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yUM SNsaT

The approximate amount OF the len or
charge to satisfy which the ai'oNe.de
s,ribed propcrts is 20 bee sold. II t52, 1887.
with interest thereon from tho 18Th day ot
March. 1915. together with costs and allow
ance- amounting to siGS o.. with Interest
from March 18th, 1915 together with the
expenses OF the sale. The approximate
amount Of the taxes assessments ana water
rates. OF other lrns, which ARE TO be al
lowed to the pur, laser out of he purchase
money, or ptii by the Referee. Is s3.ll7.2J
aud interest.
Dated. New York, March gam, 1915
MARTIN CONBON '.efcree.
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The approximate amount ~ tne hen o.
charge, to satisfy which the aply. 10.
scribed property is TO be sold. 10 t2.5.s,;.
with Interest thereon from the tr', az
Of March, 1918, together with .osi. e.
allowance amounting to- tit.s5. p..h ..-
t.rest from March gath lgiu. tos..,,.
proxima;e amount OF the taxes t,.e.,.
iuents and wafer rates, o. Other .s.,
which are to he allowed 90 the purchase
out of the purchase money, o. paid hg M
Referee. is s7s5S and interest
Dated. New York. April 7th, 1915.
MAURICE DElCIiES Ee's-ss
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Isl ~i>ES~ CHANCES.

EXCEPTIONAL business op,uing offered
Young hrtiN" gcni'"mau Win 5000 in
vhnlrsa,r import business, state age and
former business connections l. : box / %
sun office.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

GROVE STRAW HAT MANuFACTuEGNG
CORPORATE N--A petition In hank
ruptcy has boon nled against the Grove
straw Hat Manufacturing Corporation.
10 West Fourth street. Liabilities were
.aid - br $4,000 and assets 10000
Incorporated in 1902, with capital stock
$50 200 The corporation has ~ fac
JosEPH BENEDICT CoMPANY-A re,i-
ton IN bankruptcy has been filed agalnet
the Joseph nenedt'' COMPANY sixth
company Of he J. Il. Greenhut COMPANY.
which had the vine and liquor depart
meut In that store II was alleged that
the COMPANY made preferential payments
NtANHATTAN LABoRAroRrEs-A ped
lon IN bankruptcy has been nled against
tho Manhattan Laboratories. SUB com
pdnr 81 the i Il ireenhut company
it was alleged that the company had
m.de prGfsreT'isi pGymeyts ,f s. 600,
bankruptcy has been filed asains' Jacob
u rosncr doing business o. she Posner
Gown company. ago Fif'h avenue. Lila.
blU.tes arr $1,000 and assets $1,000
WOLF COHEN. furniture. Essen street
has made an assignment 20 Same ?
S.3 ha. Been I Pe' gyms h@ fab
les are $4,000 and assets 1000
Go:eph Il s,sssr ! son pspsF ana 80:
,'rss, Gaf mad. an sssiEnme4t .
rurt'N iiso was a'ed against him
IRI:ENAN BRDS-M haze \. and David
! Freeman - no composed the Nrm ~
Freeman Bro. ,.u.ks and suit. 90
West Ssh street, NaV" mad" an asSlgU-
mcu' to Charles l.. ircenha.,. \ p.
Triton IN uiukrup'"y also was .0I
ugtius; them
MAX : TERSkO, iewelry. Co-t,ArI;
street hds made an assignment TO julius
Przcu.k. petition H. bankrupt 40
ma been Mod against him. LlsbiItirs
$40 0uu ana assets "a 900.
BEpWNSTEIN Il GERASON--A pc'.'fo-
iu bankruptcy ha, been Ned against
Morris RroNustaiu and sara GHrt- o..
who ,ompD.e t1o t~u Of RroVnsteIn &
GaraSou. dry go0Is. l?5is Thomps'n
$500. Judg' litnd appointed Il ru,rd
I M4.torr, ra.a.ypr
FRANK Z BENJAMIN. employed a. 80
Fourth hy,uu'. has a."d . petition In
uauk -Ip'gN. V.'h liabilities !"2I con- o..
l"a," and Ln asset.
schedules.
IE'r.r. ~ cedar street, has fled s-AeI.
witch Sl,,oo0 L. secured Asset were
Hrt stated.
HERBERT II HARRIS shoes $50
broadway. ha> n,"d schedules show'uG
..ablilIN~ &. 90 nom nal a-te's t,.S>a
and actual assets g. 921
Assignments
SUPERIOR PAPER RON COMPANY. \
firm, manufacturer ~ paper boxes ~ 'I'
Mercer street. has mad. an AsSig ut
los Jacob FisNerc one ~ the mariners ~
Morris ,!utsht. samuel kaufman and
Nathan Euphe. 'he other partners dii
not -lgu III" deed.
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DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.

