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The Detroit times., 1915-02-24
COMMUNICATIONS.


From the Mayor.
To the Honorable the Common Council;
Gentiemen-AI am forwarding here
with reclamation OF william Tfsrnsy ~
Constable OF the First Ward. received
R.sp's'feSI.aset AR 3. Mark.
To the Hon. Oscar B. MARX. Mayor Of
the City OF Detroit:
Dsae sr a. .aa't ns First
Ward OF the City OF Detroit. to take
effect Immediately.
Yours worry truly, . ,v.xyrx
con,tabl. w Yirst Ward q D.tlc..
ResiGnation accepted.
Adopted a. follows:
YeaS-Ald. Allan, Barnett. Blsil. Bur
ton, Cranshaw, Dill. Dfngeman 1lus.
,nS. E5.srNe .,,1 onpEs oss.r og K1ons
Roiio. Ruttsr Schemansky. gchults.
gtefanowski,. Thompson. Vernon, Wsrtell.
|wepsei. Wilson, Wing, zink. and the
Presidsnt--s6. LII
FIRST WARD.
BY R HSi .Ga4 Fs.. Joseph D. Young. 44s
s csn :s.i; 81 Ss I s:rssy DP e All
vacancy caused by the resignation Of
william Tierney.
Adopted az follows:
Yeas-Ald. Allan, Barnett. Bieu. Bur
sSe crap TI.sw:,a D IP,nssma9 ut ks
Hindie. jskei. Ksatins. Kochsr. KronE.
Lempke. Lodge. Nowc. Owen. Robinson.
Rollo, Rutter schemansky, schuitx.
stefan9wski; ThcmRson, Vernon, wsrtsli.
Wensel Wilson. Wing. link. and the
Nays-Nons. ~
The Detroit times., 1915-02-24
From Department o. Public worke.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
oentlsmen--rhis department has re-
ceivsd from the Detroit Terminal Rail-
on e. dn1 ns Ss e: the Sros.a
purchased for. site for garbage
this siding be constructed a soon a.
getting machinery and material for
the construction or tho plant dsliv-
cred on the site. The contract with
expire e' Mss ans sSss @ sa v .a
time necessary for the construction
sarSsss Il none too Ions: n fact. tho
~ . sy' Of to Ss SsS. Win M n sss
be somplstSa on time. and the e,ty's
a plumber OF CONTRACTS for machinery
Health ana city ES.p,ss SiHm ana sSou "a
be acted upon without delay q TIE
n sS. q t thIs dspafssnt g: tied IN
thority OF your HonoraSie Body to
enter Into sgrcsment with the Detroit
construction OF tho siding referred 10
the contracts above mentioned.
As'''' sSokkdiss ' e, .ssisssKs11.
.. RE- TSsi tn. p.p.r.aen. o.
the Dstrei. n Tsamin .G sisross c y,sn
Pany for tho construction of q sidinG
int ,n the property ,Purshssod by the
ton plant north tSr u P' r' sosd
and west OF connor's Crssk--Town-
Referred to Committee on Streets.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-24
Lug or Special
Off 20 ft


To tho Honorable the Common Council.
xSentismen--In reply to notice from
were submitted In accordance with the
iSnginecrs specifications for furnish
Plant: '-TS' -. sS'' 'y''.
Bidder. III prt.. Z,
The F. d. GUNNER q SON cs.Sis. so 90.
1.-THE The 7; ;l 2; GUNNER : SON CO. q tSs
The Department Of Public works
has entered into contract with the
lowest bidder and hereby ASKS 3hs Az
provai and continuation Of bams By
your Honorable Body. y
0EoKGE II. FENKrLl.
BY Aid. Gilman:
Resolved. That the contract entered
Works with the +. b. GUNNER u Sci,
co; Tor furnishing dryers for q Carr
slasoooe. be and the same 10 hereby
and City Hospitals.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-24

