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BIRTH LIST.
BOYS.

BOYS.
G. Carl, lag Wendell; NJ. Liberman.
bin; J. Norris, 50 Lynch; NJ. Humyk.
269 Campbell; p. Larala, 334 Lafayette;
z. Ciaramitaro. ass Lafayette; " Ma
cert 334 Congress. IL Rosenhuah. a27
Mt Elliott; n. Manthey, 75s McDou-
Mis.towsky. Us Tiiiman; }. kloc. iaS
s Rcassi a, MaIsm5aak 81 Puls,s
$40 Vermont; ". Lang, 100 Masnoiis;
]. Zawacki. 10 Thirty -secondj +. Kend-
gar. q Krakow; F Moran, 1899 st. Au-
ryk. l2o OTIS w Kujek, Greusel; J..
Prieskora, 515 Horatio; g. Behrendt.
2ss Brandon A. Wiekland. sS4 Third;
lis n Sarao1i: B. w Vandersseen. ssI sslis.
yue; J. McIlvane, lo45 BROOKLYN. IA.
Grove. SAC Sixteenth; L. Knecht. 1026
TownsepS; = En- Miller, 81 copiin; L. Ca
q. Meipath, 631 Military; j. Iwantec.
1347 Jos. Campau; f. stevens, 5s6 La
aSyo. R pssErino Myers s c Trusa and
Harbaush; p; Rembiesa. ass Layndale;
s si sG ssa yIa.wndale jones. is7 Third;
q. Koenig, s31 Seventeenth; L Goetz.
1857 seyburn; A. Baka,. s44 Hubbard;
sss IEs ivsfnois: K yansoWski. $50 TRir,
ty.fourth: !. cuker, 1920 Kirby: q.
Rs.. H PrSs,ssnes hPS srss4
Trumbuli; J.. Jetecha, 4os Warren. j.
Mach, l6s Lockwood; J. sroka, sos
Thirtleth; A. wegreckL, 39l Plumer;
schuitz S52 Scotch; ID. Williamson. 2o4
Hazelwood; p. Cubchenska, ITO CT
cote; A. Carroll 6soh Wabash; L.
Ryan. $50 La aa w v,Karpp. s4IH
Weber, woman's hospitai; M. Myron.
32s Defer; +. wohlschlager. ass Hum
boldt: w. Parnowski, 1926 McDougall:
las Kanter: ], Dzaskl, l22 Pollard; ].
Brando, e7s Helen; v. Lametta. leo
Hastings; n. Miller. 81 Coplin; u, ORA
blk, 6sf Hancock; j. Burdiek, 1886 Kerr
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|TREET BECCARS
WILL BE JAILED
b Be Locked Up to Prevent
Their Preying Upon G. A. r.
Veterans

| As q measure OF protection for the
"a soldiers who will be here next
EEK, strict orders were given out,
)nesday morning. by Police Justice
kiasy 70 bring In all beggars from
)e streets. At the same time he an
bunced they would be given 10 days
the House OF Correction as fast as
ley were arraigned.
MANY of the old soldiers come
|om small towns and are apt to be-
eve the stories told by these men,
le majority of whom are comfort
bly, fixed In this worlds goods" said
|e justice. 1T would be little bet
II than robbery. II we put them
nay for 10 days, they will be unable
lure the spending money the old
)ldiers bring to Detroit to help
lem have an enjoyable time"
The orders will 60 into effect at
1Co
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PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1853.
LIvERNOIS AVENUE

