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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-10
SPLENDID TALKS BEFORE
ROTARY CLUB THURSDAY
,. 9 Tucker, cHy superintendent 81
Schools ard o. r . Sessions "
esss'lls Were tbs spsAAsfs

tHiafWnF were Yesterday liia tialf
HiohnHmes ~ lonu d sullivan Kina
WIN wa assigned fuf ihs iast AZ call
inN fhe fVii linnD iiif hse nnra
fnfnr ~ tnf Naniss vnfs Edein
iienhFHf flata A - rhatfs Allan
M $40 fIl.s nenffe b q N.af
twri Ai'FH A. A eruuf ianteffDu
william Nurs kfoh. ~ "a ssta
nauar Ncaatif,f. % b Chaust CHAN.
lis pvHFisH " az lliuty l8eiirs
ahd = d insinf cas- I.svae
The luncheon NHs attended ~ f,sft
Qnr ~ use usmhtrs ana i've visitors
Hna war Featured be- fhr addresses ~
jnaelh G. rtirtrf and ~ r F Nss
aiupr as rprhrr speaAlne un sfhs
heiatieu ~ the iinsinsnr Nan - ihs
Schools anH fsf NssrlsNa mahinf y
fhs't 4na impfOmptH address ~ ap.
pfsflHflnn ~ fhe iiuiafp uuift % 81
tfher Waa tsastIpsntsr
Nfat Thursday fEe tuinfiaua uf}i
trli uisf iteB sshi ~ gkfissman ana
plun faf hlilna fhe eaniH. Which will
be ffiailef SO ihs iunfhsss. Ain is
prasfdad
Nlaitetf afifrfinr iht yhufsdas
hinshean Nsfr ~ II b rasslnns ii...
vide. D. a HesisfFsit Nsaf s4afns
iAaitna G. g. storm gfa0nff TosaA
% 81 Goldman. rau Antonio. Ias ii
Ainnr ahN a d nfieas s.ts
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-10
COMMITTEE TOPICK
tPwORTH SITE WILL
MEET INIT. WORTH
fihsT MEETING or locAr,oN
COMMITTEE VIII 81 nelo
LAST WEEK ~ oEcEAsEs
Mary Cities anc re~.s - ~. Sal.
- Sees'ng ths Annual Teea-,e.
Tents 81 she Enssorsh
lcssuers


ihf c0mnrief representing yf.
N'aif ip~ttt LeeFne aamtl ~.
august iu select sssoml.It sn.na5. ~,
M auru-, gaaamrmtrfs "a az. 4..,..
HF~oith l.easuF wil haid ineig rrsf
lA'tiine since appointed los i'ou warh
"nflpt Wv last wt,b In nsetmhtr al.
NNiiiHs % an announcement mad. ~.
ff4iaA ~ nf n b Sessions .iat. mr..
llsnl aui chairman 81 the eommitts.
iNe nihFf memhtrs art R.t w
lnhufon Ui NeaHmnHt Allan n fak.
dsis and " iisFrs u San Anisai.
and hafrua ef ran Worth
thr Thirteen tcrfs &c Nassh Reach
property aiiarcui fO fht cIy Uait. 81
Corpus Chfst thai SERVED ihs Teas
ltfs iHf Twelve stlrs Nas ueosaiIt aas
" J 3 Mechanics Ui yuAad glu
TEXAS tHf oa-h consideration "a
$4,000
ir Sessions wha Is slenalns ~,
efi NaAs Boz the lN slid yesterday
hat Boz has recsiVtd many offers 81
lnfaliuE ihf i.eFrurfs She Hstatlans
frachns suw Amarillo 90 Gait.s.
ion fhnash if is understood fhat Aus
'ia Galveston NaciIsHu aHH fau fa.
NNca ore makiur ihr alrUfr-i otfsrs
TOE committee has n0t mff sine, ~
inF appointed tni uuHf Ni fhs sHe4 Il
i'trd haNe heen inspected
s. b. kuowH that cutpNs ,nnsu b
favored 0s MANY ui fhe i.aRuefa ahd
. has hesn sukNrtfoe thai ID an otter
D. mado o. the League hf rtnrcstnis
ftNes 81 fhla fsft that fh. .ff.r tIiI
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-10
DR.. GAMBRELL LECTURES
HERE ON SUNDAY NIGHT
70 hsr Chairman Of Anti. ssieon
league o. Tssas, 20 Deliver lecture
o. Evils o. Liquor rrsffc,n

