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The Detroit times., 1915-02-01
RUSSELL SCHOOL

Editorial StsH--Chief. Abraham Bueh-
steint associates, Daniel Budnitsky.
Eve Marcus, Catherine Deltfn, samuel
Eder. Bennie Aronon. Frank Lauldi.
Morris weiner, jacob Kats. Harry
krantx.
The following pupils were gradual
ed from the Russell into the George
Junior high school: Jacob Berent. Sol
Buckner, Mary Donvito. Abraham
suhinsky, Regina Ettinger. Aaron
Gurewitz. Ella Hanley, Gertie Ham
burger. Wm. Holskin, Hesel Kollen-
berg, Max Lerner. San Lerner, Mary
PostIes, Jake Robinowitz. Ida Rubin.
Jennie Siegel, Eva Siegel. Louis sigis.
mund, Ida Wasserman, Nathan Vein.
garten, Sam Wexler. Max Winkovsky
and Nathan Weiner.
Four pupils were neither tardy nor
absent and 80 were not tardy this
term I'm room A.
Miss Guysi, supervisor of drawing
and painting. visited room A. She
thought our bookcovers very good and
showed us the color scale.
Abraham Buchstein had finished the
"a lessons OF Courts test.
Mrs. Anna Elder and Philip Splater
returned from business trip In New
York city.
Room + has cluD called The
Court of Honor" which stands for
self-control, courtesy. trust ana obedi-
ence. The king and the queen are the
heads OF the club. The king Is Bonnie
Ncvitz and the queen Minnie Rauff.
who have n meeting once month.
THE Court OF Honor" edits maya.
zine which cones out every month.
Thc stan consists of four editors. ed
itor-In-chief and assistant, joke editor
and art editor The rest OF the pupils
IN the room are pages. All study the
story of king Arthur After know
ing II well enough they viii play II,
Maurice cooney, is years old. Of
The Detroit times., 1915-02-01
GEORGE JUNIOR HIGH
SCHOOL

Editorial stsn--Chief. Reuben Apteksrt
associates. Zelda schlussel, David
Levine. Abe Messenger. sporsinE ed'-
tor.
The following As pupils graduated
Friday and will attend the high
schools noted George Junior--heu-
ben Aptekar. Rose Abramsohn, Thel-
ma Allen, Earl Benson, Rose Bah
cock. Lillian Baird, Amelia Barber,
Nettie Cantor, Charles Finn, Ruth
Fieisher, Clara Goldberg, Bessie
Girardin, Max Glasier. Erwin Krejcik,
Minnie Last. Sadie Murray, Nettie
Ostrowsky, Samuel Perliss. Eleanor
sutherland, Isaac Schiffman, Joseph
Spexla. Alice Smielsky and Robert
Steen. Central--Dora Burdick, Bert
Elder. Sylvia Goodman. Sam Gordon.
Beniamin Gerber, John Lurie. Joseph
Mellinoff, Morton Roskin, and Joseph
Seeal. Cass-Sadie Burdick, Yetta
I,ershtman, Sara Goldberg, Rachael
Kuntzky. Bertha Parvin. Samuel
schwartz. and Rose Schwartz. Bust
ness institute--John Kielas, Ethel OPP
penheim, Bessie Schomberger and
Florence Segan.
The following two pupils will leave
school altogether Laura Weed and
Emelia Meyer.
All the pupils had to go to their
regular recitation rooms In order to
obtain their credit slips. when the
yonss struck at regular intervals.
After receiving all their credits the
AZ classes assembled In the A room
wbere they were presented with their
diplomas. The names were lettered
In nice big German text by e. L. Mote
All OF the AS pupils were sorry
10 leave Miss Levens, our history
teacher. because OF her very interest
ing way OF teaching. However. we
are partly repaid by being 9.Bs In
stead OF s-As.
Wiss X. Hutchings. when asked
whether she would like to teach Eng
,Ish next term, replied: mo. sir!
Give me my ninth grade algebra and
ga arithmetic and VIII be salts
fed"
samuel Perliss, by his carelessness
In handling his chisel while doing
some faceplate turning. was hit In
the head and knocked down by a
large chin OF wood he had split. He
was taken home by Albert Gottlieb.
hut was back In school Friday with
HIS head swathed In bandage.
There were 400 seats In the school
last term. and every one was filled.
This year there, were many appli-
cants and we expect 10 be filled by
Tuesday.
The BIT classes OF the Russell and
The Trowbridge schools will be trans.
rerredSfo our school. Many GARFIELD
pupils viii also enroll here.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-01
GILLIES SCHOOL
Editorial STATE Chief. Harold Iight-
bodyt associates. Dorothy Yates, Will
lis Jackson. Evona Cooley. Earl
Banks, Alfred Maskili. Sporting

