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The Detroit times., 1914-01-20
WASHINGTON.

The stranger is pleasant little
offering and tho WASHINGTON PLAYERS
his week art giving finished per-
jforhante TIE pldy IL by thc author
OF hIn Old KenmChy' and while JH'
big scenes that made that production
a living drama are missing me haNot
OF the old south rs again brought Tor
ward and the types ass oclaied Nl.h
such dramas are drawn with q kindy
hand
Mans OF the elemea.S. ot the stock
drama are boz evidence Use papers
the one poor nut now rich hero, the
lIoyable old father the comedy friend
off The hero OuN tne william Is lack
ing for tno-uHpl"aSaut person Who
causes che trouble Is nor really a yll.
Ian. only a rather poor liar
The Story deals witch The winning
of love and iue-- success Dy the
man who Was horn namele-s In "a
poorhouse but Who Dos going To New
York as boy found the road oto for
luue NE returns 10 the home OF his
loyhOod 20 ina evidence Co clear his
mother name He becomes inter.
csted in tho little southern city with
It's shy standing by the path OF prog
ross. Wistful, yet afraid He deter.
mines 10 bring the spirit OF progress
there and while doing II 20 win the
love OF southern belle The Carriers.
.oanker and son the old regime. OPP
pose him in love and war
He wins. OF course. and the winning
gives opportunity for many tender
bits of old lace and lavender love
making 0t lines that We OF the pres
ent are apr 70 term bromides or unso-
jurisdictions but YET which ring
WhOlesomely true. and there lis a
parade OF od-rashioned virtues and
ideals that leave a pleasant taste and
a tender memory plays and prob
lem dramas have not altogether spoil
al the taste for honey corrections In
dramatics
Julie Hearue as the southern belle.
proud, tender. frey and with It all
sweet with the graciousness OF the
old-rashioned girl OF Dixie. adds TO
her laurels for dramatic understand
ing and beautiful portrayal Mitchell
Harris. hero. entered into the char
acter~ OF the action in a sympathetic
style that showed his appreciation OF
the role These two worked In per
feet harmony and their teaming did
much 10 swell the applause that greet
ed the production
Excellent character portrayal was
given by Harry Huguenot, as the
friend OF the hero, type OF the new
younger generation" In the south, BY
Arthur Mathews as the stern old
banker. proud, cold and harsh, but
With a stern sense OF justice, and by
Gerome Edwards as the general"
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20
MILES

The Miles management made good
on yaudeyilie's bOast--the world for
A field when It arranged this week 5
bill In the space of two hours the
audience is offered attraction from
the extreme arctic regions and from
the heart Of the tropics, not 10 men.
tion several spots In between
Ten polar bears, great shaggy Eel
lows with "A SHY stumbling appear
aDce that brings smiles until one
opens its mouth and snarls-end
after that there is a vast request for
Trainer Alber--do stunts in a great
iron cage 10 the crack OF long whip
The show opens with piQuant
beauty from old Mexico, Ramona
Ortiz, who wit hthe aid OF a slack
wire combines thrills and proof the
human body Is more supple than habit
would have US believe.
Banta Brothers offer a musical act
that is given hearty reception. and
they vie with the headliner for popu.
larlty Various horns. stringed instZ
men,s. drums and piano are used, az
Well as the vocal cords an. nimbl,
feet OF the musicians The act pleases
greatly
James Brockman sings & hodge
podge of his own composition that
gives him opportunities 10 present
various types and nationalities in a
clever and tuneful manner A sketch
presented by James $, Devlin and
Ma Ellwood under the title OF "1Te
Ctr From Yonkers" brought continu-
GUS laughter IL deals with a certain
clever little girl thief, who. discovered
In a bachelor apartment, prevails
upon the owner 20 believe she Is q
country girl IN the rooms by mistake.
She ends by taking everything in
sight. from telephone to hat rack
and the heart OF the bachelor.
Rockwell aud Wood introduce a
line OF patter and song that is as fool
ish az Il ia funny. They score heay-
lly Photo plays complete the bill.
rolOFgaf prfl .aO-R-
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20

