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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-28

\ XANY Birmingham people spent MI part of their summer vacation in

K MANY Birmingham people spent a M part of their summer vacation in A Ashyille. N. C.. and will read with interest of the continued festivities at this popular resort:
 Grove Park inns summer colony has been increased during the past week by a number of the south's best tennis play CTS, who came Up for the all-southern tennis tournament, held at the Ashevile Country club which adjoins the inn. Handsome cups were given in this tourna- ment, and some fancy exhibitions of ten his were seen in the various matches. The tennis tournament and the one sport that the cool nights at Asheville keeps popu- iar-dancing-occu the attention of Asheville society and the members of the hotel and cottage colonies during the week. Beautiful prizes were awarded Monday for the costumes winning the ap- proval of the judges at the tissue paper ball' at Grove Park inn Saturday night, Mrs Norman Towne of New Orleans re- ceiving the prize for the most beautiful gown, and Miss Williamson of Asheville the prize for the most original gown.
 Miss Louise Wise, niece of Mrs Henry M. Flagler, gave the largest dinner party of the season the night of the ball. Miss Wise had a special section of the Grove Park inn dining room set apart for her party, which numbered 70, and had a spe- cal colored band. which furnished dance music between the numbers given by the regular Grove Park inn orchestra, allow ing continuous dancing.
 The principal ball of the week was the Japanese ball at the Manor, which was given last Wednesday night. All the guests at Grove Park inn were invited in a body, and a great many attended. It was the most successful dance of the week and was preceded by numerous gay dinner parties. Many of the costumes were imported from New York for the occasion and the Manor ballroom presented gay aspect.
 Mrs. S. Strnger of Tampa, Fla, and Mrs II. l.. English of Atlanta are recent additions to the Grove Park inn summer colony and have entertained extensively since their arrival.
 Edwin L. Daingerfield and Miss Dainger- field of Alexandria. Va, members of the famous Virginia family of that name, are recent arrivals at Grove Park inn.
 Mi and Mrs. John Bacon Lyon of Clear water Fla. have issued invitations to the debut of their daughter, Miss Margaret Lyon which will be celebrated next Fri day night at the Country club at a dance given in her honor.
 Mrs S. NJ 1nman, Miss Inman and Miss C. DuBose, leaders in Atlanta so- ciety have arrived at Grove Park inn to spend the balance of the summer.
 Mrs w. l.. Butt and her two charming
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-28
PLAN TO REORGANIZE
 M. RUMELY COMPANY

New York, August 27.--A plan to reor- ganize M. Rumely company, manufac- turers of agricultural implements, now under receivership, was announced today by committees of bankers representing creditors and security holders.
 It is proposed to form new company and provide funds for it's continuance by issuance of these new securities s3,500.- 900 10-year 6 per cent sinking fund deben- lures; $l2, GOO 6 per cent preferred cum ulative stock, participating after Jan uary l, 1919. and 3,7o0,0Oo common stock.
 The reorganizers plan to pay the claims of creditors, amounting to about s14,5o0,- 900, with securities of the new company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-28
MRS. TYLER'S LUNCHEON
 FOR VISITORS

Mrs. w. c. Tyler was an interesting hostess of yesterday when she enter taned at luncheon at her home to com pliment Miss Susie Will Gunter and Miss Marie Gunter of Columbus, Miss, the attractive guests of Mrs. John T. Dwyer.
 silver vase of bright colored yellow dahlias graced the center of the perfectly appointed table and hand painted cards of the same tint and design marked the fol- lowing places; Miss Susie Will Gunter, Miss Marie Gunter, Mrs. J. l.. Tyler. Mrs. John Dwyer Mrs. l.. O. Tyler, Mrs. j.. w. Fain, Mrs R. P. Tyler, Mrs. John Lunsford, Mrs. R. E. Tyler, Mrs. J. II. Winter, Mrs. M. K. Moreland and Mrs, w. G. Tyler.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-28
SOCIETY AND HOME TOPICS FOR WOMEN
RANDOM NOTES

MT and Mrs. J. H. Heslen are spending this week in Chattanooga.
  Miss Margaret Porter is the guest of Mrs Deveaux Porter in Norwood.
 
