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The Detroit times., 1914-10-30


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The Detroit times., 1914-10-30
NOTICE--STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1850.
MONROE AVENUE.


To John Weldon, John Henderson.
Charles sequin, Charles Kopp. q. E-
Lardue. Frank 81. Amour. J. q. Arm
strong, Emil Dole, Charles Theis.
Louis yoss. J. Haley. NJ Belanger. and
to all other persons owning, occupying
or otherwise interested In any of the
lots and premises fronting on Monroe
avenue In said City of Detroit within
the limits hereinafter mentioned.
The Common Council OF the City OF
Detroit, having ordered 80 much Of
Monroe avenue. from the east line o.
Canton avenue TO the west curb lire
OF Helen avenue, TO be graded and
paved, notice II hereby given that an
assessment has been made upon all
the lots and premises fronting on said
Monroe avenue, and liable 60 be as
sessed for said Improvement under the
provisions OF the City Charter. and
that a roll Of said assessment II now
completed. and will remain at the As
SCISSORS Once, IN the City OF Detroit.
from: the date hereof until November
sons concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
By Daniel L. Dilworth.
Acre Prssidsnt.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30

- n heaven. but n . certain ssso
1lca which u applying for articlea
desperation TO the supreme court
New York and which. II It gets
-. sxpscts TO sstablish branch bur
~ n Philadelphia and many other
- cities, has IT. vay. it's going to
permitted TO keep im eve on this
lnoss o. the celestial kingdom to
that every one goes Ill right
= course, marriages may continue
~ made In the same place, but the
eoosful outcome Of them n, hare
~, going - b looksd after By this
1Dclntion. which calls itself the So
~ for the Promotion Of Family
DD&neoo.
5R what AVIAN = Il. asks this organ
ktoa. to have your husbands life In
~. or his health or his safety. II
~ loave out the most important thing
~ and do not secure Q premium
hlB af|ectionsi
Ino the 6xut blush of romance bean
no1od nom your wsddsd blissf Have
~ huobonds ~detained-at-the- ofnces
1ooUos become suspiciously fro
uDtf AxU the Saturday night vottve
og1ngs <ho towers and the candy
longer forthcomingf Does the pale
- blouse which used 70 bring forth
SoyAGnnt snconfums every time you
- q no longer elicit compliment or
- 0omDnntf
- nhort DO you feel that your love
~ hno gpne the least bit astray and
"a you Nike 70 prevent the foun-
GIn8f Then consult the Society for
= Promotion Of Family Happiness,
M = headed BY no lees . person
y then Judge Mayer. Of the United
49, court. IN the language Of the
11Acu1Ar. the socisty's the dootorl
4 Samuel w. Psnnypacksr. who. from
~ wealth Of experience which he
ut have gained on the bench, at
- bar and IN the gubernatorial chair.
eoasldsrsd an authority on III thsss
1afto1S.
II former governor and ardent Cd
1910 u reform divorce laws. though
morDed IN the accumulation Of sew
(rol day1 work, stopped 10 express
= 6lsapproval q such IN organisa,
He stnck his Eyeglasses on vigor.
C1oly. fSowned across the top Of them.
I'D then raped out sharply:
Tut, tut, there are some things that
= best for outsiders to let alone and
= love AFFAIRS OF . man and woman
D one Of thom.~ -
s. And because he really was provok.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30
BREAKS ARMY RULE
FOR LOYAL MOTHER
Secretary Of War Allows Her To
Be Buried Beside Son in
National Cemetery

WASHINGTON. Oct so-For almost
Quartsa " century Matilda zoll.
who manages the Griddle, . German
restaurant has had the reputation OF
cooking the most palatable beefsteaks
In Washington The good repute OF
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30

BOARO OF AssEssoRs' OFFICE
Detroit. October 20. 1914
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30
s Sg!; 70 ! GET

u you want 70 get rid OF eczema,
lnplee. a. other distressing skin erup-
-. you win accept no Substitute"
- Roolnol. Ointments similar I'm
c1no or appearance are NOT lust
- 5000 60 Resinol" Although a
W uDoctupulous dealers may offer
- ~ o. FOR Resinol. they are Of
- 70 use. Every druggist keeps
80 nesinol because doctors pre-
- & regularly; 20 II you buy in
<IIlnol BLUE package you will
nm suDot1tution. For sam
~ ur1ee % Dept CIR Resinol.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30
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This coupon and Is cents entities the bearer to one Ts.
War Atlas made especially for this by the worlds great
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The Detroit times., 1914-10-30
You Cant Find
A PiInpIe
After Using stuart's Calcium Wafers
Only seven Days, PimpIes
Simply Disappear.

