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The Detroit times., 1915-12-11
Greece Refuses
Allies Demands
BY UNITED PRESS.

ATHENS. Dec. ll.-Greece has re
fused to make any more concessions
10 the Allied powers IT present. Il
was authoritatively stated today. A
few hours after the arrival OF un
confirmed reports that the Allies
were evacuating Serbia. the an
nouncement was made that con
versations With the Allied diplomats
have ended.
Relations between Greece and the
Allied powers are approaching a
critical stage. Greek military ON
cials have been dispatched to the
frontier. following their conference
with Gen. Sarrail. Both govern
ment officials and Allied diplomats
displayed the greatest pessimism TO
day.
King Constantine has Informed
the entente ambassadors that he
cannot yield To their demands
Greek military ofncers en- route 10
the border have been instructed "a
report Immediately TO the king. II
Is possible their reports r1ay result
IN the resumption of negotiations,
but Anglo-French diplomats are not
hopeful.
Oficial dispatches ;odey con-
frmcd the reports that at least part
OF the Anglo French forces have re-
treated entirely from Serbia into
Greece Whether they were pur-
sued across the border by Bulgarian
or German troops Is not known.
Saloniks dispatches reported that
Germans under General Won Gallwitz
occupied Gievgeli, inst across the
Greek border and the base OF the
Anglo-French operations in Serbia
yesterday morning. At the same
time Il wes reported that the British,
near Doiran. had repulsed severe
Bulgarian attacks.
The Salonika reports have not
been officially confirmed. II Is gen
orally believed here. however, that
the Anclo-Freuch forces will COM
plete the evacuation of Serbia today
II they did not retire across the bor-
der YESTERDAY, and that they VIII
fall back on Salonika.
A Salonika dispatch fled last
night contained nat denial Of the
report that German troors occupied
Giegveli yesterday. II was stated
that the station was still In the
hands OF the Anglo-French yester-
day noon.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11

nay $40 a week to the woman who
now II Mrs. Kerby"
when did you first find out your
daughters affections had been alien
atedH asked n. Calvin Bigelow
crcss-examining the witness.
"Tt was In October. 1906. I have
seen little of her since then. The
last time ] saw her was in February
this year, but then didn't get n
taIk with her. It was only a casual
meeting"
Mr.. BIgelow exhibited letter
written by Dewey from New York
20 his daughter. under date ~ Feb
I. 1919. II was addressed TO Dear
Charlotte" AMI was signed, with
love. Papa"
And do Won mean 10 say that YOU
correspond with your daughter. and
vet she has lost all affection for
you?" asked Mr.. Bigelow.
She has no affection for me, ex-
cept TO come TO mo Tor money" re.
pied the jeweler.
Lizzie Dean Dewey obtained a di.
yorce from Dewey in 1904, Judge
Brooke signing the decree. Dewey
nad nied a cross-biil. but when tho
case caIne up hs had gone TO France
and did not contest it. The motner
was given custody OF Miss Dewey,
who now Ia 10 years old. The next
year Mrs. Dewey was married u
Arthur kerby, who Is manager OF
the Wasnington.blvd. auto garage
Ihe Kerbys live at No. l597 Wood
~ard-ave.
Dewey told the court ne had es
tabiished a profitable jewelry bust
ness in Paris, and maintained an
ohice at No. 5Sl Fifth.ave., New
FORK. but when the war broke out
his business was ruined. and he haC
% olote II up. Now he has an ofilc,
IN the David Whitney building. DE
troit. where he says ne propose;
| building up a new business. He ex
planned that one reason he had no
paid the back alimony was that h'
had not been officially notified o
any court order for IL, and that M
demand had been made upon hin
for II.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11
N01lCE--STREETPAVIEC
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. December Z. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1884.
LELAND STREET,

