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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-20

raised than ia what had been done for
the boys. The impression | got while
there Is that II Ia more o. penal Ia.
sitution Than reformstory
george, Jr, Republic,
Those In charge would do we'll TO
study the Institution known a. the
George. Jr,. Republic. a little country
place not far from Ithaca, n Y, whore
there Ia a big farm. Mr. George gath.
cred there homeless boys, ineorrigi.
bles, Juvenile delinquents. both boys
snd girls. and organised Q republic.
The boys are self.soverninG, elect
their own ofiicers, administer their
own discipline, have their own cur
roncy which passes only In that COM
munity, The boys earn according 70
their ability and industry. II they are
intelligent and industrious and make
great deal. they may board at the
Waldorf Astoria, and less and less
comfortable places and lodging houses
are provided according to their earn
ing capacity. there being shacks for
tramps and ne'er do-wells. for fellows
who won't work.
Just outside OF Cleveland there In
q farm OF 1000 acres known as Boy.
VILE Here the boys so to school hale
day and spend the other half In gar
dening. raising livestock and some
times games. They administer large
ly their own discipline. 'Boyville' is
a city institution. 1t Is money well
invested TO turn mischevious boys into
good citizens. II will cost loss than a
system OF repression, where criminals
are made Of the boys instead OF good
citizens.
Tremendous Opportunities Hero.
I'VE lave tremendous opportunities
in Detroit, but we have not quite
awakened 10 them. The ideas above
given could be worked out In the In
dustrial school In Lansing, for that
sort OF change has been coming on m
all our institutions.
in Cleveland, the system employed
Is supplemented by voluntary sys-
TEN, where young lawyers and others
interested In the work offer themselves
as official parents. The boys report
to thcm. and the parents give them
advice and counsel and assist them IN
finding employment. They try in every
way to keep in touch with them. There
Is splendid opportunity In Detroit
for this kind OF work and II should
appeal to ell christian men and wo-
men,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-20
DAILY DEATH LIST

Helen NJ Homer. years, 1875 Tween
ty- fifth, conclusion OF brain.
Velma krug, 10 months. III Fair
view. pneumonia.
Emile Hasse. years. 81 Berlin,
meningitis
Margaret Schweck 90 years. 440
Brush. pulmonary aPscess.
Jozefa Jaskuiski.*lO months. 144s
Campbell, bronchitis.
Warren J. Baumstark ! months. SO
Twenty third. intestinal toxaTmia
Eliza tombstone. so years. 81. Mary =
hospital, pneumonia.
Patrick Brazel. 81 years; sepsis
Ann Mahoney, 81 years. 81 Firth
myocarditis.
pneumonia.
Clarence Thompson, year. 4S3 Hast
ings: pneumonia.
Rapheal Cantaro, as years. Grace
hospital pneumonia.
Mary Roeder. IS years. 400 Gather
Charles Laud. 10 years. Little Sisters
OF Poor; gastritis.
Thomas Fetterly, 81 years. 45 Scott;
senility.
Anna weisenberg SO years. zoo w.
Fort; senility.
John Dorr. So years. ST. Marys hos
pital; sarcoma.
Annie Roman. 80 years. 366 Hague;
embolism.
Ludseur Painchaud. IS years. 90 Wal
nut; senility.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-20
WITNESS rs GONE:
PROSECUTION FAILS

Sam Lee, keeper OF Chinese opium
joint on Larned-st. east, raided sever
al weeks ago. when two young girls
were found, will probably go free as
the result OF the action of the board
OF control OF the Industrial school in
Adrian, In allowing Esther Roberts.
the chief witness against Lee 10 re-
turn to her home In Canada
The Roberts girl was found in Lee
place when II was raided, and in the
juvenile court she told shocking tale
TO the officers. She was sent &c
Adrian, partly for her own good and
partly to be kept as witness Late.
ly her mother went TO Adrain and in.
duced the board TO let the girl return
10 her home in Canada. After she
was gone County Agent Lawrence was
notified of the boards action
The case against Lee was worked up
by Lawrence and Truant Officer Jor-
dan and these men are sore at the
board for spelling what looked like a
good case
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-20
BREITMEYER WARNS
THEATER MANAGER