The southern Wood Preserving. Co..
Kettle River 20. and the yennison-
Wright CO. are the lowest bidders.
Tho Department OF Public Works has
entered into contract with tho lowest
bidder In each case and hereby asks
the approval and confirmation or same
by your Honorable Body.
GEORGE II. FENKELL.
Commissioners.
Nv Ala. Kxrea,ins: 8
Resolved, That the contract entered
into by the Department OF Public
Works with the Southern Wood Pre-
serving Co for 10000 square yards.
more or less. creosoted wood paving
blocks at the price mentioned In the
same Is hereby approved ana con-
Refsrred to Committee on Streets.
Resolved. That the contract Entered
into By the Department OF Public
Works with Kettle River Co. for s0.-
600 square yards. more or less, Greco
soted wood paving blocks at the price
mentioned In the foregoing communal
cation, be. and the same 10 hereby APP
proved and confirmed
Referred to COMMITTEES on streets.
Ai RHesoived. That the contract entered
into by the Department Of Public
Works with The Jennison- Wright Co.
for 5000 square yards. more or less,
lug creosotsd wood paving blocka, at
The price mentioned in the foregoing
comrnu MICA ton. be. and the same ~
hereby approved and confirmed.
Referred to COMMITTEES on Streets
The Detroit times., 1915-02-24

To tho Honorable the Common Council.
Conference.-The following describesl
property has recentiy been. acquired
purposss. and csncsiiatica Of taxes
thereon u earnestly reQuegted:
N9KTHERS HIGH SCHOOL SITE
IN In P Ss =, rr... "a usr>r~.
ms s' .Ss Of q sh. vest is n f.ss q
the south 2s1 feet Of the north $50
tceatinuea % Nest Pags).
The Detroit times., 1915-02-24
||6nAC0OnC|L


-, ' 3: ,,:sl,:ss az I. 3 sss a. ~
q X 70 (GIL Wcnxet wiison. Wins
e. ~ boina : querum present the
- {e5r1ai Of the preceding sessien
The Detroit times., 1915-02-24

- cjsrk notified the chair that Aid;
had 0lod notice that ne wepla
~ Is reconsider the vote by which
<norf 81 the COMMITTEES on huios,
6lne it, duties 20 recrealon
~1lSo(on work ~. q, G. p. lSs) Was
~ et the last session. .,a.
~ Burton than moved 20 rsconsiaer
Vofo ~ which the above spscinso
1knr WAS adopted.
ko motion prevailed As fonows:
g = 7Sor--,Aid. Barnett. Burton. Gran
&S1. Dill. DlnGsman. Freiwld, Gun
Jakel, KeAting. kronk. Nowe'
<<<nson. Rolio. Rutter. stefanowski.
1Ffell. wsnsel, WING, link. ana 'he
sSSs@zId. Allan. Blsil. ELLIS. Field.
x{k1rd. Hindle. Kocher. Lempke,
1<x Owen. Schsmansky. schuits.
kS11noon. Vernon. Wilson'S.
b 11d. burton then moved that report
&o 1nnonnttsly postponed. whicn mo-
- nPovafiod N follows:
" Xo66-Ald. Allan. Barnett, Bell, Bur
Cranshaw, Dill. Dingeman. Ellis.
~, Frsiwsld. Gilman. Gpthard.
[In1a. Jakel. Heating. kocher, kronk.
&mnke Lodg{, Eowc. Owen. Hobinson.
'4l13 Hutter Gchemapsky, 6chultr.
56(S1owski, Thompson. Vernon. Wartsl.
36111l. Wilson, Wing. link. ana the
The Detroit times., 1915-02-24

H. ID. Baker Il the lowest bidder.
The Department. OF Public Works has
entered into contract with the lowest
bidder IN each case and hereby asks
same by your Honorable Body,
Respectfully submittsd,
GEORGE H. FENKELI.
BY Aid. Rutter: -
Resolved. That the contract entered
into by tho Department. OF Public
Works with Jos. M ARold for the con-
with r. ID. Baker for the construction
OF Lateral sewer No. 2700, be. and tho
same are hereby approved and con-
Referred to Committee on Sewers.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-24
From Department Of PubIIc Works

To the Honorable the Common Council;
Gentlemen--In reply 10 q notice from
this office the FOLLOWING proposals were
The Detroit times., 1915-02-24

