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The Detroit times., 1915-01-13
BY J. w. II. MASON.
Former Europeaa manager OF the
limited Press.

Former EurOpean manager OF the
United Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. l3.-(l1 a.
milf the Paris report Is true
that Gen. Gallieni has taken COM
mand OF the military operations
in Alsace, II is PROBABLE the most
important western developments
since the battle OF Flanders are
shortly to occur In the narrow dis
trict between the Vosges noun
tains and the Rhine. Hitherto
Gen. Paus, Frances popular one
armed hero of the 1870 war, has
been directing the Alsace offen-
sive. After the breakdown OF the
initial French drive toward Alt
kirch and Mulhausen last August,
Gen. Pau's assignment to the
work of recovering the lost prov
ince was hailed with patriotic re-
joicing throughout France.
But Gen. Pau has accomplished
very little during his tenure OF Of
fee. This has been generally at
tributed TO the small number OF
men Gen. Joffre was able to send
to Alsace, but the present report
that Gen. Gallieni has taken over
the full command In the south
suggests a belief at headquarters
that the one-armed hero of the
Franco-Prussian war has not done
what was expected OF him. Un-
less. In fact, there had been Sc
rious shortcomings In Gen. Pau's
strategy he would not have been
replaced, for In him the French
people have personified their mil
itary virtues.
The selection OF Gen. Gallieni
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BIRTHS
ROWS

BOYS.
4. Sussman, woman's hospital; j.
Alexander, Woman's hospital; C>
son, ago Merrick: L. Bettalon. bSl Con-
cord: J. Balegh. las Mackey; 8. Ma
darasz. 10 Barnes. A. Gordon, Woman
hospital. NJ. Weissbraten, Woman 8
hospital: II. scharf. $50 McDougsll; T..
buchanan, IS Ferdinand. II. Miller. 7s
Burdeno; ]. Busch, t76 Moran j.
Morse. 270 Hillger; III, Perry, $50 Cam
sron; A. Orlowski S56 Livernois; -:
Kern. 2097 Grand blvd, j. Sacher, III
Illinois; III. Clark 39l Lansing; X. Drys-
dale. is Alger; w. Malzen, 1897 Jener-
son; III. Gray. 374 Hart; p. Kongyjian
liz Cottrsll: J. Sisko, Chatneld, NJ
Quits Goa 81. Jean. 3. Sewinski, lO42
Kirby; II. Ross, Detroit.
M nsznyal is Fortune; II. Dessert
6S7 Clinton; w. Czubak, IL Adele; l.
Skopny, 5e4 Trombley: T. Irwin, tss
Kirby; H. sharp. 66s stanley: d: smith.
ass Larned r. Chaplin. 242 Philadel-
phia: NJ. Buschkowski. s64 Warren; A
Tatko, 22 Thirty-fourth; s, Pawtowicz.
81 Bushey; j. Knoth. l39 FrontenAc; a.
Eakerz. $40 Forest; IL F1ozer. b3 Lock
wood; W. Bartkowtak, 642 Wesson: +.
Hener. 6ss Newland; j. Blak. I67 Car
doni; j. Drukuic 430 Kirby; r. Kroll,
10 Vernon; B, Cohen. Woman's hospi-
tai; Shapero. 80 Livingstone; I.
Fealk, 27s High; j. Foster, 1sl Helen;
J. Koppin, 439 Seyburn: ID. Wishart,
s42 Superior: r.. Cole 46l Twenty -nfth.
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CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL

Editorial str~-Chief. p"hert Muus'
r--oct-t~s. Marion Aekiev. Gertrude
v'~'.,.u~s-w Wow FEATHER. Grant
Leech. Fred THOMPSON.
Tuesday at 1880 two fellows were
"fooling" in front of row of lockers
on the first floor. One Of the fellows
pushed the other into the first row OF
lockers, which fell. knocking over
the row behind IL. In this way about
IA rows Of lockers went over just like
so many nine-pins David Cain, who
happened to be placing some things
in one of the lockers when they fell
over, was very badly injured. He re-
ceived a cut in the head and one on
the hand.
The class play. which, as We have
stated before in these columns, Is TO
be a pageant representing the history
OF early Detroit, Is causing great
deal OF work these davs. both for
teachers and seniors. The pageant is
composed OF five district episodes.
each OF which is being prepared by
some teacher. We hope within the
next few days to be able to give the
details OF this play.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-13
OSBORN OPPOSES
INCREASED FARES
Also Says State and Nation
Wide Prohibition is Sure to
Come in Near Future
From a STAFF Correspondent.

