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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-31

An ORDINANCE changing anl estab'
lisAiAg the gSaas 20 Llsseln ave
nse. roadway. esyb en1 se4sws9I
de ..rtA Ss.S q ssasisy svscss 8
. Deiet 37e.3e test nestn e -
prPtA hne 81 The Q. =. =. =. sagAt'
sss.w: ,.s sss srs:ss.s k sr.iss:as.. :,
Cco1asy, the Lake sheee 81
Essy ana tks Gssna TrusE haiiwe1
Company. 81 Canada % bridge ssl(
lincoln sveaue ana - oDeBate tAeal
rs.Reetivs railways ever ana absv'
sid Llncela avenue.
SBisg assfs 81 s sss sH4s
,,ss section 4: ra.s r: sras::. SET e
Of Lincoln avenue ~ . point
5000 feet north OF the northsrly
sasd u Al s's an si. sxsaon q n Hsss
feet. according 20 city lem o.
datum; that northerly from said
points said curbs shall have 9
gradual descent 1t the rate OF
30 feet per hundred for : dis.
trade Of the - curb" IL hereby ss-
tablished at an elevation Of 1852
feet. according to city level or
datum; that northerly from said
points said curbs shall have 9
d ss%s. 4 The The rate e 40
Of l76.Ss feet where the trade Of
said curbs n hereby established
at an elevation Of 1854 feet, Acc
cording 20 city level or datum:
that northerly from said points
decent Gsrs a s IL: rate nsvs Of ~ Feet
per hundred for . distance Of
ILLS feet where the grAde OF
at an elevation Of 1918 feet, ac-
cor. * city ,r sysi . sf d Dens;
ascent at the rate OF o.4o feet per
hundred for q distance OF 111.!b
feet where the grade OF said
curbs Is hereby nxed and estab::
feet according TO city level 9.
datum: that northerly from said
gradual ascent at the rate OF ;
feet per hundred for 2 DISTANCE
Of 1897 49, c feet whf Ssr. the ss. s:SSs
iished at an elevation Of 1851
feet according to city level or
datum; that northerly from said
points said curbs shall have 2
gradual ascent At the rate or
e.ne. feet 81 PEG su9 fsss w%ers the the
Grade OF said curbs In hereby es-
1850 feet according to city level
Sec !. Tho grade of all side
walks within the limits de:
scribed IN section ! hereof shall
conform to- this grade Of the curbs
las hePeln established.
see. 3. q The Detroit q Bay City
Railroad Company, the Lake
Shore = Michigan Southern Rail-
way COMPANY, the 0rand Trunk
Railwsy Company OF Canada:
hereby authorised to construct
and maintain q bridge over and
above the roadway and sidewalks
hereinbefore described. in accord
ance with the provisions Of q
contract entered Into between the
city Of Detroit and said com.
provided, That there shall be
not less than l3 feet between the
lower sides Of the beams or
stringers OF said structure and
the grade OF said roadway a.
fixed by this ordinance.
And provided further. That
said structure shall be main
tanned so a. to be reasonably
And sidewalk under said struc-
ture. All ordinances and resolu-
lions inconsistent herewith are
hereby repealed.
Approved July e isls; Many
Att.s.-RrcHARp LINDSAY.
B.7e City Clerk.
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m ORDINANCES shsnging So -
eaol1eh1nU The OBn1e - Oenm1e.
wealth aVonues eeoAWayk 49, -
slleHa11a fro0 he noson - -
~ sa: s.:StS iss2s;s' s s - e,
T1Ts"s1,r t,lS s1 sssssssa Z, 6s.sess. @
Esks Dhsee go AieAapa1 80
pathway CSngenz 80 ~.
r. 49, !. 1 SssSss - ~ 6sss:ssswssS55
avs: ss, sss e 49, 81 sss,s -
is aI-E EssgEs s. S 'S sEs 'ssHEER 3;
me :ss ss:s:sk "a . v:::s.!!y :a s:
noethesiy euIe ans 9Ss,ISa1 t
sss: .S'::,s e 1922 g ~ 9sss =.
sSss 1SSs, & saSy tssss g: ga
se:s.ss q % t.ss g az AZ, ! sss:
ss,i ASnSs re- i "Ssr sSt Inc sssSs
s g an ss .isSas = & i.sss ~ e.
thai nortSssiy, from said Ie!nt:
fald eurbs shsil. hav: : THse,vs s.