To Joseph Ptach. Dorotha Roma
nowskt. Jacob Rathnow, Frank Koss.
John Schroeder. v. Micxecki. b. Os-
trowski. John Mazur. Paul Grones,
Matthias Reske. julia Busch. Ignats
Zcarneski w. s. Piggins Sons.
Thomas Stoss. A. Kleinowski. Mich
ael Mlotke. Albert Koterski. Andrew
Borskf. Anna wilk6wski. Charles Sa-
buske. Adam Pawelski. Joseph Koss.
Charles Brunke. Anthony Zellas.
Frank Kandrzowski. Ignats Bieske.
August Waldowskf. and to all other
persons owning. occupying. or other
wise interested in any Of the lots
and premises fronting on Leland
street. In said City Of Detroit with
In the limits hereinafter mentioned
The Common Council Of the City Of
Detroit. having ordered so much of
Leland street-from the east lire of
Dec ouindre street to the west line Of
81. Aubin avenue. to be graded and
paved. notice In hereby given that
an assessment has been made upon
all the lots and premises fronting on
said Leland street, and liable to be
assessed for said Improvement un-
der the provisions OF the City Char
ter. and that roll or said assessment
IL now completed. and will remain
at the Assessors Office. in the city
Of Detroit. from the date hereof un-
til December 81, 1915. for the inspec-
ton OF all persons concerned there
In.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
BY GUSTAvE J. ALBRIGHT.
B-4ss President.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11
ZWEIDINEK
LIKELY TO FOL-
LOW DUMBA
lCont,nued frnr. Page Oanl


3oy-Ed, recalled last night, immedi
ately was gratifying. as. for time
II was feared she would show her
displeasure by leaving the posts va
cant during the wal.
Four pianK shots and two solid
shots were fred by the French
cruiser Descartes in holding up the
American steamship Coamo. near
San Juan, p r., Thursday, II is un-
officially stated.
A French lieutenant who boarded
the Coamo said orders had been
given 10 take all subjects of Ger
many and her allies from ships
crews. beginning Dec. s, rnd 10 take
all such persons from amcng the
passengers after Dec, 1S.
After the six shots had been fired
and the Coamo had stopped, small
boat put out from the cruiser, with
the lieutenant AMI his men. On
boarding the Coano the lieutenant
proceeded 10 Can't Barbour's cabin
md drm1nded that the captain pro-
duce lists Of the passengers and
crew.
The long expected storm In con-
cross over the Administrations con-
lnct of the defense OF American
rights on the sens broke Friday
when Senator Hoke Smith. Demo
crat. Of Georgia demanded an in
vestlgation Of Great Britain's inter
ference with neutral trade. and Sen
ator Lodge. Republican, replied with
n demand that anv investigation In
clude the loss OF American lives.
"rhe body Of an innocent child.
floating dead on the water. the VIC
tim OF destruction oNan unarmed
vessel. Is 70 mo hore poignant
and a more tragic spa Actacle than an
vnsold bale ~ cotton" declared the
Massachusetts, senator.
Both resolutions were referred 10
the senate foreign relations commit
tee.
Intervention bv congress presa ged
in the senate debate late yesterday
IN this governments diplomatic al.
fairs also promised new factor To
be considered by both the state de-
partment and foreign governments.
Many senator's and representatives
are preparing vehement attacks on
various countries for alleged inva-
sion OF American rights, life and
property.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11
NOTICE STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit, December 7. 1915
Paving Notice No. 1926.
ARTILLERY AVENUE.

