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The Detroit times., 1915-10-19
GARLIC K

Exquisite music. brilliant cos
tunes and an abundance OF clean
comedy are the outstanding features
Of The Lilac Domino" a musical
production IN three acts by Charles
CULVER. done into English by Harry
aud Robert b. smith and presented
by Andreas Dippel, which opened a
weeks engagement in the Garrick
tbeater. Monday evening
This niece is unique In that IL
combines very meritorious light
opera with q hrst-class vaudeville
show. There are even moving pic
lures, saudwiehed between the sec
and ard third acts The plot. which
concerns the love affair OF young
count forced 20 find a rich bride
that Re may rsy the debts OF his
vas;rel friends and himself lends
sufficient continuity OF action TO
lake the production out OF the class
OF chorus shows. and the special
tics are mterlarded al appropriate
Intervals.
The orchestra, ably conducted by
Milan Roder, is OF large size and
unusual merit. and the music Is
more pretentious in character than
is usually the case in such prodc-
lions. There Is not a single mum
Der OF The "rattletrap" variety, and
- nunr~turfv- IN tho RfnufnE
scene CT the second act. rises 70 a
power and dignity usually found
only II opera
Helena Morrill,, who possesses a
voice both powerful and finely mod
ulated. and Humbird Dutfey are the
musical stars. Their duets brought
prolors ed applause. Another sweet
singer Is Miss Amparito Farrar.
Joseph Carey and Robert 0'Con-
nor are the funny men With George
Curzon and Bradford Kirkbride they
put on a human dog show directed
by Miss Farrar. which brought roars
" laughter. Another exceedingly
funny specially by ibis quartet was
a burlesque or the classic dance.
Miss l. Broderick. petite dan
suese With charming figure and Ii
TIan hair put on some dainty dane
ing numbers With Wills Maxwell
The rlerrot and Pierrette dance in
the third act brought much ap-
plsuse
Betveen the second AMI third acts
notion pictures of the carnival at
Nice wsre shown, after which the
curtain went up on a stage repre-
seniation OF the carnival itself This
scere was carried out with surpris-
ing fidelity. the large cast helping
TO create the illusion OF a carnival
crowd
The Detroit times., 1915-10-19
HIGHLAND PARK.

Mss 4 VI Yorks Of 80 lp7 TYLER
av. spent The weck end IN Alnu'at.
Mr and Mrs g r. bradley AMI
family ~ No. y Monterey p t'-- Z
the week end In their home IN I;oeN
Mrs. q ". smith. Of Trou, Lake.
Mich has returned so her Nomr efffr
an extended visit with relatives ln
Highland Park
visited friends In Highland Park over
-" Rntb Esasn. ~ No. IS Gambler
ave Is 80 ~ scarlet fever
Helen Trent. daughter ~ Mr. and
Mrs r +. Trent. - No 80 Gambler
ave. Is lll with diphther 49,,
Miss NJ .. Barton. - ~" 90 Grand
ave. spent the week end IN ips.-
r q. potter. head ~ the CONNER
ctaI department ~ the hiGh school
VIII read A paper on Itcguir~We' 80
for graduation ~ shortn3tH. 49, :
the commercial section OF the hirhi-
gan state Teachers association next
Mrs. r. n short ana Miss NJ. r
Newton. Of New YORK. were recr ~
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. George y.
Graver. Of No. 237 Buena Ntsts-aV~.
Mrs. J. Brown. Of No 22i High
land-ave. has returned 20 her home
after a visit in California.
Mrs T Mccarthy, Of Boutwell,,
has been recent guest ~ her
daughter. Mrs. william Christian Of
Mr. and Mrs. J. FIah~rty and son.
Charles OF No ga HiKhland-ave
spent the week end az Cass Lake
Mrs r. Maipass and son, Albert.
of No. 242 Cortland ave. have re-
The Detroit times., 1915-10-19
ANN ARBOR.

