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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-01
WOLVERINE STATESMAN
NICELY REMEMBERED
All Members of Michigan's Con.
gressional Delegation In the
Capital on Hand

w WASHINGTON, June 30.-With
Senator William Alden Smith presid-
ing, and hundreds of Michigan men
present to witness the ceremonies
the statue of Zachariah Chandler, the
famous Wolverine statesman, wso to-
day unveiled In the Hall OF Fame al
the national capital. The formalities
were simple In the extreme.
Promptly at 10 o'clock, the Rev
Henry y. Coudon, of Port Huron, the
blind chaplain OF the house OF repre-
sentatives, offered the invocation
Chandler Hale, former assistant sec
rotary Of state, and grandson of the
late Zachariah Chandler. performed
the unveiling. on behalf of the
Chandler statue commission, A. II
Vandenberg, OF Grand Rapids, pre-
sented the statue to the state of Michi
gan, which. In turn, presented It 10
the United States government through
Lieut. Gov John Q. Ross. The formal
acceptance address on behalf of the
United States was mad eby Senator
Gallinger, of New Hampshire.
The entire congressional delegation
from. Michigan, now at the capital, at
tended the ceremonies.
In connection with the statue I'M
yelling, Senator Townsend, of Michi
gan, made arrangements for short
memorial services to be held In the
house and senate this afternoon.
The members OF the Chandler statue
commission were A. II. Vanden
berg. Grand Rapids Charles NJ. Green
way, Saginaw, and X. B. Alexander
Detroit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-01
Conn In Trouble Again.

4 Leonard Conn, man with a most
vivid imagination, who has spent sew
eral long weeks in the county jail and
the workhouse, was arrested by Detec-
tives Repp and Black. Saturday night,
as "a suspicious person. He had been
out Of the Hous eof Correction only
10 hours, after serving 10 days for de-
frauding a liveryman. He hired a
taxicab, and is said to have neglected
TO pay for II. Meanwhile, Conn had
offered TO purchase three Lozier au-
tomobiles. and had rendered a check
for $4,000 10 bind the bargain. Conn
has an idea that he has 100000 in a
New York bank, and is soon TO marry
the head nurse OF Bellevue hospital.
He first came TO police attention when
ne flashed a badge on man who Wis
tied Champlain-st. resort. The com
plaiDant failed TO appear to prosecute
Meanwhile the liw>Syman pressed a
fraud charge, and Conn was found
guilty and sent to the workhouse.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-01
ACCUSED OF GETTING
$500 BY FALSE PRETENSES

Police Justice Gainey issued war
rant, Monday on request of Assistant
Prosecutor Toms. charging one
George f. Waller with obtaining $500
by false pretenses. Frank f. Hop
kins is the complainant. He alleges
that Weller obtained the $500 on June
10, representing himself as the presi-
dent OF the Diamond Metal Co, a
New York corporation, capitalized at
more than 81 100000
Hopkins also alleges that Weller
claimed that he was also the sales
manager for the American Metal Co,
ajliated with the other concern, In
the metal business.
Weller. according to the warrant,
spoke of having big contracts to de-
liver to the Hudson Motor Car Co.,
the Packard company. and many other
Detroit plants, and investigation
showed that none of his claims were
true.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-01
MLTANTS GIVEN
!. SHORT JAIL TERMS
Demonstration Against Cat-and.
Mouse Mill Results in Near
Riot

LONDON, June so.--Fourteen days
In jail each was the sentence today
imposed In Bow-st. police court on
me 1--WE persons arrested in yester.
days fierce suffragist demonstration
In Downing.st.. where the cabinet min
listers have their offlcial residences.
Miss Sylvia Pankhurst. zs-year-old
daughter OF Mrs. Emmeiine Pank.
hurst. led the raiders. She addressed
militant gathering OF 1000 men and
women from the plinth of the Nelson
monument in Trafalgar square, and
told them that the Infamous cat-and-
mouse bill was killing her mother by
inches. Telling the crowd that the
ministers in Downing-st. were respon-
sible, she demanded 10 know what
they were going TO do about 1t. and
Immediately the mob surged down
Whitehall to the entrance TO Downing
sc. There Gordon OF police repulsed
them. took away their banners and
arrested Ave.
Miss Laura Geraldine Lennox, con-
victed OF conspiracy, today began an
other hunger strike In jail. Released
under the cat-and-mouse act, Miss
Lennox was seen moving about yes
,.crday and was promptly returning to
jail 10 serve more of her SIX months
sentence.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-01
JUDGE PHELAN \.
ACTS FOR CAR men
Recorder Will Represent ID. u
II. Employees On Board of Ar
bitratiOn of Wages

