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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-15

Services for Men-Dr. L. C. Brans
comb. pastor of the First Methods
church, will preach a special sermon
for men at the service this evening
The meeting is not for men only. how
ever, and ladies are invited to be pres.
ent. "A Great Woman" will be the
theme OF DR.. Branscomb's sermon this
morning
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-15

Reckless Rider Arrested-Loyd Hol-
land. a negro boy, was arrested yester-
day afternono by Officer Leonard for
reckless bicycle riding. Lloyd had
turned a corner too quickly and run
into a woman. He was riding a bicycle
and works for local drug store.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-15

Joseph III. LOveman Returns oseph
~ Loveman, of the firm of Loveman.
Joseph & Loeb, and of the Birmingham
MOTOR company, returned last even
ing from several cities of the east
where for the past few weeks he has
peen on business. Mr.. Loveman was
accompanied nhis return trip by w.
montgomery, one of the Loveman,
Joseph & Loeb buyers and department
managers, who has been In the metrop-
klis on business for his firm for some
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-15

Masonic Lecture-There will be a
lecture for Masons at the Masonic
temple next Tuesday night by DIR. j.
y. Buck Of Cincinnati on the subject
1.-THE Meaning of Masonry; or the OPP
portunity of Masons." The lecture is
given under the auspices of King Sol
ONION lodge No. 460, and all master Ma
sons are invited to attend. H
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-15

DR.. Shepherd to Prcach-Rev. J. w.
Shepherd of Nashville, editor OF
the Gospel Advocate, published
at that city, will preach this
morning at II o'clock at the West
End Church of Christ. The regular SER
vice will be held tonight.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-15

Morrison RObbed-R. s. Morrison,
white man, was held up and robbed
early last night near the Sloss fur
mace. The highwaymen were two ne.
groes and they got $3.50 from Mr.
Morrison. They were masked and tiet
rag over their victims eyes SO thai
MIR. Morrison could give no description
of them.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-15

Lutheran Services--Farewell services
to Rev. F.. w. Weidemann, pastor Of
the German Lutheran Zion church at
Avenue B and Nineteenth street will
be held today. A sermon for English
communicates will be delivered this
morning at $3.50 o'clock, while that to
German communicates will be given
III German at 10 o'clock. The Pente-
c"stal sermon in German will be de-
Iivered by the pastor at 1920 o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-15

Full Rehearsal TOday-There will be
full rehearsal of the oratorio chorus,
holoists and orchestra this afternoon at
ESQ o'clock at the Orpheum. Prof. Fred
L. Grambs, the director, requests that
every one taking part in the oratorio
ELL, which Is to be given a week
from today for the benefit OF the re-
pef fund, be present promptly at today's
rehearsal, as this will be the only COM
nined practice of chorus and orches-
ira.
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Address on Zion Movement-A meet
ing to be held at the Knesseth-Isra
synagogue tonight at 1880 o'clock will
be addressed by S. Frankel, who, as
representative of the Federation O.
American Zionists, will discuss tn,
Zionist movement. Admittance will b,
tree and a large crowd is expected.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-05

