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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-25

The Neutral Girls present an en-
tire change of program. inciuding =
new plot. new comedy. new WARDROBE.
songs. dances and scenery today al
the Palace theater- The bill for TO
day is a black-face comedy entieteo
.The Neutral King. a very funny .lls
thing. The piece has definite plos
estI,a.,ons which makes the comedy
doubly funny. The part Of the king
is taken BY Mr. Howard. the versa
tie comedian who did the Irish sailor
IN Yesterdays BILL Also in addlt1on
10 the regular show. there are seyeral
spectalties of unusual merit. inciud-
,nr Chicago Norman. the conjur1ns
lester who presents some very m
usual tricks IA magic Mr. Norman
has a humorous way of working ana
> knack OF keeping the audience IN
a CONTINUAL roar Of laughter when
gives his performance distinction
from all other magicians.
The BIN for wednesday VII be a
1aurhabIe farce entitled Fifty Per
cent syndicate" and several new
specialties.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-25

many big and powerful scenes. The
leading players VIII be supported by
an unusually fine cast Miss Fuller
plays the role of a nun in this story.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-25
WILLIAMS
Has High Score and High Aver
age in Duck Pin Game
Rolled on Gore Alleys.

The wolks clothiers team of the
Merchants Duck Pin League won
three straight games from the Loar
and White team on the Gore alleys
Monday night Williams OF the
wo1ks team had high score and high
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-25
Lame Back

Lame back Is usually due to rheu-
tmatism of the muscles n6 the hack.
Hard working people are most likely
to suffer fro NIT Relief may be had
by nassaging the back with Chamber
lafnes Lfn1nert two or three times a
day Try ut. pbtainable everywhere.
fi-Adyerttsement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-25
MaRRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been is
sued to John Binder and Cecilia Zad-
rov11s and Giovanni Fuscaldo and
Rosa Mosca.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-25

Popular and very pretty Barbara
Tenant, with Howard Eastbrook
and an all star cast Of Broadway
PLAYERS. appears in the pnotodrama..
:.M'Liss." in five sublimely pictured
acts. at the Orpheum theater TO-DAY
This is another Shubert-Brady mas
terpiece which has enjoyed country
wide popularity. and Is sure 20 play
to the usual large crowds.
Tomorrow .ae feature offering VIII
he Episode No. Of the world
great detective story novel. the
black BOX This part is very e8-
citing. Sanford Quest. the detective
Of detectives. solves another mystery
that has bafaed the police. and the
way the crooks are caught IS espe-
cially clever
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-25

The Mary Fuller Company with
Lucius Henderson directing and Matt
Moore playing opposite the Big o
ster will commence work on The
White Violet feature film to be re-
leased on the regular Universal pro-
gram. The production viii call for
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-25

..The Heart of Painted Woman" a
vlvidly gripping motion picture ro-
nance from the studios OF the Pop
ular Plays and Players Company, is
showing today at the Robinson Grand
with Nine. Olga Petrova In he>prin-
cipal part The story OF The Heart
of Painted Woman" is as follows
selma the beautiful daughter of
poor parents leaves her home and Sc
cures position In New York as a
painters model. The artist becomes
eramored with her Beauty They fall
in love with each other, but later the
artist ahandons the model to marry
an heiress Selma. discouraged by
ner treatment. falls lower and lower
IN the scales OF lie, and when she
reaches the bottommost strata fasc:-
mates young Spendthrift spendthTift
follows her 20 her home and offers he-
wealth IL she viii but be his. Selma
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-25
e MIX DO GIRLS
re At THE DEON

ing. breathing spirit of the Orient. an
Intensely dramatic plot and three
reels OF perfect acting provide a pic
ture in class by itself 1t is a re
markable picture in every way
Wednesday Tom Moore and Mar
garet Courtot will present The
Edward Cecil, John
Wolf and Violet Reid viii be seen in
The Black Sheep" a two-part k1aw
and ErIanger special feature. Hearst
Selig News No. 3. and The Phoney
.cannibal - A Ham" comedy Will also
be Shown. Note the date of Who's
Who in SOCIETY,"" It will be here
soon. It is kIeine comedy four
part special
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-25