LANSING, Mich, Jan. l3.--"The
railroads OF Michigan would not be
using the poor old Pere Marquette TO
procure raise in passenger fares IL
there was an independent governor in
the chair" said Chase s. Osborn. for
mer governor, addressing an audience
in First Baptist church.
when arrived In Lansing last
night and looked around the hotels l
found the footprints OF the same old
types OF lobbyists. 1t took us 20 years
to get lower passenger fares In Michi-
gan and now the roads expect us to
pay for the errors they themselves
committed in the past"
The former governor declared that
he believed statewide and even ma,
tion.wide prohibition was sure to
come He cited the advance Ia con-
ditions in Russia. He declared, how
ever. that. when the liquor men are
driven out OF business, they should be
compensated for their losses.
II. A. BALLENGER.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-13
School Department
CLIpPERT SCHOOL

Editorial stsn-Chief. lone stuetseFt
sssociatesi veIma stAetzer. Cecitis
McCann. Oscar Harnish. Fred AmbS
I'or"thy Nikoiir.
The other day Gladys Moore
brought a Chinese paper to school.
IL looked very queer TO us. but no
doubt our papers would look just as
queer to the Chinese children.
The children enjoy the icy hills
near the school. II we may Judge
from the screams OF laughter as the
sleds go skimming down.
The children are tending 70 their
teeth nowadays. The other day An
drew Teevin went down 10 the den
tist, had his teeth fixed, and returned
In a short time. Adele Borrush had
a tooth crowned. These children will
be marked satisfactory In oral hy-
giene.
Friday Miss Coleman, the physical
training teacher, visited the Clippert
school. And Monday Miss Mayworm.
instructor, in music, visited us. Both
were well pleased with our work.
As the teachers had 10 attend n
lecture Monday afternoon, several
rooms were excused at recess.
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WILKINS SCHOOL

EdftoviaI stan-Chief, Ross Dodget ss-
socistes, Margaret Davis. Nina To-
hin. Lawrence Dwyer.
We were visited by the painters
during vacation, who were welcomed
with Joy, and the building certainly
looks nice.
The ungraded room Is looking for.
ward to having the least absences OF
the city, and expect 10 take the base
ball banner. Their motto is. "Now OF
never"
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CHADSEY MAKES PLEA
FOR ADDITIONAL. SCHOOL, 8

Addressing the Armitage club, OF
St Johns Episcopal church, Tuesday
evening, Dr. Charles r. Chadsey.
superintendent OF Detroit public
schools urged the members of the
club and citizens generally to aid him
In a campaign for more public schools
and better equipment in those already
established. DR.. Chadsey said the ed
ucltional neeus in the districts OF
tho city populated by foreigners are
especially great, and declared his be-
lief that the new high school 10 be
erected at Joseph Campau and Han.
cock-aye west will DO much toward
Americanizing the large foreign pop.
ulation in that section OF the city.
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JOHNSTON SCHOOL

Editorial Stsn-Chieft Evelyn schwnry
Assocfstest Margaret Elliot. Bestrfcs
Brushsber, Emil Rohde.
The Johnston school has a fine new
stel eopticon, which was used for the
first time on Friday We are lookine
forward 10 a great many pleasan,
lessons and entertainments from this
source.
The children in the kinderearten
have illustrated Red Riding Hood. .
showing some wonderful pictures.
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DEATHS

