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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-11

Dora r Isenberg ............ ID
Matilda A McCandless & hsb to
Joe A Vivichaves .......... NJ
Entered Of Record July ., 1914,
From $3.50 q. m. TO 1880 o. m.
Uwalua Kealoha to Joaquin Gar 0
cha D
Bank of Hawaii Ltd to Pinectar
Co Ltd .................... Par Rel
Young Mems Saws Soc Ltd to Ar
cenio III Sylvia ................ Rel
Arcenio H Sylvia to Hermine C
Slender ................., :. 49,. NJ
Entered Of Record July 10, 1914
From $50 q. m. to 10 80 b. M
William r Castle to Henry K Nee &
mano & VT ..... .......... Par Rel
Kanoehe Ranch Co Ltd to Water
house Co .................. - l.
Warehouse Co to Hawaiian Co
pra Co Ltd L
Oliver G Lansing TO Shigemi 0ga-
wa ........... ...... $3.50. .Agrmt
Anna L de Mendonca ct al by
Atty to James T Leach 49,. Par Rel
Oliver G Lansing to City Mill Co
Ltd M
Entered Of Record July 3, 1914,
From 1O:30 a. m. 10 1850 p. m.
w A Wall Comr to Rebecca Kau-
nalnaO .COmr II
w A Wall Comr to Hoopale. Comr D
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RESENTED INSULT TO FLAG
Thy Latest NALL
~ s+S&%

NEW Y0RK.-John tanners, fire.
man on the Hamburg-American liner
Pennsylvania, used a small American
flag as handkerchief. William An
ders, an employee on the pier, re-
monstrated with tanners. The fire.
man then threw down the flag, spit
ting and stamping on it.
Anders came right back with a
series of right and left swings that laid
tanners. who was taken to the ships
hospital to be patched up. Police
man Gallagher of Hoboken took An
ders to the police station, but he was
let go after telling his story.
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AUTO PAINTING.
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.

We make a specially of all kinds of
artificial flowers OF every variety.
We appreciate your patronage. Miss
Miyal, 1890 Union st. near Hotel st.
566S-1y
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BUSINESS NoTIcsA
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that no per-
son Is authorized to incur any liabil-
ity on behalf Of the Hawaii Commits
sion for the Panama-Pacific Internal
tional Exposition without a written
order from H. p. Wood, Chairman OF
such commission, eountersIgned by
Made Warren Thayer, secretary Of
The Territory.
~ 81. p. WOOD,
Chairman.
Dated at Honolulu, July 8, 1914.
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BLACKSMITH SINGS ~
HYMNS: JAILED FOR
Disturbing PEACE

LONDON, July 10.-For singing
hymns in a loud, raucous voice, re-
CARELESS of the pitch and beat obserV-
ed by the other members of the con-
gregation, Charles Tunstall. the vii
lage blacksmith Of the village Of Tuns-
tall, has been sent to Jail on the charge
of disturbing the peace. The COM
planning witness was one of the church
wardens who testified that Tunstalls
singing was so loud and so bad that
the nerves of the church-goers gave
way Aand the blacksmith became al
most the only regular attendant at
service. Jail sentence was imposed
in lieu of one pound fine with costs,
which the defendant refused to pay.
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The Panama Pacific International
exposition from September 20 to %,
1915, will be the meeting place of the
largest body of distinguished engi-
neers ever assembled In one place
and Colonel George w. Goethals will
preside over this first international
engineering congress. As Colonel
Goethals will be the hero Of the
achievement which the exposition is to
commemorate. this meeting will be
one of the most important of hun
dreds of great congresses to be held
in. San Francisco at the time of the ex-
position.
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Business and visiting cards. engraved
or printed, In attractive Russia
leather cases, patent detacnabie
cards. stsr-BuIletin Office. b64otl
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NOTICE.

