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The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1912-06-15
Splendid Work Of tho Rev. q. J.. Jenkins

Splendid Work Of the Rev. q. J. Jenkins
Rev. d. J. Jenkins, founder and pres.
ident Of the orphanage which bears his
name in Charleston, g. O., Is doing a
splendid work of uplift among the peo-
pie. He not only keeps the institution
up to a high standard Of efficiency in
its work aud care for the orphans, but
takes a leading part in all good move
ments for the benefit Of the race in the
community. The Rev. Mr.. Jenkins IL
also the successful pastor Of the New
Tabernacle Fourth Baptist church.
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DO you WANT TO BE WELL
DRESSED? THEN ! AM YOUR
TAILOR.

Let me make
your Spring Suit
or Overcoat from
from my Choicest
Stock of Latest
Patterns. Perfect
Fit. Quality and
w ork m a n ship
Guaranteed. Rea-
sonable Prices.
Special atten-
tion given to re.
DairIn0 cIsanIn0
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WHERE TO TRADE,

The Honest merchaAs Is a Success
full m erchant; the Successful mer.
chant Knows the Advantage of Ad.
Tertisius what he has for sale.
Stores and business places advertis.
ing in THE TWIN CITY STAR are
the best places at which to spend
your money and get your moneys
worth.
va therefore recommend to the
trading public those business places
carrying an Ad. in THE TWIN CITY
STAR.
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WANTED.

Reliable. live. honest. hustling
agents for the Twin City Star. You
can make a good living with this work
as side line. Agents wanted in Mil.
waukee. Chicago. Omaha. Kansas City.
Portland, Ore. Seattle. Denver. Des
Moines and Sioux City. Write for
terms to The Twin City Star. Mime.
apolis. MINI.
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Banks Operated by Afro Americans

Savings banks operated by Afro
Americans by states are distributed az
follows: Four in Tennessee. seven in
Alabama, four in Georgia: eleven in
Mississippi. ten in Virginia; Texas and
North Carolina, six each; Florida.
South Carolina and Maryland. one
each; Oklahoma, two: Pennsylvania
and Massachusetts. one each. and two
IN Illinois.
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and pressing. Tel. N. W. Cedar 34ss.
CLIFFORD A. SMITH.
1903 E. 9th ST., ST. PAUL, MINI.
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GEORGE SMITH
AUTO LIVERY
Low Rsies--QuIek Service 1926 CHICAGO AVE.

RAILROAD MEMS REST CLUB.
sos w. Madison St., Chicago, III.
Opp. New Northwestern Depot.
Library, Barber Shop, Dining Room.
Check Room and Sleeping apartment.
chas. lytIe Pres. 3. T. BIbb, Mgr.
Rieh'd Drew Sec. Tel. Franklin 1889
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WHY PAY RENT WHEN r. PEo-
PIES, THE coLoRED CARPENTER,
BUILDER AND REAL ESTATE
DEALER, WILL BUILD you NEW
HOUSES FOR A. SMALL PAYMENT
DOWN AND BALANCE LIKE RENT?
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DO you WANT TO BUY?
Real Estate, Farms Lands,

Desirable City Property.
From 10, is, 20, 80 and 40 acres and
upwards, Ten Blocks from N. p. r. r.
Station. 10 acre plots SO down and
$500 per month. Al acres-$25 down
and So per month. I can give you a
safe investment. Call or write for In.
formation to.
REV. JOS. 8. STRONG.
r. 27-2s UNION BLOCK, ST. PAUL,
MIMI.
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READ THE sTAR-IT's NEWS.
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PHONE n. W. SOUTH 1895
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25

Mems Suits and Trousers
Lur A su Men. Fsney Nlobair S,uts "
regular si2 sU values 6.3U
LOr R An Mcn FAucx Suus m rogular
siloO and siaOo values lf 9.4o
Tor q an Mems Fancy Suits ia regular
So Ou aud slSun VALUES tI,80
lot - Ai Mems taney Suits n rrrnlar
ssnp0 aud 80 N values 1d.16
LO1 D. kll Mon fanc. Suits "a rg,slar
$500 s2i 5Oaud 5000 Nalic i6.f6
LoT Mems fts,, Trasen in ,ain,p
ar ies' np AMI ai he, aud cslon d.d0
LOT = Mems Fame, Tr,user. ia values
up - DO all gsri styles aud eoior 3d0
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25

