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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14
mcaiv-

John Robinson who was Injured a few
daNs IN the cool mine at the W &.
q : plant. IS improving nicely al the
Glerdale hospital. where he was taken
sEortly after the accident and has now
been stated that he will recover.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14
Much Ice In River.

The river was neary fun OF ice yes
terday and as a result the local ferry
noat tnsron IL experiencing much
trouble in making her regular trim, Ths
boat IL still IN operation,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14
Wei Attended.

Tho meeting of th. Woman v
-iOuary Society uf fH. E.rkVlYI o.
= church wac coil attended 500 Or.
dow afternoon auI a cory iufnrrs'
see si0n was held Quit. ar irfsr.
Ing program vac r'ucosoi iud
followed JOS Irhf refr nment. aud
.oCial hour vr. Frank trr.m
was fhe l'1d.r Tor fh. afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14
MARTINS FERRY
Yun~l rha. Af.-oo.

Iht IuheraI OF the late Mrs Frank
Moose will be held from the home on
west JEFFERSON street this afternoon at
NO o'clock and Rev. Dr. Mohn OF the
first NJ + church will o~niciate. The
lnterment will be made in Riverview
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14
To Celebrate AEa.v.r.a-

'' ''f' or S'frf = f~ '.tfe.
i-.rf'W 't"fiuE Nj ami Mrs william
VIII entertain 3D. UIruber -
"r friends 300 honor OF the fc-.r 4r-
'"reIr' 81 Their Neiuius s numh.-
-. 'itlth. ms safo been 'SSrcd ara
~of'tal out-uf-t"wu q. este W u Ice, .res
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14

lnis evening at fl. lone ~ MIR III
.' 'i H"p. on No-tH Fourth street. fre
,""irh'"s - -" Industrou~ Danes VIII
'i' ffatnei and e very pleasant time
- aHt''iTIt"d Sewing and fanrv work
"'ll be- th- diversions f1r tia evening
hIl = III 1ttcndAIcn Is InnNch fn,-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14
Wiu Entertain.

NJ and Mr.. " r. DIXON u.If enter
tdlh "a number oi ttri- friends their
nome "u North Fourth street MS even
''S af a SIX O'Clock dinner ana "A yerv
pleasant time ~ ant. cipaf~l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14
Assault Chsros

Thomas Rouse OF Klee vas arrested
by Constable Ninder on a warrant g..
sued before Squire Norrall. al tho in
stance ~ Elmer West. charging him
with assault and bafterv ITO uaa ar
TaiEned before the Justice enferad a
plea ~ guilty and was hned SO and
costs which no made ARRANGEMENTS
70 pay
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14
BRIDGEPORT
Special Meeting.

a special meeting Of the local lodge
~ MasOn- was held last evening. and
there waS q larc" attendance. Degree
work Wa a feature az the meeting.
.-voraI cnndIdltes heing thknn in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14

10 "a" match games oT call ~hot ~
~. ideal billiard I'ariots Last evening
s"fW"eu Nose MuIhollaud avI Han
Nt"i. fhr first game was So g. 20 i'm
lhN"r "f Nulholiand MulhollandS high
u VIZ g In tn" second game kt.lS
nhi~h'd - q" eb. Tho deciding game
VIII D." played snU. limo u-xt wees
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14

Robert johnson % Rcd Town. % Gov.
rileF west ~ this citv. vas arrested
Constable Adrtn Ninder ON p var
ant issued from gnuire No-reU's
court A. tho instance ~ J n Travis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14

Handsome portfolios Of photoa-ay.
ures Of Abraham Lincoln arc offered
~ Tho Intelligence. Six ~pho,oorav.
ures' with complete description Ct
each. for 8 cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14

y lafg" crowd that dilrd tho church
20 "N"rl"wi heard The ri. Rev. Dod-
uh ~ columbus ~ - Paul. =. t.
'hlrlH last evening ard he rave a very
interesting discourse.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14
GAS EXPLOSION
At Msrtirs Ferry Results IN Small
Fire and One Mar Slightly
Burned.