TOD. T.. Lorimer. Theodore Me-
gro, Il M. Newman. Diamond Mfg.
Raiiro;.d. Mich gan centrai RSiproad H%ssh
Helena Quincy. Virginia Quincy, John
Beyster, T. Fradette. William Pop
ham. William G. Henry. state saw
ME- msa,aIshS bfnk' John John 4 ,on LamOpa; n. W.
Ieddy. =. c. Buelow. Fred Brown. D.
Harn,wig. @. r. Monaghan. A. f.
+; a. Rcsborough. c. E. Fox. r.
Harry L. Danger. d. E. Heineman.
F1ndiater Lodge, No, as, ". "a. Cold :
poehrinS.J; Gutkowski.. G: Burns, II.
Lsrke y. j. Coach, A. Hin. O. Hau-
ser. N. Kramer Atlas Foundry Co.
scnd,a,. = + G,srssgb ssggbn ranh Tds,. sT'h b ,John
er and TO all other persons owning
in any 81 the lots and premises
fronting on Artillery avenue, In said
city Of Detroit within the limits here.
The Common Council OF the City
OF Detroit. having ordered so much
OF Artillery avenue. from tho NORTH
line OF Jefferson avenue TO the souti
line Of Fort street. to be graded ant
paved. notice Is hereby given that an
Assessment has been made upon nj
the lots. and premises fronting OF
said Artillery avenue. and liable I,
be assessed for said Improvement un
der the provisions OF the City Char
ter. anc that roll OF said assess
ment is now completed, and will re
main at the Assessors Ofhce. In tn,
City OF Detroit from the date here
OF until December 2i. 1918, for tn,
inspection Of all persons concerned
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
BY CUSTAvE J. ALRRECHT,
B-4ef President
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11
MOrtuary

sMtTH-Anna y. Southwick Smith.
formerly of Detroit and Dexter.
wife or - J. Smith, mother az VIM.
u, George r.. Clarence ". south
wick and Mrs w. ". Dn''ou ~
the home OF her daughter. Schonec-
tady. ~. Y, Thursday. Dec. .. 1919.
lnterment Woodmere. Monday. Dec
TEAGAN-Dec. 10. s.i5 n. m, at her
late residencc, 22s7 West Grand.
blvd, Mary ~. Teagan. widow of
tho late George s. TcnRan. Notice
OF funeral later.
MILLER--Dec .. Marion, beloved
VIE OF Oscar Miller. at Sunny
Torches eanit rum. aged ~ years
Funeral from CrOsby's undertaking
parlOrs. 2S73 Woods srd-ave.
sTfLWfi4ts--John. Dec 10. aged 80
years. beloved husband OF Amelin
ard dear father ~ Mrs. Walter
Mite, Edward. Mollie. Myrtle
Ethel, Mildred and Annnbel. acd
dear brother Of Henry stilwiii. Fu-
neral from the late residence, fs3
Maybury Grand, Monday, .. m
Interment Elmwood cemetery.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11
PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit, December I. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1929.
EMERSON AVENUE

To Felix Van Collie, st. Clair Park
Co., John Chambers. r. W. Harding.
G. y Becker. Il. K. oenor. Fred At
Neeley. George Hunt. 81 ieadSssf.r'
Charles steinbrecher. Charles Near.
u. Manderer, Joseph seit, Lawrence
Brennan. ,,,, An Edward Wit; Emil Witt,
". Garland. NJ. F1annlgan, ). NJ COZ.
fey. x X. Dumphy. Margaret Dunn
ws,deman, S.i,a i ,,A 4. r b,u.,ay,, bTsr:,ney,, s Y
johnson. Mabel Johnson. Chsriss Por.
ter. Bessie Graham. Corneiia Gray
Leo Bielski. George 8. Trottier, l.
voss. Edson Bigelow. Mary l. voss
Mansell. A. Doptes. and TO all othe,
wise Interested in any Of the lot,
and premises fronting on Emerson
svenue. in said City OF Detroit wtthir
The Common Council OF the City
of Detroit. having ordered so mucf
OF Emerson avenue. from 500 fee
south OF Essex avenue to the south
curb line Of Jefferson avenue. to bs
graded and paved. notice is hereb,
made upon all the lots and premise,
fronting on said Emerson ave. ue
and liable to be assessed for said
Improvement under the provisions OF
said assessment IL now compieted.
and will remain at the Assessors OF.
fce. In the city Of Detroit, from
the date hereof until December 2i.
1915. for the inspection OF all per.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
~ 0GtTAvEj. ALBREcHr.
~ -, ~ - n, u. - i. fTeoioeut
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11