To p. Rabaut c. Krupsey. +. Roeh-
rig. f. Kobei. 4. Moiske, A. Wrock, ~
Gro sn,.s. 8; o Fischer, ". Z Tsrass i.
man, w. Modershen, ]. Schultz. g. Il.
Bushey. A.. Gudzinski, A. Gerhyenski.
Ternss Goal g Lumber. Co, O. Bertram.
Mill orie e s y West L sshns,asr Y
Reschke. Peter Solikewicz, w. Morn
scki, y. Schroeder. w. Eichell, chas.
katcii; Wilhelmine Lojowski. c. Hins,
er. William Pagels, w. Klein, Hattie
Schowshek. r. Malinowskf. Albert Nal
inowskt J. Laurter, J. Kock, Anna Do-
ran. Chas, Welder. u Wilde. e, Fischer,
Carl Gar Nickel g shaiey NJ Funks, A.
= Prechowiak, a: Holmer. J. smolar-
Bruckwr, Farwell Est. PENINSULA
Bank, w. w. Hannah, T.. X. Earle, III.
Ms,tz. J Waligorskee. Annie Linzee,
William Buedo August DIsher, e. Bar
O.. A. Roppman, William Dauss. and to
all other persons owning. occupying
or otherwise interestsd in any OF the
nois avenue, in said City City OF Detroit.
within the limits hereinafter mention
cd. The Common Council OF the City
pssoH.s nssss SFGsrs I'd 90 much 3!
OF HoIatio street on west to the north
line OF Pittsburg street, to be graded
ana paved, not1ce - hereby given that
an assessment has been made upon ali
the lots and premises fronting on Liv-
ernois avenue. and liable to be assess
ed for said Improvement under the pro.
visions OF the City Charter. and that q
pleted, and will remain at the Asses
sors' Offce, In the City OF Detroit, from
the date hereof until September 8
1914. for the inspection Of all persons
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
BY Daniel l.. DIlworth,
A-803 President
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BOARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit, Aug -. 1915
nOTICE--STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1860.
CAVALRY AVENUE.

To lanes rousca. Margaret Byrne.
- n byrns. Frank Brown. Adoiph
Shss~ Shas y. Clippers. y. b Garden.
7; crosbh y. ): Dsmpstsr. q. j Dufant,
- E.s !. pass sS tressr,sk a Davis, z; Y!
rich, A. Erkfitz, Frederick Graham, ~
!. Fleming, x; Fryer, "A. Fritx, Z. Finch
sr. Ella Graham, Geo. II. Gill; chas.
John Grub, G. and r. Gutschow, A. HON
man. Jas. y. Holden. Annie Howard.
John Heeman. James Hurst Il. Harm.
Herbert s'd John aa anea hue f asrtSsa
u. Ingram. Julius T.. Jerbest. Fidel
Jehl. Mary karasch. +. Konfsky, AL
bert Lund Gusteye Lutx. W. Labuhn,
Y McCraith. Francis Mcnamara, J. %
McGregor, Nellie A. Miller, Il. Washer.
Mason, J. r b. Merritt. q. IL Meyers.
isr M Joseph Moors d Mora r. Mack nrs
Bertha March. Michigan Glass & Paint
Co. Denis Mullane, Chas: +. Martin
Margaret Meade, J. g. Mahen. 3. ~
Grady, August Peters, r. w. Papks.
Jas. Pound, Jr, Hannah h. Pattersons
ID, c. Ross, Chas. A. Rathbone b. Ruth
h psn;sI RSwe Ruh nss; R w Maes
Stein, w. r. 5chultx. Louis samson, n
Schmidt, w. II. Smith, w. Schmack~'
eskie, Thos. stamers, Catherine Sulli-
m Ynn ss6u sarohcssss Ds scses INV w
Schweier, Cora Schalier. Scheel & Hart
ung, Edith r. Saunders, August Tesch,
sophia Tire. p Thomas, W. r. Tack
John Tyson. M Watzke, T. II. Werner,
Frank n. Williams. l.. Ward. T. ,. Wal
lace, John q. Wilmer, A. Wood, Chee-
ter A. Weber. W. w. Zwternkowski,
cupying or otherwise Interested "a any
OF the lots and premises fronttng on
Cavalry avenue. In said City Of Detrott
within the limits hereinafter mention
ed The Common Council OF, tho City
or Detroit, having ordered so much of
Cavalry avenue. from the north line of
Fort street to the south line OF DIX
avenue TO be graded and paved. notice
IL hereby given that an assessment has
been made upon all the lots and prem
ises fronting on said Cavalry avenue
and liable TO be assessed fer said inn
provement under the provisions Of the
City Charter. and that a roll OF saiQ
asse ssment IL now completed, and Will
remain at the Assessors Office IN the
City OF Detroit from the date hereof
until September 8. 1914, for the In,
spectIon OF all persons concerned there
- BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY Daniel l.. Dilworth.
A.7as President
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BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Aug. -. 1914.
PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1851.
LANSING AVENUE.

