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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-20

Lionel Moore is appearing at the
Liberty theater for the first half of
the week in George Bronson oward's
funny story of @snobs, the story of
the milkman who became multfmfl-
lionaire duke. Victor Moore has APP
peared in q number of George NJ. Co.
hams biggest successes. This is his
photo-piay premier and he is right at
home In this strong satire on Amer
can high society s5z H.. .~.: =
During its original Broadway ap-
pearance "Snobs" enjoyed a season. Of
more than a year. The role. essayed
by Victor Moore is that of Charles
Disney, an unpretentious milkman
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-20
HAWAIIAN BAND CONCERT
AT EMMA SQUARE TONIGHT

The Hawaiian band will render the
following program this evening in
Emma Square beginning at 7:S0
o'clock:
Grand March-Puuhonua .........
...,. Arr. by H. Berger
- America i
Observation-Disclosures 49,. Rossorio
Hawaiian Songs by Haw'n Glee Club
A Suite in Three Parts-''The Dwell
@iers OF the Western FWorId"-(tal
e.. ''The Red Man. tb) The White
NAM" (c) "The Black Man..
...................J. P. Sousa
Seleetion-The Belle of bohemia.
Engianders
Haw'n songs-Haw'n Band Glee Club
GaTotteL ''The G1ow-Worm" 49,. -
.P. Linckc
One-Step-There's Spark OF Love
Still Burning. ...........F. Flscnef
Hula Step-Hapa-Haole Hula. :kalan.
+ Aloha Oe-Hawaii Ponoi
} The Star Spangled Banner
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-20
PARADISE OF A
COUNTRY, SAYS
PORTLAND Nan

1T Is d paradise Of country. The
climate IS delightful and the islands
doubtless are i wonderful place IN
which TO live. declares Ben Sellins
Of Portland. IN an interview printed IN
q recent issue OF the Portland Ore
gonian. Mr.. Selling had just returned
tom a seven weeks. stay In Hawaii.
md Is enthusiastic over the future OF
the pineapple industry here. 8.
Pearl harhor fortifcati0ns, the pros.
perity Of sugar plantations, and the
blow dealt to the tourist traffic By
the withdrawal OF the Pacific Nah
shirs were all commented on by Mr..
Selling, who has given Hawaii yalu
able publicity By giving out halI-col
lmn-long interviews to the Portland
newspapers.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-20

such pains IN my
sides, and terrible
backache % that /
could hardly stand.
] took SIX bottles Of
Lydia 3 PinSham's
Vegetable Com
pound, and noWI can
do an y amount Of
work, sleep good, eat
good, and don { have
d bit Of trouble. I
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-20

Capt. Murray and three of the crew
of the. schooner Lydia Deering were
drowned in the Gulf storm. Six mem-
bers}of the crew We're saved.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-20


Phkham's Vegetable Compound to
every suffering woman. - Mrs. HAIRY
FIsHER, 1926 DOupt5nSt, Nieetoun, Pa.
& Another Woman,s Case.
Providence, r. I.-ssI cannot speak
too highly Of your Vegetable Compound
as Il has done wonders for me and /
would not be without Il. / had dis
placement, bearing down, and backaehe,
until / could hardly stand and was thor
oughly run down when ] took Lydia E.
Pinkhann's Vegetable Compound. 1t
helped me and ] am infhe best Of health
az present. Iwork IN factory all day
long besides doing my homework 30 you
can see what it has done for me. ] give
You permission to publish my name and /
speak Of your Vegetable Compound to
Inanyof my friends. "A- Mrs. ABEL Law
Son. i26 Ippitt St, Providence, RI
Danger Signals TO Women
are what one physician called backache,
headache, nervousness, and the blues.
In many cases they are symptoms Of
some female deraneemenf or an inflam-
history, Lucrative condition, which may
be overcome by taking Lydia f. Pink
ham Vegetable COMPOUND. Thousands
Of American women willingly testify 20
its virtue.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-20
WOMAN COULD
HARDLY STAND
Because Of Terrible Back
ache. Relieved BY Lydia
2. Pinkharn's Yegeta-
BE Compound.