Editorial staHi Chief. Harold Iight-
body, s.soeiate.. Dorothy Yates. WI.
Banks, Alfred Maskili. Sporting
Editor.
On Wednesday at o'clock the grad
uating banquet was held at the school
In honor OF the class.
The boys and girls did full justice to
a dandy dinner prepared by the do
nestle science teacher. Miss Hen
bricks, and served by the BIS girls,
after which, at the request Of Miss
Dealy the A room teacher, Edgar
Reitz gave a violin solo. accompanied
by Nettie Reitz; Harold Lightbody
recited the poem, "The House by the
Side of the Road" and LA Black gave
a piano selection.
Mrs. Young, our guest of honor, and
q former teacher OF the A room, gave
"reminiscences Of her life In the Oil
lies.
Miss Fairbairn, our principal, then
gave an interesting speech and pre-
sented our certificates OF graduation.
We then sent up cheer for the Soc
Ger captain, Alfred Maskell.
That same afternoon Erving Moss
covitz invited certain members OF the
class as his guests at his graduation
party. There were about 20 OF his
relatives present. Here. too, we had
a fine spread. followed by9games. and
when the day was finished we felt that
never before was day SO full OF com
plete happiness and Joy.
About two blocks from the Gillies
school on Fort-st. will be built the
west side, postoffice, which will be a
building next I'm equipment to the
central postoffice Itself. A large mum.
Der OF men are at work excavating
and laying the foundation. They hope
TO have the building all In running or.
der inside OF a year.
The AS class had the physical
triple test last week, examined by
Miss Barlow. Out OF 20 In the class,
22 passed.
The January meeting of the Mems
club of Emmanuel Presbyterian
church was held Thursday evening
Jan. ri. Mr.. Conner. OF the Detroit
Chemical works, spoke at this meet,
ing on "The commercial value and
uses Of acids A large number were
In attendance.
Several OF the Gillies boys belong
TO the Condor Literary club, which
meets at the Bowen branch library
every Monday evening. Last week
they debated the subject. Resolved
That women should have the right "a
vote" After the young debaters had
told all they could on the question
the Judges decided IN favor OF the a.
srmative. Miss woolfenden. Miss
The Detroit times., 1915-02-01
"SPECIAL"
FORESHADOWINGS
OF THE CLASS OF rs,
~ ROSEMARY sRuEcnAMANN,
0oIdberq School.

