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The Washington times., 1913-05-31
Twenty RESIDENCES
HAVE CHANGED HANDS
Persons Buying for Homes In
vest s10s,550 in Washing
ton Real Estate.

Twenty sales Of dwelling properties.
aggregating S10s.550. are reported dur
irg the past fortnight by the n. L.
Sansbury Company. For Kennedy Bros
they sold the premises 1s4 Quebec stree,
northwest to E. L. Heims: 12 Quebec
street to Alcesta ]. Melton; IA Quebec
street to Henry L. Thompson: I36 Que
bee street to r. l.. Miller; S4s Lexington
street to E. 8. Allwine: 68 Lexington
street to J. o. Totten: Su Lexington
street to George w. Halliday. The ag-
gre gate sales for Kennedy Bros. was
So 900.
For Lewis E Breuninger they sold
tile premises 1872 Harvard street to Ar
thur G. Fessenden, and the house
3150 Nineteenth street to Leonard F.
RucfY, these sales sggregating ui.5o.
For Charles L. Tankerslv. they sold
the premises at 40 L street to Frank
L. Miller. asRregating $13.500.
In Saufs addition the following sales
are reported: Premises 13A Delafied
corner Of Emerson street and Iowa ave
nue. to DIR. w. r. Buchanan: southwest
corner of Thirteenth and Decatur
streets northwest to Mrs Clara C. Fay:
1879 >Delafied street, to Joseph B.
Jacobs. The sales in saul's Addition
John d. Coughlin sold to. George
Washington University through this
office the building at 1916 Thirteenth
For Car, H. Smith they sold the build
ing at 1872 Monroe street northwest. to
Charles l. Tankersly. a lot on Twenty
fourth street, and premises S13 Quincy
street to Andrew Westergren, these
sales totalling 3l2.5oo
The Washington times., 1913-05-31
Gospel Mission
Memorial Service

A memorial service is to be heid on
Sunday evening at the Gospel MISSION
Hall. 21S Four-and "A half street nortn-
west, in honor of a number Of Pioneer
Rescue Workers who have passed 10
their reward.
Among those whose memories win & De
recalled are Major George A. Hliton'
Capt. ]. II. Hitchcock, the Rev; w n.
Pierson. L. A Douglas, Charles W.
Proctor, William c. Tyler. Char.es T..
Haynie. and e. T. Kaufman.
George w Wheeler, president OF Inc
Gospel Mission, will preside. and ad-
dresses will be made by EVANGELIST
Phillips. of New York; the Rev. James
NJ. Belt, the Rev c. J. Penn. the Rev.
+. NJ Dickie, N. NJ. Ambrose, Mrs. J.
III Hitchcock. Mrs. NJ. p Spindle. Mrs
Indiana Brooke. and others.
A special program of music Will be
rendered by W. II. Evans. II. d. Cor
don. Mrs Madison Clark. Mrs. NJ. c.
Baier. and others.
The friends and relatives of the loved
ones whose consecrated lives and dero-
ton 70 the service of God and their
felior-men are TO be thus honored are
invited to be present and unite In the
oorvtco.
The Washington times., 1913-05-31
Near.Urban.

