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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-08

day afternoon concert In the con-
servatory hall: Miss Patrice Fisher
Miss Lucille Lincoln. Miss Ruby
Clemens. Miss Dorothy Schmidt. Miss
May Thompson. and Miss Hildegarde
Wallick. Miss Helen Fitzsimons,
pianist. OF the faculty. gave several
numbers at concert in the Liggett
school. Wednesday evening. The fol-
lowing advanced students will give
the regular Wednesday afternoon
concert Miss Marguerite lewis. Miss
Mary Towar, Miss Hazel Ainslee, Mrs.
Fred l.. Neddemeyer. who recently
organized the Neddemeyer c0ncert
band Of Detroit. announces the fol-
lowing musicians as members: Flute.
Vincent Viggiano, Glenn Kerschner;
oboe. S. w. Abbott. Jay Barnard; clar-
met. Karl Hoppham. Gabriel Biaselli.
Paul Weiland. Charles Krejci, VIII
liam Votrnba. A. Lueckerman. Scott
Spencer. Fred Faber, II. Warner,
Philip Wolf. l.. J. horton, Fred Will
l:ams. Sr., Karl Graul. Cisto Monti-
CELL. John Black; bass clarinet,
Claude Long; bassoon. John V.
Krejci. Charles NJ. Hammond: saxa-
phone. Otto Gersabeck, J. w. Hol.
comb, Earl Meade; bass viol Fred
Maier. Herbert Names; cornet, Byron
Hooper, Ernest Lindemeyer. Harold
Todd and Fred Roberts, trumpet,
Earl Van Amberg. Ruben Sipley;
horn. Bany Slootsky. Gustav Mann,
Robert Burns; baritone. Demott
Gilbo; trombone. Max Smith. William
Van Amberg. William Maier. II. c.
Goyer; basses. Adam MOeller. John
Learmonth. Charles Sautter; battery,
8. +. Paine. Fred r. Brown. Ben Tom
linson. Rehearsals are held In the
convention hall of the Hotel Pont.
chartrain. through courtesy OF Man
ayers Woolley and Chittenden. Con-
drctor Neddemeyer has laid out
tentative program for rehearsal and
the first public concert will be given
in January at popular prices.
The Orpheus club concert In West
Minister church Friday evening, Dec.
II. promises to be one of the musical
events of the season. The assisting
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-08

AN ORDINANCE To amend Section
90 OF Chapter 49, OF the Compiled
ordinances OF the city OF Detroit for
the year 1912.
1t Is hereby ordained by the people
OF the city OF Detroit:
Section L. THAT section / 90 OF
Chapter 49, OF the Complied Ordt-
nances of the City or Detroit for the
year 1912 be. aud the same IN hereby
amended. as To read as follows.
Sec. Cd. The fire limits OF the city
of Detroit shall also include all that
portion OF the city described within
the following limits to-wit: Com
mencing at point on the center tine
OF Russell street. i2o feet distant
northcrly at right angles from the
northerly line 100 feet distant at right
angles from the northeriy line OF Ora
tiot avenue. thence northeasteriy m a
line 100 feet distant at right angles
from the northcrly line OF Gratict ave-
nue. to che center line OF Mitchell ave-
nue. thence southcriy along the ccntcr
line % Mitchell avenue to it, intcrscc-
ton with the northerly limo OF trutiet
avenue. thence northcasterly ayne he
northeriy line OF Gratiot avenue 30 -
point on said line 7+is feet easteri-
from the easterly line OF Mitchell ave
nue. thence noftherly along line rr~-
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Ordinance No. 70A

