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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-28

, lGNCHRCRG, VA. April o7.-The
Cardinal Athletic. Club. of this city.
mas mas elected the following officers for
me ensuing six months: President T.
r. Turner jr. vice president. r.. T.
manner: secretary. y H. WooIridge:
lrehsnTef, James r. Dunn. and board
o. governors. Dr. !. ". Devine. Otiz
kunz, Ell iah Matthews. T. J. Ofrter"
dlnger and r. !. Bowers
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EVERS SOON BACK
Boston Owners Say Peppery Cnpf.i, Il.
Not Hurt BndI,

\. NV YORK. April 27.-Hcrman
;;TitShrIsoh secretary of the Boston Ma
,ionals declared to-day thai Iohn
t;o was not in nearly as bad condi-
He said Manager Stallinrs cxnects G III u;
10 return to the club by May II. '''''
~ thornnRh examination of the plav
or ankle has disclosed thar opiw a
small bone had been moved ON az a
place. and II is back in position Evers
already is walking r-Ners
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CHICAGO. April 2I.-Ninth inning
triples by Chadbourne and Gilmer gave
Kansas city to victory over Chi
cage to-day in game that featured
with poor pitching. Home runs were
made by Iwilling and Beck
Score by innings: RI =
Kansas city ..l0loOo1c il q
Chicago l OOOo n o. .
Batteries-Hlackb Adams, Gull
Top. Main and Brown. Easterly; Prem
derEaSt. johnson and Fischer, Wilson.
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EDS! ~ NpIlI .'|| W0-I--l
held the Red Son 10 two tiiy ,o-ds't
and Notwithstanding six ras.s a.. t'ii'1ss'
which he gave. New YORK won .i,'E,
out victory with two runs
Score by innings u "a y,
New York . 90 O0Ooini -
Boston .......0 10000 90 ~
Batteries; Heating and Sweeney
Foster, Collins ana Thomas
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Chicago Americans won their SKIN
SSTaisht game day defeating Clev~.
Lana. 70 ! lu tn" eighth, win IN.
White SoX. Two behind Eddie CoIIins
and F9urnier tripl"d Fourier SCORING
on q long rs. TWO more singles =
double an error and Wild piich
cHncned the game for the locals
Score ny innings - "a J..
Cleveland - 0GnOlo Cio u
Chicago ........Ur.Ul OIOi
batteries Hageriuan. Jones. C'oui,1hc
ana smith; GNeUl Wolfdnrig. E"nz
Russell and SCtulk i'''~ O.
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Eddie Plank Comes Hack

FITTSBCRGII, IA. April 27-Dis-
playing old time form Eddie Plank,
former Athletic Star. pitched ST Louis
10 victory over Pittsburgh to-day, . 10
:. Ills two Dagger also added run
for his team.
Score by innings: RHE +,
81 Louis ......30 o011O oO-h . O
Pittsburgh ZOO o DOLL s O
nitz Berger and Berry.
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South Atlantic.

Al Observation-Disclosures. .. Charleston.
AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS !: Column
bia. e
At lumbus-Columbus, {: Albany. 3
Al Maccn-Macon. { Jacksonville, q.
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TRINITY BEATS CADETS
ON THEIR OWN GROUNDS
haptists Had Little Trouble in
Downing Virginia Military
Institute.
KAHrPE PITCHES GOOD BALI.
visiting Twirier Hold Cadets Well.
). Pitts Starred at Bat With Three
Hifs-Carvcr Cloutcd Two Triples.
-iifs-Carvcr Smashed Out Two
Triples.