Petworth-Walter O. Eisinger ct al. trustees.
$50. w. Russell Lamar convey. same prop:
erty to Annie Z. Eisinger. SO.
Ingleside-Lillie Y. MeCaIIum to H. Iatans
InEleside-Balch b. Wilson to X. LAtsne
Lewis. lot 81. block H. SO. Same TO same.
lot lot ~; g., block IL Il SO Same to same. lot
Meridian HIil-Lewis E. Breuninxer ct u1 to
Robert v Fleming 10. e g. block block 10: no. -
Emma castella. lot ia. block 3. SO.
Emma Casteiia conveys same property to
Oliver =; Hay. SO -
Arthur g. F'essenden and Lucy E. Fessen-
den. lot %, block -. $40.
Pleasant Plains and Lemar's outlet-Rose s.
Hendel to Sara Schwartz. part lot I. block
Holmead Msnor-George Topham ct al. trus-
tees, to Thomas J. Wilson g. William T.
block Il. SO.
washington Heights-Mary D. Kendall to
Mt. Pleasant-Mary B. s. Thompson to
Lewis T. Breuninger. part. so
ninger. part. $4,000.
mund X: Fox. 10, log. block 81. 80
Woodley Park-Melvin F.. Fischer TO Carrie
Goldenberg. lot 81. block IS. SO
Eighth street extended-John E Robinson to
Victoria E. Ross. part lot So Mt. Pleasant
Petworth-DanieI &. Ieahy ct ux TO Joseph
T.. LOveless. lot 10. square 5. SO.
Effngham place-Frankiin +. Nash ct uX. 10
Francis A. Crawford. lots SIS and as.
square 5069. SO
Petworth-NOrmsn l.. Sansburv ct ux to An.
drew and Carrie A. Westergren. lot IS.
square -. SO
North Columbia HeIgh,s-John E. Lyons
ct ux. TO Lille {. Drury, lots Is and 81,
square 2Sd9. $40
Eckington-Emmett l. Petit ct ux. to Jacob
=. Gruver. lots Il. II. 10. block 4. SO.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. T. Dyer ct ux. to
OF
Ie Dro!t Park-Frank DAILY et ux 10 Wash
ington American League Baseball Club, lots
Is and "a. block I5 SO
City View Helghts-Ravenswood Company ct
al TO John II. Burke lot IL, block a4ts, SO.
University Park-Robert Z. Mooney to Rich
ard H. Railey, part lot 6. block T. SO
West hoimesd MaRor-Harry Wardman ct
lot %. block 2 $40
ksiorama Heights-H Bradley Davidson ct
block g. 1900
The Washington times., 1913-05-31
|PR[SS BU|LD|NGE IS
| LATEST SKYSCRAPtR
Value Of Land in Business Sec.
tons Shown by Number Of
Tall Structures.

The value Of land in business sections
Of the Capital could not better be Illus
trated than by the numerous high build
ing that are being erected on narrow
lots
The building Of the National Capital
Press at Sill Eleventh street, now nearly
completed. Is the newest of this con-
| stantIy growing type of business devei-
opment.
The lot on which the new building Is
situated fronts twenty-five feet on
Eleventh street. and has depth OF
ninety-five feet The. building Is seven
stories high. 1t is Of fre-proof steel
construction. The front Is Of tapestry
brick trimmed with limestone and poly
chrome terra Gotta.
The entire building. except part OF
one story. Is to be occupied by the Ma
tional Capital Press. and the noors ex-
cept the main floor are therefore not
subdivided. The entire building 10 M
ished In hardwood. and In the Offices
II Is Of mahogany and marble.
The building cost about $4,000. Mur.
ply & Olmsted are the architects. and
the Boyle-Robertson Construction Com
pany are the contractors
The Washington times., 1913-05-31

Anacostia policemen are busy en-
forcing the traffic regulations and they
mace a number of arrests yesterday at
the Anacostia and Pennsylvania avenue
The Washington times., 1913-05-31
STREET Is IMPROVED
BY NEW BUILDINGS
Business Thorouehfare Is Vast
y Changed by improvements
Of Trust Company.