Mrs Perry Pennybacker. OF Aus.
tin. Tex. president of the National
Federation OF Womcn's clubs, viii
he the guest Of the Ann Arhor chap
day afternoon. aud VIII deliver an
address before the chapter In sarah
Caswell ANGEL hall OF o'clock
While I'm the city she VIII be enter
tanned by Mrs. T.. -. Kline, who Is
president OF the Ann Arhor chapter.
Following the address n reception
win be given Mrs. Pennybacker in
Harbour gymnasium. Mrs. Kline
Elsie Pratt. national vice. president
OF the Collegiate Alumnae and Mrs
+. y. Scott. national councillor Of
the same organization.
Mrs. Joseph l. Markley. president
81 the Ann Arbor Woman's club. and
Miss Grace Carlton, former president
are dele gates Ia the annual meeting
" the state Federation of Women's
clubs. which meets this week In
Lansing. Monday. going by way OF
Hiiisdale, where she is scheduled 10
make an address before the Woman's
cluG OF that city.
Mrs, Patterson. OF CQhoctah. Is
the guest OF her cousin. f.. r. Cook
and his family. for a few days.
Mrs. Addie Harter, OF Clarkshurg.
W Va, who has been the guest OF
The Misses Lots and Alice Now
land went To Perry. Saturday. for n
short visit with their sister
Miss sara O'Rrien has returned
from visit In Detroit. where she
was the guest OF her sister. Mrs. J.
Howard
Miss Mary Carey. 81 Wilmington.
o, Is the guest of her brother. Prof.
&. O.. Carey.
The first regular meeting Of the
year WAS held this afternoon In the
First church of Christ Mrs r
Croarkin gave report on the state
work Of women's elm ~. and Prof VI
A. Cross delivered an address on The
story OF American sculpture"
A hard times social Will he given
by Plttsheld Union grange at the
home oi Mr. and Mrs. George Luck
hardt. on Friday evening
Rev. Lloyd &. Douglas, pastor of
the First Congregational church. has
gone tn New Haven. Conn, 10 attend
the national council OF CongreEa
tional churches
All % the old officers bf the Wash
teraw Coupfy horticultural societ 3
have been reelected. n follows
Frt sidvpt, r., n ManWartrE vice
president. George +. English. OF
Chelsea. secretary. Miss WinOna
Sauuders. treasurer. Miss Betty
SiR *
The Detroit times., 1915-10-19
SUBURBAN NEWS

Gently visited Mrs. hesrn, OF Toledo.
the daughter 81 Mrs Malpnss 49,.
MIR and Mrs. T.. G. burrrli' OF Nm
Arbor. Mere week eud suestS OF al.
ana Mrs. l. NJ DcNoe, OF No. -VV
iarrv sullivan. OF Glendale-arc..
who was hadly injured IN an auto
mobile accident week Ago sunday
az Woodward aud Elmhurst- Az es.,
was taken 20 his nome saturday
from Grave hospital lie - rapidly
Cir and Mrs n. /. peNoe, of sher.
man. Mitch. Viii spend The winter
with their son. T. N. pcNVg. teacher
~ mathematics IN the high school
here.
the sunday school ot the highland
Park Presbyterian church VIII be
held I'm tht church. Tuesday evening,
uct ~. Luncheon VIII be served q
3o .. n
OF nara times this winter. and also
90 spend his money, he has been
dining from the garbage pals in
Highland Park. SuWtnski was ar
rested. sunday uight and charged
for vagrancy. he pleaded guilty and
Justice Marshall told him he was
lined So or 80 days IN Jail Rather
than lose his money. Sowrnskt VIII
The Every body Wins contest. Of.
closed Thursday night, The prize
winners were Harold TruaN. +. J.
Ryder. \ T.. crosby and Margaret
barber. The other contestants who
did uot receive prizes. hut who turn
Ell ia business for the paper. viii re-
cvlve 10 per cent commission.
John Saby. u No. III Cottage
GroNr-ANv.. was attacked Saturday
ulght by Mike and Isaac Abraham.
and Knocked unconscious SAby was
entertaining the Abraham brothers
at his home. \ aght followed In the
street 8nd Mrs. Saby called FOR nylp.
search Is being made Tor the \ Nora
hams
Al a meeting of the village council
u was decided 20 improve the hEnt-
ms system IN Highland Park. About
- more posts VIII be Installed on
IS podward ave, and many more on
the other streets The president and
Cle-k were authorized BY the council
90 enter Into contract as soon Rs
posi- ole with the Pen!nsulAr Electric
L SHIT Co
The Detroit times., 1915-10-19
WYANDOTTE