Julia r. sheehan, :4s Abbott. 80
years. tuberculosis; Mary Francony,. so
May. l month. pneumonia; Carolan
Fortune. Grace hospital. IS years. en-
boiism; Anthony n. Burton, Arnold
home 81 years. senility; orin wardell.
AZ Lincoln. 7S years. heart disease;
Wladislaus Jarsmik, Bois Alley. 8
months, bronchitis; John Zielienski. St
Mary's hospital. "a Yeas, lobar pneu-
monia: Florence u. Zisdler, 6S1 Rohns.
year. castro enteritiss William O..
pneumonia; Louisa Ptac6. SIS from
John Pawiowski, s24 e. Alexandrine, /
month: commissions; John Joyce, 162
Jone. 7 weeks. ileo colitis; Gertrude
Hewett 1875 Leland. months. menin-
gifts: Herbert Golden, 534 Fourth. ~
225 twentieth. 6s years, lobar pneu.
monia: Jessie M. Lockerbie, 2s2 Van
Dyke, 27 years. heart disease; Ruzalya
Piunka. II Home. &c days, broncho
pneumonia: Annie b. Manahhn, 223
Meldrum, SIS years. pleuro pneumonia ;
Herbert Laing. Providence hospital. %
years, gastric haemorrhage: Emma p:
Forester. 1850 W. Grand-blvd., rs
years. hypossttstic pnsumen.a; I,.san Mary
years. tuberculosis: Juston. Marshall.
Thomas Czerwinski, Sar.aritan hos
pital, 90 years. tuberculosis. Mary
A. Carpenter, 40 Twentieth, ~ years.
tuberculosis; Natalie Swicz, GIL Moran
10 months. gastric enteritis: Laura c.
Fay. l12 Thaddeus, 20 years. inanition;
Marie Gnatkowskt. lSS Artillery, 81
years. cholelithiasis.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-13

BIS class and one OF the best soccer
players, moved TO Canada during
Christmas holidays.
Marcy soccer team came out Sec
ond In league 2 We Will try for first
place next time.
Miss Oetjen, teacher OF room b,
spent the Christmas holidays in
pitt hurQ
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SUGGESTIONS

The editorial staff at Bishop school
was selected and began work without
the formality OF a call at the school
and making arrangements personally
but since then we have been promis-
ing the editors to make the school
visit. Tuesday morning we found the
time TO do so, and now we are sorry
we delayed so long for visit to this
school Is certainly worth while.
Through the courtesy OF Principal
Parker we were privileged TO inspect
all the departments, and In the spe-
cial rooms especially did we find much
70 hold attention. Bishop IL the only
school OF the grammar grades with a
swimming pool. clinic with two den
tists constantly employed. a penny
lunch service for the little children,
and several other pleasing features.
But for fear of infringing on the
rights, privileges and duties OF the
school editors, we will refrain from
going into details about the matter,
and allow them 10 continue telling
about their school in their charming
way. Daniel RosofY and Herman Kan
tor. chief and first assistant respec-
lively Of the editorial stan, were
avfIlly nice In extending fraternal
courtesies during our visit
Also we dropped in at the Roberts
school. where Miss Clara f. Cogger Is
principal, and were very much pleased
with the clean, wholesome. home-like
atmosphere surrounding this little
school. Only three grades are taught
M Roberts, and for that reason the
question OF the ability OF the tiny
tots TO write for the School Depart
ment was an obstacle, until the fact
was pointed out that Clay, Bagley.
Johnston. Firnane and other schools
with four and FIVE grades were making
GOOD with their editorial stsffs What
these schools are doing, Roberts can
surely do. so we expect staff 10 be
orpanized there soon and items sent
in regularly
|, The Bagley school editors declare
I'm their items Tuesday that the chill
dren had a fine time during the vaca-
ton. and returned to school with re-
newed, determination and vigor.
Central High has selected It's class
sono from several submitted. and we
hone TO be able to publish II soon.
Cl,ppert school editors describe the
new history TO he used In the schools
newt term as based upon the love.
truth and justice OF nations"
Estabrook school takes lot OF IN.
,erast IN the Junior Civic league work.
most OF the rooms having organiza-
tions.
The editor for Cass Technical High
evening school had very interesting
article Tuesday about the Denmark
school system.
The soccer league standing was
nubIIshed Tuesday, being crowded out
Monday, when we announced its ap-
nearance. Jefferson and Goldberg are
lied for highest standing In all the
leagues each having Ia points.
The juvenile editors al Brownson
school are busy again. having items
In Tuesdays paper.
ARRANGEMENTS are under way for 4
Rpov scout department. In connection
with tho school Department, and in 9
abort time We hone 10 have editorial
representatives IN each troup. E
IN4~ :
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MARCY SCHOOL