Operations started several months ago
by the washington Loan and Trust
Company. when that company became
trustees for several estates who held
property In II street. between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets, are progressing
rapidly.
Already the new building for Barn.
hart Brothers q Spindler. on the south
side Of H street. near Thirteenth street.
Ii about completed. and the old build
ing at the southwest corner of Twelfth
and H streets has been 50 completely
remodelsd as to be O practically new
building.
This latter building was one which
had become almost useless for modern
purposes. The entire wall In the first
floor has been removed. and plate
g.ass show windows inserted Red brick
has given way throughout the entire
building to stucco. and the building 10
today modern In every respect,
The improvements to this building.
the Baruhardt Brothers 4 Spindler
building, and other buildings on which
work has not progressed 30 far. will
make q decided change In the appear
ance OF the block, which Is near the
heart Of the city's retail business. but
has remained antiquated in appearance
for many years.
Arthur B. Heaton IL the architect OF
the corner property, and Walter B.
Avery II the contractor.
The Washington times., 1913-05-31
Memorial Service for
Spanish War Veterans

Washington Cathedral Close VIII be
the scene Of an inspiring service Sua-
day afternoon. June !, at o'clock.
The Bishop Of Washington and the
residentiary canons Of the Cathedral
have arranged. at the request OF the
Spanish War Veterans. for military
memorial service as an act Of loving
remembrance Of those VINO lost their
lives in the service Of their country IN
1888 or have been called to their rest
In more recent years.
The chaplain of the veterans. Rev.
G. Lyinston Bayard. L. S. Navy. viii
be the special preacher Of the occa-
sion. Many public officials and large
representations Of the various patriotic
organizations Of Washington will %
Invitations have been sent out by
the Bishop of Washington to all Sena-
tors and Representatives n Congress:
the Cabinet. the Justices os
the Supreme Court; and ana nsvx an of. e.
fIcers now resident in or near Wash
ington. The congregations OF the
forty-nine Episcopal Churcnes ana
chapels In the District Of Coiumna4
have been invited to attend and their
clergy will assist In the service In tnsif
The music will be rendered by the
choirs OF ST. Johns Church. George
fovn. 81. Paurs, st. Andrews. 81.
Mark.s and other local churches, and
they Will be supported by the run
Marine Band.
The war veterans expect to turn oue
about 100 strong and the members Or
their families also will be present N
large nunfoers. The veterans Will as
semble on Massachusetts avenue near
Wisconsin avenue and, led by the
Marine Band. will pass to their posi-
tion directly TO the west OF the Peace
Cross whose level platform viii De the
site of the pulpit as usual at the open
air services OF Washington CathedraL
The place il unusually appropriate IN
connection with the use of the spanish
War Veterans as the Peace Cross was
erected by the Bishop and Chapter OF
washington Cathedral at the close or
the Spanish war IN thanksgivfng Lor
peace and to mark the purchase or tne
great site for the National CafhedraL
President Mckinley and a great COM
pany of public men. together with many
bishops and clergy of the Episcopai
Church. who attended the general con-
yention then in session In Washington.
participa ted In the service on that occa-
sion. Also the bronze pulpit used at
these open air services is the gift or
Chaplin Pierce and was made OF bronze
from canon captured from the spanish
and donated BY the Government.
Elaborate decorations Of the national
ensign and SIGNAL faas will embeilish
the already beautiful Close on this
occasion.
The Washington times., 1913-05-31

