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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-04
INSURANCE
A BLESSING
Studebaker Plan For
Employees Practical
Success

The life insurance protection pro-
vided. without cost to themselves.
for factory employees Of the Stude-
baker corporation, has given prac-
teal instance Of It's benefit. John
Bon, a Lithuanian. was the first en-
ploye whose death came under the
provisions of the general policy
covering the Studebaker workmen.
he was taken Ill with typhoid fever.
to succumb within four days time.
Proof of his death, with the claim.
was forwarded on Friday to the
Equitable Life Assurance society of
the United States. which carries the
protection; it being the same day
the funeral was held. On the fol-
lowing Monday a draft for $500
from the insurance company was
paid over to the widow by repre-
sentative Of the Studebaker Corpor-
alton.
Bon's life was but similar In many
respects to that of countless others.
He came to America because II Of
fefed better opportunities than to
be found in the fatherland. He OBJ
tanned employment at the Stude-
baker Detroit factories. and was
paid good wages. far above any
possible earnings In the old coun-
try. Apparently. as later develop
ments indicated. Bon failed to fol-
low the habits OF thriftinees he had
probably been taught, and had been
forced by circumstances, heretofore,
to practice. Even with better wages
coming to Bon as his worth as a
workman increased, no growing
bank account remained at death as
a testimonial to his frugality.
The Bon family was found to be
In practically destitute circum-
stances, with no relatives in this
country. A part Of the insurance
money went toward defraying ex-
penses incurred by the last illness
and death Of the family provider.
AS the widow did not understand
the English language. II was neces-
sary to use an interpreter for going
through the formalitics Of paying
over the insurance money. But
neither interpreter nor words were
necessary to indicate the surprise
and gratitude she felt. over this
thoughtfulness on the part of the
Studebaker corporation, which not
only aims to look after the personal
welfare OF its employees during their
life time, but under this protective
arrangement. which is the first OF
the kind effected by an automobile
manufacturing concern, provides
against possible contingencies OF
The future that may have gone neg.
lected by the ones most concerned.
Since the Bon death, three other
claims have been fled FOR Stude-
baker employees.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-04
BIRMINGHAM

The annual anniversary meeting Of
the Young Peoples society OF Zion
Lutheran church will be held tomor-
row evening at the church, mu-
steal program will be the feature and
dialogue entitled "Das Wander
buachle" will be given by II. Bauer
and J: Jedele. Refreshments will be
served.
Rev. Lloyd c. Douglas. pastor OF
the Congregational church. will speak
this evening before the Parents club
OF the Perry school on Development
of personality in the child"
Mrs. II. r. Dobson will entertain
the Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society
in her home. Division and Catherine
SITS, tomorrow afternoon at q thimble
party.
An important meeting OF the SUI
frage club OF this city II scheduled
gates to the state convention will be
selected and plans for the years
work will be discussed.
Mrs. f. c. Post will entertain the
FortniRhtly club at her home. No. $50
South Division-st.. tomorrow after
Mr.. and Mrs r.. r. Dibbie and Mr..
and Mrs. Rollin N. Dow. Of Minneap-
oils. MINI, are here for a short visit.
Mrs. Sophia Hellman and Mrs. II.
II. Shields. Of Grand Rapids. who have
been visiting Mrs. William McMillen.
have returned home.
II. G. Taft. of waurauscher. Ont.
visited his mother. Mrs. Mary Taft
for few days last week. and has
left for Oklahoma City, Okla.
The Ladies' OF the Modern Macca-
bees will give card party at their
hall this evening.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-04
DULUTH KIDS
LOVE MOVIES

DULUTH. Mimi. Nov. Ain q
report to the Board Of Education.
u. e. Denfeld. Superintendent Of
City schools. declares that more
than 1000 pupils of the public
schools. out OF total of about 49,
0ao. attend the movies at least once
week.
Principals OF the various schools
have been gathering statistics oil
The matter. II has leen found that
fifteen children 60 sever times a
week, Two 60 elk times a week. six
teen attend the pictures five times
In seven days. sixty-one go four
times, 1888 are present three times,
10s go twice and 1921 90 ct least
once week.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-04
WYANDOTTE