Com pany and Term, stock. Amt. Payable,
Burns Bros, quarterly. ptd VI 20 May !
Burns Bros, quarterly com VI 70 May 10
Washington Gas Light
quarterly ,...,...-,, - VI 20 May !
T. W. WonlWorth quar-
terly ,..,,,.,.',.,, com l.es June /
sierra Pacific Electric,
quarterly ........,, pfd u. so May /
Kerr Lake Mining,
quarterly ,,,,.....-,. - CSC Jun Is
ueV York and Hon
duras Rosario Min
ing, quarterly ....... - 3st Ap. 50
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slRROGATE's NOTICES.

lNGRANAM, ARTHGK--ln pursuRrc.
% an order or HOuorah." John l. Cohalan
a SURROGATE o. the county ~ New InrL
NOTICE Is hereby given TO a., persons
hdyIpg 'latms 1gains' ARTHUR INGRA-
deSSa.ed &c, "' Inr n%"" S~w io,k
vouchers thereof 80 the subscriber, A. III,
place Of traustct'ng business No is5
RroadwaN, Borough Of Manhattan. Ci,y n,
New York, on or before the 18th day r.,
July new Dated New YORK. January iq,h
1918 pNplNlN l\GEAIiAM. Ftsc,ltor
ALEXANDER \ GRtES, ATTORNEYS for
Executor, once and a. q. Address. No.
10 ir"adWay' Borough OF Manhattan.
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Court Of Appeals Calendar.

ALBANY, April lt--Court of Appeals
7S7. Ss and EOS.
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WASH1NGTON, April lI-Dsy caN In
::. ::s and ss7, e2s. 92e and 2sOi' ISL
02 :ss 2si uo 2,s inclusivc), ?ia and ESQ.
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schedules.


81 pERIDR PAPER HtN COMPANY, \
nrm. manufacturer ~ paper boxes ~ us
Mercer street, has made an asSignw. ut
by Jacob Fish"rg. one ~ the partners 20
Morris ,!utshs. samuel Kaufman and
Nathan Euphe. 'he other partners did
not sign Ii" deed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-17
GRAND PICNIC

Given by the Germans at
.SchwaTtzman's Grove on Sun
day, August 22nd. Wagons
leave Second and Gold at 10
a. m. and / p. m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-17
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU
-KN0K
Henry hauls passage. Phone os9

Henry hnuls baggage. Phone 93e.
Henry Chavez and wife returned
today from Los Angeles.
James a Blainey. Of the Interstate
Casually company. lett yesterday for
a brief business visit In Kansas city.
Thomas zimmerman. Of Denver.
registered TO-DAY at the Commercial
club.
This weeks meeting OF the ConErc-
gatonal Missionary society has been
Postponed
G.. g.. Green q bouermakcr In the
Santa Fc shops, ieft last night for a
vacation Ia oklahoma and Texas.
Senator W. ~ Andrews has re-
turned from "a business trip to chit
cago and Ncw York.
Dr and Mrs T.. J.. Algor left last
evening Tor Los Angeles, san Fran
cisco and other California points.
planning TO remain away u month.
The couaty commissioners viii
meet tomorrow afternoon 20 open new
bids ON the jain addition. The plans
have been revised downward In the
Interest of economy.
Ad Morgan. with the santa Pc In
WINSTON, Ariz., was In Albuquerque
today 90 attend the wedding of his
rrothcr. Arthur. and Miss Janet
Burns.
Thoralf suudt, 70 Las Vegas high
school graduate. arrived today 90 att.
tend the state university. Mr.. Su1dt
H. q son Of NJ 81 Sundt, a well known
las Vegas contractor.
state Treasurer q. y. Marion re-
t.HE..H ..uf.FIaa. runTnHHU from a
brief business tip to Gallup aud icit
last night for Kansas city expecting
to return the latter part of tho week
Miss Irene Hcrkcnhon, cashier IN
the local Western Union Telegraph
Once ioft last night for q visit of
rccNral weeks with relatives ia Chi
.cago.
B spitz. well known insurance and
real estate agent has gone To- sen
Francisco. called there because OF the
illness of NIs spitz. while absent
from tho cts me Spitz agency VIII poe
looked after py "a competent oii'''
assistant
Mr and Mrs. %. ) Durand have
/ returned from "a trip 10 SAT- Lake Cl'y
uud the, California expositions Nj.
| DurHni .# state manager for tho
Kansas CITY Life Insurance company
u1i Nas % momner of h 800. 600
cub Nh..u made the trip to the
ru.ihr Ist
Mra Jessie 81 Kcleher or 80 West
/ TJcra4 rood. accompanied 10y her
| d|augntpra Margaret and Eugrnia, lcit
I thus afternoon fo, Sew York. from
which port the, sail on August 90 on
the steamship Philadelphia for san
| Juan. Porto Rico. They plan 10 re-
main WAY from Albuquerque nearly
a year
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-17
JEwELRY TAKEN FROM
WRIGHT'S WORTH $450