hr T. 30 Ghmhan ~ nauns. fUr.
merry chairman ~ ihc ANS Sai00u
League ~ TeNaH. Identified Nish she
prohibition movement leg Texas has
written Dr. Ingram " thr rrst nap
sisi Church that b IS ms pufpuss b.
visit Corpus CHRISTI Un SAnaay De
cembeg ig. Tor tho purpose of deilNrfihf
a series ~ lccmfcs on ihe subject ~
prohibition. aua THE rtsis ag the iIt
uuur Traffic
lic viii icciute ai hs firai ilapiist
Church ga thar eursilan ai ~ u.ci"ch
A. N suhFat neAs The pawHr ans
the official boaris ~ thc chufcits Hf
our CiN have al,rf SGD unite m
meeting 80 ihe MdNndlas Chunh at
Z 81 oolocs q m Ssnaal fNf ihe ppr
paso az hearing ui ,ambnii's leciare
The public generally arr ufFrpnl in-
yiied to offend. and hfar tnif frsai eA
pancni of the prohibition faasr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-10
BAD COLD? TAKE
"CASCARETS" FOR
BOWELS TONIGHT
THEY'RE FtNEi LVEN YOUR Nv
Err AND BOWELS AND CLEAR
YOUR AEAp
No Headache, Sour Stomach Bad Cold
or Constipation BY
Morning.

Get iG-cent box.
Colds whether in the head or any
part ~ the htdY are quickly oNereome
by urging the liver 10 action and KEEP
ing the bowels free Of itulson. fake
Ca-carets tonight and you WI wake
up with clear hela and your cold VIII
he gone. Casoareis work while you
sleep. they cleanse and REGULATE inc
stomach remove the sour. uneisssteh
food and foui gafes take me excess "'ie
from the liver and carry of the oont'i-
pated waste matter and poison ft7"
the bowels
Remember the quickest way 10 s'i
rid ~ colds IL one of two Nafoafr'H ~
night to cleanse the SYSTEM. Oct W.
cent box az any drug store. Don't io'-
get the children. They relish This Cam
dy Cnthartic and it IL often al shat -
needed u drive roli from their niue
systems Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-10
POULTRY SHOW TO be A
BIG EXPOSITION FEATURE
A. Msst,no Of ths poulify kssoei-iion
Feid last Night Plans Tor shi
hilton We're Discnassd

Tho Nusse. cauntt reaifn srd rsf
sfaaR Ariual SHOW oni,h Is a.. 81
h.ia ln councillor aIir ths g0if ra.sf
lt,f.....iI.., ,.,..,,i.,. a.. 81. f..t..,.
aftf..f..r ID Comm. gtf..r a,.,I..
ianuaft Ara isfr.lt attended ior.t.
I'm ~ tha as.asiatlan lasi oirlf ni.ns
sai naearinr az. a,,leuald auresaa ~
tbi. ms is,ft nsn.i.i s.bihN,sn e.fa
alaru.ssa Md rsfterr outlined
Two .saitlanas mo. s..s. ..toi,,,s
cd hsiae sffen.l 4. tte Naoeea ifnt.i
and fh. fnrf,4s t.htf4u uA.laag .na
i4rht canpaB. fha rops ~ 49, a.
ts,ts,.. .....,,.,. ,,.tt,.. .f ~. a., ..tl.f
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-10
MEIH0DlSTS OF SOUTH
BLUFF TO MEET TONIGHT
d. r y settioot vii BREACH g,sr,
Ssfnor Cor Church Recently
OraaNlFsa

