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The Detroit times., 1915-10-14
INJURIES HURT
TITLE CHANCES
OF G. r. CENTRAL

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Oct. IA
Not in recent years has high
school football team been the victim
of injuries as lave befallen Grand
Rapids Central this fall. Since the
opening OF the real training season
some weeks ago Coach Upton has
been pursued relentlessly by a jinx
that has succeeded in striking hard
and often.
Following is the injury list to
date
Jimmy Cannon, quarterback.
shoulder broken IN practice several
weeks before season opened. Ankle
sprained In first game. Now ready
to return TO game.
Claude Saunders, tackle, kidneys
badly injured. May play in two
weeks.
Richard Walker, guard. knee
strained. VIII he out for some time
yet.
Paul Booth. left tackle. ligaments
In right elbow torn In Saturdays
game.
Barry Stuart, left end, small bone
in wrist fractured in Saturdays
game with hlpena.
Norman Jones, center, nose frac-
tured in opening game with Grand
Haven.
Capt. Neal Wander Nicer, ligament
In shoulder strained before season
opened.
Robert Matheson, fullback, knee
strained May be out Saturday.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN--IN
THE RECORDERS COURT
OF THE CITY OF DETROIT.
IN THE NATTER OF TAX
ING PRIVATE PROPERTY
BY THE CITY OF DETROIT.
FOR THE USE OR BENEFIT
OF THE PUBLIC, FOR
PARK PURPOSES.

upon the 9Th day of October. \. D.
1915, In the City Of Detroit:
=, Present. tho Honorable William T..
C ,, Recorder of the. Recorders
II appearing from tho return Of ,bc
summons In the above entitled cans
that certain Of the respondents can
not De round within the County of
Wayne. to-wit: Helen :. Godfroy.
Herbert iodfroy.- Elorenca-Is,--II,i :
ridge and Alice u. Wright; and thai
said respondents have not been served
with summons issued by said court.
IN the manner provided by law and
that said respondents are NJ presen.
nOn-residents and have not voluntar-
ly appeared I'm said proceedings. TT
is HEREBY ORDERED. ADJUpGED
AND DECREED that said respond-
ents. Helen :. Godfrey. Herbert cod
troy. Florence l.. Holdridge anu Alice
p Wright appear and show cause, IL
there be any. why tho prayer OF the
petitioner should not he srsnted. on
or before the 18th day Of November
1915. And IL II FURTHER ORDER
ED. ADJtDGED AND DECREEp that
a certified copy OF this order he per-
sonally served upon respondents
six days before Nov. Is. 1915. And it
IL further ordered. adJudged and de
creed that the service OF this order,
II personal service IS not practical
az 10 sutn TfsponifnbSs DC Tntue ~
publishing copy for three successive
weeks. at least once In each week.
in The Detroit Times, a newspaper
published within the municipality.
and that the last publication thereof
TO be at least six days before the said
18th day of November, 1915.
(SIgned) W. r. CONNOLLY.
Recorder OF the City OF Detroit
Dated oct. 9. 1915.
THOMAS y. PENNIMAN.
Attorney for Petitioner.
HARRY J. p1NGEMAN,
or Counsel
Business address. 20t CITY
$3.50 Hall. Detroit, Mich.
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Paving Notice No. 1886.

To Edna stock. W II Williams
iTenry Williams, Francis ). osborne.
JOS. Reynolds, T.. II. TAYLOR. a. X.
Balmer Chas. G. Williams, Thos. NJ.
Worden. Estate of Romer Balnborn.
Raymond snyder. John ZilzelberFer.
Chss. Goth. ". y. Newman. w. Work
man. 6. " Wreford. j. NJ Wlnches-
ter. Mabel Dewey. Barbns Bros. and
To- all other persons owning, occupy
Of the lots and parcels OF real estate
In tho local assessment district es-
tahliShcd by the Common Council TO
dcfraN the expenses OF grading and
paving tho alley within the boun-
dBries herein set forth.
The assessment roll has been COM
pleted for defraying the expense of
paving the alley No. 81 being the
alley first south of and parallel TO
West Grand Boulevard. from the
west line Of Fourteenth avenue TO
Ia now open 60 Inspection at this Of
fee. and viii remain In this office for
1--WE days from the first publication
Of this notice for the inspection OF
all concerned All lots or parcels Of
land abutting on. or adjoining the
alley so described. have been as
sessed for such Improvement
The Board Of Assessors VIII meet
on Tuesday the 18th day Of october,
1918, at a. o'clock q. m, at their OF
fee I'm the city Hall. and will remain
TO hear any person or persons desF-
ing 10 object 20 any assessment 20
made.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
b soo President.
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Michigan First State to
Bring Out Amateur Racers

