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The Detroit times., 1915-12-17
Deaths

Anionine Tocco. ~ Hastings. IS
graIs, perttonitis, John Weise, 7S1
meme ~ years, cerebral apopleNy:
Kari Wagner. 1906 Van Dyke. 26
years. pulmonary tuberculosis. Baby
Leiterman. 2a6 Theodore premature
plrth; Johanna DaNidOwski. 81 Mary's
nospltai. 40 years. fibrOid tumor or
uterus; Morris Dcmeyere. 13 Tenth.
~ years. acute Eastritis: Baby Macy.
l5l Schroeder, stillborn. Marie spiel
uenner. 40 Monroe. 36 years. b-oncho
pneumonia; Donald Scott, Children's
Free hospital six months, tubercular
menlngitis; Thclma +. DuNal. l92;
Eighteenth. ~ years. inquest pend
ing, Ernstina Pohl. - Thirty fret. 81
kulsa. 306 Garfield. stillborn: john
kuzawa, Chlldren's Free hospital. IL
years, mitral stenoSis BABY Serwon-
SKI, SerNis. stiti1orn: Edward Ma
pneumonia; Edward Wrobel. 372 Wss-
son. one month. infantile convulsions.
Louis l'cBeau, scott and Orleans. eS
years. acute gastritis, Baby Kliszew-
Reichlo, 1873 Russell. "a years. pull
monary oedema; Eliza crocker. iils
hudson 81 years. loear pneumonia
years, carcinoma; Edward Gniatczyk.
tetlon, Vivian wander EtkSn. 5I2 Mt.
Elliott. nine years, broncho pncu-
monia. R"nl Stciger. cor. Junction
aud Toledo. SO years. fractured skull
William Ward. Harper hospital. West
Rranch. years, diabetes; Josef
inquest pending, Stanislaw Berek.
ns snry sobyG & yi'r Ss 'aSGi' aoGSuTy PS"ssi
years. cancer of stomach. George
Flysiak. 1907 Dubois. II months. To-
bar pneumonia. Stana Poiowina. $40
Kirby. four years. bruncho pneu.
monia; Loren J Merris, iN6 Plum, ~
years. lohar pneumonia; William ora
ham. 45fis Seventeenth. IS years.
capillary Bronchitis; George Press-1.
g2i Forest T., SO years. myocaTditis.
charlotte l.. Campbell, l76 Howard.
60 years. carcinoma Almira II. Dart,
80 West Grand blvd. so years, hrou-
chit!s. Hugh Iorrimcr. Receiving hos
pital. 81 years. typhoid fever. Eddy
w. Bruce. Receiving hospital, q"
years. iobar pneumonia isabella
caro-. f3q adelaide. 10 months. bron-
rho pneumonia. May OKeefe. 2sS -.
Auhin. three hours. congcnital debN =
nv. rCtFr ssTruU--trr, r. = t-+-F h4'-i4'tAI-
West Branch, So years. inquest pend-
ing. .llfred J. Ri,ard. 692 Bellevue.
ore month, marasnus
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17
FOR CONSTRUCTING
WTRIFjEO CROCK
LATERAL SEWERS

| Sealed proposals will be received
at the office OF the Dspar tment OF
| Public Works, Detroit. Mich. until
Tuesday. Dec. 81. 1915, at 10 o'clock
a m Eastern standard time, at which
time and place they will be opened.
for furnishing all the labor and ma
terial. except nanhole rings ana COW
ers which will be furnished oy the
city. at city yards. and building and
finishing complete, together with the
back filling. according To the plans
and specifications on ME IN tnTs OF
flce. vitrifed crock lateral sewers In
the following described alleys:
Lateral Sewer No. 2T7S. in block
bounded by Freer. Ewers. 81. John
and Michigan.
bounded by Martin and second alley
east. Mereier avenue and alley north
of Audrain.
Lateral. Sewer No; .77s, in block
bounded by Clark. Scotten. Fort and
Spring street.
Each bidder must deposit in sep
arate envelope with his bid certified
bank check payable 20 the order of
the city OF Detroit for the sum OF
two hundred dollars 5000 for each
sewer bid upon. which viii be forfeit
ed TO the Department Ia case the bid
der fails 20 enter into contract with
in Ave days after the acceptance %
big iehder,- Contracts ~ ba-suht tnct
10 the approval OF the Common Coun-
Cil. The btOfer whose tender Is af-
ccptcd Will be required 20 furnish
with his contract an approved bond
I 70 the CITY of Detroit in the full
amount OF the contract, conditioned
( on the faithful performance ot con-
4 tract
The contractor shall be paid IN
1 bonds or the proceeds thereof. II such
bond are purchased By the sinking
/ Fund Commission according to law
| No bids viii be accepted from any
person or firm who ia in arrears ~
default 20 the City Of Detroit upor
debt. contract. or obligation to said
city.
Printed specifications in detail fol
the above work may be had on appli
cation 10 the Secretary
! The Department of Public Work
reserves the right 20 reject any %
1000 GEO. II FENK ELrs
B-4s5 Commissioner.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17
Births
ROYS