Ssee1 h.nS ~ ~ fset Tor - ! distance
Il ,iIi3 fset where the 9rsds
a a. cisvStsee q Il! "a fssS e:
csrains e c!sy i Level e d .ssSss
::: sr = ne :A :.s. n a y.
hundred fest for . distanee %
curb: L t hereby sssssIisSsd i 60
deviation Of. lle,ee feet. acecrd..
S e ;Ssy s:ys .s e d eeine; s ssS
sSrSs :hsn have : sra8usi accent
drsd feet for = ! 'daistsnes 81 aii.i7
feet whore the grade Of the curbs
10 hereby eetablished ~ IN sie-
va &c. e. i III x 1:ss Of All side
walks within the limite de:
conform TO the 'Srade Of the curbs
A. herein este6lishfd.
n!,;s.1 TIE 1.m D:srsit Z ,n Bay r ciss
ssors Z MieSisss sSusSsrn Ran.
Railway Company OF Canada.
their successors and assigns. are
hereby authorised 70 construcs
above the ROADWAY And sidswaiks
hSrsinbefore described. in accord
aace With the provisions OF q
contract entered into between the
City Of Detroit and said COM
paniss.
Provided. That there shan be
not less than ~ feet between the
lover sides Of the beams or
ssrinesrs OF said structure and
the grade Of said roadway ~
hxed by this ordinance.
And provided further. That
said structure shall be main
tanned 90 ~ to be reasonabiy
safe for persons using the road
and sidewalk under said struc-
ture. All ordinances and resolu-
tions inconsistent herewith are
hereby repealed.
Approved July 81, 1915.
OSCAR B. MARK.
At,.st-RIcHARp LINpsAY.
City Clerk
BIS
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BOARD OF AssEssoRs oFElcG
Detroit Juiy -. 1915.
NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. It'll.
CLEVEI AND 0TRHET

CLEVELAND STREET
william sasx cxkm S'fa% ss ss Va
echlichting. William Male. JFcdsricE
H Hst;rt AuH IkrueEcr; y! Jwiis e Yiet :;
Hsrseh. Cha. FisncSfssssr. HAw sSs
Schas6. Chrlstian Chsyin, q etsrssi,
Albert H. 0schink,. Herthe oSsh(ak.
Louis Reska, WilhelminA 0eets, John
W1thnsr. William walter. INWARD 4.
Wsitsr. Adcips SostscS. xTs. BsSS,
Hank, samuel Rethmss. Join sueSe'
Fred pudemski Herman KKi6t. Her.
mimic Nschmen. A; - Ga9PAu \ CO,
tTes JON! sSS"t dai.eSI.sw 'e f.s b.s:,,!:
Fred dSndioct. ana % al oss Sssp See.
sons owning. occupying. or etAsrWtSs
. n,.m;st: y, sson any Of the lsss sns
ssrsst in ssid City Of b Detroit ' wisSiS
The Common Council Of the City OF
Detroit, having ordered 20 much OF
ClevslAnd street. from the east lins
west line Of nimwood v :vsnus. 20 to BE s.
graded and paved. notice II hereby
s,vssn that an an AZ, ssst ,.,. has been
sna liable b. :a,S csxii foa ,. ;srS =.
provement under the provisions OF
the City Charter. and that roll 81
said assessment 10 now complsted,
and will remain Il the Aessssofs' Of.
date date * Sereof aasn HuSsss 10. isis. 70:
the inspection OF all PERSONS con-
' BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
BY GUsrAvE J. ALBRECHT.