Mr and Mrs rtafiss Fisie ard fsIH
iif niFe reiafned a. their puulf lp
kinens Nit. after tNn mepfhs suionfn
ln iat CltY.
ar ana SIR % ID nineham have y.
iufnoa from Heets snlanfn ti fHff
Miss IrnnlU Ainff afd "a Houston iN
iie aueei 20 Nfs * N Fiseton.
Nss tr,na ilriiF fHa rrfufur1 in nrr
hnine ln san Auiuuin tffrr Hrfs q
ri.li with Misses ioia and firenfe
Nisru
Hr and Mrs ! weidff and MI
lna NFu ilnis,rf Wtldsr ~ Victoria arc
ruesla at ihf l8farh itofrl
Miss fsnaiHr i.if ffmnfQ Hii Afft'
alIhin ihr afki tFv date - tHf n1nt
'n Nrp 1sfsfy SITTER pNnihR tttit
ath Mfa Taos MiHsf.
Mrs A * sIflrhsriir1n and ha'f ~
iltuainn. are ilt guests rs Afa sfitNe
Cox
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25
Corpus Christi Society
a,or nos

Nr aua Mn g = Coleman $50 90
Jos IiE inclf gulgnfn in Colorado
BE sna Mrr Iafuss q GARRISON and
MiFssf tmmiU aud iaufs f'ihfhnen.
sprni SATURDAY, ai lnfi hfansss
Miss frrrrhiuf NfriH iiiff - chafla-
n'Hga H. ihe gaesi ~ her ropfiE. Nfs
81 asNfN fWnrr
rrn Thomas Mcraiioush and family
nf Nafe afr enc guests "a ~ and kfH
iiffHrf y fuiieush
Hiss Andrews ros,sss
Alss NnFs hnafrNH ~aF harfefF ~
two d0llehifnl affairs ihlr Nrff IA 90
liaiHs nn Water street in ifouuf ~ bef
fscsls. Niles f,nnisn Address ana hta1
Cham efnein ~ resumnni on Tnf~a
daf afiffnprn. Nles Andrews eHfffialh
- az hfidRe ghrre uerr futsf tHNiFt
~ Eufhir The hinA Hfsfe pflFf we
unu ~ Mlst Iullfif Alla4an Nee q
~ FidfldF, rar ars7fie1 fhs rnnnils
fiin pfixf iHunulf rtp 1hnHe i'fsn'
fui arre Mfs'isnrs 81 D. foff ~.
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Afctss
Nisses f.aalss Address rtars rcoalD
Tfndtr Wilson. tf.fB Matter " ufns
4iinfn ~ra f'tlrsnai Trtluls Afq9Ff
Nafy Alirn hnrY Martin tifousiNBl
Anna Mac Gibssm.
fiH Iuendaf evening" five htlf,flfaf
was played Tff prizes were son nt
,flrs Frhnfis Wbue and W. r4f n ~
ief The arHre eaFar Nrfe eitheu "
nntrb srenfs ihe Nuft ~ fiiF hosirra
T'hasf ~ ~ sulsYsG ne sffaff were Nf
snd Mr. ~ J.. AnofeNh. Nj Ard hfr
fiet Miller
Nifses l1lules AudrtNs Clara Fepgif
f.ppts i.lfermefe aIafg hetfe, frHnfi
white Villa ftnrne
Nfesate fltfilfft Andfras iiuh,rf
~ash Finls savage fNserd t'ehsaf
Jnrnaa f.uhg. ~ 4 MtCulivurh.
Ntoh Five Clgh.
Airs. ISof Miller tNIfffainfn ~
gsi~qpi,esy ~ ihe flgb fitr ftnh ~
Tuesday nftefnoon. ~ fff hpfue =
! rhnpArfal street fiNlf the menaher
AM fhtfr sutsiaotey Nere prfserf ~
lrrirr as etn - Misa ffaHftfs 0anfl
Those rfesert uere hretniner Nc
( ruglounh fWacoi nashurn Fayse'
4 nerg4r MeftuIInngh Misses I<lnlt
! f.ypfernors. Nasy iArffN Jeanette fur.e
I NNa Farms Mr. rarfre Cox Hit ~
I teresln ths ciuh nexi Tuesday after
neon
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25