Philadelphia, Pc. - suffered from
displacement and inflammation, and had
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-20
SOUTHERN GIRL, AT EDGE Of PHI, :.
CALLSCRAIER.OF KILAUEA CUTE

But broke in the Japanese, 7
would like to know whether or not
that red stuff down there is water. OF
oil, or what%
THAT stuff down there replied
Wood, after long moment of silence,
is as far as can make out, chiefly
"what"i'" -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-20

A grand prize FOR uplift work on be-
half OF the Indians was awarded BY
the Pan-American Exposition to the
Rodman Wanamaker Expeditions to
the North American Indian.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-03
Marriage Licenses

Anthony yaaussciak. 81. Detroit,
A sss .S~saSe ss,iSss n.' a. 'S"f S:,te,..
fss s.. 1ssrpsx q ssu n:a''s 81 c.,e.r.,
sSsi &. wniss%sn. ID. I South Bend.
ILL.,; Ruth Curl. 10, same.
ossrgs Bsnsdeic. 81; Baissa stoica.
/. ssrs P.okham. 20; Emma Rsmks.
wiiisam clark. n; Myrtle Reddsok.
Peter Dsgen. %; Clara Kiockov. 81
Emily r. Coomt. ~. II. Nicholas. Pc.
J. S:s. = Z; Mcdonnell. ''' Minnie
Jcsn Martin Ready. 20; Joan Marie
.J:%s:,'E. ropnn.. At; Ann. n.
:. Fred L Bauer. Al; Martha Kl.ssa.
~.
John Klus. II: Mary skiba. Is
Powell Murz.l, 2s: Ueja Weldon. -,
Frank Jewell ~: Rose Mcbsrmott.
Roy A. Wolfe. Is. Detroit: Flersncs
Eckman. -. Toledo.
Gordon Boudsll. a. Olga zisssew.
..Jssss T. Cedar. %; MAb., pakss
Gerald Hull -. Detroit: Della u.
BacomAn. -. Fowlerviile.
stanley Smith. -; Rosy smasa. -.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-03
n0IlCE..kllEY PAVING
ASST. SMENT
BOARD o. AssGssoRs OFFICE
Detroit Nov. .. 1918
Paving Notice No. 1872.

To 4. G. stsilwasen, chas. w. Pick.
ard. T.. e Angell Frank p Archer.
4. 2. johnson. Frank e. Doremua.
IL c ~. Judge. a. 9. Brooks. q. w.
gloeeer. Imagine Barringer. Fred
10, r0wi; 'G nnn a LiSsmS Geo " 2: PHI.
Jcssphin. Croker. 8. AIgsr. b Z.
tuyett y. y: Baum. Frank. O'Nsil.
Mar =. Utter, Stephen N. Works, L. e.
LaPe0n. ~. d Rice. G. NJ Rudd. and
20 all other persona owning. occupy.
lnG.. o. otherwise interscted In any
Of the lots and parcels OF real estate
Y e TIE local A., sssecsm:ns District i,,, s -
hefray the expenses OF Grading and
paving tho alley within the boundar-
les herein set forth.
Tn. asstssmsnt oil has been com:
pleted :or defrayinK the expense OF
svirG tho alley No. tss. being the all
leg. IL block between Phiisdslphie
line Of John n. street to tho west
line OF Brush street. and II now open
20 inspection az this office. and win
remain In this office for ave days
from the frst publication OF this
notice for the inspection OF all con-
ce-ned All lots or parcels Of land
described. have been assessed for
such Improvement
The Boar OF Assessors win meet
on Tuesday. the 9th day OF Novem.
Der. 1915, At 4 o'clock a. M. at tbei-
Office In the City Hall. and Will re.
main In session for a period Of SIX
hours 20 hear any person or person.
desiring TO object to any assessment
BOARD OF As~rssons.
BY GUSTAvE J. ALBRIGHT.
B.3ss President
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-03
N01lrE...illN PAVING
rs ,ESt MElT
HOARD o. ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. November >, 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1870.