Miss Helen Gardner is at the top
of fhe Bijou program today IS a three
part Broadway Star production. The
Breath of Araby. It has myster-
ious power no Tuore subtle. however.
man the woman who Graves to pos
$ ssess II. She gains It and wteh At
!death. The picture is a yeritable, HF-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-16
IiEsrNlT RIDGE IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY. LIM1TEp.
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. In
pursuance OF the unanimous vote IN
number aud value OF all the interest
OF the association OF Chestnut Ridge
improvement Company. Limited. at \
mseting Of the members of the asso.
citation. duly held on the 10th day of
September. 1915. at thu ONCE OF the
association. Ia the City OF Detroit.
Michigan. said Chestnut Ridge I'm
provement Company. Limited. has
been wound up and dissolved; thar
there are no debts for wage OF Dor
and 10 other liabilities or Indebted
ness To De satisfied. and that the as
Gets Of the association are being dts
tributed among the members Of said
association In proportion TO their re-
spective interests, by the underslHn-
cd, Liauidating Trustees. who were
duly elected at said meeting OF said
association IN pursuance Of the stat
ute IN such ease made and provided
Dated netrc'' Iicr. sent q. 1873.
CHESTNUT RIDGE fMPEoVEMc EMIT
COMPANY. LIMITED
HENRY RCSSEf.. Chairman.
ARTHUR ~ SSErT Secretary.
Henry Russel Arthur Bassett, cha'
~. Campbell tjpu'iating Trustee
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-16
WORTHWHILE

Darius W Knapp ~ Detroit was In
town Friday. psTfertirg the sale ~
his property on west Dunlap 81, %
his brother. john - knaPp.
The Christian EDdraVor - the
First Presbyterian church held their
monthly bus.n and social meeting
fu the church parlors, idaN even
tug 4 feature ~ the entertainment
wa sthe collection u tho birthday
money bags each ore present having
deposited - many pennies a. they
were vtay~ ola.
Howard stewart has secured d 20
sitton a. tlwek"ep~r with the Ameri-
can car 4 Foundry Co. 81 Detroit
The Worthwhile high school foot
bail TEAM met - second defeat ~
the season day afternoon when
the Plytr rgtr team were victorS by
tune 81 o. - o. on their home
grounds
The serrn1n-topic In the First Pres
hytert7r church Sunday morning VIII
be The Ministry 80 thr SarrtuarN' .
AZ NE FIRST Baptist. tns theme VIII
be announced from ne pulpit. and
at the Method - Episcopal n Pro
phar'y NiSfau In the evening the
various cprrr. cations viii unlte IN
the NJ r hHrgh IN recognition OF
the coming - the new pastor. Rev
F'rsF Z walker
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-16

g II Payne has returned from r.
visit with relatives At Peru. Ind
The womRns Foreign Missionary
society, OF the Methodist Episcopal
church. will meet at the home ~ Mrs
Webster BRAY on Wood Ward ave.
south "Wednesday Afternoon.
The embroidery club. % Troy. wiz
meet at the home 90 Miss Ruby Niles,
Wednesday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs Nathan Bliss have
gone 20 Palm Reach. Fla. 20 spe nd
the winter.
Rov vandertord viii go Monday 20
Romeo 70 live
AIRS Arthur Brooks. % Ypsilanti.
il spending few weeks With her
daughter. Mrs Howard West. on
Rrown-st
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-16
ANN ARBOR.

One hundred and so persons attend
ed the reception which was given in
honor Of the teachers % the Donova n
school By the Mothers club OF the
school
Mrs j J Raaf and Mrs W BeGole
attended the state convention Of the
Eastern star In Battle Creek this
week
Miss Hilda SchsibIe entertained on
Thursday for Miss Erriine O'Hara
who is TO be married the latter part
of the month
Mise Ella Hill has sold her resi-
dence on Fast Liberty-st.. and will
soon remove 70 her new home on Lin
den-ave
Mrs J r ANGEL, who has been the
guest Of her aunt. Mrs. 2 y. Hall.
and her mother. Mrs. G. Medaris FOR
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-16
DELAY FLATS
SEPARATION