Matte nsksr. Jsslss Anassws Aenei
smith Mud French. Adciaidr iustl
snas. gsfifvas hefns. Mfs. II. n. t'fass.
M.-sfs Ise~n, ItrrS. s.isspp sssa~'.
oessia unnst npe,uins einehsf. Hes
hsft Andrews. NiliiAM " caldwell.
- 9feHts hofntfn. a " Perry hack
flau.sf. tloeunan tparsny. rs<saff
lhsn AptsnlD1 ktale.sim Itsr1elsen.
John uffsmrttil Npfafi1 uisenr ia.
-ss gsf,s's New Hffeerrs titNff
s..-spes AneFnash> t,sa = Well rfn
u a siipfn snd Mead
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25

Iils sfaaa nsagsh 10 ~hsrh t~"p'f-
FIVE rasnisa participated Nhs I'D ~
Elsa tinls ssisen sna IN Nopf inlH
affair enn pnr ~ Inc rinsi fufpfshir
N5fial 81 ente "a The sssA. Fanfh wsF
served throughout ~ eFcnihe ffnAe
present Nffs atsNen Viola sAa ffiftnff
Olsen. NAfenrflfe nemef Nkifis
Ii6sih feian fsrssf flsen Antrnipf M
~ rrane Jean NAtesf Mar Nrtla,
FfAnfeH Whlft. riAgmp tIiff f.riHe
ffarsfaf HaFaufflff NeIthn ATfN
rfaiR fsiia wttffeF. 1iisis riiefef ,iinn
Anffalas. feafi sou t4iafhfF fsHfFfsa
llefden. rhlsslpn Nofr Narts VIII
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25

rhloyalls pifns enptrr followed bs -
dance ai ths flMh hatitf Tursdhf even
~ Nfa "a nAnkln WaH hffefcfs
and NO assisted ~ Mrs. " " erals
.na Ms a craF supper wns
ssTtea on ~ nnftn pofrt 4 Mfkiran
ufhssirs flifrisassa delss hlful music
dafiua ihr evening Thorf present
eerr NJ and Ma q y. lgamuuila
tran Aniuniri NJ aud Mrs W a.
f,sefharf Mf and Mr. n Miner M
and Mr. W y tppr MI and Mfu =
y Ffrnk. ~ and Nfa y - Mciss0
"a ~ sns Mr. clark feasr. ~ ana
Me iieri.si ffsiin..ii 80 and Nrs
IS 4 nanhin ~ and nrn v y cfpig.
~ ana Hfa ~ 3 C'raia ~ snd Ms
'ierrtr ~ nii0uah. ~ afi aifs. =. J..
z aiaWrii
M-s.l.m-s a Gansi Naiser "
urrNlioufh fWsfni EVans ffafie
i'asas a T. ffire
Misses Nhciafd fliauainnl. tlisAi'eih
nantln l,aer4 and Etnmlr flafhssiH
/ flleusiossl Mtflf ffssa Ainn Rams lu.
! Jeanette ftasisf Jssh and Jan,,- Mrieef
<ailis CfalH Mrtt Crafty Ma bunF
Elsie FfarH AIMS Mar filiiton. Hates
MsEarn Niewagf fgoAflne y Or
rr'f n - rrrthf Nffpn franf y ~
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3rsnf. ~ - + isii'ts ~ wessd
IT, nstsws cisb.
rhs fneml.sfs q - Reiafns slst 'kla
= htfsinfss nesfiuR "a fho library fHl
~ etinsnsaF aflefnoen several lnsposf
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prar pln sexln fhe fifsf Wednesday, ~
I ofsoter -. Ffsdf fpf - ceinl,.--
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wrs' pag utlss enscrsfne0 nusn.
s.sr n hfr friends ~ ~bog~ "wednesday
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ufesfl complimentary g. hef Nstefi
Miss l<sslls4 l.lf sffnpge The isairs
prise sn efnffniarfef HvrEf fgpet Ma
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ter Dunrt wsr awarded ~ Rer'lfsiif'l's
prize fol.arrp lar Those 9A1 81 2
spsd Nfa nlilsra hospitality we're
Ne ard Mrr n T. An1fr~r M auf
Mga is'lsnd ffe~ps Misses i<suiaf
q a. rrn0ft fNao Fefeetl. f<e'Iiaf An
draws fftea0moDil Mar lhfis. filn
ffwfns rlsfs NrnafH fifousfefl. ffans
go wttss Msse Andfess
,cuteaeA Charlea Grain. fdmiA Fieto
f.rrfsf oaas9 W T. Hammer, >
ooH cisk BRIDGE.
Me- IA ~ Craig Mls. ~elis Craig
ana Miss HsesIf folliue nefs ihe hNff
} tesses ~ M meeting - fhf Uplf tiui
"a ~ i6nc 90 1hsrsAAF eflernpou. ~ ~
frhunffY flgh The tinh prigf vas Ne'
Z 49, w.. :, T 49, ~ ,sssi. 3 ''1 X
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25