AN ORDINANCE: To amend Chapter IL
OF the Compiled Ordinances OF the
city OF Detroit for the year 1912 by
adding thereto a new section To be
known as Section ga.
IL IL hereby ordained by the people
OF the City OF Detroit.
Section I. That chapter il of the
Compiled Ordinances OF the city of De-
troit FOR the year 1912 be and the
same Is hereby amended by addini.
thereto new section to be known az
Section ga. as follows:
Sec. ia. Every person. firm or cor
poration selling or delivering unbalel
hay or straw within the limits or the
city Of Detroit shall before any such
sale OF delivery OF such unbaled hay
or straw have the same weighed by an
official wcighmastcr OF the city of De-
troit and secure a certificate therefor
showing the correct weight which
said certificate shall be delivered 10
any person. firm or corporation max .
ing such purchase
Sec. 3; This ordinance shall take
Immediate effect
Approved Dec g. 1912
OSCAR r.. MARX.
Mayor.
Attest: RICHARD LINDSAY
City Clerk
A-3eo tOffcial papers please copy.
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TELLS OF times
FIGHT FOR CLEAN
NEWS COLUMNS
General Public Demands Stories
That Are Fit to Go Into the
Home, Says Tom May
DELIVERS ADDRESS AT
ADCRAFT LUNCHEON
Tells of Times Efforts to Keep
Its Columns Free From CUES
tiOnable Matter

In an address at the Saturday noon
luncheon Of the Adcraft Club, Tom
May, cartoonist for The Times. cited
instances to prove that there is q
rapidly increasing demand for honest
advertising and clean journalism: that
line IL being drawn more every day
between the merchant who runs his
business In keeping with strict bust.
ness ethics and the one who endea-
vors to deceive the public by misrep
reservations In his advertising copy.
Mr. May told the history of his IA.
nous cartoon Forgotten the Incl
dent that gave him inspiration for It,
and linked the work OF successful
cartoonists with that of the newspa-
per publisher who strives TO bar fake
advertisers and obscene stories from
his columns.
THE Times has blazed the way
declared Mr.. May, "and has reached q
new era in newspaperdom by censor.
ing the copy that goes into it's news
and advertising columns and the fight
il Is making Is being praised by clean
and representative business men, and
reputable people In all walks of life
A newspaper should print only stories
that are At to be read In the homes
narratives that will elevate. rather
than deprave. II 1t is to go into the
home, and advertising should aim to
depict the truth, and not deceive.
am glad to be employed by newspa.
per whose aim is honesty and square.
dealing whose publisher has done SO
much to bring about better conditions
and whose campaign against shady
journalism is striking a note of re.
Spouse and appreciation on the par.
OF people who stand for better things
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COBB PLACE

ievard. whefe not already opened, Al
a public street and highway. :.
To A. Adams, w. II. Anderson. M. ~
Bryant a. J. Beardeieau. q. Z. BLACK
mer, O. T. Bader, William II. Brown.
Henry r.. Barnard, l.. A. Bailey, city 4
Suburban Homes Co. Walter W. Gull
ham, &C. f. Crane. j. G. Dickinson. n.
Dietrich, p. s. Dickinson, Mary A.
Fleming. j. A. Ferguson. Sarah Grind
ley, NJ. Grindley, r. 8. Good, Edward
Groll. II. Raymond Holcomb, Henry w.
Holcomb w. J. Hoben, John Hogan. r.
Hlett, G. +. Hertz, Herman A. Hueb-
ner. John j. Hart, c. Hoffman, Minnie
Hurd, r. p. Hubbard. Emery Heath.
Charles Hale William L. Holmes. J.
Jergewan, G. c. Kellogg. A.. kune. A.
Kneeland, Frank Krause, M. Larned,
v. Lynn. Mary Love. e. Langdon, May X
Kellogg. W; Markwardt Gorneiia Nal
seph Mason. Henry Merit. J. Meifner.
William Mailer, Paul Maskaski. Will
lam f.. Mitchell, Emile Prenrte. NJ. H..
Power, Herbert +. Palmer. f.: Pom
renkee, A. G. Peoples. Mabel Peoples.
NJ Picka, Mae L. Post, A. Ross. Michael
Roman, Michael Reilly, F.. j. Robinson.
Frank SHEPPARD, X. Service, William
F.. Schottke, John Strabouski, r. r..
Snyder, Benjamin Schaffer. Thompson
Mexican Land CO., +. NJ. Thompson.
Arthur Turner. T.. Wright, Adolph b.
Wurxburg, and to all other persons
owning, occupying or otherwise Inter-
ested In any OF the lots and premises
included In the following district and
portion OF the City of Detroit, Wayne
county. Mich. to-wit:
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BELvIDERE.AvENUE