George From. S5s Piumer, James )
Talbot. ss5 Morrell; Peter Roster
ski. G32 Theodore: August Dobriclk;
137 Myrtle; Walter Wrlobieshi
ty-second. Franciszek Bielak,, 2..ss
Thirty third. Antonl Macieceski, g,
Thirty second; Piotr Bukowica' i2oi
Dubois; WIadyslaw Llnollnski; lIo'
worth: Raymond Payton. 1919 Fish
er: William n. Winter. 81 spring
wells. Howard r. osman. i79 Artii-
lcry. julius Samer. Harper hospltal
mis- Murray. 2o5s W. Fort. Frank
Buckner. $50 Scotten; ANTHONY Dietz
SIP r. Fort Fred Luerbeck. 931 Pennn ,
sylvania. Charles \. Begemann. %
wsy; rsI1 richmond sieEre. SIS LII
bridge: Alfred ]. Roohrig. 102i3 Hel-
en-. Arthur y. Mead. 5Js Tillman
Elmer Z APplsg"te' bndge sst SrfehT9Iu f. IsVi"a
Mckay, 1I74 Kercheval. \. J.. smitn.
77s Trumbull: stanislaw Stanczak s3s
Trombley; Thomas Grzeko 90
MiIwsukes S,tis H. S,,niyn Wadyn'aMW, M,n9re ssa
Rohns. Joseph Barry 1O7o Cadillac;
John Il, Jackson. SIS Beaubien. Mike
Car. 1876 Palmer.
Iohn Ribuczak. 1223 Dubois Leo
Weater. 6s smith; payit Wintemut.
f62 Mullett. FrlFor Dul. ." Iedlha
Niezgada. aS3 Thirty. NTH. Josef Po-
iovino. 20 Goldner Alexander slsdaz-
lslska, iig InRersoll Frank Petrucci,
70 81 Joseph Philip Rergerm, 2Io
Brady; Louis Gehrum. e2o Field; Ig-
Kern. 90 Josephine: Robert Y. TAYLOR
IS Poplar; william Jones 90 sdiSnY hSi,
Fre5erick Litner, 3i Ciark-ct: l.. W
Goodeii. iss Harrison: John Brynskl
sol Twenty-fourth, Anthony Zarem-
ba, 753 Mitchell: Joseph Denrchutter
isi Plum: Darrell y. Miller. f22 Ash
Donald " Brand. 20 Myrtle Edward
J Marcott. 57s Giadwin. Michel Rody
81 Sargent. Ntbert r. Pobursky. Ss'
Lawton; Walter perasz. i22 Pollard
Alexander Derhikiewicz. 1919 McDou-
gall: John Soltiesek. 10 Florian
christopher G., Rock 25i W Alsxan-
Toney Belaw. III Leland. Charlie,
sutliff. ss3 Eighteenth. Frank Martin
seI Ninetesnth: Joseph oMeara
$50 Morreli. Harry a. Wsrts -
warren ~ M ~. n ~. =. - u
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17
PRESIDENT WILSON
GETS LICENSE

WASHINGTON. Dec. l6--Bearing
the big red seal OF the District Of
Columbia. marriage license No. ~ rs
was issued at 2;30 O'Clock this after
noon. authorizing the Rev. Or. Her
bert Scott Smith, rector OF st. Mar
garet's Episcopal church. to unite in
marriage Woodrow Wilson and
Edith Boiling Gait.
The license vas obtained by Ir.
win II. Hoover. chief usher at the
White House. lie paid 81 fee.
The license states that the groom
is 80. has been married once before.
and his frst wife is deceased; that
the bride is 43, and a widow.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17
WORKS WOULD EMPLOY
GREAT AMERICAN ARMY
IN |NCONSTRUCTIVE LABOR