The wyandotte Indians, the repre-
sentative independent football team.
have signed the contracts with the
Detroit Harvards for next Sunday at
West End park. Delray, and the
Dottes are preparing to demonstrate
it's abolity in this line by beating this
strong team.
The Harvards defeated the Holy
Redeemer Greys last Sunday. one OF
the fastest Detroit teams. and has an
been assured that white" Headman.
who has been playing with the Ann
fuilback position on Sunday. Poole.
Bowman and Stone are to be entrust-
ed with the job Of holding the line
OF the Harvards. composed of men
like Mike Conner.
The Indians will practice at the
Cinder Bank Thursday evening at Z
o'clock. Sunday all members are re-
quested to meet at Loselle's at 1880
to take the ! o'clock car for Delray
Miss Corinne Druillard: daughter Of
turned to st. Mary's academy. Adrian,
after spending a week at home.
Miss Beulah Burke. who has been
seriously III. Is improving. :,
against the Monroe bowling teams
at LoseIle's alleys Thursday evening:
City team. F.. George. Graves. Bauer,
Hardy and Murphy; Allgoodfellows
team, OOdTuu. u. LOSelle, blRleT
Tucker and Rowley. Frank LoSelle
In manager of the City team. Two
weeks ago Wyandotte teams journey
ed to Monroe and split bu-oo with the
rollers of that town, the city, team
winning and the Allgoolfellows los
ing. Wyandotte is confident OF taxi
ing both games Thursday.
The John Eberts farm has been sub
divided into lots and will be sold by
a large real estate firm.
William Megges Is i'll.
The funeral OF August Hoffman
will be held from the home on
Orange-st., Thursday afternoon. Rev
Sicrmanns will ofhciate. Burial will
be at BloomdaTe.
The Loyal Order Of Moose will meet
In the Moose temple Friday evening.
Six new members were taken into
wyandotte Troop No. I. Boy Scouts.
at a meeting Wednesday evening. A
drill was held after the meeting.
There will be a regular meeting OF
Mile s. hive, No. 255, l.. o. T. NJ. NJ.
Thursday evening.
Mrs. r. X. Teastel lis laid up with
sprained ankle, sustained Wednesday
morning.
recovered from the shock she receiv-
ed Sunday In an automobile collision
on the Good-rd.
william shufrert. sr.. Front-st.. is
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-04
GYMNASIUM
IS NEEDED
Pupils in Wyandotte
School Have No Place
to Exercise

wYANDOTTE, Mich. Nov. A.
The Board of Education 10 realizing
the need Of . gymnasium. and as q
new building 10 out of the question
this year. the board has appropriate
ed sufficient money to defray the
renting Of Arbeiter hall for this pur-
pose. Basketball practice will be
started In Q short time. The foot
ball team will play Monroe Re-
serves at Monroe. Saturday.
The board appropriated SIS for
the High school library. and order
ed four new recitation benches, q
typewriter was exchanged. and new
charts and cards purchased for the
primary rooms. All pianos in the
schools were ordered tuned. new
nitrogen lamps bought for the stere-
opticons, instead of arc lamps. The
art room will be redecorated, 1t
was decided.
No ballots we're made for presi.
dent. the board being hopelessly
deadlocked on that question.
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NOTICE--ALLeY
ASSESSmEI
BOARD or Assn
Detroit Nov
Paving Notice NJ

70 Phil DrinkhAus. 1Eaay !
Berschbacll. A1ois DtdE4
Bieke. John Kraft Coal C1Ia
all other persons oWnines 05
or otherwise interests1 q
the lots and parcels Of Sea3 y
the local assessment dlotplG@2
llshed by the Common Cou0Q
fray the. expenses OF GraX
paving the alley within II r
daries herein set forth. '<|
The assessment roll has -
pleted for defraying the exD60
paving the alley No. 81, H
the alley first east OF ana
to Orleans street. from the 4
line OF Division street 20 tie.
line of Alfred street. ana
open to inspection at thi1 ~
and will remain IN this oftlee
days from the. flrst publle6
this notice for the inspectloj
concerned. All lots or poE(%
land abutting on or adjotnlne
ley 80 described. have been ~
for such improvement.
The Board Of Assessors. Nil
on Tuesday. the 9th day Of e.
Der, 1918. at o'clock q. m, n
office In tho City Hall. ana
main In session for Z perto1
hours to hear any person Or G.
desiring to object to any 49,
81 BOARD OF Assessor
BY GUsTxvE J. ALBNUl
B-s6s pruoc
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MT. CLEMENS