LEN lNGToN. VA. April o7.-Trini,v.
oi North Carolina. defeated Virginia
MliithrE institute to-day seven to one.
ccircd steady support. Buchcr also
iwirlcd we'll and neldcd his posltion
about tho keystone sack tell tho ,,nr,
The batting of J. Pitts for the Cadets
and OF Carver for the visitors fea
tured. The Cadets PLAY their last
game at home Tomorrow aeain.t
Trinity. S"'''
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Reds Fail IN IIit z,b.,

natl. unable to hit label. was shut out
by Chicago to-day. + 10 o. Ames. who
started for Cincinnati. was hit hard
Score by innings: r. r. j.,
Chicago ......l 00Ol3O-6 IL
Cincinnati ......0 o o 600 90
Batteries: label and Bresnahan
Ames Dale and Wingo
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!NVN TllTTcS ........,,......- a
summary: Runs-Sutteriin. Pollard Uur
hoI2cr pvermann. Floyd. Francis Sh,urb
messy Storkey 90. Newell Parrish rhrne
ntse hits-Pollard. Storky. Newell Home
rna-FioNd. Sacrifice hits-Fiovd Suttcriin
s'toIcn haseS-Saughn ca TollnrJ 20,
asher. Sutterlin. Francis HTS on over
ma mr. ,; on Whtnore. .. Bases on halls
ny ov"rnRnn. .: nv Whi;nore R,,,ors
hh-hy Whi,morS, :" Struck out-by Sv.r
man ~: Ivy Whi;more l. Time " bn,,re
Umpire Hooker NUTS =
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FEDERAL LEAGUE,


BROOKLYN. y. Y, April 2T.-Balti-
more won to-day's game from Brooklyn
in the NTH inning. when four hits with
errors by Gagnier and Anderson gave
the visitors five runs. The final score
was to 6.
Score by innings: RHE
Baltimore ...O0l o5 % 10 o
Brooklyn 1910 o o o 2-6 II 4
Ratteries-Smith. Suggs and Owens:
Cpham. Marion and Watson.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE RESULTS

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Chicago. .; Cleveland. g.
Detroit, 3; 81. Louis, ..
BostOn, q; New York, -.
Washington, .; Phi1ndcIphin, 1.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
American Association.

American Associations.
AZ st. Paul--St. Paul, g. MINNEAPOLIS,
l.
At uisville-Louisville, l3: Colum
bus. {?
At Indianapolis indianapolis. 3;
Cleveland Q.
No others scheduled.
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Cardinal. Score shut-Ou,.

ST. LOUIS. April 2I.-Griner held
Pittsburgh 10 five hits to-day, and ST.
Louis won. TO o.
Score by innings r II T.
Pittsburgh 80. % o o q q q q % :,
st. Louis. ... % q . o q q O "a 4 q
Batteries: MamauX. McQuillan. Kelly
and Gibson. SChaMG. L;rlncr and SNYDER
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trinity gamcs-hc was battcd freely
Flanagan defeated Amherst an,
Cornell. and lost 10 North Carolina a
Durham.
The teams record is ms follows:
Virginia, ;. Amherst. o.
Virginia. Z; Amherst l.
Princeton, >. Virginia, l.
Virginia. ;. Fordham l.
Virginia, I Cornell, l.
Virginia, .: Cornell! l.
Virginia, 9: Williams. l.
Virginia. =. North Carolina .
North Carolina. ): Virginia. ).
Virginia, 10. Trinity. Z
Virginia, 6: Michigan. !.
Virginia. ): North Carolina. g.
Virginia. !. Georgian o.
Georgia, 6: Virginia, 2.
Virginia. II; Trinity, 10.
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Southern Association.

n Ntlanta- Atlanta. 3: Monte. l.
At Memphis. .. Chatta-.
nooga, o, eleven inninGs).
~ birmingham = Birmingham. S {;
New Orleans. 4.
AT Nashville. 4; Little
Rock. ..
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muck o'nricn Signs win rro,.1.nr,

FpHIVN, ApFlI 21.-BuCk p'IlIrr. :,
menbcr OF The Bos'on American pitrt
irg stan mheu the team won the World.
championship in l:l2 agreed to pl,t
"ith Tie Providence Internat!onals TO-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-28

