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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1914-05-21
PRESBYTERIAN BENEFIT.

On Saturday, May %. 1914, at p.
m, there will be given at Scottish Rite
Cathedral, 6l9 Carondelet street, a
three-act comedy entitled Married
Life" for the benefit of the building
fund of the Algiers Presbyterian
church
This high-class play will be conduct
ed by the talented Miss Jessie Tharp,
who is so well known in our city. The
following cast of characters will ably
assist Miss Tharp:
Mrs. COddle Miss Violet Drott
Mrs. LynX.-.- Miss Gladys Kewar
Mrs. Younghusband Miss Myrtle Hyde
Mrs Dismal - Miss Susie Kenan
Dove -.---...---.---.-..--M Miss Jessie Tharp
Mr. Samuel Coddle - Val. Winter
Mr.. Lionel Lynx ........-... VIM. Guste
Mr.. Younghusband- Alfred Schmidt
Mr.. Dismal - Gerald Meter
Dove ...-.-.---.---.--...-....-.-..- Henry Dove
The public is earnestly requested to
lend its generous aid and assistance
to this most worthy cause.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1914-05-21
FOR SALE.

Seven-room single house, 24j va.
lette street, with all sanitary inn
provements. Cheap to quick buyer.
apply f. NJ. Mclean, 4l9 Patterson
street. may Il.
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FOR SALE.

A fine investment, double cottage
o rooms and bath each side, gas
lighted; on Bermuda street, near
Pelican avenue; low price. Phone
Algiers 454-L. aprg-t,
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LEARN TO FIT EYEGLASSES.
A Profitable Profession.

FToHtapTe Profcsslon.
We teach by mail. comforting decree
Doctor Of Optics.
New Orleans Optical College, Inc,
DR.. D. c. Williams, President.
AS Baronne St. New Orleans, La
II
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>. To protect the trees planted OF
sidewalk.
3. To be more polite.
Ardath McNeely, Glass Secty.
CHAPTER, FEBRUARY, 1919.

CHAPTER, FEBRUARY, 1919
The desks were inspected every day
At first there were some untidy but
now they are being kept clean. Rita
YuratiCh covered a garbage can and
also picked up paper around the school
yard. Eleven girls reported that they
had planted seeds and they are grow
ing. Agnes Brown, Evelyn COrbett
Nora Burmaster planted trees in front
of their homes.
twenty-five girls reported that theil
gardens are in good condition.
One member reported gathering w
garbage that had been spilled from q
can and placing paper over it to keel
it from being exposed
SalOme Acker, Rita Hildebrand, An
gelina Caridi, Evelyn COrbett. Alicia
Gravois reported putting covers OF
garbage cans they found standing
open.
COncordia Arnold, Secty.
CHAPTER, JUNE, 1919.
Since last meeting, twenty girls
picked up paper and peeling in the
school yard, school room and basement
The girls have tried to keep their
teeth and finger-nails clean. There
was an improvement. Eleven girls
have fy-swatters and have used them.
killing 397 flies.
LeOna Bairnsfather, Secty.
CHAPTER FEBRUARY, 1920.
This chapter reports:
Twenty-seven girls picked up paper.
Fifteen girls kept clean desks.
Thirty girls did not throw trash in
streets.
All the little girls promised to be
polite.
Mabel BrOussard. president; Doro-
thy Acker, treasurer.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1914-05-21