Notice IL hereby given that an as
scssment has been made upon all the
lots and premises iucluded IN said dis
trict and liable 10 bc assessed for said
Improvement under the provisions OF
said public act and that a roll OF said
assessment l. now completed. and VIII
remain at the Assessors Ofhce, In the
city of Detroit, FOR . days from thv
date Of the first publication of this
notice, that IL. from the date hereof
until the Bird day Of February, lal4
for the inspection of all persons con
cerned therein, and that the Board 90
Assessors VIII meet on the goth day
81 January 1919 at 10 O'Clock "a. ul..
at their office in the city Hail. ami
VIII remain iu session between tho
hours of 80 a ~ and . m. on said
day and during the same hours fOf
three successive days thereafter To
hear any person or persons desirine
TO object 10 any asseasfH.liat-zn- ma Dc.
and 10 eview and correct tho same. "
correction thereof DE fOurd necessary.
BOARD OE NSSESSORS
BY JOHN g. NAGFl.
A-fl0 President
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20

W.hicn De world is thu better George
% Lund as james POrter town BANK
er aud polished villain WAS a-hlG
success ~ the part, aud Miss Gertrude
Huz ass Viola Eiutlrop Hardcastle p
stepdaughtcr. Nho Is driven from
home by "a false scandal concocted hy
her clustering sttptathcr Was admir-
aoly adapted to the part
Miss lReeya GREENWOOD as Eva
Hardcystle played sweetheart 10 Jim
most 'hcceptahN and some excellent
character bits were contributed b>
Howard Morgan as William. the
hired man Taylor Carroll as the
SNUG Rev Isaiah Spmkon A. i-
Evans. as Pml Hunt old farmer Ed
win Melvin as the Judge and Marie
Haynes az Martha Hardcastle, sisicr
of me squire
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20
SUBURBAN NEWS
YPslLANTI.


The Willing Workers OF King
Daughters will meet for an all-daJ
meeting Saturday at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs y. V. Harris. east OF The
+ city. AZ this time the husbands viii
be honored guests cf the society
DIR. Ramsdell, of Ann Arbor viii
occupy the Methodist pulpit next sun
day morning.
Mrs. Benjamin J Neffs division oil
the Methodist church will give an AT
home" Friday. from TO 8. at the
home OF Mrs. William Waidner.
Mrs. William B. Asbaugh and Mrs
w. w Alexander attended the theater
In Ann Arbor Saturday evening.
The w. c T e. VIII meet Tuesday
with Mrs. c. + Allen
Robert Parker Miles, a New YORK
and London newspaper correspondent
will lecture This evening In the Meth
edist church.
Plans have been made by Miss A.
Aurelia Murphy. superintendent of ma
sic I'm the city schools, by which the
musical talent OF TIE pupils may oe
displayed for the public I'M general.
The first OF a series OF concerts WIZ
be given at a near date, in hlsH
school hall
Abraham Steny Is on the sick iisL
Mrs Arthur Reed Is visiting hef
son, Ernest Reed, In Adrian.
Mr.. and Mrs IA Perceli are MOVING
from Inkster 10 the irving beach 'aIHH
one mile east of the city
The senior class OF the hish school
Is rehearsine for O play which WI pr
presented TO the public early 10 Man'4.
Mrs John Burrows IS on the Sex
list.
Eton Sauderson IS recovering from
Injuries received recently IN "a rum
away accident
The Michigan Street club will meet
this evening with Mr. and Mrs. Vlay-
ton Simons. Euchre wil be played.
Mrs. NJ. C Wood is visiting her
daughter. Miss Mary Wood, who y
superintendent OF music In the Batus
CreeK schools
Edward Russ has been granted de-
cree OF divorce e~~-- his Wife, MARY.
by Judge + d. Kline, of Ann ArDor.
Lee n. Brown appeared for Mr.. Russ
while Mrs Russ Was represented oF
Attorney RathbOrn, OF Tecumseh'
where she IS now residing.
Chicken thieves are active in lpsl-
lanti. Nate Hamilton reports the re-
cent loss OF As fine fowls.
Mrs. Len Beadle has returned rom
Stockbridge. where she was called oy
the illness OF a relative.
Mrs. Walter Wiari will entertain tue
M. G. r. club Thursday afternoon
Mrs. p. Y. Curtice is entertaining
her father. John Kellar, of Tihn, y.
Miss Maude Scott is on the sick list.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20
conntv. A[ichipnn. to.wlt.