from Mack avenue to Garfield avenue.
where not already opened. as public
street and highway.
To j. J.. Alderman: American State
Bank; J. J. Anei W. A.. Aldrldge;
Bryant & Walker. Fred Blum; II. G..
Barber: Vera NJ. Baker; Amanda $.
Barlow; r.. j. Beattie; j. Il. Brennan.
Marie Baffy; Bernard Buechler; II. j..
August Bohez; J. j. Broadway: j. II.
Burghardt T.. Black Central Savings
Bank; Cyril Concke; N. l.. Conwell: D..
/. Colwell: j. @. Cole; Charles l..
Curry; George chayey; +. Dehula;
Julia De-Marn; $. B. Dixon; 7. c.
Dulitz: J. G. Downie; De- Mann Bros. !;
+. b. Davis: Oswald Emich; r. III
, Elskorn; Frank G Everts: Theodore
\. Erumyiller; Fred Flick w. s. Fritz.
G. W. Frickelton; c. A. Cowar; O..
Gondxerowsky; A. Gillespie; a.
Gschwlnd; Mary Gilbert; +. II. George.
J 20 Hensel; w l. Henderson; Lebn
w |. Heames; F. II. Hendy+eSI. +
Hasty; August Jasmund: Edward Jock
Kemp & Wood: Eva Kramer: Herman
KroIick; Emma keusch: John King;
!seusch; Chris @. Lehman: j. c.
Loewen; Max Lesberger; August Lehr-
bass; Robert Morrision: Il. A. Moss;
Moyues ~ WOOL. Thomas j. MahOn; II.
r. Morrision; william G.. Miller: r.. G.
Montague: George Mitchell; ID. McKen-
drick; J. N. Mcdonald: ]. McConviIIe:
Mary Nolan; c. w. Noah: w. Nagel:
Nelson DINER; George A. Orieman
Carl OFT; George Oischlager Joseph
poiIett: c. n. Potts: Alexander pyle:
r.. Parman: L. c. Potter. Charles Pad
neld; j. Patsy; J. II. Pound. Jr.: James
T.. Quinn; George w. Ross; Flora Ro-
barge; NJ: T.. Richardson; George T..
Reidell; Thomas H. Roberts: T. Re.
hahn: Caroline Ross: ulrich Repan:
Vincent Ruhl; 1smael Roy: Spragrie a
visEer; Vim. Scripps Co; Thomas
smith; Ethel Strohaner: ]. W. shaw;
George Sutler: George Schag; X. n
Starkweather: T.. A. stevens: Bert
Sturgis; William T.. Schlichting. r.
Skilnik. G. Stebling: Stella Steel: Rob
CT X. Smith; William Thomas: i. w.
Teske: :. Tallman; Francis TerwiiIe-
ger; {. Ulrich; G. verbecke: r.. n. VAL
lIere: NJ. Vaudeville: j. Wilcox; Henry
=. Weber: j. Wellberg: George T. View
ermiller; August Wollenzin: Welch
I,ros. +. II. Welch: c. II. Wohlfert. ].
r. WeberA Anthony Yusten; Jos. Tim
norman; and to all ether persons own
ing. occupying. or otherwise Interested
In any OF the lots and premises in
Guided In the following district and
portion OF the City or Detroit. Wayne
county. Michigan to-wit.
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allel to the eastcrly line or Mitche3f
avenue to a point 100 feet disteS
n northeriy line Of ssratiot avenuS3
thence northeasterly on q line l10 kSeV<
distant at right angles from the norSsncss;;
eriy line Of Gratiot avenue sos.33S
thence eastcriy along the soutfer!
line or Harper avenue to point t13a5
feet distant easterly at right en&b~
from the southerly line Of Grat&ot eySc{j
nue. thence southwesterly In line !1x&s:
feet distant southerly at right aueteE
from the southerly line OF Grata0t axS
street; thence northeriy along the Gen
ter line OF Russell street to the pIe9<E
OF beginning; also all that p0rttoQ -
the city described within the follow
ing limits, to-wit: Commencing ~
point in the center line or Fteld ev
from the northerfy line OF Mack ~
nue.. thence easterly on line paraus4
TO rho north tine Of Mack aveUue fuT'
the casterly city line. thence souther1y
along said city line To a point loo Hcey &
south from the south line Of Mack ave.
to the southerly line Of Mack uven4xs
TO a point In the center line OF fIcl0
avenue, thence northerly to the place
of beginning. except the following de-
scribed piece parcel or land: the
south 80 feet OF the west 10 feet IS
Chaplin street as vacated.
Sec. 9 This ordinance shall IKE $
Approved Dec. 2, 1918. 5
OSCAR h. MARX.
Attest: RICHARD LINDSAY. q
city Clerk M
A-ael (Offciai papers please copyS. ~
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Ordinance No. PA.