The old hook that used 10 be prop
erty in the Avenue theater for anna
teur nights may come into regular use
hereafter. Mayor Breitmeyer has nou'
fed Manager Drew that any complaint
from the police censor OF indecency In
the shows presented there will be pun
ished by prompt revocation OF the
theaters license.
In consequence, the management
has promised that any comedian who
uses inelegant language or suggestive
Jokes hereafter will be promptly re
moved from the stage even II II is IN
the middle OF his act.
This means the hook"
Police Commissioner Smith and
Manager Drew waited upon the mayor
Tuesday morning and the recent d'f
ferences between the police and the
management were discussed. Manager
Drew declared that II Is his usual
practice To 20 on ahead and review the
show In another city. ordering objec
tional parts struck out before they
get here. He has omitted TO do sc
with the current show, however.
The police commissioner admitted
that the show has been clean since
Sunday, and SO the mayor decided Ia
take no immediate action Frank
Chick. a bicyclist. has already been
ordered by the police not TO use his
two boys. IL years and years OF age.
respectively. in an act.
The police department should not
be forced TO order the shows cleaned
up" declared Commissioners Smith.
The management should attend TO
that. 1t will be settled policy that
we will not allow any indecent shows
here
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-20
FLORIST DAVIS GIVES
ODD EXPLANATION

George w. Davis. florist at No. S7a
Lincoln,ave., where ne resides with
his family, was one OF the principal
witnesses against Anthony Senck.
proprietor OF the Avenue hotel, No.
27l Jefferson-ave., In the latter's trial
on a charge Of selling liquor without
a license before Judge Phelan and q
jury, Tuesday morning, and his testi-
mony was rather interesting Mr..
Davis said he went there for the ex-
press purpose OF getting drink with
woman he met on the street. He
ordered beer and several bottles wero
brought. While they were drinking
Detective Black, of the central sta
ton. walked in on them and after a
brief stay took some OF the bottles
along as evidence against Senck.
In answer to questions by Charles
s. Hampton, counsel for the defense,
Davis denied that he visited the place
as 'capper" for Detective Black and
his partner. Wilson
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-20
NATIONAL BOARD OF
TRADE BEGINS SESSIONS

WARRINGTON, Jan, is,--Ths lhir.
ty.niuth annual meeting OF the NJ.
tlunal board OF trade convened hero
today, to continue for three days. One
hundred and nfty delegates, represent
Ina 10 boards OF TRADE and other com.
meroial organizations. are In attend.
anoe, American shipping and msr-
chant marine were tho principal sub.
jeeta discussed today. Speakers from
the New York produce exchange and
tho Philadelphia board Of trade pres.
ented recommendations and resolu'
tions on the subjects, Consular 70.
form. tho consular service. the diplo
matte service. federal grain !nspeo.
ton, interstate commerce. forestry,
natural resources OF the country, rail.
road agreements. international Rrbi.
tration. national currency, and other
important subjects will be considered
during the sessions.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-20
KERN DENOUNCES
SENTENCES OF
LABOR LEADERS
VICE PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE Ap-
pRgssEs MINERS CONVENTION
--sPlRlT OF HARMONY PER.
vApGs GATHERING.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Jan. ia
spirit Of harmony prevailed the TWEEN
tieth annual convention OF the United
Mine Workers Of America which was
called TO order at 10 o'clock this morn
Ing by President Tom L. Lewis. Four
teen hundred delegates wore present
Today's session being OF q prelimin
AIRY character. the time was consumed
In welcoming addresses and speeches
by prominent labor leaders.
John W. Kern. Democratic vice-pres'
idential candidate also addressed the
delegates. His reference To John
Mitchell was loudly applauded. Mr.
Kern referred TO the sentencing o!
Gompers. Mitchell and Morrison
which he said made the country stand
aghast Els sentiment that no man
should be imprisoned unless found
guilty by jury OF his peers was greet
ed with demonstration OF approval.
No business was transacted today.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-20
Lambert Valves Examination.