 Miss Helen Heslin and Miss May He's lin are spending the weekend with Mrs. Sidney s. Godbee.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Hammond have returned from two-weeks' visit to Geor- gia.
 Mrs. G. B. Steele left yesterday for Eu- Jaw after visit to Mrs. E. B. Nelson. MT and Mrs. J. H. Winter have re- turned from a visit to friends in Missis- sippi.
 Mrs. John w Tomlinson has returned from very pleasant stay of several weeks at Tate Spring. Mir. and Mrs E. E. Linthicum, Miss Helen Mae Linthicum and Miss Katherine Linthicum have returned from a trip to Rhea Springs, Tenn.
 z Miss Bland Tomlinson will leave in a few days for Philadelphia where she will be the guest of her sister, Mrs. Jack Car ter.
  Miss Mildred Cash who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank W. Smith on Chestnut Hill has returned to her home.
 Dr. and Mrs. M. F. Jackson and their son, Nell Jackson. Jr., are at home after visit to relatives in Opelika.
  Miss Mary Hollan has raf,irned to St Louis after being delightfully."- entertained as guest of Miss Barbara Gonzalez and other friends.
 Dr. and Mrs. U. D. Mooney of New Or leans are visiting relatives in this city - MT. and Mrs. J. E. Penny expect to take possession of their home in Glen Iris about September 1. MT. and Mrs. J. F. Marks have returned from visit to friends in Florence.
  Miss Julia Mae Penny is expected to come from Huntsville next week to be the guest of her aunt. Mrs. J. E. Penny.
  Miss May Lawson is visiting friends in Marion.
 Mrs. Marion Allen and her two daugh- ters were recent guests of Mrs. w. w. Hodge in Opelika. Mrs. T. D. Moore is spending shcr. time with relatives in Ashevlle.
  Miss Florence Mimms Is at home after a visit to Mrs. R. D. Porch in Sylacauga.
  MT. Miller Ingram is attending d house party at Talladega Springs. Mrs. Frances Allen of Gadsden is he guest of relatives in this city. MT. and Mrs. Lyman Berry are visiting MT. and Mrs. S. Y Caldwell in the ab- sence of MT. and Mrs w. s. Brown.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-28

the young folks enjoyed dancing. music being furnished by a string band and dur ing the intermissions punch and ice were served.
 Invitations were sent to the following Miss Lorraine Finder, Miss Lucile Keith, Miss Thelma Otey, Miss Bessie Lee, Miss Mary Leone Simpson, Miss Lila Cole, Miss Lorraine Hill, Miss Helen HesleIi Miss May Heslen, Miss Corrine Holt, Miss Louise Godbee, Mrs. Sidney Godbee, MT Jerry Evins, MT Edwin Cummings, Mir. Gordon Edwards Mir. Will Edwards, MT. William Bohne. Mr. Sam Latture, MT. Charles Harris, MT. Vance Otey, MT. Henry Noff, MT. Harry Cole, MT. Walter Harris, Mir Edgar Robinson and MI. Jack Hornady
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-28
JUVENILE PARTY AT
 FULENWIDER HOME

Many little people gathered at the home of Mrs. Julian Fulenwider Wednesday aft ernoon to celebrate little Joan Fulenwid- CTS eighth birthday, and Master Lamar Fuienwders sixth birthday. Interesting games were played and one that delighted the children most was when they fished in miniature lake for the prize. Virginia Daniel won the girls prize, a box of candy, and Robert Fulenwider, Jr., won the boys prize. Invitations were sent to the followng Virginia Daniel, Martha Lewis Scott Mary Lee Gates Martha Turner Jewel Corn, Velma Weeks Marie Stacy, Elizabeth Stacy, Mary Burger, Vir ginia Holiness Helen Lovelace, Louise Loyelace, Master J. T. Daniel. Milford Frawley, Paul Gates, Robert Fulenwider, Jrs Leslie Fulenwider, Fred Fulenwder and Russell Orr.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-28
s MARION M THARLANUS \
 HELPING HAND Ee1za,y;oys .Hzszssysx1
Watermelon Pickles