PORT HURON. Mich. Oct 10
No actiCn will be- taken by the board
u supervisors at this session on
he proposal &c create a new town
snip out of the 81. Clair Flats dis
,rict. but the matter will be de-
ffrred until the October, 1916. ses-
sion
This program vas decided upon
Friday after Judge ". l.. Carpenter
and Ronald Common. OF Detroit. to-
sether with Supervisor John NJ
Robertson, OF Clay township. had
eppeared before the supervisors and
asked for the delay Judge Carpen-
ter said that the residents OF the
Flats aud particularly Harsen's or
Russers island in which he il inter.
ested. are entitled 10 selfgovern-
ment and some Of the benefits for
the taxes they pay and which are
not received.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-16
I MT. CLEMENS

3yvard 6witser was on Friday. elect
foD0nty superintendent OF the poor
\ DnoCeed himself for q three-year
n The appointment was made by
IA oupervisors. now in session at
y SQUIRT house.
{Aarles r. Cook aged 20 years. died
Nv Friday morning at the home OF
11okef. Hrs. william Pearson. No.
81 1segoss-ave.. after IN illness of
)Doe four months. He was formerly
mnocted with the y. 3. navy. sta
<4o0 ~ Texas. The funeral will be
II Monday next from the house. DR..
a1ttv OF the Methodist church. In
1870 Of the serviceg&
IA and Mrs John Crandaii. ches-
~ on Friday celebrated their
wedding anniversary. seventy
1ff0hda and relatives gathered az
hoGno and helped them enjoy the
1oloA n family dinner was served
Il os<)ock and in the evening games
Ifs1u11o1c were the diversion The
~ saceived many handsome gifts
Gtfjpte license was issued Fri
no Percy l.. Drinker. ~. OF De-
"a and Miss Leora A. Stevens. of
/, Clemens. aged 20
|oAn J. Sherman Will return home
|0Idayy from a two-weeks stay at
! &prings, Ark
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-16
BIRMINGHAM

The church society of the First
Presbyterian church will meet Wed l.
nesday afternoon at the home 81
Mrs. Emma snow, on Maple-ave- east
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Green and
daughter, Mae. motored- Friday. 70
Miss kite sherman and Miss Ella
Sherman have returned TO their
home al Worthwhile. after visiting
their sister. Mrs. Walter Nichols.
Mrs. Daniel McGany. Of Pontiac
visited her mother. Mrs. Mary Bel.
in Southheid. Friday.
Mrs. James Wright. OF Pontiac. Is
guest OF her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Young. on Pierce-st
Mrs Mary Mcdonald celebrated
her sixty-ninth birthday. FRIDAY at
the home Of her sister. Mrs Cone.
on Woodward-ave
H. r. Bshrle. Of Pontiac. was
business caller here. Friday
Mr. and Mrs Guy Taylor have re-
turned from a trip 90 Chicago.
Mrs George Hendrie. OF Bloomfeis
at her home IN honor OF
the Bloomfield Hiu hunt club.
The Ladies' Aid. OF Big Beaver.
Will hold their bazaar. Wednesday
afternoon and evening. in the Aacca-
Mr. and Mrs. Alec Mccall. Of Nil
ford have been recent guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Jonn Van Every. on Wood
Mrs. Charles wilcox gave birth
day party. Thursday evening. 1t her
home on Pierce-st.. for her son. virn
IL being his twelfth birthday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-16
FLAWS IN
PETITIONS
May Be No Dry Elec-
ton in Washtenaw
This Fall

ANN ARBoR, Mich. Oct. 10
Further mistakes in the petitions
hled by the dry interests OF this
4. county with the board OF supervis-
ors praying for local option cleo
ton, which have been discovered by
a special COMMITTEES which is consid-
ering them. makes il seem possible
that the supervisors will refuse 10
order the election.
Shortly after consideration OF the
petitions had been started attorney
for the vets discovered that they
lacked ten rscees necessary TO make
them legal, and the drys then fled
en- additional IL names which they
asserted had been properly posted,
and which, their attorneys claim
they had a perfect right TO do at
any time The special committee,
however, discovered three or four
mistakes, which makes the deficit
in names considerably larger. and IL
Is possible that the supervisors viii
refuse 10 order the election. with
the understanding that the drys will
correct the errors In time for the
rext meeting Of the board.
In the Second ward. Ypsilanti. TO
which l34 names were credited II
was foInd that there were in reality
1856 q gain of %. whic made II seem
that there would be no need OF al
ing additional names. However. in
The Third ward In the same city
names were credited. and in reality
here were but li2 loss OF 20. or
I net loss Of seven. Scio township
iled "a names. but the petition was
hot properly sworn to and in the
sixth ward. this city there was
r. the date Of the affidavit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-16
:: SUBURBAN NEWS ::