time lie had two boys OF his own
and he rejoiced that they were OF the
rudy, gentlemanly type, fun OF en-
ergy, fun and manhood. They could
sail boat In any kind OF weather -.
tide any kind OF horse. he said
1t is essential that boys should de-
velop the three BIS oil young man.
hood" said DR.. Hall In getting down
TO the point at which he was driving.
Those BIS are bone. Drawn and
brains, and the greatest OF these Is
brains. for the reason that Drawn and
bone come under the control OF brains
In the development OF twentieth cen.
tury manhood these three features
play prominent part. Manual train,
ing develops the muscles: athletics
teach control OF the passions. while
the control OF thought is brought
about by the academic training the
pupil gets. Without such development
boys become mere mollycoddles, fell.
lows with squeaky voices and lacking
energy or a progressive spirit"
The use of the term "mollyeoddles"
made the boys laugh The speaker
then went on TO explain, aided by
chalk and blackboard that the boy he
gins to develop rapidly after reaching
the age OF Is years This was an i'm
pOrtant period in the boys life. DR..
Hall emphasized The boy either lie.
veloped one way or the other. Those
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when he addressed the 400 boys at
tending the Western high school,.
talked for about 30 minutes, receiv
Ing most attentive hearing, and then
FASTENED OF TO the Central hiCL
school, where he spoke at 1915. Al
noon, he addressed the boys Of the
Eastern high school, and at 3 D. IN
spoke before a gathering OF women
members OF the Twentieth Century
club, In the society's building. Column
bia and Witherell-sts.
In his talk before the Western high
school boys, the doctor spoke plainly
OF the conditions which tend 10 de
stroy their vitality, even ILLUSTRATING
his strong points on blackboard. lie
explained at the outset that he had
had unusual opportunities TO study
boy life by being the medical exam.
liner OF the William Penn school in
Philadelphia. Pa. for a number ol
years. In this way he had become
miliar with the habits OF boys. and
he was convinced that the most tf.
fectiye way TO deal with the vices OF
youth was TO speak right out from
the shoulder about them. lie said he
had been studying the faces OF the
Western high school boys while Pfiu.
cipal Morse was making his introduc.
tory remarks. aud he compllmented
the class on being one OF the most
manipulating he had seen in some
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who grow up along the right lines be
come possessed OF an admirable type
OF manhood, the kind that would show
respect for womanhood.
This Is an age OF chivalry," the
doctor went on. and the boy who Is
made OF the right kind OF manhood
VIII refrain from insulting another
boys sister. and clench his fist and
hight 10 uphold the honor and modesty
OF his own sister, should anyone show
her d prospect. That was the kind OF
manhood which characterized King
Arthur and others In the days when
knighthood was in flower Woman's
honor aud modesty were held sacred
in those days, and the boys and young
men OF today shoull show the same
mark of respect
Such respect makes a boy the more
manly The athlete plays better when
he knows that a pair of blue or brown
eyes are looking down on him from
the grandstand. II boy be chival.
rous in his growing days, there is no
question about his future. He will
develop the finest kind OF manhood
Now, boys. be fine, healthy, husky
boys, not mere mollycoddles. The
mollycoddles are the lads who lose
hears when the school football team
loses a game; the manly chaps are the
ones who greet the losers with a
smile OF encouragement, telling them
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that they played a splendid game
This kind OF announcement nuts re
newed ylgor into the hearts OF the
losers and when they play again they
snow greater strength and generally
win.
IL Is a great help 20 have the
manly boys with you In spirit. To
You manly boys, | should say display
your manliness at home: help mother
all you can about the house. work IN
the garden and take advantage az
every opportunity to assist In bearing
fair share OF the burden. Those of
you who lead life OF this kind will
develop into men OF usefulness. men
who VIII some day be helping 10 solve
the great problems OF the world"
The boys applauded Or. Hall warm.
~ at the close or his address. the an.
plause continuing for more than a
minute.
On the platform with Or. Hall were
Principal Morse, OF the Western high