County, Michigan, to-wit.
Lots TO 80, Doth inclusive; lots ~
20 81. both inclusive. lots 81 to 50.
both Inclusive, lots 243 to 256. both
inclusive. lots 25s 10 269 both inclu-
sive. lots 323 20 333, both inclusive;
lots 336 to 345, both inclusive lots 3iS
10 S5S. both Inclusive lots i52 TO 4s2.
both inclusive. lots 465 TO Az. both
Inclusive Beech Hurst. VIM. L. Holmes
Lots 80 to s9s Both Inclusive lots
% TO 49, both inclusive. lots so 10 IS.
both inclusive, lots So 20 -. both in
elusive. lot 50. except Moore Place as
opened; lots So TO 80. both inclusive;
lots 10 to 1913. both inclusive krcm-
er's sub II part OF frac sec. 2
Lots TO IL both Inclusive; lots -
to 55 both inclusive, lots IS TO 90.
both Inclusive. lots l22 to l43. botn IN
elusive. lots 1915 go III, both Inclusive
lots $50 TO 100. both inclusive; lots 2l3
20 22s. both Inclusive VIM J.. Holmes
subdivision Of blocks -, IT, "a. %, %
and IS % Scoveis sub OF W. y OF
Lot al. block II: lot 50. block II:
lots i07 TO IFS. both inclusive. block
IL lots l73 to 1874. both inclusive
block u lots 30 10 50. both Inclusive
block - lots il9 TO l3O. both inclu-
sive block i2 lots ISIS 10 1872 both in
elusive. block ~ Scovel's subdivision
~ of Of " j o. frsc' sec 2
Lots 70 6. both irf'usive,. block =;
20 3b both inclusive block 7 lots ~
20 % both inclusive. block 3. Scoveis
subdivision 81 the W y Of frac 30 .
The Common Council OF the civ of
Detroit having fixed and determi ned
that said district. herein above de-
scribed IL benefited nv the opening Of
Moore Place. from Thirtieth street TO
Tronvood avenue. where not already
opsned as public street and high-
way and having resolved that IS AZ 30
or the damages awarded hv verdict
or.a fury In The Recorders Court "
she C,fv ~ Detroit. In pursuance ~
proceedirrr-urider the provisions Of
Act ia ~ tho Public Acts ~ 1893 as
amended he assessed upon the owners
and occupants of the tasabls zeal es-
tate Included In said district IN pro-
NORTON. NJ near a. NAV he. 20 the ad-
vantage vhtch each lot or pa rcel Is
deemed 10 aconire by such opening
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20
GARRlck

For the cyuic who doubts that tbe
world is getting hettor there IS an
open challenge ion THE Road 40
Happiness 20 in which William Hodgep
is starring iu the Garrick theatcr
this week
a fouract biz 0f artistry splendid
by acted and STAGED u way 10
bring spontaneous applause $50 ga ch
slow rise OF the curtain the play
built 90 show humanity through the
wholesome quaint and funny aphor-
isms OF rim Whitman the bucolic
character PLAYED hy MI Hodge is a
most welcome change.
But IL is lu coming a new word
ont OF an old one and making good
with the coinage, that the play chal
lenges the cynic The play might
be- called a mellow-drama. for time.
according 20 Jim Whitman. works
great changes. one of which S 20
exert a mellowiug influence on all
things
They do not drive the girl ont into
the paper snow. with black shawl
over her head. and eight coats OF
kalsomine on her face She leaves
IA a beautiful summer gown. and in
all her Youthful fairness but her
"croo" father drives her out
Yes, the polished villain was there
too polished 10 a hard oil finish:
red socks and tie, checked suit II
whole deck OF diamonds. and big
bank account but instead OF "A gun
on each hip. he carries only the leer
and the habit OF walking past while
people are telling secrets
The chee.ild Is there too They
showed us a basket with shawl
over IL, at least. and said IL was the
chee-ild that was causing all OF the
troubei
But I'm the words of the sorrowful
old mother OF poor NeIl OF the melo
drama. one says, Yes. it's our little
Nell. but how she hey changed"
They don't decoy the hero 10 the
old mill and tie him 10 the buzz saw
but the minister decoys him TO the
sQuires barn. and squire, polished vii
lain and the rascally constable are
foiled again when they Try 10 tar and
feather him The deadliest weapon
used is handkerchief, tut the squire
Kisses his words. and the polished
villain squirIns around in the real old
WAY
But through all OF the action runs
vein of CHEEKY optimism unknown
TO the old melodramA One sees the
frailties OF human nature and the
high lights drawn with an artists pen,
and translated In a way 10 make the
people on the road intensely human.
Mr.. Hodge. as Jim Whitman, was the
shaft around which the whole action
reyOlved, which is detracting not one
bit from his excellent support He
played the rural handy-man OF every
small town. carrying faith in human.
ity. and in the power OF truth, while
he rose from town tinker to rec
ogni2ed leader
Scott Cooper played Squire Hard
castle, an irascible, scheming, hate
full old party, huge in bulk and voice
and opinion or his Importance, and.
Incidentally, schemer.
Elizabeth Baker played Mrs. Hard
castle. q sweet, womanly woman
whose love for her children finally
causes her TO rebel against her hus-
bands tyranny. Miss Baker is a De
troit actress who has won mertted
success on the stage She Is equipped
with good looks and fine dramatic
ability. Her part could be- easily
spoiled by overplaying but she shows
a nice sense VI proportion. She adds
TO her laurels by her work
with Mr.. Hodge
Ida Vernon is Mrs. Whitman, in
valid Iuosher and Chum OF Jim. one
~ those fine old lady parts for
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20