John w Lambert. charged with a
serious onense against li-year-old
Catherine Leslie. whom he called his
angel baby and represented as his
adopted daughter waived examination
In police court, Tuesday. and was
bound over To the recorders court un.
der $4,000 bail. which he did not fur.
nish. Lambert poses as very pious
man and tells eloquently OF his efforts
TO rear the little girl as a devout
Christian. The police. however. say
that lhe girl story does nnt-agEee
with Lamberts protcstations. She il
detained as a witness
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-20
DIED

BAlER-Jan. IS. 1909. Theresa Baier
nee Neuhof), widow OF the late
Frank BaieI. and sister Of Joseph
Heuhofr. Mrs. ). f. schultz and Mrs.
Patrick Hurley. aged % years Fu-
neral from John Brodel Sons chapel.
Wednesday at $50 a. m. and from
st. Mary's church at o'clock. Please
omit flowers.
BAauMsTAKk-Jsn. Is. at residence. 50
twenty third-st., Warren j. aged 4
months. beloved child OF Thomas and
Clara Baumstark. Funeral Wednes-
day, g. IN.
loved husband OF Mrs Charlotte
DIXON. at his residence. 80 Church
ST. Windsor, Ont. Notice OF funeral
later
DuGE-Jan. ls. Ernstena. age 81 years,
beloved mother of Minnie Polkow
Sophia Luth. John and Henry Duse
Funeral Thursday from daughter :
residence. Mrs. Sophia Luth. 1868
Chene-st, at 1899. and at Bethel
Lutheran church. cor. OF MI. Elliott
and Hendricks. at y. M. standard.
GROTH-Jan, Is, at his home 2Se ID
vision st, Heimuth. beloved husband
or Freda Groin. age SO years. No
tice OF funeral later.
Suddenly. Ina New York
city, Estelle Kennedy. beloved wife
u j Edward Howard sister OF Mrs.
NJ, b. Pierce. Farmington, Edgar y.
Kennedy, Fentou. Mrs. +. X. Minck
Ter. Mrs. r. *. Nichols, Detroit. Flu.
neral notice later
HUGHES-Jan is. Reginald. beloved
son Of Alfred and Eliza Hughes. aged
n wears months Services Mt the
house. s92 Humboldt ave. Wcdnes-
day 2. y. IN. Burial private. Please
omit flowers
HOI.LAND--Jan. II. Honora mother OF
George =. Holland. Funeral from
residence. 297 Sixth-st. wednesday,
mornine AZ $50. and To Holy Trinity
church at g.
MADGWICK-Jan. 16. at Oregon city.
ore. Marian =. Parker. wife OF \ r.
Madgwick. and daughter % Nj.
troit. and sister Of Mrs. E. W. Bos-
hart OF Fort Wayne Ind: Grace T. .
OF Detroit, and RalEemond D.. OF Ann
Arbor Notice OF funeral later
PAlNCliAUD-Jan IS. Ludgeur Pain
Walnut-st.. beloved father OF Mrs
Peter Schope, Mrs II. Gesch. Wallace
and Octave Painchaud. Notice OF
funeral later.
REuTER-Jan. II. 1909. at residence.
?22 Champiain St, Mary Ellen, be
loved wife OF Peter Reuter-. and
daughter of Michael and Margaret
O'Shea. and sister OF John and Will
lam O'sAea: and the late Patrick
Wednesday al $50 a. M. and to Our
Lady Of Help church at oClock
standard Member OF Branch 770. l..
{. n A
RoMAlN--Jan II. 1909 at residence.
of Michael Roman. age "a Funera
Wednesday morning 40. Blessed
Sacrament church. p.
TRAHEY- Edward beloved son Of
Mary and tue late Daniel TraheS
Funeral from residence. $40 Frrdi-
nand ave, on Wednesday AZ $40 y
IN. and from Holy Redeener church
at Kindly omit flowers
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-20
BETWEEN
CARS; ESCAPES

Peter ID. Sullivan. a sHitchman en-
ployed by the Grand Trunk, had a
narrow escape from death AT o'clock
Tuesday morning, when he fell be-
tween two cars in the yard between
Hastings and St Antoine-sts. The
accident was caused by the breaking
OF q brake wheel Sullivan, realizing
his danger, threw himself as far out
as possible, and luckily fell outside
the rails. He was painfully injured
and an ambulance was called, but he
refused TO go TO Il hospital. He made
the ambulance stop before reaching
his home at No. 80 Russell st. for
fear of frightening his wife. he limp
ed into the house. and told his wife
he was little hurt. Or. T.. c. OGDEN.
hoff OF No. ia Riyardst.. found him
suffering from a broken arm and IA
severe scalp wound
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-20
PROPOSES NEW PLAN
OF TAXING VESSELS