erode. n. Grayson. NJ. II. Robertson,
Reed, Fred re sGAii Z. aanS.. J. " Rurner.
r Matthews Co, John sehroeder,
:: s.sinwait. =. J. sasadss, willa,nmS a,,S 2
Neeiey. Georss sprens, / Lana:
han: Richard Porath N: Nefr; Gee George
r. Williams. Robert c. Fitner., Kurt
q. Rumpel. A. r.. Richardson. Henry
J. Schultz. $. j. Hunter. n. F. seho-
ssr; Nellie Martin = Lgsas; sinclair a; H9ss Sm:
George II. scheifne. William Beyer-
ly. X. X. Thompson. George Croiins'
Rcs.f; T & p s'PsT Fsn. Frank f + BROOKS. Ssnff'9
Rogers. r. J. GallagheI; Georg. X.
vorpagel, Harriet {. Gallagher. wal
ter W. Troup. Carl schneider. w
FoEo. Henry Barneskcn. Carrie NJ.
Quail. and 10 all other persons own
ing. occupying. or otherwise inter
ested in any OF the lots and premises
fronting on Northwestern avenue. IN
said City OF Detroit W thin me limits
hereinafter mentioned.
The Common Council Of the city OF
Detroit. having ordered so tnuch O!
Northwestern avenue, from me W ,bs
east line OF Wildermere avenue 20 re
graded and paved. notice heIeoy
given that an assessment has oecn
MADE upon all the !ots, Ahu pte".i
fronting on said Northwestern ave
nue., and liable 10 be assessed Tor
said Improvement under the pro.
visions OF the City Charter. and that
a roll OF said assessment 10 now COM
pieted. and will remain at the ASSES
sors Ofnce. In the City or petrSi.
from the date hereof until December
81. 1918. for the inspection or All
persons concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
By GUSTAvE J. ALBRIGHT.
Raj President
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11
Births.
BOYS

a
Sidney LaVine. l54 T.. Elizabeth
ave. Michael Rzepa, iO9 Pnisski-st.: f:
Karol Jendrzeyewski Sc Peterson-st.
Charles r. Ring, Courtland-ave f:
Walter Walter Amsbury. los Chope- pi; Max
Wlodnrczyk. IS Tillman-ave.. Omer
II. Wilson. 3ss Field-ave: Harvey
Petersen, 7os 81. Clair-ave. Walter
= Leppek. ~ Frederick-st..; Stanley
kuna. i2s? Junetlon-ave John Wy
schutski, 55l F.. Forest-aye. Josef
,lownlak. 1882 The odore-st.. Antoni
kakunia, 70i f.. Foreyt-ave.; Clyde
SShoop. 231 81 Jean-ave.: John w.
Sohilary. u wolton-st.. PIT Pawilk.
20 hammond Henry Cadinea
10 Itrlen-avc.; Charles +. Eber.
Providence hospital. Harold r Bird
sail. Providence hospital: Samuel BIa.
lick. Providence hospital. Wense A.
Guindon. Providence hospital. John
Woiclk, 80 Gle yt0n-aVe.. Domenico
Adamczvk. .lO7 Honest; Joseph p
G. KleinhOfer. So Frcmont-pl: Fred
q Dewey. l45 owbridRe-s Ciar-
ence Ia Fluer. e2i Vinewood- ave. :
James -. L,eavenworth. Womans hos
pttal Ambrorsy Borka. 9l4 Hubbard
ave, Frank w Bidner. 90 Rrady-s,
Charles Thomas. 269 r. Larned-st.;
Alen r. Glenn. $50 Twenty fth-st.
William O. Ensor. $40 sixteenth-st.
GIRLS
George r. Sunderland. Grace hos
pital. Fllyya Ventinngler. 27s Clln-
ton-st.; Walter Cichowski. 20 Peter
son-ave. Otto Korpack. 1873 Max-
well-ave.: Peter Slempkowski, i6l
Thirty -hrst-st.; John Kpss. ii5 Thir-
tieth-st: irving Stodaard Warmer
hospital: VIM. Votenz. 220i whitaker
ave; George Kuhn. az Jerome st.
James Grace. 1s Rine-st. octaf De
Mac Donald. 5ii Hnwood ave. Joe
Gobebiski. 2as Third-st. John Rych-
licki, ais Thirtieth-st.: Vincent Fiji
povity. ii12 Junction ave: VIM. Neil
Maroney. 70 Twenty-hrst-st: Frank
Derbey. Grace hospital. Michael IN %
herowski. - Grcuecl-st I.afaye tie
simmons 1871 Coplin-ave. Archie
Hunter. ~ May-aYe Edward Con-
nelly. 922 Vermout-avc.. Charles
White t31 bumley-st.; F-9nk A. cal
Ian. -rs Trumbuli-ave Toni J. Wal
lace. Providence hospital Phil Skel-
ton. Providence hospital. Felix Mu-
zolf. Providence hospital. Harry Me-
zooror. 1872 Livingstone-ave. Nathan
wisnieskl. $40 Thir'y-s"cord-si
Grover -McCaslin. l3s Fourteenth e
Marco Bommarito. 2s7 Forrest. f.
Faro Truplano, $40 Forrest. r.; Libo-
MO Lentini, 27T " Iafayette-ave.
Melvin g. Hunter. 727 Roosevelt ave:
Herbert Gorton, Woman's hospital
Herman KatZman. Womdn's hospital;
Mike Pucinski. l24i joe Campau:
Chas. r. GOhmann. 372 Lillibridge
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11
Marriage Licenses

