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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-01
SLAUGHTER
IN STREETS
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or taking the victim to the hospital,
he drove away. while policeman
and a citizen were carrying the in
jured man into the institution.
The license number OF his ma.
chine had been obtained by Wit
nesses. and was found TO be listed
as the property of Adelbert p.
French, of No 40 Farrand-ave.
From Mr.. French the police
learned that he had sold the auto to
Geldhill Akrodg. of No. 207 Louise
ave. and Ernest Agrodg, when To-
Gated at his home, readily admitted
that he was driving the car, and
said that re intended seeing the po-
lice about the accident. later He
ecutor, and said that he was driving
at only about IL miles an hour
when he struck Howell, who was
crossing the street.
William Roberts. OF No % Jeffer-
son-ave., was badly battered about
the head when he was struck by an
auto while crossing Woodward-ave.
ut Jefferson-ave.. shortly after mid
night rhe machine was driven by
Joseph Derrig. OF the Hotel Har-
rington, who took Roberts to ST.
Mary's hospital.
Mrs. George Ritter. 4s years old.
90 NJ tno DIaJetopaaun ,raa Gori.
ously injured about the head and
body when she fell while aiighting
from a Woodward car at Blaine
ave. Thursday afternoon, and when
Sergt. Louis Balow attempted TO
get some information about the ac-
cident. from the officials at the D..
Y. r. car house, he alleges that they
CURLY refused to give him the car
number. or to tell him anything
about the accident.
Mrs. Ritter was taken TO her
home in private auto. after the
accident, and as there was no po-
liceman on the scene at the time.
Sergt. Balow was sent 10 make a
report on the accident.
August Tower. - years old, was
found lying in the street in front
of No. 240 Beech-st., Thursday, suf-
fering from fracture OF the skull
and lad bruises on his head and
shoulders, and the police have been
unable to learn how he was injured
The young man was unable to tell
what happened when he recovered
consciousness. II Is thought that
he may have been struck h. an
auto. He Is in a critical condition.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-01
MOrtuary

BApLAGE-Sept. 30. ANTHONY +,
aged SO years husband OF the late
Catherine Barlage and dear father
OF Anthony r. Jr.. Mrs G.. Schlan.
Edward r. Frank A., Veronica r.
Catharine F.. Joseph W and Sic
ter NJ Leonilla, O. :. D., brother OF
John ~ and Frank A. Barlage. Flu
neral from residence. J6S Twenty
third-st.. Monday at $40 y. m. and
81 Leo's church at 2. via limou-
sircs.
FITZPATRICK so, 1915, sarah
at her late residence. 9gl Lawton-
ave. beloved wife OF the late
Thomas, mother Of Richard r and
Mary G. Fitzpatrick and Mrs Sarah
Purdy. Mrs. Charles u Risdon and
OF the late Edward G.. James r
and William J Fitzpatrick. Funeral
Monday. 10 o'clock residence. and
1870, ST Leos church Interment
Mt Elliott cemetery. via auto.
0OODsHuP--Sept. 30, at residence.
270 Fischer-ave., Dr william n.
beloved husband OF Blanche. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs q. B Goodship. and
brother OF Charles and George No
ticc OF funeral later.
MELLy-sept. 30, 1915, at her resi-
dence. 20T Brainard.st. Margaret.
beloved wife Of Thomas Nelly and
dear mother OF Mary r.. Nelly. Flu
neral Monday from above residence
ut s:3O and IS Peter and PauTs
cathedral ut o'clock.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-01
LACK OF CHILDREN is MOST
FREQUENT DIVORCE CAUSI
DECLARES JUDGE SEA

III there were more homes In De.
troit and Wayne county in which q
father or mother did not have to
look witt enyious eyes upon his
heighbor wheeling a baby carriage
past the front lawn, circuit courts
would not be clogged with hundreds
Of divorce cases.
This IL the opinion OF Circuit
Judge Kelly s. Scarf, OF Utica,
Mich, who is sitting on the Wayne
bench To assist in clearing the dock
ct Judge Scarf blamed race suicNe
for many divorce cases, Thursday
afternoon. after he had signed his
third decree OF divorce for that day.
A woman. tall and healthy In ap-
pearance and proud OF bearing. had
told on the wianess stand the story
of her husbands wrong doings. He
had become disgruntled during late
years. she said. He frequently
sought the company of evil com.
panions. She had done all she
could, she observed, In tones OF a
martyr, but he seemed to have lost
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-01
PAVEDWAY
JUNKET ON
Caravan of 100 Autos
Leaves Lansing For
Grand Rapids

