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The Detroit times., 1915-09-03
Dear Gwendolyn-

Dear Gwendolyn--
Yes, the trench" skirt with its
modest little footand-a-half hike i'm
front is the latest kick in fashion
or course. skirts are not worn i'm
the trenches, but there's nothing in
name anyway and you'll find this
now skirt just the thing for sprint.
ing after bargains ON Monday
morning. but it's equally effective
for a quick side-step when the rent
The Detroit times., 1915-09-03

Mrs John l.. Dexter has gone 20
New York and Boston for q month.
Mrs Dclphine Doisc Ashhaueh
returned Thursday from round OF
eastern visits.
The Misses sophie and Louise In.
slice OF lrbano. O are the guests
OF Mrs. c. ogden Ellis
%
Mrs e. h Vernon 80 l09s Cass.
ave, has returned from vsitiue
friends in Cooperstown. \. T.
Tho Misses clara and Nina Doty
80. az Warreuave. east have rr.
turned from visit IN California
Or. G Lincoln Watkins. Of Pueb.
10. Colo. is The guest OF his parents
Or and Mrs George - Watkins
.
Mrs AIanson 4, Moore and Mis-,
Helen Moore have returned from
several weeks stay in Asbury Park
Mr. and Mrs Mark u Steven,
and children have returned from
civ ueol., s,av in northern Canada
Mrs Clayton a Gracey No 2i-
Virginia.pk, gave bridal shower
Thursday afternoon. for Miss Mar
O
81 Mau's Ana society will give
card party Saturday afternoon. I'm
the Palus dc Danse. Play viii Doe.
gin at O'Clock
Mr. and Mr.. Ionn DaIzcu Mr..
and Mrs William f.. McCarkle and
Miss Helen McCorklc have returned
from Nantucket
talryd the member OF tho Detroit
Woman club. "Wednesday. AT her
cottage. 81 Clair Flats
Miss Lillian NJ Master No 1905
friends I'm the mountain. of Now
Mexico. 4, now I'm Kansas Cuy
%
Mrs Adolph Marx. accompanied
by ner sister Miss Al'ina Schulach,
of Seattle. VIII leave the FIRST OF
tho week for New work. and A..
lantic CITY
Miss Marguerite sullivan re-
turned Friday from Lake View \.
y and gill spend fortnight With
Crcs-e poirto
8
Mr. and Mrs Walter T.. Piper
and Mr. an Mrs Franz Scott Clark
who have been motoring through
the eastern states. returned 20 De
trOit IhurFdIy
O
Tn" marriage Of Mss Madeline
Newman NeE"en daughter of Mr.
aud Mrs John NcEveu No rs
sprina 81. 10 Ell y Mason VIII
TAX" place saturday, Sept ~.
D. li'""kS Nlchois gave dinner
Ihursd"y evening I'D 'h" Country
The Detroit times., 1915-09-03