My mother hopes you will accept a jar of the pickles you liked when you ate them at her table. At your request in- close the recipe for preparing them:
 ''Watermelon Pickles: Cut green rind into strips of uniform size, leaving lit- tie of the pink on each. Allow four pounds of rind thus cut, one teaspoonful of ground cloves, one pint of vinegar, two teaspoonfuls of allspice, two tea spoonfuls of cinnamon, hal fteaspoonful of ground mace. Lay the rind in salt water over night; next morning put in the sugar, vinegar, and spices; boil to srup the first day, then heat to the boil ing point daily for the e-next three days. I should not venture to impose all these upon you if you had not asked for them.
 MARGARET B."
 esteem myself fortunate and that I am doing a kindness to Cornerites at large in having coaxed the foregoing formulas from the daughter of a summer neighbor renowned throughout the region for dainty and ingenious cookery. Hav- ing had the pleasure of partalxing of the delicacies here numerated, testify grate- fully to their merits. I have no fear of tiring any practical housewife in adding yet another formula for the preparation of cantaloupes and other varieties of nutmeg" melons to be served as an "ap- petizer." first course for luncheon or din- ner party.
 Cantaloupes a la Parisienne: The mel ons should be fully ripe, but not too soft, and ice cold. With perfectly clean po- tato gouge, such as is used in pairing potatoes a la Parisienne, extract the i'm side of the melon after seeding it. There should be from each melon handful of small balls like marbles, of uniform size. Return to the hollowed shells or pile in wide glasses set in deep saucers of cracked ice, and pour about the balls a few teaspoons of maraschino, blended with currant jelly. Serve at once, as the preliminary course of the meal
 It is an elegant and palatable form of the popular fruit.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-28
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-28
DANCE TONIGHT AT
 BLUFF PARK HOTEL

Although the regular season at the Bluff Park hotel is over another dance will be given this evening at this resort. These delightful affairs have been so popular with the young folks during the summer that they have persuaded Mrs. Mary Scales to act as chaperone again to- night.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-28
MISS GOODWIN TO WED
 MIR. FUCKER OF ATHENS

Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Goodwin announces the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter Evie Irene, to Mir. Rob- ert Fucker of Athens, the wedding to take place at the home of the brides mother in West End on August 29
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-28


 An enjoyable meeting of the Priscilla club took place yesterday morning at the home of Mrs. J. T. Witte in Woodawn. The hours were whiled away with fancy work and chatting and at noon a dainty luncheon was served in the dining room, where vase of summer flowers graced the center of the table. The members and following extra guests were present: Miss Reulah Ellard, Miss Bessie Merrill, Ms. J. Nj. Belsnyder, Mrs. J. c. Ware, Mrs. w. M. Eason and Mrs. Clarence Hooper Miss Mabel Wheeler of Atlanta is the guest of MT. and Mrs. E. S. Bliss
 Mrs. c. C. Wright, Miss Lillian Wright and MT. Robert Wright of Memphis a: visiting Mrs Berney Vest.
 Mir. Edward Tritt has been removed from the McAdory inf1rmary to his home Mrs. Jesse Tomlin of Orlando Fla, is the guest of Mrs. H. E. Moore.
 Miss Aileen Mcfarland and Miss Aileen Mize are attending Mrs. Edward Fuckers house party at Roebuck Springs.
 Mrs. D. F.. Sadler has returned from a two months stay with her father in Nashville
 Mrs. George Williams and her little son of Meridian Miss, arrived yesterday to be the guests of MT. and Mrs. J. B. Truss. MT. and Mrs. T. Y. Heron of Hunts vile, who have been visiting Mrs. Arthur Ddnlel Tn EaSt Ldke, ,SIl yeSlerudt tO spend some time with friends in Mo bile.
 Miss Rosa Bancroft has returned from house party at Blount Springs.
 MT and Mrs. George Leblanc enter tained the following friends at dinner Thursday at their home in Inglenook: Mrs. c. l.. Huey, Miss Rose Thompson, Mir and Mrs. R. $. Huey of Atlanta.
 Mrs John Rivers and Mrs. Edgar Keith are at home after a visit to Mrs. J. T. Hunt at Dolomite.
 Miss Carrie Leslie of Adamsville is the guest of Miss Mamie Harrington.
 Mrs, E. O. Edney and children have returned from a stay with Mrs. George Maxwell at Ocean Springs, Miss
 Miss Lena Dorricut left yesterday for Hargrove after being the guest of Miss Ruth Jones.
 MT. and Mrs. c. J. Hickey have gone to Munga, Ga., to make their future home
 " Miss Hattie McMurray of North Bir- mingham was hostess at a rock party Thursday evening at her home The house was attractively decorated for the affair and following the game musical selections were given by Miss Druscilla Dovel and MT. Kenneth Lam kin. Late in the evening an ice course was served to the following guests:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-28