LANSING. Mich. Oct. 1.-tSpe-
cial.J With Gov. Ferris and Phillip
+. Colegrove as the chief guests OF
honor, the Wolverine Payedway car
AVIAN with zoe machines IN line
stleamed out OF Lansing shortly be-
fore , o'clock this morning bound
for Grand Rapids, where the party
Is due this afternoon at $50 o'clock
The number of cars In the pro-
cesslon was materially reduced by
a drizzling rain which began falling
before daybreak but advices from
Towns along the route to be follow
Ell today indicate that in the neigh
borhood of 400 cars will be In line
wnen the Kent County Metropolis is
reached.
AT Grand Ledge 30 more cars
were waiting for the caravan to ar
rive and at Portland Ii was expected
that 100 machines would fall in. Al
noon the members OF the party will
be entertained at luncheon In Ionia
and a big road rally will be held In
Gland Rapids tonight.
A large number of marshals In
swift runabouts were prepared to
keep all machines $50 feet apart
and red cross section under the
supervision of score of doctors
was ready to render first aid II the
"a, u II A ,Nfn m.
bulance was in the line, which was
headed by the REQ and NJ. A. Z.
bands.
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PROPOSALS FOR ND
TRUCK TRAlLEnS'

Sealed proposals viii Be rseeS
At the office of the Dspartms1e
Monday, Oct. l, 1915, 1t 10 o'ci0c1
M. eastern standard time. 1t Vt
time and place they will be oplm4
for two trailers, manufacturer
The Detroit Trailer Co.. to be II
cordance with specifications on
In the office Of the Department. E.
Public Works: delivered f4&Asx
Western Yards within 30 dayA
Bidders are required to file . coc4
fed check In the sum of 800 ~
the Department OF Public Works. ~
fore the proposals are opened. con0S'
toned that should they be the lea
est bidders they will. within i've 09y<
after being awarded the contrnct ~
the depai tment. enter into oconfraq|
with surety company bond In thste0l|
estimated amount OF contract
Checks and proposals to be place.
in separate envelopes. r
The right to reject any or all pro.
posals IL expressly reserved. AZ
1881 GEO. II. FENKELL.
B-25s Commissioner !,
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OPP ERRED
IN SHOOTING
PRISONER
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said that Malech's widow may pros
ecute the officer. II she chooses TO
do so, and the police department
will render her every assistance
turning over their evidence TO her.
and the results OF their investiga-
tiol-
Detectives Clare and Wandrie
have been assigned to the investi-
cation, and are out taking state
ments of witnesses. They are par.
,icularly seeking statements of un-
interested witnesses of the shooting
Supt Marquardt says.
Asked II he believed the officers
statement that the shooting was ac-
cidental. the superintendent replied:
THAT is his claim, and we must
give him the benefit OF the doubt.
as any jury is supposed to do" Ask
cd II he did not think that II was
entirely unnecessary for the officer
TO use his revolver under the cir
cumstances. Supt Marquardt said:
THAT is question OF judgment
that don't care TO discuss"
Residents OF the neighborhood OF
Malech's home gathered near the
scene of the shooting, only few
steps from the victims residence.
and one or sthe first on the scene
was Malech's bride OF four months.
who tried TO obtain glimpse OF the
dying man, as he lay on the ground.
but she was led away by others. and
the news that the victim was her
husband was broken to her.
Some OF the members OF the
crowd which gathered were In ugly
mood. but an attack on the police
men was prevented by the neigh
borhood women, who dragged their
men away.
John Zbiega, OF No. 81 Otis-st.
who says he was one of the first on
the scene. declares that Carey walk.
ed away after seeing Malech fall
zbiega says that one citizen called
to the policeman: why don't you
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-01
Deaths.

