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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-10
PRESIDENT AND EIANCFE
PLAY GAMI. OF GOLF

President Wilson and his fiancce
played golf this afternoon. Mrs. Calf
wore a suit OF dark brown corduroy
with small collar and cuffs OF sable
FOX. iicr hat WIS IL small brown af-
fair. and had u perky bow of brown
Gr"ssraircd ribbon as its only trim
ming.
Mrs. Gait makes her first bow as
ana lilies of the valley with morning
ana evening costumes has started a
lad for these flowers. and in the Christ
mas display of artificial flowers her
iaNoriteS p"edominatc.
Mrs. Cats habit Of wearing orchids
hrst lady of the land at American
reception on january Il. She Will wear
gown OF royal purple hrocade. The
bfocaded flowers are shaded orchids
ms costume, like all of Mrs Calls
DINER evening gowns. is made en- train.
on long straight lines
The Presidents two daurhters. Miss
MARGARET Wilson aud Mrs. William
Gibbs McAdoo. and his cousin, Miss
Helen Woodrow Bones are haviu.
great difficulty in soliciting wedding
GIFTS They visited jewelry, picture
ana book stores to-day. but could find
nothing to suit them, and returned to
the White House cmpty-handcd Mrs
William Boiling, Mrs. Maury ana Miss
f'erlha Boiling spent the morning
shopping for wedding presents. hut also
made no selections.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-10
Woman and dome
Ethiica!
It a ks
Boiled Apple Pudding

Three eggs. :. apples. IL pound
Of brc;dcrunbs. . lemon, :; ounces
ppi sugar, 3 ounces Of currHntS. ~
wincSins>:ui of wine. nutmeg.
Pare. core aud Iutnce the npplcs:
then miN with the brcn,IcrumbS.
nutmeg. sugar. currantS, lemon
Juice and half the lemon rIntI, graft
eel. trRt the eggs well and beat
them into the mixture. Add wine
tast. Place in II huttcrcd mold, tic
down with q cloth and boIi ono and
Onc-hnlf hours. Serve with Z; sweet
snuce Of butter aud sugar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-10
Spcniss to Fellowship I.cupue.

The usual order OF service at the
Fellowship League % the Centr:,I
Young Mems Christian Association was
set aside last might when a number OF
business ana professional mcn were the
quests OF The League. The notable fca
turc or the evening Was the address n ?
Gypsy smith. Jr., who was the princin,I
guest and only speaker
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-10
VIII Preach To Women ou,.

Gypsy Smith Jr.. who has been con
"hctins meetings at the Second Rap-
tlst Church for ten DAYS will preach
to women only this afternoon at 3.30
o'clock in that church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-10

dcrstood by some people. First a
doctors fee is collcctible. And sec
"nd. Il doctor is not legally bound to
attend any one under amy circum-
stances unless he wants to. You cant
make Al doctor work for Il contingent
fee and YOU can't make him work at
all II he chooses to refuse his ser
vices
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-10
Judge Harrison Dcsrrnn,cd

Judge Thomas w. Harrison. of Min.
chester was yesterday designated bv
Governor stuart to hold court next
week in i.oudoun County for Judge Ed
ward :. Turner, who is confined to
his home by Illness
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-10
VI IlcfII fIlnlinll.

iieSular services will he held TO-
il'sht At NIB o'clock In Beth Ahabah
temple The subject OF DR. Calischs
sermon VIII be The Peculiar Signin-
canoe of Jewish History"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-10

near radiator, SO that il will dry
quickly. and then give Your head a
good rubbing with Il Turkish towel so
AS To stimulate the circulatiCN Do
not 20 out in the air for several hours
attcr washing, and il YOU wash il at
night, he sure that II is thoroughly dry
before going 10 bed and opening your
window.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-10

W"rried--W hu;.stloulQy you be broken
hearted becaua- Nsli- are not beautiful"
Is il Your nisposition or because you
are NOT beautiful in face or form" How
can help YOU !: do not know how
YOU are lacking in beauty Write me
all about i. in the meantime cult
vate noble thoughts, for they serve to
mold the couutenancc. The highest
beauty is that Of expression, so don't
allow feeling OF discomfort TO rob
YOU OF that asset Get lota OF sleep.
rest, and exercise in the open air.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-10
Questions md Answers.

