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The Detroit times., 1913-12-29
Ordinance No. 79-A

AN ORDINANCE changing the name
OF Morrelt street extending from
Detroit River 10 Toledo avenue, 10
Morrcu avenue.
II 81 hereby ordained by the people
OF the city OF Detroit: -
Section ] That the public stree. Nf
highway heretofore known Az NorrVli'
street extending from Detroit River
to Toledo avenue. be. and the same is
hereby changed 20 and shall hereafter
be- known "a Morrell avenue.
Sec. > This ordinance shall take
INN, date effect
Approved Dec o. 1913.
OSCAR u MARX.
Mayor.>
Nttest. RICHARD LINDSAY,
city clerk.
A-SG7 (Ofhciai papers please copy)
The Detroit times., 1913-12-29

PITTSBURGH, Pa. Dec. 27.-The
arrival OF Evangelist billy" Sunday
and his party was delayed two hours
today by the collision OF the Pennsyl-
vania railroad : New York day eN
press with trolley car In Canton
o. according 20 reports receiyed here.
The engine of the express was-de-
rallied and the motorman, of the troll
lev car. Robert Scott. OF New Castle.
O.. was seriously injured.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-29
sROAOW Az.

"A Christmas Angel, the one-ac'
play which drew such crowds 10 the
Broadway theater. last week, mas Deen
retained for a second week. and was
viewed by large audiences, Sunday
tn play is enacted by two children,
Roland and Josephine Wallace. and a
bic policeman. The playlet is ope
staged BY Gustave Frohman, brother
OF Charles and Daniel Frohman. the
well-known New York theatrical mau,
ayers. Il is very prettily presenter
and is particularly appropriate to the
Christmas season.
Preceding "A Christmas Angel" Is
the motion picture drama, The BOY
and the Law" the story of which Is
told BY Willis Brown, former Judge
OF the Juvenile court. in Titan. Judge
Prnwn wrote the drama from incl:
dents which came under his personal
observation while Judge Of the juve
nile court
The Detroit times., 1913-12-29

AN ORDINANCE TO provide for the
time OF expiration of all licenses Is
sued 70 the keepers OF meat shops,
restaurants and second hand stores
IL IS hereby ordained by the People
OF the city Of Detroit.
Section l. That all licenses Issued
TO the keepers OF meat shops, restau-
rants. or second hand stores shall ex
rtrr ON ttIp- first day of November, next
following the date OF the Issue
Sec g This ordinance shall take
Immediate effect.
Approved Dec. %. 1913.
OSCAR -. MARX,
Mayor.
Attest RICHARD LINDSAY.
(A-364) City Clerk.
COfhcial papers please copy)
The Detroit times., 1913-12-29

Reading from left TO right: Sisters
Astoria cubllo, Eugenio CARA, label
QuizaIn; Father Jose Garcia Mother
Superior Anastssia Gorostaza; Sisters
Ana Cidi, Clementia Leeasa, and Ce-
lerina Oraz.
These nuns and their priest were
forced out of Chihuahua, Mexico. by
The Detroit times., 1913-12-29

=
au'nued so as TO read as follows
sec q That every person DESTROYS
To- carry on said trade on business shall
make application in writing to the
Mayor OF said city FOR "a license. SET
ting forth the street or number OF the
place ot business I'm which he or she
intends TO carry on said trade or busi-
moss and the Mayor shall have power
70 grant such license upon the pay
ment of tifty Cents and executing a
bond TO the city OF Detroit In the
penal sum OF Ten Dollars with one OF
more sufficient sureties. conditioned
upon the faithful observance OF the
provisions OF the city Charter. and the
said license shall be In force until the
first day OF Novcsn Der next ensuing.
Approved Dec %. 1913
OSCAR r. MARX.
Mayor.
Attest. RICHARD LINDSAY.
(A-365) city Clerk.
(Ofdcial papers please copy)
The Detroit times., 1913-12-29
- 90. a cold In one oaY

Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUlNlNE
Tablets. Druggists refund money II /,
fails To cure. r. w GROVES sigma
ture is on each box. 25c.-Adv
The Detroit times., 1913-12-29
FORD. /.