Judge James Phelan. OF the re-
corder's court, will represent the street
railway men in the arbitration OF their
differences with the d. u. X. The
company has not made known the
name of It's representative. Five days
Is allowed for selection.
The street railway mems executive
committee met Monday morning, and
drew up articles a arbitration de-
manding that the questions OF wages
and hours be submitted under the
state law to two men, one TO be chosen
by themselves and one by the com
pany. Judge Phelan wss asked and
consented to represent the men.
The men ask an increase In the
wage scale of five cents an hour max.
imum, and rearrangement OF hours,
so that all may be able to complete. a
days work within IL hours.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-01
YOUTH BADLY
BATTERED BY AUTO
Frank BarcZinski, Run Down AT
West Jefferson and Boulevard,
In Serious Condition

Crossing West Jefferson-ave. at the
Boulevard, late Sunday night. Frank
Barczinski 10 years old, OF No. l10S
Junction-ave., was struck by an auto
driven by John j. Plath, OF No. 4b7
Alfred-st and was knocked down and
run over. Two of his ribs were frac-
tured, his head was badly cut, and he
was bruised about the body. Internal
injuries that he sustained may result
fatally.
Plath picked up the injured man
and took him to st. Mary's hospital),
later going TO police headquarters and
making a statement, in which he de-
clared that Barcfiinski had walked In
front OF the auto as the machine
turned into the Boulevard from JEFF
ferson-ave.
Assistant Prosecutor Jasnowshi
took Plath's statement.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-01
BIRTHS
BOYS.


G. Seibert. 45s Humboldt A. Sank
lcs1 Dubois. L. Pozycki. 926 Chene. A
JGnkowski. $50 Riopelle: S Urban. 80.
Medbury; Wilbur Lapp. Detroit: J
Lesnau, 404 Garfield A. DeHoudt, 49,
Concord A. Delmotte, 374 Mt. Elliott
e. Thrombley, 400 Holcomb; J. Pabst
SAG Meldrum: s. Goszeski So Den; II
Koch. GA Baldwin: J: Margavits. y.
Henry: p. Pocket 1898 25th. h. Repp
"a Shaffer; s Koss. lll5 Riopelle. F.
Brown, 22S Fourth 4. Sack. 555 Cnn-
cron. w Smith. 1879 Howard, =. VIII
iiams, l425i1 Kercheyal.
GIRLS.
Il. Startup. 24s Glendale; y. Esgnai-
tie. 1913 Cadieux; A Brock, s61 Russell
v Romel, "a Pollard r Sar. 456 car
field; J. wietecha 500 Wills. G Bemiss.
500 Robins; G. stain, $40 MayburN w.
Beattie. 4S9 Hubbard G. Chapman. 10
Dix; c. Walker, 226 Twenty laird. );
Rzeznik, / Elder, J. Holloway. BIS
Parkview r. Leon, 1876 Junction. II.
Karelitz. 762 Rivard. NJ. Hoffmann.
Greenfield, Paul Dedo. $50 GARFIELD w
Flip. "a Greusel j. Summinskl, lob
Campbell
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-01
ITALIAN HORSE THIEF
is SENT TO PRISON

Tony Pessano, a 30-year-old Italian
who seems to have a mania for steal
Ing horses, was sentenced by Judge
Phelan, Monday. TO serve not less than
two and one-half, nor more than five
years In Jackson prison. He was con.
victedoo Of the theft OF a team from
the Scotten-Dillon Co. and was caught
while still In possession OF them. Pc
lice learned that he had also stolen
team from Calnon & Haney. plumb
ers, and still another team from a man
whose name they forgot, but who re-
covered his team.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-01
LONGING FOR DEPARTED
WIFE, KILLS J. G.. SIMPSON