AN ORDINANCE to amend Chapter Tx
OF the Compiled Ordinances Of the
City Of Detroit for the year 1919.
by adding thereto q new Sections
TO be known as Section la. ~
1t IL hereby ordained by the peOplCs
cf the City OF Detroit. ~
That Chapter 173 OF the Complies
Ordinances OF the City OF Detroit for
the year 1912 he amended by adding,
thereto n Section 20 be known an Secx
ton la, reading "a follows:
SECTION la All that portion or thU1
City Of Detroit beginning at the southrf
erly city limits and the east side OTx
First street; thence northeriy along
the east side OF First street 10 Cranes
River avenue: thence northwesterlyu!
along the north line OF Grand Rivc~
avenue 70 the east line OF Second ave-.
nue.: thence along the easterly limo on
Second avenue 10 the northerly CITY,
limits thence westerly along tiittt
ortherly city limits 10 the west line
OF Hamilton boulevard. thence south
erly along the west line of Hamtltor
boulevard to the northerly line of At
kinson avenue. thence westerly R1onw
the north line OF Atkinson avenue to N
the westerly line OF Wilson avenucyfy
thence southerly along the West line
OF Wilson avenue 70 the southerly line
along the southerly line OF seward
avenue to the westerly line of Greens
field avenue. thence southerly along =
the west line OF Greenfield avenue 10
the southerly lire or the West Grandx'
Buailevard thence easterly along thes
south lire OF West Grand Bouievards
TO the west line of sterling avenueRE
thence southwesterly ulons the WeS1. y
line OF Sterling avenue to the south Y
line OF Holden avenue: thence s0uth.|
easterly along the southerly line OF
Holden avenue TO the west line o.
Trumbull avenue: thence southerlXl
along the west line OF rrumbulI ave.
rue TO the southerly line OF Fort
street; thence easteriy along the south
line os Fort street TO the westerly lines
OF Eighth street; thence south alono1t
the westerly limo or Eighth street to-
the southerly city limits w
Approved Der. 2, 1913. ~
OSCAR " MARX. III
Mayor. 4.
Attest: RICHARD LINDSAY. ~
(A-3ra) city Clerk. IVY
(ofncial papers please copy
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ALLEGED RESORT
RAIDED BY POLICE
Hattie Miller and Five Others
Are Taken From First
st. House

Sergts. Wiggle and Van Nortwick
and Patrolmen Smith and Frahm
raided the house of Hattie Miller, at
No. 81 First-st., early Saturday morn.
ing, and arrested the Miller woman,
four other women inmates Of the
place. and five men who were in the
alleged resort The womens were
sent to Hunt.st. station. and the men
were taken to police headquarters and
released, with q lectuSe.
The women will alSo be released.
this time. with the warning any OF
them caught again will be prosecuted.
Forty-four bottles OF beer were
seized by the police.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-08
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