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Total beseR-Detrolt, y; B0stoh, IT.
Two-base hits - Stanags. Dubuc
Double piay--Bush and Burns. Left
on bases--f3oston, Z: Detroit. 9. First
base on error--Dstroit. 1. Bases on
on Leonard. !; on Wood. !. Hits
on Dauss. II In ! l-3 innings; on
steen, none In I 80 innJn9s: on Cow
eiesiie. none In . innings; on Boiand.
non. r. ;,nin ,nnin - 81 Wool dona i1 ~
innings Hit by pitched ball--By
Leonard. : tBurns KavapaGh): by
Coveleskie. (IIewis). Struck out
by Dauss, ]: by Boiand, !; by Leon
Tims-2:l2. umpires = Chill and
EyaMa.
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& e, .: g: is:s': 81 ~; e;
B-ss q ~ rs ~ ] ! \
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section I. 1hat n et1ln0nD
An ordnance lotlt1oo sAu oelt1
nance e amen9 ~ oe6tnAno4 ~.
titled An oPG(nonoo 20 oOQn1 ~
esdinaacs s9tele9 A Sf41pn2ce
c e aIsSd oySS $685. 80 AZ y sSs fass
Of petrolt Ter IL ye1S ltlG ~
'addtng thsrsee Z NV lee(1Sa u
Be- h1own e eeet4an 1&s u. md
the same q kesohy aIsea1S6 q
rsed - felloxas B, w ss
.n ~, ". go. .s $500 x8s5ss
shall b ksseazsss ssseSissH ~
within the CjSy q 6etf0SS q.
scribea a foll(Wps Al TIT onlle
q the City of Qe(ro(t 6eu4( ~ n
w yissd rs sv.n g IL s2S}ss ~ ~
the National bsssissy IA SS
the east ~ the eAst1fJx az Mo-
:. its. and On tho nGeth ~ ~
northerly city um1ta, oRb4p<l01
howsyss. the fetlcytnG e9s4l1De
R os Il E shs H. H. AZ cs ~
subdivisioH iyinS b6svSSS J1<Sf-
son avenue eN4 tho ceQn0gu
Creek .dre49e cuG e0-ealle1 -
esssp prns5. re sests<5y ~
ltcwins 1ScsStbe4 1891 ef NJ:
Park subdivioico of "a fkee TIT
north 81 dre{ict eySHu4 35Ss5c1E
Wayne county, 1(lo14Cant oloe1
parcel Of Lard; Let ~. ye ~
n BENT e, -, ~ fy . e ~
G. IA lying eQuth - ye1eoe4o9
tSsssos = r:sesS:s IS ME- y q
piats. pags q, eald parcel beeae
situate on the seuthooet eoeH0
o. JsfferSon anl xoqAey ovonu1o,
scribed RarcS! g Iaa4s I4te ~
=. c. lgl, City % DstselE Wayno
SEC. :. Tkia ordinAneo eholl
take immediate eGeeHs
Approved 'niyo jdARRY 49,
Att..s--RIcHARp 5ut8fxE
O-SV itit4 yf'ta ~ ~. II
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Y Yesterday Reswlts.
Buffalo. s.: Richmond. o.
Q0cheater. 4; Providence, o.
Montreal. 4: Jersey City. g.
4 No other games scheduled.
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Yesterday Results.
Chicago. 3. Buffalo. I.
Newark At At. Louis, wet grounds
No others scheduled.
TeAay's 0smes.
Buffalo at Sc. Louis.
Newark at Chicago
Baltimore At Kansas City.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
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NOTICE.STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1713.
KIRBY AVENUE

su TS Fas :sf ks g. J: :S'ei
T TS. k sssS;!s Co. isss 49,. q
ing. or otherwise inteeeot4a q any
of the lots asd prsaiesc freSt3sl e.
yithln the limits hsrs'aass>e ~
n:;S:,, ce g.;;s. csszss!! (. =: cy =
' k'ss, 4 1894 S;sc:;::l,.s ': ::,ss - !.