A special improvement was MADE
in the cleanliness of schOol-room by
washing boards and the daily cleaning
of the erasers.
We also wish to say that the pin
which Miss KOppel has given to check
the use of bad English is appreciated
very much.
Carlotta Kraft, Secty.
CHAPTER, JUNE, 1917.
Three members planted trees in
front yard and eight planted trees in
back yard.
Six members made flower gardens in
front yards and one in back yard.
Six members made vegetable gar
dens.
Thirteen members put garbage out
at proper time.
Fourteen members covered other
| peoples garbage cans.
Twenty-fOur members removed peel
ings from sidewalks.
Twenty members kept sidewalk in
front of their home clean.
Three members cared for stray cats
and dogs and then found them homes
One member asked a man not to beat
his COW.
One member stopped a man from
beating horse that was trying to pull
a heavy load up the Canal street ferry
wharf.
Nine members asked boys, who were
shaking trees not to do this and they
promised not to.
One member asked a man who had
tied his horse under a tree. to remove
the horse because it was eating the
leaves and branches of the tree. He
did.
Annie d. Sadler. Glass SeCty.
CHAPTER, FEBRUARY, 1918.
Twenty-Five of our members took
seeds and twenty-one brought speci-
mems.
-Four of our members are taking care
of the trees which the city planted in
front Of their houses; three tied those
loosened from the stake.
Two girls burned paper.
Twenty-nine girls keep in and
around the school and their homes
clean.
Irma May Verret, Secty.
CHAPTER, JUNE. 1918.
The Earnest Workers
lnez Wagner and Elma Sirey plant
ed orange trees.
Mary Clinch helped to plant a Chi
naball tree.
Florence Simon planted a mulberry
tree.
-Four girls kept away from diseases.
Nine girls killed flies with fy-swat-
ters.
Seven girls killed flies with paper.
Eight girls killed flies other ways.
Seven girls kept off streets at night.
We have decided to do three more
.hings:
l. To get rid of mosquitoes.
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FOR SALE.

SiXroom dwelling, Gg4-6Uo N,ug-
street, $3.50. Apply to /. j. r..-.-
son, 5lS Nerret street. u..-r
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HELP WANTED.

Experienced secondhand sack sew
ers. Good pay. Apply TO Dan VI. Fei-
tel Bag Co., 81 Tchoupitoulas s..
may 1922
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FOR SALE.

Rhode Island Reds and Golden Laced
Wyandottes; grown stock and 5a.g
chicks. Apply to 300 Pelican ave. a.
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FOR SALE.

Two GU buggies in good c.Ldi-
ton, cheap. Apply to Geo. Herbert.
Jr., 2O9 Olivier St If
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1914-05-21

RENECKY IS SATISFIED WITH
A LESS PROFIT. BUY YOUR
SHOES FROM HIM.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1914-05-21

BUSTER BROWN SHOES FOR THE
RENECKY SELLS THE FAMOUS
CHILDREN.
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FOR SALE.

Eggs from thoroughbred light Brah.
ma hens. Apply Mrs. q. Il. Brooks, 7ls
Belleville street -
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WANTED.

Wanted experienced girls to work
Ocean Laundry, 33S Morgan ST.. AL
giers.
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RENECKY SELLS THE FAMOUS
ELK SKIN SHOES.
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HOLY NAME SOCIETY MEETING.

HOLY NAME SOCIETY MEETING.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Holy Name Society will be held on
Thursday, May u. at 1870 p. m. A
business meeting will be held in the
meeting room after church services.
Members are notified to be present. I'M
portant.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
COLUMN
FOR SALE-FOR RENT.
WANTS, ETC.
FOR RENT.

Fourroom house, 80 OpeIou-as ave-
nue. Apply at same place.
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CHAPTER, JUNE, 1918.

OF this chapter two girls plante
orange trees; one girl planted china
ball tree: eight kept front of thei
house cleaned and watered the gal
dens: five covered garbage belongin
to other people; nine girls swatte
flies, Alma Pujol alone doing ava
with a boxful Three girls persuade
banana peddlers from throwing spoi
ed fruit in the street.
Irene Sterling, SeCty.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
CHICKEN FARMS

Two 20 20 acres near Detroit on easy
terms at right prices, or viii ex-
change for city property.
EBERT, 300 MAJESTIC BLDG.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
GROESBECK IS
UNFAIR, CHARGE
. MADE BY UNION
'acts Will Speak for Them
/. selves, Says Candidate, Court
ing Investigation
DETROIT FEDERATION
CONDUCTING INQUIRY
street Railway Employees Al
lege GrOesbeck Discrimi-
mated Against Them