Stockholders wishing to sell Lake
view No. 2 Oil stock and make a quick
turn for cash should see me at once,
as l have a list Of desirable cash
buyers.
J. OSWALD LUTTED,
j. Hawaiian Hotel
#. 5895-tf
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LIVERY STABLE

First-class livery turnouts Of reason
able rates Territory Livery Stable
S46 King, mr. Punchbowl Tel 1855
661S-tf
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Entered Of Record July 6. 1914.

d McCorriston to Henry Water
house Trust Co Ltd .......... NJ
Mrs NJ Furakawa to Olaa Sugar
20 Ltd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. T. NJ
A S Wilcox & VT ct al to Mich
Olas Ohlandt ct al $50. .ExchgD
Bank of Hawaii Ltd to Emilia Leal Rel
Emilia Leal to Louis Leal ... NJ
Ahahuia Poo. Hui Kauikeaouf by
TT to NJ l. Guerrego =. =. Rel
Henry Warehouse Trust Co Ltd
TT to d McCorriston ......... Rel
Winifred X Cumming Smith to
August De Freitas ..... Rel
CASTOR J Boisse TO August De
Freitas ..-....... ............ Rel
Y NJ Wee & VT to Lee Chan You d
zee Wee shee & hsb to Lee Chan
lou .......... ~
W Mizutani to Pacific Fishing Co
Ltd ........... ..."............. NJ
Jas A Doyle to c H Mcbride .....BS
Tam Hing to Hop Yick Co ...... AL
Bank of Hawaii Ltd to C G Owen
.......... ..:........-.... ParRel
c G Owen & VT to Louis A Ginaca
ct al ..-............. ID
Fanny NJ Strauch ......... Notice
Mrs. Louise Nicely ............ Notice
Mildred NJ Yoder ............ Notice
T ] Fitzpatrick & VT to Mutual
Bdlg & Loan Socy of Haw Ltd
............... ......... AddlChge
Emma E X Mott & hsb to Trent
Trust Co Ltd TT ......... NJ
Hilo Mercantile Co Ltd by Regr Notice
Bd of Hawaiian Evangelical Assn
by hegr .....-... Notice
Masao Kawahara to Hiroii Omoto l.
Entered Of Record July z, 1914,
From $50 a. m. to 1890 a. m.
Antonio Nobriga & VT to Mrs J
Gaspar ................. d
Awihi Malao ct al to Jose Can
ario ............. .......... P D
J Eanario to Benjamin Rose L
Emilia Oliveira & hsb to First
Bank of Hilo Ltd ......... NJ
Kushima ct al to First Bank of
Hllo Ltd ..............C M
Joseph S Ferry & w to First Bank
CT Hilo Ltd NJ
Peter McRae & VT to Misa Toma
tWp ......... ................. d
T Dol to Won Hamm-Young Co Ltd C NJ
Entered Of Record July z, 1914. F.:
From 1890 A. M. to 4:3o p. N.
Alvin w. Keech by Atty to J. T.
CraWley ............... M
Louis Leal to Heen Estate, Ltd. D
II. Akona to Won Hamm-Young -,
Go, Ltd .............. $3.50. NJ
Hiku Kekuewa and hsb to City i
Mill Co. Ltd .................. NJ
Fidelity Insurance Co, Ltd, by Re-
ceiyer to w M Maket. D
W M Maket & WI. to E H F VOL +,
ter TT ..s.............'.. M
Yap-Ten Chow & hsb to William
r Castle TT ............... 49,. NJ
John de Lima to Manoel A. Mar
tins z. :. :. - sS.s.. ........ -. Rel
First Natl Bank of Wailuku to
Manoel A Martins. ............ Rel
Mauel A Martins & VT to Antoine.
Louis s................ ..... u
Entered Of Record July 8, 1914,
From $50 a. m. to 1o:3o p. m.
A F Tavares & VT to Heen Es- 4
tate, Ltd .................. M
S Kuba to K Onomoto .......... B s.
S Kuba & VT to K Kubo ......... d
s Kuba & VT to M Harada. ID
Entered of Record July 8, 1914,
From 1880 q. m. to $3.50 p. m.
] R Kenny TT to Joseph Kaalele. d.
August De Freitas & VT to Man
uel Comes ................. VI
Francis M. Pettigrew to William
F Wilson ................ ..... M
All Sing & hsb to
John w Akana TT ............T TT d
William Nuuanu & VT to Anna s
wright ...........-.. .-.,. vi
Jean SchwarZberg to Ben Guer-
Margaret A Dean widow TO
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UMBRELLA MAKER.