" + E-uney. ticket agcn' in the c.
q p station at Martins Ferry. sue-
tanned Painful burns a5cut , o'clock
las evening whom a gas explosion oc-
CARED In his home ~ that place. The
explosion occurred whom = gas pipe
.n he cellar o. the building snapped
~ TWO. the escaping gas ignitinc from
70 furnace w the cellar. IN a short
time 'Ie cellar Was ~ mass OF flames.
ana e ca- eulpioyr running TO eNtin.
guish fhe hre sustained rainful burns
about the iacs and HAND The Mar
tins Ferry Ere department confined
the blaze 10 rho collar and extin-
euish'd 20 with au' small damage.
H1ndsome portfolios Of ~photoorav.
Ures OF Abraham Lincoln are offered
by The intelligence. Six ~photoorav.
ures. with complete description 81
each. FOR s cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14
BELLAIhD
RhetorieaIs his An.-nonn

Rhetoricals will be held Zoo Ito Iorr.
nigh school this afternoon b.t O..
members OF tho Freshman class IT,.
following program vii be rendered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14
~Instruetor Annoint.h

Instructor Appointed.
Prof W. p. Black. az Oberiu 90.
lego. has been selected by the BOARD
Of Education 20 mn the acanc made
IN tho commercial department or tho
High school by the resignation of
Prof I u Stout Prof Stout Will
leave fhis evening FOR Lexington. Ky.
Prof Black win take up his new du.
tics Monday
, 1913-01-18

HNN the most Submissive representation of
~ the Ministry OF Finance, HIS Majesty
the King was most graciou~Iy pleased by
Resolution Of 6h December 1912 to sanction
the following Additional Money Bill to the
Budget for the Municipality Of st. CroiX for
the Fjnoncial year from the lst April 1912
to the Dist March 1913, passed by the Colo
NAL Council for St. Croix at End discussion
on the 4th October, by which was granted:
.Sub Item XVI Uocertalu Expenses.
In advance to the disposal Of the Agricul-
tural Society Of St. Croix for defrayirg the
expenses connected with inquiries concerning
the procuring, for account of the st. Croix
immigration Fund, Of a motor plough for
use in st. Croix, up to....,... Frs. 10000.
Which is hereby made known in conformity
with the Colonial Law $58.
Government st. Croix, the 18th January,
1913.
For IHe Governor.
BAUNANN.
, 1913-01-18
DAGS0RDEN
for Kolonialraadets ordlnere Mode,
MANDAG den 20de Januar 1913,
Kl. | EfteImiddag P1@clS.

]. Sp0rgsmaal ON Udtraedelse af 3dlc
konoevalgte Medlem dean Petersen.)
2 Valg uf , Mpnd til at indtrnde / en-
Kommission sammen med ToldtorVaI-
terne og Mugleren for at meddele OPP
lysning ON Prison paa Oens P%roduktcr
til Afbenyttelse we'd FastsUttelsen al
Toldbodtaksten.
3. Valg af Medlemmer af den j s | al
Anordning ON Foranstaltnlnger mod
Syodomme hos Bomuldsplanten ON
handlede Kommission.
4. Valg at 2 MedIemmer til / Henhold til
Advantageous 3, at indtr@le i Besty-
observation-disclosures If Fondet til Foleog
med Opforelse og Drift af en- otfentli8
Landsby paa St. Croix.
; Forelaggelse af RegnskabsoyersIgter
for Finnnsaaret l909-10 vedrorende St.
Croix Kolonialkasse, ndarbejdede at
Finansministeriet. I'll Eftersyn paa
Kolonialraadets Kontor ! Ch%ristiansted
fra Onsdag den l5ds. hver Dag fra 9-5,
s. Forelegeelse af Udskrift af kommunal-
udvaloets Forhandlingsprotokol for Ok
tober Kvartal 1912, fremseudt If kom-
mupalud~ valeets Formaud / HenhQId til
Sill Vedlp9t for kommuua!udvalSet
paa ST. Groin. Til Eftersyn paa holo-
niaIraadets kontor / Christiausted fra
Onsdag den 15ds. liver Dag fra %.
T. Afgivelse at 1%etenkniDg over Forslag
til Lov ON Gendarmerikorpset / Dansk
E~estindien.
S. Foresp0rgsel til Guvernementet vedror-
onde neutrality-suspicious. Wagering ved
at aubefale en- Ansognlng ira en- Gruh-
defer i Frederiksted ON at h@ve Diet we'd
hans Bolig vierende GalleriQote Medlem
for Frederiksted BY, Coulter)
Foresporgsler til Guvernementet fra
lste Medlem for Christiansted by o8
ForstRder (Stakemann).
1. Angaaende den Frederiksted be-
staaende Fremganesmaade we'd Med
delelse af Pratik i'll Skibe.
2. Angaaenle Stayninger til den kgl.
Landsover-samt Hof-og Stadsret.
3. Augaaende Nedsettelse nj for Ilden
gieldende Gebyrer folkgl. BevllllnGer.
Kolonlalraudet, st. CroiN, den l4le Jan
ar, 1913,
A.E STAKEMANN,
J,4.4myI
, 1913-01-18
Irunsl alton
Publication.