The quick action Of Stuartis Cal
oium Waters cannot be described.
One must see the effect on the skin
after only one or two dayA
Thsy reach down into the blood.
clean Il a. one does dirty linen. throw
on al impurities In q natural way and
TINS the blood does not MI the skin
with eruptions and discolorations In
it, attempt TO get rid Of in5urious
waste.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30
A confess,on.

The editor-in-chief Of this paper left
quite bit OF cuticle hanging to the
branch Of a tree near his henhouse a
night OF so ago, while trying to nah
"a chicken In the dark for the next
days dinner--Macon mol Times
Democrat
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30
TRAVELS 1850 MILES
TO WE'D MAN OF CHOICE

HAMILTON. Pa. Dot. so.--Tahng
a ....v-mils journey 10 Do . bride.
Miss Jean NJ. veteran has Just is.
for New Westminster. B. O.. where.
upon her arrival she win BE- wed %
Dr. Fred M. Wintch, former Hasle-
tonian now In charge Of q big tubercu-
iosis camp In the forests Of the north
west.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Oct 30
A ship without q name, country or
clearance papers. but with . full car
so, swings idly ut anchor In San
Francisco bay. The vessel In or was
the Alexandra. formerly OF tho Kos
mos line. Recently abe was reported
sold TO the Northern q Southern
Navigation Co. which applies 20
Washington for permission TO register
their purchase.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30
PEARL FOUND IN CLAM
HELD AS WORTH $4,000

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Oct ao.-Richard
Thomas and August Knies. miners,
cast their minnow nets into the Okaw
river. just north Of Carlyle. H., and
hauled In Q half dozen CLAIMS. Thorn
a. broke open the shells and was
about to toss mussel into . frying
pan when his fingers felt the largest
They made the rounds Of the St Louis
1ewelry shops and were informed they
had found - pearl Of great price"
They are holding II for $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30

Willie" said the teacher, give
me three proofs that the world IL ac-
tually round"
"Yes'm," said Willie cheerfully:
the book says 30. you say 30. and
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-05-29
.MORRISON WOULD MIKE GOOD.

Hon. S. A. Morrison, candidate for congress from this district,
achieved a distinction Is a state legislator that has come to but few
men in the history of the state. His fellow legislators saw fit to
place him at the head of the appropriations committee and the SER
vice he rendered them shows tina: they made no mistake. Morrison
so thoroughly posted himself on the states financial obligations and
its tax paying ability that he could run off these items to anyone as
the child could its alphabet. AT the beginning of each session of
the legislature Morrison set his pegs at certain places as to expendi
lures, and every attempt to go beyond that was bitterly and VIC
lently antagonized by him. Morrison did not undertake to place an
upon the theory that there were already enough laws; still there
has hardly been an important measure enacted tor the last dozen
years that does not in some way bear the Morrison ear marks Those
who have been trying for years to get certain schemes thru the legisla-
ture that would make heavy draughts on the treasury are particularly
anxious that Morrison should not come back a S a member OF the
state law-making body, a fact, which in our Judgment, is a very high
tribute to Morrison. Morrison was on the job as chairman OF the APP
preparations committee and when it is remembered that every item
for running every state institution, for paying every state and district
officer must be passed upon by the appropriations committee, the
necessity Of being "everlastingly a: it" is at once realized. Morrison
never "log-rolled" or "crosslifted' on legislative matters, but he
considered every proposition on its merits and if he was against a
measure everybody knew it. He is a hard fighter. He has always
padded his own canoe and has never yet tried to climb into some
body eses boat. He has led a useful life. He has been a success
as a teacher, as a lawyer and as a law maker. He is made of the
stuff that the country specially needs in congress just now. If the
people send him to Washington, President Wilson and William Jen
the only democratic administration the couutry has had in a number
of years, and he will be a recognized force in congress. Morrison is
capable, He is able and honest; his experiences exceptionally
equip him to deal with national problems. He has the driving force
TO make things happen. He would make good in congress.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-05-29
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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-05-29
PO OVERS THE CHANCELLOR

DR. J. \. Powers, state superintendent of education in MisIs-
sippl announces he will accept the tender of the position as chan
cellor of the University Of Mississippi provided he is given a free
rein by the board of trustees. This is nominated in the bond" as
Governor Brewer assures him. BY the acceptance of this position
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the land. His acceptance of the chancellorship of course removes
him from the gubernatorial race. where he stood a fine chance of
election; but perhaps it is a greater honor after all. to mould the
leading men and women of the state. Certainly if consecrated en-
deavor and fine conception of ideas, together with a sense of duty
that is inspiring, can accomplish much, then much will come of
Chancellor Powers administration-Mobil Daily Register.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-05-29
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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-05-29
THE ISSUE.