The value ~ the iewelry n old
coins taken from the Wright trading
post store sunday night by burglars
" estimatcd at st50. Mr. Wright
made the estimate yesterday when he
teturned from a hunting trip q Bef-
nnliilo.
Among the articles stolen from the
Wright rlnce were 3se American
SILVER and copper coins from ! cent
20 400 pieces; ten Columbian hall
dollars ten American gold DIN from
800 to SAGE piccca; one Old trade
dollar silver. with a hinge used Tor a
iockUt; two hundred foreign silvei
and copper coins. three foreign gold
coins. seventy Mexican currency
pieces. tifty cen 20 gi.00 pieces.
with Wrights Trading postmark. and
nnmerous gold rings. with different
stoaa settings. scarf pins. silver cuff
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-17
~STUDEBAKER BALL
AT THE AGENCY
A E SUCCESS

Charles NJ. Barber. distributor OF
the %Studcbaker cars, was host last
night az "A reception and bah given To
mark the formal opening OF the
s~tudebakcr agency. The stlesrooma,
where dancing took place. we're dec
GRATED with flowers and green's.
Several hundred guests enjoyed the
affair. A number OF out OF town
guests we're present. Prof. /. l.. Tello
and T.. Stanley Seder played violin
and piano selections and A. r. Wilson
ang
Punch aud iight refreshments were
served. Mr.. Barber was aided by a
small regiment Of assistant hosts.
among whom we're NJ. s. William
ma OF the St%udcbaker branch at
Dallas. Tex. Clarence NJ. Giibride. Ut
!As Vegas; II. G. Benson, H.. Hartman,
OF the Dallas branch. w. l.. Lacy. OF
El Paso, and others.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-17
GOVERNMENT PLACE
WILL Be GIVEN
DENNIS CHAVEZ
Widely Known Young Demo-
crat Resigns from City Ser
vice to Become Deputy Col
lector of Revenue, Succeed
ing Baker.

Dennis Chavez. assistant to City
Engineer James y. Gladding and
widely known throughout the state
~ one of the most active young DEM
ocrats In the party ranks. will leave
the city's service tonight. Mr.. Chavez
rcslgns his city place in the expecta-
ton OF an appointment to the SOW
ernmcnt internal revenue service.
lie is to take the place as deputy
!, collector AGATE by Bert Baker. Of
this city, who resigned ABOUT a month
ago. The appointment has moi been
! formally made, but II Is expected be-
fore the end Of the month. In the
meantime, MIR. Chavez will make "A
; trip TO san Diego. lie succeeded Dis
4 trict Attorney Manuel Vigil as New
Mexico commissioner to the expOsi-
ton.
District headquarters OF the in
tcrnai revenue service are at Phoe-
nix. but Mr.. Chavez will not be com-
PEELED 20 make his home In the ART
IONA capital. Mr.. Baker kept his
home In this city while in the service.
Like Mr.. Baker. Mr.. Chavez viii DO
charged with the collection OF liquor
taxes, income taxes and other rev.
cnues due the government.
Mr.. Baker was appointed last year.
lie resigned In order 20 return TO the
grocery business OF his s%tepfather.
a. j. Maloy.
Albert T.. Hutchinson. an engineer
who came here to work for Colonel
i%Iopewoll, VIII succeed Mr.. Chavez as
assistant to City Engineer Gladding.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-17
EN- ROLLMENT At
UNIVERSITY IS
GRATIF Y|NG
Every Indication That At
tendance This Year Will be
Greater Than Ever Before
In History.