Rsstrick Lpmbsr Company ana De-
treis Lambsr Company are the lowest
.a;::j s.s s:s e r Win S sr b.:
Sc: :ss Eco: ss sss'sf s
| H';dRssSS'sssa''E Il ial gsssh.I.
Commissionsr.
~ . .sS x.-4s' s:ss n. e..sr.., entered
wsorLs with the D.saoit LuSssr t COM
s"y Sr ars -; gns r %si s,.. and q
somsaxnIossion. Be. and TIE came .
ksisrrss - Gommit,ss On Streets.
!, sssiysS 44S:s q. ssas..:. enters. 4.
pAny for furnishins HsmicSS e{Snk
ses S is::n sns .so XnhIss Pr. s;ss cnd
shown IN the forsgoinq oeqnunieoS loh.
BE- and the same is hereby sDpf6vsd
K.ssirsd TO % cenml.t.. on ssr.sss.
Frsm Department % publIs Wsrks
To the Honorable the Common coupeil:
this ofaes the foifowing prcpossis
were received for furniShing sSphsit
United Fuel 4 supply Co... lso
IS: gs s::s ~. psss sss5S SS a.. |: Z:
q: p:ssrsin.ns Of public works NJ:
S...s s9Ssr ssS Sss.s ys an sAS &. $40 sp
pteval and .eonnrpAtion Of sans "
a';Sl iss'ssllsS a. s!ss|4A.It:...,.
BY Aid !Is, x.astHps: 49,. $3.50.
into BY re DsRsFtns9t Of uSiio
Co., sSr sy sDS.as Sose ca ID mere q
BE-. end tks same e KsrsSy SpSrsvsd
Referred TO Committee ON strssts.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-24

RECORDERS COURT FUND.
st---Gregg Hdwe. Co.. lock-. so
STREET OPENING FUND.
er-Max c. Koch. City Treas.
citys portion ,:s..S;,x sef 90
Referred to Committee on Claims
and Accounts.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-24
From the Controller.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen-The following reports os
Saturday. Feb. 20. 1915, are respect
fully snbmitted;
The Detroit times., 1915-02-24

from department. % Public WoTSo
To the Honorable the Comnen counoii
0sntemsn--ln reply 20 . notice from
were resolved for the oonstrustion Of
No. afog-In alley between Home
street and ~. O. n. n, right Of way,
north OF Jefpornon avonua.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-24
From Department o. pubIlo Wer,ts

-'~ss oSHssssVSss W g0OtS W0GHO
To the Honorable the Common Council:
0entlsmsn--ln order to carry the
fund 90 the end Of the present fiscal
Year ] would recommend the transf~r
OF $4,000 from the surplus In the 1914
General Road Fund to the credit OF
Account No. l5s In the same fund
known as Auto - Commissioners.
Maintenance and Driver.
Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE II. FENKELAIA
Commissioner.
Resolved. That the Controller be,
and. IL hereby authorized and directed
TO make the proper entries on his
books to effect the transfer OF $4,000
from the surplus In the l914-aensral
Road Fund to the credit OF Account
No. i5s IN the same fund known a.
Driver.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas--Ald. Allan, Barnett. Bieii, Bur-
ton, Cranshaw.. Dill, Dingsman. ELLIS.
Field, Frsiwald. Gilman, OUTWARD,
Htndie, Jekel. Heating. Kocher, Kronk.
Lempke. Lodge. Nowc. Owen. Robinson.
Rollo. RutterI schemansky. Schultz.
tell. wenxei. Wilson. Wing, link and
the President-S5.
Nays-None.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-24
Fron the Controller.

Accepted and referred 10 the Con-
mittee on Ways and Means
From the Controller.
TO the Honorable the Common Council:
Ccntlemen--The following approved
accounts IRE respectfully submitted;
The Detroit times., 1915-02-24

To tho Honorable the Common Council:
0entiemsn.i would fscemmsnd snss
Account No. 9. sub-fund IN the seme
fund known "a General Rspsirs--cfty
Hall.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-24
From Department o. Puzzle werks-

WV SSHasksstSNs ~ oOssS sSysN@
To the Honorable the Common couuotl:
0sntismsn.ln order 70 carry on the
from Is. SSrs ns "a TIE
GENERAL Road Fgna ASIA 20 the credit
same fund known Ne Snow and Ice.
RssDss npl, I ss y. ,sxrrr
commtssioner.
Rssolved. That tho City Controller
be. and 10 hereby authorised and d.
rected 20 make the proper entries on
hte books 20 effect the transfer OF
et.oee;e0 6rQm the surplus In the asn-
eral Hoa4 FUND 1914 TO thu oredit Of
'a %sos sSnf I. nn sS;'a :: Snow and Ice.
Ysas--Ald. Allan. Barnett. Bis,l. Bur-
ton SSn,. craashsw Dill pinssma5 NIL.
HirSis jsSsi. K:atin.. Kochsr' Kronf.
Lempke. Lodge MOVE. Owen. Roblnson.
stsfsaewsSi fhos pson. vsssnor. s's Wa.
tell. ,wsnssl. Wilson wing. zink and
NAye--None.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-24
DgTRoIT rIMEs. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY a.. isls.
"''''s asSKd is' Il 'sIisssx.,...