them gain the conquering spirit by
c0nquering the great forces in na.
lure Give them some military drill
"Such an army would open mp
vast tracts and help TO empty the
slums of our cities. 1; would be
better force 10 defend US than $50.
900 paid idlers."
Works said S5o00O .0Jo a year
could be- spent by the government
sc adyantageously or this army that
really 1T would cost uoth.ng He
would pay the men with tracts from
the public lands which they i'm
proved.
because the greater part OF the
reclamation work cf the country
naturally falls in the western states,
and because tie greatest danger OF
invasion is from the Japanese, who
have more veteran soldiers on The
Pacific coast than there is in our
standing army this force would do
most OF It's wor'; N the west. But
where work is needed In the east,
the army should DE employed there.
I have Ic sectional plans
The senators address contained
an attack on the Vera Cruz eApedi.
ion 0t last year as nasty and unwar.
ranted and denunciatIon OF the
"thraldom" OF The American soldier
lie told OF a case shere a private
was trieH ani disciplined FOR enter.
ing and remaining IL a saloon where
an officer was Such a spirit ne
said, Vas an error, and a more dan
gerous enemy than any foreign in
vader now in sight.
Senator Works introduced a bill
calling for an army OF 100000 men
u be recruited voluntarily and used
10 or II months OF the year under
the direction Of the interior secre-
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17

xUIN,ANCE 60 amend section 81
EG11ecle 3. C6apfer GI of the Com
~ ORsftnanccs Of the City of De-
q Compilations ~ 1912. entitled
~ 0rdimnncc defining the duties
- possers Of the Department of
1o1ng~ rnd Establishing a Build
3 Ge~~ for the City vr Detroit
rs HTRtsy ORDAINED BY
PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF
&jSn 1. That Section 81 OF Ar
seven of an Ordinance entitled
Qfdirance defining the Duties
<<BoWcrs OF the Department. of
tUgs and Estariishtng Build
nda for the City OF Detroit" he
5&lye same Is hereby amended SO
fNAd as follows:
81 CLASS BUILDINGS.
EEsIass shall cover all hulldinss
~ no movable scenery and used
krGemhly Halls for a concourse OF
~. whether for purpose of Wor-
fnstruction or entertainment.
|6hall include Armories. Libraries.
|Ru1x. Railroad Depots. Churches,
&6n Houses. schools. Paviiions.
&6 RuIldlngs. or Assembly Halls,
|>1<a1l also Include all Motion Pic
|4Theaters not employing Movr BILE
1fv Provided. however. That
any such building or part OF
nw EhRil, be- used for the ex-
l6A ~ Motion Pictures. II shall
f&2n6d 500 saattng eapaeity--shal i
1 fvpe I cor orsfruction--and shall
&11f IN all respects with the are
12tion required for minor thea
- set forth In Sections 4. 6. 3, 9
Ek Article xxx OF said Building
Z. This ordinance shall take
<<<1tate effect.
H0roved Dec. IA fal5J
81 4 SHERMAN LfTTLrFfEI.n,
&&4, Acting Mayor.
({;iIARD LINDSAY.
City Clerk.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17
MICHIGAN
POSTMASTERS
NOMINATED

WASHINGTON, Dec. l6.-Presi-
dent Wilson today named the follow
ing Michigan postmasters. Esca-
naba, John O'Meara; Arcadia, Carl
Bickcrt; Almolt, Roy j. Hallock;
Capac, Stephen b. Coddington; Car
sonville. Frank d. McCaren: Decker
vile, David Il. Brown East Jordan.
Charles II. Hudkins; Edmore. A. +.
Skerritt: Hespsria, Archie ID. Hime-
baugh; Marle;te. Charles Hunter;
Montrose, Coleman p. Rhodes; Niles.
+. w. Richter: Tecumseh Edison {.
Brown: Thonlpsonyille Charles
Bennett; White Cloud. Fred Gibbs.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17
MUMMER'S MARCH
WINS TO FAME

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1.-THE
mummers' parade in Philadelphia
every New Years Day has attracted
so much favorable attention from
points outside this city that the
pennsylvania railroad is displaying
posters advertising the event In all
stations between Norfolk. Quebec,
Pittsburgh and Buffalo In order to
facilitate the visits OF those who In.
tend 20 come To- this city on that
day. the railroad has announced that
speclal excursion trains will be run
from points within 80 miles OF Phil
adelphia. Fare will be reduced
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17
NEW EVIDENCE OF
ALLEGED PLOTS
In DETROIT

GARY. Ind. Dec. l6--Gary police
last night turned over TO the fed
eral grand fury letter which they
believed connected Gary suspects
With nationwide pro-German
bomb plot
\ letter written by all employe
Of the Aetna Chemical Co. in which
he mentioned he WAS In receive
$4,000 for blowing up the plant
was among the evidence. IL was
said.
This letter. the police said. evi
IDENTIFY connected the local suspects
With a lead Office in Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17
Wilson Petitions Filed.