=. George II, Butzier died at his home.
NO. l96 Robinson-st.. Wednesday. in
MS sixty-eighth year. Deceased was
CIVIL war veteran and had resided
70 survived BY 10 children, all living
IN Michigan. The funeral will take
place saturday afternoon.
Emil kukuk and John Kratz. in
assault and battery. have settled their
Misunderstanding out of court, and
the case. to have been tried Thursday.
ha: been dropped.
large number Of county officers,
including the supervisors In a body.
were In Sterling Wedne sday attend
Ing tho funeral Of Frank Forton. Mr..
Forton had served as a supervisor
many years and was a well known
county officer. He was also township
clerk In Sterling for some time and
Q prominent Mason and a member of
the Foresters,
Gus Schuneman returned home on
wedrssday from upper Michigan from
The body OF Charles Leibricht. the
man found In the woods near Cady's
Corners Saturday. following his sui
eide. was Wednesday shipped to the
given over to the use OF students In
medical research work. A daughter.
living In Ashland. o.. was unable to
properly care for the body.
inquest into the deaths of the Ave
9toldt children, Mrs. William Stoldt,
the mother. and her sister. Miss Min
ME Engel. killed near Fraser two
weeks ago by a Grand Trunk train.
will be held Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock In the offices OF Sheriff Hart
way. The accident occurred when a
passenger train struck an auto truck
which the women and children occu-
pied.
Miss Rosalind Elsey, of Detroit. is
guest at the home OF her parents.
No. 1913 Washington-ave.
Mrs. r. w. Krauseneck and Mrs. H..
Miller are visiting friends in Lansing.
Alfred Schunke has returned from
a weeks vacation spent with his par
ents In St. Joseph, Mich.
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AN ORDINANCE to amend m Ord1.
nance entitled "An ordinance 20
Of the Complied Ordinances OF the
City Of Detroit for the year 1912.
IT is HEREBY ORDAINED BY
THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF
Section I. That an ordinance en-
titled IAN ordinance to amend Sec
tion IA of Chapter ISL Of the Com
piled Ordinances OF the City of De-
troit for the year 1912. as amended"
be and the same Is hereby amended
to read as follows:
Section la. No saloon where spir-
ttuous. Intoxicating or malt liquors
are sold as a beverage shall hereaf-
within the territory within the City
OF Detroit described as follows: All
that portion OF the city bounded on
the north by the northerly city linn
Beaubien street. on the south by the
southerly city limits and on the west
by the center line OF Woodward ave-
nue.. Provided. however, the provi-
sions Of this ordinance shall not APP
ply. to the following described piece
OF lot 3, and west IL feet Of lot 10,
Governor and Judges plan, situated
on the north side of Jefferson avenue.
between Bates and Randolph streets
ana KNOWN dS NO. I'll JtUtTSOH ave-
nue. east: and further provided. the
provisions OF this ordinance shall not
apply TO the following described piece
and parcel OF land: So much OF lot
~, block s, Governor and Judges
plan as is occupied by 1875 Bates
street. excepting. and further provid-
ing the provisions of this ordinance
shall not apply to the following piece
or parcel OF land: Lot IL. block 9.
plat OF the re-sub OF lots s, s, 7, 10.
aI "
tween Gratiot avenue and Macomb
street west OF Brush street. said
premises being known as 21-23 Ma
comb street
Sec. 9 This ordinance shall take
immediate effect.
Approved Nov. 1, 1918.
OSCAR Il. MARX.
Mayor.
Attest: RICHARD LINDSAY.
B-37O City Clerk.
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BIRMINGHAM