To Detroit Library Commission.
Minnie r. Donovan. 2. l. Munger,
Amanda r. Sweet. w. H. Besmer.
Henry ~. Schneider, G. ID. Joslyn. r.
N. Aitkcn. Geo. W. Lewis. T. ~:
B-own. Charles w. Norton. and to all
other persons owning, occupying. or
<--.b-@ 49, .~-sss . ~~s ~ he
lots and parcels Of real estate In the
10, al assessor, mt district established
by the Common Council TO def:ay
the expenfcs OF grading AMI paving
the siley within the boundaries
herein set forth.
The assessment roll has been com.
pieted for defraying the expense OF
paving the alley No. t6s. being the
sV-'' .ffey ~ block bonded by Wood.
ward avenue. John n. street. Aiger
and King avenues. and IL now open
20 Inspection az this Office. and Will
remain In this office for Ave days
from the frst publication OF this
notice for the inspection Of oil con.
cerned. All iots or parcels Of land
abuttins on. or adjoining the alley
so desc-ibed. have been assessed for
SUCH Improvement.
~, - .---.-o-. w'' -~oet
~
face N 80 CITY lal 49, WI r..
rain In sslor fr PEI iod of six
hcure TO hea. person or persons
hesirtps 10 object TO any asssssmens
20 BOARD OF ASSESSORS
BY oUsrAvE J. ALBREcHT.
(B-3sS) PresIdsRl
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-03

Roll No. i7aS. For grading and
paving Alexandrfne avenue from tho
west line OF Twelfth street TO the
'@ Roll IL" No iSss. For grading and
paving Anderson avenue from tha
north line of jefferson avenue to the
northerly terminus.
paSi H T Xn,ein.t.. street s 1 rom the the
west line Of Twelfth street TO the
east line OF Linwood avenue,
Roll No. l7ss. For grading and
esrt I'm. Of avenue s' 70 ~ ,ss
east lin. Of scotten avenue.
paving Bclytdere avenue from the
north curb lire of Of Mack n, s Avenue to
Roll No. i74o. For grading ana
paving Bethune avenue from the west
line OF Bryon avenue to the east curb
Roll No. i1N. For grading nnA
paving Brush street from the nortA
curb line OF Horton avenue to the
south curb line of Holbrook avenue:
paving alley No. $50. being the "H'
alley In block bounded by Bagicy ave.
nue.. Jones street. Second and Thtrd
Roll No. i743. For grading ana
paving Cooper avenue, from the north
c irb line of Chaplin street to the south
line Of 0ratiot avenue.
Roll No. i14t. For grading ann
paving Fern Place from tho sou'Nsriy
terminus TO the south line OF Baker
street. -
Roll No. I74s. For grading ana
paving Hoicomb avenue from tne
north curb line OF Mack avenue to
the south curb line OF Forest avea0.
Roll No. i5i6. For grading ana
pairing LeMay avenue from point
$50 feet south of Ed''e str.et TO the
south line OF Jefferson avenue.
Part " due and payable within y
days from date OF this notice. tsrsS
4. / and ( become due and payable ~
one. two and three years. rsspcct'vetya
Svoyr th~ date Of this notice. toeethev
with interest at the rate o' Der cent
from the date OF the confirmation OF
this ron.
Either Of said parts may be pail
within 30 days from, the date OF this
notice without interest.
~ either OF said parts ore fWo.
three or four shall not be PAD wnsn
they become due. 5 per cont peraty
and interest at tho ~ase OF = per cert
from, the date Of confirmation % me
asers.ment will be added and tho
premises assesseH win be sdveruseo
and sold rs PROVIDE bv isw
MAX c. KOCH.
p-as7 City Treau-er.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-03