To Alex Armstrong. Mary Blair. w.
c. Briggs. A. Brestan, A. c. Burton,
rick Casey, Charles l.. Chase. ~.
Drouski, w, g., Day, John Frahm. A.
c. w. Fredericks, Leonard Frey, Ar
chic Ferguson, w. j. Gray, sr., -. T..
son, f.. NJ G. +. Hammond, Charles
MerauIt. Florence Z. Hobbel. ii. 5.
Henderson, C. L. Johnson. George
Johnson. r. J. Kelley, G. Kornofsky. u.
Klomp, r. III. Kickock. 9. G. Lelagel.
III. Lagoine. Hannah Lavan, J. r. Lamb,
Wilhelm Leverenz. Jos. Manuel, MARI
Mitchell Irene Mackay. w. Meisei.
Norman Mccormick, Mary Mcnamara,
James Mcnamara. Matilda NicoIi,
George w. Neubrecker, John Otter, J.
Patterson, Catherine Perry, Hugh -.
Peters. Mrs Mary r. Robbi, ". A.
souis. p. z, suEgs Julius sumner,
George w. Sherman Gottfris
Sehiiowski, Johanna Sharf Au-
gust spacher, J. E. Schneider, r.
Schneider. Carl Summer, Edward 81
scharrer. r.. q. Trites, Sam TAFT, Gus
Tuchelski. I'D w. -viilerot.. r. Wander
bush. Fred voch, Josa Weber. A. VII.
helm. r. waldecker, A. G. Wood, Mary
n. Williams, J. II. Waldron. A Whisper
and TO all other persons owning. oc.
cupying, or otherwise interested IN any
Of the lots and premises fronting or
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LEADING men
| GIVE VIEWS ON
LABOR PROBLEM
wilson. Roosevelt. Taft and
Walsh Contribute Their
Messages"
MOVEMENT TOWARDS
JUSTICE, SAYS PRESIDENT
roosevelt Denounces Colorado
Mine Owners as Greedy and
Shortsighted

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.--Labor
roblems are discussed by distinguish
b Americans In the Labor day issue
The Federationist. the official or
an OF the American Federation OF
abor, published today. President
yilson, former Presidents Roosevelt
nd Taft. Secretary OF Labor VIII
pm. Chairman Walsh. OF the indus
tal commission, and others contrib
ted messages" to labor.
mo one can look about him with
|ank eyes without feeling that there
q steady movement both OF pur-
ose and action towards Justice and
fuller comprehension and realiza-
on OF the essential rights and lib
rties Of men," said President Wilson.
The movement may be slow, at times
fems distressingly and discouraging-
slow, but It Is unmistakable, and
that we have to do to set it for
ard with ever-increasing momentum
10 think Justly, purpose the things
lat are right. and be afraid OF moth
g except TO be unfair and selfish and
hsty when interests great as the
puntry itself are involved"
Col Roosevelt's statement declared
favor Of unionism. workman's COM
bnsation, social insurance. the eight
bur day and minimum wage legisla-
pm. He scored violence in labor dis
ites. particularly In the Colorado
bal strike.
Every man who condones, CLOSES
yor, or apologies for such acts"
I'D Roosevelt, SIS a public enemy.
he managers and large stockholders
that corporation 1.-THE Colorado Fnel
Iron Coz had not a proper sense
their real obligations to their EN-
oyes and the community"
Roosevelt denounced the mine own.
Is az greedy, short-sighted and cal
Jus to public needs"
Former President Taft declared
mself In favor OF labor organiza.
pms. but against the CLOSED shop
curtailment OF personal liberty.
e said he favored workman's com.
fnsation laws. but was against ex-
hpting labor and farmers organiza.
pms from the antitrust law He con-
Fatulated President Gompers on the
tiers hard and successful fight
kainst spread of Socialism among
hgeearners."
The only tenet OF Socialism I fully
dorse 10 its opposition to war;" said
hft
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BOARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Aug. -. 1914.
NOTICE--STREET PAVING.
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. l457.
FREDERICK AVENUE.