the engagement Of their daughter
Miss Constance Hoyt 10 Harry O.
Danz. the wedding 70 take place
Tuesday oct o.
Mrs Gertrude Merrill entertained
jhe members OF the sunshine club
Wednesday az her cottage St clair
Flats Ia the afternoon. the guests
went no Walpole island to attend
the Indian fair
o
Mr. Frank Wilson, PingTee-ayc,
entertained Friday afternoon in hon
or Of Mrs Frank W kellogg and
Miss Ellen Scrlpps Kellogg Of Alta
irna Cal. who are the guests Of
Mrs C ogden Ellis.
Frederick VI Alger and Benjamin
s Warren will be hosts az mems
Inner Friday evening IN the Conn.
fry> cluh. entertaining a number 4
he outof-tOwu visitors TO the Ma.
ionel Golf tournament
Mrs Flora Whitney Demme and
Miss Catherine Demmc are in New
York following summer at the
-e7-hore Miss Drmme viii BE-
lcbutau'e OF the season. and will
be presented Thursday. Dec To-
Mr. and Mrs George r. Beamer
entertained at dinner Wednesday
evening. IN the Fcllowcraft club. for
their guest Or W. a. Ilunsberger
New York. executive vice president
OF the International Peace forum.
Mrs r. W ViHerot entertained ~
guests M dinner Wednesday even
ing. I'm her home No go West
Grand blvd in honor Of her guest.
Mrs John Patrick Barrett, Chicago.
MIS- Barrett left Thursday Tor her
home
Miss Ethel Stearns. Of Buffalo, is
the guest OF Mrs. Ralph VI Dyar,
ON the Dyar farm, near Worthwhile
Mrs John Beekman Dyar and Miss
Clara Z Dyar who have been stay
ing with Mrs Dyar. lnye returned
20 their home in Crosse Pointe.
Mrs Roy T Connolly, NJ sec
Second.ave. gave a bridge party for
- guests Thursday afternoon, IN
honor of Miss Isabel Parish The
tables were prettlly decorated in an.
uumu aowers OF yellow The tea
table vas decked in pink blossoms
o
4 card party for the women OF
tho families OF members OF the De
trot Yacht club viii be- given In
the club house on Belle Isle. Thurs
day afternoon Sept 9 Mrs Charles
Lynch Vill have charge Of the
bridge section. and Mrs George
Schaefer OF the hvehuudrcd sec.
ton
Mrs Henry Bourne JOY viii i'm
troiucc to society az a largo rccep-
lion 90 Doe given IN the family home
'Flir Acres Crosse Pointo shores
Wednesday oct 10. her daughter,
Miss Helen Joy Mrs Joy and fam.
lly viii not return from their sum.
mer home IN Watch HIN X. J.. for
another fortnight
Mrs Waldo Avery has leased her
home In Crosse Pointe 20 T.. Ley.
den Ford for the winter Mr.
Avery VIII spend the ensuing year
in travel Mr. Ford is building
mansion in Crosse
Pointe on the Weird and Lake
Shoredrive adjoining similar
home being erected by his sister
Mrs Joseph Bernard Sohlotman.
4 number ~ friends and G. A. r
comrarrs visited Riley L. Jones,
Thursday. in his homo. No 5fS Hell
ou-ave 20 extend congratulations on
his seventyftth birthday Mr.
Jones last year was commander OF
the Michigan department OF the G
A. II He came to Detroit few
months ago from saginaw 20 make
his home with his daughter. Mrs.
Ella Jones I.Utlcncld Mr. JDaos
The Detroit times., 1915-09-03

served throughout the Civil war
with the First Maine cavalry
.
The following party of Dotroiters
motorcd TO the Doench farm. near
RomuIus, Sunday Mr. and Mrs
Henry Schubert Mr. and Mrs Ar.
thur Herschhack, Mr. and Mrs Al.
bert Schubert, Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Doench. Mr.. and Mrs BuJ kley Miss
Edith Docnch. Miss Mildred Doench.
Henry Schubert, Jr. Wayne Schu-
bert and Milton Clark
The marriage OF Mrs Eleanor Nc
Donald and Coe $ Reeves took
place "Wednesday sept T. i'm tho
home OF the bride. No $50 Robins
ave About 80 relatives and friends
witnessed the ceremony which was
performed 10y ihe Rev J.. T.. Crav.
IS. church OF the Soul.
Miss Eleanor Kennel and Frederick
c. Bowo. niece and nephew. respec-
uvely, OF tbc bride, We're The atten-
dants Mr. and Mrs Reeves VIII
be AT home after Sept -. at No.
500 Rohns-ave.
o
Miss Margaret Mary Allen
young Detroit actress. will give a
dramatic recital Friday evening. in
Chanee hall Miss Allen will leave
Saturday 70 join one of the Twin
Beds" companies for a Pacific coast
tonr Assisting Miss Allen ON the
program FRIDAY evening, viii be
Miss Florence Friedman. Mrs
Maurice Heating Jr Caspar Lingo.
mann Byron Crane. w. J. Radc-
macher. Howard Dalton. William
r O'RcEan. Hamilton O'Rae, Miss
Matte Dream. Miss Virginia Smith
Miss Ethel Stilwell ard the Allen
orchestra
The Detroit times., 1915-09-03
Efficiency.