some time. has returned 10 her home
tn san Antonio. Tex
Miss GeorE Lones. OF Webster.
has started for the Pacific coast. and
Will spend the next three months in
the state OF Washington
Miss Mozell Tyson. OF kenton, O,
Who has been spending week In
Manchester IL now the guest OF Miss
Maudg lioDdell ir this city
The Misses t.uSlia Seeger and Mar
ma Isband. ~ Npsilanti. attended the
meeting u the Collegiate alumnae in
this city Wednesday
the Altar society OF ST. Thomas
parish. last evening gave a dancing
party at the parish hall
James r. riley. ~ Detroit. and Miss
Margaret Martin secured q marriage
license here yesterday and were mar
rIed by Rev " =. Considine. pastor
OF ST Msrys parish in Chelsea
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-16
N0TiCE-STRtET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF AssessoRs' OFFICE.
Detroit, October u. 1915
Paving Notice No. 1888.
ALEXANDRINE AVENUE

To A Nowc. John Sikora. t'r'nk
Przorowski. Franh Plata. Frank
J ,Slkowski, frank Eybarskl julius
Thos. 4 Mary kc,Ll. Jacob z.,lsw XXI.
Aug Wars. los. MiTtke. Jacob l;o-
spiecke. 4. MadzisFy, Albert SIrHres
xyk. Aug Bialk, Louise lizvnN X
Francis SOcha. Michael Reiuka. W. -
Rohdt. l.. Frankowlak. Ernst MieSicr,
= GlowczewSki Adam Wi.trENchow
ski. Theo. Dauylisz. Anton LusIyu r.
ski. Justine Rotgal John Nowak: =.
1uba. Frank Hoepk". John MILE
Board ~ Education. John Mietki.
Anth E8thnow. Anth kusmleF~kl
Henry Dhrns Walter Zurga., tre <
Mincei. Leo Gra6owski; william
Karas. Anthony Iipkc. Mary Kruk.
aud 10 all othsr persons 0wn.nE.
o,cupying or otherwise Interested So
any ~ the lots and prem i$"s irontin
on AleNandrtrc avenue in said city
% Detroit. within the limits herein
after mentioned
The Common Council OF the city OF
Detroit. having ordered 80 much ot
AlexanGrine avenue, from N" cas-
line Of Dequtndrc street 10 the west
curb i'uc Of Dubois street. 20 be
graded and paved. notice - A"rehy
made uroA all the lots. and premises
fronting Oh said AIeNandrine avenue.
and liable Ia he assessed for said I'M
prov~ment under the probsions - :
said assessment is now completed,
and will remain ~ the ASSESSOR
-ttrrtCF. IN ths CIV 81 Detroit from
the date hereof until October 2dth
1913. for the inspection Of all person.
P1APp or ASSESSORS.
Ry GUsTAvE J ALERECHT.
~ sssl President
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-16
HIGHLAND PARK

The Rev James L. Martin. the
newly appointed pastor or TRINITY
Methodist church. has arrived from
Rochester \ y, and - being enter
OF No. lSO Farrand Park. lie will
occupy hts new pulpit sunday morn
ing and evening.
Miss Blanche DAVIS, OF Mason.
Mich is spending the weekend with
the Misses Eloise Johnson. OF 80
Waverly ave. and Ivy Doughty, OF
No 1875 WRverly-ave.
Ruth Jorgenson. the three months
Jargenson, died Wednesday The tu-
neral was held Friday afternoon with
interment At Wood,awn cemetery.
The Rev. John Richards othciated
Mrs c. F. Bradley, OF No AZ Mon
OF Rochester. Mich- on "Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs George q. Lackels
and family. ~ No. 1874 Avalon ave.
moved this week 10 the north side
81 AvalOn-ave.
Mrs spencer. OF Ithaca. Mich. has
been guest ~ Mr., and Mrs. T.. ?.
Daily. of No. iss navison-aVe this
week.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Malpsss have
returned 10 Highland Park after an
extended honeymoon through ohio;
Illinois and Indiana. with Mr. and
Mrs. VIM Morse. The trip was taken
in Paige car Mrs. Malpass vas
formerly Miss Rose Kerr. CT Detroit
The tenth grade 81 the high school
organised Thursday afternoon ana
elected the following officers Presi
dent. Ben Burbridge. viCe-president.
Clarice Houghton. and secretary ana
Treasurer. Louis MANou,
Mr. ard Mrs Thos Aswun ana
daughter Marjorie Of - ThoWAs. ont.
are guests OF Mr. and Mrs l.. y Kin
rer ~ W. sfS Cortland
Mr. ChAs Jewel % 10. llo Mon
terey-ave. and L. X. Thomas az No.
IL Monterey-ave. enjoyed a PROFIT
able hunting trip THURSDAY near Pom
tiac.
Elmer Hoerouf u IA nav. Mich.
ia visiting hts brother. Arthur Ho"r-
our OF No abs- Woodward asc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-16