Miss Druscilla Dovel. Miss Alma Diaz, Miss Lena McMurray, Miss Pearl Har- Tell, Miss Velma Brown, MT. Reeves, Mir. Kenneth Lamkin, Mir. Earle Jones, MT. Ray Thomas and MT and Mrs. Me Murray.
 Mrs. J. E. Avery and her daughter, Jamie Avery, will leave today for a visit to Newburne, s. C.
 Miss Vera Cook has returned to An niston after. a visit. to her sister. Mrs Charles Corn. ie
 Miss Vera Lynch left Pratt City yes terday for a visit to pr. and Mrs. J. l.. Burden in Asheville.
 Mrs, Lee Wilson of Columbus, Miss, is the guest of Mrs. W. M. Hayes.
 MT. Will Monjot has returned from q stay in Chattanooga.
 Mrs. John Ramey of Rome, Ga, is spending sometime with Dr. and Mrs w. B. Johnson.
 Mrs. A. z. Strange of Dolomite was the recent guest of her mother Mrs B. F. Roddy
 Miss Aline Lynch has returned from q camping party at Palos.
 Mrs. J. S. Hall is visiting relatives in Greensboro.
 Miss Minnie Lee Glider and Miss Louise Glider of Mt. Meigs, are guests of Mrs H. c. Russell in Ensley.
 Miss Montray Truck is at home after spending sometime in Asheville and oth- CT points of North Carolina.
 MT. and Mrs. W. C. Samuel have re- turned from their wedding trip and are at home with her father. MT. George W. Bragan, on Ensley Highlands
 Miss Lillian Wilson has returned tc Langley, s. C., after a visit to Mrs. w. Bremner
 Miss Lily Mae Guthrie of Carbon Hi, is the guest of relatives in Ensley.
 Miss Mary Rummage is spending sometime with friends in Thomasville
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-28
N. R. K. CLUB
 HAS DANCE

of Miss Louise Godbee in Norwood was . happy event of Thursday evening. Witl
 sunf1owers and ferns making the rooms or the lower floor of the house attractive
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-28
SOCIETY IN
 GREATER BIRMINGHAM

Miss Lula Ellard was hostess at a de- lightful spend-the-day party yesterday at her home in Avondale having invited Miss Grace Bentley of Furman Those in Miss Grace Bentley of Furman. Those ln- cluded in the courtesy were Miss Eunicc Brown, Miss Grace Bentley, Miss Vivian Bagley, Mrs. V. Taylor, Mrs W. r.. Barnes, Mrs. E. B. Sherrill, Mrs. Earle Ellard, Mrs, Herbert Ellard. Rev J. w.. 1nzer and MT. Carey Bentley.
 MT. and Mrs. J. R. Rush of Wetumpka are guests of relatives in Avonda,e.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-31
, observes seventy-afth anni-

church observes seventy-hfth anni- versary.
 19-Annual meeting of Epworth league of Methodist church. Death of Ernest P Rose. Seventy fifth anni- versary of Central Baptist Bible school.
 20-Norwich Housing compan ing of City union of Kings Daughters committee. Annual meeting of Con necticut Mayors association. Sudden death of James Sullivan by fall from window.
 22-Annual meeting of United States Finishing company. NJ zzey- R a y wedding Housing company elect of ficers.
 23- Sixty-ninth annual meeting Connecticut State Teachers associa- ton. Death of John Dowdell.
 25-Meeting of Knights of Columbus. Rally Sunday at Methodist church.
 26-Death of George \. Douglas. Arthur D. Lathrop elected president of Uncas bank.
 27-Annual meeting of Chelsea Boat club. Fifth company observes forty eighth anniversary. Annual meeting of Mayfiower society.
 2S-MeeJinc of Norwich grange. Meeting of board of selectmen.
 22--Meeting of Preston City grange. Postponed meeting of Christ church parish.
 3O-Death of George T. Lord. An nual meeting of Woman's associa ton of Park church. Sachem chapter, O. E. S.. observes twelfth anniversary.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-31
AUGUST.