BY Aid. Burton.
hIs books to erect the transfer Ct
sssYs sd iEs Fund as "a ~: credit Of Hs
sSsd known a. d.n:rsi Rspsirs-cisy
Hall.
Adopted ms follows.
lsas-Ald. Allan, barnett, Bisii, 1yE'
Eisid, Frsi~.id. Gilman. du,hard
Hindls. JekeL kssting. keche5 kronk
Rcilo. Ruttsr Bchsmsnsky. gehuits'
4tefanowski, Thompson. Vernon, Werteli,
WenssL Wilson. Wing, link. and tbs
Pfegfdent---5b. h
Nays--None.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-24
From Department Of Public Works

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Genuemen--ln reply 10 notice from
received for furnishing cinders.
Otis Cement Construction Co. SAC
Wayne Go. Moving 4 Storage Co.. soc
The Wayne CO. Moving q Storage Co.
The Department OF Public Works has
sntered into contract with the said
lowest bidder and hereby asks tho APP
prevail and confirmation OF tho same
by your Honorable Body
Respectfully submitted
GEORGE H. FENKELL,
Commit ssioner.
BY Aid. Heating:
Resolved. That the contract entered
into by the Department OF Public
Works with The Wayne County Nov
Ing a Storage Co. for furnishing 5000
cubic yards. more or less. cindsrs for
sidewalk foundations. At 60c per cubic
yard. be. and the same 10 hereby APP
proved and confirmed.
Referred TO Committee on Streets.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-24

from Oepartneht OF pupuc WoSRes
To the Honorable the Common Council:
0entlemen--1n reply TO notice from
this Office, the following proposals.
Blocks:
The Detroit times., 1915-02-24

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--1n reply TO a notice from
this office the following proposals wcro
received for furnishing limestone dust:
Per ton
Bulk. Sax.
Ohio s Marble Co; ........is.:s 49,
United Fuel . supply Co. 3.ls s.75
The Department OF Public Works
has entered into contract with tho
Ohio Marble Co. and the Solvay Pro-
cess Co.. and hereby asks the approval
and confirmation OF the same by your
Honorable Body.
Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE III. FENKELL,
Commissioner.
BY Aid. Heating:
Resolved. That the contract entered
into by the Department Of Public
Works with The Ohio Marble Company
for $500 tons, more or less. limestone
dust. and with the solvay Process
limestone dust, at the prices mentioned
In the foregoing communication, be,
and the same Is hereby approved and
Referred to Committee on Streets.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-09
Holidays of 1915.

OF the eight holidays in 1919, three
will fall on Monday, two on Sunday.
one ON Tuesday. one on Thursday and
one on Saturday.
\ perusal OF any one Of the uumcr-
Gus almanacs for this year discloses the
assignment of holidays. Washington ;
Birthday, which falls on Feb. -. comes
on Monday, as does Patriots day,
April 10. Memorial day, May 30, falls
on Sunday, and Independence day, July
{. also comes on Sunday.
Labor day. which always comes on
the first Monday in September, is fix
eel for the sixth of the month. Colum-
bus day. Oct. T.. comes on Tuesday
while THANKSGIVING day, the last
Thursday i'll November. comes on the
18th Of the month. Christmas in 1918
which always comes on the 18th of
December. will he on Saturday.
Lent viii begin on Feb. L.. eight
days earlier than last wear $ observ
anee. Palm sunday will come OF
March 2S, and Good Friday on April >
Easter will be April l. Easter OF last
year fell on April -. 1t Will have
been - years since Easter has com,
on April !. the last observance on tina
date occurring in 1888. The next OBJ
servance on April will come in 1920
Lowell CouIier-Citizeu.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-09
Owns 1900 Pitchers.