"taStro-e croStomy"-IleaS, eX-
plain what "gas;ru-ent erostomy"
means.
AnSwcr-Nn opera ton making u new
connection between stomach .ind bow
81. in order Ia short circuit The food
around some obstruction
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-10

Ida P.-This is a simple exercise for
reducing the calf of the leg: stand up
straight and kick out with each foot
in turn, neudng the knee so as to
draw the nccl 81 the foot back as far
as il viii 60 10 this exercise from
fifteen 10 twenty times q day. shall
b" Had 10 send YOU my reducing die
addressed envelope.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-10

ANXIOUS There j. no especial weight
for girl OF thirteen, rs She i still at
the growing age, and her weight will
vary with her growth. I snail be happy
TO send you my Instructions for the
care Of the teeth il YOU will send me
stamped. addressed envelope
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-10

Mrs Tillio P.-Abou, The on; ,hinE
YOU can do 1" keep from catching cold
after washing your hair is 20 dry IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-10

What fat person needs most Is
stimulation of tn" energies The first
measure is to rcSulat" tho diet the
second to exercise.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-01-23
Notice of Special Election
TO ANNEX CONTIGUOUS TERRITORY TO THE CITY
OF ZION.

the City Council of the City of
Special Tuesday,
day Of February A. 1915 for the purpose Of voting FOR
AGAINST the proposition to to the City of Zion the following
contiguous territory, to-wit
Begnning the of s3rd street (said center of srd
Lake, being
section line through Section Twe8nns g Township Fortsix
(7OO4)
nine 29 Township Fortsix s North Range Twelve East
the D rn a secon @ parallel with
Hundred Fifty Feet (450 to point thence east parallel with
Eighyfve Hundredths Feet s2os5 point in the
to the said subdivision the Of
Lake County Illinois, in Book J of Plats, Pages
Seventy 37O with
Avenue Of s4th Street
the Subdivision point
No thence norh
on the east line of said Gabriel Avenue Two Hundred
Feet 2S8 to point from said last point the
souherly and eaer line of said Sharon Place following
line of Fiyhree (5S said Sharon
Ffhree 49, thence north Thirty Feet (sO) following
said block line point thence norhwestery following said
point thence north following said block line and to the center
Street. City Illinois Hundred
Egseven and Eghfve Hundredths Feet (sS7S5 of
Third Meridian
(2S) Twenynne
(29 and the south boundary line of said City of zon the
SAID SPECIAL ELECTION will be held
City of Zion at the following voting places precincts:
In the first ward of said City at North Front Room in Shiloh
In Of building
In the third ward of said City at Zion College Building South
west corner 9th Street and Enoch Avenue
In the fourth ward of said City at the residence building known
POLLS OF ELECTION opened a O'Clock
a. m. and closed at 5 O'Clock M on said day.
JNo, D THOMAS,
Clerk of the City of Zion
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-01-23
rRUITN OF EVERY VARIETY
ID AND TRUE TO NAME
IL LOWERA FROM RELIABLE GROWERS

he best that years Of experience and scientific propa-
cation and cultivation can produce
The first cost Of nursery stock the first consider
alton, but the important question will it with proper care
grow and produce heavy crops of good fruits and under
this strain continue to live and be profitable Stock poorly
started will make short Improbable growth.
In starting fruitng orchard Of any size the best is
none too good.
Of Zion City, Ill., who will take charge Of the sale of fruit
trees etc. in Zion City and vicinity and who will visit the
people and render valuable assistance selecting varieties
and making up orders tor stock Give him your hearty
operation and get fair treatment
Yours respectfully,
W. EURD CLENDINEN
General Manager
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-01-23

When you're in the Stores don't miss getting a
pound of the Fresh Cream Fudge Peanut and
Vanilla, 19c.
If you're not in the Stores put it on your ORDER
or phone for it, or ask someone to bring it to you
anyway so long as you get it.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-01-23
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Your party table arrangements will not be COM
plete without Place Cards. We carry nice line
of very appropriate styles for all occasions They
add but little to the expense, but much to the ap
pearance and completeness Of your party.
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The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
BY EDDIE MAhAN.