K. Nisuta Umbrellas made and re-
paired. 1884 Fort, mr.. Kukui. Tel
S746. 665S-6m
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-05

An Ordnance eAaaging and establish-
ing The gPaae sf TAlrA Aveaues reaa-
north lie q A.sssr1a. street. q
the sssth line % DaltAnere avseos
and grantiAg lsrnisslea 20 The De-
de LsS. sE.ss s.s IssSisss SsssS.
err Railway Company aaA the Gra.1
TP1nk halfway Company 81 Cana1s
90 bridge sid Third avenue enn 90
sid Third svenue.
PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF DETROIT:
Section 1. That the grades Of the
sass Of rh ira svsass Z, .nG point "ssl
they intersect the northerly line OF
Amsterdam street IL hereby estabiish-
cordins 70 city level or datum.
That northerly from said last nam
ed point said curbs shall have . grad.
uai descent for . distances OF e3.s! fess
point where the grade Of said cusbs
~ hereby established at IN ELEVATION
Of iso.ls feet. according TO city level
That northeriy from said point ssfd
: distsncs Of III iss.ss fssi AZ : rat. q
n. fee, q .sc g pGss
according 10 Gay lsvsl or datum. !.
That nc.thsrly from said point STD td
dis,s ne o. u.s. :sss fest :. o rat. q
the srsds Of. aid curSs i hereby -
sccerdins TO city level or datum
That northsrly from said last nam
Cd point said curbs shall have q grad.
ss .ss.s u fo i..s ne. q s
point where. the grade OF sald curbs is
hereby. sstablisbsd At an elevation Of
1855 feet. accdfding 70 city level or
Thsi ncrtherly from .aid last named
ascent for : distance OF 1Txe3 feet at
po Tsss Ssr, x. fsss Per .S
hereby cssnsed ana sstsbiisSsd at An
elevation Of 1880 feet ascordtng 20
city level Or datum . ~ ..x.,.,r.
within the limits OF this Improvement
shall conform 20 the. grade Of the curbs
an herein established. and shall be sub
stantiaiiy the same elevation az the
Sec. .. The Detroit . Bay city Rail-
road Company. the Lake Shore = Mich
E.a southern Sasr R hsI,w,y csmpaay tos
Canada. their successors and assigns
are hereby authorized to construct and
maintain bridge over and above the
dsscriSsd In accordance with the pro-
visions OF contract sntered into be.
tween the City Of Detroit and said
not s Les: tsan shirtesn tls1 fsst be-
tween the lower sides OF the beams or
strtngsrs Of said structure and the
grade OF sid roadway 10 fixed BY Sec
that said structure shall be maintain
cd 20 as to be reasonably safe for per-
sons using the roadway and sidewalks
under the said structure.
All ordinances or resolutions moon
sistent herewith are hereby repealed.
Approved. Sept. %, 1914
OSCAR b. MARX.
Mayor.
Attest: RICHARD LINDSAY.
City Clerk.
A.sos tofnciai papers please copyJ
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GOVERNMENT AIDS
COTTON GROWERS
Present Grade Of Irvine In P. O
Department To Be Replaced
by Southern Product

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.--Coincident
with the opening today Of a cotton
fashions show" In line with the buy-a.
bale" movement to create q market
for the southern crop affected Jy the
war. Postmaster-Ge General Burleson 81.
-nounced that hereafter.. 1t t-essisss
cotton will be substituted Ter twine
In the postal service. ----
Burleson 10 asking for bids for cot
ton twine TO use instead OF Jute.
About -..ss, 900 pounds OF Irvine,
worth 5000 .0ea, are used annually IN
the service. principally In the rail-
way mall service. BY suhs,.-.-hg
cotton Irvine, Burleson IL having the
postoffice department play It's part
In absorbing the cotton surplus.
Miss Genevieve Clark, daughter oil
the, speaker. Is sponsor for and said
70 be the originator OF the cotton
week. which opened today, TO boost
sales OF cotton goods.
At the cotton show here demonstrs y
tons are being given OF the many
uses OF cotton. All women attendants
wear cotton clothes from top TO toe.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-05