NEW ARk, =. J., April 2T.-Bufalo
beat Newark to-day. IA TO S. Reulbach
received poor support
score by innings: r. II +.
Buffalo .....0lo42 LIE Is
Newark 3 @ q q q q u IA
Ratteries-Bedint and Blair: Reul
bach. Trautman and Rariden
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COLLEGE RESULTS

~ Cambridge. Mass.-Bates. 3; How
ard . -
AZ Ithaca, y y-Cornell, :: Dart
mouth. L - - -
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STANDING or TEAMS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York nj Boston.
Philadelphia nj Wnshington
st. Louis ut Detroit.
Cleveland ut Chicago
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Cadets ....... ........... n q Al =,
summary: Rnns-Thorrc. Maddox. FIytb.
L"ye Ssry Yer. nnrham ksnpe. j ri,,,
Carver "a. j. Pi,tr. lone run &c.
stolen hnsss-MnddoS Durham. nos,
Thnruc. Double plays Love 10 SiIc- 4, -.
on halis-oN Ruchcr. !: on Kamn. 80.
on has"s-TrinitN 10. Cadets ia, ~
'chei halls-ka;npe. '''N, -
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BASEBALL STATISTICS
NATIONAL LEAGUE RESULTS

Yesterdays GAMES.
boston, IL; New York, >.
Cincinnati. q; Chicago. q.
Philndclphin, >; brooklyn. ..
ST. Louis, 3; Pittsburgh, q.
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North Cnrnlinn

Al reensboro-Greensbor 4; Raj
cieh. .. Twelve innings).
Al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o: Asheville.
Al MISUNDERSTANDING. S; Winston, Sa :
lem. |
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CINCINN.ATI. ONO, April 27-Thc
National board of arbitration or the
Nationai Association OF Professional
Baseball Clubs To award the services OF
q. =. Thrailkill to Charlotte y q.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE RESULTS

yesterdays GAMES
knnsns City. .; Chicago. q.
Pittsburgh, -: ST. Louis, -
Newark, y: Buffalo, II.
BrOoklyn, q; Baltimore, ..
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STANDING OF TEAMS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
buffalo mt Newark.
HHltImOre AT BROOKLYN.
81. Louis ut Pittsburgh
Kansas city ut Chicago
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-21
TELEPHONE HEARING.
State Railway Commission Conducts
Rate Hearing at Webster.

State Railway Commission Conducts
Rate Hearing at Webster.
Webster, s. Ds-The state railway
commission held a meeting here this
week to consider the question Of tele-
phone rates IN Webster. The evi-
dence Of the officers Of the company,
the city officials and a number OF
citizens WINS taken, with itemized
schedules of the expense Of construc-
ton and operation of the Webster ex-
change or the Webster Telephone
company. and the commission viii
hand down q decision in the case
later. No allow the company Z per
cent digidends on ifs capital stock,
and allowing per cent for deprecfa-
zion, the figures usually used by teie-
phone companies, the local exchange
should produce an annual net reve.
nue. % 1856, but according TO the
figures submitted to the railroad
board, its revenues lacked $107s Of
reaching that amount for the last
year. Accordingly, the company has
asked permission to raise Its rates.
ELEH ~ sui rAEN asNE- HLrEa NEE
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-21
ELLAFlkeG YOUNG
AoAsN ELEcTEnlR cHlcAao

Mrs. Ella FIagg younss supersn.
tendent 81 Inc chicago schooas whose
salary 81 $4,000 . year. m1kss hsr'
one 81 the highest salaried women d
the country, vas ressiected u Avote
of Is ID s. A ight has been expected
over the re-election, but the support
Iof Mayor Harrison assured Mrs.
Young Of her place.
A year ago Mrs. Young refused TO
accept re-election that vas not IN
anim9ua and withdrew after one hal.
lot had been taken. John shoop. the
first assistant, was elected superin,
Itendent, but such great interest was
aroused that the board voted torecon
slider its action and Mrs Young was
chosen.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-21
CRYING FOR Help.
Lots of Il In Waterfowl But Daily
Growing Less.