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ALLEY SOC (Paving)


SIS cubic yards excavation.
1sS3.iS square yards ons-course
1851 i,nssi feet Of retaining plank.
CITY Essi.ssss.
(Nons)
The time 20 be set In the contracts
for the completion OF the above paw
ing jess she'll be 2: sc''cw.: ,.,.
f f:ssr:c. ; s.::ss s s:ss ,ss
YanSsrSilt avenue. sses iSih. ISIS.
Alley Sol. sept. 18th. 1918.
x x'ii:y t sss. s s.Ss l 18th ' ss,s
Alley g! eeyt, isth. ieis;
Alley SOC. Sept. 18th. 1918.
said street: TO BE- paved according
s GO rel sScps:d jan a.. 1915: ssSar
Jan. 10. 1915, ne-courss concrete.
saSpssd Feb - }rs ,,s iss ss, the est =:
Of the City Of Detroit.
p!ddsrs. viii state .. The price .:s. per per
n fs s1 ,s Of , sSfS"s g. ess:
and prsss per lisssi ioet Tor retain:
ing plank or stone. etc.
BIDS VII only bs rseeiysd e, the
sr emit ,s o. s ~ .scssnc 81 .srsSs ~ nor ner
auspsitiss stated in the essimsss and
the bid VIII . accepted which is the
lowest regardless Of any error Of ex-
tensions or footinss made By bid.
Biddsss must deposit Win bids en-.
Aed check payabis 90 the order Of the
Department Of Public. Works Of the
CITY Of Detroit. a. follows; :.
fsssr:sr A Ss.:s: :'ii :sss g e
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DEPT. or PUollC WORKS
Detroit. July -. 1915.
SIDEWALK NOTICE

TAX. M Mosfcs Thai f 81 C Sr4sr Of IN.
Common Council you are required TO
construct. reconstruct or put to pro-
per line and grade. q brick. natural
crete sidewalk. crosswalk or drive.
way. according TO specifications pre-
pared by the Commissioners Of Public
Works and approved by the Common
Council
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per line and grade. q brick. natural
cement or or dri1
way. according to cpecihcations pre-
pared by the Commissioner OF Public
Works and approved by the Common
Council.
WEST SIDE-BOOK A.
avenue In front Of or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots num-
bered .. >. Z. ., 9. Z. 9. between
Fourth avenue and Greenwood
avenue. Peppers. Hill, varney q
Thatchers sub. OF o. L. No. II.
Cd On the south side OF Putnam
avenue In front Ut or adjoining
such lot or, part Of lot mum.
avenue and 0reenwo. avenue
Sub OF the rear Of the Forsyth
farm "a subdivided by the COM
mi.si1nsrs OF the estate OF the
ca On the east aide. of Vermont
avenue. In front of or adjoining
such iSt or. part OF Let num-
OF lot I Of the sub. OF the Laf-
erty farm. n. OF Grand River
road.
EAST SIDE-BOOK A..
(D On the west side Of Mt. Elliott
avenue. In front OF or adjoining
s sse is g. e. B:sf w. Of lot 4., nS%i
SSnd w pu Er.r roaa' e: :.c thai a. Part 4
Il, IL E.. bounded on the r.. by
Dunn road and r. r. right of
way and on tho N. by City Line.
WEST SIDE-BOOK C.
"a On the west aide Of clippert
bersd ~. between Audrsin
s ss': 81 ,n D.r e' y i'r' G. Il, R.".' u
Michigan avenue.
street, in front Of Or sdioinins
such lot or part OF lot mum;
Avenue asesS "a. ana csvsiry Avenue.
Plat Of the sub. Of the walter
90 On In. east side Of Martin ave.
nSs In n front s Of o. Q, Id, ad!o,nins
Ssrsd il. T. between Otis
Elmer I. R,ehmond's sub. Of
the north AT acres Of lots
.:;,.s.. south tub Of e ch, e. H ;os1E.
s:ssk part a. q +. {. IL. e, City 's 3;
Detroit.