An Or1i.snee eAsnsisg snA esssbIish-
ing the graae - SeeOBd aveooes rood
way, cuSs saa ss1swsiks frea 9 Dsint
Ansssriaa street % tss sestA esSS
line Sf Baiei.ere avenue ana grant
-~rr1fsssss 60 she -Detssss- = Dey
ss.r- = mssSsss. ss.sH:s. s.sis.ss
Company. snA the GRAND Trunk Rail-
wsy CoaDany % Canada 60 brlAge
:s :s.s ::s . :s. :
f ~ Is HEREBY ORDAINED BY THE
PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF DETROIT:
curbs on the eastsrly and westerly
sides Of Second avenue at point AS
feet north OF the north line Of Amstsr,
cu curb are hereby ests Sli:hed At an sis-
level or datum; that northsriy from
Feet at : rate OF o.4o feet per hundred
TO point where the grades OF said
sss are nsrs .l.y. snanssf ed s:s
nSrsheriy from said last points said
s.rts shsi, haze ~ Srs ssss dsssse ,s
o. feet per hundred to : point where
the sgradss OF said. curbs are hereby
shsnssd snS sstss aass,s q e. an, s,svs s;
last points said curbs shall have {
gradual descent for q distance or 1895
feet at q rate OF $50 feet per hundred
20 point whsrs the Ersdss Of ssid
S ipshsd Al An sievetion Of iss'sc feet,
according 10 city level or datum: that
northerly from said last points said
curbs shall have q gradual ascent for /.
distance Of 1906 feet at a rate Of
Q. SO feet per hundred 10 q point where
the grades Of said curbs are hereby
CHANGED and established at an eleya-
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or datum; that northsriy from said las.
points said curbs shall have a gradual
ascent for = distance OF 1912 feet At z
rate OF sls2 feet per hundred 20 4
are hereby ssta bllshed az an elevation
OF 1890 feet according 20 city level
That the srsds Of the alloy south o.
avenue. At point iot feet west OF
by established At an elevation Of 1850
That ssstsriy from said point the
south line or said alley shall have Q
Eradaai descent At rate OF 4 feet per
That the north line Of said alley
from the point whsse said grade e
established az an elevation OF 1900
fee, shall IN an .as.s,ly direction have
Sec. .. The grade OF all sidswaiks
within the limits OF thia Improvement
ss ssSfor% q ss raa. S q n. .s. sur 3:
substantially the same elevation as the
. sss; ? ca The :. 2 pst5o,t : By city
the Grand Trunk Railway Company OF
Canada. their successors and assigns
ana msissssa Bridge osss and above
fore. described IN accordance with the
provision: Of g contract entered into
Companies: Provided. that there shall
not be less than thirteen Qs) feet be-
tween the lower. sides OF the beams or
grade OF said roadway a. nSsd by Sec
ton ] hereof: and provided further
that said structure shall be maintained
so as TO be reasonably safe for per-
sons using the roadway and sidewalks
under the said structurs. -
AL. All or S or resolution. incSn con
Approved Sept 20, 1914
OSCAR =. MARK.
Attest: RICHARD LINDSAY.
City Clerk.
.A-so7 tofnciai papers please copyl.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-05

q .sl4 alley 10 established a. the grade
sie3 ssys sStsdesi descent a the rate
within n. Ta ,. a , q an ssswsss
shs,l eonferm 70 IN: srsds Of the
e sSssssnsisiiy the sane si.vssion =
r.ss csm, r.: p &. H.. s ssss, cry s s
rem sosinsIS Ks,ivsy csmpsay: Inc
csnsds: their suscssscrs and assisns
msinssin ssidgs over and above the
Ss:es;ssd ind sScyls hir. In
wen Is: city q nsssois ana ss isc eo Ss
bs isss than thi5t.sn uSl fsst g.
strinsers Of .sid structars and the
ton ! hereof; and provided further that
said structure shall be maintained 90 40
20 Dc reasonably safe for persons US
ipg the roadway and sidewalks under
the eaid structure.
Ali ordinances or resolutions incon.
sstent herewith are hereby repealed.
Approved Sept 90 1914: 49,.
OSCAR 3. Mark.
As,sst' RICHARD LINDSAY
tofheiai papers pisass eopyJ
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&c, 1. deemed to acquire by such OPEN

Gel Is deemed to acquire ey such Open
ing
Notice IL hereby given that an as
ssssmsnt has been made upon all the
lots and premises included In said dls.
triet and liable 20 be assessed for said
Improvement under the provisions Q,
said public act. and that roll OF saiu
assessment In now completed. and VIII
remair At the Assessors ONCE. In tns
City OF Detroit. for IL days from the
date OF the nrst publication OF THIS
notice that IL, from the date hersor
until the roth day of October. 1910. Tor
the inspection OF all persons eoneernea
therein, and that the Board OF Assess
ora will meet on the 18th day ~ DC
tober. 1914, az 10 o'clock a m; at theat
office In the City Hall. and VIII remain
In session between the hours OF lo a.
IN. and IL IN. on said day, ana durtns
the same hours, for three successive
days thereafter, TO hear any person OF
persons desiring 10 object TO any as,
sessment so made and TO review ana
correct the same. IN correction thereot
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY Daniel L. btiworsh
N-plo
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-05