one evening a little boy entered
grocery store and handed the
clerk d note which read II am a
poor woman and have no money
Ny children and are starving.
Won't Won give ms something TO
eato"
The kind.hcartcd clerk filled "A
large basket with food and gave 1t
10 the boy who quickly departed
I'm a few minutes ne again en-
tered the store
What's the trouble now said
the clerk
Mama sent me back 10 get the
trading stamps. The lad replied
Eyerybody's
The Detroit times., 1915-09-03

More than twice as wide as
Niagara Falls and fully 80 feet high
cd. the falls Of lgQazu. in South
america. f. one of me great wonders
of hat continent
The Detroit times., 1915-09-03

Dr David Starr Jordan has been
elected a member of the Royal Swe-
dish Academy of Science at stock
holm. in appreciation OF his work
in Zoology
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-02
WEST TO REMAIN IN
THE STATE CAPITAL
Attorney General to Take Up the
Practice of Law In Okla
hOma City.
Special to The World.

Special to The World
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Dec. 81.
Attorney General Charles West will
remain in oklahoma City after he
retires from office on January IL
and engage In the practice of law,
according to a statement made by
him today.
Mr.. West will form law partner
ship with j. T.. Hull and II. H. Hag-
an, who are two of his assistants in
the attorney generals office. The
firm name will be West, Hull g.
Hagan, with offices on the fourth
floor of the Terminal building.
Mr.. West has been attorney gen.
eral since the organization of the
state In 1907. having served two
terms. and was Democratic candi-
date for governor in the recent pri-
mary election. before assuming Of
flee he was a practicing attorney at
Enid. okla, and was employed by
the territorial attorney general in the
prosecution OF Standard oil and other
cases
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-02
A NEGRO DWELLING
BURNED LAST NIGHT
House Outside of City Limits Difficult
TO Reach With
Engines.

A two-story house belonging to w.
II. Woods, colored, was completely
destroyed by fire last night before
the fire companies could reach the
place. II was one OF the best build
ings in the Capitol Hill addition and
made the first large fire Tulsa has
had for several months The build
ing was outside the corporate limits
of the city and as the paving did not
extend to that neighborhood the fire
engines had considerable difficulty In
reaching thu place.
one OF the hose wagons from Sta
tion No. 2 mired up before It could
gain a position to lay the hose and,
according to the statement OF the fire.
men, there was no water close enough
to the house to be Used I'm extinguish-
ing the flames. Whether tntro was
any Insurance o.. the no. - or not
could not be learned.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-02

retary OF State Hodges from revoking
the rights to operate in Arkansas of
the Arkansas & Memphis Railway
Bridge & Terminal Co. and Of the
Union Bridge & Construction Co. Both
are engaged In the construction of
the new Hanrahan bridge across the
Mississippi at NJ nphis.
Secretary Hodges had been asked
to revoke the companies charters un-
der state law which prohibits non
Arkansas corporations transferring
suits against them from state to fed
eral courts. on penalty of being GUST
ed. 1t was alleged the two COM
panies had thus transferred dam
age suit. The final hearing will be
held January 8.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-02
DEPENDS UPON
UNPAID PLEDGES

BOSTON, Dec. 31.-Wellesley col
lege will obtain its restoration and
endowment fund of s2,000,000 "if
pledges and promises now outstanding
are duly received" according to an
announcement tonight by Bishop
Lawrence, president of the college
trustees The time limit for raising
by general subscription $3.50, 900 in
order to obtain a conditional pledge
OF $750,000 from the Rockefeller
foundation expired tonight
Bishop Lawrence said the fund
committee would report at a special
meeting OF the trustees to be held
tomorrow.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-02
WILSON WRITES TO
PRESIDENT POINCARE
Thanks Head of French Government
for Letter From
Academy.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 31.-President
Wilson has written a letter to Pres
ident Poincare OF France, warmly
thanking him for a letter from the
French acs iemy recently brought to
this country by Eugene Brieux. the
dramatist. Mr. Bricux came as a
special rcpres -nidi.:e ot The FrenCh
academy 20 at eil a iresting of to
American Academy OF Arts and Le:.
iers and the National Institute OF Arts
and Letters. lie ca led at the White
House with Ambasls1cr Jusserand
Mr.. Wilson addressed the French
president as "a coleS&Ie in letters"
ana spoke OF the warn feeling heii
ny himself and the Amtflcan peop.c
pie.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-02
WHITMAN TAKES
OATH AT MIDNIGHT
Resigns to Himself ns District Nttor-
ncy and Then Takes Up
business