But one week after the death OF
his beloved wife, Joseph GaynOr
Simpson passed away Sunday night
The grief and loneliness of the sep
aration after nearly fifty years of we'd
ed life, brought on an INFUSION OF
blood on the brain. This resulted in
slow paralysis, which was the direct
cause of death.
Mr.. Simpson was born In Frederick
ton, New Brunswick, January %, 1885,
and he married Wilhelmina Jones
when he was twenty-five years of age.
They had one child, a daughter. now
Mrs. Barayd N. Jones, OF Moncton
New Brunswick. Two years after this
marriage, his wife died, and two years
later he married Eliza Jones, cou-
sin 10 his first wife He had three
children by his. second wife, two OF
whom, twin boys. died In infancy. The
third. Miss Bella A. Simpson, is liv.
ing at the late residence OF her par
ents, No. 81 Madison.ave.
The funeral services will be held
from the residence, No. FL Madison.
ave, Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
with interment at Roseland.
DR.. II. Lester Smith, OF the Central
Methodist church, will conduct the
services. Miss Bella A. Simpson, who
In two weeks has seen both her faith
err and mother taken by death, has
requested that the service be iden.
tical with that OF week ago.
The ballbearers. who will bear the
remains of Mr.. Simpson TO Roseland
are: Mr.. Parkin. 8. e. Werner. A. A.
Hair. G. F. Hurd. w a Farlinger and
\ K w Lewellen. all Of whom are mem
bers OF the Central Methodist church
and who were friends of the deceas
ed. Thus by his death so shortly af
ter that OF his devoted wife. two low
ing, Christian people go TO their eter
nal rest, united in death as they were
IN life.
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Classified 1CentN 4
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The above rates apply TO all ciassi.
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Jnanks. Obituaries. Meeting Notices
Births. Deaths Cards OF Thanks aud
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-01

Hinczynska. $40 Frederick, ! year,
choItfa intantun, Rosa Slocum, 1893
twelfth So years. heat prostration
Peter Hildersched. Boulevard Sanator-
ium, 40 years, mitral insufficiency;
James Il. Gowan. NJ g. n. n. and West
End, ~ years. accident. Joseph Jaro-
REX 265 Rowena. 8 months. proncho
pneumonia; Elizabeth Petrlk s13 ST.
Antoine. 20 years. tuberculosis; John
Walasek. q Addison, 2 years, erysipe-
las Theodore MilochA l04o Mckinley.
o. years cancer OF stomach, Rose
Nashchmiecs 50 Gilbert, months,
cholera infantum; Clara Il. Burbank,
80 Lane, % years, peritonttiA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-01
DIED.

AEMITAGE-June 2S. suddenly. a
residence. l24 Elmhurst. Charles j.,
beloved husband n Sarah Armitaee.
Funeral service Tuesday afternoon
at O'Clock at Grace church, Port
Huron. lnterment Lake Side.
AYRE-June 20. 1918. Harriet ANre.. At
the residence OF her daughtc MRS
G. a. Rogers. $50 seventeenth-st No.
tice OF funeral later
BoMERSHETN-Pete at his mothers
residence. SOL Macomb-st., aged 80.
Son OF Susan and the late Thomas.
Notice OF funeral later.
BARK UME-Mary. June 20. 1913, az
the Boulevard sanitariun. beloved sis
residence OF Mrs. Phyllis Barkume.
149 West Grand blvd, Tuesday. at
$40. Church OF the Most Holy Re'
deemer at q. m.
HERZ-Alvina, June 2s aged 70 years.
widow Of the late Theodore Herr, at
the residence OF her niece, Mrs Mary
Men, 1909 East Grand blvd. Funeral
notice later
KROME-Saturday morning at 1880.
Mrs Anna M. Krone, aged ~ years,
at her late residence. $50 Clairmount,
Detroit, formerly OF Ecorse. Buria'
at Edwardsville. Mich.
LOUZON-June 81. at residence. 200
Twenty seoond-st:, Lille. aged is. be,
Louise (nee Lesperance). Funeral
Tuesday morning from residence al
$50 and at st. Anne's church at 0.
McGRAw-Minnie. beloved wife of
John McGraw mother Of ON Mrs ga Fred ,6s
late Rodger McGraw. Funeral from
daughters residence, Sb2 Ferndale.,
ave-. Tuesday July !, at 1880 and
Holy Redeemer church at a. m.
SPRINGER--At her residence. III
Wgterloo-st, June %. Cornelia (ree
Schneider), aged rs years, widow OF
Henry Springer beloved mother OF
Margaret Matilda, Joseph 6,
Joseph Ernest w, Isabella, George
j., Henry A. OF Denver. Col, and Mrs
william II. Ingraham OF Danptry
Texas Funeral "Wednesday from
residence at SIS n. m. to ST. Mary
church at O'clock. Interment at MI
Elliott.
SIMPSON-June %. at his residence. Fl
Madison ave. Joseph Gainor beloveo
father OF Miss Della A. simpson
Funeral from his late residence Tues,
day at p. m. lnterment at Roseiano
cemetery.
scHEHR--June 81, Jacob, aged s.
years, beloved husband OF Minnie
Schehr ard father OF George. Mary
Carl and Walter. Funeral from r.si-
dence. 972 McDougall- ave. TuesIay
at 3 D. m. Burial at Elmwood.
STEWART--At his residence in Dear
born Robert, beloved husband oil
Mary b. Stewart. aged SO. Funeral
at 10 a. m. from residence. Burial N
Milford.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-01
OFFICE OF DEPARTMENT OF
PARKS AND B0ULEvARDS, 201
City Hall.