The kidneys often cry Tor help.
Not another organ ia the whole
body more delicately constructed;
Not one more important to health.
The kidneys are the filters Of the
blood.
When they fail the blood becomes
foul and poisonous.
There can be no health where there
lis poisoned blood.
Backaehe is one Of the frequent In.
dications Of kidney trouble.
II is often the kidneys cry for help.
Heed it.
Read what Doan,ssKidney Pills
have done for oyerworked kidneys.
Read what Deans have done for
WATERFOWL people.
Albert Nufor, carpenter, S21 3. Ave.
N. B., Waterfowl, says: 81 have used
Doan,s Kidney Pills to every good ad-
vantage for kidney trouble. Another
OF my family has also had great bene.
fit from them when suffering from
rheumatic pains. Doan's Kidney pills
have given genuine and lasting bene.
fit and ! know of no better remedy. j
gave Doan's Kidney Pills my endorse
ment a few years ago and you may
continue to use that statement
I prina 5an az NIL doalaro nof,t
simply ask for a kidney remedy--get
Deans Kidney Pills--the same that
MI. Nufor had. Forter-Milburn Co,
Buffalo. N. X. Adv. 80
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-21
GETTING Too Honest.

Deacon Withers: Dominic, ! don't
like to say it, but / think 'twould be
well to put Treasurer Meadows under
bonds.
Rev. Summers: Why so. deacon?
| have always regarded Brother
Meadows as scrupulonsly honest.
Deacon Witherss sThat.s just III,
dominie. Hes gettin 70 be too bless
ed scrupulously honest. Hes making
q show Of III He's putin the little
apples on top q the barrels, Judge,
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-21
The Commandments and The Relation They Bear u
Human Progress Discussed By ! Watertown Pastor

blessing, but without Him they are
low, low.
Greeks At Their Zenith.
One would think that people Of cul-
tnre would have better sense than
to go so low, but it is a fact that
when they cease the worship Of God
81 first they lose common sense, and
there is no depth too low for them to
go to, and brazenly defend. You
who read history know that the
Greeks at the zenith Of their glory.
reached such q thigh state OF soci-
ETY. and culture, that a Yirtuous NO.
man had no place in the circles Of the
distinguished; she was too ignorant
and simple. Merciful God! Ignorant
and simple because virtuous! And
you have read what their ideals for
their sons and daughters werei is It
any wonder they fell al a nation?
Read the history Of Rome at her
social eheight,s with her culture and
clubs and lodges. Read aQuo vadis..s
Rome also fell. Read Watertown to
day. We need TO gather as families
around the altar Of God and accept
these commandments.
Some say they haven't time. 1t il
q terrible tragedy II they haven't
The law works Just the same. what
ever Dur opinions may be. It's a Ian
of life. They who break 1t must sui
fer. Thank God we do not have L
break 1t. We + here to accept ant
keep God-given strength.
tRev. Mr.. Christianson continues
with the Commandments morning ant
evening at the Congregations
church.)
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-21
coucH MEDICINE FOR cHiLDREl

EcoucH MEDICINE FOR cHiLDREN
Never give child q cough medicine
that contains opium Id any form.
When opium Is given other and more
serious Diseases may follow, Long
experience has demonstrated that
there Is no better 81 safer medicine
Tor coughs. colds and Group In chill.
Sdren than Chamberiainss Cough Rem
edy. It Is equally valuable for adults
Try 1t. It contains nc opium or Other
harmful drug. For sale hy all deal
ers. Adv. 80 81
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-21
NOTICE 70 cREpIroRs.