To Joseph Angel, B: Andzprccti. =
AndziperowskL Grace Bentley. MARTA
Bayer Ferd Bus. Frank Bachorsk.
ney. A. Cichowibi, Joseph Cisholss.
Marion cwiekala, Anthony cish asr
a ehnsi p o9aaIMss FINN Realty 60.
Albert Gorney. woleish Gorney, w. g
I Victor J. Aebei, Al Iwencki. Michael
Jaworski. Joseph JarzembowskL Alex
Jenebreski. Eva Janizkei Martin Ian Ian
inzewski, Peter koscinski. anthony
Kinger. Peter Kiyawa. Henry 8 Kop-
pin. Emma Krilschmer; Frank kimbaii.
Peter Kerthzewsky, August knnch.
stanislaus Klatt. John koss. Joseph
Kupcki. Joseph Lehman. Martin Lis
John p. Lademan, John Lypmeyer. T.
Lezanski, Fred Lanrpaski, Alex Temp
Ike, Elizabeth Martin. Henry G. Maiow.
Meyer. A. Marszaiik. stanty Nojesich-
Frank Noah, a. Newakowskl. Martin
ssi. jacob Putssr. Eliza5sth P pm
Peoples state Bank, Vincent PadJaski,
August Poepka, Stanislaus Poiasouskf,
Joseph peassai, ign1 Nr.n naaief 1920, Eisd
John Rudmick Anna Reska. Renold
Rummler. Leland .. skinkie, Charles
Srock. St Hyacintn School, FRANK Scno-
mansky, A. r. Schetter, walter Schram.
Hugo scherer.. Victor smarexwski. Mar.
schwind, Charles schultz. Henry THAN
Thomas wozmiak, b. Wurzburger.
Peter wrabiewskl Frank wojcis.
chowski August Gender. and TO all
other persons owning. occupying, or
otherwise interested Ia any OF the lots
and premises fronting on Frederick
avenue within the limits hereinafter
mentioned The Common Council OF
the city OF Detroit having ordered 80
much or Frederick avepue. from the
east line OF Chene streeN 20. the west
line OF Mt Elliott avenue % be graded
ma payed, notice Is hereby given that
an assessment has been made upon al
the lots and premises fronting on said
Eredcrick avenue. and liable TO be
assessed for said Improvement under.
the provisions OF the City Charter. and
that a roll OF said assessment r. now
completed. and will remain AZ the A.
SCISSORS Ofnce. IN the City Of Detroit
from the date hereof. until September
s. 1914. for the Inspection OF all persons
concerned therein. 1f d. ~
eo'N BOARD OF AssEssoRa
A.fs7 President.
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. Cash with order II charged 70 .
No sraasisn, advertising inserted
charged. per Insertion.
Inc above rates apply TO all ciassi.
ncations except Births. Cards OF
Ihanks Obituaries, Meeting Notices
snd all Ada preceding Male Help.
births. Deaths. Cards OF thanks and
Meeting Notices-Minimu charge. 3sc
tor - words or less Over Is words
one and ons-third cents for each extra
Pefsonais--Afin cnarxs yoc: soc
psr iins count six words 10 the lins.)
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JACoB-Dled at residence. 27s Riyard.
Emma, daughter OF the late John G.
and Margaret Jacob. Notice OF flu
JENNINGs--Aug. "a. 1914. William
Sarman, infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs
RAYMOND O. Jennings. 2l7 Tennyson-
Mts fiagsdS M e, Emma nee y Y
z and mother Of Marvin, Elmer. Ethel
and Harold, sister OF Mrs. x. Gross
h nsia. Mrsi n RssieihlIng. Mrs. John
eny ,yogt, Funeral from residence.
$40 Field-ave., Wednesday at 9 a. IN.
and 81, Mary's church AT $50. In
ssnnsns at NJ Elliott via carriages,
and Ladies Arbetter society No. |,
23, Emile, aged -
years month IA days. beloved wife
OF the late Herman Rachel and be.
ana the 9 laas i,, J Rssss
in-law OF Julius c. Neuendorf. Fu-
neral Wednesday, Aug. as. from
residence. $50 East Grand-blyd.. at 3
sHAFER--M arearet tnee Normandy,
beloved wife of Mathew, mother OF
Mrs. W. 7. Hubbard. Funeral Wed.
nesday. $50, from residence. 1884
West Grand-blvd.. and 81. Leo's
sTIFF--Aug.. as. at residence OF her
daughter. Mrs George II. Close, 81
Highland-aves Highland Park, Eliza,
beloved wife OF the late George Stin
and dear mother OF Mrs. George n.
Close Mrs. j. g. Hartrick, Mrs. @. II.
Hickey. Mrs. Gus Eagle and William
j. Stiff. Funeral from residence We'd
nesday. Aug. 20, at p. m.
SWARZ--Aug, "a Sophia, aged As
years, beloved wife OF Edward and
mother of Edward. Jr.. Mabel: Flor
ence Harold, Hazel and Antoinettc
Swarz. Funeral from residence, 5s3
Townsend-ave. Thursday. Aug. ~ at
a. m.
wILSON--Aug. 20, at his residence. 20S
Northwestern-ave.. Henry g., below
ed husband OF Emma Wilson, father
OF Earle, Helen, Glenn and George
Wilson. Funeral from residence
Wednesday at 2 p. m.
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strictly True.