TIE quarterback has more chances
to tumble than any other Ilayer To
guard against fImblcs. he should al
ways have two hands or ne ball.
In the first place, the center should
not slam tho tall az the quarter. he
should place has hands under II.
then tip his fingers Just enough 70
raise the ball and send II BIT
backwards.
The quarter should get down and
reach far under The straddled legs
OF the center 70 gel the hall and
should place holh hands under II
,As shown IN the pictsre on the LETT
Then. II the pass is too hard. the
ball will roll into his arm
To pass the ball 10 the man who
is 10 carry Il. The quarter should
turn around tas shown in the pic
ture on the Fightl lie should not
hold The ball lightly (as shown In
The picturel but should grip II tight
~. with enc hand on each side.
The quarter should see that the
nan gets the ball Interference
work comes after that.
The next series will show how
Nshan plays the backheld.l
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
Here's Runner That's Beaten
Every Horse That Beat Him

LOUISVILLE. 2owhen electric swept the
all wiped
occupied struck By lightning
would
2yeaod Hughes been injured the
performer then By follow
did abilities
plainly by the long and successful OF the
Handsel
When the noted gdng old The opening day Of
marked his
His remarkable turf record by
give n he
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
Street CAR AG PROGRAM
FOR COFFEY IS OUTLINED
Moran Eli m in a t es
Hope and Earns
Willard Bout

NEW YORK. Oct. ?0.--A nice
quiet run on a jerk.water trolley
line would probably suit Jim Coffey.
the Dublin giant" and erstwhile
motorman, better than anything else
In the world today.
II he really took himself serious
ly as q possible worlds champion
heavyweight. all longing for Jess
Wizards crown Was probably
Knocked out OF him last night when
Frank Moran. Of Pittsburgh,
whipped over smash to Jim's jaw
In the third round of their sohed.
uled l0-round fight ut Madison-sQ
garden. The effect On Cor.ey was
instantaneous. He was transformed
from a fghting machine into help
less. webbing mountain OF human.
ity which finally Hoped to the
floor Staggering TO his feet he
toppled against the ropes, complete
~ gone. The knockout was com
plete. and 10000 wildly excited
fans shouted themselves hoarse
cheering the victor as Coffey was
led away.
One OF the largest crowds that
ever packed itself in tho garden
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
Others Also Try to
Score From 40
Yard Line

ANN ARBOR. Mich. Oct. 29.-Re-
rlembering the closeness OF last
years game with NJ A. c. and how
after his backs mad tried vainly
through almost the entire contest TO
pierce he Agile defence for A
touchdown. and recalling also how
II was finally necessary TO depend
upon a drop kick to gain tie victory,
Yost spent a good share OF Tues
day afternoon working especially on
the kicking phase o. the game.
Maulbetsch always has had nat
ural ability enough 10 drop Kick fair
ly accurately from the shorter dis.
tances. and he has been trying the
longer kicks with varying success.
Benton made his one attempt in an
early game from a place kick. and
II Is these two men. with Dunno and
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
Crowley Has Chance
to Win National Fame
AS Amateur Hurler

SAN FRANCISCO, oct. 20.-A
world series TO decide the amateur
baseball championship OF the coun.
Try Is a sure 20. The White Autos
Of Cleveland. o.. eastern champions.
have arrived in San Francisco TO
play the Tacoma. Wash, team. west.
ern champions, Oct n. % and %.
For time II looked like the
series. the first Of the kind ever held,
would fall through. After teams In
al sections OF the United States
had bsttled for the right 70 get into
the big games. the Whites. victori-
Gus, found there we're no funds 10
take them TO the coast. The expo ON.
Gals refused to pay and n deal 20
raise funds by a game between the
Whites and the champion Bost>.
Red sox fell through. Then a game
was arranged between the Whites
and professionals. Cleveland fans
AFTER seeing amateur games free -
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
Yost Casts About for Drop
Kicker, and Tries Mauley

Roehm. that Yost has been prepping
for the field goal stun.
Bat il was no; until yesterday. be-
hind closed gates. that the Michigan
coach really made this d regular ob.
Jet of his attention and then he
kept these men failing away for
long time. Their success is only a
matter OF conjecture as no announce
ment was made OF the results.
This is lao indication that Yost be-
lieyes that Michigan MA have 10 de-
pend UPON this method OF winning
Saturdays game. for the lineup tEat
be intends 70 Use looks strong
enough 20 the Wolverines to capture
couple Of tcuchGowns but the
side that has been overlooked in the
perfection OF regular o1ense is
a1w demanding attention.
History Is acains, Yost in finding
q reliable field goal kicker. for until
the rise--aad sudden fall-Of
Srlawn. Michigan had not Possessed
good man for many years, and
the Ann ArboT team has seldom
used that means OF scoring TO adj
vantage Last year. Yost threw a
lot OF responsibility upon the shout
ders OF the highly toGted Splawn.
ard when he failed 20 come through
as we'll by half as he was expected
to do, the fans looked for a COM
,Ta4. rava,SaI ~ Vote svorau, hark
10 the Did army game. leaving the
aerial scoring attack 10 other teams.
SO il is a rather surprised campus
that heard OF this new development,
moi that anything isn't possible IN
der Yost, but that with Naulbetsch
and Smith, Ekerwein and Catlett
able TO carry the ball, and with the
line that has been formed TO open
no holes. IL was not thought neces-
sary 10 fall back upon the scoring
from the 40-ysrd line.
The rest OF the practice was the
same with no changes ia the line
up predicted yesterday announced.
As the game approaches. the team
seems TO be becoming more conf.
dent. Mauly declared today that
Michigan would win. Smith has
ceased llmping. as mas Reiman and
Benton. and Staatz and Dunno arc
looking very ~. The German Bull
let himself has removed the bandage
from his hand and has worn the
Charley horse out Of his thigh.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
Summer Ball Starts
Athletic Scandal at
Minnesota