2-Outing of St. Joseph's sodality. Death of Miss Selina A. R. Fitzpatrick. Third annual picnic of st. Paurs church. Funeral of Mrs. George w. Fgink. Annual outing of Ladies' auxiliary, 4. O. IT Sudden death by drowning of T Dwight Davis.
 3-Meeting of common council. Flu neral of Miss Selina 4. R. Fitzpatrick.
 t-Steel- Mclean wedding. Funeral of T. Dwight Davis.
 -Suddsn death of Lewis Stevens. Fire department purchase SessTave truck
 6-MortEage burned at Mt. Calvary church. Funerals of Mrs. Nicholas Sullivan and Lewis N. Stevens
 T-Captain and Mrs. E. Wilbur re- sign from Salvation army. Funeral of Lewis N. Stevens.
 9-Sudden death by drowning of Albert Lach. Death of pr. William s. c. Perkins. Meeting of New London County Improvement league. Meeting of Court Sachem. Annual clambake or Ponemah Wheel club. Death of Albert N. Brown.
 lo-Sachem Baseball association or ganize and elect officers. Death of Prentice Avery.
 11-Meeting of Y. NJ. c. A. directors. Funerals of Dr. W. S. C. Perkins, Cap tain Prentice Avery and Rev. Samuel E. Robinson.
 12-outing of Norwich EIks. Death of George H. Riddle. Funerals of Mrs. James Austin and Albert M. Brown. County Pomona field day.
 13-Meeting Of county commission
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-31

Park church Sunday school
 27-Death of Prank Allyn Robinson HaI-Anderson wedding. Christmas in the churches.
 2s--Baptist conference at Central Baptist church. Farewell reception for Mrs Henry M. Pollock Twentieth annual banquet of Fri Kappa fra ternity.
 2e-Annual Christmas trees of the Sunday schools Tenth annual banquet of Sigma Beta Phi sorority. Farewell banquet for E. C. Jewett Semi-annual election of First Baptist B. r. P. U.
 3o-Eleventh- annual banquet Of Phi Alpha Mu Sigma fraternity. Meeting of Connecticut Dairymen's association.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-31
NORWICH CHRONOLOGY FOR THE YEAR 1915 Record Civic Social and Political Appear
 

(The events of this chronology are given under the date upon which they were published in The BulIetin.)
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-31

silon Phi sorority. Eighteenth annual banquet of Epsilon Upilon fraternity. Ninth annual banquet Of Xens society. ls-Fourth annual ball of White Cross council, K of c. Meeting of park commissioners. Meeting of Home Chapter, Kings Daughters. Yantic Steam Fire Engine company elect officers.
 14-Adiourned annual meeting of Playground association. Meeting of Faith Trumbull Chapter, b A. R. Meeting of Art Students association.
 15-Meeting of Norwich grange. Meeting of Mems club of TaftvfIle Congregational church. EccIeston . Botham wedding. Death of Austin A. Chapman. Foote- Main wedding.
 16-Annual report of Norwich Dis trict Superintendent, Rev. G. G. Scriv- cner. Meeting of Lathrop Memorial Foreign Missionary society.
 17-Death of Mrs. J. Hunt Smith. Meeting of Court City of Norwich, F. of A.
 19-Death of Gardner Hall. Jr. Lane-Broolls wedding. Annual meet ing of Connecticut Bee-keepers' asso- citation.
 ,2O-Mr and Mrs. Albert Church eel e6rate fiftieth wedding anniversary. Meeting of Norwich Medical associa- tion. EIayes-Kirby wedding. Special meeting of Art Students association, Meeting of Mems club of St. Andrews church.
 21-Meeting of Board of Trade. Death of George F. Hughes. Annual i meeting of City Union, Kings Daugh- ters. Norwich Building and Loan as- sociation incorporated.
 22-Albert E. Woodworth commits suicide. Annual meeting of Central Baptist B. Y. P. U. Sudden death of Arthur E. Chandler. 23-Funeral of George F. Hughes Annual banquet of Norwich society in New York.
 24-Supreme Knight, J. H. Flaherty visits White Cross council, K. of c Annual meeting of Park Congrega- tional church.
 26-Death of Miss Gertrude L. Allen Opening of Merchants Week. Death | of Mrs. Delano N. Carpenter 27-Nicety sixth annual Observances of Grand Masters day, I. O. O. F. Open meeting of Boy Scouts. Death of Mrs | ChaunceY c. Geer. Sudden death of ] Charles F. Thayer. Funeral of Arthur F. Chandler.
 2S-Annual banquet of Yale Alumni ! association. Franklin council. R. and s. M.. install officers. Funeral of Mrs 1 Delano N. Carpenter | 29-Annual meeting of Norwich dis | triCt, Woman's Foreign Missionary so- ciety. Meeting of Norwich grange | Official visit to Sachem chapter, O. E | s. Meeting of B. Natural club. 1 30-George L. Yeomans celebrates ! eighty-se birthday. Funeral ot | Charles F. Thayer.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-31