(O On the south side OF wcodmers
avenue. IA front Of OF sdjoinins
bsrsd 2fs, between Dig avenue
And Ipglis. avepus.. 0rantore
! Of the sub. OF p. 9, 90 In T.
o.. n. II f.. south OF Dix ave-
nus ana Township lands.
A. are owned By you. on or before
the 18th day. Of August 1911, o. in de-
fault thereof. the came will Be. con-
proper line sSS SsSs b. Il. "p.rs
ment Of Public Works. and the ex.
penes thereof. Together. With the cost
Of this publication. win b Assessed
oEo. n. rrNxrLf.
SceTm''''0nsr Of Public w0rha
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ssSrins. 80 ter wizs. With ss.eourss
concrete pavinS.
ALLEY SOC (Paving)
so y D'SsS v' s:swss4 wwsss.a end
AcQvaw. 70 feet Wide. With one
course concrete pavine.
MeGRAW AVE. (Paving)
Asssso0eot Uue1uaesss
sl4s cubic yards sxcayetion.
ss7s. q itnSei feet Of susessons
]. .:sss s s:s:s block
1870 cvbie ysrds eesessts under
s srf s.s. fsss ..s 's ~ ns~
!. e.;. s.; < ~: -; ; Z es:s.;
circles Furnished BY c6ntsaete,:
eo ,ss.ss iSsS Ssds: ssd sa siss
3S.S7 cubic yasds eoaersts sndss
81: iin:si & ~ q rssa....f ssess'
s fiG n::i s ssss i e.; Ss..s e saas
PETERSON 81. (PAving)
Assssssnses nse11neeee.
is:: cubic yssds sxsavetses; ,s...n.
80 !!e::l &c. q surs.ss..: !. S,ss:~,
dressed outside; l--sv = Nod; 6se:eed
rss: arn:s! s ss ss::sss
SSfoe1 square yards cedar block
on ccpcrste foundetion paving.
$50 cubic ya5ds concrete under
s"u oe"'"u r,ssw D1s~ss-.~
i!s cubic yards s.cavation.
/ &c linSal feet Of new esrostens
ss i,nesl feet Of nev eursssc.s
furniahed BY contractor.
SSifS square yards cedar block on
concrete foundation paving.
Ia cubic yards eoncrsts under and
80 Iinsai feet Of retaining stone.
isO.oS iinssi feet q rstaininS plank.
| CAMPBELL AVE. (Pavins)
Aassssnsst nstinates.
1855 cubic yards excavatioa.
i7o7.ls iinsal feet OF eurossene
isst. 81 sausss yards cedar bisck on
concrete foundation paving.
ss.sI cubic yards concrete under
and behind curb
Sol cubic yards excavation.
40 linsal feet OF new curbstons
(straight).
ig.i3 lineal feet OF new curbstcne
in q Z Med.) circles Furnished oy
Si7.sS square yards cedar block on
concrete foundation paving.
Ssh cubic yards concrsts under and
behind curb.
30 lineal feet Of retaining stone. old
Medina curb may be used.
ioi IineaI feet OF retaining plank.
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BOARD OF AssEssoRs OFFICE
Detroit. July 81. 1918
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National League.

Ys~terAay's Results.
Rrconiyn coSsSc i-S5 !
PittsburE % z o o o o 0 60 1
Batteries--Rucker and Miller: Har-
mon and Gibson. Umpires--Byron
and Eason.
Innings. listss7ss RHE
Boston.. :. o o o o o q o 0 81 Z o
Cincinnati o 0 o o. . o. $50 8 0
natteries--Jsmss. Hughee, barnes
and 0owdy; Schneider and wingo,
Umpires-Klem and Cockill.
- o''e' fIRsr GAME.
lnninss. 3ttS RH Y
cSicaso 80 sSSiS o Ii
Batteries: Stroud and Meyers: Law
e9der. Pierce and Archer. Empires:
Rigler and Hart
innlng.. isstss5ss RH z
ChicAgn. o o o iS2o o s--S 8 .