Harry c. Currier. 80: Alice Opper-
man. 20.
Mile Vunyak 90 -GreenfieId, MiIisa
Puraca. %, st Clair Heights
Ronald NJ. Burkholder. %. Gladys
Lord. le.
F1ay L. Blanchard. - Detroit;
Martha J. Payne. 10. Ypsilanti.
:, Frank E. Morford. 81: Helen NJ
Hitler. 19.
Albert Opella. 90 Mary Misch. ie
Anthony Begard. IS; Marie Oler-
caki. 81.
Charles Herber. ss. Sarah l. Allen
81.
Theodore Saunders. 90; Mary Kun
ma, %.
man. 10.
Samuel Miller. 25; Esther sobbo-
witt. %.
Henry Haddock 20. Detroit; Erna
Ae~hrnann. q. Cleveland
Oscar j. Freiwald. %: Edith A.
Loughton. %.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11

E. Noers. NJ A. Bath. B. Loeffelbein.
A. r. Hayward, William Brain. A. C..
Stsllwagen. Nita Il. Bottemberg. l..
A Wileman. w. L Woodruff. James
Ecdy. - Charles s. Perkins. Charles
Garrison. John ID. Robinson. Florence
Gebhard, Charles Krause, e N:
Owens. NJ. Calls. c. T.. Sickiey. and
TO all other persons owning, occupy
Ing. or otherwise In, crested In any
OF the lots and premises fronting on
Euclid avenue. IA said City OF Detroit
wiz the limits hereinafter men,
The Common Cornell OF the City OF
Detroit. having ordered so much OF
Euclid avenue, from the east curb
line OF Schmittdiel avenue. TO the
east curb line of Twelfth street. 10
be graded and paved. notice IL here
by given that an assessment has
premises fronting on said Euclid ave-
nue. and liable TO be asressed Tor
said Improvement under tho pro-
visions OF the City Charter. ard that
roll OF said assessment In now
completed. and will remain at the
Assessor Office. in the City OF De.
troit. from the date hereof until
December II, 1918. for the inspection
OF all persons concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY GUsTAvE ]. ALBRIGHT.
B-46s. President.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11
N0TICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
RoARo OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. December :. 1913.
Paving Notice No. 1927.
BEECHWOOD AVENUE.