|||SvvInDLERS
gyand0tte Citizens to
Protect Selves by
Tag Plan

s3NYANDOTTE. Mich. Oct To-
~ Community Council has made
rns 70 protect the members
ninst AL wildcat scheme solicitors
1 fakers. In instituting a tag
r1om. whereby no agent. solicitor
4 pgomoter can do a successful
1openess without a tag OF approx
= from the council. q distinct step
inade In the bigger. better city
npaisn.
y lt has been the habit OF takers to
80 n and solicit the trade of the
op1s without an endorsement of
IT. scheme by local bnsiness men
- tag. therefore. will be a certiri-
Dto OF approval Of the agents aud
beiS proposition. SO that people can
Heo1y deal with them.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-16
In Suburban Pulpits
wNANDoTrE.
-. stephens Episcopal Church.

sunday school AZ $50 a IN.
Morning prayer and sermon by Rev.
p q ~ Robinson. rector. at 10 a nj
The - stephens congregation will
take part IN the union missionary
services 20 be held IN the Congregs-
tional church Sunday evening az T,3A
o'clock. stereopticon pictures show
ing the mission work In many coun-
tries viii BE shown All members OF
the parish are requested 70 attend.
Methodist thavch.
Rev. l. r Loveioy will conduct
services In the nothing. and In ths
evening the congregation will par
ticipate in the union missionary ser
vices in the congregational church
The Class VIII meet at n. m. sun
day school NJ u Is a. m. and the de-
yoticnal meeting OF the Epworth
League at $50 p, m.
Trtnity Evangelical Lutheran Church.
Morning service AZ 10 o'clock Ser.
mon by Rev. r g Bauer on the
theme. True Temperance" sunday
school AZ 40 Mission day VIII be
observed on sunday. Nov :
-, John. Episcopal Church.
Sunday school VIII commence ~ :
y IN, beginning sunday. Oct =.
Morning services. Rev \ Schmied
preaching, will commence at -
Emmanuel Lutheran Church.
Services AT 10 a. IN. Rev Sherman
Baptist Church.
Services with sermon by Rev W
p Brown at 40 p m SUNDAY
school AT ~ M. B. Y. r. L. meet
Ing at p. N
congregational Church.
Rev Charles W Jones was called
- ofhciate In the funeral OF Mrs. W
W Gadd. Of Athens. Mich. wife q
the Congregational minister IN that
place. Rev and Ms Gadd had been
friends FOR - years Mr.. Jones viii
return Monday
Arthur W Edwards. junior deacon.
viii conduct services on Sunfa y
morning SUNDAY school begins IT
70 o'clcrk and Christian Fudeavor ~
s!5 p N Tonic. TIVE responsible ~
~ ou- society for Tho Christian En-
deavor unions In the even ina N ~"
viii ba a union mee-ing ~ all the
English prOtep'a0t churches. prcm0f-
81 vthe Tayrnen's Missionary -foy~-
f-lcut Rev NayzOn " .Sewell VII
direct this service. which viii com
nence AZ 30
P-~~byt~rtar Church.
-f------r-f fArr- morning service
has beer changed froD 1890 -
- 20 y ~ % take effect on SUNDAY
oct "a
"A n.clock services, Sermon by ~
Poe Ma.kA-a y Swell On the .heEo.
sueser. evan-alis-n"
Talfv Sa~ FOR the sunday school.
her{rnf~x a. T1.15 a. n
Evening services. TIE rresNr'@r-
.t,r church will iotr IN +Ne union wis
sfn~a-v services IN ths CougrcEa' ton
al church Cr-iettan Fnde2vo~ tonic.
.s--NA ~esvcusibiiity 81 our society for
m. Christian Fndeavor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-16
YPSILANTl