The Misses Post. Of East Maple
ave, entertained At q luncheon We'd
Miss Doty. Of Detroit. The other
guests were Mrs. Helen Hubert. Miss
Maude Hubert. Mrs. r. #. Kraft. Mrs.
Mary Hubert and Miss May Tompson.
Mrs. William Smith. aged IS. was
seriously injured last Sunday when
she caught her heel in a stairway.
falling and cutting her head.
John Brison. Of Detroit. was q call
The Ladies' Guild OF 81. James
Episcopal church will hold a meet
Ing at the church Thursday afternoon.
announcement has been made of
and A. B. Refer. both OF this place.
Mrs. Burt Peabody returned Tues
day night from a hve-weeks' stay in
The Ladies OF st. James Episcopal
church will hold a sale Of baked
goods at Smith 4 Erwin's market
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Grace Todd gave a party Tues
There were Is guests.
Mrs. William McCielland, OF Pom
tiac. spent Wednesday with friends
The woman's Literary club will
meet Tuesday afternoon at the home
or Mrs. II. j. Taylor on Southneld-
ave.
The Ladies' Aid society OF Big Bea-
yer elected the following officers on
Tuesday evening. for the year: Presi-
dent. Mrs. Emma Ha1sey: vice-presi-
dent. Mrs. Fernald: secretary, Mrs.
Arthur Halsey; treasurer. Mrs. A.
Gibbs.
Mrs Charles Harris. Of Saginaw, Is
a guest of Mrs. Frank Harris at Big.
Beaver
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gamble. Of
Pontiac. were recent guests Of friends
here.
Fred Hamlin. Of Pontiac. was q
caller here Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Roy and daugh-
ter. Cristena, of Port Sanilac; Mrs.
Eliza Roy. Of Big Rapids; John Roy.
rem Scager. OF Detroit. have been re-
cent guests here.
The Misses Sly have moved from
their summer home in tho West-rd.
to their home on North Woodward
ave-
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N0TICE.--ALlEY PAN
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF Assessors orr
Detroit. Nov. 3. :
Paving Notice No. 187B

To John Bell. sarah A. ST.
Chas. G. lodge. Bertha Hin. Aoyr[
sary Church. John q. Foley. an4 i
other persons owning. occuDttX~
otherwise interested In any &
lots and parcels OF real estate
local assessment district sst41
b. the Common Council to dent
expenses OF grading and pawn
alley within the boundaries IL
set forth.
The assessment roll has been
pleted for defrayinG the expe0I
paving the aleiy No. t96. b41um
north and south alley nvbt CT
Woodward avenue. from the
lire OF Hendrie avenue TO the
line OF Medbury avenue. aol
open 10 inspection Mt this olk(0
will remain In. this office &
days from the frst publicatieu
notice for the inspection 81
cerned. All lots or pafcs1oA
AUDITING on. or adjoining the
described. have been asooq
such Improvement.
The Board OF Assessore y1
on Tuesday, the 9Th day %
1915. at o'clock n m. ~ ~
in The city Hall and wl0 n
session for period % ~
hear, any person ~ pofeo0
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Ordinances Of the city OF Detroit
for the yes. 1912.
IT is HEREBY ORDAINED ny
THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF
DETROIT:
Section I. That Section Ii OF
Chapter 1877 OF the Compiled Ordi-
nances OF the city OF Detroit for the
year 1912 be and the same Is hereby
amended to read as follows:
Sec. IL The fire limits ~ the CITY
OF Detroit shall also include all that
portion of the city bounded az fol-
lows: Commencing at n point on the
center line of Greenwood avenue, 100
feet northerly and at right angles
from the northerly line OF Grand
River avenue; thence on e. line par
allel with and 100 feet distant at
right angles from Grand River ave-
rue 10 the center line OF Common
wealth avenue; thence southerly To
point 100 feet distaat northerly at
right angles from the northerly line
of Grand River avenue. thence north
westerly on a line parallel with and
100 feet distant ut right angles from
the northerIy line OF Grand River
avenue TO the northerly city limits.
thence westerly along the northcrly
city limits to the westerly line OF
Grand River avenue: thence south
easterIy along said line to It's inter
section with northerly city limits:
thence westerly along said northerly
city limits to a point 100 feet distant
at right angles southerly from the
southeriy line OF Grand River ave.
nue.: thence southeasteriy on = line
parallel with and 100 feet distant -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-04