OF all the excellent amateur enter
tainments given In Detroit, the pro
duction of The Chimes OF Norman
dy.' In Columbus temple. Monday and
Tuesday evenings. Dec. 10 and 16, for
the beneft of the housing reform com
mite OF the Twentieth Century club,
promises To eclipse happiest mem
cries. Many or the best singers In
the city are In the cast OF principals;
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will be free to the public. Mr.. Freund
recently learned that Americans In
the last few years have spent upwards
of $500. 900. 40 annually on music and
yet. most or this enormous amount OF
money has been paid to and carried
away from these shores by foreign
artists. Mr.. Freund believes In Civ.
Ing the American musician, artist and
writer. the first chance.
The date OF the Mendelssohn clubs
production of The Messiah will be
Saturday evening. Jan. II. instead OF
Jan. 10. as previously announced.
Nine. Gadski will be the assisting
artist. There will be complete re.
hearsal o. principals. chorus and or
chestra on the afternoon OF the con-
cert DR.. c. r. Marshall Is director
OF the chorus.
The appearance OF Nine. Gerville-
Reache. the French contralto, and
Fritz Kreisler, the German violinfst.
In the armory. Tuesday evening, Dec.
8, as the third number of the Phil.
harmonic course, promises to be
marked social and artistic event. The
admirers OF both artists are many.
Mr.. Kreisler has been winning the
unqualified praise Of the public and
critics wherever he has appeared
while Nine. Gerville-Reache In her
concert and operate appearances has
confirmed the statement that she Is
one OF The worlds greatest operate
and concert contraltos. Nine. Ger.
VILE Reache Is now singing with the
Montreal Opera company. The pro-
gram to be given by the artists fol.
lows: Suite in f major (Bach). Mr..
Kreisier; aria from Roma (the last
work OF the great French composer,
(MasseneD, Nine. Gerville-Reache;
'Melodie. tGlucD. Romance tschu-
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WILLIAMS SUB.

Lots 73 10 95, both Inclusive. block
4. lots IS TO rs. both inclustve the n.
ls46 IT. of lot ~; the =. 1:S4 IT. or lot
81; lots 81 to 90 beth inclusiye al N !,
The Common Council of the city OF
Detroit having hxed and determined
that said district, herein above de-
scribcd ls benefited by the opening
Epworth Boulevard, where not already
opened az a public street and high
way. and having resolved that $4,000
less s255 allowance for buildings sold.
making a net final assessment OF
verdict of n jury tn the Recorders
Court OF the City OF Detroit, In pur-
suance or proceedings under the pro-
visions OF Act 124 OF the Public Acts
the owners and occupants of the tax
able real estate included In said dis
trict In proportion. as near as may De-
To the advantage which each lot or
parcel is deemed TO acquire by such
Notice Is hereby given that an as
sessment has been made upon all the
lots and premises Included In said dis-
trjct and liable to be assessed for said
Improvement under IN" PROVISIONS oi
assessment Is now completed, and Will
remain at the assessors Once. IN the
city OF Detroit, for a days from the
date of the first pub.cation OF this
notice. thet Is. f,~n The date mercer .,,
for the inspection OF all persons con.
csrned therein and that the Board OF
Assessors will meet on the lsth day
Of December 1919. at 10 o'clock a. m.
M their office In the city Hall. and
hours OF 10 n. M and IL m. on said
dsy, and during tho same hours. Tor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-08

AN ORDINANCE TO change the MANS
OF Manchester avenue TO Northwest-
ern avenue. vi
IN is hereby ordained by the people
OF the city OF Detroit. 1904
Section 4. That the street or htRnt
way heretofore known as Manchept0F
avenue. be and the same r.. hcrcoI
changed and shall hereafter be- know
as Northwestern avenue. * /. -
see . This ordinance shall take im&
mediate effect. t&
Approved Dec. 2 1913. q
OSCAR b. MARX
Attest: RICHARD LINDSAY. =
City Cierk. "A "
A-2is tofncial papers please copy "
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MUSIC

John c. Freund. editor OF Musical
America, will give talk on THE
American musical uplift," In the
Museum OF Art. Thursday evening.
Dec. IL, under the auspices OF the
Twentieth Century club. The lecture
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GSCHwIND'S SUB.

Lots So TO III. both inclusive
East End sub. az lots 6 and
I and part of lots 5 and 9. of A.
Cranes sub. OF T.. q. cal and X. & of
T. G. 10: also part OF = C. Ihe
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GRINDLY's SUB.