4 Gertrude Howell is III OF typhoid
3 Ono KAply. OF Detroit. is visiting
~ Wiste. North Line.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-29
poiIce breaking I'm door of rOom
-. A. LII Heerh-sI. snnhnN fnunh

the body 81 William DOYLE. 50 years
old. and an open gas jet. Invest ga
non bv Coroner Rothacker resulted
i'm a decision ~ accidental death.
4+rEIs divorced man. lived alone
saturday night ha-p purchased e hie
turkey 10 take 10 the home % his
dnuuhter. Mrs Alex Ford No -
Rufternut-st.. rs the main event inr
ffast in honor OF newly born
grandson IN whom he had taken -
tense pride
The Detroit times., 1913-12-29
CADILLAC.

OROlGLAN.
Harry C.. Lewis "A Trip 10 Paris"
company offers a popular brand OF
clean burlesque entertainment in the
Cadillac theater this week. The
chow is In three parts, one-act oper-
eta called "Paquita." an olio OF vau-
deville acts. and snappy closing
burletta that brings into action the
l.entfre- company of singers. dancers
and other performers.
George REIN. in the character 81
\ BiGernfaf r. vee+fefetfs- ana--teettf-
batiye Irishman, and Marjorie Lake,
1.-THE girl with the baritone voice
\ take the leading roles. They are sup
ported by Cash Knight clever Ger
IMAM comedian. who is the best laugh
Ztr6ducer in the show; Grace Wolfe
fanka Rehn William Winterhon, HON
" Long. and 90 singing and dancing
sirls
The Carlton sisters. the HAPPY
Erhooi kids. appear in the olio with
snttt Beyerstedt, boy yiOlinist. ant
M1rjorie Lake, soloist.
The sho wis we'll staged, and sew
ertl novel song hits are inclpded II
me program. There viii be the usua
3 eSkning and matinee performance
9sSry day. special program hayini
<1etn arranged for New Years eve.-
The Detroit times., 1913-12-29

the city HAN and viii remain In ses-
sion for period OF six hours 10 hear
any person or persons desiring 10
object 10 any assessment SO made.
BOARD or ASSESSORS.
by JOHN 6. NAGEL.
(A-37O) President.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-29

Gen. Francisco villa. commander OF
the rebel force that captured the city.
Their valuables were taken from
them. their churches and convent
looted These photographs were TAX
en- by w. Fl D6rborough stan pho
tographer AZ FL Paso the day the rerl-
gees reached safety on the soil OF the
United states.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-29
GAYETT.

princess" Luba Meroff a beauti-
ful Russian. is the star OF the New
Taxi Girls company. in the Gayety
this week. The princess can both
sing and dance. and is possessed OF
an attractive personality whictr wins
much applause A Cossack dance, be-
tween acts, is particularly pleasing,
and in addition to her other accom-
plishments. Princess Meroff performs
creditably on the mandolin and xylo-
phone.
Miss Lynne Carter. brunette sing.
or. Is another big hit, She * pos
sessed of an unusually good +'vcit'e',
which won the unqualified approval
OF the Sunday afternoon audience.
Frank Harcourt, who won much pop
nlarity in Detroit during the summer
buflesque season, Charles Jansen and
Marty Ward. make a comedy trio
which Is hard 10 beat
The New Taxi Girls company fol-
4 lows the old style OF two burlesques
with an "olio" OF vaudeville sand
(, wiehed between The first act has
to do with the complications arising
from an elderly Germans visi' "a
n cafe with woman not his wife
\ The second Is entitled American
Prisoners i'm Mexico"
The chorus is good looking anc
we'll trained.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-29

au-ipe-.-Itke PrintiDs. No fuss and
no feathers The plain, neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co. 10
John IL sat hone Main ltSs.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-29

Attest RICHARD IlNDSNY
city Clerk
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-20
Gatlatin Is Strong.