Hillbrook-Theodore Davis ct ux. to Henry
A. Schaefer. lots 45 and le. square 6o1'. $40.
sIisntwoGd Psrhpillsr ,, Gro Ct soo9 1s. ,,S g
Bioomsburg Park-charies l. shank town
light and trusssel ct w w, to Richard H.
Connecticut Avenue Terrace. Irwin Steel to
William NJ. Terrell and Charles z. Wire,
ch1,,,; lots !; So and 81 IaS square l7!s SO ,.,,
=, Hewerton. lot "a. square 1884. 81; cog;
uI. % TO Joseph B. NeWiin. lot + scusre ss1s' &
$. Joseph 3. Newiin to Harry c. steuffer.
same property. IS.
fer ct ux. to Charles W. Barbee. lots 4
and and !! !, square qua 2sls; lots T. e square ss1t;
L Pearce. lot n. square SQUARE ISIS. Is SO: " NAA''
villa Park-Clara a. Marden Of vir. Edwin
B. to ,,,y William F. Pickles. lot Is. square
Hilibrook-Joseph l.. Topper ct ux. to Minnie
Topper: lot 81. SQUARE soss so.
al. trustees. to Trustees Of stansbury
Lodge. No q. F. A. 4. n. part. no.
villa Park-Clara A. Marden ct VII. Edwin
si:is. Ri to H. C. Burner lot 'S' square 's'''
Barry Farm-charles E. Howard to Harrison
cSehsSsr"fredercR assr0h esrr is H. Kramer E. S1
Rudolph b. Behrend. lots and 5. block 2,
Addition to Anacostia-Maude H. Griswoid g
and sol. square 5soa. SO
1akoma Park-Charles N. Heaton to Ella II.
Morrill. part lot sos. square 3as2. SO
Chichester-Tthel r. Moore et al. 70 Horatio
n. Tapiin. lot II, square 57eS. 80.
Bunville-Caroline Morton to Mary {. WASH
inston. part lots and 10. square SOS.
S2,Sn.5o.
Fsirlawn,ocar G. Brothers. tr; to O. T.
Same to same. lot Is. square 6e0t. $50
Reno-Maddison Whipple ct uH. TO ORANGE
g. Firmin, part lot ~. Of estate o. Giles
Dyer, so o. s. Firmin conveys same prep
erty to Sarah J. Whipple. so.
Kenilworth-Lawrence o. Mallery. ct al.
trustees. to E w. Weaver. lots a. II. 81.
square 5l7l. s.. 900.
Addition to Congress Heishts-Ralph p. Bar
, nard. ct al. trustees. TO william o. Stfvefs.
lot IS. block 4. so.
Anacostia--George o. Watson to Frances e.
Frazier, lot ssl square 674. SO
Chilum Castle Heights-Washington Land q
Mortgage Co. to z. II. Lawrence. lot q.
square 1888. 81. 900.
wisconsin Avenue Park-Emma Castella to
Harry W. and Annie N. Elliott, lots and
s. square 1858. so.
KIngston-Charles c. Carroll ct ux. 10
Samuel Scrivener. part lot 2. square sls..
So
The Washington times., 1913-05-31
1915 18th street northwest-John d. Coughlan,
trustee. to The George Washington Uni
Northeast.