AN onDINANcn ssaneing anA sstab-
sssSs.s ~ essss g CO: ssys.s. !:
Sssss sbS.is sss IS .s s = sss ssrss
f1ne q Ansees1an strsstse the ssutA
euro 1ane - ua1e1nose aveaue ara
1s,nssee Rss.ssSssa - - .Dstrsst
Lsks sheso = 11Sshsosn SssShevn
49, nsiisssy cs.Sssy q csss1s
So: sss. - ss Ss: : .yss :.s s- s.:s.
.j g e s q cRp y ~ 2! sy THE
s sStS d Cas- sssnS st 4 sl Soint Ia Il
fsSt north Of the norm s1fn6 OF xms
ssssSAI ssfsSs ERE fssSsy s;sss,,sss1
% city Level Or datum: that northsriy
from said last polnfS said curbe shall
have q EraduAt deSeenf for . distance
Is. ~ sss q ps ssss wssr! s q.
sssss.d ss4 sssssiisssd a an sisss.
s.oc q isss, fsss cssSte''2 e s,t z
lsss sei9ss sid curbs shsIl Seys I.
Test q 2 rate q ees feet per hundr:d
s g s sss AsrsSc eSsns.1 z s
s ,sssS e sts' q e d.so ss ss.t
eSsSs sSs,i nave 8 rrs6rsI ssesns fcr
Z SisssSss o. a.. 81 fest a q rate 81 eSe
lss{ per hsndrs1 % poIns whsfs the
- e s:S sss . ssi 1 sssssy g ssisy
ssi1 esrSs sSsIl N.Y. . srs1ssi sscssl
ss s'sss ~ q ssss s g s~s
:s So: s:4 7. 2: g 49,
ssiss.s SO: = Z. r. :;Y : e a.. 3:
S " q - s''sisS 4 a sI'vssiss 9
IL. = ~; :ssssy's & sr:% ss.s ss' s q:
srsf 80 scent a the rate q ,s.ss fsss
ssss z: 4 IS; s: IN u; s :: 50 (: ';g
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Ordinance No. lle;A.

Al Ordinance 20 sns.a ssssisa q
Artistic ~ 81 IN spAinaass snsitlsA
rs~.r - *. =: 3 .s
tngs anl the tabllshlAg % DullA-
pEGPsEH oF FgE e ef4Y Sr br az GH
Section 4 That sectio, 3 "a Article
ss. efbaH as s ~ nSf
for the City OF Detroit" be. ana the
sane !: hereby amended 70. read q
ARTICLE KIN.
Sec 8; CoiuTns GO for columns re.
interval. not s1sssss than s~.iys zee
times the least diameter OF the bars,
the safe load shall ss computed a. FOL.
Ssi. load Tin pounas,=sso sAe+i4
40 = net cross sectional area ef col.
amn In square inches;
tudinal reinforcement IN square In.
ches and shall not exceed ~ Of Ac.
CD For, columns arsinforcsd with
wound hoopinE, the safe load shall 81
computed - follows. III
Safe load I'm pounds, = 9 TAG + ~
1c s net cross sectional Area OF con-
crete enclosed In hopping. ~ IA
A = cross sectional. area OF longi.
tudinsl endorsement and shall not sx-
the a aisn asss it. S.sp sis. ssss.l:
e: esss. q ss nH0p are. q Is. %r:
sSes. provided that Al shaii not 4 s less a
ssn than on. ana e Sni i;e ps
S NOR. = than ons,tsnsh ITO eSs di q
meter q the hoop nor more than three
/ I T. y
In s..s m. proportion. q lngr.s.
FOR =: s.csss are A.s I:d os
one half tih parts Of sand and thrss
CD parts Of broken stone or gravel
In case the proportions OF insrs.s
dents are mixed 40 Follows: One til
part q Portland cement s.p one CD part
Stone e ssn or snc srS o. broken
(c) Where columns are subJsct 10
Snds q Known s IS. ne the, es az.
60 direct compression and TO the bend
Ing moment shall not exceed the max.
myR e1%pr ssav: ssrsss aiiS e.,
to columns IN Which the rstio of the
does not q, s. ICED sft:s !. Isl I'D. 80.
sSSa: e IN: ssn e 81 sss.
sSme Il used in calculations or not. a
ssss '51%a soS S;wS r . sSIidHln b ~
mot less than thirty (yo) diamstere -
securely wired together or otherwtoe
fastened % - to resist both tension
fs} n no case shall any column 10
less than ten uo) inches In it, smail--
Approved Sept. ~, 1914
OSCAR B. MARx
80 Mayor.
A-sio tofae,ai papers pissss copy
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DAUGHTER OF GOVERNOR
TRANSFORMED BY KNIFE