hOOhL X LhOG
from Thirtieth street 20 ironwo GOD ave.
nue.. where net alreday opened, as a
public street and highway.
To Eugene Adams. \. +. Badger
Marx Bentley. H. H. Briggs, +. q.
Bush, ~ Brown. : j. Bloomfield. +.
Bradley Martha Babcock. u. VI Bene-
dict, sidney Beckwith, G. c. Curtis.
Daniel l.. Coweil. Edward r. Cook. Ju-
Illus ConnOr George W. Chllds. JrY \.
pesner. g. g. Daniels. William Delong.
r. : Ewing, Fitzpatrick Bros. u. \
Frederick. y VI. Fairchild, Edward y
Gee, Anna :. Graham, william l..
Holmes.r w Henulnger. G. W Haw-
klns, -. Hamel. Emery Heath ~
Ifuwiett ", y Haul6y 3. T. Heaven
rich. A. Kfemer. VI. ~ Knapp, q.
King Kirby-So Felske Co. II. F.
Kingon, VI O. Lyon l.. i. Louranden.
George r. Lamb T. w Merritt. L.. a..
Moore. William \. Martin. =. j MARI
Arthur l.. Mills. james Martin, Ger
-trude Merrill. John McMullen. Gather
O'Ccfneu. NJ O'Neil, Puritan Building
CO.. sarah Palmer Penberthy Injector
CO. Neorge =. Palmer. Charles W.
purdy A. l. Roso r. T. Rowe. I'D
ward Rose. William +. Iath. :. J..
Roehm. r. O. smith. Y. Shand. Paul
Sccvyi. a, j. stewart. scovel Realty
co, asm Strcath. +. J. sweeney Ther-
esn StubReil, Leua scoyell ID. W 81
mons, John " /fDhonpsOn r. W, Pail
hof. /cafIle Vertst. u VAN WieNfrr
charles. Van Nerst. Edward A. wilcox,
/ Harvey White. Annie Weiss y. W
wilson. and torhn other persons own.
NIX. occupying or otherwise interest
rd IN any % the lots and premises In
Guided ~ the following district and
portion Of the city OF Detroit, ~Wayns
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20
IN LOCAL PLAYHOUSES

ml spoiled beautiful genius tine
truth about herself and her actions
Mabel Archdaie and Haidee Wright
IS fiTS- r0TTrSTVT 5TUU frrV1U0T ~r-rvr
ton We're markedly Successful n
their respective parts. Frank Mccoy
aud Frances iandy I'M dirtiug appear
anccs as servants fitted perfectly
into The picture.
During the weeks ensagement of
Miss Barry more and }ri company
there Will be "a "Wednesday and Saur
day matinee
ELLA NAE HAWTHORNE
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20
BANK OF COMMERCE
IN NEW QUARTERS

The National Bank Of Commerce
is now Ina It's enlarged quarters on
the main floor OF the Union Trust
building. Commodious space I'm the
north side OF the building was occu-
pied recently in order that the hank
might take care OF its increasing
business and everything has been
done 10 make the quarters up-to-date
in every respect
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20
BIRMINGHAM.