ioe Seventh street northeast-wiIliam H.
scribner ct ux. to Frances Smith. lot l3s.
square $50. SO.
ILL., Seventh street northeast--wiiliam A. Car.
lin ct ux. to George W. Evans. lot S3.
equare ss7. SO.
4ol to 4o6 a street northeast-Emms J.
Cavanaugh Town right and administratrix)
10 10 Edna H. Fitzhush. original lot Z, square
4os. 4ds and 40 Fifth street northeas,-Kate
Lowell to John Kane. part original lot 1s.
Eleventh and II streets northeast-John o.
Allen to a. Jos; :. cayior part original lot l.
,,.e seoSre ~. Nu.
Loveles: ct ux, TO Daniel C. Leahy. lot Is.
X street northeast between Seventh and
Eighth streets-Harry A. Kite ct ux. to
Clarence Y. and Myrtle C. LAndrum. lot n.
square SIS. 80.
Tennessee avenue northeast. between and
c streets-Harry A. Kite ct ux. TO Frank
west Of ioss. so ' w. ~ ~ '''' ~
X street northeast. between Seventh and
Janette E. Wilson. lot 90 square sss SO
streets-Jsmes c. Nsaion ct ux. to Murchel
and Lula s. Lamp. lot g. square s57. $40.
sl7 Fifth street northeast-sadie N. Hsllack
and Harry J. Haliack and Luther L. Der
rick. lot 20. square $50. 1850.
Third street northeast. between d and E
streets-H. Claude Cryer to Grafton D. T..
Bailey. lot X. square 75s. SO.
en'n i'sn ie nom1 Rssfsman ma, 'ones or,si,si al
lot G. square sss. SO
Maryland avenue northeast. between Twelfth
TO Clifford L. and Ethel z. Gerard. lot ss.
square 1905 80.
B street northeast. between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth streets-Joseph + onutt ct al. to
Lewis C. Smith, lots 81, s.. and So. square
1863. So
street northeast. between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets-Inez T. Walden TO
Howard c. Harrison. lot lS3. square 1854.
Warren street northeast. between b and c
streets-Harry A. Kite ct ux. to Matte p.
Sixth street northeast. between d and e
streets--charles E. sickeis ct ux to
Kennedy Bros. lot 15s. square sse. SIC
Southwest.
:2s Twelfth street southwest-wilIiam A
Gordon ct al; trustees. to Wilbur F. Nash.
G street southwest. between Ninth and
IS. square sss SO
t1s Eleventh street southwest-Hattie L. Bris-
CO ct al. to Henrietta Schiemann. parts
lots and !. square 25s SO.
I2l7 Union street southwest-Beptamin Z
smi.hsoa 5os 'S 90 Alice j. smi'h'0n' lot IT,
.s9-5M L street southwest-Lizzie A. Robbins
to John Fitzmorris. original 10, Is. square
49, X street southwest and two houses In
rear-James Campbell ct ux. to william r.
Tanner, part original lots IS and 80 square
los / street southwest-Iewis H. Wayne to
Mary c. Baker. lot s. square west OF s4o,
lI9 Ninth street southwest-John J. Madden
ct ux. to Francis Leonard. part original
lots Il to IL. square 3s7. 80.
Francis Leonard TO James Mclaughlin. par,
original lot =. square 4s7. So
The Washington times., 1913-05-31
Masonic Home Addition
Is Begun by Contractor

Work began. today on the addition to
the Masonic and Eastern Star Home. at
Takoma Park. the contract having been
awarded to Arthur NJ. Poynton. The
additions include several wings to the
present structure and will cost about
$50,0 The structure will be hreproof
and Of sufflcient size to accommodate
100 persons. The institution is support
ed by contributions from the various
Masonic organizations in the District
The Washington times., 1913-05-31
Suburban.

handle Highlands Loan and
Trust Company. trustee. to L. S. Realty
Co. lots 20. % 90 81, 90. square 5Si5; lots
and H. square 5tS: lots 2. 3. 8. I. 50.
square 55Il: lots a. io2, l04. square S5I2. and
lots 6. IB, IL, square 5Ss2. SO.
RandIe HiEhIapds-U. 9. Realty Co TO Bes-
sic L. and Thomas A. Reed. lots iG3 and
l0t square S512. 80
Dodson lots 30 to "a. square 1901: lots IS
TO %. square 4237. and lots % and q. square
3,a9 81.
Benning HeiGhts--Edgsr Stinson ct ux. 10
Milton G Powell. lot 10. block 50s3; lots Il.
Is 6. III block 5os4; lots 66. s.. block Stos
lots 70 " q r, g. blsck wi; -
The Washington times., 1913-05-31
ANACOSTIA SEES
BUILDING ACTIVITY
Several Real Estate Sales MadePans for New Houses Are
Well Under -Washingtonans Consider Erection
of Apartment House in Suburb

| bridges. II has been found by the po-
licemen that drivers of automobiles
who go over the Pennsylvania avenue
bridge on their way TO the city air ost
invariably take theb machines along
the street car track. which Is on the
latirg the rule as 70 the right nand
side of the structure.
8. Z. Snyder received a letter telling
him of the accidental shooting Of q.
walter Carl. his lifelong friend. in a
church drama at Oak Grove. Wes,mo-e-
land county. Va. He was killed by the
shot
Mr.. Carl was appearing In an amateur
company as robber. When other
members of the company. who were
taking parts as the sheriff and his as
sistants captured him, a 10. OF shoot
ing was done. the pistols being loaded
with blank cartridges. 1t was under
stood. One of them was loaded with
a ball instead
Charles F. L,nger resigned from the
office OF president of the Epworth
League of the Anacostia NJ. E. Church
on account of having been chosen as
the head OF the District Epworth
League
Ralph Williamson will succeed him.
The young people OF the choir Of the
Epworth League of Methodist Episcopal
Church, went for a cruise on the lower
Potomac today. Twenty-eight Were in
the party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lee. of Q street.
have gone to Baltimore to visit friends
Col 4. f. Randle is in West Point.
Miss. owing to the death of his brother
ln-law
The Washington times., 1913-05-31