Delegates from the Amalgamated
association Of street Railway En-
Dloyes TO the Detroit Federation OF
.abor have asked for an investigation
Df the past attitude toward union la
Dor OF Alex j. Groesback, candidate
or nomination tor governor on the
Republican ucket Mr.. Groesbeck
vas one OF the promoters and for
ner Official OF the Saginaw & Flint
Electric railway.
AS result OF the allegations of the
street railway delegates, the fedora
ion selected a committee OF five in
Is regular meeting. Wednesday night,
. confer with Mr. Groesbeck and in
gesugate fully as to the accuracy OF
he charges preferred. ON account OF
he fact that Mr. Groesbeck returned
rom campaigning through the state
pnly Friday night, the committee has
bot Yet seen him,
The charges are, first, hat Mr..
tiroesbeck, with The other officers OF
he road, entered into an agreement
With the street railway company Of
Flint not 20 employ any union labor
Dn the Saginaw.FNnt line Second
that he employed men with the dis.
finct understanding that they should
not join a union Third, that he and
his associates opposed and prevented
the unlonization of the employees on
khe Saginaw Flint line
such statements are utterly false,
declared Mr. GroesbeCk 90 The Times
Saturday. There never was any such
agreement made between the Sagi-
haw-Flint line and the Flint company
I did not oppose the organization OF
union, nor was II the policy of the
road to do SO while was there.
believe that the American w5fesllo n
still has some rights II ne wants TO
form or join an organization OF his
fellow worlSmen. he has that right
am not going 20 misrepresent past ac-
tions for the sake OF a few votes. Let
the facts speak for themselves.
The truth is that majority OF the
men we employed were union men
from the unions right here in Detroit.
AS for paying low wages, when ! went
10 the road IL was paying Is cents.
This was raised voluntarily 10 rs cents
before left If | had stayed it would
have been put up TO scale OF 30
cents. Every one who worked on the
road knew my stand on the wage
question, We wanted efficient men
who were 10 be had only upon the
payment of good wages These charges
are nothing but lies told for a politi-
cal purpose.
81 shall be glad to meet this com
mittee. or anyone else, and refer them
to the facts"
The committee selected by the De
troit Federation OF Labor is composed
OF the following: Stanley Anderson,
Samuel Tobin, Edward Francis,
George Alexander, and r. l.. Reeves,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Anthony DwuznIk %; Frances sly
staRislaus Jaskiewicz, 25 Anna Out
Stan,slaw Bryczek. 20; Frances Ja-
poke 20.
Frederick Schroeder. %: Louise
Sol Goldman. %; Rose Brown. II
John Reiss.,23 Mable Roberts pa
Merton Lonbach. p; Hope Robinson
Joseph Mage. 2ai Anna Gicnbala. 10.
Gilman datheld, a. Detroit, Eliza
beth X. Johnson. IS, Wayne.
stephen CaJec2ewicz, %; olga Chadie.
MoicIsch RobinskL "a; Sophia Ha-
Alfred stadler, 50. Detroit; Pauline
Mueller. %, Hamtramck
william SneeL 80 Mabel Elliott. %.
Paul Morris, 81, Niagara Falls, y.
y; sophia Patterson. IS. same
Conrad Kelly 26; Gladys Wade FL
. Joseph Doninger. 35, Detroit, Elsie
Gcnthe, %, Nyandotte
Alvin Henelman. 30. Mary Garney,
CLANCY Thomas. 81 Detroit: Laura
Ferris &c. Bloomington, Mich
William WeitzeL 10, Margaret Bres-
Cedric Cullen. "a. Walkerville; Mar
jorie Fox. 20, same
John. Freshman, Fl Hattie Masko-
JOhn BaTSe, %, Frances kendro, 20.
Clcm DQssman. %; Mary Garwin, 20.
Jay weaver, 81; Chicago; Ruth Beebe.
10 same
william Lllley, 81, virginia Cobb, 27.
Albert Kimball, 81. Maude Chapman,
Jacob WALL, "a; Hattie Schroeder. 10.
Jack Bivonspargcr. "a, Edith Chaplin,
o.
Thomas HUMPHREYS IS. Detroit: Mgr
tie Perrott, 49, Mt Clemens.
Martin J. O'Connor, 60; Clara Ro-
don berger, 81
Arthur Hein, 81; Ida walewsky, 10.
Frank Blandowskt, 20; Ludwika Sur
mix 10.
Martin Hniby ~; Resale ostrow-
Anthony zwtnlcwicz, 20; Mary Kra-
kas. 3.
20.
John Christman. 81; Pearl Barr, %
Fred Ketzman, rs, Eda Meissner 20
william Ketelhut 29i Emma Mauer,
81
Casimer Nowicki. 40: Marie smig-
elska, 20
Lee Kllmer 81: Myrtle Thornton, a.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
WIFE OF A CONVICT
GRANTED A DIVORCE
Lifts Veil and Shows the Court
the Evidence of Many
Beatings