Estate of Gem Fl. Peck, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the UNI
dersigned, Executrfx of the last will
and testament OF Glenn II. Peck. de-
ceased, to the creditors OF and all
persons having claims Against the
said deceased; to exhibit them, with.
the necessary vouchers, within six
months after the first publication of
this notice, to the said Executrix at
her residence ait 2a0 End ST. 8. III.
Waterfowl, South Dakota.
Dated january 18th. 1916.
Mary "A. Peck
Executrix Of the Last VIII
and Testament OF Glenn III.
Peck. Deceased.
William q. Gesley,
Attorney for Said Estate.
tFirst pub. Jan. al; last pub. Feb. III
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL rs.
TATE.
IN the Matter of the Estate Of Simon
Fraser, Deceased.
Whereas, An order OF the County
Court of Codington County, South
Dakota, was made on the 18th day Of
January, 1911, directing a. Glen King
as the Administrators of the estate
of the above named Simon Fraser,
deceased, to sell at private sale cer
tain real estate. the property IL said
deceaSed.
Nov, therefore ii pursuance of
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-21
NOTICE 81 MORTGAGE SALE,

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pas,star & naad. Il ana ~ s1oaing.
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1sads s;.,,atsa ,a,ns and Maine {,
d sasatr s. rasiaa.,sn ana sta,s
as sss.s 1900. 4. a,v.asy
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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-21

the pasShsss HI nlsfeos
in caeb.
said eststs wni 81 ossrsd b
Iaale at thS ofics u ggsryin n My1ks
the ctty II Watertcstn ii vatd eouhs
and btds III writing recaiyed u 11ltd
Iplaosk
a Glen KIM, m
AdministratoF ~ thA Estate
Of Simon HIfasers pseassed'
FIRST pub. Jan II, last pub J9Ings21J
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-21
The Immortal Poem.

sapenley used to think his poems
were immortal, s
What changed his cpinion?'
TEhe editors killed SO many ST
them..--Boston Transcript.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-21
France cited as example.

France once thought this command
n1ent didn't amount 10 anything.
Since then France has dwindIed from
1875 millions OF people to 35, and Paris
has become the wickedest city in the
world. The government Of France
has for several years now been try
ing to get back the Sabbath. She
knows nov. she must, or die. Ger
many has been trying to get back the
Sabbath, the Sabbath Of the days of
Luther, when they Worshiped God and
had the courage of their convictions.
England has been trying 70 set buck
the Sabbath. Not long ago IT was
estimated thataF1ngland had four mill
lions Of degenerate people, because
they had lost the Sabbath. The same
problem ii IN this country. We have
discovered the physical fact, that
man cannot keep up this strenuous
pace seven days in the week, week IN
and week out. God. who made US,
knows we must have one days rest IN
severn The athlete who takes no
rest breaks down. The student who
takes no rest goes to the madshouse.
who lets greed drive him seven
days in the week is like the man who
killed the goose that laid the golden
egg. This commandment is true
physically and economically, but
back Of The economic reason Is the
spiritual reason. The soul is first.
The Sabbath is Gods day for the
whitening OF the soul.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-21
Perry p. Loucks,

Attorney for Mortgage.
Edward Z. EIkins,
Sheriff Of Codington County,
South Dakota. #sss
first. pub. Jan. 81; last March \ ]
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-21

Jehovah thy God in vain, for Jeho-
yah will not hold him guiltless that
taketh His name In vain, It's ter
rible the way Gods holy name Is
used today. The children Of social
ed Christian homes / learning TO
curse and not to pray. I do believe
stat some day every foul-mouthed
cursor would thank God II red-hut
lead had been poured down his throat
and stopped his cursing. Listen: 4
will not hold him guiltless that tax.
eth My name in vain And there
are other ways to take Gods name in
vain. ,Irreverent in His worship, gig,
Cling, chewing gum, thinking bust,
ness. Hallowed be His holy name.
That means to be reverent to all
that is His, to all that is good and
true and beautiful. Do we live up t.
1T? Do we try?
Remember the Sabbath.
Remember the Sabbath day u
keep it holy" God told those chill
dren Of Israel that they could not ge
forward unless they remembered t:
keep D day sacred unto Him, as
day Of rest and worship. What va.
true for them is still true for US
Here are the manhood and woman
hood Of our day expecting to go for
ward in achievement, saving the goos
out Of the past and adding to It, but
how can they save anything if the.
cannot save the Sabbath Here ",
are as a city, expecting to 30 on il
great ways, but how can we even Hive
it we cannot save the Sabbath. Her
we are as a nation, saying we ar
safe against ali the things chat hav,
made other nations to fan. but, ar
we safe if we cannot save the san
bath? We must save the sabbath Q
we are lost.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-21
people aNho Count.