November In the Methodist Episcopal
served with Mrs.. w. W. Vernon ~
chairman of the supper committes.
Mrn q s sSy Ssyss shs city
IL critically hi in Ann Arber. fol-
lowing q stroke OF paralyets.
who r h Msr'f b. sa1s. :p:n al several
month. In Los Angeles, Calf: = en-
route for home. she will visit for
time In Chicago in the home Of .
Tracy L. rournsr has been appoint
IS: S viii e tn: la. o;s.s; =;
Sehsnsr. OF Wsst nicnigen: "a "a Sssn
his real estste to Mrs. Eta r. Luck
Ing and Miss Fannie L. schaner.
daughters. Of this city. and 70 hts
c :Sn tho asSassc T. nsss q sPqS sss
the children Of his son. Emmet schaf-
fer. Of Detroit. was cancelled.
The Reliables will meet Nov. 10 at
the pleasant country home Of MT. and
Mrs. Joseph z. Warner for 2 O'Clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Gary w. Dsnsmore
will entertain the Neighborhood club
At q dancing and card party Friday
evening. This 10 the second meeting
A. reception and pound social win
be held Friday evening 81 the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Morgan. and
which To- to be given by the Free
and Mrs. Garman. the new pastor.
Miss Myra sanderson will be host
ess to the l Am II u class Friday
A meeting Of the w. r. c. and q.
A. r. will be held Friday In Sher-
man-Leech hall. the former at in
the afternoon and the latter At 1880
The jolly Country club will be en-
OF Miss Grace Minnick. when plans
for the meetings throughout the sea-
son will be made.
A regular meeting Of Yp:ilanti
Chapter, No. l1s. o. z. g.. will be
"s Rev M' Ru:ssei svi H. 6onw.ll will lee
ture Wednesday evening. Nov. 10, at
The N. i. woman's Home Mission
airy society," will meet Thursday. Nov.
Cook.
Three classes In Bible study with
q total enrolment OF about 20 have
begun work at the Y. w. c. A. Miss
Estcile DOWNING teaches a class In
every two weeks on Monday evening.
Another class Ia taught by Miss Beu-
lab j. Bowen. secretary OF the or
ganixation. and her class meets every
Tuesday afternoon from = to s. Miss
Bertha Buell. has . class In the $50
cial and ethical teachings of Jesus
which meets every Wednesday even
ing at $50. for one hour. An invita-
ton Ia extended to all Y. w. c. a.
members to attend one or the other OF
these most interesting Bible study
DeriOda.
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DEpT. or puol
pstypiss a
FOR CONSIR
FLED CR0C

Public Works. po<t4.
Friday. Novembor telRs
o'clock .. "a, GaeeoIn
At which time and NIX
opened. for fuyuioh1no
and material, exoQDt
and covers, which I'd
by the city. et CITY ~
ing and 1nlohlA9 (t4
with the back 11l
the plans and epee4
this Office, vttrf0e1
sewers In the folloS Il
lateral sewer No. ~
BOUNCED BY ElsmsrA ~
Lateral sewer No. M
bounded by Blsmeea -
con and Avis. Y. \.
Each bidder must A(jG
arate envelope With ynfl
ned bank ch0c3g poyneU
OF the Department - A.
Of the City Of potro1t
Of two hundred do)1ne4
each sewor bid UPON, <
forfeited to the DopoG1
the bidder fails to S9t69 \
within nve days after q
OF his tender. C6ntpoet6
ject to the approval 0e IA
Council. The hiddog w
accepted. viii & roQUlS0 r
with hto contract ~ 49,
to the City Of Ooero1e
amount OF the contreee, &1
on the faithful psrformon
The contractor sham 4
bonds or the proceeds to-
bonds are purchased ~ &
Fund Comrnlsoion aeoGEG
No bids Will be acoopoo1 &
person or firm who - u =
default to the City oG Uo1
debt. contract. o. ohuGne
Printed specifications -
the above work may ~ NJ
cation TO the Secretary. 81
The Department Of xu1G
reserves the right 70 roIoG
all proposals.
9S sss.s.1, 0no. y. - 49,
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SELECT SITE FOR
NEW VILLAGE HALL