Lots IL to 30. both inclusive; lots 80
20 40 both inclusive; the 3. 1857 IT. of
lot 20. ali in block J.: lots \ 70 ~, both
inclusive: the =. 29.35 It. of lot 20; lots
z: to AZ, both inclusive. all In block 2:
iots IA TO 28. both inclusive; the 8.
" a. n. OF lot 20; lots so to AZ both
Inclusive, all In block 8; lots IA to ~,
both Inclusive: the .. 27.59 IT. OF lot
20; lots 80 to AZ. both ipclusive, al. IN
the $3.50 It. OF lot 80; lots 32 to az.
both inclusive. all In block 8; lots l3
to 2s, both Inclusive; the n. 1919 4.
of lot 2s: lots 30 to ss, both inclusive
elusive; the =. 5.3s II. OF lot rs: the n.
2i67 II. OF lot IS; lots 20 to 3S, both
Inclusive, all In block lots 10 to 70
90, lots 20 to 80, both inclusive. all in
block 3. Robert NJ. Grindley's sub. OF
part OF =. c. $50. lying south OF center
nf uolden boulevard.
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II the earth were to revolve IL
times faster than 1t does bodies at the
equator would lose their weight and
remain stationary In the air without
support.
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three successive days thereafter, to
hear any person or persons desiring 10
object to any assessment so made, ana
to review and correct the same, TX
correction thereof be found necessary.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
BY JOHN G.. NAGEL,
A.3e2 President.
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BRADwAY's SUB.

Lots 81 to "a. both inclusive-.,rud-
ways sub OF lets and and part %
lots l. and 8. OF Albert Cranes sub
OF part OF y. C.s. 10 and ga.
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\ PARIS, Deco. 6.--Senator Jean Dupuy
today formally declined the premier.
ship, offered to him by President
Poincare 10 succeed Louis Barthou.
Depuy last night expressed his inabil-
Ity TO form cabinet. Practically all
of the men mentioned for premier
have declined.
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COMMISSIONERS PLAT

The W. 1917 II. of 8. 100 n. OF LOT q
the y. 100 IT. OF lot and the r. 100 n
OF lot S--Commissioners plat I'm par
tition of Il. q. 10
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MANN, Moment Musical (Schubert.
Kreisler). Rondo (Mozart), Mr.. Kreis-
Ter; Sappfsche Ode (Brahms, Ruhe
Meme Seele Orchard Straus), Der
Tod und das Madchen (Schubert).
Nine. lle-Reache; La Closhe
(Saint-Saens), Psyche. (Paladilhe),
Lamento Provencal (Paiadilhe), Nine.
Gerville-Reache; Caprice viennois
(Kreisier), Tambourin Chinois (Kreis-
ler). Caprice (PaganinD, Mr.. Kreisler
Carl Lamson will play accompani
ments for Mr.. Kreisler and Adams
Buell. for Nine. Gerville-Reache. The
sale OF seats for the concert Ia now
open In Grinnell's.
The third concert Of the Detroit
Orchestral association series will be
given Wednesday evening. Dec. 10. in
the Armory, by the Philadelphia Sym.
phony orchestra. with Leopold Sto-
kowski, conducting, and Daniel Mar
quarre, flutist. as soloist. The pro-
gram will offer Caesar Franck's Sym
phony In ID minor; Praeladium tJarne
felt). valse Triste (Sibelius); over
ture and Venusbergr music Tam
hauser" (Wagner), and Godard's
Suite for flute and orchestra. Mr..
Stokowski is O favorite with Detroit
concertgoers and his appearances In
THE city have always ben marked by
large attendance at the concerts and
much enthusiasm. Tickets for the
concert are now on sale In GrinnelPs
The Woodward-ave. Presbyterian
church orchestra; under the direction
Of William y. Fitzgerald. will give n
concert. free to the public. In the
church, Tuesday evening, Dec. 9.
The Crescendo club held the month
ly meeting Tuesday evening in the
Oriswold1 after a short business meet.
Ing musical program was given
Runald Werrenrccth, OF New York,
the baritone, was the guest of VIM
/ q. King. Of the Detroit Conservatory
OF Music faculty during the visit.
The following advanced students OF
the conservatory gave the wednes-
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Lots 147 to 1876. both incIusive: the
s. 1885 r. of lot ,66; the n. 1915 n. OF
lot 1853: lots 169 to l76, both inclusive
Beech Hurst" VIM. L. Holmes sub.
OF ely part OF frac sec. :.
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HALPIN AND HEALY's SUB.

Lots to ~. both inciusive--HaIpir
and Healy's sub. OF lot I. of WIN. N
and !. V. Moran's sub. OF part OF r
Cs. 10 and 1s2.
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Job Printina Done Right. Times
Printing Co., 10 John R.-st
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KRoLICK's SUB.

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