LANSING, Mich. Dee. lb.--When
the prrsidentiTf- primary is held IL,
this state AT tho time OF the spring
election next year. the name OF
Woodrow Wilson will be among the
list OF Democratic candidates. Peti.
tions 10 insure President Wilson $
name being placed on the ballot
have been filed with the secretary OF
state II was announced today. The
petitions came from Detroit
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17

1nnsre e amend an ordinance
- ~Au osdinaece 10 amend
or1fnasee ensttied An crdt-
&of - auead section IA of
>o|6tg le1 ef the Complied Ordt-
- 90 the city of Detroit for
1oos 1919, ~ apa~nded.'.
<.3G HEREBY ORDAINED BY
{PeOE1-E OF THE CITY OF
- 4. That an ordinance enti-
WX6 ordinance 10 amend an ordi-
e0tttIed AN ordinance TO amend
|one4-A OF Chapter ISL OF the
"a Ordlnauces OF the city or
Cor tge year 1917. as amend, amend,
led to read as follows;
La No saloon whore spirit
y iutoxicating or malt liquors
D01d Ms beverage shall hereat-
81 established and maintained
Ia the territory within tho CITY
43etroit described as follows:
chat portion of the city bound
an the north by the north-
city limits on the east by
Eoent~r line of Beaubien street.
y and on the west by the center
[Of Woodward ayenue. Provided.
&v6Y. the PROVISIONS OF this ordi-
-. shall not apply 10 the follow
'1eseribed piece and parcel OF
I Tho east s.25 feet of lot .. aud
[if feet of lot 10. Governor and
reS plan situated on the north
, OF Jefferson avenue. between
= and Randolph streets. and
nm as No 2l7 Jefferson avenue
: and further provided. the pro-
Ms OF this ordinance shall not
y 10 the following described piece
parcel of land: So much of lot
|}ork g. Governor and Judges plan
y occupied by 136 Bates street.
ptfng. and further providing the
5eicns ~ this ordinance shall not
"a to the following piece or par
M lard. Lot ~ block >, plat %
ro-silb. ~ lots 3. 6. 4. 10. II and
lock q, Brush farm, bet ween Gra-
Rventic. and Maeomb street west
1ftzBh street. said premises being
2A ~ 3l-ss Macopb street ES-
M. how, yer. the following de-
~ parcel OF land: Lot I. Cover
and Judges plan. sub. 81 lots
III xaid PREMISES being known as
East JederScn avenue.
n . This ordinance shall lake
Mate effect.
'nroved Dec IA. 1915
3 GHERM.AN LITTIEFIFLp,
Acting Mayor.
|r1. RIcHARD LlNpSAY.
City Clerk.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17
HlCE---ALLEY PAVING
ASSESSMENT


E. 3. Smith, Stella a. Mead. Wal
X 46YIor. elizabeth Mckenzie. J.
6rTIs, James Irouslle. Grace r.
~ =. b. Downey. Charles T.. Ba-
Militant 5. Thomas, 4. Arm
~ Ruellle Estate, William
MIKE, H. Al. White. Henry VI.
William Barry, Frank ). shad-
Nichols, Wayne County Savings
Mary Herber. Mrs. j. Daner.
Locklein, Otto y. Brown. A. r.
ton, Louis c. Merritt. Paul a.
Charles NJ Ciohecy. Kirby.
~ Fslske Co, CelIna Bingen. Ed
"a W. Hines. G. ". Burton. c. w.
Qer, and TO all othel persons own
m any OF the lots ano parcels OF
II e&tate in the, local assessment
&rift established by the Common
0ncu TO defrsy the expenses Of
<aiDe and paving the alleS within
t-lspkuaaric2A herein set forth.
Ehc assessment roll has been com
Ned for defraying the expense OF
Dtnx the alley No. 500, oelng 'hc
"a alley in block between Scaulitt-
Avenue. Hamilton Boulevard, Nir
~ park and Euclid avenue. and IS
kxcpen To inspection az this office
will remain in this ofnce for fivs
- from the tlrs. publication OF hi;
5cg Tor the inspection OF all con
6Rli. All lots or parcels of Ian,
*ftjng. on or adjoining the alley 81
eybed have been assessed for suci
Movement.
Ne Boprd of Assessors will NEE
k;Tuerdsy. the 2lst day OF Decem
b 1915, at = o'clock a. m. at thei
ce In the City Hall. and will re
~ In session Tor a period OF ri.
~ 20 hear any person or person
1eE to object to any assessmen
<21QARr OF ASSESSORS.
0CSrAyE J. ALBRIGHT,
PRESIDENT.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17
LIEUT.. POWERS
TO RETIRE JAN. /