Registration OF students at the OF.
ice of the dean. hogan today at the
University Of Ncw Mexico. The
carly enrolment was cxtremcl, graft
ifyihg ana there Is every indication
that within the next two weeks the
student body viii De the greatest In
numbers and quality since the found
ing of the uaivcrsity. Many students
registered today from various parts
of the state. Tho number OF Albu-
qucruuc students was very satisfac-
tory. many high school graduates
signing up for courses. while nearly
all the old men returned 20 continue
their work this year.
Formal Opening.
The formal opcHing or the Uni
ycrsijy OF Sew Mexico will take place
in Rodcy hall al 10 o'clock Thursday
morning President -, Il Boyd viii
deliver the principal address ion the
occasion and "A special program viii
be rendered ny the department. OF
music. The business men Of Albu-
qerquc are urged 90 attend the
opcni1g and extend the glad hand of
welcome 20 the new students. cspoe-
iaiiy those from outside of town. The
iacults of the university VIII appear
iu caps and gowns ana every effort
viii hc made Co cause the opening ia
be- - impressive and as interesting as
possible. Every courtesy viii be *
tended To- visitors. Special jitney and
taxi service has been arranged 30 care
for tranlc up the hin on the opening
day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-17
NOTICE.

Blds viii be received by the under
siRncd Tor hnuse located at ouS i,oma
avenue. Building 10 be removed by
purchaser.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-17

For any pain, burn. scald or hruisc.
apply nr Thomas Eclectic Of-the
household remedy Two sizes Zoe and
soc AT an drug ~torcr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-17

Phone o. REQ Bhrn, an West Cop
per, for first class livery, W. l.
Trimbie q Co.
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NOTED TO
SPEAK HERE OCT. ii

Announcement IL made that Or. W
II. Hornaday. of New York. n OF
the greatest living nnturalists, viii
speak In Albuquerque on OCTOBER II,
the lecture viii he under the Joint
management OF the University Of New
Mexico. tho Albuquerque high school
and the ITO Grando Gun club. The
lecture ia to be free. Because Of Dr.
s~iornaday's prominence. his lecture.
which will be In the interest OF game
protection. is expected 90 draw "A
packed house. Or. Hornaday b. one
u three directors OF the z%oological
gardens In New York city 81 has
lccturcd in all parts OF the world.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-17

Or. provinces. eye. eri, nose and
throat a. r. Armiio Bids Phone
727.
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, temperature.
, WomnH's lnhumanity To Man.
ca Summer ReverD
(From Judge.)
. Down by the sounding sea | sit.
y And as | try to dote on Il.
. | cannot somehow quite forget
. That 70 h most extremely wet.
, And apt at n moment to
D Blow up and raise a hullabalioo.
3 Besidcs contributing a list
. OF iogs and chills and murk and
. mist.
. While fierce mosquitoes Mt and
scud
, Along the shore for human blood.
. Down oy this sounding sea ! sit
. And wonder moi n little bit
. n ans mRn OF business sense
. And average tender sentiments
o Would passivly submit 60 these
. Abominationa just 10 please
. a g%oldarned girl who tells him
. she
E Dotes fondly on the sounding sea
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-17

links. Mexican silver coln cut brace
lets. filisrce work and other like arti-
cles Of iewclry. together with some
two and q half dozen green plush ring
trays and trays for scarf pins and
cuff links.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-17
ono Rub in Time saves Nine.

Don't wait until your hair Is gone
hut keep ali you have u possible. We
Meritol Hair Tonic as "A
reliable preparation for keeping the
fcaln clean and In healthy condition
1ad prnmut ng hair sroWth. II Is a
preparation Of genuine merit. one we
aro pleased TO guarantee to you.
Prices. SOC 10 si.0O. Otwell Drug Co.
exclusive agency.
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Public stenographer, Room Il,
Grant Building. Phone s5S
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-17

Let the Herald want se 40 you
cork.
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AeNNeNeeeee0eNe
H

FORECAsT-Fsir tonight and
Wednesday: not much change In
temperature.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-09
Deaths.