q fhe pompous Judge was examining
the first prisoner.
What Is your trader" he asked.
The prisoner. who was caught I'm
gambling house raid. replied:
I'm locksmith."
What were you doing In there
when the police enteredY
Il was making bolt for the door"
Peoples Home Journal.
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NOTICE--STREeT PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1895.
ST. CLAIR AVENUE.

To Adam Griessel, II. H. siler. Ell
wood Smell, II. voelkner. j. Richter. ..
p. Wunch, +. Aberle. c. Edwards. Jus
tin Van Tieu, +. NJ. Gulliford. Gustave
Kalz, Kate Hawkins, John Jones, OIL
liver Loud, ID. ID. Goodremont, Theo
Winl<ler, Harry Phillips. Joseph Otto.
1. Huyser, n. a. Diegel, Henry steph-
ems. Minnie Betlky, Milton X. Morley.
Robert A. Northcott Henry f. Hack
err. and TO all other persons owning, oc-
'cupying or otherwise Interested In any
OF the lots and premises fronting on
az. clair avenue, In said City OF De-
troit within the limits hereinafter men.
toned. The Common Council OF the
city OF Detroit. having ordered so much
OF st. clair avenue. from the south
curb line OF Charlevoix street on east
TO the north line OF city. iImits. to be
graded and paved. notice II hereby giv-
en- that an assessment has been made
upon all the lots and premises fronting
on said 81. Clair avenue. and liable 10
be assessed for said Improvement un-
der the provisions OF the City Charter.
and that roll OF said assessment IL
now completed. and Will remain AT the
Assessors ONCE. I'm the City OF Detroit.
from the date hereof until September
8 1914, for the inspection OF all per-
sons concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY Daniel I. DIlworth.
A-tos - President
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PROPOSALS