Any reader of The Issue who follows closely what is said about
the Bilbo trial will see that one straw man after another is raised in
order to be knocked down. The labored efforts to make the public
think that the courts ae unfair and Jury prejudced is evident in
each line. Notwithstanding Hobbs was acquitted at Vicksburg the
people of Vicksburg were not fit to try Blbo. Honestly it appears
to me that this continual cry that a man cannot get justice is begging
the question. When a man is SC overwhelmingly popular a the
Lieut.. Governor is why can he not get justice? Why should he or
anyone else assume that he cannot get justice? Gentlemen, let
cease to try the Judge and Jury before hand. If you want to try
Brewer have him arraigned and tried. But this molding of public
opinion is a pitiable farce. We are not undertaking any defense of
Gov. Brewer. If he is what The Issue says he is, he ought to be
impeached and put out. But vilihcation is not Impeachment neither
for Bibo nor Brewer-Iuka Vidette.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-05-29

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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-05-29

Hon. S. A. Morrison of Grenada has entered the race for con-
gress in the Fourth district. Mr.. Morrison has been a member of
the legislature for a number of years and as chairman of of the APP
preparations committee of the House he has rendered splendid ser
vice to the state. He is well informed on general matters and is one
of the most unrelenting, incorporating and persistent fighters that
ever Joined issue with a foe. That he will make things interesting
for his opponents there is no doubt. If elected to congress he will
be heard from soon after he gets there-Ripley Enterprise.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-05-29
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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-05-29

1t is not certain how Morrison feels about it, but a joint discus
sion between him and Sisson would enliven things It's dollars to
doughnuts, however, that the only joint discussion Sisson will agree
to is by wireless, judging from his utterances about Japan when ten
thousand miles Observation-Disclosures Advance.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-05-29

Roosevelt, Sc the daily press states, claims to have discovered a
new river, one a thousand miles long. in Brazil. A recent English
explorer of the interior OF Brazil at once rises up to dispute the dis
covery. We will wager a dollar to a ginger cake that Teddy will
prove what he states.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-05-29

Gov. Brewer again last week demonstrated his ability to handle
the states finances. He sold the bond issue at a premium while
Louisiana. an adjoining state, had her bonds almost begging a buyer.
When it comes to doing things Brewer is strictly on the job.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-05-29
announcements

The Sentinel is authorized to announce JUDGE j.. G. MCGOWAN of Water
Valley As a candidate for recollection to the office Of hancery Judge Of this DIST
The Sentinel is authorized to announce S. A. MORRISON of Grenada a a
candidate for Congressman from the Fourth Congressional District
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-05-29
Safe

Safe
You r when you buy your Baseball
and Tennis goods from the Corner or
End Class Drug Store.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-27
Penrose md Roosevelt.

And yet on the two leading issuee
Of the campaign Mr.. Pcnrose and Mr.
Roosevelt are In substantial agree
nent. Both arc protection!sts. Bota
are opposed 10 what may he called,
for convenience, the foreign policy or
the administration. Mr.. Pcnrose VIII
vote against tolls repeal, rs would Mr..
Roosevelt IL he were a member or the
Senate, and will also vote against tho
treaty with Colombia II that instru-
ment Is submitted 10 the Senate.
Mr.. Roosevclt's hostility TO Mr.. Pen
rose Is based on bossism. And yet the
chairman of the Bull Moose commit
tee In Pennsylvania is William Finn.
az Pittsburgh. who Is numbered among
tho Pennsylvania bosses. He and Mr..
Pcnrose received their political tram
ing In the Same school. and ut one time
were close friends. Indeed. Mr.. Flinn
desired to be Mr.. Pcnrose's colleague
in the United States Senate. The war
fare between them dates from the re-
fusal OF Mr.. Pcnrose TO support Mr..
Flinn's Notwithstanding Star.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-27
Voice of thne People
Fountain baptist Church trouble