George Gardner. st Mary's hospi-
al ~ years. pleuro pneumonia:
Laura Weinberg. the Grace hospital.
Norma Francisco Lanrine. 100 Fierce PEREZ
~. months. pneumonia; Ernelie Ho-
aer goa Hale st. so years. broncho-
pneumonia: ~ Dobrycki. s5s Mitchell
Cohen, chiidren's Free hospital, 5
months. tubercular meningitis; Rose
Becci. las Livingstone svs,. IL years.
years. mitrai insufYiciency: Frances
Katerenecki. 3os Lafayette ave. e.
3 months. ncho-pneumonia: John
buminuria; John Ampheh. Traverse
dissass. Joyce Moore ao sS".s c' 81
Clair Flats Mich; II years: veivular
ais; Charles w Burkhardt. Harper
hospttai. - years. tetanus: Thomas
s ~1rss ns Of :gns hSspis jain s Y.ss,
81. Mary's hospital about 81 years.
inruest pending; Charles William
Brit, isi Harmon ST, II months. con-
yulslons! Louise Cannon. Proyidence
Joseph Ray. l9t Josephine st. 25
days. infection OF new born; Peter
Borier Harper hospital. - years.
hcspitaf, 81 years. Funshot wound
fsuicide). Anthony Aiagna, s7s elm
ton 81. about | year. entero colitis:
Julia Palmer. 40 Antoine. rear. about
az years. ynlvular disease OF heart
Joseph Fabiszak. 701 ThIrtieth st.
81 years. inquest pending: Olga Twin
ski, 1897 Junction ave. 81 years. in
quest pending. Nettie Fabiszak. 7ot
ing; Elizabeth Barry. 6t3 Military
I'VE. 81 years, hbroid phthisis: John
Pazekas. 2ss Crossley ave, 5 months.
a. vA..N~
and Grand Trunk r. r., 10 years In
quest pending Ana Burch. 572 Till
man ave. rs years. diabetes meIIitus.
Charles Cartier. 1889 Helen ave. as
years. hepatIc cirrhosis; Mildred
Grace. rs Riffle court. ~ years. acute
caroline diiatation: L. Fletcher. Min
nesota. "a years. fractured skull:
Martin Saphir. $50 Kirby ave, ~
years embolus apopleSia; Henrik
slimkowski. - Thirty second st. .
months. enteritis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-09

her, and that he was sent to the
workhouse for 30-day term.
In spite OF which. Mrs. McCurdie
alleged, he continued to mistreat her
so she decided to take her child and
leave him.
She met Kubbe. married him. and
thought no more about II, until she
received a letter to call at police
court and see Probation Officer May
McGill.
McCurdie, who had meanwhile
gone to work In Plymouth, Mich
heard a week ago that his wife was
married to another. and he came
here and learned that the report was
true. Then he consulted Mrs. Nc
Gill, and the warrant followed.
McCurdie left court. after the ar.
raignment. declaring that he would
obtain possession Of his child.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-09
Mayor Marx Lays Plan
Before Com
mittee
HAS ANOTHER
SCHEME MATCHING
Gilman and Dingeman
Clash At Committee
Meeting