Editorial stan-Cbief. Ray Burtck,
hrst assistant, Douglas Miller.
Marcy school boys and girls en-
joyed a skating party Saturday. Both
teachers and pupils were present.
The Eastern High school gym
nasium has been opened to the boys
OF the Marcy school between the
hours OF $3.50 and 9:l5 a. m.
Stewart Ricard, a member OF the
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eatss. slass'f'sa ed / S;a' S o.s q

line.
No transient advertising inserted for
less than lsc with cash; lso IL charged
per insertion.
The above rates apply TO all classin-
cations except Births, Cards OF Thanks.
Obituaries. Meeting Notices and all Ads
preceding Male Help.
Births. Deaths. Cards OF Thanks ana
Meeting NDtices-Minimum charge. 500
for 20 words or less. over 20 words
word
Personais-Minimum charge SOC
The Detroit times., 1915-01-13
ID Ed

DARLING-Jan. IL. David o. Darling
beloved husband OF Annie r. Dar-
ling Funeral from his late resi-
dence. $50 Lincoln ave, Thursday at
p. m.
FLEITY-Jan. H. 1915, at his resi-
dence. 725 Jefferson ave, George L.,
husband OF Lola Hartnett Fleity and
son OF the late Mr.. and Mrs. John p.
Fleity. Funeral Friday Jan. Is, at
So. Peter and Pauls Jesuit church at
1890. Kindly omit flowers. Inter
ment private,
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-ToRAGh.

STORE YOUR TRUNKS at isS Mioht,
aan.ave Main 7p0t.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-13

Printing the pain ne1r kind--thst ts
right - Times Job Depsrtment.--Main
1920
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

Il
HELP wANTED-MALE.
cHEF-A1. strictly sober. Man and
| wife preferred. 1901 Jefferson East.
| HOUSE TOULOUSE solicitors - Good
thing for good men; salary and COM
mission. 7:30 to $3.50 a. m. 807
Hodges bldg.
PLUMBER WANTED-Figure on new
house Job. Phone Walnut 4o73
SALESMAN for city work. one who
can speak more than one language.
Call 8 Victor-ave., Highland Park,
$3.50 TO 4.
TWO neat appearing young men for
soliciting. Call between 1880 and
$3.50 a. IN. today. $50 Mich'gan-ave.
WANTED-Earnest men and women to
take up Universal New Thought for
their betterment Lessons daily, IL
Friday at o'clock Geo Leslie, In
structor. is4 Farnsworth-ave. North
HELP wANTED-FEMALE
GIRL for general housework who un-
derstands cooking small family. 303
East Ferry.
COMPETENT girl for general house
work % Teunyson-ave.. Highland
Park.
NEAT GIRL for general housework:
good wages 40 second-ave.
BOHEMIAN GIRL for general house
work Apply 81 LelE~s.
wANTED--Compete girl for general
houscwork two In family good sal
twANTED-Ynung or middle-aged wo-
man, 10 assist with housework Call
WANTED - Desirable girl for light
housework good home; small wa
F. .wANTED-German girl for elderly
woman, that understands cooking
- Mlcn,ean. Luncn room.
no RE>T--HoOMs.
HOTEL FRANKLIN
Cor Larned q Bates--oniy block from
woodward and Jefferson -aves
Special Fall and Winter Rates. soc,
7bc. sl r.bo per day " TO " per wk
RooMs-Furaiture for rooms complete
u weekly. Sumner 20. Mich. and eth
TO RENT--HOUsEs.
A iO-RooM HOUSE at 81 Elizabeth- st.
W. Inquire Manager. Hotel Char
levoix.
HANNAH RENTAL AGENCY
\ ONE McGRAw~ BLDG
| NOTICE--If any poor girl is In trou bic.
| needing advice, friendship OF help,
| write or call on SECRETARY MAK-
| 0ARET DUFFY, ess-gort-st west
Salvation Army.
LADIES HATS REBLocKED, Beav-
ers and Felts our specially. The Ex-
elusive Hat Frame Snop. Al G-atIot
| sfOhAoE AM CAHfA1k.
ACME STORAGE. mammoth warehouse
storage. moving Main sss Al Gilman
CENTRAL STORAGE CO.. moving.
/ packing; nrsproof: rates right. Mo-
| tor vans for suburban moving
ROEHL BROs Storage. Carriage and
Packing Office 1s7 Alfred. Ridge
s23. waveriy-ave
PARTY MOVING 70 cslifornis can
Co. Cadillac 50
wANTED-MIscELLA
| wANTFD-Used postage stamps ana
stamp COLLECTIONS for cash; Me9ra-
oT,D feather beds wanted jewel Leather
Mattress Co. sse Mich chsrry so1-J
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SWELL HOME