CHICAGO, Oct 20.--Emuating
the example OF Yale. there Is strong
Indication that the middlewest will
dc q little athletic house cleaning.
And, like the affair at Yale which
robbed the Blue football team OF
the fhmous Legore. not to mention
several baseball stars, the smoke Is
coming from certain spots where
summer baseball fourishes during
vacation months.
Reports today from Minneapolis
said Loren Scion. captain of tho
Gophers. and one of the best backs
In this section. is cue to tell how
he spent las. summer. II became
known today that "a member OF the
Minnesota faculty has been In
FEsvre. Mont. looking into the iden.
tity OF one Stone. Rumors say Stone.
who played seml-pro baseball n;
fIavre last summer, and Solon, are
one and tho same.
II the ssor.investigator re.
ports against Scion, he will be drop
led this week. Coach Williams has
been drilling a substitute in Solon's
place for 10 days
Investigation OF Solon's alleged
summer baseball activities was
started by University OF Chicago
protestants. Which means that the
spotlight Will be r'ayed on all the
athletes at Chicago. and that there
viii be a tightening up along this
line on every conference team.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
Another World Series Starts Tomorrow Cleveland
Champions Face Tacoma at the Frisco Exposition

league club two years ago, but
lacked a wind-up. Before he devel.
oped motion he was sent home. In
Cleveland amateur games he always
put oil he had on every ball and
tried to strike out every batter. lie
tired himself out and was good for
only a few innings.
Babe MINIS, manager OF the
Whites. taught Crowley 10 rely on
his delders. Then he starred. He
lost one 20 Detroit and then won
the deciding game. In five games
against Columbus. o., Johnstown,
Pa, and Omaha. Neb., teams for the
championship. he allowed a total Of
two runs one afternoon he pitched
a doublc-header against Johnston
and shut out his opponents In each
contest.
The pitcher responsible for the
victory ~ his team, in this amateur
world series vii be heralded az the
grcateft amateur hur,er IN the coun-
try. Crowley will pitch two OF the
three games.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
De Pra to, Blackjack
and Miller to Carry
Ball

EAST LANSING. Mich. Oct co.
Jerry DePrato to kick. Hugh Black
lock TO smash the line. and Capt.
Blake Miller 10 snare forward
passes--this seems 10 be the often
sive program for the Aggies when
they meet the University of Michi-
gan. Saturday or course, DePrato
win attempt some tunnelling oper-
atoms himself, and so will Hewitt
Miller and such other backs as
Macklin may shoot into the lineup-
and II will not he surprising 10 ses
big black Gideon Smith Occasioir
ally come around tackle draggirt.
the ball with him. The prograr
outlined above seems 20 be- the rfsil
dope. Blackjack was the hero OF
several line-bucking mancuyers
tried out In secret yesterday. All
OF the Farmer wounded are d,ing
we'll and Capt. Miller, last 81 the
invalids 10. round into shape. liz ex-
pected out for practice tomorrSw.
Coach Macklin is reticent regard
ing his plan To quit coaching. and
go into business in the east after
this season. So far as can be- learn
ed. the coach would like TO - into
business. and should victories make
this season a good one 20 leave as
his last. he Is likely To bref:y away
from athletics this fall II h's should
lose the Michigan game. however.
Il Is believed that he VOL stick
around for another pot shot. at Yost.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
BANKS TO PLAY
CHESS AND POOL
AT THE SAME TIME