Mrs. Thomas c. Cheney OF Morris
vile received. among her most priced
presents last year. Il substantial addi-
ton to her collection of pitchers. The
gifts were from friends in many differ
ent sections Of the country, coming
from as far south as Texas, as far west
as Portland, Oregon, and as far north
as Sleeman, Ontario. They include
many rare specimens. some being IN
ian designs one being from Austria.
This is especially rare, as the pottery
where this particular design was made
has been burned, which makes it i'm
probable that more of the same kind
can ever be secured. This brings the
number Of Mrs. Cheney 5 remarkable
collection to 500 pitchers.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-09
The Store to Put Your Faith In

management of livestock, feeds and
feeding, farm crops, soil and soil man
agement, fruit, poultry, forestry, farm
management and farm machinery.
In connection with the school will
be held an extension school for farm
women, at which house sanitation, Sc
lection and preparation of foods, sew
ing and dress ma king will be discussed
and illustrated. This school for. women
will be held in a separate hail. proba-
bly, III the graded school house, al
though this will be announced more
definitely at the meeting Monday af-
ternoon, when the programs of thr
week will be given out Mrs 4 G.
| Dimock viii he in charge Of his
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-09
PERSONAL.

Harold Waite Of Weston was in
town Yesterday TO visit friends.
p.,,l s,,i+I, ,,.,,. chic ,,ornin,. ,a
L;' L,r,a -, Por1al,b - e,,onI C,,,,
dav.
AIR. Gsrrge y Rarber won't This
morning to Boston 10 visit "a week or
more.
,. ,... .-.-
Yesterday 10 attend the funeral Of his
cousin. Mvron =. Davis.
,r...... ,t.,,...i.... .,...,,,.., H.. .,...I
g., ''''l,,,',, ~ u.s. m1'
f,a, - I.,... ,.,',..,.i,, -
"'''' '''''' '''
Judge \. +. Srhwenk viii return
ha" ,.,o,. W, t,g;,,,,.,. s,,.,,.'I f.'r.
col. Gray Est"y returned last night
from 90 business trip to New York. j.
Harry Estey is expected tomorrow.
Mrs Ralnb Wor,lcn of West Sprina
fell Mas. is q uue.t Of her parents
Air orl Nrs Cb9rIo. Ca+t,rnacb
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-09
The Store to Put Your Faith In

school, assisted by one of the girls from
the university.
NJ. +. Downing will be in charge of
the agricultural section of the school
The two schools will run coincidentlv.
with the exception of the evening ses-
sions, which will be held Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday evenings On
Tuesday and Thursday evenings one of
the discussions will be illustrated with
lantern slides. On Wednesday evening
Dr.. I.add of the state board OF health
y i be present with moving picture
achine and show the hygienic films of
the board. The admission TO all the
sessions and lectures will be free and
as the benefits gained are invaluable
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-09

it is hoped that large number from
this and surrounding towns viii be
present.
These extension schools are of recent
Introduction. Fifteen were held in the
state last year, at which over 500 Nor-
mont farmers registered The interest
shown was so great and so manv rc-
quests were received for similar schools
that it was decided to continue them
on a larger scale.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-09
TOWNSHEND.
PLANS FOR EXTENSION SCHOOL
List of Subjects which Will Be Discuss
ed Here Beginning Monday.

The agricultural extension school
which will be held in Seminary hall
from Jan. Il to Is, inclusive, is one of
80 similar schools to be held this win
ter in various parts Of the state. At
these schools agricultural college men
will discuss dairying, breeding and
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-09

The proofreader seems to have been
taking nap when the proof of this
paragraph, printed in New York
paper, passed before him: WASH
INGTON. - Nonresident aliens may
recover damages under the Federal
Employers Liability law for killing of
those supporting them, according to q
decision by the Supreme Court.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-09

Say, Hiram, what do they mean IS
a St~a devar ms -
tfOh, Stradevar us is the Latin
name Ior a fiddle. Musical Courier
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-09

Wide skirts, they say, are going to
supersede the hobbies, but the girls
never can deceive us after this
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-09
BIRTHS.

daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. |. G. Boyiug,
ten.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-28
Contact System
Now Used by a Big Firm