In Judge Colds court, Saturday
morning, Louise Mcguire was granted
decree from her husband, Roy
Mcguire, now serving time in Jackson
prison for burglar.
She introduced In evidence a news
paper clipping telling the story OF
how Roy wrote from the prison 10 the
poor commissioner in Detroit asking
that the official look after Roy's wife
and crippled children while he was
serving time. The wlfe's name was
given as Lizzie" and Mrs. Mcguire
who sued today has no child, and her
name is not Lizzie" She told the
court that she believed the other wo-
man" was living with Roy, but was
not former wife.
She also declared that Roy beat her
on many occasions. blackening her
eve three days after they were mar
} ried. in 1909 and giving her six more
before she left him. She af5o had a
bit of her lip torn from its place and
az the request Of her attorney lifted
her veil 10 show the mark.
A divorce was granted Mary
Kovach from Eugene Kovach the lat
ter having sprung into public notice
several months ago when he was ar
rested and sent 10 jail for 90 days by
Judge Lacy IN the defunct court Of
domestic relations At the time he
posed as European count and de-
ciared the woman was not his wife,
but was merely living with him He
denied the authenticity OF her proofs
OF marriage and refused TO support
her.
II was shown that he was infatuat-
Cd with another woman az the time,
and her sisters appeared with the
claim that he was trying 20 marry her
10 secure her property and without
regard for the woman who bore HIS
name He conducted a school Of auto
mobile repairing on North Woodward
ave
Mary Grossman testified that she
was married when she was but "a
years OF age and although but n child,
was Obliged 10 bear beatings and abuse
nj the hands OF her husband She not
only got n decree but Philip Grossman.
the husband. was ordered TO pay ST.
600 alimony
Anna Bogedin waited IS years after
her husband deserted her for another
woman, before she asked for a d.
vorce. 70 was granted
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
DEATH LIST.


Irwin Orlow. 246 La Mothe-aye 20
years, fracture OF skull; Julia Krayftz
Children's Free hospital years IN,
bercular meningitis: Anthony Gutow-
ski, 1860 MCDougall ave, Al years. pui-
monary tuberculosis; Helen Wares 100
ST Joseph-st, 3 months, marasmus.
Edward Wilkowski, $50 St Aubln-ave
5 months, cholera infantum; Stanisla.
wa kOlOdzeJzzak, 1917 JOS Campau-
ave. days. interus; Bert Kobe. 100
Maple St. hours, premature birth:
Margaret Machowskl. 179 Coplin-aye..
6 months. marasmus; Dominica Tam
burera, 751 Russell-st., about 8 months
broncho- pneumonia; Katherine ZfeRler
Warren and Mt Elliott-aves, as years.
apOpleNy; Stanley J. Daley. Port Hur-
on. Mich. 25 years. pulmonary tuber-
Culosis. George n. Davis. 2SS Forrest
west months, commissions; Anna Gull
lickson Grace hospital. about % years
pulmonary embolism; Absolom move,
DAYTON, o.. 50 years. chronic nephritis.
Edward Tucker, 322 Chrlstiancyvst. Z
months, enterO colitis; Johann Czaj-
kowsK. 15 Gilbert-ave.. ] hour, prema .
ture birth: Stanislawa JaKubowski. $40
Leland-st, months. cholera infantum
Lucinda r. Halliday. 387 Cass-ave. rs
years. senility; j. c. Patrick. Howard,
ont 80 years accidental drowning,
waldo W. Johnson, 1855 West Forrest.
81 wears acute indigestion: George
T,ockerble. 432 Vinewood ave. 6s years.
mitral aortic regurgitation.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
RAILROADS And
men MARK Time
Labor Dispute Remains I'm
changed Pending Federal
Mediation Proceedings