Sealed proposals Tor furnishing ma
chinery and equipment for Garbage
Reduction Plant 70 be located near the
City q Detroit MlehiEap sdd w.r. e e
the city OF Detroit. Will be received a., At !
Hail, Detroit until 10 o'clock q. m. on
Separate proposals., In duplicate
shall be submitted for each OF the
following items:
A.--Boilers and Stoken.
B.--Engines and Generators.
C.--Boiler Feed Pumps.
Deed Water Heaters.
E.--Air Compressor.
F.-Engine Room Crane.
G.-Looomotive Crane.
H.Coal and Ash Handling Equip
ment.
REPAIR Shop Equipment.
J.-Green Garbage Cranes.
K.-Conveying Machinery.
Looking and Pressing Equip
ment.
M.--Grease Handling Equipment.
Incorporating Equipment.
0.-Drying Equipment.
P.-Percolating Equipment.
Q.--Railroad Track Scales.
R.--Railroad Garbage Cars.
Bidders submitting a proposal In
Guiding two or more items shall sub
init a. proposal foi each item.
Each bid shall n, accompanied by q
certified check I'm the sum OF not less
than ten t10) per cent OF the amount
OF the bid. payable on its face TO the
Department OF Public Works OF the
City OF Detroit, as surety for the ac-
ceptance Of the contract A'7e4
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hOTIcE--SIREtI RlN|
ASSESSMENT ! 7


90 i. - - - - VI r.
~ 10 Frank Y Dunn. Pauline nssb>ri .
Buhrsrn un, Imam. John Goodrich conro5
Holden. Continental Real $500 s.~s ,<....s
e.. Annie G. shaw, Frank ~ ArcSs<
E9win *. Campbstl, duncan e. In~I "
u. nam Dee. Bella Hubbard. AZ 4.
PIrooks. ~ q. shipman. ii. ~ Halrk'
Anna L Ward. William j. Nswton' bs-
sio Dalora. Charles I. yisnan. WlilIam
a. p.,d nsamsf. J. l. Hudson. Edwsrd Nc
wagon. Ida 8 Ickler' John W. Knetr
E ~ harrington Emma FickWor(h.
a. -; murdoch, Carrie Thomas. Herbert
James Holland Kir}<rr-.- Z. 49,
strobeck, and TO all other personn
owning. occupying or otherwise inter-
ssteu IN any OF the lots and premises
ua,vonuns on Beaubten street In said
City or Detroit within the lIrnits here
Gil OF the City OF Detroit. havine or
eered SO much OF Beaubien street, from
the north line or Bethune avenue 20
the south curb line OF Holbrook ave.
nue.. 10 be graded and paved notice II
hereby given that an assessment has
oeen made upon all the lots and prem
,ses fronting on Beaubfen street. and
ment under the provisions OF the City
Charter, and that a roll OF said ASSESS
ment Is now completed, and will re-
main at the Assessors' Ofnce. in the
City or Detroit, from the date hereof
until sept. 8. 1914. for the inspection
OF all persons concerned therein
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
"a. BY Daniel l. DLworth,
asa President
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FOR sALE--solid brick double house
on west side OF Van Dyke-ave.. one
and one-half blocks on Jefferson.
Lot s0x2a5. with private paved ailey.
House has slate roof ~ rooms In
each apartment entirely separate,
bath rooms. hot water heat. hard.
money and Will give bargain price
for quick sale. Address r. H.. care
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BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Aug. "a. 1914
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c. NsTR UcTioN LOANS - Liberal
amourrs W nee. 30t 0ratiot
TO WHOM 1T MAY coNcERN-Take
notice. on Tuesday, Sept I, 1914. at
2 p. m. at 1l7-l1g Michigan-ave.. City
OF Detroit. all articles or things from
No. lo42o TO, 1880 left In pawn With
of Detroit will be sod at public auc-
ticn In accordance with chapter l2b,
section 8, OF the 1904 complied ordi-
hances or the Slty OF pe,roiL sSse,n-
berg. Ascher Moss. Auctfonesr.
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BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Aug. ~. 1914
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"a. at Harper hospital,
Hughes and father of Myron. Notice
OF funeral later.
at residence. 27s Riyard.
emma, daughter OF the late John c.
and margaret Jacob. Notice OF fu-
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HOARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Aug. %. 1914
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BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Aug. "a. 1914
NOTICE--STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Motive No. 1853.
HARPER AVENUE.