Officials of the Detroit Reduction
Co. will be invited to appear before
the council committee on health and
city hospitals next Monday morning,
at IL o'clock. to tentatively discuss
terms for the renewal of their con
tract with the city for garbage dis
posal. The company's present con-
tract expires July /, 1916. The re-
cent decision of the supreme court
in the bond case has stopped the
city from going ahead with plans
for the construction of municipal
reduction plant In time to guarantee
its completion before next July.
Mayor Marx outlined a plan of
action to the members Of the com
mittee.
1T is out of the question now to
talk about building a reduction
plant" said the mayor. I'VE must
try to arrange other means of
handling the garbage. The Detroit
Reduction Co. has the best location
for plant. would advise this COM
mittee to confer with the officers of
the company and find out FIRST, II
they are willing to sell, and second.
ly what kind of a contract they will
make with the city at the expiration
Of their present contract. We dc
rot want to sign a contract for more
than five years. II the company
makes reasonable offer for the
sale OF their plant, think II will be
TO our advantage to take 1t over.
II they will not talk sale, then we
! must try to secure from them a new
contract on reasonable terms. We
do not want to be badly 'stung' by
the reduction company II we can
help II.
II must have some information on
! another proposition that | will give
to the committee next Monday. !
cannot disclose what the nature of
the proposition is at this time, but
II II works out as | hope II will we
will be In a position to select the
better OF two Offers"
Aid. Barnett, acting as spokes.
man for the other members of the
committee, declared that the mayor
voiced the sentiments OF a major.
ity of the aldermen.
I'VE have had your plan in mind
all the time we have been holding
UP the contracts for the new reduc.
ton plant" said Barnett. Commits.
sioner Fenkell admitted that 1t was
good thing that the committee did
not act on his recommendation and
approve contracts for more than
100000 worth of machinery, but he
advised the committee not TO reject
the contracts just yet.
Aid. Gilman, chairman of the
committee, and Corporation Counsel
Dingeman "cussed" one another a
plenty during the committee session.
They clashed when Aid. Gilman in.
terrupted the corporation counsel
while the latter was attempting To
give the aldermen some legal ad.
vice.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-09
SCORES OF BUSINESS
MEN WANT NEW BRIDGE
Charles H. Bryan Has Inter-:
viewed Many On the I'm.
portant Public I'm
pr0vement

81 am for new and beautiful Belle
Isle bridge" says Charles H. Bryan,
Of the Neutrality-suspicious. Brick
company. president Of the Public
Lighting commission and chairman
OF the board of commerce COMMITTEES
on public improvements. In my
study of the bridge question, - .
member of the board Of commerce. I
interview scores of business men. In
my Judgment all thinking people arc
for a new bridge.
1.-THE bond issue of $4,000, 900. the
authorization Of which IL to be sub
mitted to the voters Friday. Ii moro
than ample to cover the construc.
ton of a monumental bridge, one
that will equal most any Of the fam
Gus structures, of Europe. The ox-
penditure of the money will be well
conserved and the citizens are sure
to get value received, II they approve
the bond issue. not only in matef-
ial bridge but In sense OF satisfied
civic pride. ADV.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-09
Marriage Licenses

Frank Mussel. 81. Windsor, Ont;
Anna Ardwent. 90, Detroit.
John zych, rs; Ludwiga Klimek.
Joseph Bodnar. 80; Hermena Kirch-
Frank f. stone, SO. Indianapoi
Ind; Cora NJ. Stevenson. so. same.
Jos Bobroski. 20; Susanna Koczob
Joseph B. Dorm, rs; Harriet Lor-
William J. Leslie. SO. Cleveland
Anna Gay. 81. same.
Frank Sevedin. 81: Sarah Talcic. IL
George Il. Milof. IS; Sara Ia Cope
Zigmund Maximovich. e5; stanis.
lava Wasielewska, 90.
Chas. De LonR. "a. Detroit; Alice
Disbrow. 81. New York.
George r. Gust. %. Detroit: Jose
phIne l. supernalt, 90. Inlay City
John Zaloga. 25: Elsie Gori "a.
Arthur Julius wendt, 21: Ruth A
John vancil. "a; Helen Jorkowska
= Alfred II. stressinser. 25; Ida NJ
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Richard L; Scott. s5, Cleveland. O..
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wetzel. 90. Hamtramck.
Ernest c.. Fisher. "a: Catherine
Marzynski. rs.
Glenn Van Nauker. 81. LAFAYETTE
y. Y: Cleola Rounds. rs. Detroit
Harry s. Wingate, 20: Irene Beebe
Otto s. Birr. rs: Florence Jacobs
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Hugo Frank. 30: Anna schulz %
Antoni Groshka, 20: Parania Stef-
aniak, 81.
Eli Gemberling. AZ Miriam Buchar
Paul Durkovich. "a; Christine
Stronski. IS.
Joseph r. Staweke, 81: Sarah Nc
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Jesse Bailey, ~; Susan Highey. %
Walter Kwtatkowski. %: stella
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Albert l.. Allen. -; Anna l.. Beat
ton. 90.