y; oGsk S1g Van Dyke
Nh D)oura pueuueonta:
tI61GDk. 10 VeTu9ont-
80 asthma: Jooaph p
~ 1Gl4Sor hoepital.
- oepeea1 ~ yeaeA SEQ
- IN His(s paIsnonltie (.
~ eoQyulol0De: Jauas
lIpDr. ~ uychlgnn.ayN..
Il; D1e9>o: xAllian salts
$500 ~ FEARS. dlAbetic
~ Ann HemmeWg. t03
W ~ yGoen, fhronlo rhau-
NJ Janpt NcApplne. 1l1
e. ooutplexja. - years:
- 1t9l ToWmsond ave.
~; Baby Tuokey.
lls0 list. one month.
oo0s Mary DIANA. Har-
~ Ho2~l twain aboceeo:
n6kott. 1855 Urush-at.
ooxyo acseroeis: Hapors
III h1eouth-et.. about ~
~ 1a1etyon ~ heart: NJ.
- III, ~ Oh~vman -at.. n
rY5 ot1na Wlagg, 7S Bv-
~ 11utpucel0n ~ intee-
0z o041oD bingham essx
~ yeNeo eS'ste h~onchitiu.
n v1o nj Mitchell ave. a
yoo1ort Elliott 0~ac~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-03

100 Woman's hospita!
pr f11 Wovmau'e hosPttM
l1t nFewetss ct: L,us
4 - in1-cG nichal 1tnak
~. ! Jo4 rAur. I'm O.
a go Ilndemau. 10 RI
SSr1f Dunn. LII LASalle-
r3nah. SI7 Thirty -nSst'
SS6Cr. S3s junction ave.
u neWSkf. ilSt Dubois-st.
m Ckosto ut-et; Jemee.
N 1jj6ri6ge-st-; Francisxel
{6i Ferry ave; Artnnf
S1llor.6t.: Albert orabow-
- =. afth-st.: josef Sxcnr
xs0Sa. Levenc Horted -
~. SkI Oopowskt. 81: NIL
W "a lack Soinoski, $50
~ I: llgue Nusstnski. SOC
ID fenac Wachnoski. $50
x1; J0oeph Nowak. IL
JpD1n Gtancsak. si2 Riv-
iSSl Kruk. SIS 0arn I'D
1Koyke. III Wcrsaw.pL
49,. lois Hastings-st
~ g NAtional-Ave.. Lee
III. kusSan's hospital: Otto
6nlAeu ave; Howard e:
Van Oyke-sve.; Samuei
i'5n1 6rovv6ter-ave.: Edward
5S M Logan-ave.: Jake
HHoDo1l at. Francis =
TSjfl-ut,; Audrey Jxiciuk
I'VE: Earnest w. Ham
Dliiott-ave WIN a.
~ G1ld = se.! Frank CYL
rSSr. WIN. Newman. ~
TSkn r. German. 1893
SsnSo. John Somolowski.
3Sef-H ave: Joseph Sudnk
1vel1s-ave.; Fred funE.
YN1jama-ave-: VIM. r
z. vnfo hospital: Francis =
& Tlreman-ave.; Wincenty
{56r6eld ave: Frank }
1870 ave: Frank Legte
PSS S41 Anton &. CrubbS.
0iboFt j. Zepka. 81
~ 3 water Lucsyk. SOS
!; - =, Reid. 51l Dra-
~ Chatles Abide. Sig
tonef Wtnkiewics. &aI
~ 1loWAeth Cavrosl. 500
~ HaVet Iovo10. ~ RAJ
tapGsy. W0USns hos
5lxHSusey. Wor~aw's
~ I1artslg. go BAD
~ "a Sch elder. provt
1nsSN Hubrevt. 81
8 otsalsy fsnkssik.
5nG yHomnn'o h0apl-
11 Gk0wuk v<omaN's bne
N Roo0o1Vk. I 11<e 81. An
1r9 &YW LRu-as~. So
J6nN - Ka1sey ~
raf2S pSrssl. - Nut
= 9uA - Huss~ll-st- !
q 10y, III 0.essy-ave.
~ 116I41 S913 DeWto7.st.:
y (; 10 4 1oo~dat~-ave
110 rivuoWoFth-ave.'
= W Ht0k 33e ~. Aubia.
~ Mea9hsr. S7S W.
AloxonAGe E6evanow
0corrs f.h0oho. Sis
ET1r: Ant2al KoeMn~eki
- ~St.s U1Nyy 4SWues
&R2G(s A11cHe3 M0rWl-
y 3S1 l.ovo.: TwN~1 p1plw.
=; XUf.Sooy pteIoc1. A3e
- LJeoost- e<k W~s-
$41 L.1n.d-
TX ~ Gn!ietiapcy ct; ;
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-03
run sALe-RzsiDE>CE rgopERr