A bill 10 substitute specific for al
valorem taxation upon vessels, which
was prepared by City Assessor John
G. Nagel, has been introduced by Rep
Stevenson in Lansing II provides
that ships plying in international wa
ters shall hereafter be taxed at the
rate OF 10 cents per net ton for pas
senger vessels. and three cents per
ton for freight vessels.
Our present system is driving away
all the vessels that should belong
here says Nagel
The NagelStevenson bill provides
that the tax shall be paid 10 the state
treasurer. apportioned TO the counies
and By the county treasurers to the
municipalities. a portion Of the tax
going TO the county.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-20
Exit. Thompson's Picture

Mayor Thompsons picture. which
formed the principal ornament OF the
lobby OF the assessors office. has been
taken away Long after election, the
Democratic minority in the assessors
Office still kept this picture defiantly
TO the fore. This week il was decid
ed that il was time TO forget the
strifes OF the past and the likeness OF
the passing leader was gently remov
ed from its frame by one of the assist
ants and carried away.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-20
Warrant for Ricketts,

Justice Jeffries. Tuesday. gave an
order for warrant charging George
B. Ricketts, the dapper young man
who is alleged 10 have swindled local
florists by means of worthless checks.
tenacred in payment Of flowers sent TO
society women whose names he took
from the society columns OF the news.
papers. The warrant will be prepar.
I'D during the afternoon and will
charge Ricketts, with uttering and pub.
fishing II is based on the $40 check
young Ricketts, gave VI G.. Patterson.
florist at No 215 Woodward.aye. lie
purchased So worth OF flowers aud re.
ceived 81 in Change.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-20

Richard "a, Aillsr, 20. Esnira d.
Tospsl ~,
ksnnsih. !. henderson, ga beatrice
Auellsr, ~ w
Adslph f.iberda. 3sj Rose wslk. 20,
ssymow Aaehometa. as FTaneiska
fistryhowska, "a
Joseph A .Asnk. Gsi Many i. De-
Rowing, al.
Homer N Smell. 50. Jennie Lowell.
81
Louise Borne, rs, Detroit. Georgia
John EdwsSa 'p 2seA. " ssa wilhslmins
Posansky, 10.
James X. Taylor. 81. Montreal Viola
4 Lstte, "a. Detroit.
John Wsnslasn. al; Rosie RseznteA.
Michael A. Ryan. 80. Columbus, O.
Eva J, Trombly. 20. Crosse Pointe.
Mich.
Anthony T, Hsass. az Gertrude
Chapp. FL
Patrick Muleare. 81; Ida Webster. 20.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-20
WOMAN ASKS WARRANT
FOR DETECTIVE REPP

Mrs. Rosa GrabowsN, OF No. 3l9
AleNandrine- ave. east, applied to JUS
tice Jefrries. Tuesday. for warrant
agains, Precinct Detective Frank
Repp. OF Chene station, alleging that
he exceeded his authority when he
called at her home recently TO ques-
ton her young brother. Frank Grabow-
ski, In connection with the theft %
some small articles from shoe shop
in the neighborhood. She told the
justice that Repp had entered the
house unannounced. not even stopping
to knock, and that. when she resented
his conduct he swore at her
Justice Jeffries decided that the mat
ter was outside his province and de-
clined TO issue a warrant. Mrs. Grab
owski then visited police headquarters
to report the incident to Commissioner
Smith but he WAS not in. She saw
Supt. Downey, however, and was tod
to come back in the afternoon. which
she promised to do.
Let her go ahead and report II to
the commissioner" says Repp. II have
nothing 10 fear. | merely went there
to question her brother. | was talk
ing with him when Mrs. Grabowski
began arguing with me and / took the
boy up the street where | could talk
with him without being interrupted. 4"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-20
FUNDS PROVIDED TO
REPAIR FIRE TUG