Bertha Mover who has been i'll in
the John r. Gilbert Memorial hospi-
tai has returned to her home on
Front-st.
Enslia. ight-year-old daughter OF
Nh and Mrs. Louis Amo, OF Marshall
ave. is very ILL
Mrs A. c Druillard. Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Druiliard and Mrs. Ferris.
were visitors in Adrian, sunday.
The ladies OF the Episcopal church
Will give a harvest home supper In
the parish house Oct 81.
About 500 attended the Lyceum
course lecture in the Methodist
church Monday evening Or. Evans
was the lecturer.
The Woman's auxiliary OF ST.
Step rens church Will give an Even
ing ia England in the parish house
Wednesday evening at o'clock.
Joseph Liddle. Cherry st. sustain
81 an injury to three OF his nnZfrs
Monday when his hand was caught
in wheel
Mrs. Laura O'BTien. Of Monroe. Is
visiting friends IN Wyaudotte-
The Detroit times., 1915-10-19

they give the usual minstrel per.
Torrance. Powell carries an orches-
ira OF his own. and has thrown In
some comely ycung women for or.
namental purposes. The act Is full
OF excellenl music ana rich humor.
BILLY" Clark is featured. He has a
way OF putting his jokes across that
reaches the most remote corner Of
the gallery.
Lew Briggs. Billy Doss. Bob Rob.
erts. Waldo Roberts and John
Graham. members OF the troupe, APP
pear together in a singing act. being
billed as the Harmony Kings" II
any OF the popular songs were for
gotten In the FIRST act, the quintet
leaps upon them and prevents their
escape in the harmony Offering.
Clark is Act III. OF the Powell or
ganization. He does a monologue
Clark Is known as The man from
onionville. Indian territory" He
can mangle the word territory" 10
q fine taste. His struggle with the
IL ~ bAN VI kOp0 1OAA-
edy. II this comedian didn't have TO
stretch his repertoire over two sep
arate and distinct acts. his mono
logue would be even more enthu-
siastically received. AS IL Is. he
doesn't get as much credit as he de-
serves
The Four Juvenile Kings are a
talented group OF youngsters who
sing. dance, and do some comedy
stunts. Two Of the kings" are lit
tie queens. and the smaller one. not
much bigger than the well-known
pint OF cider. Is a male imperson-
ator
Nettie Carroll and her troupe Of
tight giTe artists have an act that is
beautifully staged and full OF daring
feats. This Offering closes the
vaudeville bill. The usual weekly
film review OF events OF interest fol
lows,
The Detroit times., 1915-10-19
WORTHWHILE

Mildred. he four year old daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs Arthur simmons. died
Ia tho home Of her grandparents. Mr.
The little girl had been III but a
week. having been seized with an at
tack OF ptomaine poisoning the pre-.
visus sunday. while Ia the home ~
her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. John
death TO occur IN the simmons fam
lily in a short time. the others being
Pred Ir,. and Mrs Lucille simmons
Hill
Mrs 2 Tremper fell from a
porch az her home on Dunlap-st. sat
urdaV afternoon, and broke her ~ M
wrist at the toint owing 70 Mrs.
Tremper's advanced age long tim"
viii elapse before she VIII be aga'H
able 10 use the member.
\ supper VIII b. served in the PAR
Tors OF the FIRST Presbyterian churrf
"Wednesday evening followed hN
young ladies ~ the Westminster
z N. Hayes Is confined 70 his home
or account u illness
Mrs = 2 Henry WAS IN DetrolL
reception was given in the local
Methodist Episcopal church Monday
evening tn honor 81 me new pastor,
and their son Wilbur The churc.
was decorated for the occasion and
/. lght luncheon was served
The little son OF Mr. and Mrs, Roy
VanNalkeuUburg ~ seriously ~. ALSO
Helen Gilbert daughter OF Mr. ana
Mrs 3 T. Gilbert.
large crowd gathered ~ IN"
street ir front 81 the Park House ao-
tel early sunday afternoon o. Waf-a
NE tuildinE hurn. Prompt ar m
on the part OF the IRE department
prevented any damage except hy va
ter.
Agricultural college. spent the week
end with NJ ard Mrs CHARLES a.
CoIdren ald faml ~
Miss Marion Johnston - The rev
postml stress 70 supply during vaca0-
cie=
Supt ~ hools o NJ M"isusT.
charged With juftctiug cruel pan. SN-
fuent on e pupil Will appear before
Justice Emory s Noble. Tnur q $
morning. when the ease against efni
will b. conducted nv Assistant l.ro-
occurring t7tu-rrv rHs- = kat-+-,7t
Attorney g. o. Yrrkr~ wiii defend The
.uperinterGtut ard school board
Mfss Marie stars. who - teacuinE
in The highland PGrk public schools.
spart tho wee N-cnt win hsr parents,
AIR and Yrs. WIU stark.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-19
AMATEUR
YEGGMEN USE
CRUDE METHOD