ALBANY, \. Y. Dec. 3l-As the
first bell sounded the birth of the New
Year over the city tonight Charles s
Whitman. the newly elected governor
Of the state. stepped to his desk I'm the
executive chamber at the state capt
tol and began to transact business. He
previously had taken the oath ot of
flee and filed IL with the secretary Of
state.
First. as Charles :. Whitman. dis
trict attorney OF New York county. he
presented his resignation OF that Of
flee to himself. as Charles 3 Whit
man, governor. Immediately after aC-
ccpting the resignation he designated
Charles 4. Perkins OF New York his
successor in the district attorneys Of
flee.
The governor then redcsignatcd TO
service In the appellate division five
supreme court justices. whose terms
are about to expire
Francis NJ. Hugo. the new secretary
OK state, was at his office TO receive
and file the appointments
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-02

either great genius or great Grim
inal, u great poet or crank with
equal facility. depending on the sys-
tenn OF development employed. ac-
cording to Dr. Macmillan l.. t.
Groszman. director of the national
association for the study and educa-
tion OF exceptional children, speak
ing before the educational section.
when special endowments are ac-
Compauied with Il nervous tempera-
ment OF homeopathic tendency said
Or Groszman. anything is possible.
children Of the types outlined need
very careful treatment
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-02
NEW ELECTION TO
GET MINE OFFICERS

FORT SMITH, Ark. Dec. si.-A
new election will be necessary to Sc
lect president Of the Arkansas, Texas
and Oklahoma district of the United
Mine Workers of America. This an
nouncement was made here TODAY
when the count of the ballots cast in
the election early in December was
completed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-02
JOPLIN MAN PLEADS
GUILTY TO ROBBERY

BINGHAM, Utah. Dec. 31.-Bert
Heaton of Joplin, NO., who took S16,-
492 in sensational holdup of the
Bingham State bank Tuesday. con-
fessed to the crime this morning and
announced that he would plead guilty.
Reaton said he planned and carried
out the robbery without assistance.
but the eight others taken into Gus
tody on suspicion OF completely I'm the
holdup are still being held.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-02
TWO HELD FOR RACE
CLASH AT FAIRPLAY

WAIHALLA. $. c.. Dec. 3t.-Two
white men were arrested today and
warrants have been issued for five
others In connection with the recent
race clash at Fairplay E. c.. which
resulted I'm the death OF four negroes.
Calhoun Kay and William Mcclure.
the men arrested have been placed ir
jail here charged with murder. Nc
Clure IL a magistrate
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-02
Arrested In Oklahoma.

CHESTER, Ill. Dec. 31.-Allen
Russell. labor leader OF Wlllisyiiie.
Illinois. who was arrested in Henri
eta, Okla. on a charge of murder
In connection with the lynching of
Albert Piazza by mob Of coal
miners near Willisville. October IL,
was placed in Jail here today. Four
others are held here under a sim
liar charge.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-02
HUNDRED YEARS OF PEACE

NEW YORK, Dec. S1.-The
belief that the hundred years of
peace between the United States
and Great Britain are an augury
for the future of the peoples of
the world is expressed in a cable
gram sent today by Theodore
Roosevelt. as Nuuorary chairman
of tho Anne peace centenary
committee. ri Grey, presl-
dent of the british centenary
committee
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-02
MANSLAUGHTER IS
CHARGED TO HIM
Druggist Who Sold WhIskey That
Killed Thirteen Men IL
Convicted.