To f. w. Hanniger. W. A. Ransom.
W. l. Holmes. A. Jackson, G; w. Hen
ming. II. +. Barton. n. H. Hall: 1. K.
John Jackson, j. aenron, K J. Fon-
der. Thomas booley. c. r. Patterson.
Wallace Rein. Fred Stein. George
Garne:. ". 6; MeLAns. Ida brusehp- =
Richard. n. 4. Know. Alfred cuiiip,
J. II. Harris. VIM. W. 4 +: J. Moore.
Hugo r. Brander. c. + Russ. John
Kay, D. L Kay. Fred Plans. J.
Rasfa%ah RoslaSs. Bella A1S %arnowiteh. n en Hen9y
Meiks. Ne seeRt ". A. a. Howard. ward C A a psink.
z Pearsall George Charbonneau. c
Em.a se,Hsn; Gsnn SarIt09 s. a.nU.r io.sps M.eFs
Kurkowski. N. Teasan. stephen will
lians. l. J. Lipsett. Fred Stokes. II.
w. Cowts. VERNON Kerwin. Charles
T vollms5. 4 N % Widman; nc.J0s John 7
PARK. j. g. kramer. Isabella Taylor.
c. X. Klein. w. +. saaer.- James
Dennis. Thomas II. Loody; E.T d.
Barsy Ordn John D, 4Srphy; SrDpsS;. Burr caisy at
ski. w. O'Conneli. L Z. Strong. Puri-
tan Bldg. Co.. and to all other per-
sons owning. oecupyins or otherwise n
premises Inssnss.so fronsins ~ tiny o. on Beeeswopd
avenue In said City of Detroit with
IN the limits hereinafter mentioned.
The Common Council OF the City o:
Detroit. having ordered so much Of
Bsechwood avenue. from the north
curb Hne of Warren avenue to the
south curb line OF fireman avenue,
to be graded and paved. notice Is
been made upon all the lots, and
premises fronting on said Beech
wood avenue and liable to be asses
provisions OF the City Charter. and
that roll OF said assessment is
now compl(tsd, and win remain a,
the Assessofs' Offce. In the City OF
Detroit, from the date hereof unit
December FL. 1915. for the inspection
OF all persons concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY GUSrAyE J. ALBRIGHT.
H-lsa President
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11
E,STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
nD oe AesGsscRs OFFICE
Detroit December 7. 1915.
nSing Notice No. 1888.
ADEDlACHER AVENUE.

Ausust y, Meyer. Daniel Ken
Anna Noshl. Edward Brodei.
o1or. Edward Kadt. Mlrria Z.
Frank 0utsch. James l.. We'll
liz aod TO all other pers ens own
oecupying or otherwise interest
Eou any Of the lots and premises
1$lny ON Rademacher svenue In
CITY Of Detroit within the lin
4 mentioned.
Common Council Of the city
4 k)o}foit, having ordered so much
odomacher avenue. from the south
X line Of Lafay ette avenJs to the
- curb line Of Army avenue, to be
49, and paved. notice 10 hereby
IN that an assessment has been
. - upon all the lots and prem ses
p1fuG on said Rademacher avenue
liable TO be ussessed for said
Dp0yement under the pro,isions OF
Z CITY Charte-. ard that q roll OF
eesessnlent In now completed.
II vtlI remain at The Assessors Of
& ~ the City OF Detroit. from the
~ hereos until Dec. 81. 1915. for
, tnspectioD Of all persons con-
Md therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
Lpy 0USTAyE J. ABR ECHT.
LII President
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11
|oTICE- STREET PAVING
Il ASSESSMENT
)oANo or ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. December Z. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1892.
y KER RCHEVAL AVENUE.