RIVER ROUGE, Mich, Nov. A.
The site for the new municipal build
ing has been selected. and the pre-
liminary sketches OF Architect
George Hoas were approved at the
last meeting Of The council. The
property of c. Bomya and John
Haltermer will be purchased for the
cite Of the structure.
All complete. the building will cost
$4,000. and will be equipped with
fire lighting apparatus. clerks and
treasurers ofYices, council rooms and
jail. and will be modern In all things,
The people Of the village adopted
the suggestion Of the council for the
fire hall by a large vote, and at the
same time voted $4,000 for a large
pump. which will greatly increase
the efficiency Of the fire department
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FOR BIZ
ING ENGINE H0uS
(Re-advertissment).

(Re-advertisementl .x7
Sealed proposals. VIII be rec3
I'll $3.50 p. m. Monday. Nov. I. 1ol
erecting and completing
House at Central and Dix avouG
accordance with plans ana spG(
lions on file In the office o1
Raseman. 1a02 Penobscot bu1X
The right to reject any and aI[1
posals IL expressly reserved. Th1i
cess full bidder will be required
nish a satisfactory surety bOo4
amount Of contract to guaraDtQIV
fillment of same. Bids will be e}n1
"proposai for Building Engine
No. 81" and delivered to the -
signed. $3.50
B-ses Secro1C
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-04

Ludlow-st. Jail, alias ''the million
aires club" costs New York county
81 a day for each inmate, that rep
resenting the luxury In which the
law maintains men prisoners who
have defa1lted in thei ralimony pay
ments. and other civil prisoners who
may not he put In the Tombs with
the criminal element.
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RIVER ROUGE

The Utopia club elected the follow
ing officers at its annual meeting
Wednesday evening: President, Alf-
red Ludeman: vice-president. Matt
Higgins; financial secretary, Alger
Reno: recording secretary. Frank
Gallagher; treasurer. Kenneth PETER:
auditors, Robert King and Arthur La
DO. Refreshments were served.
Arthur Weston has taken over the
ownership Of the garage formerly
owned by r. Billings.
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ECORSE

John Stewart and Thomas Crane.
boarders In the home OF Charles Hull
ley, Woodward-ave.. are III with
pneumonia.
The I. o. of r. are making decided
progress In their membership cam
paign. nve new members being taken
In Wednesday evening. The order
expects TO make q gain OF about Is
during the campaign.
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FORD

DR.. H. &. Broderson, Davis-.t.. IN
visiting his parents In Michigan City
for q few days.
The village council will hold a
meeting Thursday evening In the
town hall
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-04

Arthur--Freddie claims he never
had q chance!
Henry--Nonsense Most every
Job he gets the boss gives him .
chance to resign instead Of gettins
fred!
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YPSILANTI

The regular meeting Of the Sunday
School Officers and Teachers associa-
ton will be held some time during
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-04

Bud Johnson. the young colored
man working at Mort Colycr's. 10
laid MP with a pretty sore foot. Him
and Mort were out spearing carp In
the creek and Bud stuck his foot
under a drift to scare out the Ash.
Mort seen II and thought ~ was 4
black bass and went after II. He
speared Bud through the big toe
and nearly drowned him. Mort says
he cant afford TO pay . hand that
luck. Bud.--Larned (Kas.) Tilier
cant work. 80 he laid Bud on and
charged him 81 q week board. Hard
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-04

The newest Office building feature
II . garage for the accommodation
OF tenants.
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50 e ut56I60P 4
same helng ge1un1G
Approved New,