Christine Kratz SOS Field-nve., -
years acute cardiac dilatation, JoZcf
Misick. West Side hospital about -
years alcoholism, Mary Maria Pap
pa 81 Columbia-st, So years, senii
nv: Mary Kvctemba. 1871 Cicotte lave.
three months. cholera Infautum
Katos Mukbivian harper hospital
west side branch, about 30 years. nc-
cidental: Anna Galici. zoo orleans
st. one year. measles: Pawel Mar
ciniak. $50 Buchansn-St. - years,
septic Infection. Mrs Lillian Downs.
$40 Ftfteenth-s 20 years. acute
nephritis Victoria GugnaCke p
Newton-st.. three months. marasmus
Freddie /. Sanders. Herman ki.fer
hospital ~ years, dtphtherla. Clnr-
snc~ & LamroeN. Tnion-st.. 20
months commissions Earle Mather
Sal Third-st. two months, bronchial
pneumonia. Anna shaw. Sos Trum-
buIl-ave.. about 20 years. carcinoma
OF stomach; Mrs. Bridget Coagrove,
1e2 w. Forrest. - years, old age
Ida Edem. 7s7 Orleans-st., 80 years.
dtabetis mellitus.
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all interest IN his hons
ings.
"Any children" Querisd
Scarf.
The woman looked up. 0up4o
was written on her face. One a
almost expect her to say. tL
what a foolish question:" Int1
she snapped q short. NO M
That's the trouble" common
the court. "Out OF the last slg3
vorce cases that have come oo(
me, I believe that the underi3
cause of unhappiness In Ave Of ~
was that there were no childroo
the home. A mans life n not O.
plete II he has not known the T.
Of his own child. no more than . !
mans Is. Some women and mem
today seem to think that the CHI
lees home il the fashionable q
convenient thing. Those who "a
fully shirk the duty OF parentho
should not be rained and surpr11
when they find their mates Ioet
interest In their homes"
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John Grobski. 2s; Katherine smell
William Snyder. 30; Mary schse<
er. SO.
Ernest s. Thompson. IS; LovabS|
Russell G. Finn. rs; Grace 4. Joh
son, %.
Robinson Z. Allan. IS; Wilma
Forrest Gribber. 81; winntfF
ANTHONY Lewesyk. %; Anna 9e
lewezyk. "a.
:, FsSnandss Il, Wright. 80; osrs. J.
John Gouedy. 81, Columbus, OF
Cattle. 90. Rodney. O.
Frank Peshek. %; Gertrude
Albert Ryerson. az; Myrtle MN
Theodore F. Thomas. -; Edft1
John zobik. %; Teonla Romss
John Katharezik, "a; BaSr4
Michael Nowak. 50; Mary u
Ray s. Mason. 81. Detroit: X0
Dale A. Morey. 81, Napoleon. <
Wanda Duffy, 10, same. r
Oscar D. Morer. 81, Adrian; c.
issa A. Alexander, 26, Detroit. VIA
Hubert Ward. 25; Frances
John virtanen. 2s; Hii,a NikaA
Constantine sconhopauIas. -;
yeki Ugur. Is.
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Births.
BOYS.