ITO Geo. Mcdonald. Mary Nen
Bchmeltzer. Robert Vest. WiIlia m
'<yAns Eugene Gouthier. Carl SchmeI.
2&rs Board 0f Education, E. q Miller
X4eo. kremer. Patrick Baker. cha.
<nnlon. Marie Ortman, Ann George
enyy Schcrlinger. Il. J. WiIkinson
~ -. Habaut. Henry Defer, and 10
St other persons owning, occupyinp q
0therwise interested In any or the
~ and premises fronting on Ker-
qYeI avenue, In said City OF Detroi,
thlp the limits hereinafter men
y fSs Common councn Of IN. CITY q,
Reky0IG having ordered SO much oi
etcheval avenue. from the e. 81 curl
~ 3OS fafrview avenue to the cas-,
1o OF st. jean avenue. 10 be graded
~ pas ed. notice Is hereby given
mt an Assessment has been mads
eon all the lots and premises front.
- said Kerchevai avenue ant
Ne TO be assessed for said i'm.
9Qmont under the provisions O,
City Charter. and that n roll o.
ID assessment Is now completed
VIII remain at the Assessors OF
~ the City of Detroit, from
A1te hereof until December 81
Cor the inspection OF all per
nj concerned therein.
BOARD or ASSEeeNRs.
~ 0UsTAvE J. ALBREcHr.
NJ <>oI President
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11
THOUSANDS
CLAMOR TO
ENLIST
scssuH.ss tro,a r.ss o....

pened again. Outside was an
other crowd that had been lining
up for more than an hour. Conspic'
nous In this throns were several
men In silk hats. dozen OF bank
clerks and many professional men.
In South London the crowd that
Gathered before daylight exceeded
That at Scotland Yard. The same
situation existed all over London
Young men. both single and mar.
ried. and middleaged Ilcn were en-
listing by the thousands.
Reports from the provincial cities
said recruiting went on almost all
night. The weary recruiting officers
faced thousands In the morning.
Liverpool officers wired a plea for
more time. saying that they would
be unable TO enroll before midnight
the men already besieging the re-
cruiting Offices. Birming CHAM. hay-
ing disposed OF 10000 armlets, sig
nifying 10000 enlistments, wired a
request for more.
Women school teachers were
pressed into service as assistants
TO the recruiting officers In Glas-
gov. where great crowds stood in
the rain. waiting to be enrolled. At
Leeds. 800 extra recruiting clerks
were on duty.
No one knows even approximate
" the results OF the recruiting cam
paign except Lord Derby. He re-
fused TO make any statement today.
and said that no figures will be
made public until ne completes his
report for the cabinet tomorrow.
On this report probably will depend
the decision OF the government on
the question OF conscript,on.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11
N0TICE.STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. December z. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1888.
KING AVENUE.

To George T. Phillips. Geerge. W.
Ingram. Charles Morehead, William.
Duchene, Fred w. clifford. W. ID. rat
terson. John Hodges. James II. shaw.
Names McCollum. Wellington Wright
TSeress % Patterson. r sArie Herman ar ma1ohn. 1.s
George 4. Krausmann. n. s. Gregg.
Joseph Baumgartner. Thomas Hook.
Pietro Romanello. Minnie Smith. Will
liam A. Atwood. William J. Mansea.
Albert z. De Forest. John Doll.
lsnaes koss. Thomas I.eaisn, Aieyan-
fsf Ei. sBs Eshlsr William HfTsn JshP R a.Misy Msr
Mary N. Lewis, Edward franklin.
William c. White. william Koehr,
May e. Schnell. John r. Wood. and
TO all other persons owning, occupy
ing. or. otherwise interested in any
OF the lots and premises fronting on
King avenue, In said City Of Detroit
within the limits hereinafter mem
The Common Council OF the City OF
Detroit. having ordered so much OF
King avenue. from the east line OF
Oakland avenue TO the west curb lire
OF Cameron avenue. to be graded and
paved. notice is hereby given that
an assessment has been made upon
said King avenue, and liable to be
assessed for said Improvement ur-
der the provisions Of the City Char
ter. and that q roll Of said assess
ment IL now completed. and Will re-
main at the Assessors Office. in the
OF until December 81. 1918. for the
inspection OF all persons concerned
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY GUsTAvEJ. J. ALBRIGHT.
B-4sS. President.