To Cadillac Motor Car Co. Paul Zab-
kiewicz. Stanislaus Larecki, Frank
Papciak. Anton Kuiga, Bolisman Sos
nowski. Nijolas Arminski. Cutler a
Co. b. @. III. & Nj. h. r., and to ali
other persons owning, occupying or
otherwise interested In any OF the lots
and premises fronting on Harper ave-
nue.. In said City OF Detroit. within
the limits hereinafter mentioned. The
Common Council OF the City of Detroit
having ordered 80 much OF Harper ave.
nue.. from the east line OF Wabash
railroad right-of-way to the west line
OF st. Aubin avenue, to be graded and
paved. notice Is hereby given that an
assessment has been made upon all
the lots and premises fronting on said
Harper avenue. and liable to be as
provisions OF the City Charter, and
that roll OF said assessment is now
completed. and will remain at the As
SCISSORS Office. in the City OF Detroit.
from the date hereof until September
s. 1914. for the inspection OF all per-
sons concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY Daniel l.. Dilworth.
A-79S President
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BOARD OF AssEssoRs' OFFICE
Detroit. Aug. "a. 1914
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Motorcycles

Rugs, Beds. Mattresses. Springs
Mill and factory samples KALI price
NEW ENGLAND SAMPLE RUG Co.
$50 Grad River-ave
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FLORISTS.
PHONE -7ppRs for dowers promptly
HIled Ssorsaga b,uuuets and funeral
x S.s,sns -. . ssss Mrs E s.,S
HELP wANTED--MALE.
COUPON sALESMAN--s2o a week.
Northland Studios, 21s Woodward.
Business-like Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain, neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co., IL
John Rest. Phone Main 1913
DEMONSTRATORS of a newly patent
ed article. 525 Forrest. west.
DRIVER for express. 4s5 Bsookiyn.
PLUMBER wanted, frst- class. Apply
ready for work. 6Ss Third-ave.
PLUMBERS wanted at swartz Bros.
1882 Gratiot-ave.
ssELr v ..".O-riaALr,
GIRL for general housework: plain
cooking required; no washing, good
wages. 33I Cadillac-ave.
GIRL for general housework; family
OF 1--WE; no washing. 312 Congress
east
GIRL wanted for general housework;
East 1917.
GIRL. 15 or 1s, TO assist homework.
GOOD GIRL for general housework;
no washing; German preferred. Hem
lock 1851
LADIES HATS CLEANED AMI hlccxea
--PanAmas our speciality. ExciustSs
Hat Frame shop, 81 Graaot-ave
w ANTEp- girl -physician.s- afhce-
1883 Mt. Elliott. near Forest--
WANTED-.s ITUATION-FEMAL
ExPERIENcED HOTEL COOK would
like employment In cafe or hotel
Kitchen. Call Cadillac 4sfo-I MISS
Francis
A FEW YOUNG WOMEN STUDENTS
desire board and room In exchange
for part time Homework. Phone
North 1919.
1900 IU WEN 's--AOusEs.
HANNAH RENTAL AGENCY
oNr McaRAw RLDo.
TO RENT--n"un,
Stop az the Hotel Franklin
on East Larned.st. Just q stsp from
sms rooms &c. ii. $50 per day
n. II. JAMES q SON. PRonRs
RooMs--Furniture for rooms complete
81 weekly sumner Co. Mich. nnd stn
WANTED-ROOMs.
A YOUNG LADY student will assist
.tsx- m nome
exchange for room or board and
room. Phone North 2314-M
10 RENT-BUsINEss PLACNs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-26

~ BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY Daniel l.. Dilworth.
A-7ss President
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-26

60-FOOT LOT on Grand-ave close to
Third-ave II sold this week 1920
gets Il. See Goulson. with Thomas
Bros, 80 Campau Place.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-26
ron sALE-niscELLANEous.

A.-Typewriters-All Makes
New visible, $50. fine rebuilts, $40 10
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