1850 saath mnft Nelhaiisis havr 81.
oHroH Hae hhpilsi Nlaalnn phufrh
hHlianF an stapica street in which to
hHid fhef nfsi u1rrtng iomFhi az e su
90 announced in ite Caller ssNftai dsts
asa Their. VIII niao Sunaa, schuA at
iHr saiue plass sunday faprnlnE IS sN
and pgsachne ia The insuf Nst s
A iiasus
lt is believed There b. a Fnaaf amt iu
FfiaNYe n,rd of suvh wofA .n tigsf ilHf
tiur II doe city ana nii Interested age
invited in he ffrs.ni "a ihrap nerfluee.
fnf the pulsost nf rsainninr tho mntf.
mrnt The nrid ia isfnt naa q l4 nrt
fhuupht thr Wnif 1iH at aN interfere
eifb itaf ~ ths ilfat Meihnulsl
Uhurth
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-10
HOME TALENT WILL
APPEAR TONIGHT IN
HIGH SCHOOL PLAYS
ENTERTAINMENT AT rAe Aten
SCHOOL AUDITORIUM WAL
START PROMPTLY At stts
O'CLOCK.
Tee pis,isss "A Cas- - sutelsler'
end fit Model Nifs~ Mil ~
Presented


Much interest Mas itsn shown Ia INV
rftsftainmsat o. BE- xiscn toairns al
ihs iiiEh Sfhsa auaitHian aadrt ths
isfvtficn ~ Miss 0lsa,s Votntf tn
ihe ntnfiai ~ thr hieh StA,,,d f4traf,
fbs rF,rtam which riNes pfon,lss nf
WH=i Nnt,f ti.ir tnfprtatauicut viii ia-
gia al slt turlh of mn sehosd and
ntfIfrr rftniatn5 In irai Amateuf
ihsaiilesis hsse ihs pafts ia ih- fls,s
"A 'ase ~ ensllenslpft ana in anethsf
t'smvif iiir Melsl WIFI chat sre a.
hf sthEFH Nfsitst anglNs thrills ana
ftaNiuts fhs ripGfem ftnoVt
laranees l'Afasoi etn4 anA lsfIu
h.aalne WhNs Afraid iuNs a.,
wrn
NsaAlas srsaf utm hus. Minerva
sna Wiulam Gf~sHHsi saih Masntid
NraanF rhr s~frs ii-ri ,.ies,s
Williams
"A Case - susrersion"-~cemsas
nasi nf Characters
Yrnnr laaios ~ the Seminars
pnru,hs terils tawfvrcs
Aiiee lohnHlg naliviH
Nairea Cauis iiYm4ns
rollcrt Boys
liaraid if.adls ngcihsar
Ism Alwsn ruinsf
lart irsln keHorYt
Miaf unhsna ludNns Naus snov
lrf i,1erfirn iiuiNofttN iifaih
af ttf iarefis
kaih'trn. 90 Irish Msid
Anna 4. Mocsaphsii
tonss fhe iiirrs Man hs, nruWuinr
iuaiar ClHh prli Niss Caiiisf
Play Model WIFE, Comedy
i'Nai ei Characters
Arthur Nterit an Afusi ufsan
'ailfr
Robert pAsta h.s cham I'sm Ifes
msn
NrpresrntaiiVe John "a pniis a
tUnrh iAmenH ifts ntothaus
Nlsa Aen.s Macpherson r,rnoiti
AH0f lfroiH AhsaiN
Mfr tnltfF STA.
tft hHr Or
ii4r ttrff rnAn
DaH. 'NHHmt
' N rNsfr HHNtii4 ililf.
t NF Haa ~ ustaf
AZ NIlf ls.dFl sMWtNif
etN lfiff Tern
Nf rss wiAe, wtrhos earn,
fi aHfHa
Nan Naid rsal Alter
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-10
rAlloRlho 10 AIrrnArinAn

chfltu a. fem Dleauvre. noits ~ 81
ana up hiisrstlona ~ ladies ana
meas rlethinF ~ 81 IfAitaiNslN
AsrehaHi Taller tiz M~a4Dite street
ii'"Hf ~ f4ftf
Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-10
City News {: ::
in Brief