Safe crackers MADE an unsuccess-
I'll attempt To open the strong box
in Arthur Bcr.ck's shoe repair shop.
al No. 29s IL M.chigan-ave., early
Tuesday morning, although they
succeeded in tearing the combina-
ton knob from the safe. II was the
work Of amateurs. Detectives Ba-
lone and Hayes believe. Several
ODD pairs a shoes. a few strips OF
leather and few dozen pairs OF
neels we're the only things reported
missing ~ Berick.
6a'ning entrance 20 the shop by
breaking the glass in a side window
'hs men tackled the safe with a
snoemaker's hammer and q stand
USED Tor repairing shoes. The safe.
sinal one. cont aimed but s1s and
befick's private papers. That the
, n.ea were endeayorins to initiate
The method used by safe cracker,
!. In recent jobs In Detroit IN unou..
toned. After the combinafioo tno,
had boon removed. the opening O,
: the safe evidently was not al cas-,
task as they had anticipated.
Rcrick discovered the attemn o.
burglary when he opened his sho,
az o'clock Tuesday morning.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-19
AID RSGskaA|

II fellows, I'm with you. When tue
other side OF the orchestra repeatec
the fanfare. over went is head ia
that direction with he same friend
ly interest and announcement
The company will offer Carmen.
Tuesday evening. with Maria GAY
In the title role. Riccardo Martin
as Don Jose, and George baklanoH
as the Toreador Mile PaYloNa
Alexandra voHnire and the Ballet
Russo viii give tho complete bal
let which Bi-et wrote for the o2era
aud which has never been given 10
America previously
Tamaki Miura, the japanese pri-
ma donna. will sing the lille role IN
Prccini's Madame Bu,'erf, " Wed
nesday afternoon. with Ricardo
Marir a. Pinkerton and Thomas
Chalmers as Sharpless The opera 10
be followed b. Mile Pavlowa aud
the Ballet Russo N TschSikovsky
"Snowaakes" ballet from the 'Nr'
Cracker" suite Wednesday even
,rg. the brief engagement Viii close
With the Love o. the Three
kings" and the baller of "Orpheus
and Eurydiee Luiss Nli'ani who
created the part Of Flora in the
wortsmezz. opera in o., worlds
premiere II La Scala Milan. VIII
sing the original role, the other
singers 70 include Baklanor. Jose
Nsrdones sad Zanco de Primo.
ELLA NAE HAWTHORNE.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-19

Hungarian village 10 the French
metropolis. There a combination
~ circumstances brings father and
son together In a violin duel, In
which son wins royal favor and the
father admits that the old wizardry
has deserted MIN Admitting de
tpat. he congrstulates his son.
smashes bis priceless violin and
gives the girl NJ intended TO wed
20 his son or course somebody has
d. capture "Sari. and the count
does that
"SaH" VIII be in the Detroit all
week. and promises 10 repeat the
success ~ a yesr ago, where II was
PLAYED by practically the same cast.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-19
nRPHEuM.

Nell Mckinley w!th his songs, his
dances and his stories, is back in
/ the Orphsum theater,- This week.
With a rev line OF eccentric COM
edy. Mckinley has been billed for
the last five seasons as the "raying
nut" and he lives up 10 the title.
II anything he is mere ludicroUs
than ever, giving a fantastic angle
20 everything that he SAYS or does.
he has some better songs than he
had on his last visit and his stuff
went we'll Monday afternoon.
Lewis. Belmont and Lewis are
close up in the running for headline
honors with q skit, After the Mat.
inee, that Is just medley OF songs,
parcdies and comedy that gets over
the footlights with good effect. Flor
ence Belmont. the lady OF the trio.
has a pleasing mezzo-soprano voice
and her numbers are delightful.
"Dugan's Money" is the title OF
comedy by Roland Oliver in which
Douglas GRAVES Florence Earl and
Edward Dolly are tie players. II Is
a one-act playiei with some familiar
and a number Of new features and
plot that affords opportunity for
hearty laughter.
Hands and Miller, two clever lads,
do "rathskellar" stunt with the
aid OF a well-trained piano. Their
antics are lively and agreeable and
their eccentric dancing is particular
fy good. ToietrI AID Bennett have
a beautiful setting for series OF
hye dance numbers that serve as
good opener for the bin, and the
Costa troupe supply thrills with sen
sation aerial feats- As usual, pic
lures precede and follow the vande--
vile. Friday night local amateur
dancers will meet il competition.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-19
TEMPLE