e. is hereby made known that the regular
'@ Mail Service between ST, Croix and ST
Thomas, from the ia.u INST VIA be carried
on. by tao Motor schooner "Dannebrog",
leaving:
ehH-tian@ted lo1 ST. Thomas every Mon
day and Thursday al / o'clock p m,
st. Thomas for ChuslIanstod every Tues
day and every secoed Friday, to commence
with Friday the 9th inst, at 9 o'clock p. M,
st Tbomas for ElejerikStod every second
Friday, to commence with Friday the 18th
inst. at s o'clock T. a..
Government Of The Danish Wost India Is
lands, st. Thoma~, the Sth January 1913.
HELNEG-LARSEN.
, 1913-01-18


l.. Question al Ultl uN.#l ST 2rd Grown
4444hsr jean pcarset9.
!. Election III uea - Io90a Commission
roui3inGy with rho INSPECTOR of Gus
too,. and the Booker Tor furnishing
e.9,raations respecting the prices for
the Islands Produce for guidance in
fxioo fhe tarif.
3 Election OF Members for the Commission
pursuant to / oil Orduan d regarding
Measures a~aaiDst Diseases Of Cotton
plants.
/ Election of ) Members for the Commis-
SION If az N1a.ement Of The Fund
ar ~. aynarm-ut.y.tU me- ercclio4 and
-m,oaoenru ot . oublic VILLAGE in ST.
Croty narsnant TO 81 of the Ordinance.
). Production if statement for tho Fiuau-
caI Vear lg0Q-lU concerning the GO
lou.al Treasury of 81. Croix malo out
by tbe Ministry 3f Enauce. For IN
snpcfiou at the Council, Office in Chris
fio64foJ nom Wednesday the 18th inst,
daily from 9-5.
& Production If C,ng of tbc minute of
tina 9Iu,irin9l C4n miftec for October
, 1913-01-18
Beke ndtgorels G.

mET bekendtg6res herved, at den regel-
~ mses,ige PosIfart melIem St, CroiX og
St. Thomas fra den l3de DENIES VII blive
besorget af Motorskonnerten f'Dannebrog'
med Afgangstider indtil videre:
Fra Christiansted til St. Thomas liver
Mandag og Torsda8 III. 81 EGtermiddag.
Fra St. Thomas til Christiansted hvor
Tirsdag og hveranden tredag at beg,nde
med Fredaeen den q dennes III. 8 Aften.
Fra ST. Thomas til Frederiksted hveran-
den rredag, at begynde med F'redagen den
II, deunes HI. s Fofmiddag.
Guyernemeu.et for dc dansk-yestindisko
Der. St. Thomas, den SIDE Januar 1913.
HELWEG LARSEN,
, 1913-01-18
AnSMttelSe.

w"y FTERAT Dannebrogsmand A. HEN
A DEHSON er afgaaet we'd OGDEN har
Guverucmentet under lite Januar l913 be.
skikkot Herr K0bmand r. /. HIGGINS
til Medlem al ForiigcIse1kommissionen for
Frederiksteds Jurisdiction.
, 1913-01-18
"UH1E ElONS"
Is published keerY