Or Newell Dwight Hills. OF
Brooklyn. ~. Y. viii lecture some
time during the winter In Pease au-
Mrs. WIN. peubel has reorganized
the Junior league OF the Methodist
Episcopal SUNDAY school and many
activities are being planned for the
Word has been received OF the
birth II son 10 Mr. and Mrs. Otis
Freeman. OF Lewiston. Monday Mrs.
laura Coweu. a former resident 81
Maple-st. and A graduate ~ the Nor
NAL college. Her mother, Mrs. Anna
Cowen. who lived - years IN the
paralysis in Lewiston hospital
Mise Eleanor Richardson. travelling
6eld secretary OF the Normal Y W.
c. A. is spending a few days IN the
city. she will give an address at
= o clock. sunday afternoon. al stark
weather hall. students ana town.
people are invited TO the lecture and
10 the tea which Will be served at
The v W. c. A. membership cam.
pstgn will end Saturday evening.
The Methodist Episcopal official
board. by hne unanimous action,
has set In motion plans which look
toward a great evangelistic move
Miss Lillian Rogers who returned
recently from -. Louis. Mo. SAM
tarium where she went several
months ago for treatment for infan.
six~year-oid Howard Yih.il. son Of
Frank and Cora Nthili. who have
been much in the limelight lately
with their marital troubles. has been
committed TO the State Children's
home. al Coldwster.
Louis Howard has purchased the
Is lots belonging TO Ellen Nolken-
ming in the Volkenning subdivision.
Arthur Ament has newly decor
ated residence.
Arthur shaw. ~ Ann Arbor. son OF
r. W shaw. OF summit. recently un-
dervent an operation. removing a
part OF a limb
The Zets Tau Alpha sorority gave
a formal party. Friday evening. IN
the Normal college gymnasium
large delegation OF Ypsilantiaus
went TO Ann Arbor. saturday. Ia at
tend the meeting OF the Washtenaw
society Prof. T. q
Mumford. 81 the Michigan Agrtcul-
tursl college. was the speaker OF The
The Orchard Lake football team
Oct. 20. on Normal field
Mrs Christine Game Mrs Leonard
R=a die, Mrs Mary Wri=ht- NJ =. -
Krisiey and Miss Jennie Morey are
will serve a banquet 81 the Degree
81 Honor district convention. which
= to be held in this city oct s.
The entertain merit committee COM
nrfses Mrs.. Bert W. SeEey Ms David
Baes, Miss Maude Carpenter. Mrs
Curtice. A number of the grand Of
dcers have signih-d Their intentions
70 Re present INCLUDING Grand chief
% Tobor Mrs. Fannie q Biassius.
OF Lansing.
Several important matters ara 20
come rp for discussion
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-16
kfVER ROUGE is
REJECTING HOBOES

ENvER ROUGE. Mich. Oct le.-
8or Rouge Ii cleaning up It's over
- Of visitors woo ''hit the town
the shoe-line," as the hoboes
- 4.
<Uaturday morning. three men were
- into court by officers Gene
oone and John Osborne and
SnSped with being drunk and disor
MI. They were given q hearing
|1Dedjately by Judge Nieman. The
ki&o, Alex Fisher and Sam Emit.
70 hail from lockwood. and John
nch. from no where. were SEN
800 to pay SO each or 80 days
n ~ county jail; they viii visit
Garden.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-16
CiTY OF pETRoIT-oFFics OF
THE FIRE COMMISSION
PROPOSAL FOR
WRECKlNC AND RE.
M0VAt OF BUILDING

Sealed proposals viii be received
AZ the office OF tho Fire Commission
until 2.3O y. m. Monday, October %.
1915. for wrecking building. for the
purchase OF material and removal ~
same from premises situated on
-. w corner OF Russell street and
Boulevard. The successful bidder
advance ~ certified check In full
amount Of bid. aE well as satisfac-
tory surety bond IN full amount ~
contract 10 guarantee removal within
time as may be specified by the
Common Council The right 10 re-
iect any and all bids is expressly
reserved subject to the approval %
tho Common Council Bids Will BE
endorsed as mentioned above and
delivered TO the Undersigned
GEORGE H. FINN
CB-305D Secretary