school; Eugene c. Foster, secretary of
the boys department of the Y. NJ @,
A.. and James Watkins, juvenile court
probation officer.
In speaking before the women In
the AFTERNOON meeting, DR.. Hall dis
cussed the proper methods OF training
children He advised that mothers
should answer truthfully the ques-
lions OF their children; that they
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Crane and NELSON'S sec. of the Forsyth
farm on the south side OF Grand
kiver avenue. between Fifth and Perry
streets
Roll No 2l15 Lots is. 10. 90. p and
22-- Proutys sub of blocks Il and 81.
Lacrosse and Baker farms. s OF Grand
River road. on the south side OF Grand
Rivcr avenue. between Sixth and
Brooklyn avenues
Roll No. 24le.: Lot Sub. Of the y.
part Of O. l. 90. Woodbridge farm on
the south side OF Grand River avenue,
between Magnolia and Brainard
streets.
Roll No. 2417. Lots 10 and 20. block
23-Chope's sub Of part Of the +, Y OF
south side OF Grand River avenue. be-
tween Roosevelt avenue and Chope
place.
GREENWOOD AVENUE.
Roll No. 241S Lot 16-Duncan and
Moore's sub. of l.. 10 of tho sub. of
tho Forsyth farm. " OF Grand River
road on the east side OF Greenwood
avenue, between Garfield avenue and
Lysander street.
HARVEY AVENUE.
Roll No 2419 Lots 10. 90 and 81.
block l9-Plat Of Reeder Jerome and
Dufheld's sub. of the + 354 II. OF =. c.
No 80. on the north side OF Harvey
avenue. between Campbell and juno
tion avenues
HIGH STREET.
Roll No 2420 Lot S--Dufheld's sub
81 Park lots Nos. 81 and so, in the City
or Detroit on the north side Of High
street, between clifford and Park
E q and w. u Of lot 55-Lothrop's
sub OF Park lot So. and part OF Park
lot So ON the south side OF High
street. between Park street and Wood
ward avenue.
HUBBARD AVENUE.
Roll No. 2t21 Lot 131--Piat OF u
Hubbard's sub. Of w. = OF y. o.. ~.
= OF Michigan avenue. on the east
side OF Hubbard avenue. between a
and 6 streets.
JEFFERSON AVENUE.
Roll No 2422 r q OF lot II and
rs. block Governor and Judges plan
on the north side of jefferson avenue
between Shelby and Wayne streets
JUNCTION AVENIE.
Roll No 2423. Lot Z, block s-Plat
OF T;eedsr. Jerome and DufheId's sub.
OF the Il. 35l e. OF T. g. No. 49, on
the west side OF Junction avenue be-
tween Christiancy and Rogers streets
kRUPP STREET.
Roll No 242i T.. 1915 IT, OF lot u
sui or lot > 81 Blackmar's sub. OF lot
5, ShiPyard tract. On the south side
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Roll No. 24O6. T. so II. OF y. 100 It.
Of O J. Sub. OF the rear OF the
Forsyth farm. as subdivided by the
commissioners OF the Est. OF the late
James Connor. on the south side OF
Calumet avenue. between Fourth and
Greenwood avenues
CAMPBELL AVENUE.
Roll No 2407. Lot l60-plat Of tho
sub. OF part Of i. c. No. III. on the
west side OF Campbell avenue. between
Herbert and HOratio streets
CASPER AVENUE.
Roll No. 24Os Lots and 25-John-
sons DIX avenue sub. Of part OF q. l..
.. !. c. 60 ON the east side Of Casper
avenue, between Ferndale and Dix
avenues
FERNDALE AVENUE.
Roll No. 2to9. Lot 15O-Van Wrinkles
sub OF the Ely 1915 acres Of lot 10,
Shipyard tract. On the south side Of
Ferndale avenue. between Lawndale
and Cabot avenues
FIFTEENTH STREET.
Roll No. 24l0 ~ % r. ~ lot a.
sub OF that part OF l.. G. No -, lying
between the Chicago and Grand River
roads on the east side OF Fifteenth
street, between Locust and pine streets.
Lot bOs-Sub. OF that part OF II. G.
No. "a, lying between the Chicago and
Grand River roads. on tho west side
OF Fifteenth street, between Poplar
and Buchanan streets
FOURTEENTH AVENUE.
Roll No 2411. w. So IT, Of lot 5t6--
Plat OF part of the Godfrey farm u g.
726. lying n OF Grand River avenue
on the east side OF Fourteenth avenue
between Putnam and Merrick avenues
FOURTH AVENUE.
Roll No 2412. Lot 1-weitzeTs sub
OF the n. part OF block IL. Crane farm.
on the west slice of Fourth avenue, be-
tween Willis and Calumet avenues
n Is II. Of lot IA; 3 Is r. OF lot fA5
and lot 1i6--Alhert Cranes sec OF the
Crane farm. being blocks IS, 30, So 81
3s. 80. 80. ~. as and 45 OF the Crane
farm on the east side Of Fourth ave-
nue., between Langley and Hudson
avenues
GRAND BOULEVARD.
Roll No. 2f13 Lot 127--Scotten. Low
EFT and Davis sub OF Scotch and Low
ett's sub. OF all that part OF y g. No
Is. Alexis Campau farm. so-called. ly-
ing between Dix roBl. sO-called and NJ
G V r. Except Boulevard). on the
east side or Grand boulevard. between
Toledo avenue and NJ. G. r. r.
GRAND RIVER AVENUE.
Roll No. 24lL Lot s, block 10
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TwENrY-N1NrH nrnnrr