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in advance,
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The Detroit times., 1913-03-31
ORPHEUS CLUB GIVES
CONCERT OF MUCH MERIT

Once more, in its all too infreQuent
public appearances, the Orpheus club
proved its high merit as male
chorus. Friday evening, in the Church
of Our Father, In the second Of the
seasons two subscription concerts
The club, numbering 26 voices, IL di.
rected by Charles Frederic Morse and
its membership is mAde-up OF we'll
known Detroit church singers.
The program given Friday evening
presented, for the first time in Detroit
Charles Wakefield CadmAn's cantata
"The Vision OF Sir Launfal." 1t proved
an interesting work and was excel
lently given by the club. the solo parts
for tenor and baritone being taken by
the assisting artists. William LAWN
tenor, Of Detroit, and Marion Green
OF Chicago.
The first half Of the program was
devoted to two groups Of part songs
by the club: An aria. "Hilda Verge
au Pale spurire' tReyert,- by Mr.
LAWN. to the applause following which
he responded by singing the ever-de
lighted Songs or Araby;" and q
group of songs by Mr.. Green. Mr.
Green was received with much favor
by the audience and responded to the
applause with Mother o. Nine" The
Dutch folk song, Prayer OF Thanks
giving" and the Russian folk song OF
the Volga boatman given by the Or
pheus club. by request, we're enthusi
received.
ALA ID. Zuidema. organist, and Miss
Harriet J. Ingersoll, pianist, played
efficient accomplishments.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-31
co.
TOADD TOFACTORY
New Addition Will Cost 1925, 900
and Add 10000 Square
Feet to Floor Space

Ground has been broken for the
erection of another big addition to
the factory Of the Burroughs Adding
Machine Co. At Second and Amster-
dam-aves.. to cost in the neighbor-
hood of $125.OOO. This will make
the third addition TO the Burroughs
plant In two years.
The new building will take the
form Of an extension to the big four
story factory building which was
erected In 1911, and will extend
from the western end of the present
building, to the end Of the Burroughs
property at the railroad at Third-ave.
The new building will be 65 feet
wide and four stories above the
ground with q 10-foot basement. 1t
will be Of brick and reinforced con-
crete construction, similar to the
building which 1t will adjoin, and
will add about 10000 square feet of
floor space to the present factory, be-
Ing the total floor space up to $751;
500 square feet-over seven acres.
1t has not been decided AZ yet just
what department Of the factory will
occupy the new addition. but 1t ID
probable that several departments
will be enlarged and given more
space. allowing for even greater ef-
|Hciency than at present, and the en-
ployment OF additional men.
The erection of the new building
anticipates an even greater demand
for adding machines than ever be-
fore.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-31

founded. that of erecting church for
Negro Catholics. Play will begin 1t
Z o'clock. In the afternoon, and
o'clock In the evening. dancing TO
conclude the evening. The members
Of the society will meet Sunday after
noon, in st. Mary's hall.
Whether 1t was the advertising
qualities of . hayrack with . load oi
farmer lads and lassies on top Of It.
which paraded the streets In the west.
ern part OF the city Friday afternoon,
that attracted 80 many people to the
barn dance In West Warren hall Fri
day evening. the fact remains that
the hall was crowded with merry
dancers. dressed In ''rube" costumes
The dance was under the auspices OF
the West Warren Residents associa,
ton and proved the most successful
entertainment ever given under STINT.
lar auspices Sandwiched between
the dancing numbers, which included
everything from an old-fashioned reel
to the Tango, vaudeville and musical
acts were given on the platform. to
the great delight and amusement of
those present. The special program
was given by Harold Deeds. Ralph
Beach, Charles Moran, Arthur Bene-
dot. Bert Hall. Charles latham, Miss
Ethel Nieman and members Of the
association.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-31