Music and song tip the balance
of popular favor on the Temple bill
this week 4 200-pound elephant
rotting about the stage also lends
considerable weight 70 an animal
at, but the fact that Emma Carus
has reduced from elephantine pro.
portions 70 a nymph-like figure
draws the usual gasp OF astonish-
Fment from the audience.
Miss Carus. like most come
dfennes, used 70 sing in the heavy
weight class BY some secret pro-
cess she has taken off, consider
able excess without losing her
health or her Jolly disposition. Her
regeneration is most complete. She
Frances about the stage like a Wei
lesleyan athlete. and never presses
her hands over her heart. Miss Ca
every stout woman In the audience
AZ a drawing card for an anti.fat
crrc Miss Carus ought to demand
salary that would bankrupt most
vaudeville managers Noel Stuart.
! tall, thin youth. ss Miss Carus
Q dancing partner. He Is painfully
Il slender, but he In clever dancer
s Irovato, the eccentric violinis,
60 VINO plays classical and popular Sc
he -cuons on violin that he holds
I'd pe,seen HIS knees. playing Il like a
- ceho' Ia another welcome visitor on
a. the bill. VI
n Fred Haydn. Eddie Borden and
a Tommy Haydn make an ins,antan
at eous hit with their haphazard AZ
% entitled Bits % Vaudeville, A,
., three are accomplished piano nlay
ers and good singers. Fred u.va
- contributes a few pieces" on ~
1. concertina, while Tommy Borden
clever. but he spoils the effect 4,
bis work by injecting some smal
:, time comedy stunts.
- Arthur Sullivan appears in cor
:, edy drama called Straight"
= tells about the struggle OF a reforr
ed crook 70 keep 10 the straight ar
- narrow path. Victory IL his VIII,
"A he refuses 10 take part in a well-a
- ranged bank robbery and pawns h
=. "gat' 10 buy milk for the baby TT
sketch has a punch" in II. Sui
van IL assisted by Mercedes Clai
and Lew Krause.
Gertrude Holmes and Robert 3
= chanan sing songs, old and ne,
:. Corradinis menagerie includes
pair OF zebras, performing Ell
: plant. horses and dogs The G
Gle trio open the bill with sons
ana dances. The ~ Daytons. at
: letes and acrobats, and the motto
pictures conclude the show.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-19
TRENTON

The village council met MnndaS
evening aHd transacted routine bust
ness at was decided not 10 pat tft
sewers IN thu lower end OF town. a.
was proposed, as Il would be against
2 ytIag- ordinance
The Roy scouts viii meet for th~i.
manual framing class In the ctuo
rooms Tuesday ana friday svenir x q
for a re9uI4r business meeting. W cd
nesday IHl JFOCp viii visit the " y2u.
dJEt. troop
The boys sunday school class. un-
der Kew cute nAr4. will De entertain
ed IA tue home 81 Mrs. Bishop. Elm
at THURSDAY evening.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-19
REV. M'DONALD
KEEPS PULPIT

HIGHLAND PARK. Mich. Oct
ls.-The Rev. J u, Macdonald. pas
tor OF the Highland Park Presbyte-
rian church. will continue to act as
pastcr. the congregation refusing 20
accept his resignation.
Rev. Macdonald resigned from
the church two weeks ago, but his
congregation refused 10 accept the
resignation.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-19
RIVER ROUGE

Charles Petrasky has been charged
with disordsrly conduct by mis- wife.
Mary he VIII De tried in Justice
Nicmanns court Tuesday morning.
The Giee club football team will
meet in the bowling alleys Friday
evening AT 40. 20 Organize. Those
wishing 10 Join please attend.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-19
BELLEVILLE

The first death from the dreaded
diphtnerta. which has again made
iJs appearance IN the vicinity, occur
red early this morning. when Cjaire.
the sIX-yeaT- son o. MIR. ana Mrs
William Waters. residing Two miles
from the village, sUcCumbed 10 tile
The Detroit times., 1915-10-19
DETROIT OPERA HOUSE