Roll No. 244e Lot 9--Plat OF Ham
mond and Rich's sub. of part OF p. C.'s
Hammond's sub. OF lot 81 OF p. c. 80.
On the west side OF Twenty-ninth
street. between Michigan avenue and
Lots SIS and s6-Piot of Hammond
ana ana h sss sub OF part Of z: c.s =!
On the vest sup side S 81 o. r% W So
street. between Buchanan and Jackson
streets.
VERMONT AVENUE.
Roll No. 1880. NJ u OF lot ia ana =
u of lot l15-Larneds sub. on the
Vermont avenue, between Spruce and
Bagg strects
WARREN AVENUE.
Roll No. 2451. Lots So, 13l and ls5--
south side OF Warren avenue. between
Tillman and Williams avenues
WILLIAMS AVENUE.
Roll No 2t52. Lot l20-Roshm's sub.
on p g 10 On the wet side OF will
and breckenridge street
WOODWARD AVENUE.
Roll No. 245s. s. 20 n. of NJ 80 r.
OF lot GO. block 2-Governor and Judres'
Plan. ON the west aide OF woodward
avenue. between JEFFERSON avenue ane
N. Y OF lot Sub. OF park lots II.
rs. 70 and rs. % the west aide OK
Woodward avenue. between Henry and
Sibley streets
s, lss.Ss & Of Let, let la- A., Of Rsrk
missioners for dividing the estate OF
tho late Gen. John II. Williams On
ths west side of Woodward avenue. be-
tween Antonette street and Burroughs
WREFORD AVENUE.
Roll No. 2lSt Lots O. r and T.
block 1@-Sub. OF O. L. and : Also
McGrsws sub, OF part o! frao s,, sec; 2
II 2 r. IL W On the southeast
stds Of lVrafs,rd avanua. between Grand
River and Twenty third street
ANY person desiring &c object to any
..se.sv,,,nt 80 made. may. upon hling
with the. City. Clerk az any time prior
- the date last above mentioned. a
xritten protcst be heard before the
COMMITTEES on streets. ~ whom such
nrofeets will be referred az n meeting
thereon 20 be held on the Monday fol-
loving such reference At 10 q. m. city
time AT the Committee room. City Hail
U7O JOHN G. EAGEL.
President Board OF Asseasora
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gan avenue. between Fifth street and
Sixth avenue
Lot Z. block 2-crane and NELSON'S
side Of Michigan avenue between Firth
street and Sixth avenue
w. "a n. OF lot and lot 2, block SIS
Woodbridge farm as divided by the
south side OF Michigan avenue, be-
tween Brooklyn avenue and Eighth
street
MILWAUKEE, AVENUE.
e. Roll No a4st -, Lot g s@ He l.
Messmore Estate, frac. sec I, T. 2 3,
X. II f. and frac sec. Sc, T 1 g., II.
II E, except the sly 2loH II. On the
street.
MULLANE STREET.
Roll No. 1895 Lot 3l--Sullivan's SUB.
OF lots 26, 30, 81 and Al of Sullivan y
sub, Of o. L. 3 of the sub. OF the Ship
lane street. between Longworth and
s y Of lot s-Edward c. sulllvan,s
sub. Of 8. L. % OF the Shipyard tract
On the west side OF Mullane street be-
tween Lougworth and Homer avenues
NATIONAL AVENUE.
Roll No 243S. Lot 377--Piat OF p. Z.
No. q, Lognon farm. On the west side
Elm streets
PLUMER AVENUE.
Roll No. 243s. Lot 72--Brushs sub. Of
the sly S14 II. OF the WY 4 OF tho
rear concession OF + g. ESQ. lying n.
of Toledo avenue. on the south side
OF Plumer avenue. between Campbell
and Junction avenues.
POPLAR STREET.
Roll No. 2i3s. Lot s7--woodruff,s
sub. OF lot No 3. Lafferty farm, p G.
22S s. OF Grand River avenue. on the
south side OF Poplar street. between
Vermont and Wabash avenues.
PORTER STREET.
Roll No 2t39. Frac or lot ! and r
u Of lot 2 block Woodbridge farm.
an divided by the commissioners In
partition on the south side Of Porter
street. between Eighth street and
Trumbull avenue.
RADEMACHER AVENUE.
Roll No 2ttO. Lots 10. II and r.
HarmQa's sub. Of the n s6i.60 IT, OF
lots SO and 81, OF the sub. OF Crav-
ford's Fort tract. being part OF =. C.'s
400 267 and 26s. On the west side OF
Rademadher avenue. between Fort
street and Rankin avenue.
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OF Krupp street. between GOWN street
and NJ. G. r, r.
LAYTON AVENUE.
Roll No. 2425 Lot 4I-Ferdinand
Morrells sub. of o. l.. 3, r. c. 72s, N
ot Michigan avenue. on the west side
OF Lawton avenue. between Magnolia
Lots 81. so and y3-Mary A. Damm's
sub. OF p. C.'s 727 and 72e, N. OF Grand
E i;sn avenue on the east and west
ley and McGraw avenues.
LEVERETTE STREET.
Roll No. 2426. s. so II. OF lot 1. block
76-Woodbridge farm. as divided by
the Commissioners in partition in 1864
On the south side OF Leverette street
between Tenth street and Trumbuli
avenue
LINCOLN AVENUE.
Roll No 2427 S. 41Ss IT. OF N. 455O
lis 9s, 80. 102 and 1O3, WoodbridEe
farm on the east side OF Lincoln ave.
nue.. between Alexandrine and Selden
avenues
LOGAN AVENUE
Roll No. 2t2s Lot l7-Edward G.
sulliysn,s sub Of lots, 81, as and q OF
yard tract. On the south side OF Logan
avenue, between Mullane street and
Lawndale avenue
BONGWORTH AVENUE.
Roll No 2429. Lot 25-Sullivan's sub
Of lots 26, 80, 81 and Al OF sullivan's
sub or o. l.. 3 OF the sub. of the Ship
yard tract. On the south side OF Long
worth avenue, between Mullane street
and Springwells avenue.
McKINsTRY AVENUE.
Roll No 249Os Lot Z, except alley as
opened-Driggs sub OF lots 10 and IL
or the sub. OF II. CO, between Fort
street and the Dix road. on the east
side OF McKinstry avenue. between La
fayette avenue and Porter street
MCMILLAN STREET.
Roll No 2t3l t. 10 It. OF lot 1887
and lot l09S-Plat OF the sub. OF the
walter Crane farm. on the north side
OF Mcmillan street. between Campbell
and Junction avenues.
MAGNOLIA STREET.
Foil No. 2432 Lot S-Ferdinand
Morrelrs sub. Of o. l.. 5, T.. G. 729. y.
OF Michigan avenue. On the south
side OF Magnolia street, between Law
ton and Maybury Grand avenues.
MICHIGAN AVENUE.
Roll No. 2433 w ~. Of lot : and
T. "a n. OF lot s-Labrosse and For
syth farms sub Of lots 5. s. and 3.
block SO. On the south side Of Michi-
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should tell their boys and girls tho
plain, simple truths OF nature, and not
leave then. to learn such things in the
streets. For one thing, he declared
they should abandon the old story Of
the stork bringing children into the
world.
DR.. Halls meetings In Detroit are
being conducted under the auspices Of
the Detroit Society OF Social Hygiene.
which was formed on Thursday IN a
meeting OF leading men aud women
OF the city.
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sCOvEL PLACE