CTS. Annual sunamer meeting of Con- necticut Bar association.
 14-Sixth annual field meeting of Connecticut Beekeeper's association.
 16-Second annual outing of United Commercial Travellers Opening of camp meeting at Willimantic. Annual play of Gales Ferry Country club.
 17-Opening of thirty-fourth annual National Roque tournament. Death of Mrs. Clarence D. Ussher.
 1s-Death of Waterman Rufus Burn ham. Miss May OHConnor injured by automobile.
 1s--Reu8ion of Eighteenth regiment, Connecticut volunteers. Mrs. C. J. Pierce's home and post office at Allyn's Point burglarized. Annual meeting ot National ROque association. 20-Annual outing of Tuckerbung as- sociation. Annual outing of Thames Past Noble Grands' Rebekah associa- | tion.
 21-FuneraI of Waterman R. Burn | ham. Stinson- -Houldcroft and Over bagh-Snyder weddings. l 23- Sixth annual clambake oi Greeneville Hooks" Annual outing oi | Norwich grange. Close of annual | Roque tournament. Annual meeting oi
 Natlonal Roque association. Annua ! meeting Of Avery Cemetery association | Deaths of Miss Ethel Worth and Mrs l Henry Dearing.
 24-Special city meeting. Funeral ot
 Miss Ethel Worth. Meeting of tuber. | culosis commission. | 25-John Eccles will in probars | court. Funeral of Mrs. Henry Dearing Fourth annual Ladies' day at Chelses ] lodge.
 26- Outing of Columbian com.
 mandery: Dollar day in Norwich | Death of Miss Anna Rockwell | 2I-WilcoX-R Rogers wedding. Deati | of Edwin L. Burgess. ! 2S-Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hagberj I'observe fiftieth wedding anniversary ! seventh annual reunion of Plainfiel, | academy.
 | 30-FuneraI of Edwin L. Burgess ! Rankin-Cole wedding. Frederic O Neal injured in auto accident
 3l--Death of Mrs. George Mcclellan | NIT. and Mrs. Frederick Merritt cele
 brate twenty-tfth wedding anniver Sary.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-31
FIRES DURING THE YEAR.

The list of the fires, with kind of call, how occupied, location, cause, oc- cupant and loss in the order mentioned -(T) representing telephone and (S) still alarm--is as follows:
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-31
APRIL

l--CT) Brooder. John Dickinson. 1s4 Elizabeth St.
 2-CT) Open yard. brush fire. Frank Cuss. rear q Starr St
 -(T) Dwelling, chimney fire. M. (Continued on Page Nfne)
Arizona republican., 1915-08-11
ATTENSHUh YOU CUBS
 LEVY CALLS MEETING

The Cubs Athletic Club will hold their weekly meeting tonight at eight o'clock This meeting is de- Slgnated as Dues Meeting and should be well attended. The cleo ion of Athletic Team Captains will he held at this meeting.
 At the last meeting Earl Reno was elected president, Holmes Mann was ~e-elected e-president, Lewis IT. vine was reelected secretary, Bus '3hoades was elected treasurer, Holmes Mann was also elected Ser eant-at-arms and Edward Edwards was elected Athletic Director
 The new officers will take over heir charges tomorrow night.
 Plans are now being made for the installation of some showers so mem bers can take a bath after a tough game of some kind on a warm after noon. This is only one of the many new devices that will be installed for the coming year.