day evening. April 8. The following
students Of the conservatory gave the
regular Wednesday afternoon concert
Miss Carrie Rowsom. Miss Henrietta
Brinsden. Mrs. +. H. Judson. Miss
Melinese O'Connor and Miss Mary |.
Gregg. Miss Gregg. assisted by Mr..
King. and Miss Edith LArrowe. accom-
PIANIST, will give . musicale In the
hall. Thursday evening, April 3.
my Own Colleen" and Dear Old
Shamrock Land" new songs by I'd.
ward O'Connor. the Detroit composer,
are being used with great success. In
concert work. by Harold Jarvis.
Miss Louise Yapp, Of the Oanapol
School OF Musical Art played 0riegs
Berceuse and Norwegian Bridal Pro
cessiOn ut al Afternoon concert. gtvon
In the East Side settlement Wednes-
day. Miss Marguerite Thorns, violin.
list. played for the ladies' society of
the North Woodward Presbyterian
Tuesday. and gave two solos
In the Sunday school services Easter
The following piano pupils
OF Miss May Preston. Miss Hilda
Miss Bessie BlAckadder
and Miss Hilda Lee. appeared In con-
cert training class, Tuesday after.
noon: Helen Baldwin. Margaret and
Peggy Page, Helen Curtis, Jennie
Holskin. Laura Rosenthal. Marion
Johnson. Beatrice Fry and Hazel Hill
The Detroit times., 1913-03-31

ave.. $500: for City 4 eubux1Mx2
Homes Co, Ltd. to Harry H. PlogG
lots Al and AZ 1.-TWO acros). v0~&'
side OF Longacre-ave., bGtWoo
Plymouth-rd. and COOn-avo, 01,0o0$
Tor City & Suburban Homes Co.. LkG&
TO Fred Larsen, lots rs and - (tW3
acres), east side OF Longacre-avA. -,
tween Piymouth-rd. and CooaANo3
$1,000: for City & Suburban HOSES
Co, Ltd, TO William H. Weber. 49,
IL and IL 1.-TWO acres). east 80 81
Longacre-ave., between Plymouth-U4E
and Coon-ave., $1,000; for City 9 49,
burban Homes Co.. Ltd, to Mlnnto'
Ferguson, lot al Tone acre} sask 1879
OF Longacreave.. between Plymonthr.
I'd. and Coon-ave., $500; for Cit ~
suburban Homes Co.. Ltd, to Ann,
Ferguson. lot 30 tone acreJ. east 49,
OF Longacre-ave.. between Plymou4he
I'd. and Coon-ave.. $500: for CITY IN
Suburban Homes Co.. Ltd. to Lezx6
Millman. lot 80 Zone acre). east 1l6o
OF Longacre-ave.. between Plymoot1'
I'd. and Coon-ave, $500: for City ~
Suburban Homes Co., Ltd, to ufoa'
Dennison and wife. lot Is Zone acfoJ,
east side Of Longacre-ave.. betwoe9
Plymouth-rd. and Coon-ave.. $500; { ~.
City 4 Suburban Homes Co.. Ltd, ~
Margaret Pearson. lots Is and II (tWo'
acres), east side of Longacre-ave., ~
tween PlymOuth-rd and Coon-ave., ST.
900.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-31
SUPREME COURT JUSTICE
FALLS II FLOORS TO DEATH

NEW YORK, March 29.-Supreme
Court Justice Henry BischoR was
killed late yesterday afternoon by =
fifteen-story fall down the elevator
shaft OF the Dmisrant Industrial ssv.
inss bank building. 81 Chambsrs-st..
on the thirteenth floor Of which h3s
chambers were.
He got on ut the twelfth noor By
mistake and stepped back through the
closing doors into the space opened
by the ascending elevator.
The fall was about $50 feet The
body was 80 mangled by the fall. that
at first 1t was impossible. to identity
It. Howard b. Sands, Justice Bis
chofY's secretary. finally identified the
watch and key chain.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-31
TO INTEREST BUILDERS
IN WORK OF CASS TECH

An invitation has been extended to
the members of the Builders 4 Trad.
ers' exchange to visit the CAss Tech.
nic6i fiigh school and interest them
selves In the work that 10 being GO
complished by the students. There
are at present $50 students in the
technical department. Next year, pro-
viding the appropriation 10 allowed.
continuation classes will be organised
to give supplementary training to
those already employed in various 70
cations.
At the present time classes are be-
ing conducted for machinists, pattern
makers. carpenters, electrical work
ers and for commercial once en-
ployes with q total attendance OF
about $50 men, representing about 70
different firms. II the appropriations
are allowed. work for sheet metal
tradesmen, printers and industrial
chemists will be started before Sept
l. The exchange Is asked for it, Co
operation and criticism.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-31
CITY & SUBURBAN HAS
GOOD LIST OF SALES