~ ROSEMARY eRuECGAMANN, =,
GOLDBERG School. y
Stuart Adams, an engineer, viii be II
Excelling In care and ability 4!
Lucille's aspirations are very great: 4
The fullflment Of them win leave
to Fate.
Hugh Berner away from Detroit viii
To deal In furs. In the land of snow.
Andrew Carnegie. trus. to his name, 8
Will never rest TIL on top Of the |
Robert Chapman. our .littlest" boy. !
Will wrest from the world his share (
OF Joy. a
Helen Clark, with nngers nimbls, ID
Will build a fortune with needle and
thimble.
For Lorenzo Conley, o southern GIRL, a
The sails OF fortune will always nm
furl.
We viii give John coggan few
years more
To swear allegiance to our shore.
Marian Evans win run delicatssssn.
For she's an expert In making cakes
and CONNECTIONS.
Vivian Ericsson. OF golden hair. Y
Will become the wife OF . millionaire.
Marjorie GrifYiths, tender nurse. r.
Aiding the sick. how ever slender 2
their purse. -
Madeline Gray. the youngest one
VIII enjoy a distinguished ana varied !
; career.
Carl Lenz. the classic young sage,
Will live In plenty TO ripe old age.
Malcolm Leslie will make good cop.
For In nghting and wrestling hs's
always on top.
Mildred Matthews, merry young
maid,
Will be a great star on the comedy .
stage.
Jack Mackay. a fun-loving boy.
Will make q fine sailor--ship ahoyi 4.
Walter Lapham. his partner In Jokes.
VIII be the chief purser on the very
small boat
Jennie MacDougall. little Scotch
maid.
Will be q stenogrspher, very well
paid.
Cecil MINES. we predict. some day,
Will become the president OF the y.
s. A.
Henry Pradens. we all do agree,
VIII be an artist OF high degree.
Beatrice Polasky, OF fine voice pos
SCISSOR,
Is sure to be schumann Heink's first
successor. X
Grace Randall has also q musical
turn.
Thus hundreds of dollars she'll cas-
fly earn.
Theodore Ryan will follow his sire.
And into the ministry early retire.
Bernice Stoddard. as the prophet for :
sees her.
VIII live the life OF lady OF Tells
ure."
Ferdinand schimmex. a consumer OF
knowledge.
Will become a professor in great
college.
And because she believes women the
vote should get,
We'll make the author sunragette.
But ERE the truth of this prophecy Is
seen.
Some years OF study must intervene.
So. dear old Goldberg, Wen say good
bye.
And turn our steps toward the North
western high.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-01
WILLIAMS SCHOOL

Editorial stan--Chtef. william, Hayes
associates. Lloyd De Block, Arthur
Climax, Elmer GlinskI, Kenneth
Schnai. Elsie Custance.
Williams school soccer team met
and defeated the "unbeaten eleven"
of Gillies school I'm q hard-fought bat
tie by score of to 0. This game
was necessary TO settle tie game
played shortly before, when a score
OF one each resulted.
BY winning this game from Glllies,
our team now has only to beat the
Jones school TO be city champions. and
these two teams Will lock horns Sat-
urday afternoon to decide the matter.
Two stan editors have resigned.
making Il necessary 10 select two
new ones. The ones to resign are
Arthur Schnke and Arthur FreIburg.
succeeded by Arthur and Elmer Gin
ski.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-01
CRAFT SCHOOL

Editorial stan--Chicft Marvin weich.
Associatest Isabelle Milne, walter
Mfifors westwoOd, Mergnret
stella.
sY MILFORD wesrwoop, ROOM q
Conrad Stein has been absent all
this week on account OF sickness.
Clarence Borneman has made a dou-
BILE promotion. lie has got one. or
excellent. In all his studies.
Isabel Wrobbel was given, a sur.
prise party on the evening OF Jan. %.
We are sure that every one present
spent pleasant evening.
Earl Kennie and Earl Clouse. OF the
primary grades. we're both given a
party. The first. Earl's party. was
on Jan. %, for his birthday and the
second Earrs was a surprise party
on Jan. &c.
Walter Smith has the most lone
hundreds" in arithmetic.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-01
THE GOLDEN RULE.
GUIDES HIS EFFORTS
sy cussIE LEFT.
washington School.

We have in our room John Dooley.
SON of James Dooley. head OF the
Normal and Industrial college. Of Ala
hama. and an able second Booker ~
washington. John II likely 70 follow
IN the Footsteps Of his father. - Ne
h A good student. has q beout1ul
voice and has learned that the meet
important thing IN lie Il 70 live ~
arolden rule"
The Detroit times., 1915-02-01
THOMAS SCHOOL
Editorial stan--Chief. Lawrence Omans
associates, Eieanor Bertram, David
Towail, Mabel Barth. Merrell Osgood,
Harold WILLARD