MIDDLEBURY. VT, Dec. 3i.-Dr.
Don A. Bisbee. a druggist in the no
license town OF Bristol, who sold
liquor. from the effect Of which thir-
teen men died. was found guilty to-
night OF Involuntary manslaughter.
Testimony showed the LIQUOR CON
tained wood alcohol
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-02
I TRADERS s
DOPE--
DOPE

ihere Is nothing To ADVERTISING
Tor II is mostly written to catch suck.
crs' IL Is easy to mark pair OF shoes
up to $500, cut them 10 s3.sa and col,
them for S3.4s, and stIll have n p,os,,
10" must be your own judge of values.
II YOU would take $50 gold pIccc IN
'he Des' banker In Tulsa and offer n
TO him for $500 he would he afraid
ana would reject the gold. We bouyb,
10 carloads Of flour while wheat mac
only 10 cents. Wheat went up to si.Oi
we sold this flour at 81. so while nth
crs who bought later had to get q. on
10 s"'oO. Many people got afraid n,
our Hour and paid more money for no
octter. When wheat was at s1Oi ,yo
bought is cars more of fIour ,,a
wheat now Is $3.50 VIII the neon,.
sun he afraid of our flour? We sol,
car OF flour each week and 4, ,s
guaranteed to be the best or mo,ev
back. We will sell one car at 81 80
aiter that we will be higher.
"Ne morse alfalfa and he feels
good aud always RARING to 90. Give
'l'e children plenty of potatoes and
'hey VIII be happy. With plcntv n,
potatoes no one WILL STARyE. ~.
are going TO sell TWO more c,rs os
'he BEST northern Burbank potatoes
AZ 10 cents the peck, limited to one
oasiel' So long IA WORK Is SCARCE
ana the WEATHER BAD. come and
get your potatoes at is cents pcc,.
we have the LARGEST trado 4,
i"'sa' not because they love us bu,
our prices are right. No matter w,,at
prces others make, come IN NJ ,n1
bny better for less.
we have IA good line of shoes Dir,
sooos and mems work clothing. Our
price must I've right or bring ,ho,,
back.
We need your trade--we need :,
now.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-02
Gonzales Troops Win.

VERA CRUZ. Dec. Si.-The forces
under Gen. Carrera Torres have been
defeated by troops under Gen, Pablo
Gonzales at Rodriguez. So miles west
Il Tampico. on the railway line 20 san
Lis Potosi. This is the official an
given out at General Car
ranza's headquarters tonight.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-02
Says But Little Improve
mcnt Has Been Shown
Since Stone Age.
PREVENT DETECTIVES
Advocates a Brain Institute
for Study of Most Inn
portant Part.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 3l-uow
science can improve the human race
10y eugcuics was tho principal sub
ieCt or discussion by the members OF
the American Association for the Ad.
Vancemout of Science az today'5 ses-
siOns Of the annual convention OF that
body
"lt Is q question whether the human
race as q whole has greatly improved
since the old stone age, 1875. 600 years
ago. The brain capacity OF the man
Of that period compares very favor
ably with that of the modern man."
declared In Henry J.. Osborne pres
ident OF tho American Museum Of
Natural History. who spoke at a ses-
sion OF the American Society uf Zoo
logists.
Present Detectives.
The elevation of tho moral sense
through knowledge" he added. lis
the greatest contribution made by tho
science OF biology. Genotics and eu-
genics must make their appeal to the
human conscience. The parents Of
today know more than those OF 100
years ago and therefore know moro
about right and wrong. We must
make our appeal 90 this higher moral
sense 90 prevent the bringing OF de-
fectives into the world
DR. O.. ii. Parker Of Harvard advO-
Gated the sterilization OF all defec-
tives which he declared. are steadily
increasing
DR. ChHs. +. Davenport OF New
York said tho progress Of the science
Of eugenics has been retarded by the
fear OF making family skeletons pub
lic.
Bruir Institute.
Professor Stuart Patton of Prince
tou declared I'VE ought to build a ma
tJOnal brain Institute for the study
of the most important part Of the
body--the brain"
The cXcc ptioral child may become
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-02
GETS TEMPORARY INJUNCTION
Secretary Of State Restrained From
Revokine Railways Rights

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Dec. al
Federal Judge Trieber today Issued a
temporary injunction restraining eec-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-02
Bryan to Winter Home.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 31.-Secretarv
Bryan left tonight for his winter place
in Asheville. n. c.. 10 remain until
Monday. -
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-02
Firing of Guns, Blowing Of
Whistles and Shouting
of Boys Heard.
PRAYER SERVICES, TOO.
Elks' Entertainment One of
the Most Brilliant AT
fairs of 1914 Year.