Battsries-Perritt. Schauer and
Doom: Humphriea and Archer. I'm
pires---Rtgler and Hart.
Philadsiphia-st. Louis. rain.
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STANDINGS


AmstSeaa League.
sTANDIN0S.
w l. Pet. w T. Pet.
c ss:;sss si;, e: :;s n l Ess MI ; q,
Wilton Il g I'll xsississ ;;iisi .;si
YsssssAays Rssslts.
ss: ;!::' r.. s:s:i:!sS-::ssfs
pires-C Connolly and wallace.
Si:I;ss $;S::isi$ Ill !;
Batteries - Morton and /. o'Neil.
knew!sen END iApp. umpirss--Di.
. .i Ies&l. sssssSess-s44li
wash'ton 0s0oo 900 So o
tteries--Wetlman and Agnew;
Ayrss and Henry. umpires-O'Lough
I'm and Hiidsbrand.
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Yesterday Results.
Milwaukee. .; Columbus. g.
q. paul. 4: Cleveland. o.
Indianapolis. 2: Minneapolis, 1.
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TOAayss Games.
brooklyn NJ Pittsburgh.
Phillies at 81. Louis 1.-TWO gAmes)
Boston ~ Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago 1.-TWO gamss)
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VANDERBILT AVE.
(Paving)

as7o cubic yards excavation.
3sss.3t lineal feet OF curostone
(newl straight
sSs4.b7 square yards esphsitie con-
crete foundation paytng.
i9s.l, cubic yards concrete under
ssss GUNS ii"s.i Yr ss.s q new cSrsston.
ia4.Ss iine.l feet OF new curbstons
in st. r. lilo :. i-S0 3 Aed)
ssiss square ysfds asphaitic con-
crete natural lake Asphalt) on con-
crete foundation paving.
1917 cubic yards concrete under
sss.ss iinsai feet OF retaining stone.
old Medina curb may be used.
ALLY sol (Paying)
Assessmsnt Estiuates.
~ crb'c yssd; ys sssay SsH on CO.
crete Foundation paving.
.4ss iinsaI feet OF retaining plank,
City Estanatss.
fNonel
ALLEY 5O2 (PAying)
Aasessment Est1Dates.
2<e cubic yards excavation.
3SaS lineal feet Of curbstons In
(4--a0' r Conct) circles by contrac-
iss!;ss :. : .aI. yards ons.oour's
SIS iinssi feet Of retaining plank.
I" Il i,neai feet Of straight concrete
curb. Sin. c Z y II;
: cubic yards excavation.
20 square yards one-course con-
crete paving.
ALLEY sos (Paving)
Assessment Estswates.
1s3 cubic yards excavation.
6s1.7l square yards one-course con-
sss iinssi feet Of retaining plank.
CITY Esti~ates.
cubic yards excavation.
II square yards ons-course con-
s.ss cusis yards concrete under ana
s. iinsai feet Of retaining stone.
old Medina curb may be used.
ALLEY 5O4 (Paving)
Assessment Esttnates.
t7s cubic yards excavation.
17s3.0l square yards one-course
1865 i.rssi Feet of retaining plank.
CITY Estsnatss.
cubic yards excavation.
31.3s square yards one-course con.
crete paving.
ALLEY sos (Paving)
Assessment Dst10ates.
184 cubic yards excavation.
$3.50 square yards one-eourss con-
crete paving.
80 iinsai feet Of retaining stone.
old Medina curb may be used.
7s1 lineal feet OF retaining plank.
In. y In.
e.Js cubic yards concrete under and
behind curb.
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TeAay's Games.
Detroit 1T Boston.
80. Louis at Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia
Chicago at New York.
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EAST SIDE-BOOK a.