Editorial stan--Chief. Lawrence Omant
associates, Eleanor Bertram, David
Towail, Mabel Barth. Merrell Osgood,
Harold WILLARD
The AS graduating class entertain
ed their teachers. Miss Hemenway.
Miss Johnson and Mr.. Fox Miss Van
Dyk was unable to Gomez. at recep-
tion at the Elliott-Taylor-Wo olfenden
banquet hall Wednesday, from to
7:15 D. m. The table was artistically
decorated with American Beauty
roses. which were the class flowers.
The diplomas made up the center.
piece. The girls were daintily dressed
In light-colored frocks.
After a delicious supper had been
served, the pupils greatly enjoyed a
speech by L. ]. Fox, the principal, In
which he wished them success In all
their undertakings in the future. He
was thanked by the class for his ex-
pressions OF good will.
The following received diplomas:
Eleanor Bertram, Russell Cation, Ern.
est Cecil. Rhea Cobb, Agnes Durzek,
Minnie Gabriel, Viola Hitler, Anthony
Kozel, Richard Krause, Carl Lorenzen,
Reuben Plaffkin, Herbert Reifert.
Ivan Rockwell, Trina Schumcr, Laura
Smith, James Smith, William Sattler.
Gladys Tucker, Sadie Schlotta and
Viola Zeigler, 20 in all.
The new BIS class consists OF 35 pu-
pills, and the AS of IS. Grace Johnson
who just passed into the AS, is leav.
Ing the school.
Audrey Jenkins. OF Room e, enter
tanned Miss Blick. teacher Of room II,
and ten Of her girl friends at taffy-
pull. held at her home, 13 Helen-ave..
Wednesday afternoon.
Eleanor Bertram, who graduated,
has resigned her position on the
Thomas editorial staff. Her successor
has not been chosen.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-01

A significant indication OF the
growth OF the public betterment move
ment I'm the south Is furnished by
the news item that the people OF a
thousand North Carolina communities
got together Dec. .. to improve and
beautify their roads and church and
school buildings and grounds"
The Detroit times., 1915-02-01
MCMILLAN HIGH SCHOOL
EDITED NY BERTHoLD RosCHY
AND FIyIus RIvKIN.

Tue Bryan Luerary Society Will
hold its first meeting Of the new term
on Feb. 3.
This day will be set aside az an
election day. The society will also
select motto and colors. and topics
will be given out to be memorized
and recited in honor OF Lincoln's
birthday.
The society plans for debate with
some high school, undoubtedly River
Ronge, to be held Feb. rs, with an en-.
tertainment.
The club Will also represent Nc
MILAN high In the defamation con-
test. TO be held In Lansing. March
next.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-01

No. 290 Gratiot-ave,, dislocated his ell
bow joint while playing on the roof
OF the open air school. He was taken
TO the nurses ONCE and treated by
DR.. Hackett and school nurse, Miss
Wilson
The Detroit times., 1915-02-01

The elimination games resulted as
follows: Gillies 4, Tappin 3; VIII.
liams 3, Ives o; Parke 3, Logan o;
Jones /, Jefferson O.. Semi-hnals:
Williams /. Gillies o: Jones 3, Park o.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-01
SUGGESTIONS.

The graduation number Of THE
Eastern" Is very beautiful and de-
cided credit to its editorial and bust.
ness stan. Those fortunate enough to
secure copy will prize Il higily.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-01

A very good picture OF the Esta-
brook soccer team appeared In Satur-
days paper. and although not cham
pions OF their league. the boys have
the right stamina to make good"
later.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-01

"The Weekly Castle" devotes the
issue OF Jan. 20 to a graduating mum.
Der. which Is full Of splendidly writ
ten articles by the students on
variety OF subjects. Mechanically the
appearance Is fine.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-01

We. had the pleasure of attending
the graduating exercises at Bishop
school Thursday afternoon, Jan. 2S.
and enjoyed thoroughly the most In
teresting program arranged for the
occasion. The Bishop editors. usual
ly wideawake to all opportunities.
were expected to handle the story OF
the exercises and send In full re-
port. and for that reason we refrained
from writing anything. but in the
stress Of preparing for the parts they
took In the program they probably
found no time to do SO.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-01