Mr.. and Mrs. Major Jones are suee'9
Z OF Mr. and Mrs. Fred La Pratt III ne
troit
Mrs. Almira Nudge has sold some OF
her property on Hamilton-st 10 MT /.
~ Baker.
Mr.. Dick Dewey, OF Cleveland, o..
4 visiting his cousin, Miss beardsiee.
Mrs. Ernest Albeit win give a party
Tor the Jolly Eight club at her home
this evening. :,
Mr.. ]. Erwin. OF South Dakota, Is
here visiting his cousins, Mr. ana
Mrs. Dick Erwin.
The Epworth league of the Metho
dist church gave sleigh-ride party
10 the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Paris Monday evening
Miss Burl McClelland is VISITING
Miss Jennie Pool in Detroit.
:. A surprise party was given In honor
OF MIR. James Dawson at his nome III
\ Troy.
Mrs. Rowe Will entertain the La
dies Literary club at her home tnls
afternoon.
The Knights OF Pythias will hold q
special meeting In Castle hal this
evening. -,
The Embroidery club OF Troy VIII
meet Wednesday, Jan. q, with MIS-
\ r. Lawrence.
Mrs. Lucy Cutting. aged 20 years
highly respected resident OF Troy
died of pneumonia at her home Friday
night. She Is survived by her nus
band. one daughter Mrs. Kate Leon
ard. and one son. Park Cutting, OF
TROY, and one sister, Mrs. julia Tom,
OF Castle Rock. Col Funeral services
we're held at the home Monday after
noon. Interment In Crooks cemetery
Troy.
The a. l. e. club gave pedro
party In their club rooms The hrst
\ prizes were won By Mrs. George Daw-
son and MIR. Burtram, and second
prizes by Stella Wendorph and Cech
Dawson Consolation prizes by Bert
Gravlin and Mr.. Dawson.
Fred Peck, or Willoughby, o.. and
Harrison Peck, of Plymouth, Mich
are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Seeley
Peck.
Mrs. Flora Nudge entertained the
Modern Maccabees at her home
A teachers meeting OF the St James
Episcopal church was held at the home
OF Mrs. John Lick Monday afternoon.
George Cochrane will leave this
week for Kelso, Wash.
Guy Watkins, OF Pontiac, is a guest
s of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Watkins.
Clara and Harriet Schoonover are
quite I'll at their home
Miss Cora Johnson, Df Franklin IS
visiting Mr. and Mrs Frank German.
The Five Hundred club will meet
4 at the home. ID. Mr.. and Mrs Nalen.
K, tine thursday -atternoons
$ Mrs. William McGrand, aged 35
a years, died Of PM linunia. al. her home
q in Clawson. ----Sshe--l.sav~s--s- ,i,,si,as.,
and two small children, her parentT
II Mr.. and Mrs. John Dodds. Of Clawson
3, Funeral services were hold az the
home OF her parents Monday after
noon. lnterment Ia Troy cemetery
The Ladies guild of the St James
Episcopal church win meet at the
church Thursday afternoon.
b The Methodist and Baptist churches
will hold meeting Saturday for the
purpose OF organizing a chorus
Mrs. Homer Ia Joie and daughter
Helen. are visiting her PARROTS. Mr.
and Mrs Davis, or Pontiac
IA Mrs Mort Cooper, OF Pontiac, is Wis
4. iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Har
n vey Staley, -. .-,..
IN Mr.. and Mrss-Joii Rertle we're cali
I'D 20 Hillsdale by the death Of Mr.
Portle's sister, Mrs. H.mbal
Mrs. Casus Davis. OF Pontiac. Is z
IS guest OF relatives here.
Mr.. Thomas Navin Is visiting Mrs
Max Clark at Pontiac. -
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20
PARTY CAUCUS y
TO DECIDE ON
STRIKE PROBE
CONTINUED from page oneD.