Newell W. Ranks. checker cham
pion OF the world will give a unique
exhibition az the berghoE billiard
parlors Wednesday night. He Will
play four games u checkers stimuli
tAncously without sight OF the
boards or his opponents, and az the
same time viii contest lOo-tall
game Of pocket billiards with one OF
the local experts.
Mr. Banks has been invited 10 paF-
ticips,e IN the Rice-Gambet chess
tourney. to be held in New York
city. Jan. S. az the Manhattan
chess clue. Some $4,000 has been
subscribed as prize money FOR this
tourney and such prominent play
ers as capablaLea. Cuban champion;
Marshall. American champion. and
Alechinc. Russian champion. are en-
tered
Mr.. Parks will start on his tour
OF the middle west and Texas the
latter part OF this month. giving a
farewell exhibition al the Wolverine
Auto club.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20

the and
&5Nes The Big Red
and has but 13 the debit
do
Buckne Saturday indicates that often
blame for parade OF the Ihacans the goal
Arbor last fall responsible
Michgans second in the
Gl 31 the the So the
~ Orange Princeton
~: Pennsy
W have done better, but against much opposition
likely lead the middle
The a
[& NAlch \
vod hit recalled
oofGU be assumed that the denizens
The various arguments for the conference
played thereby
4nts respectable 116 The
played,
IDr ~ points sin look bad the debit side.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20

~ has played with in % years None OF
have esn victories for the Red and but That
1oo4 when the 20 Cornell has one OF
- ooteet teams this Harvard better lob
Q14pGh Aen the Crimson did Virginia this man Bar
~ 61(oo uGhanb manner Nobody knows
t4 the WashJe6 and Yale PennsyivanIans
>> uC11ng sst year and might do II again.
p1qonp (pe, there will be out west worthy
>1c1(1oD Jnoe VIII Be Mchigan-M. A.
- o. ota1e may dsvsop thrills there are
oon1oe - which favoritee to be in danger
0eNe = Ann Aroor II something else The VOL.
- erecnent year ago. but the best from
CUpenogA q which Michigan involved last fall
r. - LAnoing And there reason TO believe tha,
~ e. - U1Joct nom trench vSrfare year Just
1 - - eeof stories are being used by the two
~ @Ge lAeoe viii be placed under ban Sat
evee and various forms OF aerial and
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20

n t. messed the fght.-fn addition TO
the 10000 inside. 5000 more clam
tired for admission after the doors
were closed. The receipts were esti-
mated at from $4,000 to $4,000.
Dan MCketrick. former manager OF
Moran. made sure that he would get
cut or the money 10y having $4,000
OF Moran's share attached. but there
will stilI be plenty left Tor the fight.
ers AMI promoters. McKe'rick
claims Moran ewes him Sl.i62 on a
former contract
Moran spent he first two rounds
measuring Coffey carefully before
cutting loose. The Dublin giant"
did most OF the leading, but there
was little steam back OF his blows.
Al the close OF the second round
Moran let three drives loose which
shook Cofrey UP. and in the thiEd he
went at him in earnest About one
minute and half OF sparring and
then Moran's right went over and 1t
was the curtain for Coffey.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
BATTING LEADER
IN n. L. MYSTERY

NEW YORK. Oct 20--Nobody
knows who led the National league
In batting this season Published
uaoficial averages give Larry Doyls
the lead with 320. and make Fred
I.udcrus second with 81 But five
different sets OF averages diner In
the ranking 4 number Of bets
have been made. and It is up 10 Sec
Rotary Heydler. OF the league. 10 set
tie them He says that there will
ne no official dope until late IN De
cember. az no one will have time 20
do the oficial figuring until then.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
Skids Being Creased for
Solon,. Best big 9" Back
KILLED JOCKEY CAME
FROM RIDING FAMILY

Carl CAM, the jockey who died
at Covington, KY, from injuries
received In a spill at Latenia
race track, was a member OF a
riding family.
Two brothers were jockeys.
One rode under the name of
Goose and another under the
name of Duck. Goose was the
family's real name.
CAM and Goose made reputa-
lions ON the tracks Of the coun.
try. Duck, the youngest Of the
trio. was not 80 good.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
Stage Gets Duffy Lewis-Turns Down
Broadway, But Can't Resist Frisco

vii be the Duffy
soing on the stage Try az he might he could
calling him. In
Tor him and the farther the yelling
sounded
First the local tried barely hear
which has
appeal but Duff said he to
Francisco spoke
Of the old Pacific
What San Francisco said his;
Seven hundred and fifty Duff
old and viii
to