Three students OF the Washington
graduating class. Bessie Miller,
Douglas. Threlkeld and Philip VIII
liams. have been neither absent nor
tardy during the entire semester.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-01

Continuing the Joy they afforded
at Christmas time, some Of the chill
dren at Clippert school are using
Christmas trees to coast down the
hills.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-01

A student at Mcmillan defined
Ethiopian" as IAN eater OF opium"
And then "his pipe went out"
The Detroit times., 1915-02-01

We learn with deep regret that Van
Dyke school IL to have no editorial
stan the coming semester.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-01

The Tinss i the CHI Dofr !
newBpaper that 6ooo ~ cI
nit the use IL it, coIon1
promote the salp q w y
beer and eitaystfee e 49,
ehiIdren.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-01

Editorial staH-Chtefs May MOniei
Arst assistant. Donald McClellandt
associates. Florence Sanders. Edith
BaeekeF. Albert Jones. Fred bradley,
Elwo0d Williams.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-03
BOOK A-EAsT

- On the south eidc OF EliEabsth
street. ia front OF or adjoining
such lot Q. per,s Q, lots nun,
John X street and withsrsli
street. Plat OF williams Park
Lots 1. :. = and 4, as made and
adopted By the Commissyoners
for the partition % the Estate
OF John u Williams Referred
10 In their partition In their
report duly nled City OF Oct.
~ on the north side OF Glnett
street in front Of or adjoining
such lot or part or lot mum
bered IS between Knox street
and Greeley street Russell
and BigelOw's sub OF part Of
the y a Of a Sec. 80. 10000
Acre Tract
~ ON me south side Of Holbrook
avenue. In front % or adjoining
such lots OF parts OF lots num-
ley street and Knox street.
Reuters Sub. OF part the r. y
OF 4 Sec ~. 10000 Acre Tract
% on the south side OF HoibrOOk
avenue. In front 81 or adjoining
such lots or parts 90 lots NUM-
bered 5. g. between or.
street and Knox street Rns-
NFlt HTU 1lHflhN SUI. OF IAlt
OF the r. y OF y Sec. ~. 10000
Acre Tract
81 on the west side Of Knox
street, In front % or adjoining
= such lots or parts OF lots num-
bered ~. is rs. between Oil
lett street and Anna avenue.
Russell AMI Bigeiow's Sub. Of
part % the r. a OF u Sec. -,
10000 Acre Tract
81 On the south side OF Leices-
ter CT. In front Of or adloining
such lot or part Of lot number
ed IS between John " street
and Brush street. Thomas and
Wagner's sub Of the My 80
a. OF [. Sec ~ and the S'ly
ISIS n OF Y Sec 81 and OF the
Sly IS r. OF lots rs 90 % inclu-
sive and OF the E.s ~ OF Lot
Is OF Motifs Sub. of part OF the
3. 40 acres Of Y Sec, ~ all OF
the sub Of the 10. 900 acre tract.
y ON the north side OF Larned
street. In front 81 or adtoinipg
such lot or part OF lot num-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-03
BOOK C-wEST