Representative william j. MacDon-
laid ana commend'd his stand in at
-4-.4i-l4--. La -aAlaIa ii cederal inquiry
uto nv swike/ nG action was
taken @lhon III bse1neI known 'hai
the Progressive county comm ,tee
had censurod Macdonald for ms
statements regarding lawlcsness IN
the district The resolutions call at
tentiou Co rHe tact that the signers
of thg telegram first sent Represen
taute MACEDONIA are memb ars OF tie
Citizens Alliance copies 0f the res
lomtIous adopted by The unions were
forwarded 20 Representative Mae
/ Donald and the house rules commit
tee
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20
FOR OPENING STREETS

Roll 34s For opening Selvost
street frcm. Newland 10 me casterl
city limits. where net already open d
a. pull lic street cor hlghwav
Roll 242 For opening Bsais avenu.
from Nutrrtuu- street 20 Mach aver ai.
" here not already opened. as o. punll
street and Highway
The amounts assessed On said foii
are due and payable "a this office rn
space Of sixth COO d3y@ freM dlf
81 this poNes, ~ p1t paid within SAL
sixty 500 daNs SCI penalty ~ : per cen.
will be added. aud thereafter such ~
shall bear interest AZ the rate -
per cent per <nuum from date - cor,
frmation Of me assesSfaent rcifs NM
paid
MAX c. KOCH.
All city Trca-xfr~
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20

CHICAGO Jan 90 Special
Three thousand children of striking
miners I'm the Michigan copper coun-
Try viii be clothed and shod by the
.childrens relief committee of the So
cialist organization il was announc-
ed here today
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20
CuICAco GRAIN

CHICAGO Jan -OpenIng-
Wheat May up i.c; July Ac up. Corn
May up Ae. July mp 80. oats. May
up t4c July up isc. Provisions
~tcadS 60 easier.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20

1850. liSht s.. 2VRS.4Is pigs tG75ff
$50 cattle Receipts 1000 head mar
ket slow and steady beeYes S. ttu
$50. COWS aud he:Scfs 81 50M .1Dt
stockcrs and feeders s5l0a i.t5, feN 4,
ans So sO6tS.1O, calves si5OWli sheep
Receipts 10000 head. market stead
and Toe higher, native 81 s0Noi W-st-
ern 81 sGGl6. lambs st.Nom h.uht West
ern s.. gO0S.i0.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20

UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO
IAN. 20-iiogs Receipts. $4,000 head
market slow and a shade higher
mixed and butchers. sS.30qs6h goo,
heavy. IS 30N A.5f. rough heavy. So
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20
BtTrER.

ELGlN MS Jam l9H Bpttcr w1R
quiet al 82N32lac today 70 decline OF I
y under the priccfthat prevailed la-V
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20

A fund for the pure base of sup
plies exclusively for the use OF chill
dren had been obtained by national
subscription from members OF the
party. Mrs w. r. Dranstetter, OF
Chicago. Is custodian OF the fund.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20

BusIness-Iike PrInung. No fuss ami
no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co.. l}
John R-st Phone Main l49S
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20
NJ the state Hoard OF Health declares
a. ~a.hurun ON Inledn- hecnnae Of

the smallpox epidemic there. rail-
roads between Detroit and Toledo
will refuse 90 carry passengers or
freight betweeD the citicsS Dr. X.
: Board OF /Hea1th talked with the
eecretary Of the Ohio board. Monday.
but has taken no action fra the mat
ter.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20

MARC Mich. Jan. 20
(SpeciaD There is little IL any dan
ger t7f n strike ia the iron country
The ron miners are Indignant AT
the treatment accorded their brother
Federationists In the copper region,
but they have no personal grievances
and will not walk out.
Socialist agitators are working In
the iron country. but the Western
Federation OF Miners has done moth.
ing 10 attempt TO induce the men TO
Quit their places.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20
CITY OF DETR0IT-0rFIcE OF
THE CITY TREASURER

iffiihiif jan -Nf iFi -
Notice Is hereby given 20 nh persons
interested that there has been nlcd 'N
this office the following named assess
mont rolls
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20

Piles Cured In 70 Ia Days
Druggists refund money II PAZO ONT
MENT fails 10 cure Itching, Blind
bleeding or Protruding Piles. First ap
plication gives relief. 50c.--Adv
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20

So PRINTING Done RIebt. Time.
ps5utiss CO.. ~ John R-st~-,
The Detroit times., 1914-01-20
NOTICE OF STREET OPEN
ING ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS, OFFICE
MOORE PLACE

Detroit. Jan. 20 1914
Notice OF street opening assessment
roll No 81 Tor nnenlng
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-02
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