Roll No. 2441. Lot 1T--HamIIn and
Fordyce's Grand River avenue sub be.
Ing part OF frac sec O. T. 2 s. r.
II 10 on the north side OF Scovel place
place.
SIXTEhENTH STREET.
Roll No 2i42. Lots 1H and 1876
Plat of Mary e. Armstrong; sub. OF
the w. part of the Lacontaine farm, N
OF Grand River avenue, T. s., r. IL
n. On the east side Of Sixteenth street
between Kirby and Hudson avenues
Lot l20--Plat OF Mary II. Armstrong s
sub. or the. w part OF the Lafontaine
s. 4. ii Z. On the e east S stde Of Sir.
teenth street, between Antoinette
street and McGraw avenue
sOLvAY AVENUE.
Roll No 2443. Lot 2ss--Moses w.
Fields sub. OF part of +. G. No. 81.
on tho west side OF Sclvay avenue, be.
tween Lexington avenue and railroad
STANLEY AVENUE.
Roll No. 2f44. s. sos4 H. OF lot g..
block 4-Tho's McGraw's e-sub OF
lots end from 5 TO rs inclusive OF
Tho's McGraw's sub. into lots OF part
OF the Porter farm, City OF Detroit: also
part of sec. 2, ]. s.. r. IL e. On the
Twenty-third street and Tillman ave-
rue.
THIRTIETH STREET.
Roll No. 24t5. Lot S9--IIerbert Bowen
and ., orss T. Abrey's sub of the My
part Of o. L. so, p. c. 80. on the east
side OF .Ttirtleth street between Jack
son and Buchanan streets
THIRTY-SECOND STREET.
Roll No. 2l46. Lot 8. block Sub. of
part OF r G. No. 2s0. N OF Michigan
avenue. On the east side OF Thirty
second street, between Jackson and
Buchanan streets. .4-. .-,.44
Lot 8, block 1s-Fyfe, Harbour and
Warren's sub. of that part OF p G. eco.
lying between Horatio street and War
rem avenue. On the east side OF Thir-
ty-second street, between Horatio and
Herbert streets.
THIRTY-THIRD STREET.
Roll No. 2447 Lots az. "a and a.
Brushs sub. OF the My 1864 acres
% the sly 30 acres OF the f. $50 II OF
r. G. No. $50. lying n OF Michigan ave
On tho east side OF Thirty Third street.
between Itch and Horatlo streets.
TRUMBULL AVENUE.
Roll No 2tts. w. IL n. OF lot -
Hodges Bros sub. OF o. l. no. Wood
bridge farm. On the east side OF
Trumbull avenue, between Kirby and
Merrick avenues.
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DUCHENE GOES TO JACKSON.
Amendment To Law Makes Change
In Sentence Necessary.