The American Steel and Wire Com
pany has placed an order with the
George T. Ladd Company, Farmers
Bank Building. Pittsburgh. to install
and equip approximately 1870 feet of
their crude ore trestle track at the
Donora Zinc Works, Donora, Pa, with
the Simplex Surface Contact System.
The George T: Ladd Company are
sales representatives for the Simplex
construction Company, Union Trust
Building, this city.
The Simplex system Is being rapidly
recognized by mill and coal mining OPP
orators as the most practical and sue
cessful system of electric haulage, re-
quiring no third rail- overhead trolley
or storage battery. and insuring abso-
lutte safety to the employees. The trans
mission wires are placed underground
enclosed In conduit, and thoroughly in
sulated from the switch board of the
generating plant to the terminus of
the line, so they cannot shock or MAIN
the employees, short circuit, ground or
erect any other machine in the plant,
insuring to the user the highest, most
economic and safest electric transmits
sion known to-day. Current is sup
piled to the moving locomotive or car
from the conduited feeder cable by
means of a contact box made of a
heavy reinforced Insulating material,
lagbolted to the ties in the center of
the roadway. and spaced sufficiently
close to one another that a locomotive
passing along always has at least one
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-28
M,3OMen tSg!2 Sg2 lnreReS Is
Helping Husbands to Success

his wife, goes with his nerves on edge,
his soul surcharged with bitterness
and his temper at the boiling point.
He is in no condition TO deal calmly,
dispassionately and wisely with any
situation. On the contrary he is irri-
table, morose and surly. His point of
view is warped and he is in a state of
mind in which he alienates clients
and throws up the position he has
been working for years to attain.
Many mans prospects in life have
been blighted by a foolish quarrel
with his Wife, and If women had no
other reason in the world for trying
to make their husbands happy they
might find 1t in the selfish one that
only the happy man and the quiet and
contented one can give the full meas
ure of his mind and his energy to
his work.
A woman who loves her husband
we'll enough to die for him If neces-
sary often makes her very love a
burden that crushes him down into
defeat. She won't be separated from
him for few months, so he must
forego some great opportunity. She
cannot deny herself the pleasure of
his society, so he must talk to her of
a night when he should be studying,
or working. 1 heard an old physician
once advise a young one never to
marry, because every time he tried to
do the reading that was necessary to
keep up with his profession, his wife
would have Mysteries and declare that
he loved his nasty old books better
than he did her.
Other women blight their husbands
careers by their inability to under
stand that Pegasus cannot be used as
a plough horse. Many a great poem
has been lost to the world because a
poet has had to walk the floor at night
with a bowling infant. Many man
has wasted the energy in hanging
pictures, and matching samples, and
success.
Let women consider these things
and realize that oftener than they
know a wife writes her husbands
price tag, and determines whether he
fails or succeeds.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-28
ROSE COMB WHITE ORPINGTONS
COPYRIGHT, 1915.

The Orpington breed has come into
popular favor within the last few
years. 1t was originated by the late
William Cook, of England, who pro-
duced both single and rosecomb va
rieties.
The Rose Comb Whites were the
first rosecomb variety produced. They
bear considerable resem blance to the
Rose Comb White Dorkings, which
were used in their development. Mr..
Cook felt that a rosecomb variety
would be desirable in sections where
the winters are so severe that single
combs might be frozen. The single
comb varieties lead in popularity but
the variety illustrated has attained IA
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-28
GXNGsE q! NENTSlEaI
PAXTANG VAUDEVILLE


For the closing week at the Paxtang
Park Theater Manager Davis proposes
to give his park patrons a show that
they will remember as one of the best
tive-act vaudeville bills they have ever
seen for the, money. The show will
have as a headline attraction the
Milane Opera Company, with FIVE peo-
pie who sing selections from the stan
dard operas in a manner that has won
them a worldwide reputation. This is
an act that promises to be one of the
best classical singing offerings that has
ever played the park theater.
Two other features of the coming
weeks bill worthy of special mention
will be Dickie and Billie Warfield, two
clever girls in songs and patter. and
the Aerial Bartletts, one of vaudevile's
most sensational acrobatic stunts.
The big day of the coming week at
the park will be Wednesday Manager
Davis has chosen this day for park
bargain day. BY buying a strip ticket
for ten cents those who visit the park
on Wednesday are entitled to a ride
on the merry go-round, a trip through
the giggler. a ride on the roller coaster
and an ice cream cone Numerous
prizes will be offered for races and
contests of all descriptions. The pro-
gram of events is scheduled to start at
II o'clock in the morning and will con-
tinue until late in the evening.-Ad-
NertiSement.