Sealed proposals will be received at
the above office until IL o'clock noon
Monday. July Z. 1913, for the following
EQUIPMENT, BELLE ISLE CASINO.
Such as crockery, chinaware, silver
ware, cooking utensils. etc. Schedule
OF requirements may be seen in above
office.
ASPHALT ROAD OIL.
gaiion and state per cent Of asphalt.
Oil TO be delivered In barrels r. o. b.
cars Detroit, in such quantities as may
be required.
TRAP ROCK.
Three thousand tons, more or less,
az Inch. 2-inch. IN Inch. 1-inch. W
inch and y Inch TO dust crushed trap
rock r o. b. cars Detroit. Detroit
measurements to determine. Give price
per ton OF two. thousand pounds.
The trap rock bid upon must be of
uniform quality and the bid shall be
accompanied by copy OF analysis
riculture and said analysis shall show
more than 30. French coefncient Of
wear not less than 30: hardness not
10. Cementing value must be good.
ROAD INTERSECTIONS.
For repaving with creosoted block.
road intersection at Hancock avenue
west and the West Grand boulevard.
Mack avenue and the Eastern Grand
boulevard, st. Paul avenue and the
Eastern Grand boulevard, Lafayette
boulevard and Twelfth street
Specifications and bidding blanks
may be had from the Department En-
gineer at the above office
CONCRETE SIDEWALKS.
Ten thousand square feet more or
less TO be laid when and where desig-
mated by the department. along the
Grand boulevard Specifications to be
followed are those as adopted by the
Common Council Jan. 25. 1910. as
amended March 90. 1912.
A certified check equal to Ave per
cent of amount OF bid must accompany
each proposal.
The right TO reject any or all bids. or
parts thereof, is expressly reserved.
WILLIAM T. DUST.
Commissioner.
H. w. BUSCH.
No. SO Secretary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-01
BILL TO INCREASE
GERMAN ARMY PASSES

BERLIN, June 30.-The Reichstag
today(finally passed on third reading
the entire army increase bill, as in
troduced by the government. This
provides for 10000 additional pri-
Yates, 900 on-commissioned off,
GERS and 1000 officers. bringing the
German permanent fighting force up
to about 100000
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-01
.WOMEN'S CLUBS
RETURN THANKS
Express Appreciation of Action
Of Merchants in Closing
Saturday Night