From the funds soon to be turned
over by the House OF Correction 81.
$40 is TO b. taken TO pay for repairs
TO the fire tug James Battle This
will almost exhaust the fund. before IL
is transferred to the city treasury.
The transfer was sanctioned by tho
council ways and means committee
Tuesday morning This committee
also authorized the assessors to hire
extra help 10 prepare the Beaubien-st.
assessment roll, and allowed the police
commissioner To make some transfers
of funds.
No definite action was taken on the
question Of personal surety bonds
from banks holding city money
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-20
LARGE NUMBER OF
ITALIANS ARE COMING

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19-In a brief
filed with the house committee on
ways and means the importers OF New
York claim that. 100000 Italian labor
ers, most OF them from Sicily and
Calabria, will leave their native land
within the coming four months, princi-
pally for the United States as a re-
suit OF the earthquake. The lemon
raising area OF Italy will lose the work
ers, they say. and unless the duty on
lemons Is materially reduced the i'm.
portation OF the lemon has reached It's
end
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-20
HOPKINS MAY
Be DEFEATED

SPRINGFIELD, H.. Jan. l9.-The
house and senate In separate sessions
today ballottsd for United States sen.
ator. The result was deadlock.
United States Senator Albert j.
Hopkins got a bare constitutional ma
1ortty Of 26 votes In the senate. In
the house he got but 81 votes. while
a majority there Is II votes
The combined Hopkins vote is but
81. For the election of United States
senator In joint session l0s votes are
necessary
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-20
IS ARRESTED
IN CAPITOL

WASHINGTON, Jan. l9-Charles
NJ. P. Evans, who gave his address as
906 Seventh-st, Northeast, Washing
ton. was arrested by the capitol police
today while inquiries in the capitol az
TO the location OF the presidents room.
He was turned over to the Washing
ton police and held for examination as
to his sanity.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-20
TRAVELLERS GUIDE,
INTERuRBAN LINES.
Detroit United Interurban Lines.
ELM IL hIIEDS-S y a. N. ar

Detroit Jnited fnterurban Lines
FLINT LIhITEDs-S . a. "a. and
4:lJ l.. IN. Locals Tor Rochester, and
flint. Z a. M. and oyrry two hours 10
. L M II y. va. 10 oxford. Locals ~
Rochester and kOmtO. a. IN. and
every Two hours ~ 10 p. ny: also ii
roRr HURON LINIlTEDs-i,45 a.
3d.. I0..J "a u... ga =. in, o:5i =. m,
Saturdays only. iSfJ y IA Locals COR
New Baltimore ~. AiSohac, Marine ely
ana Polt uuroH hogriy a IN TO p.
ri. also y Poo % Marine City, Local
cars run tiu AlgouJC. To Mt Clemens,
uhII-huurlf. $50 a. u % y. ma. ana
r,urIN 10 81 y. m. To Mt Clemens va
-aci, L1us. h1uuv. t2S a. Ia 70 s,2s
y u. also ~ g o.
TOLEDO IINITEDs-s:e 1-a a. m.
ID "e u- 70 lu8 ot-p =. IN Locals
f5r Lockwood. Newport Monroe and
Toledo touriys 80 a a. 70 $50 y. IA,
also s0 aud ~ .. tn fNr Monroe.
JNCI<>oN LiNIItDs-,; -. a.. ~.
-t-----------------4 ------L1C1Ls- Tor 1nEk--
son. ID. rl aad every TWO hours Unul
% d. .4h. faI Ann A.h0l. a, va. ana
aoag'v Guri AZ y ia. for PLYMOUTH
AMI Npt'Aea!a so a 49, and every
Two h'ats Huui 80 y m.. al~- ; m.
ans "a y. u saline ears from Ypsi-
laffti
Tor Myaadottc and Trcnton--5.ss a.
u end Hi.t .HVHtlN Co .aJ ff, noufly
ra rl a * m- SUNDAYS. nrst cat az
ug Wlth half hourly service through-
rof Ra,aI oak. Birming ham aud
Pontiac ..u m-, then hau-houFlN
gntIl D. ia. then hourly untN 1T y. IA.
FIRST cas- onc-caif hour later on sun
day.
For Pennington aud North,iIIe--e a.
m ard hourly anti IL = "a. For
rrcH0rd Lake ana Pontiac, :. 2. >. IL A.
3D.. 1. Z. 3. =. % o II ~
Last cars await closing OF theaters. &
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-20
Sand Inspector Was Needed