To the Editor oil Tho Times Dispatch:
Sir'--Ihere nppeared an article in tho col
caption, Doors OF Church Barred TO Flock"
which leads to the presumption that the
report Is an excerpt from Il bill o. complaint
MED In the chanccry Court OF this city by
some OF tho members. bu, to be more spc.
c!Hc. t%enty-onc excluded members OF In,
Fountain Bapiis, Church arains, II. r. vii.
Hams pastor. and other loyal members o;
In the rcpcr, there were very detrimental
ana damaging statements made against H.
IL NlIions az 4 citizen ana a minister
OF the gospel. with reference to mis- handling
the funds o; the church. As an example OF
tho following may be noted: I'll Is openly
stated ~ the petitioners that they believe
the hannccs contributed weekly - the filth
general puzzle that ] have been pustor o
ne Fountain Baptist Church sInce April.
and the little building In which they wor-
shiped. a. tho intetsect!on OF Thirty-iirst
stood. were paid FOR. Tho membership has
crown un.ii " IL nov moro than l.,1J. and
rs furniture Is worth many thousands OF
TWO treasures. who have received and paid
out the funds o; tho church according TO the
In turn made yearly reports TO the church
when reports were received and adopted
The dissatisfaction which originated
AMIDST some or 'ts constituency is due TO
.
sired 10 rule or ruin, boss or break up tic
church. They wanted 10 be pastor. deacon
trustee. clerk treasurer and every other
officer In the church, aud wanted the pas.
tor. VINO had tacriiiccd FOR twenty year.
20 mt the church TO place among tho
leading churches OF tho city. to be a ,ner,
nsurehcad. which ! did oppose, and do
oppose.
Finding that they could not execute ths,,
Scheme whi.e am pastor, they set about
TO rum my reputation and XIII my iuIluenc
with the membership or the church aud tho
general public.
They set out 10 &c, me on, OF the way.
either by fair OF foul methods. They could
no, ny the former. they selected tho
latter have evidence 10 bear out III,
statement. aud y!l produce II It; the proper
time. io'e.
Had been guilty OF any ono OF tho state.
fnchts circulated against me by these bitter
snrnilcs and their adherents. ] would have
'cit INC city between the suns.
iuEtAeF state 10 the public that tho
church building ha, never been barred
against the members any one else who
desiTad to attend service and worship with
uh The doors haze been and arc omen To-
az who want TO serve tho Lord
could have written more In detail on III.
question at Issue, bu, the further facts ara
fuliy set out In respondents answer TO com
plainants bill. on file In TIE Chancery Court
OF the city OF Richmond Va
II. Il. WILLIAMS.
Pastor or Fountain Baptist Church.
V!chmond. May %
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-27
What Was News
Fifty Years Ago
From tho Richmond Dispatch. May q. lso.

A very quiet election took place
Yesterday. so quiet. In fact. we doubt
II M many rs 500 people knew or
heard anything about it. Henry Is.
Ellyson was reelected sheriff; Littlo-
ton Tazewell. Commemorative attor-
ney; r. 9. Howard. clerk OF the courts.
Messrs. Francisco. Johnson ana Ely
son were elected commissioners of
revenue.
Two hundred and fifty prisoners,
just from Grants front, were landed
In Libby Prison yesterday, among them
thirty sir officers.
On Tuesday Inst Mrs. Sarah lI
Piercc. of this city, died of typhoid
fever. On the Same day her husband.
Lieutenant Robert $. Pierce, wont into
battle with General Lees army. and
fell. MORALLY wounded, dying the next
day. The numerous higher officers had
already signed the pupers for fur
Tough for Lieutenant Pierce to como
to the bedside of his dying wife. but
the battle opened before the papers
reached him, and before the intelli-
gcnce Of the critical Illness Of his wife
could reach him. and She had passed
to tho beyond without knowing of the
fate OF her husband. Tho intcrinent
OF the husband ana wife took place
yesterday afternoon.
General Lee sent tho body of tho
Union General Wordsworth through the
lines under Nag OF truce. together
with II considerable sum of money. IA
GOLD watch and other vnluables. found
on Ills person after he was killed.
All la quiet on tho Southsidc. and
trains AFRO again running regularly on
tho Richmond and Petersburg Rail-
road.
General Windcr's transfer from tho
Department Of Richmond is to the
Second Military District. comprising
Southern Virginia and "a portion of
North Carolina, embracing Weldon.
Goldsboro. Washington. Kinston, ply
mouth and other points In tho last
named State.
Since tho denth OF General j. L. b..
stuart, his staff has reported directly
10 General II. T. Lee, and are now
doing duty with him. Tho cavalry
now has no head. except the COM
mander- in chief. They report by di-
visions directly to him. il is rumorcd
that General stephen u. Lee Will DO
brought hero and placed In command
OF this arm of the service.