kaNAH xf{a4g1 NENf&4s$%HI sEa1241fl
The people who have counted in
this world are people who kept the
Sabbath holy. II is not q happen
stance the picture in the forefront Of
u old United States History shows
ths Pilgrim Father beside his wife
and family, carrying the Bible, go
ing to church. We do not deny that
they were a noble people, and we are
not ashamed Of the foundations they
laid for our country. What will the
people of tomorrow think of what We
are building today7 What kind Of 4
nicture viii they put in the forefront.
of cur history
How We need the Sabbath! In the
home! Boys under twenty drunk on
our streets and the girls there, too,
smoking cigarettes. They are well
dressed-their parents did that much
to prepare them for life!
Nothing Can Replaces Home.
There is nothing can keep the home.
together and protect 1T ana make II
home, except the altar of Worship
ana the teaching of these command
ments III obedience to Hin. Culture
clubs end entertainments ana read
Ing cfrtles and libraries and lodges
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-21

fRev. Mr.. Christianson continues
with the Commandments morning and
evening at the Congregational
church.)
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-21
Dated January 6th, 1915,
Hanten Bond Company
Mortgagees

Hanten & HanteE.
Attorneys for Mortgages.
Watertown. SD.
First pub. Jan. { last pub, Feb. 18)
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Secretary's Office. 80 Broadway.
Detroit. Mich, Oct. "a. 1918.
BIOS---ERECTION
CULOBERC ANNEX

Sealed proposals will be received
at this office until 4:16 o'clock p. m.
Tuesday. Nov. 9. 1915. for furnishing
the erection OF the Goldberg Annex.
between vermont avenue and Pr
Quette street, Immediately In the rear
of the present Goldberg school build
Proposals will be received as fol-
lows:
Proposals for the entire Job.
Proposals under the four-bid form.
as follows:
General Mason Specifications.
General Carpenter Specifications.
Heating. ventiiatins and Plumbing
Specifications.
Electric Wiring.
Also proposals for all separate
1t is especially desired that con-
tractors bid on all separate classes
Plans and specifications covering
all work embraced In the architects
at the office Of the architects, Mall
comson q Higginbotham. 4o4 Moffat
Plans and specifications covering
all work embraced In the consulting
may be seen at the office of the con-
sulting engineers zimmerman & Nc
Coll 1910 Penobscot building.
Proposals must be submitted on
forms furnished by the architects or
consulting engineers and must be ac-
companied by certified check or
cash equal to SO of the bid. A surety
company bond will not be accepted
In connection with the submitting Of
proposals.
General contractors must submit
attached to their proposals. the names
OF all their sub contractors.
The Board of Education reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
CHAS. A. qADD.
B-366 Secretary
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02

challenge the new Ensiish policy Of
questioning validity Of transfers Of
ships TO the American das.
That q vigorous protest win be
made contcsting tho ship seisurs
policy was ofncially stated.
A report from American Consul
Young at Halifax received 1t the
state department today caused this
government to demand tho sxplana-
ton from England. Young stated
that British authorities had ofilcial-
ly given no reason for the soizure Of
the Hooking, but that apparently
the good faith Of the ship's transfer
to American registry was questioned.
The state department announced
that as yet II has begun no inquiry
regarding prior ownership Of the
Hooking. A complaint received from
the vessels New York owners did
not state the previous nationality,
which was Danish.
Although aggravating the case.
the fact that the Hooking was seized
by the British warship patrol OF
New York while en- route to Nor
folk and not In foreign commerce.
state department ofIicials declared
this would not alter tho diplomatic
status of the protest to be made to
England.