An application for retirement 70
take effect Jan. /. has been filed
with Commissioner cf Police Giles
pic BY Lieut.. Tom Powers. who has
been connected with the depart
ment for 90 years. He was swoi n
in as a patrolu.an Dec. u, 1856. He
was promoted 10 the rank OF
sergeant in 1928. and later was ad-
vanced to lieutenant under Capt.
Bert Girardin In 1891. During the
last year Lieut.. Powers has been
IN charge OF VinewOod station
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17
NOTICE. PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1914.

To Parker Estate Co, H. r. Bald
win.. VI. NJ. Fisher. l. Friend, peter
kenkel The Majestic Co.. william A
Butler, Home Savings Bank. jacob
Bellar. T. ID. stair. and TO all other
persons owning, occupying, or other.
wise interested In any OF the lots and
parcels OF real estate ih the local as
sessment district established by the
Common Council TO defray the eN-
penses OF grading and paving the al
ley within the boundaries herein set
forth.
The assessment roll has been com
pleted for defraying tho expense OF
paving tho alley No, 555. being the
alley In block bounded by Griswold
street Woodward avenue, Michigan
avenue and state street. and IL now
open 10 inspection at this office, and
will remain IN this office for nNe
days from the first publication of
this notice for the inspection Of all
concerned. All lots or parcels or
land abutting on, or adjoining the
alley so described. have been as
sessed for such Improvement.
The Board Of Assessors win meet
on Tuesday the 21st day OF Decem-
ber. 1915. at o'clock a. m. at their
office in the City Hall. and VIII re-
main in session for a period OF siN
hours TO hear any person or persons
desiring to object TO any assessment
= BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY GCSTAVE J. ALBREcH
B-ts4 Presldent
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17
cI,,''t's' s,t,s':''.. | c;1' %s,i !

CAST with order. II charged, &c
irne.
No transient advertising i1serted
for less than l5c with cash: lsc II
charged. pei insertion.
The above Tatah Apply 20 all clhssi.
fcatious eN 'ept Rirths, CARDS OF
Thanks, Obit laries Meeting Notices
and all a6e preceding Male Nelp.
and Meeting Notices Minimum
charge, soc for % words or less. over
% words ons. third cents tor
each extra word.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17

warn CHINA

TOXIC. Dec. l6-ln an informal
note addressed to Pekin today. the
japanese government warns Em.
peror Yuan Shi kai that Japan will
watch "yigilantly" affairs following
the change from a republic to II
monarchy In china.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17
Gas victim's Death Accidental

Harry Moore. No. 50 Selden-ave.,
whose mother. Mrs. Mary Moore.
VAS found dead in her home We'd
ncsday. 2 victim OF gas, says there
is not the slightest doubt that death
WIS accidental Mrs. Moore had
been wing on a couch In room
heated by gas heater, which ap.
parently vas defective, and was
overcome Whsn the fame flickered
out
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17
NIOrtuary

DOM Suddenly Dee. -. Annie,
Eged % years. wife OF Frank 10
mine and dear mother Of James
Mitchell. Mrs. Ida EdEclOw, Flor
ance T.. and Charles Domino. Fu-
neral Saturday at p. M. from r"sl.
dence. 4qS l.. Congress. lntermeht
at Woodmcre.
Is. 1915, at her lat"
residence. l0lt Field-avor Nellie.
widow OF the late Edward Jacpue.
mother Of William, Julius, Louis
Arthur. Oswald. Edward and Ger
trude Jacque, Mrs. Maude TanneT.
Mrs Della Souliiere. Mrs olive
OIIerrou Nrs Viola W~stlHke ana
Mrs HiIdcgard Westlakc. Notice
ot funeral later. Canadian papers
copy.
KING-pcc. -. a. Harper hospital
west branch belray. charlie g;
aged 81 wears. Funeral FRIDAY, :
p m. from V. Gcist 4 Sons chapel
2EG Haudulph-st.
LONETr Dec -. 1915. John Lovett.
dear brother ~ Nrs. Thomas Hunt.
Of Toledo @ Funeral from rest
dence OF his cousin. Thomas Dairy,
81 Harrtson-aye.. saturday a. m.
Timc later. Burial at Amherst
burg. ont
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17
Mrs. Aumbert Dies