CHICAGO. Juy 49, Pending the ar.
rival here Monday OF the federal me-
diators, both sides I'm the dispute be-
tween representatives Of 10000 EN-
ployes and the western railroads
marked time today and prepared their
cases for presentation next week.
Acceptance OF mediation by both
sides does not mean that the men will
accept arbitration, but A. w. Tren.
holm, chairman OF the general man
ayers committee, declared today that
the situation is more hopeful than at
any time since negotiations were
started Officers OF the unions would
not comment upon the outlook.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20

FoR sALB-REsIDENCB PROPERTY.
If YOU HAVE $500 We will build you
n homo on st. Clair ave. north OF
Mack Paterson Bros. & Co, 1863
Griswold-st Main 255
HAVE an s-room house clear 70
trade for cottages. Tel Wal l64O-M
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
S eats.. | % S58t 3

liie
NO transient advertising inserted
TOT less than 16c with cash. 1sc II
charged per Insertion
ne above rates apply 20 all classi :
ucauons except Births. Cards or
Ihanks. Obituaries. Meeting Notices
ana an Ads preceding Male Help
births. Deaths, Cards OF Thanks and
Meeting Noticcs-Min charge. Boo
for 5 words or less. over 20 words
one and one third cents for each extra
word
Persouals-Minim charge soc; soc
per line. Count six words 10 the line)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
Acre Farms Out Grand River

Larger than ~ city lots
Only so minutes from city hall and
near electric, excellent black loan
soil, not sand come out and talk
with the satisfied buyers; live here
and work IN the city. raise your
vegetables keep chickens and stpp
paying rent prices. $3.50 up. IS sek
cures an acre; easy payments: no In
terest or taxes till 1915. Agents on
grounds Saturday afternoon and
Sunday Take Pennington. Orchard
Lake car TO Five Points. Send for
Plat OF property Phone for auto 10
take you out. Thomas Hickman,
S1a Free Press Bldg Main $500
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
DIED.

KAY-JuIy IT. at the residence OF her
daughter. 1S2 Calvert-ave Mary
Blair. beloved wife OF Andrew Kay.
of Raleigh, ont, mother OF Mrs.
James VI Mlloy Mrs Edward RAN
dali. Mrs. Charles Murchy. OF De-
troit. and Mrs. Albert Robinson. Al
bert and Grace Kay, Of Raleigh. ont.
Funeral and burial at Raleigh
rs. 1914. John r.,
aged 4G years. son OF Anthony
schneider and the late Marie
Schneider Funeral Monday. July 20.
az S.45 a. M. from his fathers home.
No ia Fifteenth st. and ST. Anne s
church at . a. M. Burial at Mt El-
notL
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
IDEAL HOME

IDEAL HOME
Josephine ave-S rooms. brick. strictly
modern; lot 40x160; must be seen 20
be appreciated; price. 1880; $500
down Ridge 1881. Parker, Schunk
q Fry. 703 Majestic Bldg. Main $3.50.
A. GOOD CORNER in Highland Park,
This includes a 2-family brick nat
also n dandy single residence. A
good investment. Fisher-Maire Real
~ Co. Main 1929. s26 Hammond bldg.
Job Printing Donc Hignt. Times
Printing Co. - John R.-at
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
BIRTH LIST.
GIRLS

GIRLS.
Daniel r. Mye.. ii52 Scotch ave; ;
William III. Barton, 632 LaSalle-ave.
Joseph Nusser, 1875 Cleveland-st.. Edw
A. Nadeau 400 Artillery-ave. Thomas
Malak. 953 Theodore-st.; Joseph Mas
wiewicz, $50 Grandy- ave: Joseph AFR
ka COZ South-st; Joseph Rock S9l
Hammond ave. Albert CarnaRi. 1885
Wilkins-st, Peter Clavenna 421 Wat
son-st.; Hector De May 80 National
ave: Robert Jackson, 1894 lie May
ave: Michael Pawelski, So Jackson st. ;
Ialter Merriett, 1443 Mt. Elliott -ave. (:
Jan Fandel. S0S Thirtieth-st.; Harry
Iarendasy lo7s Parker-ave.; Manford
Rogers 297 Pierce-st; John Polpa. SAL
Franlin-st., Sylvester Traskos, 242
Thirtieth-st,; Louis AEosta 495 Ma
ton-ave., Anthony Zebura, $40 Dubois
stephen BrankowslI asa East Forest
ave, Jadan Peszinski 986 Ropelle st.
4. II. sowdon. 1919 wabash ave. :
John De Vine, Woman's hospital {,
Charles NaJarian. Woman's hospital;
Harry Pouch, Jr., 70 Sibley-ave. Frank
J. Riedcl 33 Lauderdale-ave. Leonard
+. Schute. S23is Baldwin ave; Peter
Garbluski. $50 Twenty thlrd-st.; Ellis
r. Green. 1919 West Warren ave. Har-
vey I. Cook. 507 Fourth-ave; John
red. 326 Twentieth-st Walter G. Roe.
124l McClellan-av George A. Wal
ter, $50 Bellevue ave. Vincenty Bud
zinska, $40 Thirty second-st.; John Ka-
pusZinski b44 Garheld-Rve Harold
,pOlhemens. 1882 Oakland ave. Robert
Wosockt, 523 East Garfield ave; Elmer
r. Medium, ~ Regular-ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20