Ushcring In the new year was a
noisy celebration In Tulsa last night.
Whistles blew and cannon roarcd.
crowds Of noisy Chatterers paradcd
The streets ana automobiles sped. up
and down the outlying avenues with
horns blowing In every imaginable key
and cut-outs wide open. Everybody
celebrated in their own preferred
way The dancers with partners se-
lected two weeks ago danced the first
minute ~ the new year. while on
bended knee the nli-night watchers
kept vigil few blocks away. Tele-
phone wires got busy about midnight
as greetings were exchanged from
house to house and office TO office.
Elks' Entertainment.
Possibly most brilliant OF all the
entertainments Of the evening was at
the Elks' club So versatile was the
AFFAIR that the fayorite fancy Of every
individual in attendance was pleased.
Dancing and smoking, pool. billiards.
cards and congeuial conversation was
for all the guests and a cabaret show
with which everybody was delighted.
Several Of the theatres Of the city
staged a special New Year snow. be-
ginning at 1880 o'clock and contin-
uing until midnight. when all the
thestre people In town gathered at
the home OF Carl Gregg for a New
Years party
Special reservations were made In
most Of the hotels and cafes Of the
city early IN the week for New Year
hanquets and W. II. Robinson OF the
Hotel Tulsa complimented the Tulsa
News Writers association with an
elaborate New Years banquet
The celebrations wero not all full Of
sayety. Several prayer services were
held and religious gatherings also
were noticeable as they dispersed at
\ late hour OF the evening.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1915-05-22
PROGRAM FOR THE GEM
SUNDAY
Week of May 23d

SUNDAY
Francis x Bushman. the Worlds
greatest photoplayer in "'The Great
Silence" three rec thrilling story of
Alaska. Here Comes the Bride, 4"
Lubin Comedy with Ethel Clayton.
II, arst Selig News Pictorial No. 25.
Five Reels on this date.
MONDAY
"A Daughters Strange Inheritance"
Broadway Star Feature IN three cacts
with Norma Talamadge. "Fable of
the oalumptious Girl" by Geo. Ad.
TUESDAY
''The Girl on the Trestle," seventh
of the Hazards of Helen" The
Americana, a splendid two-reel Bio
graph drama. "Slippery Slim 3
Weddi Day" Essanay Comedy.
WEDNESDAY,
"My Official Wife," five-part Broad
way Star Feature. Better than the
best picture We have ever shown.
THURSDAY
The Vampire, Sixth Episode OF
The Exploits OF Elaine" 1.-The
Dance a. Aleck Fountaine's, Essanay
dram, featuring Ruth Stonehouse
THE Lady of ShaIott." Vitagra Oh
Comedy with Flora Finch.
FRIDAY
Benefit Performance for the Degree
OF Pocahontas. The Return of
Maurice DonnelIy," broadway Star
Feature in Three acts, featuring
Leah Baird. The Vengence of
"lnona, Indian Drama. Sophie 9
Fighting Spirit" Essanay Comedy.
Two popular songs, sung by Lester
McGinnis.
SATURDAY
His Trysting Places" two-reel
Keystone Ccmedy, featuring Charlie
Chaplin and Mable Normand The
Girl al Nolans." Vitagraph Drama
with Marguerite Gibson. "The Black
Art Lubin Comedy.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1915-05-22

When the baby takes too much food
the stomach turns: the result is in j.
gestion. sourness and vomiting. Ere
quently the bowels are involved ane
there are collie pains and diarrhoea
McGEES BABY ELIXIR is CRANE
corrective remedy for the stomach and
bowel disorders Of babies. 1t is purt
wholesome and p easant to take. Price
&c and 00c per bottle. Sold by H. A
Elliott.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1915-05-22
The Angelus
Breakfast from 6 to $40

Breakfast from 6 to $50
Luncheon from 1I.45 to I.3o
Dinner from 5.45 to 100 p. m.
Phone Idaho 90 J. 1424 Miner st
First class home meals
Best Dining Room in the city
Very Reasonable Terms
Cleanliness and Prompt Service q
Specially