Jolley, Gallatin county'S principal
point, winner, will be in the meet again
this year and will nave with him sev
eral of his old team mates. Unless
Butte, Gallatin's only contender, can
develop some stars who will be able
to keep Jolley and his men in the
background and win from h Boze-
man team by a plurality of 20 points,
the five-year cup will travel to the
Gallatin valley this year.. Butte must
win if Gallatin is to lose. Gallatin
need not win a point this year. provid-
ed Butte's team is not strong enough
to make 80 points.
Missoula's total in the competition
for the cup is not very large, owing
to the fact that the Garden City team
was barred from the meet for two
years after the overwhelming victory
won by Gish, Conrad and Trainor.
During their two years Of competition
the Missoulians have almost cinched
one honor, though. They have won
the annual relay race twice in sue
cession. In 1909 Butte's team, made
up of such stars as Fred Brooks,
Max Kenck inc Nickel, won the relay.
Granite county, captained by Jimmy
Brown, next to Gish the fastest sprint
er the interscholastic has yet seen,
won the race. Brown defeated Hauser
without any trouble that year and
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-20

only that no dummy entries shall be
made for the purpose of giving some
student a trip to Missoula and that
those who compete in the meet shall
have qualified for the competition by
meeting with the requirements of the
following standard:
F~irty-yard dash, 6 2-5 seconds.
One hu~ndred-yard dash, - seconds.
Two hundred twenty-yard dash, q
seconds.
Four hundred forty-yard dash, / min
ute 5 seconds.
Eight hundred eighty-yard run, 9
minutes so seconds.
Nile run, 5 minutes 30 seconds.
Pole vault, 7afeet 6 inches.
High jump, A feet 6 inches.
Broad jump, Is feet,
One hundred twenty-yard high hur-
dies, 81 seconds.
Two hundred twenty low hurdles, 40
seconds.
Shotput Q2-pound shot), q feet.
Hammer throw Q2-pound hammer),
so feet.
Discus hurl, 70 feet.
Few high school boys cannot quail
ify under this standard. A COMPARE
son between the standard and the rec
ords established during the nine years
of competition will show the differ
ence between the qualifying standard
and the actual performance of the
athletes. The present records follow:
Fffty-yard dash, S 2-5 seconds. Rec
ord held by Denny of Flathead.
One hundred yard-dash, 10 rs sec
onds. Record held by Belden of Fer
gus.
Two hundred twenty yard-dash, 90
10 seconds. Record held by Denny of
Flathead.
-Four hundred forty-yard dash, SO
As seconds. Record held by Hauser
of Anaconda.
Eight hundred eighty-yard run, 2
minutes 6 S-5 seconds. Record held
by Crum of Helena.
Mile run, 4 minutes Al 2-5 seconds.
Record held by Crum of Helena.
One hundred twenty-yard high hur-
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-20

Were Lost and Won;" debaters are
polishing the arguments for and
against the government telegraph;
essayists are recording pioneer
tales-all in preparation for the
University of Montana's 10th in
t~erscholastic meet, to be held on the
campus May 6 to 10. Present indi-
cations point to new records on the
athletic field and larger numbers in
attendance. The 10th will be the uni
versity's greatest in~terscholastic.
Interest centers, of course, in the
athletic events, for this meet will be
the concluding event of the second
five-year series.
The two big cups, one for the meet
and the other for the relay, are at
stake for five years. The result of the
meet this spring will determine their
final award. Gallatin county leads
in the race for the big Missoula Mer-
camille company cup, to be given the
team with the largest number Of points
won in five meets, while Missoula is
ahead of the state in the competi-
ton for the Victor relay cup. Only an
overwhelming defeat can take the cup
awaysfrom the Bozeman athletes, as
a glance at these totals, accumulated
in fnI,r m nntC will ChnIU.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-20