Irving Duchene, the River Rouge
youth sentenced by Judge Murphy,
Thursday, to from 10 to 20 years in
the House OF Correction. for a seri-
Gus crime against young girl. was
brought into court, Friday, and the
sentence changed. Under a recent
amendment to the law, prisoners con.
victed OF the crime OF which Duchene
was found guilty, are not sent to the
House OF Correction, He was, there
fore, sentenced to Jackson for the
same period.
Prisoners who have had experience
in both places much prefer going to
Jackson, where, II Is said, the dis
cipline Is much less severe.
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7. H. EATON upDEK KnFK


Theodore II. Eaton, head or fli8
frm Of Theodore n. flaton 4 Son.
manufacturers Of dyes and Chemicals
Nos. $3.50 Woodward-ave.. n seriously
Ill In his home, No. 4S4 Jeflerson-aNo.
Mr.. Eaton has been. Suffersna or
some tine. with. kidney disease. AID
he underwent delicate operation %
Sunday, The operation was perform-
ed by DR.. II. D. Walker in Mr. Eat0n's
home. II is said to have been success.
full and the doctors look for Mr..
Eatons recovery. DR.. G. @. jennings.
No. 455 Jefferson-ave. east. is the at
tending physician.
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PURITY CAMPAIGN
OPENS WITHTALKS
To SCHOOL BOYS
Or. Winfield Scott Hall Urges Stu
dents To Lead Clean, Wholesome
Lives, With Constant Regard for
Honor and MOdesty of Women.
Tells Mothers To Lay Aside Stork
Story and Frankly Tell Children
Facts of Nature.

Dr: winfield Scott Hall, professor Of
PHYSIOLOGY In the medical department
OF northwestern university, Chicago,
opened his four-day series OF meetings
on social hygiene at a. m. Friday
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WEST sIDE-CITY.
ANTHON STREET.

=
Roll No .24ol. Lot 6. block 1s--
prone. Dufneld and Reeder's sub OF
.he +. 364 IT, OF L. c. 80, between
riggs avenue and Anthem street. on
be south side OF Anthem street be-
Veen Campbell and function avenues.
BAKER STREET.
. Roll No 24U2 Lot 23--Thiery's sub
q lots 3s, 80 and 40 OF Hubbard's sub
p. c. ~. N. OF Fort street. and lot
a, =. G, $50. on the north siGe OF
aker street. between Hubbard and
eotten avenues
BLAINE AVENUE.
Roll No. 2403. w. 20 IT. Of lot ~
4. 20 IT. OF lot 1876; lot 1871 and +. 90 n.
lot i3s-MdLaughlin's Bros sub. OF
l.. 4. and the Sly $50 r. or q. i. b
the sub. OF a sec As, 10000 acre
TACT On the north and south sides
Blaine avenue. between THIRD ave-
le and Hamilton boulevard.
BRAINARD STREET.
Roll No. 2404. Lot 2O5-woodruff' :
BIB OF lot No 3, Lafferty farm, y. G.
E8, s. of Grand River avenue. ON the
birth side OF Brainard street, between
ermont avenue and Twelfth street.
BROOKLYN AVENUE.
Roll No. 2405. Lot 5--ProutY's sub.
block 10. Baker farm, N. Of Michi-
hn avenue on the west side Of
rooklyn avenue. between Pine and
3. 20 n. Of II. 80 H. OF lot 2s-schul-
e's sub of lots II. IS ana 6 and lots
IS and T.. IL n. OF lot &C OF Wes-
|ns sec OF the Lacrosse and Baker
rms On tho east side OF Brooklyn
Henue, between Garfield avenue and
sander street.