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The Detroit times., 1915-09-02

Eda Won Luke. the attractive
young woman with the soft blonde
hair, who has the role OF Mrs Mad
ison Crocker, the widow, in The
Prince OF Pilsen." which favorite
musical comedy is TO have an elab-
crate revival next week in the De-
troit opera house, is a well-known
legitimate actress who won her
spurs in drama and comedy before
entering the field of musical com
edy
Miss Won Luke was born In Stet'
tin, Germany, and as child came
with her parents to St Cloud, Mimi.
She has been a favorite stock com
pany leading woman and has played
over 1000 roles.
That Miss Won Luke is good TO
look at, can act and possesses a
pleasing and sweet singing voice. is
known 10 those Detroit theatergoers
who had the pleasure of seeing her
i'm the tuneful Prince Of Ptlsen
when that piece opened the season
in the Detroit opera house a year
ago, during state fair week, which
it will do again this season.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02
ADAM L. BLOOM is
SUDDENLY CUT
DOWN BY DEATH

Following a few hours illness
from acute lndigcst5n "Wednesday.
death claimed tdam T. Bloom, we'll
known attorney and former member
of tbe Michigan legislature Prepa
roions were under way i'm be fam.
ily home. 80. rs EnsicVoodavc, fer
the celebration of the forticth we'd
ane anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
Bloom
1Ir Bloom was born in Cinciunau.
20 years ago and was a graduate
of the Cincinnati College. OF Law in
the class Of a. He came to Detroit
10 accept a land Office appointment
under President Arthur He had
boon active i'm public affairs through
ont his lie
The surviving family includes the
widow. Mrs Rosa Friedlandcr Bloom
one daughter Miss nma r Bloom
and four sons Edward T. Bloom,
nov travelling in Russia Walter J.
bloom principal OF the Williams
school George A. Bloom and Ralph
f. Bloom
Funeral services will be held Fri
day al o'clock. in the home, with
Rabbi 900 ". Franklin. of Temple
Beth FL, officiating
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02
THE EUROPEAN CONFLICT
AS SEEN FROM DAY TO DAY

they are attempting 10 confuse the
issue OF war indemnlties; or they
are trying 10 create International
excitement and trepidation so as 70
reap a reaction III their favor If
they announce later that they want
no tribute. There "a hint IN the
Official North German Gazette that
The latter possibility may be the
right one England Is accused OF
misinterpreting remarks Of the Ger
man finance minister concerning
Germany's internal financial situa-
ton II is possible the North Ger
man Gazette may shortlyGannounce
the finance minister's remarks
about Germany enemies paying for
tho var are similarly misunder-
stood
But It IS not legitimate TO infer
this outcome for the moment. Ger
many knows the Allies now believe
the German army Is now lighting
for tribute. AS long as that i'm
preston is allowed 20 go incorrect
ed It must be assumed BY the Al.
lies TO be true II It De true, there
certainly can be no peace till one
side or the other Is so financially
exhausted that all possibility OF oh.
tanning an indemnity would have
| vanished
That is since exhaustlng rather
than tribute Is preferred By all OF
the belligerents, the idea OF leyying
a tribute really defeats Itself. There
can be no tribute-that Is, no trib-
ute worth fighting for--collected
from a nation that is bankrupt. To
persist In a demand for tribute,
therefore, under present conditions
means to persist in fighting the war
to a devastating end. Such con-
cluslon would leave the victor
scarcely better OFF than the van
quished and certainly unable TO
make good the losses such con-
nict would entail
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02
WAYNE JUDGES
ATTEND STATE
JURISTS MEETING

All the Wayne circuit judges are
in Lansing today, attending the first
conference of circuit judges Of the
state under the new law requiring
them to select one OF their number
as presiding judge of the state,
whose duty it shall be 10 assign re-
lief judges wherever and whenever
needed.
1t is hardly probable that any De
troll, jurist will be chosen for this
post, inasmuch as Wayne county is
away down in one corner of the
state Judge West and Judge Col
llngwood, both Of Lansing, have
teen prominently mentioned. Judge
1ollngwood, as secretary of the
Judges association, helped to put
the bill through the legislature at
he last session.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02
BY J. w. T. MASON.