BOYS.
Albert l.. Lorapger. sos Vinewood !;
9sorfs Wilson R,, 40 Mp miGhae, Lam Iai
ko. is crseow; David Tsrbell; ZIG
Baker. Will r.. Rim, 1882 Ellery,
John Fortiniewicz. 500 superior :
Henry Heiiameniaek. 800 Leland An.
drew NJ Markolin, 1920 Rvsrd :
Charles Holt. 47i Hastings. ootav
Rousseau. GIL Riopelle, John Prus,
S3 Portlsnd, MikolaJ LachniowiSx, lsp
Peterson. Anthony Tyson, % Peter
son. Peter Gross, 5si Monroe, John
Gross. SEA Monroe. John i'atrus. ~
Warsaw Alexander thosczik, itd
Tiiiman. Frank Biello. 74s ~. CAR /;
wiadysiaw Lesuik, 226 Canneldi Amer
E. Kraska. i225 Maxwell: John Nlwa
- MERCER. Josephe Pan, 1907 Han
cock east. Charles Frelzc ~ckl, ~.
Thirty -nrst: Vincent kozarSkL
Newton; Theodore Dutch. ga I.asaiie .
Claire J. Haas. 37i Pallister. Max
Delta. ESQ Cardoni; Joseph KAUFMAN.
sT5 wesson. Lee DeWof. 242h Hell
EN-. John Barilakt. :. Thirty-hIth
John ksbaiskz. 40 superior JAKE
D~iinke. 1900 Mack, otto Hermann.
Iis Rathhone; Edward Zimmerman
sss Cicoito: Joseph IRnasz, 1872 Du-
bois. Stanley Dvake. 81 OTIS
GIRLS
Barnett Greenberg. 10: wivision
simon Schlum Womans hospital
charles Rollins. IS Maybury Michael
oiemiacz. 2s3 Garfield; walter. Ora
bowrki 3il Garfield, W alter lrbaN %
ski. asa Garfield: Earl itadde. ps1 IL
quette. Arthur Malette. 1889 canton
John Hodson. IS Wolf. steve Janlk.
1909 Cecil. Simon fetromoneash' SOP
Warren east; Warren Cpdyk", ~
sheridan, George Lehman, D, Bal
tiuorc west. WoJclch BaChowicz. ~
pelray; Henry Pyskowski. 70 Arson
John Mazankowski. 50i wills east
Andrew Madaj. siS Niexandrine east
Joseph Brzozoski, iss Wits eHs,
Kasmir Zarymba. IS Thirty-,hird
samuel Harris. Harper hospital
Henry Horne. ilG Aylfred, Henry Ee-
ney, 2l0 Brady. Frank NarcsynsRl'
1858 Jefferson west; Andrew shh
sas IawndsIe: Louis SoldridZ 660 Er
skine: Mathew j. Plein. AIS llol-
brook: Charles Schneuman. 81 Nor
ton; Mike kulesa, t2li Twenty -ntth
George Doborz. 1879 Scotten, Peter
Grochowska, 81 Finley, Karol BabiJ J.
ska 1i3 Otis. John 'auches, 90
Ferry east John r stall. 1881 Field
Peter Roper. Is Warreu-cL Joseph
Jagoda. so Alexandria east; CHRISTIAN
Eeiemen IS Medina, Merton l.. Gates.
IA Bruce. WladySlaw Cyganskl IS
Thirty second. Clarence VI. Nehrly'
Harper hospital Irving MacDut-
ne. las Palmer west. Samuel j MAJ
xoia $50 Seventeenth, Emil Grune
wald. Gas Cameron. Roy Ellerhy. Stl
Alger: Raymond G. Peltler. 21l f1sCh J.
er: Thomas Burns i42 Cottren, Al
bert Stetsel Providence" hospital
william H. Beenett. 100 Fifteenth
Marian Dohrowolska. 1914 ST Auoin;
Richard r. Young, 5l5 Delaware,
Victor Grryb. ssl Campbell.
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VESSEL PASSAGES.
At Detroit.

Vt Detroit.
DETROIT. oct TIP. Cuddy. 2.
B Lyman smith Hemlock. 10; Yo-
semitic. \ormania, 1916. McGregor,
walters. IL Manola. 1880; Ohl, 1880
Il. m; Leonard Van Hise. 1880: North
Lake, . Lumberman barge. 2:20: II,
w. smith. go; Hanna. Jr., l:l5; Dun
ham Peter Re!ss Glenshcc, .. Ours
ton Bradley. barge. 5:1j. a. II. Da-
wilson. s. Anna Minch. North Wind,
G;i5, stanton. Tomlinson. Gao; Co
dorus arrived. 80, Mcintosh. 7:i5;
Wyandotte, IMPERIAL. barge. Scran-
ton. S. Bethlehem -. .. Mills, An
eelire. $50. Andrew Epson. 10. Mauch
Chunk. 1880: Codorus tcleared), IL
Down Ienkins. S: Schoonma KEY,
$50; j. II Hanna, $40; Palmer ! a,
m: House $50; Dickson, ,; Berry.
315, Richardson. Shenango. !; Cor
steel King. $50, (big) Huron. sac;
Major = L Fierce tcleared), To-
40 The 500.
SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich. Oct. ].
--Sarniuian, Rochester. Francis Rob
Tins : last night; Roberts. Jr $3.50,
Manitoba. @. pennsselaer. whale back,
Emperor, : .adaconna, l, Cetus. 80
pslor. midnight, Murphy. l. Bell.
tsteell Bradley. 1880: Hines. Case.
Smith Thompson. $50. Bunsen, May
than t:30, Morrow. Corey. g: Anna
sa stone. america, Earring. :: Hold
en-. 80 George stephenson; Roeb.
(smalD Sam Mather. 9:30; Ericsson.
Darlington. 10.
Down oSmalD Wolf. $50 last
night. Nelson. Nanda. q; snyder Jr.,
Harvester. $40. Albright. HouEhton.
Houghton. Marcia, Il. Yuma, II 80:
Barnum. a. m; Agawa. ?: Munroe.
Ellwood 3 Colgate. Northern Wave.
g. Hartnell. $50; Andaste. $50;
Wickwire. Hcnelhnger. Wilbert
smith. $50, Ford, George owen. Cal
dera $50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-01
"BIG DRIVE"
is REALLY
UNDER WAY