PENN5YLvANIA-A veneer.
rooms oak finish throughout.
steam sest stationary buffet chutea
KALI. 1898 Majestic. Cadillac 1913.
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Job Printing Dove HiGht Times
printtra Co. ~ John R-st
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foh sALD-REsIDEScE PROPERTY.
If YOU want TO buy vacant or
improved property with best
prices to homeseekers and in
vestor. No charge for service.
Call Main 4430. Detroit Sales
Service Co., Inc, 161 Griswold
street.
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BUNGALOW
$700 DOWN

Fsved street. near Grand River and
boulevard, five large rooms and bath,
fuil basement. furnace. full attic:
P1ies Pssc 5000: Also nice one for
MALONEY -CAMPB-LL REALTY CO.
Inc, 500 Free Press Bldg.
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Arrangements are under way for 4
apov scon, department, In connection
with tho school Department, and IN 8
short time We hone 10 have editorial
represen'stives IN each troup. E
The Detroit times., 1915-01-13

The juvenile editors al Brownson
school are busy again. having items
I'm Tuesdays paper.
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Let Me Buy You a Home
monthly instaliments Won can nav
sho viii search for bargains In
ny locality. Owner will pay my
Let Me Sell Your Property
you can give my clients honest
vsiue Tor their money ] can sell
your property.
WILBUR B. GILBERT
leIE-zO Majestic. M 1890. Grand aolT.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-13

Cl,ppert school editors describe the
new history 10 he used In the schools
next term as based .upon the love.
tyutb and Justice OF nations"
The Detroit times., 1915-01-13

The soccer league standing was
nubIIshed Tuesday. being crowded out
Monday. when we announced Its ap-
pearance. Jefferson and Goldberg are
lied for highest standing In all the
leagues. each having IA points.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-13

The editor for Cass Technical High
evening school had a very interesting
article Tuesday about the Denmark
school system.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-13

Estabrook school takes a lot OF in.
forest IN the Junior Civic league work.
most OF the rooms having organiza.
tions.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-02
N0TICE--.AllEY PAVING
ASSESSMENT
RoARo OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. June !. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1884

To Harry A. Lockwood. william F..
Brownlee. r. G. SINNERS, Lawrence
Haywood. Charles l.. Williams r. ~.
Moreton. Rose NJ Hennes. Stuart H..
fuller, \. \. Nall. and to all other
persons owning, occupying or other
wise interested In any OF the lots. and
parcels OF real estate in the local as
sessment district established by the
Common Council to defray the ex-
penseS Of grading and paving the al
ley within the boundaries herein set
forth
The Assessment roll has been com
plcted for defraying the expense OF
paving the alley No. ie0 being the
north and south alley between Sec
ond. Third, Ferry and Palmer ave-
nues, and II now open TO inspection
at this Office. and will remain In this
office for Ave days from the first pub
LEGATION Of this notice for the inspec-
tion Of all concerned All lots or par
cells OF land abutting on. or adjoining
the alley 80 described. have been as
scEsed for such Improvement
The Board OF Assessors will meet
on Tuesday. the Sth day OF June.
1915. at . o'clock n. M. at their Of
fice In the city Hall. and will re-
main In session for period OF six
hours TO hear any person or persons
desiring To object To any assessment
so made.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
nv DANIEL l.. DTLWORTH,
A-li2i President
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city Estimates.
INFANTRY AVE. (Paving)
Assessment Estimates.

1854 cubic yards OF excavation.
2St6.45 lincal feet OF curbstone
new straight.
4154s7 square yards OF reinforced
1925 cubic yards Of concrete under
and behind curb.
City Estimates.
222 cubic yards OF excavation.
942i lineal feet OF new curbstone
1855 iincal feet Of new curbstonc
IN H---4 II. 2--20' II Med) circles fur
nlshed by contractor.
5i193 square yards Of reinforced
concrete CThomas system) paving.
1047 cubic yards OF concrete under
and behind curb.
2t0.56 lineal feet Of retaining stone.
old Medina curb may be used
The time to be set in the contracts
for the completion OF the above paw
ing Jobs shall be az follows;
Beechwood avenue. Aug: 20 1918.
Berlin street. Aug. 90, 1915.
Mcclellan avenue, jury 81, 1915.
Catherine street, July 7, 1915,
Hunt street. July 20, 1915.
Hunt street. July I. 1915.
Thirtieth street, July |. 1915.
Wildcnere avenue (sec. -. July
I. 1915.
wildemere avenue tsec. p. Aug.
Iasaiie avenue. July I. 1918.
Beniteau avenue. July 90. 1915.
Alger avenue, July 20, 1918.
Thirty-third street. Aug. 81, 1918.
Infantry avenue. Aug. 10, 1915.
Said streets 10 be paved accordin q
10 the specifications for asphaltic
concrete adopted Jan. 49, 1915; cedar
adopted Jan. 10. 1915: reinforced con
estimates OF the CITY Engineer as
above and tho charter ordinances OF
the city OF Detroit.
Bidders will state the price per
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FOR CONSTRUCTING VITRI-
FLED CROCK LATERAL
SEWERS