Cd On the west side Of Nj. Elliott
avenue. In front OF or adjoining
bered o. L. between raIiroad
and Dunn road. all that part of
N. w. Frac. sec. 10, r. g.
H. IL E.. bounded on the r. by
Mt. Elliott avenue on the ". by
Dunn road and n. r. riGht-of-
way and on TIM n by City Linz
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Az O3D1AAICD eAang1nG anl -
taola1asnI ~ ~ gsnAo % Hoa6oa
Is. s': & - 80: 49, $500 !. =: ss,tss
west - to Ssa1os me q 0resn-
woe4 aveAoo - : po0at aGY feet
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-21
Police Court Chronicles

Curiosity has often caused Joseph
Doueherty considerable trouble. When
ever he sees anything he doesn't under
stand he investigates It. And when he
doesn't understand what he Is looking
AZ he asks questions about II. The fact
that these questions might appear ridicu-
lous does not bother him In the least
Nor does he care when his interrogatory
habit arouses the wrath Of those oues-
toned.
He was standing on the bridge at Front
and Berks street watching the milk trains
roll in on the Reading road. 1t was mid
night. Policeman Morgan saw him.
There had been several 'hold-ups' near
the bridge. The cop concluded that
Dougherty did not have the best OF rea-
sons for being there at such a time.
what are you doing there?' asked
Morgan.
Nothing" replied Dougherty
stop It and come down here" COM
manded the cop.
what for?" asked Dougherty.
At this Morgan ran up on the bridge
and took the lone man by the neck.
whats the idea?" queried Dougherty.
mo idea required" replied the cop.
That's funny" ventured the prisoner.
At the 4th and York streets police sta
tion the complications increased.
What did you do?" asked Magistrate
Glenn, addressing the prisoner.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-21
BABY PARADE IN CAMDEN
"Charlie Chaplin" Contest Also to Be
Feature of Carnival Today

A baby parade and Charlie Chaplin"
contest will be the features of today's cele-
bration in Camden, now being held to
mark the passing of the city's population
above the 10000 mark.
Prizes will be awarded for both events.
In the baby parade prize of $40 will be
awarded for the best decorated coach or
go-cart. The prettiest baby in the opinion
of the judges will be awarded an order
for one dozen large cabinet photographs,
while the fattest baby will receive $3.50.
In the Charlie Chaplin" contest prize
Of IS will be given for the best impersona-
ton of the famous comedian The second
prize will be $3.50. There will be numer-
Gus individual awards for both contests
Tonight there will be parade of the Sd
Regiment, N. @. N. J.i Battery B. and the
Naval Reserves. Prizes will be awarded
for the best decorations on buildings, clubs
or dwellings along the line of march.
The carnival is under the direction Of
the Business Improvement Association of
Camden. 1t was officially opened yester-
day Parades marked the afternoon and
night celebrations. The carnival will
close tonight
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-21
FENCE BUILT BY PHYSICIAN
STIRS IRE OF HIS NEIGHBORS
They Say 1t Was Erected for Spite" and Interferes
With Family Washing-He Denies and Threat
ems to Invoke Penrose and McNichol

Every normal family wash must be
huns out Ia the air TO dry.
But IL appears that DIR. Francis j. Lam
mer. OF 1866 North 18th street. objects
20 families hanging their wash In the air
which is over his property Therefore he
built an extensive fence, which interfered
with the alignment OF the various family
washes nearby Naturally, the families
IN question are indignant They declare
the phyaieiahs action Is the climax to a
number Of postal card threats In which
he a. alleged TO have said he would cut
down the lines. whether laden with wash
or not. n they didn't stop hanging II out
over An unoccupied piece OF ground at the
rear Of nis home.
The doctor says it's not q spite fence.
he sald he constructed the fence for his
own benefit; that be intended 20 make q
playground Tor his children and later use
the ground incIosed for garage. The
docior also said that he never threatened
any one.
AmonG those VIZ disaeree with Doctor
IanImtf In the matter Is Mrs 4. Lowen-
1lr|n. oI ~ North 18Th street She said
"a several cecaaIopa her wash had been