LUOK NORTH
WOODWARD HOMES
Beautiful. Burlingameave.. only
$500. and only $500 down. 40-ft-
lot. rooms. every convenience.
Make an appointment at once ana
look II owe" you will be pleased.
BUNGALOW
Lot 50xs4S: think OF Ii, large rooms.
a beautiful building with every con-
venience. including fancy shrub
berry. garage AID four apartment
chicken house. Price $500. halt
cash. and you get on a good paved
street and nice neighbo, hood.
LUOh EAoI SIZE
Seyburn, near Forest. California bun
gaIow. rooms, i5-ft lot. steam
heat, beautiful lawn aid shrub
berry; $500. half cash
LOOK-4-FAMlLI FLAT
We also have two f-family. brick We
neer fiat bargains, one on TTum-
bull-ave.. near Boulevard, $4,000.
including 4 garages. The olhe- .oti
Euclid, near John R-st. $4,000;
$500 down.
All the above properties are excep-
tionally fine and reasonable IN price
Courteous statesmen are at your SER
vice by calling.
NORRIS
317 Hammond Bldg Main Si4
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-03

44n yGar3a. ct dauehtsYs
U1Yovo0 mother Of Mre
fo4D and Rudo,ph Biisks
~ 81 Mrs.. Claude w.
I ~ 0Wocd Laekev and En-.
ma rreA W., Marfe
IN ara HIiAs Bissks
ytN1 uNothsp 81 RODE
40 Cynrenoe Laskey
yo9 000ehteP's pessdsnee.
SIssss ii woodmsrs
s 1918. 1t s-r rec,
~ Qeerge =. DHder. Rev
~ - And Waiter A.
9oesu1 Friday. Nov. 8
- g S:ss.e Burial q
= w auteo-
~ ~ = gleeencs. 1t heI
~ Bo0covn-ovo. beloved
Q9rroll and daugh,
ny null and sister 81
-. 3onUte. Gertrude
ues5y rauil. Motto,
NJ M0e1hes deugb
.O q u00 Eva L. 0ft'
- - kuooeo1 later.
XU1x q oer residence
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-03

New six rooms. bsth, hardwood
floors. electric light. 3s.ft. lot;
$1,000 down. Alex. Watson, SOB
Hammond BLDG.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-03

"T'egfeId's roulps" will be the at.
.-artio, IN tho Dotroi' o-ora house
'tc week OF Nov 10. The co-pany
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-03

The secret of how to co-cesl the
'act that you're .hcmely woman
has been discovered bv little OILS
Polton. who plays Blanche Hawkins
IN the Salisbury Field-Mayo laugh
festival Twin Beds" to come to
tire Detroit opera house nevt weet.
pecause she IL 80 Ear from the dan
TOR of he're thou~h' 20 have mate
,be discovery herself. she mikes
bold tn let the secret escape. ITO
be erpct, II isn't so -uch how 10
conceal tho fact that you're homniy
ps 10 establish the fact that you're
chic" she spys. "Fve-y woman, no
matter how pretty she Is. has some
'iitie weakness--the thing TO do IL
20 feature H.. as we say back
sis9e' The only way To MIKE sure
that vour weakness will Nor be
'rsv v"r is IN ~arnde n. constantly
roo rle"s'v and So''he-ateiv. ~ your
~oce r. fr~c'ion long wear q
'ea'he~ 'bsf mates II longer Ever"
rn"-tal hsins that looks at you will
then thi-k you approve OF your
nose--and unconsriousIy be~'n to
"rnroye % It themselves The re.
suit is-chic, Individuality Is .
clumsief name for H.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-03