Roll No 1873 For constructing
vitrihcd crock lateral sewer No. 266a.
In alley In block bounded by Green
and Beard avenues. Lisbon street and
RoWena avenue
Roll No s014-For constructlnx
Vitrlhe crock lateral sewer No 21Ot
Iu alley between Rolf Place and
Robins avenue. south Of sylvester ave-
nue.. whore not built
Part | Is due and payable within 30
DAYS from date OF this notice. Parts
q and become due and payable
In one. two and three years. respect
lively. from date OF this notice. to-
Rcther with interest nj the rate OF 4
Per cent from the date when the
work was accepted by the city.
Either Of said parts may he paid
within 80 days from the date OF this
notice. without further interest
n either Of said parts. one. two.
three or four shall not be paid WHOM
thcy bcccmc due. , per cent penalty
and Interest at the rate OF I per cent
from the date when the work was
accepted by the city will be added
and the premises assessed will be al
vertiscd and sold as provided by law.
MAX {. KOCH,
A-ISqO CITY Treasurer
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DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
Detroit, May 20. 1915.
FOR CONSTRUCTING
VITRIFIED CROCK I
LATERAL SEWERS

Sealed proposals will DO received
at the office of the Departments o.
Public Works, Detroit, Mich. until.
a. m, standard lime ne; az which tims1
and place they will be opened, for
furnishing all the labor and materials
except manhole rings and covers.
which will be furnished by the. city,
at city yards. and building and ms.
ishing complete together with tho
back filling. according TO the plans
and specifications on file In this Of
fee, vitrified crock lateral sewer IN
the following described alley:
Lateral Sewer Arm In street, IN
blocks bounded by Martin, Cicotte,s
Devereaux and Hanson streets (ex-S
Each bidder must deposit in sep.
arate envelope with his bid certined
bank check payable TO the order q
the City OF Detroit for the sum Of
two hundred dollars (S200) for each
sewer bid upon. which will be fore
feited to the Department In case tho
bidder fails 10 enter into contract'
within five days after the acceptance
of his tender Contracts to be subs,
iect TO the approval OF the Commonl
Council. The bidder whose tender V
accepted will he required TO furnish'
with his contract an approved bono
10 the City OF Detroit in the full
amount Of the contract, condolences
on the faithful performance OF con-
tract. ~
The contractor shall be paid In
bonds or the proceeds thereof. III such
bonds are purchased by the SINKING
Fund Commission according TO law,
No bids will he accepted from any
person or firm who is in arrears or
default 10 the City of Detroit upon
debt. contract. or obligation TO said
city. I.
Printed specifications In detail for!
the above work may be had on ap~'
piication 10 the Secretary. f
reserves the right TO reject any or
I542 GEO. IT. FENKELI..
A-14i7 Commissioners.
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Seeks lona.Lo.t Sister.
NOO vSSO 70 MAKE
NOu2 ooANS cloMES ?

PERRY. la, June l--ohn Davcn
port, a laborer employed IN con
struction work. is seeking the ad
dress OF his sister. from whom he
was separated VIXEN they were chill
Grcn. Finding her means a fortune
81 100000 10 each OF them. IS We'll
as 10 two other sisters
The Davenport children became
separated during the civil war, and
one daughter. Lydia Davenport, was
adopted ty "A man named Cooley
when she Was six months old
The Cooley family lived in Green
county. near Ilerndon. and Tie girl
grew 10 womRnhOod there
A number Of years ago she man
ried and went 10 Kansas 20 live
The death OF an uncle IN Indiana
left fortune TO his brother ch
dren. but the estate cannot be set.
tied until Lydia Davenport Is found