you may say certainly that this is
the beginning OF the great often
sive."
Senator Pichon Is one OF the most
powerful figures in the present day
France. He is world authority on
international affairs. and a careful.
deep thinker. His schooling in
diplomacy has maze under.state-
ment. rather than over-statement,
second nature to him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-01
PROPOSALS FOR
CONCRETE CINDER
RECEIVER
Detroit. Sept. as. 1918.

and completion of concrete cinder
receiver at Fairview Pumping Sta
ton. foot Of Parkview avenue. villa
be received at the office Of the De-.
partment OF Public Works until Mon-'
day. Oct. 1. 1915, at 10 a. m. Eastern
Standard time. according to plans ana
specifications on file In the office o9
the City Engineer.
A certified check for nifty dollars
must accompany proposal. and thS'
right to reject any or all bids 10
reserved 49,.
All proposals must be made in du-
plicate, M
4579 GEORGE III. FENKELL,
B-260 Commissioners,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-01
RIDGE IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY. LIMITED.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. -
pursuance OF the unanimous vote
number and value OF all the interesS
OF the Rssociat ton OF Chestnut Ridge
Improvement Company, Limited. ~ -
meeting Of the members OF the Rsso.
citation. tuly held on the 10th day %
September, 1915, at the office Of tbs
association, In the City OF Detroses
Michigan. said Chestnut Ridge tms,
provement Company. Limited. ha91
been wound up and dissolved; thai
there are no debts for wages Of lebe4'
and no other liabilities or indebte4S
ness to be satisfied. and that the 49,
sets Of the association are being 0S94|
tributed among the members Of oo)(
association In proportion to their ~
spectiye interests. by the undeeolD
cd, Liauidating Trustees. who ~
duly elected at said meeting a. r.
association. In pursuance Of tho ~
ute In such case made end olyvl
Dated Detroit. Micn. Scot u, ~
cHEsrNur RIDGE IMPnovx
COMPANY. LIMITED.
I HSSHIx Hv&4f1D
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-01
BEFORE YOU BUY

4 lot In the new Ford district, out
Forrest See our plats; lots t5O
and $500. IS monthly, no interest.
Take ~ Fort through car tany sun
day. to the end " line. our auto
mobile will take you TO property
or phone for apeclal appointment.
II \ Horger. Peoples state Bank
bldg. (Dslray branch) Phone Ce-
Iar 1926 Residence phone, Cedar
1gl7-W
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Banks md Trust Companies.

TO execute orders on the exchange.
Carlyle II Povah w. a. Hamlin 81
Co H. ". Noble & Co. " T. Moss
* Co. Bennett, Smith & Co. Sinclair
T. Couls Lewis G. Gorton. w. Il.
Reilly & Co. Coo. NJ West a. Co,
Emmett l.. Sprague, e. +. Maccrone
a Co, A. " Wallace q Co, VIM. II.
Rose d Co. WIN. A. Neer s. Co. w.
b. Mclaughlin. t. X. FELTON,.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-01
DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
Detroit, Mich, Sept. IS, 1918.
PROPOSALS FOR
WATER STALL