hNNAAAAh Ahf INC NnANeN lreNNsh
NEW YORK, Sept D. Germany
has now recognized Sir Edward
Grey's charge that the Teutonic peo-
pie are fighting for tribute. No de-
NAL .s made 20 the charge. In
stead, the German newspapers taunt
England With being more fearful
Of paying a war indemnity than Of
seeing her Allies lose amy territory.
This is declared In Berlin to be
the reason why the British are so
angered an the mention OF the word
tribute" The argument however.
Is not legitimate ENGLAND. herself.
with her grip on the lost German
colonies, and her successful block
AIDE of German shipping. is certainly
not IN a position Of disadvantage
There can be no levy of tribute on
England, nor any seizure of British
territory either under present con.
ditions. or under any conditions az
all likely TO arise before the con.
clusion Of the war.
The German newspapers are no,
ignorant OF these things. Probably
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02

Lieh Iussed the resolution which.
If ohCycd. means dissolution of the
Chicago Teachers federation. with
hne or di}mlsal as the punishment
the rule prohibits membership by
teachers I'm labor unions. or IN or.
eanilatious of teachers affiliated
with a trade union co., federation
or association of trade unions tas
well as teachers organizations
which have officers. business agents
OF other Representatives VINO are not
members OF thc teaching forccj"
That the board went further than
10 really had intended i'm its deter
m.uatIon 20 Kim the teachers feder
alton, was the opinion expressed to-
day when Chicago veteran woman
school superintendent, Mrs Ella
Flagg Young. said she construed me
rule 10 prohibit membership Of any
Chicago teacher n The state teach.
ci- federation as well "a 10 prohibit
- mbershlp In tine National Educa-
tion association
Trustee John Sonsteby declared
the ohlhit.vo rule prohibits mem
bership In the National Education
association.
Mrs Young has long been a prom
ineut figure m national conventions
of the National Education associa-
tiou
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02
PROPOSALS FOR
FURNISHING HAY

Sealed proposals viii De received az
the offce OF the Department OF pub
lie Works. Detroit Mich. until
THURSDAY. Sept O. 1915, 40 20 o'clock
a m. standard time, at which time
and place they viii be opened. Tor
furnishing and delivering 2 b. cars
on siding at the garbage collection
barn foot Of TWENTY fourtl-sig IN
the CITY ~ Detroit within 30 days
from date.
rive hundred tons. more or loss. or
30. Timothy Hay in Eight bales
Hay mrst be we'll cured ami OF bright
color
Zach bidder on hay must deposit
with hts bid certified check I'm tho
sum of $500. payable to the order "t
tho Department OF Public Works Dee
fore the proposals are opened. con
dftioued that should they De- tAe lo"
est bidders they viii Within Are days
after being awarded thc contract br
the Department. enter into "A con
tract with q eurefy 'omrau" bond I'm
tho fuU estimated amount ot con-
tract
The right 20 reject auv og en- pro
posa1q iv expressly reserved.
an proposals. GO br made ir dlpf-
Gs-O) GEO % Fl.Nk Eth
Mrs Commissioners.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02
Births.