riessis'irs Chapter
The Esfpue Fhflsii f'hautrf y ~ T.
H. nov = psifnahtpi vfEsHltsii - sfid
hsa ! iarso membership Tho fhapief
merits ,hr ihif1 "Wednesday in aafh
tissfsh fiIp ufflrcfs So a. Ton snf
fts@idrsst Mrs ~ y ffsts 49, fief
sirr president Mrs. n itDfai feffet.
llatsdsna ENtfsfagf Ms aofdon ItnpHf
rerofainx secretary. Mfn Dnraf n aui
~. treasurer MfE ~ " Htefia hir
infiah Ara Mefy Fefhe@lsnd. HAsieisni
historian. MFs ~ 49, ketn Tufnrf
chaplain Mrs WatfA feEitifAf Mics
n sfs Woffas
TIM neat meeiina a ihe chapter VII
~ heid pifS Nfe rfnrr- ffrrra ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25

wa fNfFFT ff"tfftf
Ma q ~ tfan Turner entertained .
81 Routh Ruff TtusfdsY ssening fffu
elementary ~ hes sunaf ~ ias Iosesfiiins
Afcffa eftff - 1rnurnnrs Theirs 1872
fnuF faltlnf ~ auaefn Thf price uefe
Hnn ~ Nfn ifrnfs Gratis. ann M
frf6 iSfrhfrf Tho hunofes ass Elfen
ikeaifF far ~ quest f<vof perrh
nax served anfl0F tfse evening Misr
Haug rhsqfaln eeEisfe1 fiit h~hienr ~
eereluF an 10 foaFa* Thnsf mh1 20
,oyes nf~ Tornes's hospitality esfe
Mfr a "A rfaiT Mrs Henry craig
ai8kss Mernffiaf. Nv feft fhsn A.
fahips Nellie ffsiE Man Aifsn. Hanf
f'hnrtaio f.liiiaN rstf Jennie Hun
sIAilinri Clara RILEY ffsn Anippief
Msxxfs ifeadluy i.tntwn NRyaEf item
ley. rfed Heshsft. roniey Ftsiiaa),
rpsntf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25

"
MR. N q White tuifffains0 ihN
fnenltefs ~ fhs Friday hrtdgs f1nt sat
nnnat,rr 81 eif - fepn EueefR - tff%
day "a her hf,fne 80 Water street. um
plinsnieff ~ Misc Mery Hetht flsr
News Andrews rho 80 - mr. htFh,
- sTnft. was rifnn aeiuss apfpn ee
rf}xe Mrs Flsfehrf pfAnb fNrftKH3
the fgah prize hfiaFe Nfofe AZ 40
cDusss MAS haftsf Thn4f pfo<fDf woffj
kssafsmen ~ Griffin. riAfenf< Ff4nk.
s7nl Mrfruiisug5 sMsfDs beex<f NO.
s,ollo1fh Roy niliff James q fista ,
s9n = f.. price > N 3lner, T.
M.sses May I<stis y<.n w3t<es
News Andrews f,oDk.s AuofrwN ctsfr
qonrir. 1sanefgs npnsf rri,ssa 19,fa<rs
/. f1oa,ns Llkermefr Tiaein.a Archer. Ftt>
| finsnx Nsiils rwif. FfAnf~> While.
| Miss Elia nifnr eiii snsemH.r IN
IYluh seat Fffdag nffsrns~sr.
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25