Cock o. the walk" Henry Ar
Nur Jones' latest play. now TO tie
ncn In the Detroit orera house. was
itten especially for Otis skinner
Who plays its principal character
anthony Bellcfamber. II Is a GOOD
tumored s~ti~e on the British s.a-e
~ today. The idiosyncracies OF the
artistic temperament" the absurd
vanity and nervousness Of London
c.or managers who reckon peers OF
re real mind noted divines among
their personal acquaintances. the
Nallucinatlcns of stagestruck girls
Who pay no age to matinee Idols
and many more blighting influences
OF the present.day d.am1 have pro
viSed Mr.. Jones with his shafts Of
s~tire for Cock o the walk" Mr..
ski ner is called upon to exert his
fine powers in the portrayal OF 3
Bob I'M n actor, iovial fellow with
bizarre and a. mboyant 'magina-
ton ard a prodigious gift for GLIB
quotation The character OF An
'hony Bellchs mber is broadly hu-
morous, and as there Is dearth OF
real comedy on the stage toSay, the
appearance here OF so brilliant an
rc'or as O'is Skinre~ in high com
~ role provides treat OF an un-
usual kind for local theate ROGERS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-03

rys-ss~s--sA~ eses. s.sss ssse--4Nss
= ssgat-TSD0 80 OuUe<-DuoU -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-03

II Is certain TO be OF unusual in
tcrest TO every class of theatergoer
10 learn that one OF last years
greatest uusical com edy successes.
The Only Girl" OF which Victor
Herbert wrote the music and Henry
blossom developed the. story. will
nlay return engagem mt In the
@erT'ck theeter next week. This
delightful musical comedy Is amone
the finest End best writings of it's
gifted authors. and Is far above the
average musical rlay. The manage
tnent takes especial pleasure in an
nounc'ng the return Of the entire
original company. with single ex-
certion n includes Vida Bennett.
Grace Ed-"ond. Vivian Vessel
: ouise Kelley. Edna Broderftk.
ThurstoD Hall, John Findlsy Err
nest Terrence. Jed Prouty. Richard
Bartlett. and group Of charm nx
and pretty girls Handsomely gown
cd There will be an augmented
orchestra.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-03
DREXEL NEAR JEFFERSON

-,-s,,- -~~.p-~c~ Property,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-03

Next week. commencing Sunda,
afternoon. and running throughout
the week, the Lyceum will offer the
most pretentious production OF the
season In a scenic revival OF Bart
ley Campbells thrilling melodra.
matte classic. Siberia" which viii
be staged under the personal dtrec.
ton of Robert Campbell, son OF the
famous playwright No play OF to-
day tells a stronger love story than
that in Siberia" II Is logically
constructed and replete with dra.
matte surprises throughout. Many
quaint bits of character comedy
light up the tragic scenes OF the
play, aud relieve the tension OF the
rapid action.
Peru" the fourth subject In the
South American series OF Newm"n
traveltaiks, In the Detroit opera
house, Sunday evening, Nov. Z, viii
ring the easy-chsir travellers TO the
most romantic and historically In.
,eresting portion OF the entire con-
tinsnt. Vivid color views will un-
fold a panora-a Of mountain seen
cry awe-inspiring In Its magnitude.
nsainst which background Will be
seen the gaily.costumed Indians OF
many tribes and picturesque Span
ish structures Of ancient origin. In
ina. 1.-The city of kings and the
one-time carital OF all the Soanish
colonial possessions many relics OF
the days OF Piyarro will be found :.
while In CuLco the tempies and
strong holds OF the wonderfully civ
ilized Incan empire will tell vol
umes about prehistoric America.
Areouipa, whose picturesque streets
rresent spectacle hardly equaled
In all TIE world, will also he includ-
ed in the itinerary, as will . jour
ney on the Oroya railroad across
the great continental divide. passing
through the Calera tu~ mel. the high
est point In the world reached by
= railroad. Lla~a trains. on their
vay 70 Ca'lao. the chief port, and
other phases of life peculiar 10
ne~u, will be shown in motion pic
lures OF startling realism.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-03
CITY OF DETROIT-OFFTCE
OF CITY TREASURER
Datruft. Nov. Z. iAf