..,.isent Of the David Hirsh
4 r..,0.r. .urnti0n bias called
4 -. f.r f.I.t at 4. oH nciuch at
60 h.tIl.r. t.r thr purpose of
,.. .nI rluf business AN
a .r. ai..i poo attend
Tes-g -tu.t lnd Mss Lraua
rff callahan aud Miss
Wool
-
~, MI. -u Antonio and Anu-
fs,s i.t.r tH. shseucr from the
u IS sutherland who has
called ,a STA tntunio by thc SEE
8tre.s 0l M. mother
rt.an 81 prisoner, to she city ail
Ise,,da, va iHuorH in service 90 ls
IN taurIna atr. delivered during the
In q. tt Glover John. Auto Com
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-10

ape Hntripatug "a heaSy tourist travel
Co. Corpus CHRISTI duens lHnuar, ard
fchruary" Mr Hassaals tia she ceMs
o..
The svaline we'll IN the Rineen a.
liruu had icachel "a depth 30 41.o tuci
late Yesterday afternoon The opofl.
uuna are being watched win anaaasi
interest belng practically within she
ritl und there heinE many local pespie
Interested in ihc suvyvs- ~ ihf d.scit
opmenl ihr1ugh 100 purchases fram the
Corpus Reach Improvement compan,
which b. markstins The property te-
sether With shares m TIE ol develop
fuTTi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-10

Adelph Hofheinr announces Yester-
ias that the whip factory be- nov np-
crates iu Sew hrsunfels viii ec moved
to Corpus christi 90 once the entire
plant being shipped here within the
nDNf week nr more Mr. iviheinz has
purCuascd tract NJ several hundred
acres boz the vicinity n the rity ana Will
probably improve tho land fof cultiVa-
tou
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-10

Miss Ethel McCaurhau 81 i.vr An
soles BIZ expected this week 10 visit her
brother a. g. Mclaughlin ana family
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-10

ne elover Johns Auto Company
yesterday f,r1riel the deliver ~ "a
ed iNeuus .f goo q. d. Newman. "a
sa' foI. estate agent.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-10

vvrsss Ulsnses we're issued yes
IN M I'd street aud Niss lrouA
81 nIr callahan aud Miss
al Mood
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-16
Marriage Licenses

ud nsiehsssd seitner 81; wiihelmina
Martin stec., rs; sophia Machat %:
:. Arthur Il. Mann. %. Detroit; Ivy
Snnfer. ~. Toronto. Ont,
Ignacy Wadroski. %. Kaxnira Ger
Henry i. MilIis. 90; Nora e. pes-
Ter. 81.
Leon Anderson. 49, Alice Dumphy.
Antonl Iowa, 81: Rosa Sierra. II.
WILLIAM n. wilkins. p. New Castle.
Pa; Ida ii. Bornc-. &c. same.
Mike Tagarelli. IS. Laura Dubay.
Edw. {. sheter. Is. Cleveland; An
netto pripaerhoff. rs, same.
Cceii NrcelAnd, "a. lockwood, Mich. /.
Geneviavc swallow, -. same.
John Mus.al. 20; AMELIA Nusial. %.
Meyer Eisemau, go Rose Cohen. 10.
Cloyd b. Smith. 81. Jessie Wilson.
Glen c. Clemens. Is, ~. Louis. Mo-.
Ella v, Hoekstra, 20, same.
Charles r. dillingham;. 81. Windsor.
Ont; Martha r. Black. 80. same.
William J., Keen. 20; Bessie Had
drill. 80.
casper q. Muehl. 90; Margaret
Jones, IS.
Carl a. Waltz. 10; Marguerite Muel-
Ter. Is.
Peter Dolxanski. so; katie Tkachyk.
Gustav r. Thinner. 80; Louise p.
Rchbein. IS.
Frank w wigton. 20; Catherine
Notan. %.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-16
Work Of Women Police

