variety OF articles. The police re-
port sets the value at $500.
81 am going TO offer reward OF
81 900 for the return Of two OF the
pieces alone" said Mrs. Shelley. Sat.
urdny morning. THE pieces were a
carved gold bracelet and necklace
thai my mother gave me, and that !
valued as keepsakes."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-16
SATURDAY NIGHT CLOSING
FAVORED BY BANKS

All OF the banks in the Detroit
Clearing House association. except
two. voted. Friday afternoon, in favor
of Saturday night closing. The two
exceptions expressed a willingness to
yield 10 the decision OF the majority.
The American state bank. the Fed
eral state bank and the United Saw
ings bank. which are not members OF
the association, although the Ameri-
can State bank has made application
will be invited 60 join ,the movement
II they agree. the banks will all close,
Saturday evenings A meeting OF the
association will be held next week, to
hear the decision OF the three banks.
At the same time, a plan for inaugur-
ating a savings system In the public
schools may be submitted. A scheme
is under way 10 establish uniform
hours for all banks. with 9 a. M. for
the opening hour and 3 D. m. for the
closing time. on all days except Sat.
urday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-16
TO DISCONTINUE USE
OF PURE FOOD LABELS

Dr. jenkins. head of the local fed
eral bureau of food and drug inspec-
ton, is notifying all Detroit manufac-
turers, wholesalers and other dealers
that the use of labels bearing the
words. Guaranteed under the food
and drug act" etc, will be prohibited
after May. 1915. As hundreds of
firms affected by the ruling have large
supplies OF labels on hand, the gov
eminent has granted them a long
time to prepare for the ruling.
The word guarantee" on the label
followed by the serial numbers Civ
en- by the secretary of agriculture. has
been found to be misleading, in that
the public generally is induced by the
label 10 believe that the articles have
been inspected and approved by the
government Under a new plan the
guaranty given by the wholesaler,
manufacturer, jobber or other party
residing in the United States, shall
be incorporated in or attached TO the
bill of lading. sale or invoices or
other schedule. and shall not appear
on the label Of the packages.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-16
AID. O'BRIEN LOSES IN
SALOON TRANSFER FIGHT

Aid. Hess of the Tenth ward. was
victorious for the first time in hight
with his colleague Aid. O'Brien, when
the council committee on LIQUOR regu-
lation. Friday, voted unanimously 10
allow Frank H. Putrow to transfer his
saloon license from No. 639 to No. CAT
Michigan-ave OBrien. whose saloon
is located neav Burrows place, OPP
posed the transfer TO aid the land
lord OF the present Putrow building.
The fight over the transfer may be
carried TO the floor of the council and
from there to the courts.
The committee also granted a trans
fer to Walter Langdon to move his Ii
cense from No 407 Rivard-st to No.
345 Michigan-ave
Another attempt will be made TO
report out the Lodge residential re-
striction ordinance unfavorably Tues
day night, with the recommendation
that the present Watson restriction
ordinance be extended to include the
entire city.