The Detroit Federation of Women a
clubs has sent the following communi.
cation TO The Times:
The Detroit Federation of Wom-
ems clubs, representing so clubs and
a membership of 5000 women. wishes
to express its appreciation OF the &C
ton of those retail merchynts who
have decided TO close their stores
hereafter at 6 o'clock, on Saturday
nights.
Also, to make an urgent appeal to
the shoppers of the city TO refrain, as
far as possible. from Saturday night
, shopping. that the early closing move
ment, eventually. will extend TO all
stores and shops. Although such &C.
ton may cause inconvenience for a
time. let the greatest good 10 the
greatest number prevail, Aand remem.
Der, that. in this early Hbsing move
ment, every retail clerkl the city is
making an appeal to tfwt humanity OF
the citizens--an appek rom the ex-
cessively long workif hours of Sat.
urday which have heretofore oo.
tanned
Shall We fail respond to this
This is a pxysal question.
."ManH. pt the big retail merchants
: ~. their part in agreeing to
-~. IN. IN stores beginning Saturday
clg Sow, 1t rests with the shop,
Jhx Ssuoiiic." 49,.
Besides the retail merchants whose
names have been published as having
agreed to close Saturday, at o'clock
the following have expressed them
selves, TO the federation, in favor OF
early closing; w. M. Finck e. Co,
Hammond. Standish e. Co, Detroit
Shipbuilding Co, Detroit United rail
'way, Russell Wheel & Foundry Co.
Wolverine Manufacturing Co, Ban
4 ner Laundry Co., Michigan Stoye Co,
lPneumatic Tool Co., Packard Motor
Tear CO.. Gemmer Manufacturing Co,
John J. Bagley & Co. Salvation Army.
Temple Beth FL, First Presbyterian
church. Woodward-ave. Baptist church,
Church OF Our Father, First New
Thought church, Central Christian
church, First Congregational church,
St Andrews Presbyterian church, De.
troit Citizens league, Business Won
ans club, Girls Protective league, Y.
w. G. A., American Woman's league,
West Warren Residents association,
Federation of Civic Organizations,
Tertulia-Hispano Literaria, Borussen
Gesellschaft.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-01
COAL PROPOSALS WANTED

Sealed proposals will be received by
the Board of Control OF the Michigan
Home for the Feeble Minded and Epi-
leptic. Lapeer. Mich. until 10 o'clock
ish!ng the Institutions full requirement
OF nut, pea and slack coal (Bituminous)
for the year beginning July I. 1913.
also an alternative proposal for the
period to April /, 1914. Approximate
requirement $500 tons. Proposal must
be made on blanks furnished by the
Institution. For blanks address III. s.
Evans. Steward. LaDeer- Mich.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-01
OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF
PARKS AND B0ULEvARDs.
Room :oi City Hall, Detroit. Mich.
June ~, 1918.

Sealed proposals will be received at
the above office until twelve o'clock
Icon Monday, July TIN. 1919 for resrr-
,~lng with Asphalt. Concrete. Maca4inIn
- sheet Asphalt the Eastern Grand
Boulevards from Jefferson avenue 10
Mack excepting intersections az cham :
Plain. -. Paul and kercheval avenues ,
approximately 3s 900 square Yards.
Plans and specifications may be seen
at the above office
Proposals will also-be considered so-
ieturtaclng LOCO so. yds., more or less
with Rocmac. Also give price for the
material furnished y. O. b. cars Detroit
Successful bidders must be prepared
10 furnish bond guaranteeing satis-
factory wear for "A term OF not less than
i've years
check equal 10 five per cent OF the
amount of the bid must accompany each
proposal as a guarantee that the bid
der Will enter into contract
The right 20 reject any or all bids
or parts thereof il expressly reserved.
VIM. II. DUST. Commissioned
(S9) III. w. BUSCH. Secretary
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-01

PITTSBURGH, June 30.-Five in
fants and three adults were added
to the heat toll in Pittsburgh during
the past "a hours. No relief was In
sight early today, although weather
forecasters expected a change by to-
morrow or Wednesday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-01
Treasurer Stein Files BOND

County Treasurer-elect Edward
Stein filed the 100000 bond requir-
ed Of him Monday morning. Half
Of this amount is a pledge to the
state and the other half to the county
A $4,000 bond was filed for his
deputy, John F. w. Vergouw
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-01

Bhabar grass grows In great guam
titles throughout India and extending
into Afghanistan. II Is extremely Alb
rous and strong. and as paper pulp
material now holds first place In In.
dia, where fifty thousand tons are an.
nuslly made into paper.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-01
DEATHS