Policewomen are occupying q
growing position OF usefulness in
the United States and in every i'm.
portant country Of Europe. with the
exception Of England. because II is
realized there are certain lines OF
work that a woman can do better
than a man. She can attend to
cases Of desertion or Of separation,
investigate newspaper advertise
ments Turing girls away from home
under false promises Of employ
ment, and she can score most heav-
lily In the tight against prostitution.
In becoming an adviser with wo-
men and girls who are in distress.
the policewoman Is able to do so
cially constructive work that no
man could accomplish. II Is one
thing to put q law-breaker under ar
rest 1t IL another. and q finer thing.
to use ones position - an oficer Of
the law to prevent people from COM
hitting offenses. This II the field
in which the policewoman has
worked with conspicuous success
Frances Frear In Leslie's.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-16
w ~
WOULDKEEP
REM0uNT
STATION
Mayor Calls Special
Session of Council to
Consider Matter
REMOVAL WOULD
BE SERIOUS LOSS
Authorities DisavOw
Criticism of
Depot

Mayor Jackson has called q spe-
cial meeting of the Windsor council
for Thursday evening to consider
the situation which has arisen con-
corning the Windsor remount sta
ton. AS told in the Times. Wednes-
day some criticism Of tho remount
depot has arisen, because Of the
number OF deaths Of horses at the
depot. The authorities in charge
have resented this criticism as COM
ing from the people of Windsor, and
1t has been declared that the TO
mount station will soon be removed
from the city.
The council. Thursday evening,
will likely disavow the criticism Of
the remount station and pass reso-
lutions asking the remount commits
sion at Montreal to reconsider It's de-
termination, IL it has. been decided
to remove the station.
The Windsor authorities went to
some little expense and co-operated
In every way they could when the
remount depot was established. and
there would be general regret now
were 1t to be removed. Over 10000
horses have been handled through
the Windsor station since its estab-
lishment. Inasmuch as the weak
ened and diseased horses are sep
arated at Windsor from the great
number Of horses that are contin-
ually pouring in, IL is but natural
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-16
MOrtuary.

~. 1918. At her rest
drrre sss parker-ave.. Mary.
widow Of the late Robert plckson
pna mother OF Julius md Edwin
Seek. Alex y ard william L.
Dickson ard Mrs. Emma Carson;
member 81 Vida hive. Lao T ~. NJ
MINERAL Saturday from residence at
n. m. Tnterment ~ German buth-
e-an cemetery California papers
please copy.
~ Ag.EDON--Iuiv ~, 1915, Mt resi-
dcnce. 81 Sixteenth-st.. John j.. be-
loved husband Of the late lose.
phire Maicdon. ard father OF Jacob
A. and Gertrude Maicdon. Turerai
Friday from residence ~ . o'clock
And ~. Annc's church at ai3o. ~
NJ. Olivet via auto. Kindly omit
nowsrs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-16
E. G. HENDERSON,
WEALTHY AND IS,
HOME GUARD

Two companies Of the new home
guard regiment held enthusiastic
drills In the Windsor armouries.
Wednesday evening. They were the
company organised among men Of
the Masonic order and the company
composed Of employers Of the salt
works.
In the ranks OF the latter COM
pany. last evening. serving uncom.
plainingly az q private. was 4. @.
Henderson. q man OF around IS
years. and one Of the most infuen.
tial and wealthy men Of the COM
munity. His example is generally
applauded Mr.. Henderson has two
sons Ct the front
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-16
VAUDEVILLE
RATEPAYERS TO
VOTE ON BELTLINE

The VAUDEVILLE council. Wednes-
day evening. voted for the submis-
sion to the ratepayers of bylaw
proposing the establishment of q
belt line street railway around the
southern section of the town. This
action Of the council was taken pur-
suant to a petition signed by 200
ratepayers. The matter Of q belt
line came up about the FIRST of the
year. when q municipal line was
proposed. and action looking to the
same end was then deferred by the
street car company. The petition
now. however. again puts the pro-
posal I'D to the company.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-16

that many horses should have died
In the city: but. SO far as learned.
the remount depot has been handled
very efficiently.
The remount depot pays out
around $1,000 weekly in wages and
the other expenses run the pay
ments in the same period up to
around $4,000. SO It Ia but natural
that Windsor Is DESTROYS. of retain
ing the remount depot.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-16
Expsrts Differ