i'assi lnhnfon. ntfHef Mccullough. ~
v franh lafoh smith y, Nflcp. w
" Dflffin. iirpr9 Asponsid .. ~
Niurf W y Pope " " Gratis
Misses fulia Andrews ti4ichmcndi,
Mary. Efsff Pauline iiium tNem 20.
ieansl. l.liilan PAR (fen Dlsaul. Mabel
smith Mast Alien. Alma Rankin lsae
fis Coii,pa NNfis Peace Nellie ctsls.
lfaR Matetf
The Detroit times., 1912-10-21

Beatrice Fisher and Mrs. F. H. Jud-
son.
a musicale will be given In the
7oIt-st Presbyterian church house.
thursday evening Oct. "a. under the
rection OF Mrs. Edwin s. Sheriff.,
he proceeds ITO be devoted TO the
FORK of the Mothers circle. The pro-
ram will be given by Mrs May Leg
I Htt' Abel, violinist; Mrs. Helen Burr
Grand, harpist Mrs. Sherman l.. De-
rev. soprano; Miss Bernice Torrey.
PIANIST; Miss Marie von Essen, con-
-tcaito. s
K New compositions by j. Truman
y olcctt, the well-known Detroit COM
poser and organist, are eagerly look
-e6 FOR by those who know this excel
lcnt musicians gift in this direction,
ana so success is presaged for three
new songs and two anthems from Mr..
Woleott.. He Cares For Me-" the
Yords by Mrs, Carrie Bowes Grant.
Of Detroit, has been given a beauti-
fri musical setting by Mr.. Wolcott,
aud the song bids fair to become a
great favorite with church singers.
Christ, the New Born King" and
GLORY to God In Highest Heaven
are two splendid Christmas songs and
ali church choir directors Will vel
come the anthems" Lay My Sins On
Jesus and Christ Is Risen The
songs are written in both high ana
lew keys and are suited alike to wo-
mems OF mems voices. He Cares For
Me- and Christ, the) New Born
hing" are published by the Knapp
yvoleott Publishing Co.. OF Detroit,
while the other three GLORY To God
IN the Highest" Il Lay My Sins On
Jesus and Christ Is Risen" are pub
iished by Theodore Presser, Of Phila-
dGlphia.
Nine. Ernestine Schumann-Heink,l
The famous contraSto, will open the
Philharmonic course OF concerts,
Tuesday evening, Oct. 20, with song
recital, in the Light Guard armory.
Mrs. atherine Hoffman will play the
singers accomplishments and Eduard
Collins. pianist, will give piano unm-
bers. Nine. Schumann-Heink Will
sing four Wagnerian numbers, group
of six German sSngs and final group
OF four English songs.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-21
FARMS AND CITY MORT
GAGE FIGURE IN DEAL

A trade involving mortgage OF
$25,000 on the Stanton house out JEFF
ferson-ave., east OF Gladwin Park, was
negotiated by the Stormfeltz-Lovelg
Co., the consideration being three
farms near Detroit. One of them Is
known as the Major Gorton farm in
Salem township, Washtenaw county,
and contains 259 acres. There Is a
mortgage of $4,000 upon 1t which is
assumed. The other farms are In
Novi township. Oakland county, one
containing 160 acres and the other 50
acres. There is an encumbrance OF
$4,000 on the larger of these. +. W.
Reid traded the mortgage for the
farms which we're owned by ]. W..
Blackowod.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-21