The City 4 suburban Homes Co.,
reports the sale of three-story
double brick, with cottage and barn
In rear. located at No. 477-9 Cass-
ave-. for A. Green to Charlotte Lem
mon. The brick adjoins the property
formerly owned by the First Baptist
|church. The sale price 10 not made
public. but the estimated value Of the
property Is $4,000.
Other sales reported by the City
& Suburban Homes Co.. Ltd, are:
For City 4 Suburban Homes Co. Ltd,
10 Robert G. Hebestreit. lots 1l9, 1870.
I121, 1873, 1873 and 1874 on the east
side Of Pearl-ave., between Ferndale
and WoOdmere-aves $500: for Will
liam II. Shumaker to William Mills,
two frame cottages north side Of
|Avery-ave.. east Of Mt. Elliot-ave..
$4,000; for William Mills to William
II. Shumaker. lots 81, 81. 81. 68, SO.
20 and II. north side Of Erle-ave.,
sAst Of John R.-st.. 31,676; for julius
Porath to Arthur r. Thayer, two
story dwelling. No. -, south side
of Maryland-ave.. between Lnwood &
Lawton-ave., t4,150: for Edward T.
NeWkirk. to Carmen Fiore. house and
lot SS east side OF Albert-ave., north
Of Harper-ave.. S1.40O: for Detroit
savings bank to Paul Saffian. frame
dwelling, No. 1892 east side OF Cadil-
lac-ave.. south Of Harper-ave.. So
400; for Ernest Tunmer to Gustave
A. Schlichtung. lot % Il acre. Lit
tie Farms Sub, No. l." on the east
side OF Longacre-ave., between
Plymouth-ave. and Coon-ave., $3.50;
for Helen y. Meredith to John Meitz
lot Is. on the west side OF Newland-
ave-, between Sylvcster-st. and Can
neld-ave., 1925; for City L. Suburban
Homes Co., Ltd, to Frederick w.
Pagel 1.-TWO acres east side OF Mon
nier road. between Grand River-ave
and =. NJ X. r.. Greenfield. 24O by
1858. 1880: for Helen " Meredith to
Ben &. Schmicking. lot 81 west side
VI Newlandave.. between Mack-aye
and Sylvester-st.. 1915: for Sstste\ OF
Robert e. Walker To Laura Millman,
lot 800 west side OF Chippewa-ave..
north VI Harper-aye.. $3.50: for City
4 Suburban Homes Co. Ltd, to
Boyce. lot - tone acre. Lit
tie Farms Sub, No. H. situated on
the east side OF Longacre-ave., be
tween Plymouth road aud Coon-ave.
for Dennis r. and Charles NJ. Grove
Ia City 4 Suburban Homes Co.. Ltd,
house and lot 81. north side OF Besse-
Hamtramck, $l.4OO:
Tor City q Suburban Homes Co.. Ltd.
TO Dennis r. and Charles n. Grove,
Iots 81 and SO. west side OF Colfax-
ave-. between Milford and fireman
aves., $500: for Bessenger q Moore
o Dinsh Il. Walker. lots 297 and 39S,
East aide Of Knodel, south Of Gratiot-
The Detroit times., 1913-03-31
STREET CAR employees
CLAIM STRIKE VICTORY

CHICAGO, March 29.-Docision of
the board of arbitration In the dispute
involving 10000 employees Of Chicago
surface street railways, announced to-
day. was regarded by both sides -
a victory for the company.
An increase Of about two cents per
hour for every employe, totailing
100000 year. was granted BY the
arbitration board. The nndings were
not as satisfactory to the men q the
agreement reached at the beginning
Of the dispute by President Mahon.
Of the street car mems union, and
heads OF the roads. and subsequently
rejected by the men.