BOY =
Jacob Gsroge f6S Howard WI
liam Moran. Els Fourth-ave John
W. Staymau. $50 rium-st John Ma
Gay. COS Tromhlcy stephen IA
tok. ~ Herkimer-s Tom Trauia. ~
fulA4ki ST VIM. Ark"uy. 1850 Trum-
st. Joe sahatush. SO Itcrbert-st
Angelo Calcatcra, 32A Watson-aVe.
victor Sausatterra. Isl wilkins st
~ te9ini MAriui goo Leland st Al
Louis Castro. 5S2 West Jefferson
ave William Rafferty,. 2ls1 Catalan
ave, Alfred G. Thompson 4gS Fourth
ave, Harry l. stohl. aga Holcourt-
ave Albert j Baseman. 343 Town
send ave sam sosna, Woman's hos
pital Geroge Sic0cy ass Brush
Raphael +. " Garland, - Lola-s'
Joseph Eueetle ltAf Ftcld-ave. ps-
wRld Henner tfl Wnkns-st. Joseph
Burr. 1892 Grhtiot- ave. Alexander
Wilk. 675 Uendrie-st Angelo Mas
triaui, lST scott-st Giovanni MAJ
fettonl. 522 Orleans Raymond
WEIGH. 1883 Falmer-aye. east elem
ems Auc1 pa. Ss& MedbUry ave. Earl
J. steward. saS Nationai-nve.. Chas
W linkerton, Harper haspital John
GlowskL kSl kirbY-ave east. Thomas
Zawvelnv go MiiwRukcc-avc east.
George Cole. 50 Beecher-aye Steph-
an fsnuk. Womsns hospital. Harry
Case h29 Hastings. Frank Clark,
as Eusle ave. Domingo Nlicnuava.
IFS Fairvlew ave Rudolph q Bee-
Kea, 1as DIX ave John NowAk $50
Campbell ave Fred KAsmarozzskt
- Perkins.Ft.- William g. Wager 235S
Lafayette blvd Julius 4 Barber. I
Rankin st. Joseph JantssewskI. t21
Thirty drHt-st.
FEMALES
Alfonso Miliisan 42G DiN-ave fg-
macy CeEaniska CHS waterloo
Harry Lawson. 81 Nelson-St. An
toni JRcety. $50 Plutner-aye Joseph
kirs, ic7s 81 Auhin-Ave. Hugo
Schwandf. SIS CadillaC-ave Paul
Sislinski, 1851 Juuctiou-Rvc. Adam
RahatEki. l447 Eampbcll-avc John
kaxmierc hack $50 Ferry-ave., Ed
ward 7. schwartz 1875 ReIvlderc-
ave. Joseph Choreszak 90 Lucky
pl Frederick T. Rudolph. 10s Fisch-
crave. William ZeamCnn. 462 CavRl-
ry-ave., Peter Redwsnowski. Sos
Tromhley ave Edward Hofcie. COL
Ninewood- James McWiliams.
1900 Warrep-ave east. Charles John
son. 4T3 Nlfred-rt John Weiner 4s3
CRnneld-avo. Leo KamulRka. 942 RI
ward Tony Rods. nf67 Junction
ave Frank Srheuhon $50 Mcmillan
ave Aihertus = Snoik, iii7 Yer
mont-avs Huber, pearce ICE Ber-
lin-st Albert Cuckowich S74 Hol-
hrook-avs Hoard r. Murphy. PTovi-
dence hospital. Louis Yeager 20Ii
Lafayette blvd George Edward
Clay. 1885 West Fort-st Frank stel-
Ia. Superior at Ben Schuhman 226
Division-st Morris HELPER. 81 Rus.
sell-s,.: John Vcnuake. 1859 Hancock.
ave west
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02
MAN ACCUSED OF
ATTACKING GIRL

a warrant charging Roy Hough-
ton. Of Port Huron, with attacking
a 14year-old girl, will be recon-
mended by the prosecuting attorney.
The attack is alleged TO have oc-
CURED on Belle Isle several months
ago while the girl was Houghton's
guest on an automobile ride The
case came to the attention OF the
prosecutors Office through the ju-
yenile court and is being handled
by Assistant Prosecutor Harry
Keidan.
IIoughton is 38 years old and I'M
married, although it IS said his wife
is suing for a divorce
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02
Deaths.

August schudlich. 49, Thirty first-
st. 80 years, hemorrhaEc from gun
shOt wound Lionel Partsch. 9al Tho
odore-st 70 wears. apopieNy. John
Charles DuvaU $50 Wchh-ave. J year.
acidosis acute. Walter 6. WooleY.
pgS Fnurth-nVc. s. years. uremia-
pulmonary ocfema virginia " Law
son. % Ncison-ave 8 days. hamilton.
Elizabeth Fruck 400 Bewlck ave.
cerebral congestion. 81 wears Agnes
r Hrubaker. VI o. Il ". station. 81
vea~s organic disease ~ heart Frcd
powshcr. Grace hospital about 90
wears. ctrhosstr % liver Gerald Oh
sen itf7 East WArren-avc.. s months
, ertero-colitis. Irene IcdlosSa. 2i'i
West Jefferson ave. ( months maras-
r,o. nat,v N.nch. COLI Lafayette
hivd i. hours cvanosis moratorium
tnliar RnkanoWlc go Nlcxandrine-
ava Al wears pneumonia -ner y rs.
Michael Gorrey Green ave. md Lake;
sSorc Il n 20 wears. c7rholic ncld
,.otsortrg phnander +. Ormshy. 1903
irolcomb-eys y years, cGrGn 1Tl heT';
,..r,,eut..t seniie debility Dortha
p.ter ie5 Est. one year. meningitis.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02
Marriage Licenses

John Milekanich. az. Amanda Rus
on. 49,
William Schneider. 80: Minnie or
morod.
William l. tiarturK. rs, Detroit,
Vera NJ saunders. 20, Ann Arbor
otto Diedrich. 80. LnrRln ohio,
Edith Hartman. 3. Wooster. o.
Antonio Mollse. a. Nunzia Police
stanlslaw Puipczuk. 81, MILL
Dudlh. is
Pietro Dl Simone. g. Leonard Bru
gia, i6
Thomas shea. 2s. Marie Dunkirk
John Fisher 6 Ida GucnHche. Is
FRANK CzaikowEki Is, Wyau-
dotte. Josephine BuraWska. %. same
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02
WELL RID
OF THAWS
So Says Evelyn Nesbit
Of Husbands Di-
vOrce Action
By UNITED PRESS.

MALONE, n. y, Sept 2.-"I went
TO the brink OF hell Ia save Harry
from the electric chair, and all
ever got was condemnation from
him and his family am happily
rid of the whole Thaw tribe
Evelyn Nesbit. wife OF the White
SLAYER. SO expressed her JOY at the
action OF Thaw In bringing divorce
proceedings, when seen ar the sum
mer camp Of Jack Clifford. her
dancing partner here today
40 matter what terrible things
Harry viii say about me, viii
submit no defense This divorce is
what / have wanted for years.
"The Thaws have been the jlnx
of my life
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02
FIND TWO MORE
OF F-4 DEAD
BIZ UNITED PRESS.

WASHINGTON, Sept 2.-Discov-
cry OF two more unidentified bodies
on submarine "a at Honolulu was
reported by Admiral Bousch to the
navy department today There
were no details
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02
GIBBONS TO TALK
OF MEXICO
WITH WILSON
~ UNITED PREsS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. THAT
Cardinal Gibbons will make Mexico
he prime subject OF his conference
with President Wilson today, was
indicated by Secretary OF State
Lansing's announcement that the
cardinal would confer with him
after the White House conference.
Printing, the plain neat kind--thnt
~ Eht--Timer job DCpt.--Nain aga
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02

Ordinances of the city OF Detroit
for the year 1912.
TT Is HEREBY ORDAINED BY
THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF
DETROIT.
Section !. That Section l OF Chap
ter 197 OF the Compiled ordinances
OF the city OF Detroit for the year
amended TO read rs follows.
Section l. The Gre limits OF the
city OF Detroit shall include all that
portion Of tho city bounded by the
National Boundary line on the south.
by the center line OF Hastings street
on the east. by the center lines OF
PiQuette avenue and Amsterdam
street on the north and the center
line OF Third avenue, extended.
sOuthcrly 70 the center line OF Grand
River avenue, thence southeasterly
avenue 10 the center line OF Third ave-
nue. thence southerly along the cen
ter line Of Third avenue 20 the Ma
tOnal Boundary line on the west
excepting, however, the following de-
scribed piece or parcel Of land. Lot
5. In block IS, Van Dykes subdivision
OF the Antoine Beaublen farm. So
called, according 20 the plat thereof
recorded IN the office OF the Register
situate on the east side OF St An-
tome street between Alexandrine and
Superior streets.
Sec @ This ordinance shall take
Immediate effect
Approved August n. 1915
OSCAR b. MARX.
Attest: Mayor.
Guy T. INGALLS,.
(B-17O Deputy city Clerk
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02
Classified
Rates..
I Cent a
Word

line "
Nc transient Advertising inserted
Tor lees than Ice with cash, lsc II
ShhiEed, per insertion
The above rates apply 60 all clarSi.
mSauohS except Births. Cards OF
mans Obituaries. Meeting Notices
@hn al ads preceding Male Help
hit ms. Deaths Cards OF THANKS
and Meeting Notices - Minimum
snarge, 8bc for IS words or less over
- words one-and-ope third ceTts Tor
each extra word
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02

BOARD OF EDUcATIok-SCHooL
DISTRICT NO. I, GREENFIELD
TOWNSHIP, WAYNE COUNTY
MICHIGAN.
Secretary's office,
704 Free Press Bldg,
Detroit. Mich, Aug. 80, 1915.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02

4 DAM r.. BLOOM wcll-known
~ lawyer who died. Wedrcs-
day afternoon. after a few hours
illness
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02
BIDS - ERECTION EIGHT
ROOM SCHOOL BUILDING
- BRUSH STREET BE-
TWEEN LOUISIANA AND
GEORGIA AVENUES.

Scaled proposals will be received et
this office until AIS ,. m. Thursday,
Sept. l6. 1915. for furnishing all la
Dor and material necessary for the
erection OF an elght-roOm school
building 20 be located on Brush street
between Louisiana and Georgia ave-
nues
Proposals Will be received as fol-
Proposals for the entire job
Proposals under the four-b form.
as follows.
General Mason Specifications.
General Carpenter Specifications.
Heating. Nentilating and Plumbing
Specifications.
Electric Wiring.
Also proposals for all separate
m is especially desired that con-
tractors bid on NIL separate classes OF
work Plans and specifications cover
Ing all work embraced In the Archi-
tectural Plans and Specifications. may
be seen M the office Of tho Architects,
IT, G. NanLeyn and ~. q. Schilllng.
1li--21 Union Trust Bldg
Proposals must be submitted or
forms furnished by the Architects and
must he accompanied by certified
check or cash equal 20 six per cent
~ bid 4 surety Company Bond VIII
not De accepted in connection with
the submitting Of proposals.
General Contractors must submit.
attached 90 their proposals the names
OF all their suh-coutyoctors
All contractors submitting bids and
prouosnFe arc invited % be present
M tho school Board meeting 90 be
hold nj the Greenfield Union school.
seven Mile road and Norton-ave,
Thursday evening. Sept 18th. az
o'clock. when all bids and proposals
will Doe oncnod
rho Board OF Education reserves
che right 90 reject any or an bids
FREDERICK J. WALTENsPERGER'
Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02

DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
city Of Detroit Mich. Sept 2, 1915.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02
SIMMER RESORTS.
ron sALE--nEsInENCE PRoPERTI

5000 two-famiiy nat 1920 Twelfth
ST. Five rooms each. Large barn
I'm rear. Brings In $50 per month
Out-of- town owner says sell. North
f13G-M
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02
LABOR AIDS
TEACHERS
Chic @ o Anti-UniOn
Rule Will Be Fought
To Limit
By UNITED PRESS.

CHICAGO. Sept. 2.-Chicagos
public school turmoil today resolved
itself virtually into a pitched battle
between the Board of Education and
union labor.
BY a vote of II to 8 the board last
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02
Ordinance No. 277-A.

AN ORDINANCE 10 amend section
OF Chapter 1911 OF the Compiled
Ordinances Of the city of Detroit
for the year 1912.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02

CHICAGO. Sept. 2.-Chicago.s
public school turmoil today resolved
itself virtually into a pitched battle
between the Board of Education and
union labor
BY vote of II to 9 the board last
ron sALr-REsIDENCE PROPERTY
Z ROOMS
Near Grand River ana Boulevard,
modern. steam heat. best buy ih
TINS section for only $1,000 do" d
TROAlLEY. WILSON & co..
1916 chamber OF Commerce Cad 5000.
MERRICK
Eight family apartment solid hrl' x,
rooms ana bath each. steam neat
garage for 3 machines lol 4'El'".
VIII show 2 per cent owner non
resident. viii sacrifice. Let us Sn""
this. then make oucr
HANNAH
] McGTIAW BLDG
OPEN SUNDAY
48 HONORAH-AFE.
Just North of Ferndale-Ave.
Gear car line.
Beautiful bungalow. rooms ana
bath. Every modern convene. o.,
pecoruted $500 $500 down. hai-
aucr as rent brelfuss lt"aitY CO.,.
500 Ford Bldg cherry -9t'- Ridge
1855 r.
CLARK PARK
seven rooms, modern - tho--nlqlu'cc'
oak duish al! through. fireplace.
beaatifu fixtures n YOU want 20
get i'm this IDEAL location act quick
~rRDAiLEN WILSON ~ CO.,
1915 chamber 81 Commerce. cad 6'o',
Cass Farm Duplex
Solid brick slate roof hof wVtcr
heat. large rooms and Tiled baths
with shower. also LARGO sun parlor
or slcep'ng porthes. oak floors. iln-
i-hed I'm oak mahogaUf anu "nafn
cl large nrcplaCes with the very
host ~ nvturcs and decorations
Garage FOR . machines Fer price
and terms come 20 orr office
HANNAH
I McGRAW BLDG
FIFTEENTH ST.
Brick home. 80 rooms ard bath. ful
basement. furnace heat. two 20-ft
lots. IN good residence location.
price 81. Gur cGsv terms.
HANNAH
MCGRAW BLDG
FINE TERRACES Inside emit cir
clio on west side. showing better
than 10 per cent net; must bc seen
20 hc appreciated
Brick veneer. rooms each.
family flat on Camcrou-avo.. near
y Grand blvd years old. screens.
awnings. etc. VIII take vacant and
some cash
McHCGH REALTY co.
a22 Dime Bank Bldg cherry 1882.
SENATOR AVE.
lust on Fcrudal., brand new. S-rnnr1
home. Ptuirsular furnace. bed
rooms and bath modern. terms
HANNAH
! McGBAW BLDG
TO rVCII ANCIuysNI IESVITIs
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02

Long'sllow. rooms, all modern,
newly decorated. steam heat. a fin9
home: open today 81 ~ m
McHUGH REALTY co.
g32 Dime Bank bldg Cherry 1893.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02
ron sALr-RESIDENCr PROPER
7 ROOMS

Near Grand River and Boulevard
modern. steam heat. best buy ga
this section for only $1,000 down
got busy
TROAfLEY. WILSON & co.
1916 chamber Of Commerce. 1hd o'''
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02
MERRICK

apartment solid hrl r.
rooms ana bath each steam heat
garage for machines, lot 4aNl ''
VIII show I p per cent owner nom
resident. VIII sacrifice. Let ms sh""
this then make Offer.
HANNAH
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02

ONGFEGI.OW- AVE Five bedrooms.
two baths; garage FOR two cars
pricc slG 600 Paterson Bros. & Co.
III Grswold-st. Main 255.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02
ron Observation-Disclosures.

.l75 BUYS FAREAND Tprlg ht Piano.
rich mission COS Is. modern I'm ev"rE
detail shows very little use. sweet
cica tone Regular $3.50 style.
easy payments arranged 90 suit.
Act now Grinnell Bros. 245 Wood
ward
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02
OPEN SUNDAY
48 HONORAH-ANE.

Gear car lire,
Beautiful Bungalow. g rooms and
bath. Every modern convenience,
Decorated $500. $500 down. haI-
aucr as rent Drcifuss Realty CO..
SOC Ford Bldg cherry -9eG. Ridge
1858 r.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02

ROOM S--furnitur Tor rooms COM
pletc 81 week Sur1ne-. hiah. q 4th.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02
Cas- Farm Duplex

Solid brick slate roof ho' wUtor
hcat largo rooms and Tiled baths
with shower. also large SUN parlor
or sleeping porthes. oak floors. fin
iehed I'm oak MAHOGANY and cnan-
~ large drcplaces with the very
host Of nvturcs and decorations
Gorace for machines Fer price
and terms come 20 our office
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02
TO RENr-I,nuMs.
HOTEL FRANKLIN

cor Larued and BatosA4oniy hair a
block from the new iIterufban
Waiting Room. Extra fine rooms
at Soc f5c. 81. 800 per day,
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02
WINDOW CLEANING.
EXPERT WINDOW
CLEANING co.
40 RENT-BuusEs.

FIELD AVE. t02 near sherman car
llnc as James l. Cummins. nc
McGraw bldg
The Detroit times., 1915-09-02
SMALL TOOL CABINETS

Ne have "a number ~ small cabinets.
with from 90 S drawers just the
thing for small auto partg
GLJNZ. 202 MICHIGAN Cherry ltTS.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1915-07-17
Jupi.e, Warmer Than tn. Earth.

THE giganIic mass of Jupiter has
much larger warmth than that of the
earth" says scientific writer. 1T If
the result OF the molecular movement
produced by the compression of the
strata and must be greater the more
powerful the masses and hence the
larger the pressure of the strata Is.
Jupiter SURPRISES the earth In point OF
mass 3O7 times. and for this reason
the inner temperature or individual
warmth Of the planet is probably high
enough to evaporate the water upon
the surface quickly, SO that water va
por forms the principal substance OF
the atmosphere Of Jupiter Water va.
por is an excellent reflector and read
lily accounts for the bright radiation OF
light emitted by the planet"