"Sari' is back. as tuneful as
ever. Little Mizzi Hajos continues
in the title role. and she still is .
whole show IL herself. Miss Haios
is one OF the 1T isn't what she says.
but the way she says Il" type OF
condolences. and she kept the first
nishters In the Detroit opera house
Monday evening chuckling without
pause at her artics and pouting
comments occaeIona ally abe exert.
ed hertelf lii mere than usual.
and invariably gale OF hearty
ieushter swept TIE theater.
Cisvsrness is the outstanding fea-
tMe o. Miss Haios' work. but the
sxhfui manner In which she han.
= dies her audiences and sumner,
= sives iise to the suspicion that she
= nnished actress. too. Tn. star
- confines her labors to sureaain
= good cheer. and doesn't monopoly.
~ the singing honora this year.
II Miss Evelyn Parnen. who W.
= Juliska In the gypsy clan, IA IN
70 song bird. She has a beaut,f,
q voice. and sings superbly. sharir
y musical honors with her II Chari
10 Marsh. who plays the role Of q
younger RACE, q brother OF Zari al
. son OF Pail RACE. the gypsy king
20 vigorous. heroic role splendid
% portrayed by J. z. Murray. y
d Murray, in addition TO handling
d rather strenuous part with gre
y success. also sang well and 4
ouehtly. Other leading members
T. the cast are Charles Meakins. W
D. portrayed CASTOR. and Frank Fl
" rington, who was Cadeaux, {
counts pestiierous guardian. Tn
10 are there to help keep the event.
v bright. and they do their work We
u Assisting these principals are q
p usual number OF pretty girls. al
some In "Sari'' are unusually pret'
3 They are well-gowned. and the 9
!: tire play r. well-staged. althou
o not spectacularly. It's music al
, the FUN of Miss Hajos are the II
2 lures upon which II seeks patrc
q age. and these features need no q
s,stance.
y "sarr' has a plot. the burden
? which falls upon the gypsy kin
D RACE. Nobody else Of the cast seen
= much Interested in H. RACE.
seems, has, in his younger day
9 been violin wizard. winning N
o placdits OF kings and potentat'
= throughout the world He has "a
who plays tho violin lutte accep
D. ably, but not as his father believe
O IL should be played. so they don
!. agree. RACE determines to take q
= his fourth VIII a gypsy girl whor
} the son loves.
D After son and father clash. an
, Inc count VISIT Racz. sr., 10 exten
lqn Aviation to play once more /
@111nG movoo from
The Detroit times., 1915-10-19
MILES.

Tom Powelrs minstrel troupe. one
OF the largest organizations OF its
Kind, forms the greater part Of this
weeks bill in the Miles tnes,er. To
be exact, the minstrel players. ap-
pearing together. separately. and IN
svoups. make ~ thrss acts. First.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-19
ECORSE

The village council will meet in
the village hall Tuesday evening
The slumnie OF the high school are
%. HAliowe en-.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-19
Tooti Tooti

Professor - Professor Highbrow
has wise kid. but he doesn't take
after his father.
Principal-what IL the matter
Now?
Observation-Disclosures cent his son
OUT after a tutor and he brough;
home IN auto horn.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-19
YPSILANTI

The postoffce contractors and the
government superintendent for the
new structure which - 10 be built az
the corner 81 Michlgan-aVe and
The Detroit times., 1915-10-19

Birds have an extra eyelid. which
can be drawn over the eyebali TO
protect II from tho strong sun.
while the proper eyelid remains
open. enabling them 10 see.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-19
FORD.

The infant son Of HawIey Bourks
L. i'll with membrsneous Group.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-07-23
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

The committees of the Farm CTS Institute wish to thank all who assisted themin carrying out the program so successfully, es- pecially the ladies who prepared and assisted in the dinner. We also wish to thank the farmers and farm women for the interest manifested by them.
 Doubtless you have noticed elsewhere in this paper the ad- vertisement of the M. & N. A. R. R., with reference to the through Pullman car to the California exposition, leaving July 26. We lack five people of having enough to make up this car, and if you are contemplating a trip, it will be well worth your while to ad- wise us to make reservation for you. Address, J. c. Murray, General Freight 6 Passenger Agent, Harrison. Ark. "A