last year life Insurance comnaniee
naid out IN the United states and
Canada sums totalinc $3.50 go 0o0.
Jamaican mountain a sample sent
10 the United States for ANALYSIS has
been pronounced 20 be satisfactory.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
ron sALE-REsIDENcE PnoPrnrv
I'd Ne BUY You a Homo

Let Me Buy You a Home
state your price and what cash ana
monthly installments you can pay
and / will search for bargains IN
any locality. Owner will pay my
commission
Let Me Sell Your Property
II you can give my clients honest
value for their money, / can sell
your property.
WILBUR B. GILBERT,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
DIED.

JOHNSON Waldo Morgan Johnson.
suddenly wednesday, night Jelly ID,
an his ssth year, father OF w. &:
johnson and Mrs l.. H. Collins, OF
Detroit. Mrs +. J. Barnes. OF New
York. and Mrs. c. ID. Boyles or VIM
netka MS. Funeral saturday July
is NJ $50. from residence OF his son.
qT4 Jefferson ave east
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
FoR sALE-FARNIs

ONE ACRE ROYAL OAK. new Groom
house $500
acres, ROYAL Oak. modern new bun
galOw. some fruit A harpain ~
$4,000 -
20 acres, Royal oak IA miles from
Woodward, $50 per acre.
Is acres. one mile from electric above
Royal oak; only $4,000
6h9 acres, above Royal Oak, on electric.
S-room house, fruit. e.. 300. or will
sell acres alone for $1,000
10 acres, y mile from Grand River.
/, good clay loan soil WIN exchange
for house on west side
/ have farms OF all sizes for sale and
exchange. II you. have city property
10 exchange, see US
Frank n. Briggs, SIS Dime Rank R1dF
Cherry 2S6a Phone SUNDAYS and
evenings. Royal oak 81
Foh SALE-vACANT LOTS.
SO-FT. LOT, Alger-ave. paved ONLY
$1,000 Kingon Real Estate Co. 4O5
Whitney Bldg. Main 3lT9
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
FoR sALE-RnsIpENcE PRoPERrY.

FLATS AND RESIDENCES
5000 y, woodward. modern home
terms
81 500 n woodward family fat.
$1,000 Commonwealth ave. cottage
terms.
$1,000 n Woodward. modern brick
fiat
s.. 500 Flat. Candeld. near Wood.
ward
A. PIKE,
MeGraw Bldg Main ,6524
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
For sALE-vACANT LOTS.

FIT. LOT, Alger-ave. paved. ONLY
81. 300 Kingon Real Estate Co. 405
Whitney Bldg. Main 3l73
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-13

Mr.. Gates Decision

e.. W. Gates. the Republican candi-
date fcv "cvcrnor. announces that I'm
pouant ID work viii make il i'm
possib. him 10 devote his entire
timo 10 uing That Mr. Gates
arrived at is ''cision is not surpris
ing. indeed. th who have consider
ed the matte. rather expected
that no would tie exactly this posi-
ton. 1t is consistent with his state
ments, made before the convention.
that he looked upon his duties as
state highway commissioner as more
important than anything else and was
determined 20 put bis time in dis
charging them rather than in running
around seeking a nomination that he
did not want.
Mr. Gates will appear whenever it