Mrs. William Ambos. who sang TWO
Dperatic arias. In French, In the open
ing meeting OF Alliance Franeaise, an
the Hotel PontchHrtrain. has been.
studying the past three years Win
George w. Tibbetts. Fg1'ae' "'f" i,
The public sale Of ceason tickets
for the Philharmonic course will open
Ia Grinnelps, Tuesday, Oct Y. sat
ur6ay, Oct. 26 the sale Of single seats
for Nine. Schumann-IIeink whose
song recital opens the course, Will be-
SIN.
Miss Kitty Cheatham, the Ameri-
can diseause, whose recital last sea
son, I'm Detroit, drew large ana
fashionable audience, will give a mat.
inee recital, Friday afternoon, Nov.
15, In the Detroit opera house.
Miss Beatrice White, Detroit so
prano, and pupil Of Clyde A.
Nichols, will be the soioist OF mus
ical festival to, be. given in Clinton,
Onta Oct. 27 and 2S. ,".ra- .,-+- --s'.' --,.'..'
Master Alfred CGdlip, the we'll
known boy soprano, will sing The
Lord Is MY Light" (Allitsen), in the
Central Presbyterian church, Sunday
evening. ...
L. l.. Renwick viii give free organ
recital, Monday afternoon, at $3.50
o'clock, in the North Woodward Con-
gregational church, under the auspices
of the New Century club
49,
Henri Mathews, of the violin de-
partment OF the Ganapol School OF
Musical Art. will give violin recital,
Monday evening, Nov. IL, in Ganapol
hall. Two concerts by advanced
pupils OF the school will be given,
Monday evening, Oct. 81, and Thurs
day evening, Oct. "a,
80
Corporal james b. Prewitt, OF the
Twenty-sixth u. S. infantry Fort
Wayne. has won a two-years free
scholarship In the Damrosch Insti-
tute OF Musical Art, In New York,
and will begin his studies, Nov. 1.
Corporal Prewitt has Just completed
D course of fllgIe, harmony, counter
point and ear training, under Harry
". Boillotat, OF the Detroit conserva-
tory of Music faculty.
Signor Giuseppe Bartolotta, the
wcll-known Detroit enor, will make
his first appearance, in vaudeville,
next week. in the Miles theater. Sig
nor Bartolotta is favorite concert
The Detroit times., 1912-10-21
BAGLEY-AvE. PROPERTY
IMPROVEMENTS PLANNED

The City & Suburban Homes Co..
has sold for M. ]. Murphy, piece OF
land having a frontage of so feet on
the north side of Bagley-ave., just
below Grand Circus park. and II is
understood that the new owners
whose identity is not disclosed will
put up business block on the site.
The land is at present occupied by
two dwellings, one brick and one
frame. II is just opposite the social
ed Bagley site and It Is expected that
II will eventually be one of the busy
sections OF Detroit. The price paid
was 800 foot, the deal involving
about $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-21
Normal Decrease in Construc-
tion Activity for This
Time of Year
THINGS ARE DULL;
LABOR MORE PLENTIFUL
Chief Award for the Week is an
Addition to the Alt Hell
delberg Building