Mrs. Amelia Humbert, mother OF
George Humbert. naturalization
clerk in the Wayne county clerks
once. died Of pneumonia Thursday
morning. on the farm on which she
and her husband. Jacob Humbert
have resided. in Redford township
since their marriage In 1854 Mrs
Humbert was II years old The
husband. two sons and two daugh
ters survive.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17

tary. and the remainder Of the year
under tie war department, They
wordd be given "a reasonable pay
and lease hold on nvc acres Of
public and. with water rights. For
this purpose S5ooJ00G0 year
would be appropriated.
Flying with strong wind. the
carrier pigeon covers 1900 yards a
minute
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17

The Mississippi river carries more
than 100000 tons OF material TO
the Gulf Of Mexico every day.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17

RoARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit, Dec. 10. 1915.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17
N0TICE--AllEY PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1912.

To Virginia =. Kanouse, r. d. Ho-
vey. Harry j. Fox, Helen Newberry.
~ l. Patterson. l.. r. Grosslig ht Mar
vim l.. stanton. r. O. valpey, Henry
Bergman. Claude q. Burgess, Horace
". Rackhsm. Franz G. Kuhn, Detroit
Real Estate e. Investment Co, and
TO all other persons owning. occupy
Ing or otherwise interested In any
OF the lots and parcels os real es-
tate In tho local assessment district
established by the Common Council
10 defray the expenses ~ grading
and paving the alley within the
boundaries herein set forth
The assessment roll has been com.
pleted for defrayinR the expense Of
paving the alley No. j13. being the
1T" alley Iva block between Second.
Woodward. Edison and Longfellow
avenues, and is now open TO inspec-
ton at this office, and will remain In
this office for hve days from the first
publication Of this notice. for the In
epectton OF all concerned All lots or
parcels OF land abutting on or adj
joining the alley so described have
been aesessed for such improvements
The Board OF Assessors will meet
on Tuesday, the fiat day OF Decenn-
bcr. 1915. ~ . o'clock a m, az their
office In the City Hall. and will re-
main In session for q period OF six
hours 10 hear any person or persons
desirlnE 70 object to any sssessmsas
|s SoHsp oE 4ssEssons..,,..
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17
LeaYinp his home al so i16 Mon

Leaving his home AZ No. ii6 Mead.
ave Hamtramck. 10 DAYS ago.
Frank Schultz. ~ years old. mysteri.
"uSiy disappeared, and the police
have been asked 10 nnd him. The
hoy's mother says there In no reason.
az Tar ~ she knows. why he should
leave hir homo.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17

Mo or ASSESSORS OFFICE.
H. Detroit. Dec. Is. 1915.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17

BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. Dec. IS. 1915.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17

IT HE LATEST photograph of Pope Benedict XIV is shown
L here. 1t taken in his study at the vatican The
pope is keeping UP his titanic efforts to bring peoce
20 War-swept Europe.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17

Prfstiss--she pssis sess kssA--shss
is rfgss--rf~es Sss Qest~-ress ssse.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17

DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
Detroit. Dec. Is. 1915.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-17

4Qp or AssEssoRs OFFICE
n Detroit, Dec. Is. 1915.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-02-18
make BIG SALE OF
OIL and ASLEASES
Randall Oil Company Oh.
tains Right To 1000 Acres
OF Oil Lands.

The sale OF leases covering a tract
Of nearly 1000 acres OF oil and gas
lands in the Paw Paw district, OF Ma.
rlon county, to the Randall Gas Com.
pany, OF Morgantown. as shown by
papers placed on file yesterday for
record in the county court, may mean
q boom In drilling for oil aud gas in
the county.
The leases were purchased for
$1,000 from two Pittsburgh companies,
the Monongahela Natural Gas Com.
pany and the Philadelphia Oil Com
pany. j. F. Gufley, a prominent oil
and gas man. is at the head Of both
these companies. The fact that m
outside owner has sold the leases 10
a local concern leads to the belief that
steps will be taken at an early date to
develop the properties.
Many Of the farms were leased re.
Gently. a few within the last two or
three months. Some of the leases.
however, date back as far us 1905.
All the leases themselves as we'll as
the papers recording the transfer were
fled for record yesterday. The own.
ers Of the farms and the acreage OF
each Is as follows: