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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-03-10
Very Costly

Very Costly.
She-What's most liable to get
broken in your motor car?
He-Myself. ~
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-03-10

important to Mothers
n Examine carefully every bottle OF
CASTORIA, q safe and sure remedy for
Infants and children. and see that II
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-02
ID e trOit Attorney
Passes Away in New
York State
LAW PARTNER OF
GEO. VIM. MOORE
End Unexpected AL
though He Had Been
iii For Months

Word vas recei>ed by Attorney
George William Moore. Friday morn.
ing, OF the death OF his law partner,
George Whitney Moore, Thursday
night. in a sanatorium In Watkins
Glen. n. Y. whittier he had gone in
search OF health.
Mr.. Moore's death was unexpect.
ed. though he had been Ill for many
months. Physicians could find M
organic trouble; the disease was
nervous, and one of its most dis
tressing manifestations was an in
ability TO sleep. MIR. Moore's
strength became gradually exhaust
ed. Travel and rest were suggested
as the best means oil combating c.le
trouble. but they produced no i'm
provement. Mrs. Moore was with
her husband at the time OF his
death. His body will be brought to
Detroit for burial.
George Whitney Moore was born
In Cazenovia, n. Y. June %, 1915.
He was the sou OF j. Whitney and
Esther l.. King Moore. He received
his early education in the Utica
Free Academy. When the Civil war
began, Mr.. Moore, at the age Of 16,
became a recruiting and disbursing
CflCer in Utica. In 1868 he was
transferred 10 the war department
In Washington, where he secured
post in the deserters' bureau Of tn
post in the deserters bureau of the
provost marshal-generars office. In
1864, he became chief clerk to the
assistant provost marshal-general.
In 1866, he came to Detroit. From
1865 to 1870 he was in the west on
account of bad health. Returning,
he attended the University in 1871
1872 There he met George William
Moore, and they struck up a firm
friendship. They were not related,
though their Christian names were
the same. as well as their middle
initials. In 1872. Mr.. Moore was
admitted TO the bar, and OH Sept
l9 OF that year the firm Of Moore &
Moore began doing business In De.
troit. The partnership continued
for 43 years. Mr. Moore was a
member OF the Michigan house CO
representatives in 1s79-iSs0.
Mr.. Moore leaves wife, who was
Zillah DeLamater. daughter OF the
man who built the Monitor, and aft
had turned down his plans, insisted
on proving, by an attack on the Mer'
rimac. that his scheme for a turret
ship was feasible.
Mr.. Moore was member OF the
Bar association Of Detroit, the Phi
Delta Theta fraternity, the Old
club and the University club. His
residence was at No. 80 Caniield-
eve. west.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-02
HUSBAND U
HER AS MO
WIFEDECY

Aaron N. 6mit used h1o 81
young wife. Opal. - . ~
model for the display Of NJ
gowns. according 70 sccoG
made In Mrs. Smit's suit for ~
She was granted . decree.
afternoon. by Judge Murphy.
According To Mrs. smit. ~
band began introducing her 70 4
en- In cafes and other puhlic r.
In Detroit. soon after their
riage, June Is. 1918. He -
bring home q stylish gown r.
gift" to her. When admirtng ~
OF women would rest upon the GC
ming creation. Smit would leave
wife. to strike a bargain for IT, 81
"He would tell me afterwar6 n
the gown didn't look we'll on ne, 4
that I ought to have another q
she said. when I learned Whist
was doing I refused to 90 out ~
him any more. He became m
ated and said he would throw =
In my face To make me look ~
Mrs. Smit charged that her =
band served time In 4 federal pr11
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-02
WIFE DRIVES
AWAY PATIENTS,
SAYS PHYSICIAN

DR.. John n. Swartz, of No. 1901
Seyburn-ave., has had to go about
his socia. and professional duties
during ne last gear with his robust
frame draped in an IS suit OF blue
serge. The physician made this an
nouncement. Friday, in Judge
Colds court, and then added that
the reason for his lack OF tailor
made clothing was his wife's desire
to ruin him financially. Dr. Swartz
Is suing for divorce. He was or
dcred, several months ago, TO pay
$50 per month temporary alimony,
and to settle bills for his wife's
clothing. He has paid the alimony,
but failed TO settle a bill for s92.
She's set out to persuade pa
tients not to come to me for treat
ment." testified the physician.
DR.. Swartz placed two witnesses
on the stand who said Mrs. Swartz
had advised them not to continue az
patients OF her husband.
IL pay the alimony, Office ex-
penses, and try 10 meet lot OF OH
or obligations that have arisen since
my wife and | had trouble" contin-
ued DR.. Swartz. The truth Is that
] haven't had the money to pay that
ss2 bill. My income is not nearly as
great as II was before this trouble
started. wouldn't be wearing this
IS suit for whole year X 1t were"
Mrs. Swartz denied her husbands
charges. She said she had transmit
ted many calls to MIN by telephone.
but had difficulty In getting in touch
with him. She blames a stenogra'
pher for the troubles in her home.
Judge Codd refused 10 sign the
order to force the physician to pay
the bill.
IL have no reason TO disbelieVe
the testimony OF the witnesses who
said the defendant Lad tried IN in
f,uence them not TO &c to DR.. Swartz
for treatment" said the court. Mrs.
Swartz comes into this court, seek
Ing equity, vet she has not profess
ed to show spirit OF equity.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-02
BRIDGE PLAN CAN
BE RESUBMITTED,
SAYS DINGEMAN

Corporation Counsel Dingeman.
who has returned from a 10 days
trip In the east, said. Friday morn
ing. that there Is nothing to pre-
vent the resubmission OF the Belle
Isle bridge proposition In a special
election or In the next spring cleo
ton. providing the bonding hgure
is changed.
Aid. Lodge has asked the cor.
poration counsel to give his opinion
in writing. The alderman intends
to use Il as an argument against
the plan being promoted by Aid
Rutter and others TO build tenn
porary wooden bridge to Belle Isle
on piles west OF the old piers. Aid.
Lodge says he Is convinced that
the people will ratify a permanent
bridge proposition II definite figures
on the cost OF construction are FIRST
obtained He Is anxious to have
the question submitted early In
1916.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-02
PROPOSALS WANTED

Crosse Pointe Park. Sept. Is. 1918.
Sealed proposals will be received
by the village Council of the village
OF Crosse Pointe Park. Wayne county.
Mich, at the village Hall, In the
rrombly school. up to $3.50 O'CLOCK p
M. oct 3. 1915.
said proposals to be for furnishing
nfteen I5) Fire Hydrants more or
less, Gate valves and Road Boxes
also all labor. tools. implements. etc.
necessary TO install same. ACCORDING
10 plans and specifications on ME
with with the Village Clerk.
Each bid must be accompanied py
a certified check In the penal sum OF
two hundred dollars sc0o.00l, MADE
PAYABLE TO the order Of the village OF
CROSSE Polnts Park. said check 70
be forfeited to said Village In case
the successful bidder fails to enter
into contract with said village with.
in seven 90 days after the contract
has been awarded TO him.
The right Is reserved to reject any
plans and specifications can also
he seen at the office OF Thomas M
campau. village Engineer, boz Whit
nev office building. Detroit, Mich.
EDMUND Y. POCPARD,
village Clerk.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-02
MISSING BOYS
RETURN HOME

Floyd Meach. 13 years old. Of No
1924 Fisnerave.. and Melvin Bourke.
10, OF No. 1923 Fisher-ave., disap-
peared from the Stevens school.
Tuesday morning. ana search by the
police and relatives Of the boys
proved futile until Thursday even
ing. when the two prodigals walked
into their respective homes, and an
nounced that they had been "out of
town.
both boys refused to tell where
they had been. though truant OH
GERS and their parents both ques
toned them. The police say that
the Meach boy has given the truani
officers much trouble, and that he
enticed the Bourke boy away from
school. Tuesday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-02
PROPOSALS FOR M0I0
TRUCK TRAILERS I

Sealed proposals Will be reeesx
Public Works. Detroit. Mich, ~
Monday. Oct. /. 1918, at 10 o'oioel
M. eastern standard time. ct VIII
time and place they will be op1o(
for two tratiers, manufactures
The Detroit Trailer Co, to be IN
cordance with specihcations on
In the office Of the Departmsntl
Public Works; delivered {. go
Western Yards within 30 0aye.
Bidders are required to ME = celX
ned check In the sum 81 4loe ~
the Department of Public Works. "
fore the PROPOSALS. are opened. eoH0
toned that should they be the lQv
est bidders they will, within ave -
after being awarded the contrAct'
the. 6epai tment. enter into ccntfn1
with surety company bond In the g.
estimated amount Of contract xHt
Checks and proposals. to be piAS4
In separate envelopes. w
The right TO reject any or All hs<
posals 10 expressly reserved III
proposals to be made In duplicate
1851 GEO II. FENKELd~
B-25s Commissionefs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-02
Marriage Licenses

Nathan siegel. 81; NettIe Kstz. 81.
Herbert Harvey. 49, Mae MeDer-
George Rubin. IS; Alma J. o'Brisn.
John Grobski. 20: Katherine smolij.
20.
william snyder. 80; Mary schsur-
er. 3S.
Russell q. Finn. %, Grace f. John
son. 20
Robinson :, Allan. IS, Wilma II.
. Fqrres, Gribber. 81 winnifred
ANTHONY Lewezyk, rs; Anna Soak
lewezyk. 20.
, Fsdrald9 y. Wright 80; Gertrude
John Gouedy. 81. Columbus. o.: Ida
Cathie. %, Rodney. o.
- Frank Peshek. %; Gertrude Me
Albert Ryerson, 2s; Myrtle Miller
Theodore T. Thomas, 22; Edith A
Rodwell, %
John zobik. 2a Teohla Romlnow-
, John "a Katharezlk. "a Basriells
Michael Nowal,, 10 Mary ], Jam
raw $. Mason. u. Detrolt Nellie
h. SnOy. q, Edmore.
Dale \. Mercy. %. Napoleon. o.;
Wanda Duffy. 10, same.
Oscar y. Morer. 81, Adrian: Clar-
Hubert Ward, IS; Frances Blan-
chard 81.
John Virtanen. 20; HilJa Nikander
81.
Constituting. sconhopauias. az; Kir-
yeki Ugur. 25.
Roy 9. Leckrone. %; Edyth f.
Walters. 10,
Theophilus W. Hawn, %; Ruth NJ
Canauts 26.
Elmer c. Van Wagner. ~, Mata-
mora; Ethel Narran. SO. Detroit.
Arthur Edwin Nhipple. 81; Geneva
Marie Shock.
Fred Adams. 2i: Elsie Agent. is.
Carl Thomas, 81; Marie Boez 20.
James ". Amber. Fl; stella NJ.
Cole. 81.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-02
MOrIuarv

BAT,LAGE--sept 30, ANTHONY r..
AGED 80 years. husband OF the late
Catherine Bnrlnge and dear father
OF Anthony p, Jr.. Mrs. g. Schlan.
Edward f. Frank \, Veronica T"
Cathsrine p. Joseph W. and Sis
ter VI Leonilln. - : p brother OF
John " and Frank \. Barlagc. Flu
neral fror, residence. liG5 Twenty
third-st.. Monday at $40 n. IN. and
81 Leos chuSsh at Q. via fmou-
sireS.
FITZP ATRICK--Sept 80, 1918. Sarah.
~ her late residence. sSl Lawton-
ave. beloved wife OF tho late
Thomas mother Of Richard r ana
Mary G. Fitzpatrick and Mrs Sarah
purdy. Mrs Charles J. Disdon and
81 the iata Edward c. lanes y
and william J. Fitzpatrick. Funeral
Monday. 10 o'clock residence. and
1890. At. Leo'F church. Int~rment
Mt Elliott cemetery. via auto.
GOoDSHIp--Sept. 30, at residence
270 Fischer-ave.. Dr William III.
beloved husband OF Blanche. son Of
MIR and Mrs. G.. y Goodship. and
brother OF Charles and George Mo-
tlce of funeral later,
MELLY--sept. 30, 1918, at her resi-
dence. 201 Rrainard- MARGARET,
beloved wife OF Thomas Nelly and
dear mother OF Mary r., NELLY Flu
neral Monday from above residence
at $3.50 and S.. Peter and Pauis
cathedral at 2 o'clock.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-02
Deaths.

Christine Kratz s25 t'ield-sve., 81
years, acute cardiac diiatation; JoZet
Nlstck West Side hospital, about 3S
ycnrs. aicoholi ism: Mary Maria Pap
pa. 81 Columbia st, 50 years. senll-
ity: Mary kVciemha. l6I Cicotte ave.
three months. cholera infantum
Katos Mukbivian. harper hospital
west side branch. about 20 years ac-
cidental. Anna Galici. 2Q7 orleans
ST. one year. measles; Pawel Mar
ciniak, $50 Buchsnan-st. II years
septic Infection Mrs. Lillian Downs,
$50 Fifteenth 20 years. acute
nephrttis. Victoria GuRnacke, y
Ncwton-St.. three months. marasnus.
Freddie /. Sanders. Herman kiefer
hospital ~ years. diphthcriR; Clnr-
ence : L.amroeX. ? Union-st, 10
months. CONCLUSIONS. Earle Mather.
5ti Third-st., two months, bronchial
pneumonia. Anna shaw, ssS Trum-
bull-ave. about 20 years. carcinoma
Of stomach Mrs Bridget Cosgrove.
1s2 " Forrest. - years. old age
Ide Edem. Ts7 Orleans-st. 81 years,
diahetts mcllitus.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-02
Births.
BOYS.

BOYS.
Albert L. Lorauger. 905 Vinewood ,
Gcorg. Wilson. 400 Mulletti John
Caughlin,. i62 Butternut' Michael Lai !,
Baker Viii T. Rinn. i6s2 :llery
John Forttniew iCz, 900 superior
Henry Heilameniack, 800 Leland; An
drew NJ Marh9lin; I lJTo H, Ustsy
Roussean. Gil 'Iiopellei John Prus.
~ portiand; Mlkoiaj LaehniowiCz. $50
Peterson. Anthony Tyson, - Fctet
son. Peter Gross, 80 Monroe John
Warsaw. Alexander ChosSxlk ~
Tiiiman Frank Biello. 7is st. Clair:
Wlsdyslaw Losnlk. 22S Canine Amer
T.. Kraska. 1925 Maxwell; John Niwh'
cock east Charles Freisowcki, igs
Thirty -hrst: Vincent kozarski. ~
Newton. Theodorc Dutch, 2i4 Lasale
Claire j. Haas 37i Pail,stsr Max
e75 Wesson. Lee DeWolf. 242ls Hell
en-: John Barilaki. 311 Thirty-ntth
John kabaiskz. $50 superior, Jake
pelinkc. 1900 Mack, otto Hermann
$50 cicotte; Joseph Janasz. 49,! pu-
bois. Stanley Dvake. 81 Otis.
GIRLS
Barnett Greeuberg. lo2 Wivision
Simon Schlom WomBns hospital
Charles Rollins, 80 May bury. Michael
Olemiacz. 2ss GARFIELD Walter Ora
bowski. 54i Garfield. Walter Urban
ski, 2s3- Garfield Earl Eadde, 1913 ~
quette: Arthur Malette. l5S2 canton
John Hodson 81 Wolf. steve Janik.
1903 Cecil. simon Pctromoneash. 80
Warren east. Warren tpdyke, ~ =!
sheridan. George Lehman. 81 Bal
timore west; Wojcich Bachowicz, 70
peiray: Henry Pyskow~ki. 30 Arson
John Mazankowski. 504 Willis east
Andrew Madai. 5f3 AleNandrine east.
Joseph BrSozoski. 46S Wills east
samuel Harris. Harper hospital;
Henry Horne. tis Ayltred Henry Re-
ney. 2ln Brady: Frank Marcsynski.
1858 jefferson west, Andrew Szatan'
sJ5 Lawndale. Louis SOldridz. $50 Fl
skIne: Mathew J. plein. il3 Hol-
brook. charles Schneuman. os Nor
ton. Mike Kulesa. t2li Twenty-htth
George pobosZ. 1929 SCotten. Peter
Grochowska. 81 FINLEY Karol Bah
ska. lls Ots; John paucheH ses
Ferry east. John F. stall liol fleld
Peter Roper, Is Warren-ct Joseph
Iagoda. 30 Alexandria east: Christian
a Lssmann. Gao Belvidere. stephen
Kelemen IS Medina; Merton l.. Gates.
u Bruce: Wladyslaw CyEanski: IS
Thirty-sccond. Clarence v. Wehrly
Harper hospital. Irving J. MacDuf-
ne las Palmer west, Samuel J. MAJ
zoia 6s9 Seventeenth Emil Grune
waid. s25 Cameron. Roy Elierhy, 1871
tIger: RAYMOND G. peltier, 27l Flsch
or Thomas Burns. re Cottrei; Al
bert Stetzel. Providence hospital ].
William r.. Beenett. 80 Ftfteenth
Marian Dobrov olska, l2ll 81 Aubin
Richard T. Young. 5lj Delaware;
Victor Grzyb. ssl Campbell.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-02
PROPOSALS FOR
WATER STALL

Sealed proposals for the erectioo.
and completion OF water stall at tho'
south OF Twehty.fourth street. WIN
be received at the office Of the Dee,
partment of Public Works until Mou>'
day, Oct. 4, 1915. at 10 q. m. casters
standard time. Proposals shall D.
made in accordance with tho plans
and specifications prepared by Smith.
Hinchman & .Grylis on file in the off
nee OF the Department OF Public
Works. "A
A certified check for $50 must 80,
company each proposal.
The Department OF Public wove4'
reserves the right TO reject any an1.
all proposals. Nl
All proposals to be made In dupns'
tsss GEORGE II. FENKELL,
p-ab7 Commissioner.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-02
CHESTNUT RIDGE rMPROvnmHN1
COMPANY. LIMITED.
NOTICE or RESOLUTION

NOTICE is HEREBY OWEN. -
pursuance OF the unanimous vote -
humber and value Of all the intsrese
Of the association Of Chestnut Ridg0.
improvement Company. Limited. At ~
meeting OF the members OF the assos
citation. duly held on the 10th day 81,
September. 1918 at the ofhce OF the
association. in the City Of Detroit
Michigan, said Chestnut Ridge Ius.e
provement Company, Limited. hao
been wound up and dissolved; thaS
there are no debts for wages OF labees
and no other liabilities or fnfsote4s
ness 70 be satisfied. and that the 49,
sets Of the association are being de-
tributed among the members OF sai1
Association In proportion TO their res
spective interests, by the underetgue|
"a. Liquidsting Trustees. Who wey1
duly elected at said meeting OF ou10'
In pursuauce Of the q4o(t'
ute In such case made and pfovll44<
Dated Detroit. Micn- Sept. 81. 1914.
CHESTNUT RIDGE IMPRovENu3g1
COMPANY. LIMITED.
HENRY RUeSEL, chasrUau q
ARTHUR BAS6ETT, Secroe1eX> Dc 4
Henry Russsi. Arthur naee4te c.
n. Campbell, Liouidasing TSuooo(
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-02
PROPOSALS FOR
CONCRETE CInOER
RECEIVER

Sealed proposals for the erectte4I
and completion OF concrete cindog
receiver at Fairview Pumping Sta
ton. foot OF Parkview avenue. VIII
be received at the office Of the D.
partment OF Public Works until Moss
day. Oct. (. 1915. at 10 a. m. Eastern
specifications on file In the Office 81
the City Engineer.
A certified check for nifty dollars;
must accompany proposal. and the
right to reject any or all bids III
reserved. "a
All proposals must be made In du$.
piicate. 4f
s5Ta GEORGE II. FENKELI,
B-2s0 Commissioner.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-02
FOR SAIts-FtRN S

FARM WANTED IN EXCHANGE
FOR HARDWNRE STORE
in live town. Central Michigan
stock about $4,000. All cash sales
and business can he largely In
creased. New stock. everything
modern and up-to- date. Owners
iii-health only reason OF selling.
WILL EXCHANGE
for farm In Wayne or Macomb
counties. buildings must be good.
Only first-clnss farm considered.
+. Johns Manager Farm Department
WALTER G.. PIPER
Floor. :. ". Cor. Griswold
and Grand River.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-02
WEST-BOOK C..

Cd On the north side OF Bruckner
avenue. in front OF or adjoining
s ssfed lot or between PSrs o. rS sr n"%
avenue and Martin avenue,
Mercier's Ind subdivision Of
part OF lot of Sub. of T.. Mar
tin Estate and part Of lots l.
2. 8 of Sub, OF lot I Of subdi-
vision Of Christopher Marley
CD on the north side Of Bulwer
avenue. in front OF or adJoin-
ihg such lot or part Of lot num-
bered ]. between Martin avenue
and and rarkinson avenue ~ nue.. Palms Palms.
topher Markey Est. p. &. so.
CD On the south side Of Bulwer
avenue, in front of or adJoin-
ing such lot or part OF lot num-
bered sc. between Martin ave-
nue. and Parkinson avenue.
Christophsr Marley Est, p. c.
50.
60 on the north aide Of Clayton
avenue. in from, OF or adjoining
such lot or part OF x lot nun sY
nue. and Parkinson avenue.
Palms Sub. OF a part of lot s.
Christopher Marley Est. p. c.
so.
60 ON the north side OF Edward
street. In front of or adjoining
such lot or part of lot num-
bered 3, between Martin avenue
and Parkinson avenue. Palms
Sub. OF the My part OF o.. l..
10. L. c. 90.
co on the south side Of Edward
street, In front OF or adjoining
such lot or part OF lot num-
bered 2. between Martin avenue
and Parkinson avenue. Palms
Sub OF the My part Of .. l..
10. =. c. GO.
ca on the east side OF Martin
avenue. In front OF or adjoin-
ing such lot or part Of lot num-
bered O. l.. is. between Edward
street and Michigan avenue:
Sub. OF r. Martins Est. 8. OF
the Chicago Road, being lot
s part OF = c. No 7Ie.
90 on the east side OF Martin ave-
nue.. I'm front OF or adjoining
such lot or part 81 lot. num-
nered !, between Rubber street
and Pelouze street. Conrad
Clippert's sub. No. on O. LIS.
r. Il. y and 10 Of the : SUB Of o.
(s) ON the north side Of MercIer
avenue, in front or or adjoining
such lot or part Of lot num-
bered 80 between Parkinson
avenue ana Mdrlln hcHut'
Merc!er's sub OF part OF lot
~ sub. OF e. Martin Est.
and part Of lots /. 2, 3 Of sub.
of lot Of sub. OF Christopher
Marl<ey Est. +. c. so.
1O ON the south side OF Mercier
avenue. In front OF or adjoining
such lot or part ~ lot num-
bered 80. between Parkinson
avenue and Martin avenue.
Mercier's sub. OF part OF lot
Of sub OF r.. Martin Est and
part u lots ], ,. 3 OF sub. OF
lot : OF sub. OF Christopher
Markey Est. f. G. so.
AZ are owned by you. on or before
he Goth day OF October. 1918. or In
IL fault thereof. the same Will be con-
,tructed. reconstructed or put 10
,~oper line and grade by the Depart
ucnt OF Public Works. and the ex-
oense thereof. together with the cost
" this publication, VIII be assessed
AGAINST said lot.
GEORGE ". FENkEll.
B.e70 Commissioner Public Works
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-02
a RARE SNAP

100 ACRES near Brighton, fine roads,
two sets of buildings. silo. good
wells and drainage beautiful 40
acre lake surrounded by 35 acres
OF timber. very picturesque. good
orchard. excellent crops May con-
slider dividing into smaller parcels
VIII trade for Detroit property or
sell for less than S5b per acre.
MAX BROCK CO, 500 Union Trust
Bldg
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-02
OFFICE or THE BOARD or po1
COMMISSIONERS q
Municipal Court Building
Detroit. Oct. I, sef9'
PROPOSALS WANTu|
ON X.RAY EQUIPMENT IN
THE RECEIVING HOSE
TAI, CITY OF DETROIT. q

Sealed proposals will be reco1y
at this office until Wednesday. Oo1*
1915. at p. m. for furnishing
installing In the Receiving H0opl1
corner Antoine and Macomb ekro<
X-Ray equipment. In accordance
specihca tons now on hle 1T the
Commission Offices.
The bidder whose tender 10 x6GC
ed will be required to furnish &
his contract an approved surety ca
.pany bond In full amount Of 6<
tract. No bid will be accepted az
any person or frm who 10 In ARE
to the City OF Detroit.
Endorse envelope containing -
Proposal on x-Ray Equipmenty4
address same TO the Board or -
Commissioners. Detroit. Mich. ~
The Board reserves the right - e.
ject any or all bids. "a
PAUL c. DULITz
PresidsaGf
HARRY II. PRENzLAuER.
B-3ss Secretary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-02

A seedless tomato OF large size
has been bred by an amateur horti-
cuiturist In California.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-02
Fred Fisher 5usscnced

Fred Fisher. sign inspector in the
department OF public buildings, was
suspended, Friday morning. by Chief
Inspector Henry Dupont, who
charges Fisher with INSTRUMENTATION.
inefficiency and neglect OF duty. Du-
pont will file written charges
against Fisher with the civil service
commission. Fisher was employed
in the department for four years.
PItntIng-the plain nent ktnd-that
is right-Times Job Dcpt.--Mnin 1920
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so ACRES

In Macomb county; Broom brick
house, fun basement barns sOx49
and 2tx3s, and good outbulldings;
acres OF good timber. 4 horses. 3
milk cows. 10 hogs. 22S chickens,
20 tons Of hay. 600 bu. OF oats. 400
all tools and farm implements.
Price $4,000. half down. Wagner
Realty Co, 74i Gratiot-ave. Ridge
81.