The week Just past was one OF the
most quiet that has been seen In the
building trade in Detroit for the pres
ent season, according TO the report OF
the builders and Traders Exchange
A decrease In work N considered nor
nal at this time OF the year, however,
and II is expected that 1t will begin
TO pick up within a short time. There
was some new work reported, but II
was made up chiefly OF small build
ings. A few factory buildings wero
in the list but they were not large
ones The only award OF Importance
was the annex to the Alt He ,lelberg
cafe on Broadway.
The large buildings which have
been under construction In the city
are approaching completion and the
supply OF labor Is considerably mors
plentiful than IL has been at any time
during the season. EIuilding materials
are also more plentiful
The principal awards OF the week are
as follows; Varncy & Winter let Tor
the Dime Savings bank the electro
work for the branch bank building on
The corner OF Willis and WoodWaru-
aves. TO Nimmo & Spauldingi the same
architects let for Mrs. r.. SHuH hho
steel work for a four-story brick ware
house building, TO Daigle-Steeger iron
Works; Frank L. Molby let for George
Cowhey contracts for a brick ana stone
garage on the corner OF Larned and An
toine-sts as follows: Mason work, T..
b Everham: art stone. the Maui co.
carpenter work, Ninton a Co. q. A.
Mueller .et for the Alt Heidelberg con :
tracts for a three-story brick annex 10
the present bu lding on broadway, as
follows. Mason, John Bollin; 'carpen-
ter. Louis schmidt; plastering Hilary
Schafer X son. plumbing and heating'
O'Connor Bros; painting and glazing,
William piedrIch; steel, Dalgle-Steser
Iron Works; roofing and sheet metal
Detroit Cornhce and Slate Co; elevator,
Otis Elevator Co; electric, Central
Electric Go. Norval Wardrop let Tor
Mss Matilda Turner contracts for a
four-family Nat building on the corner
of Dix and Hubbard-aves., as follows:
Mason work Smith & Rose; carpenter,
F. w. Jones; Albert Kahn let for the
Hudson Motor Car Co. additional con-
tracts for factory building on Jener-
son-ave, as follows: Roofing and sheet
metal Chas SeNauer Roofing Co.;
painting and glazing, James Roach N
Co: steel. Datgle-Steger Iron WORKS;
steel sash, Detroit steel Products Co.
'rhe same architects let for the Kahn
Realty Co additional contracts for the
brick store on the corner OF Wood
ward and warren -aves., as follows;
Roofing and sheet metal, Chas. Sex
auer Roofing Co.. terrosa floors. Vene-
tian Marble * Mosaic Art Co.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-21

Ca flesh. A woman who is too heavy
Is usually opposed TO taking much
exercise and her liver Is quite as lazy
as the rest OF her body
There are a couple OF movements
which will stretch and wiring the liy-
er. The first one is TO stand straight
upon your feet and move to the left
side, stretching the body over as far
as possible; IL you can touch the
floor without bending your knees. so
much the better. Do the same bend
Ing on the right side. After You have
done this, place your feet firmly upon
the floor and turn your body as far
as possible TO the right and to the
left, moving 1t only at the hips; this
has been known 10 help chronic cases
OF constipation.
If you are very fieshy and wish TO
reduce rapidly, take your stretching
exercises in bed covered with
blanket and with a couple of hot
water bottles beside you. The ever
cises which you can take at this time
The Detroit times., 1912-10-21

studies, preludes and Polonaise in A
nat (Chopin); Hungarian Rhapsodie
No. 13 UiszD; Concertuck (Schloz.
er). The recital is invitational and
cards may be had from the school.
George Shorthand Kempton, head
OF the piano department In the Cana.
pol School OF Musical Art. will give
q piano recital, I'm the Church of Our
Fhther. Friday evening. Oct. 81. Mr..
kempton VIII play the following pro-
gram: Sonata in @ major (Beethoy-
en- Scherzo r sharp major (D'AL
bertl: Ballade in A fat major
(Reincke); Nocturne In G major,
Etude IN G flat. Fantasia In + minor
(Chordn); Eude In r sharp major
lAfaoDowelI); Barcarolle In F minor
aud Etude In r fat major (Rubin-
sfein).
The Ma Phi Epsilon sorority OF
Ne Detroit Conservatory of Music
.iIl bring Edva Baxter Perry, plan
~ 70 Detroit. Monday evening. Nov,
Tor n iecture-recital, I'm the First
|||nrian church The following stu.
|n|1 Of the conservatory gave the
>|.'1f Wednesday afternoon concert
- lhis week Niss Fcrne Fona'
.||.. |||.. II...
The Detroit times., 1912-10-21
REV. JUNIUS FRENCH
MAY TAKE LOCAL PULPIT

The Rev. Junius French, Of Fort
Worth, Texas. who occupied the pull.
pit OF the Central Presbyterian
church last week and will preach
again Sunday in both services, may
ba the new pastor OF Central church.
DR.. French has been pastor Of the
broadway Presbyterian church In
Fort Worth for 20 years, and is known
as one OF the ablest preachers in the
denomination in the south. He came
to Detroit to visit friends and TO
preach in Central church. While
looking over the Detroit field DR..
French Is also considering a call to
church in a southern city. II Is
said that the members OF Central con-
gregation are fayorably disposed to-
ward DR.. French. The church has
been pastorless since early in the
Y AR when the Rev. Marcus Scott re.
signed to leave the city.