dies, 16 2-5 seconds. Record held by
Dinsmore of Missoula.
Two hundred twenty-yard low hur-
dies, rs As seconds. Record held by
Calbick of Flathead and Brown of
Granite.
High jump, 5 feet Z 1-2 inches. Rec
ord held by Logan of Gallatin.
Hammer throw, las feet feet 2 IL
inches. Record held by Davis of Park.
Broad jump, u feet 4 1-2 inches.
Record held by Gish of Missoula.
Pole vault, 10 feet 8 1-2 inches. Rec
ord held by Denny of Flathead.
Discus hurl, 113 feet 6 inches. Rec
ord held by Trainor of Missoula.
Shotput, 40 feet 2 1-2 inches. Record
held by Ryan of Teton.
Relay race, / minute "a seconds.
Record made by Missoula team of 1908,
Gish, Conrad, Beard and Trainor.
Tho Debates.
To, the spectator the athletic events
are the important features of the meet,
but the annual series of interscholastic
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-20
OF THE MEET

Tuesday, May 6.
$50 p. m. Interscholastic debate to decide state
championship, Assembly hall.
Wednesday, May Z.
$50 p. m. Declamatory contest, Assembly hall.
Thursday, May 8.
900 a. m. to noon. Inspection of university.
9:3O a. m. Meeting of athletic contestants, gymna-
SUM.
1000 a. m. Meeting of the Montana High School
Debating league, room 4, University hall.
100 a. m. Meeting of the Montana High School
Athletic association, Assembly hall.
200 p. m. Athletic meet, Montana field.
7:15 p. m. Singing on the Steps, University hall.
$50 p. m. Declamatory contest, Assembly hall.
Friday, May 8.
$50 a. m. Car ride for high school visitors and
students.
1890 p. m. Luncheon for visiting teachers, Uni
versity hall.
200 p, m. Finals in athletic meet, Montana field.
$50 p. M "Jolly-Up' and dance, Montana field
and gymnasium.
Saturday, May 10.
900 a. m. Adjourned business meetings.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-20

OYS in trunks and
jerseys are run
ming, jumping and
throwing weights;
girls and boys are
practicing Lin
coins Gettysburg
speech and How
the La Rue Stakes
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-20

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Gin Natiunalparf in Irgentinien.

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prdbiftoriife OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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iiber Vncrto Mont in Siio9iIe bes
QUEEN erreiht tpero.n fam.
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idaft @ibrss ). s.. Die Die nisbrisitsn
@osprsiie beS Bersinisten 8bnissrslbs
ouiweiit, bat Der etp0bnlide @oniu'
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speden eintreten la1en. Inter ben
neuen Staten foIiet bar StrOm fir oieie
2wede III nod 81 Gent pro allo'
mottsS tunbe.
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Ter Senti.t )e Widcf.
seiu tlrbilb 1T rins Jifturtihe 4eriSn.
Iidj;ctt.

Gs III toum 6etonnt, boB Der
oeutfde Midxl. bieie REORGANIZATION
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ben Spnniern. beibro9ts, ben Hnmen
Der beutihe Witel".
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trout, 1874 g.boren, entitammte eis
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bon Der protsftontiiten Union be-
itellt ais 3ittmeiItsr iiber 500 Ronn
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'ponii6sn 6ssrs bs3eifnet nurbs.
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@aS lit Da los?

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gao>@oitein. bds ieinen ~itarfer geiuh
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nihtl Sic ReidlSbeutiten iinb gu
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gu ueriuetlen. so lnnse berehnet mar
n1mlih oaB es oauern peroe ebe Die
neue oemofratilfe s in Dor
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neuen 3arif lit. baB berielbe nur elm
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meg.
SIN rebrisen, iuste or. Gid. brinse
er Der neuen @siebsebuns GILES @Obl'
rpllen entsesen, unb es lei gu bOffen.
baB Iie ben @rmortunsen ibrer lrbeber
better entlprehen meroe ais man i'm
Nussmeinen ertparte. &ur5, bel benz
ueuen Tarif beiBt's einitneiIen abpars
ten uno 9heetrinfen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-10
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