Sealed proposals for the erection
aud completion OF water stall Mt the
Garbage Barns on South Jenersonr
soLth OF Twenty fourth street. Will
be received at the office OF the De-
partment OF Public Works until Nom.
day, oct 4, 1915. at ~ a. m. eastern
standard time. Proposals shall b
made i'm accordance with the plans
aud specifications prepared by Smith.
Hinchman e. Gryils on file In the Off
Ace OF the Department OF PUBLIC
Works.
A certified check for $50 must acs
company each proposal. A
The Department Of Public Works
reserves the right to reject any ana
all proposals.
An proposals to be made In duplts
tss2 GEORGE II. FENKE11..
B-257 Commissioners.
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The worlds best cork-comes from
trees in Spain and Portugal that are
allowed to become 40 years of age
before the bark is cut. and then It
Is removed only every other eight
or 10 years.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-01
CHOICE FARM
221 Acres
so ACRES
81 ACRES
NEAR PLYMOUTH ROAD

one half mile from Grand River-ave..
touching River Rouge. making II a
fine dairy farm: bargain. $4,000
down. balance terms X KREIB-
ICH 100 Griswold
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-01
FOR sAI.E-REsORTs.

FOR SALE At LAKE oRiON-Two-
story boaEding house, - rooms,
steam heat: barn. woodshed. chick
en- park, outside cellar. large gar
den Also high-class fastest motor
boat on lake Dr g. \. DeCou. lock
box 1a6. Pontiac Mich
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-01
Marriage Licenses

Nathan sieRei. I'll, Nettie Kats. u.
Herbert Harvey &c. Mae NcDer-
mott. 30. s
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Classified a,,.' | e %s,; +;

cAsn with order. &c char god. 10
Ne transient advertising inserted
for less than l6c with cash; ise
charged, per insertion
ncatiCns except R.rths. CARDS OF
Thanks. Obituaries, Meeting Notlees
and all ads precedipg Male Help
Births, Deaths, Curds OF THANKS
and Mssting Notiees - Minim1m
charge. 35c for IS verde OF less over
Is words one and one third ceTts TOR
each extra word.
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Detroit Stocks En-.

These quotations sub .sct to com-
mission charges.
Active stocks.
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ron SAIL .CANT LOTS.
$500 Fore Tractor Locality
Lots For S175


To advertise our Ford Tractor Sub
division we viii sell TO the first 80
applicants who answer this adver-
tisement a 5000 lot for Sl15. But
one or two lots sold to q customer.
Terms 10 per cent down ana $40
Per month. These lots are situated
within n few minutes Of the Ford
Tractor property, and are high, dry
and level and In beautiful and
growing neighborhood. For maps.
plans and Specifications, also free
trolley tickets 10 visit these $500
lots for s115, call or address before
Monday. Oct. 4.
THE BRUCE REALTY co,
1922 Majestic Bldg Main 3l75.
Office open from Q n. m to $50 p, m.
Sunday. 20 ( y. m.
soxl20 CORNER LOT and good cot
tagc near Forrest, $4,000; good Tor
store.
Three lots 30xil0, near Linwood $3.50
each See MIR. Logan. Bsrr-C Car
pcnter. 1885 Dime Bank Blds Main
oQ-k
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DEPT. OF PUBLIC WoRke 4
Sept g.
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-----------=----------- ---.....--a-----
FOR stLI~EtEhS
ON CAR LINE

i5J acres With-siaall lake, one IL
room house with furnace and other
room house. full basement very
LARGE barns. s.lo windmill. good
timber. very large stock and good
GCp; or will exchange for city
property. Inquire Ridge 236s-J.
T2T Kirby ave. east near Chene.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-05
MUTUAL MOVIES
PROPOSED TO BE
STAGED IN CITY

If the deal can be- financed IT i possible
that studio for the production of moving
pictures To he shown IN the reels of the
Mutual Film Corporation may be estab-
lished in Brownsville. Several weeks ago
II was announced that such step was IN
contemplation, and u further announce
ment was made today that the matter l.
still under consideration. l.. II. Hallam
and A. DitAnann Of Brownsville are Ia cor
respondence with Ernest Shipman, a pro
ducer IN California. and who with "A Mr..
Ray has. five reel franchise with the
Mutual concern.
One Of the men proposing to establish Il
studio here was visitor IN Brownsville
early last summer. and evinced 4 keen
interest IN this section a. furnishing unoue
scenery for setting. and he felt that pic
turcS staged IN the Brownsville country
could be made somewhat Of world nov
city. The franchise now held by these
two men l. valued at about fl5O.OOO y
year and If a studio was established here
il would produce up TO a capacity of one
complete picture a week