Commissioners Hearers action In
adding sand inspector TO the staff
OF the department OF public works has
been justified by the result OF Inspec.
tor VIM. Edwards work. During the
season just past, he inspected $3.50
cars OF sand. Of which $50 cars were
rejected as being unsuitable for pub.
lie work
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-20
BOARDING HOUSE
SWINDLER CONVICTED

William H. Kelinow. alias John
Vogt who swindled number of
boarding housekeepers with bogus
checks. was convicted OF uttering and
publishing forged order for $40 in
Judge Connolly's court, Tuesday. lie
was remanded for sentence.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-20
JeweIer Files Trust Mor,oa,.

Archibald +. Mcintosh, a jeweler al
No. "a Grand River-ave., has filed ?
rust mortgage or $40 with the city
clerk. r + Rogers is named as trus
tee The heaviest creditors are chi.
cago New York and Cleveland whole
sale jewelers..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-20
WOMAN PROBATION
OFFICER BADLY
NEEDED HERE
--nisHO1 NILLIAMs
CLERIC AasAlLs METHOD or
DEALING WITH GIRL pGllN.
ouENTs AND TAKES HARD RAP
AT INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.
--nisao. WILLIAMS,

That there is grave need for
change In the treatment of delinquent
boys and girls is the opinion OF Bishop
Charles ID. Williams, who delivered an
address. Monday evening, at the meet.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-20
BIRTHS

GIRLS.
Frederick Renno. sTl Concord.
Georse Berdan, lsI Garneld
Percy Germaine. is20 Belvidere.
Harry Becker. eos Ferdinand.
James Hills. 344 Magnolia.
John Hennig. TAI Frederick.
William Sanell, 203 Clifford.
BOYS
Peter Lamont Tss Sixth.
Otto Haselhuhn. 10 Conger.
Joseph Milur. sos Canton.
Albert Stoinski. 672 Grandy.
Emil Wiggert. III Berlin.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-20

MICH CREMATION ASSOCIATION. 3
per cent intersC certificate good for
one cremation f. y. Kolb. Treas.
and General Manager. 1925 E. Boule-
ward Phone Ridge SOS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Frank A wr4bei. o.. Mary pzeing-
lcWiCz ll
Anthony Nasty "a Victoria GaoOin.
20
Ludwig Made, -. Victoria wOJ'As.
So
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-20

Railway Renews Trust Mortgage.
The Detroit. Ypsilantl & Ann Arbor
railroad has filed with the city clerk
renewal OF the 100000 first mort.
gage held by the Union Trust Co. on
the property.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-20
-. The.
People Pages

Advertising rates under any classi-
ncntion in these columns. one cent
per word each Insertion, cash in
advance. No advertisement insert
ed for less than l5 cents.
Persons whose names appear in
the telephone directories, may have
advertisements charged at above
rates Call
BELL-MAIN 1893.
HOME-CITY 1885.
For the convenience OF Latrons
arrangements have been made with
the following to receive liner ad-
vertisements at the same rate az
charged ut the home ONCE:
EAST SIDE.
Houghten-French Coal Co.. 4s2 Easi
Canneld-ave.
Mt. Elliott Pharmacy, Mt Elliott and
Gratiot AYES.
Carney. Furniture Co.. 1877 orstiot.
ave-
r.. Brown, 1859 Jererson-ave
7. McPberson. 2400 Gratiot ave. opDo
site car barns
WEST SIDE.
e. q. Eansor, $50 Grand River-ava
Turner stanton, I66 Myrtle-st.
y. n. Dri-coII, ali Michigan-ave
= ". Miiinrd, iiis Forrest. west
w. W. push. s9i Michlzan-ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-20

Busine-s-iikr Printing. NO russ and.
no feathers The plain. neat Kind. that
looks right Tiprr- vrtnttpx CO.. Is
John R.-sL rhOae itss
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-20
Ht sI>Ess CARDS.

HORSES ami cows removed promptly
Phone Mlllcnbach Bros West lus-995.