SPRINGFIELD, o.. Oct. 5.--Little
Jeanette Dunno. l2-year-old daughter
Of Gov. Dunno, Of Illinois. who has
been q cripple since her birth, start
ed TO learn to play today. The
knife OF Chicago surgeon trans.
formed the little girl from helpless
invalid into healthy youngster who
kicks and romps with glee.
A weak and crooked spine made
jeanette cripple. Two months ago.
Gov. Dunno heard Of o remarkable
operation performed by DR.. John L.
Porter. OF st. Luke's hospital. Chi
cage. In which splinter Of bone was
taken 3fheZfeg of child and
transplanted to her spine. Jeanette
wac taken to the hospital and the
operation performed six weeks ago.
She rose from her bed and walked
unaided last night
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FOR CONSTRUCTING
vITRIFIeD CROCK
LATERAL SEWERS

SssLeo propooaie VIII be received ae
wors.. Dssrois. hisS. unsi, oe z 4 .is snS
at ~ o'clock .. m. standard time az.
o wnlcn tine ana place they viii -,
material except manhols rings aNd
oovers. which viii be Furnished By the
city. % city yards. and buiiNng and
SseE alias. rdlns 3 eSs pia jam va va
specincatoins on ME IN this Office, vitrl-,
red crock lateral sewers In the follow
s..sr No i sis's In .,l.y il s.eoa
Sounded by .0nsida Bouisvard. Utics.
sosna:d So c.ssr. dl l.:z q o. s'sss
sa s:x:S ne: sss; &C.,. Il .,,:y. j. sleess
s ISses ana 3 oy csss uss os''so' Grand
Sewer No. asse: In. alley between
nlronwo2a lsxtsndsd 9erthsrly,. and
sever Nc UssA re sf aIi:gg. = SIock
bounded sy DEsxsl. Lakevisw. KsreSs.
sesns:s csDsin isI sa,ss: . s.Ssss
I've! No sss,. In .l,.y. in block
nsss Lsrssuit ana ao ina s ssr.sss. ass
rem svsnss. between Thirty third ana
s:x:; 10. .ss. In .,,.y IN s,oek
nue. Horstio street ana whitskssd
ss s:s:s s e s sss.i Z A sl;y =
wood and Taylor avenues. ~
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E4AyENuE.

Parted ON Her Bridal Tour.
&ura Jean Libbey's romance, Part.
4 Hef Bridal Tour" was presented
- Permanent Players In the Ave
heater before two large audiences
~ and intrigue. plot and counter.
keep the audience on the Out viye
X the rise until the fall OF the
In. The lover OF the good old
6ned melodrama can have no
'6Inipt with this play since there
+ [Uo vi1lians---Karl Heathcliffe and
loss 10 prepare trials and vicis-
en for the hero and heroine, Fred.
Esmond and Irene Middleton as
va BY Roy Walling and Corinne
Iwoll, respectively.
~ play N IN Ave. actsr and prettily
rnfed Russell Brady and Harry
( utarr are responsible for the
wv roles; Lynda Earle appears
|vartage as Emily; Ralph Raven.
i34tA Amos and Milton Mobiles,
o1lclt mant hearty laughs with
comedy Characterization
I'D Earle as the banker, A. w
u - detective. william A Stan
~ the warden. Mary Loufse Fig
~ Ruby and Angela Brasch as a
15irI, complete q well-balanced
nInIlle- i underlined for next
l. 7
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-05

Al 0Se1nanee givfng The nans u
IS ~ bDeeh bstsssn. 0ar6slA anl fsr-
Rivsra STREET = ne wsss iiss q M
e Z Eez EsE Fl 5HE
the block bstvssn dsrssiS and 70. Forest
.svenuss And sxtsnding from the vest
Known ana dssignated a Krako&
&c: q Thls ordinance shall tass
oecAR B. MARK.
Attest: McHARp LIxgsAx
City Clerk.
A-sos sofaeisi papers please copyj.