Why will I retired cavalry omcqR
contradict two artillery onicerS -
higher rank than himself regarding
the state Of our coast defense! The
people will do nothing and congrees
will do nothing a. long ~ nobody
knows what 70 believe. We Are
told by one ofncer that our chit
port defenses are the best In tn
world. and then another declares
that any nrst-class dreadnsnght
could batter them to pieces without
being exposed to return IRE. One
ofYicer says that q 15inch navy gun
such a. the British navy has viii
far outrange any guns mounted for
the defense OF the port OF New York.
laughs at this, and says that no
big gun mounted on vessel can b
elevated sufficiently to give II IT.
theoretical maximum range. and
that q 12-inch gun mounted In . fort
can therefore outrange the l6-inch
naval gun every time. To cap the
climax the old 10-inch guns mount
ed along the Dardanelles seem to
be keeping the Queen Elizabeth.
with her new 15-inch rifles. at re-
spectful distance. Can we not do
a. well as the Turks?-New York
Commercial.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-16
Deaths.

uendrIcka Iwanitz. ga Hancock
ave east. one year, broncho pneu-
monia: stephen Iidich, 20 N.rpy-
ave east. | days, acute yns.ro rH
;er.tls Lakadya S,spi"n. Wy I'm
infar,u,n: Arthur carl Ehy. 1903
Tw.nfy.f1ur:S-S 80 years. pulnion-
AIRY tGtcf,".as.s; carlo B"nnnn.,,c,
IS Ia>sei.-s.. - months. nroncho-
Ltt ro1ii!nr. six days. injury 10
mead f,o.reps): Lola Betz. - Church
~, is years. pulmonary tubercuioss'
Jnscpe KeatirR. 20 Jay-st, ~ years.
H.ch"",,y' CROSS Poiuie. Mich. nine
n,o,,ha mara SINUS: Ed. Williams. St
Mars hospital. - years. urinary
scptlcanmia sam RoJenberger. HAT
per hcsriial ~ years acu'e Wnne,s
:, thrcr years. dlphtheria; Theodore
sctrae,lor. ida East Columnia,sty 80
wears. bronchitis. Bertha kochanrk,
Az Wcssor-hve. 70 year.. pnth,,,
TTvwie,nn,n,sirnth.s,' 81 days. non clog
,,rc ~ fornnfen ovaie; Rebccca NJ
Kcyscr. Coz Baker-st-H years MI
,Ssl Insg e. ;Imsa,na rrsnk Years ysnr.
mwocnrdItIs: charles Harrington. l6t
West wi,Iis.nve., 15 years. carcinoma
Of iarynx Louis Paeero. $50 NO.
pe,le.s,. nrc months. marasmus;
ave, 20 years, pulmonary tubercuIo-
cts; Irene SsIdzinski. 61s Farnsworth-
az. one year. inquest pending Jo-
r,pn,hs cholera infantum; Mary
Clark s.s Fifth-st: 81 years. frsse.;
ture OF hip: Caroline stewart; ass
Macomb-st,, one year. riensss Hssei
Fern Frank. 1870 West 0randioiv,n,;;
Uy,ch. rear OF ZOE Russeii-st. about
"a ysnrs' mitraI insufHc,ency; Sister
pevnad,ne Terrell. 81. Mary's hospi-
tai. about IS years. acute sppenm-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-16

According TO Herman Gerdes. d.
rector Of gardening In Dayton. o..
only one out Of 159 vacant lot gar.
dens was failure during last sum-
mer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-16
Classified
Rates.......,
Cent a
Word

t'ne
No transient advevtising tnserted
ioi less than l6c Nth cash: lsc T"
IN sea. per insertion.
.ne1iions except Births, Cards OF
AM spl ads. preceding Male Help
biTtns. Deaths. Cards Of. TnAnMs
anu McetinR Notices - Minimum
charge. soc for Is words or less. over
10 words one-and- zone. third canse TOT
each extra word.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-16