Louis r.. Citizen, 1913 Gratiot, 8 years,
diphtheria. John Zurawski, 405 East
Forest, months. marasmus; Antoine
Szmigel 973 Riopelle, years, castro
enteritis. Mike strata. 1905 Russell. 4
years, pneumonia. Jan Barczewski, pSS
Russell SIS years. inflammation Of lungs;
John Shulkie, 945 Theodore. So years
carcinoma. Peter Hunt. "a May 81
years, mitral insufnciency: William
Guinan, Little Sisters OF Poor. IS years
bronchitis; John Mansell. 32i LaSaIle,
year, inflamatory diorrhoea.s Elmer "A
smith so Lane 2S years, obstruction
OF bowels: Emma lynda, go Medium,
2 months. pneumonia; Mitchell Roberts,
Ludwog Ozgd. 1886 Military, months,
malnutrition Rova NJ. Clark, Kiefer
hospital. years diphtheria; Christian
Zinoro. 10 Zender-pl. IS years, tuber-
culosis. Minnie McGraw, 100 Michigan.
90 years. inquest pending; John Is Nc
Cauley,s Providence hospital, 81 years,
absoess Of lungs. Clarence ". Leonard.
Harper hospital SO years, sarcoma.
Byron Miller. 90 Twentieth. % vars
oedema OF lungs; Samuel Mcfaddan,
Detroit Sanatorium. so years. haemorr-
hsge OF lungs: James Corwin. Little
Sisters OF Poor. 7s years aeterio scierv
SIS Stanislaw Ciesliski, 1908 Scottfn
70 years cirrhos or liver, Anna AM
KEEL, II Arson, 2 months hydrOcy<ha-
lus, Anna " Krone. 230 Ciairyount,
F. YeardIny s5s Mt Elliott, al years.
mitral y[uficlencyS NFrank Marin lcow-
ski. 1899 Chem. 81 yeHrS. taberculosis:
Flecen& Cichewies. b54 Grandy year,
scarlx fever: Clirord Groat. 81
MafJs hospital. yearsA fracture. IT
Ineidfli months. cholera infentum; Liz
lie N.onxon. 2o9 Twenty-second, ~
yeark Tuberculosis: Isabelle HALL. 1919
JGeff6rnoh. so years. tuberculosis Ma ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-01
MARRIAGES

Norman Bradshaw. "a; Grace Cequin
IS.
Frank Peterson, 2S, Highland Park;
Jennie Lukon 10. same
Lyman Droz, .2s Rose shipman. 10
Peter Caperonis, 80; Mary carroll. I 3
clay Kent. 23 Detroit. Minnie Nc
Roberts, 22. Birmingham. Mich
Frederick Schillnger, 25 lakewood
Richard Hamilton, 2s; Edna Neel. %
Otto Petosky. 23; Florine LeDuce. 22
stephen Macy, "a; Gertrude Eggert
90
Frank Kukula. 2s; Jadwiga Czinew-
ski, 1S
Wladesiaw Urbanowski. 20; Mary Ia
Temb. 30
William Miller, %. Ashland Wis;
Mable Livingston. 25, Detroit
Russell Allen. rs, Toledo. o.: Myrtle
Mosher. 20, Detroit.
James Paulas. 81 Detroit: May
Walsh, %. Chicago, Ill.
William Stevenson, FL; Mirle Tierney,
20
Elmer Turtow. 81; Mildred Randall
Louis Belmont rs; Minnie Bousch. 80
Wladyslaw Biscienski. 81, Wyan-
dotte, Mary Oniska. 10, same.
Benjamin storms. rs; Ina Ferguson
Peter Cardinal, 81; Georgia wIsaer
81.
Adelbert- Knapp, A Sadie Lai'
Fred Houck. "a, Berea, o.; Grace
Mosley 81 same
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-01

Pipe Makers incorporate.
Articles OF association for the De-
troit Lead Pipe works, capitalized at
$4,000, were filed Monday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-01

BIsiness-IIke Printing NO russ ana
no feathers. The pain. neat kind tina
Jonn R.-st. Phi. Main 1893 or CITY 1885
John r.. st Phone Main 1<9s.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-01
CARD OF THANKS.

CARD OF THANKS.
MR. MAX GREGOR and family wish
to express their heartfelt thank, TO
their friends for their deepest SYM
pathy and their beautifAi floral
tokens: also the neighbors for the
helping hand extended us throughout
our late bereavement
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-01

ron sALE-REsIDExcE pRopE1Tr
Imperial Valley press., 1913-06-04

Elmer A. Todd will receive piano
pupils for summer class at any time
Studio Davis building.-Adv. If