OoerOtI NOV. .. lvIe.
aims interested that there have been
6led In this office the following
named assessment rolls:
FOR PAVING STREETS AND
ALLEYS
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LAND CoNTRACTr tiGH1
LIBERAL LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
MONEY Tor.OAN On vAC ANT LOTS
WILL Buy EQUITIES ~ VACANT
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGES A
SPECIALITY.
-rTrT 49," Majestic BLDG.
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.... :: u ,:,s : = s- Il:
s!sss!s rsslesccs. Hrs: n Z Lsst;
PSrE SsisSsd sstSsr q Ralph <.
Thomas C.. Wtiliam o. OF pstro!t:
Mrs. Henry rrankiln,, Of Northviiie.
Mrs Lsst's residence rhursday az.
teruoou at o'clock. Burial at
WOodmore.
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rTNT ENLISTMENT

FINE INVESTMENT
Flat near Kerchevali rooms am
.ath each. on easy terms. or WI
tct ~ fvrt Payment:
nearly new: rental sis2. $500.
LuEHI, 309 Majestic Bldg.
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another roted actor has aNanHon.
cd ire LEGITIMATE stage Temporarily
for the moving picture screen In
the person OF Robert B. Martell.
who will he seen newt week. In the
broadway s.rand theater. In THE
Kindness OF Devotion" william
Fox Production. End the FIRST mic
TIVE In which he hrs snpeareh Cen
ev'eve H-mrer fWrs Nrn'sW Il .
rs',vp ~ Det-o't "The p'inSne-s
~ Devo'to-" Scais w''s mofor~ n
c'ety. Count Do Covpav. riayed BY
Nr Nsptell loses his herd over a.
adventures. Renee Dclavoix. piaved
by Miss Hammer. The adventures
however. is IN love with the counts
ward. who IL ENGAGED to marry his
cousin The girl. although aware OF
the lioson OF her 6apce. saves him
fro-' the adventurous bv marrvi,s
him. The latter. bism'n~ the count
for lct'-~ the vouo~ mn 'r'~s 80
r~iSo~ t'u ~. tr~ sw--s~-',-- s-,-- -
ire ~o'-~~es 7-~N, 80 80 49,
frvc-i'e. rr,'''cr ,ic.uc nor ~
stuart Home. snd Claire w'hit-sy
play the roles Of the young couple
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ru RENT-ROoNs.

CLEAN ROOM in private family
North Woodward. Hsnioc VI '"-H
RDONS-LiEht housekeeping steam
neat I'll Mt Vernon. North s1ss-J.
SEcOSp.AVE 467--Beautiful Turn
ished rooms. continuous NOT Water'
r,ndern and cIosn: best location.
phone Grand 1861.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-19
DECISION At 4 O'CLOCK.
Icrn Case VIII Be Settled at That
Time Says Commissioner.

Bangor, Me, March 19.-United
States Commissioner Charles H. Reid
Will give his decision as to whether
Werner Horn shall be surrendered to
the federal district of Massachusetts
at o'clock this afternoon. This fore
noon he heard arguments by counsel
which occupied much of the session.
The defense yesterday put in Ger
tain documents in support of it's claim
that as a German belligerent engaged
IN an act of war, Horn was not sub
sect to the laws of this country. The
prosecution offered no evidence ex-
cept a copy of the Indictment
Deputy Sheriff George w. Ross.
vino arrested Horn, was recalled by
The defense but was not permitted to
testify as to the utility of the railroad
bridge for the transportation of war
material. The defense was refused
also permission to place in evidence
a copy of the eXtraditon warrant
issued at the request or representa-
tives of the Canadian government.
Exceptions to these rulings were
taken, after which the arguments
were made.