The track surface of motor
speedway At Minneapolis. Mimi, viii
be tinted Q light pea green. The
purpose u to relieve the strain on
the eyes Of drivers during long raceo-
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Births.
BOYS

John Banks, COO Porter; Louis c.
sn 81. XII Kirb Sp, west TSo@ns Hos
n ialI. Providence hospital. Elmer +.
- ale, Providence hospital: Mathis
oswald Providence hospital Wesley
csmpbSil, PROVIDENCE hospital; Ernest
J.. Holiday Providence hospital
stanley Krayska, 100 Graham: Max
prews. So. Roosevelt: Angelic Cara
Minnie; Walter J, siesinska, 1885 Du-
9 ohn nas, kio sshs s.a sey 6s.pS
dreas Nuner. Lakevlew,. st. Clair
Heights, Frnncis w Mcnamara. s77
Trumbull. Deo u. Forbes, 6ls Hub
bard: Calessro ca az r sts J Erner
co 0inbromone. AZ Peter; Frank Al
sii Kirby east, Bernard Parrott. 81
;enion home: Matthew johnson. Flor
ence Crittenton home: V Dynoyan.
soso West Jenersoni Anthony Maei-
dulinskl. 7:9 Mitchell. Luigi cerHnno,
Chase tis o" Sasi simon a ), Keiiar: John
w. Marmiou. 2.0s Lafayette blvd.
wss. Roy W Downend 20' coll,ng-
wood; Vincent swideri i:9s Junction :,
Grorse Bcwcfs. Ills scottcn; Harry
s,cntoun Mcqueen, IL Monterey; Prcs-
e" IL f ssEtn. Ss fnifor lan werner isnss
= Tod,. 90 Oakland, Raymond v.
Eohv,,.. q'si Aiec~ east Harry Cohen,
as %apokron. Xavier Warwonak. 1870
- 'aH,n-nl cs,linsss isst ~ Era nT,
nhnsinFki 1854 Campbell, John Ptoci.
le1 addison. Audrey Kuk. I13 Nc
lSlnatry. Bruce limp. SIS Beniteau'
howard IA. Crawford. Harper hospi-
tai.
rcicy Welsh. Providence hospital
Eowar; j. Nollar Providence hospi-
riiai. lie ROY lie Master. Providence
ioppltal twins. Hen Epstein, Provi-
dsrcc hospital. Harry II. stanford
Providence hospital; August kgehn'
Lot: Anthony Glowinkowsky. 1874 ST
Auoin. August Whrras. III -. Anbin.
MIC I+nls. 5GI Mcpousall, Cairo Be-
.ugna. as illinois: Albert Dssvor. 10.
yohi. sgatl,icwSki. lie7 Dubois: Arth-
"a. Ncwhousc. 1907 Wabash. Lyle q.
Parrot. esi seebalt. Joseph Wojcin-
az. s$s ,ianneld east Fiiadel i.o,s Me-
81 joarr ainn: John Gaifka. III Wcs-
son. sohu Habada, liz Keller: Miko-
Sal EcAnafz IS Cicotte: Edward Jun
~, 90 Fstksr, EuGe ,1Ssr KlG i,i" i;ranG
Wiger. Joscph samazcwski, ga lli!-
nois ludwig stoplln, nsrc. s h3sSi.
inl; Frank koeeys hairpS sra n@sspy,..
B.nr MackirwicH. Gal Palmer; a. As.
ie'nnn. ~ Soivay. John Dawson. ssa
Crane; clnrenes, cn,a,sn,Gales4 !" s Trs.n.
Jos.ui, Misliwiec. .ij rlumer; ben.-
Jones. al Heidelberg.
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WINDSOR NOTES

Little Marian Coyle, Of 143 Wind.
sor-ave., was hit and slightly injured
by an automobile, Wednesday, while
visiting in Pontiac, Mich. She was
chasing her hat and ran in front Of
the machine.