Col. 4. f. Randle is In West Poin:
Miss. owing to the death of his brother
ln-laM.
The Washington times., 1913-05-31
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.


Realty improvements in Anacostia are
taking up the time Of many builders
and property owners. and a season Of
unwonted activity is expected TO follow.
Several real estate sales have been
made with plans for the erection Of
homes on the property involved now
being prepared. 1t is reported that
Washingtonians have in mind the con-
struct!on Of an apartment house.
The Iris Realty Company, of WASH
ington. IL making its first venture in
Anacostia with two brick stores. which
are to be built at 1901 -03 Nichols avenue.
Mary H. Owens is having built at
Eighteenth street and Minnesota avenue
q brick dwelling to cost about s.. 500. W.
Of brick house at 200 shannon place.
In Congress Heights, william o.
StiVers mas bought parcel Of ground
In the BARNARD addition to that
suburb; 81 nli 49,, George Q; Watson has sold
]. w. Pumphrey. Of Washington. will
remove to his new home in Park place
next week. 1t Is a room frame
dwelling with bath and cost $500.
"Old Folks Day" will have formal
Institution In the Anacostia Methodist
Episcopal Church. Men and women
who have reached the ages of sixty
years or more. whose activities in the
denomination have lessened gradually
with the advent of younger members.
but whose labors as pioneers in the
field are to be held up to others. will
be conveyed to the church in autor1o-
biles
Machines to take them to and from
the house Of worship have been do
mated for the occasion.
The Washington times., 1913-05-31
Shot Playing "Warship.' -

NEW YORK. MAY 3l.-While playing
"warship'' with a bathtub as the L. 8.
s. Kansas and .22-calibre rifle as a
big gun. Henry Glegerisch. sixteen ac-
cidentally shot George Burtche.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-10-23
kCABE DENIES Z.
UNIONS CHARGES
Assistant Who Wants His Job
Said To Be Responsible For
Accusations