u) on the north side % addison
avenue. In front ~ or adjoining
suen tots or parts % lots NUN ,
bercd 4. s. g between Hall
street ard NcKinstry avenue.
Joseph Halle sub. % part OF
Out Lot o. r g 20
CD on the north side 81 Addison
avenue IN front Of or adjoining
such lot o. part % lot NUN,
bcred out lot between Hah
street and McKinstry avenue.
sub % p O. No. 30 LYNX be-
tween Annexation 81, and NJ g
r. r.
avenue. IN front - % adjoining
such lots or parts ~ lots NUN
bered 3s5. 5ss. s3T. ass between
Otis street and Southern ave-
nue. Plat OF Ell Barkume's
SUB. Of lot 3 OF lot rs In p. c.
tp ON the north side Of CLAYTON
avenue IN front 81 or ADJOINING
such iots or parts Of lots num-
bered IL. 10, between Martin
avenue and Parkinson avenue.
Palms Sub % a part OF lot 8
Christopher Markey Est. y C.
60
(s) on the north side OF clayton
avenue. in front % or adjoining
such lots or parts % lots num-
heyed 703 eos. s05. 707, eos.
20s. 2f0. between Parkinson
avenue and Central avenue.
3 T. ID. ? 9 81 :" '"'' .
ts) On the north side % Fort
street TN front % or adioininw
such lot or part Of lot mum i
bered ~, between Green ave-
nue. and whseioek avenue
Moses w. Fields Sub. OF part
OF y. c. No az
CD on the north side % Fort
street In front OF or adjoining
such lot or part OF lot num-
bsred /. between Wilde avenue
and Green avenue. Plat OF the
Lovetts' Sub. % part Of p. cs.
2g7. etc. y ot Fort 80.
go On the north side Of Fort
street in front OF or adjoining
such lot or part % lot num-
bered ~. between Giinnon ave
All that part Of lot II OF Sub.
81 r. G Tis. for the heirs OF the
late Leonard Lenox. lying -. %
And adjoining Fort 50 and be-
tween springwelis and CHINA
o., ON the east side OF Greus.i
avenue. IN front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts Of lots num-
bered 3os. 2os. 7os. zoe. 40. all,
aiz ala. between Julia street
and TngersOli street preuseI
sub OF lots ABB and is OF
Brush's sub. OF part Of y. c.
$50.
uo) on IN. north .id. Of Jefferson
such lot or part OF lot num-
ber.d .. between Mecca and
City Line Cicotts Sub. OF y. {.
No sss
ffD ON the east side OF Junction
avenue. IN front OF or adjoining
such lot or part 81 lot num-
bsrsd 4. between Porter street
and Christiancy McGregor's
Re-aub. % Norton Iafnss sub
~ out Lot ~, y. C. 30
fiD on the east side OF Junction
avenue. In front OF or adjoipln q
such lots or parts Of lots num-
bered -, re, ~, between Porter
street and Lafayette Boulevard.
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BYRON AVE. (Paving)

1900 cubic yards excavation.
f9stss nneal feet OF curhstone
is5s 50 square yards ereoso,ed block
on concrete foundation paving
si.i. cubic yards concrete under
and behind curb.
city Estfmstes-
ss cubic yards excavation.
~ lineal feet Of eurbstons tnew)
ass nnsai feet % new curh.,on.
IN O. r. .-ie MedD circles
furnished b contractor
1900 square yards creosoted block
on concrete foundation paving
LIS cubic yards concrete under and
behind curb
70 lineai feet OF retaining stone.
old Medina curb may be used
The time 20 be set In the contracts
for the completion % the above paw
ing Jobs shall be as Follows
Tiliman avenue. July ~. 1918
Holbrook avenue, July a.. 1918
Martin avenue. July ~. 1915.
Robins avenue July is lsl5
Linwood avenue, Aug 10. 1913.
Preston street. July IL. 1915
Congress street. July IS. 1915
Maxwell avenue. July 81, 1915
Dubois street. July 81 1915
Ashland avenue. Aug 20. 1915
Iwsniy-elghth street; A.g, 10. 1918.
Said streets to be paved according
10 the specincationsI for asphaltic
concrete adopted Ian. 10 1915 cedar
adopted Ian. 10, 1915 reinforced con-
crete adopted Feb. * 1878. and creo-
sotei block adopted Jan. 10. 1915: also
the estimates Of the City Engineer as
above. and the charter and ordinances
OF the City Of Detroit
Bidders viii state the price per
cubic yard for excavation. price per
itneai foot Of curbing. price per
square yard for paving or concreting.
and price per Iineal foot for retain
Ing plank or stone. etc.
Bid. will only be received for the
entire OF the work or material for
any street or section Of street. az per
quantities stated IN the estimates md
the bid viii be accepted which IL the
lowest on aREregating the above de-
tails regardless % any error OF extern
sions or footings made by bidders
Bidders must deposit with bids en-
closed IN separate envelope, a certi-
fed check payable 20 the order OF the
Department 81 Pubiic Works OF the
City Of Detroit. as follows