City Boiler Inspector John c. Nc
Cabe stated In the mayors once, Wed
pssday morning. that the charges
made against him by the Detroit ex-
ecutive Joint board Of the Inferno
tional Union Of Steam Engineers are
absolutely false and malicious. The
unions communication. which sissies
with charges Of unhtness, discrimina'
tiOn. misappropriation Of funds and
other shortcomings, was sent TO the
council. Tuesday night.
Inspector NcCabo declared no would
service commission ct any time, and
that he would be glad of such IN op.
portunity TO refuts the charges. A.
bert j. DunkslberS. an assistant IN
McCabs's once. who 10 after HE
chiefs Job and has the backing OF the
unions, 10 said to DO responsible for
much of the trouble brewing In that
once recently.
They charge mo with threatening
to Hood the city with Incompetent en-
gineers," said McCabe. II don't know
the reason for this charge unless It v
because have made 1t rule to issue
q license to every man SUCCESSFULLY
passing the examination. At that. 1t
least 80 per cent Of the applicants are
turned down every year. The union.
understand, does not like TO have
too many engineers around. ready 70
take Jobs. The charge that ] misap-
propriated 900 In street car tickets
10 q lie. Ny department gets $500 .
month for tickets and we always have
some left over. When ! took once.
the cost of inspection was 81 cents .
boiler. Now the cost y between seven
and eight cents.
II never did work for trade magar
zines on city time. The whole AFFAIR
has been raked up By certain faction
in the local union that 10 opposed to
me and wants 10 Gust, me from tho
Job"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-10-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Michael Kennedy. -; Mslvina Minis.
Rochus Fsddsrsen, 81; Anna rui.
,nT Robert 5; o'rwin' az Louise p Brown
ESS ...ra. p.y!:s ri G :;:; p M q
Russell Hillostsr, ~. Detroit; Len.
Glenn Psgs. 81; Mae Hammond, u.
John =. Holly: as; Mapi: sccst. j.
p:. Sa:SRn ~ rf pssro 81; chicago HI Ethel
Joseph Roberts. ss: Ira ssRerdina. 10.
Frspk wiakowski. Is; stella Baisw.
Leon J. cuyttOn. -; Marie vailasrt.
Joseph schsnk. %; Phyllis Bsrnisr.
J. Lee Bsrrott. u: Hs.sl Pisrson. Il.
Edward Hayes, IL; LILLIAN Anderson.
John n.sgat %; Antonio Kas.aw. q.
ou Alvin 8 p.n nsI:ds g. q M.r,0,. D chan
Peter Zdob, -; Ksena l>ochowics. II.
Jacob Dubtel, 81; Mary Rosol, H.
/. VIM; =. Miner. 81; Elisabeth Robe. so.
k sin,:r x sa 81 x xn.s 6 NSi,isS Il
snh so.ii. r. :1 Mary TG sssc. - is
Henry LAHsrsre. ~; Fiavie Van Hol-
sRu GS ssSt 9: r. s S.d S%s S, g.
-wiiiis" r,r.S. 81; Sarah e. Car
'' Asarx Z. s Meyer. IS. BEDFORD: Ethel
Harlan T. Hail. 80; Wanda Fisjor. %
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-10-23
1u1LY" BURKE HEADED
THIS WAY, POLICE HEAR

Detective Joseph Cahill. of Chicago
his way back home from New
Yoek city, dropped into the local de-
cttve bureau. Tuesday. and told the
euths that hs had seen their old
aeo6, billy" Burke, husband OF
ophie Lyons-Brady.Burke. on the
Soets Of New York. and that BILLY
feSld soon be In Detroit.
Burke has been s0journing for the
ret three years In q prison In Stock.
DIN after . little adventure invoiv-
% some 100000 worth Of diamonds
store there. He did not get the
lamonds, but he got . hve-year sen.
bnes.
Local police do not want Billy
ANYTHING, but they are glad to r.
I'VE the information that he 10 "out."
% there 10 some rivalry az to which
i them will pick him up on the
treets hrst. and take him to head.
uarters for Q chat.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-10-23

In ORDINANCE to prohibit the open
. ing or establishing OF any. place
wherein Splrituous or Intoxicating
liquors, malt, brcwed or fermented
llquers or vinous wines are sold at
| Wholesale.
Il u hereby ordained by the People
4 the city or Detroit:
| Section I. Hereafter there shall not
. opened or established within the
|puflaes OF the City OF Detroit. any
lace wherein spirituous or intoxicat-
n liquors. malt. brswsd or fermentsd
QvcvS or vinous winss are sold At
Provided. That this ordinapce shall
lot be construed to apply to any loca-
% whore now 10 being lawfully
Ralntained 4 place wherein liquors are
.otng sold at Wholesale.
SEQ :. Any violation OF the pro-
tsion OF this ordinance shall be pun
bhed By = hne not exceeding $500. and
! the imposition OF such fine the Court
bay make q further sentence that the
Render be imprisoned In the Detroit
touse Of Correction for q period not
.4ooedtng ninety days.
~ s. This ordinance shall take I'm
Approved Oct. 81, 1918.
OSCAR b. MARK.
Mayor.
ttts s.,;iRercHARp LINDssAr.c .-.
tofSciai papers please eopy.S