John Milot, Lewis w. McCue. l.. NJ.
wager, l.. X. Rice, l.. Kulick, all of
Detroit; VIM. Moore, Coldwater;
Martin Mutehler, Pontiac; X. V. By
ford. Dearborn: p. Woods, St Clair:
II. c. Wilcox. Owosso; A. w. Pardo,
Wyandotte; Herman Block. Bedford;
John Tyre, -IRkstef;-tiuy- H.-f.a
Bounty. Fair Haven, and William
Hicks, Lansing.
The first event will start at 1880
ana three hours OF racing without
tiresome waits between events will
be furnished the fans. The track
has, been put In shape and some fast
time Is expected. The race for the
title and tho larger silver trophy
will be divided into four preliminary
heats. two semi.hnals and O final
heat. All the cars eliminated In the
preliminaries and semi-hnals will be
grouped In consolation race, 10 be
run previous to the final event. The
winners OF preliminary. semi-finals
and final heats will split the $500 In
cash prizes, as well as some special
accessory prizes. Accessory awards
will be tho prizes for the consola.
ton. with a Master carburetor, fitted
up for racing. as first prize.
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Ito be continued.)
BURGLARY LOOKS
LIKE SPITEWORK

Somebody broke into the tailor
shop of A. Baker, No. liz Adams
ave. east, Tuesday night, and John
Schrifer, aged 90, laborer, who
lives upstairs. is held on charge
of burglary. Schrlfer had bitter
quarrel with Baker. Monday. and
the burglary looked like spite
job. When Baker tried TO open his
shop Wednesday morning, he found
that the door had been nailed shut
with spiking. Shrifer denies know
ing anything about the burglary.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-14

her head u listen. Neal and An.
nette spread their two pieces OF the
map out upon the little stand. BE.
tween them they had the bulk OF
the lower portion Of the map
was "A blank surface. save three
things-a little tail OF the island
sticking down and the words ''longi.
tude" and latitude" and nothing
else. Annette laughed in glee.
We've got everything We. want. -
she said TO Neal. What Is here is
important. What the man with the
saber cut upon his face has got is
OF 10 use 10 him or us. We beat
him to II, Neal, We heat him 10 it,"
over on the bed Inez. In her
crouching attitude, still listened
wondering.
IT. L.. %nHxt.n.A
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NOTICE. PAVING
ASSESSMENT
RoARo OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit, Oct Is. 1918.
Paving Notice No. 1885.

To r. G. CORNING, Richard Cuson,
w j Woolcy. 9. DeVogelar. Eliza
beth VI. Ewing. Chas. Gauss. William
Pearsol. Il. L. Balst. Henry c. Myers,
Maria Sauve, Joshua Roberts, Leida
stafford. Ben Thomas, Maurice Ayers.
\ &. Jackson, Grace Habbin. Rich
ard Rosskelly. Citizens Savings
Bank. Geo. Haskell, +. II. O'Connell.
Michel. Henry Japes. Geo. Horn.nR,
Fred W. Moore. fsorenz Phlllipsky, T..
II. Biglcy. Alfred stone. Floyd Bar
rett. Mary Enright. Rulph Phelps. j.
L. Jacklin. II. NanLoon. Alice Hitch
iugs. and TO all other persons own
ing, occupying. or otherwise inter
estcd In any Of the lots and parcels
district established by the Common
Council To defray the expenses OF
grading and paving the alley within
tho boundaries herein set forth.
The assessment roll has been COM
plctcd for dcfraying the expense Of
paving the alley No. 80. being the
alley in block bounded by Third ave
nue.. Hamilton Boulevard. Euclid aud
Philadelphia avenues. and ~ now
open To Inspection at this office. and
viii remain In this office for five
days from the first publication of
this notice for the inspection Of all
concerned. All lots or parcels ot
land sbutting on. or adjoining the
alley SO described. have been as
sessed for such Improvement
The Board Of Assessors will meet
on Tuesday the 18th day of October.
1915, at o'clock a. m. at their Of
flee i'm the city Hall and will remain
In session for period Of six hours
20 hear any person or persons desir-
ing To object TO any assessment SO
made.
BOARD or AsSEsSoES.
Bf titisfAVE J. AbIiREtttT.
B-so9 President.
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NOTICE GALLEY PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. oct. 15. 1913.
Paving Notice -Ne.-lS34.

To Durhn Newton. Emily Burkett.
Adam Henry, jos, \. RoShach, Dave
Trynell. W. !. O'Hara. Harold Rich
ards. Jas. Lee, Winnifrcd sutton. fm-
INA Witherspoon. X. easier. J.. j. She
kell, Maria pTuerman. Margaret
POrst, Mrs. y. Mitchell. Geo. A Mat
thewson. u. Caster. Frank Tmhoff. and
10 all other persons owning. occupy
ing or otherwise Interested In any
OF the lots and parcels OF real es-
tate In the local assessment district
established by the Common Council
TO defray the expenses Of grading
and paving the alley within the boun-
daries herein set forth
The assessment roll has been COM
pleted for defraying the expense OF
having the alley No SOS. being the
Feast aud west alley In block between
Greenwood and Fourth avenues,
Frank street and AleNandrine avenue.
and is now open TO inspection at this
office. and will remuin in this ONCE
for five davs from the first publiGa-
lion OF this notice for the Inspection
of all concerned. All lots or parcels
~ land abutting on or adjoining tho
alley So ,ieSCr ibed have been assessed
for such Improvement
The Board OF Assessors wilt meet
on Tuesday. the 18th day of October
1915. az o'clock a. M. at their of.
fee in the city Hall. and will remain
IN session for q period Of six hours
10 hear any person or persons desiY
ina TO object TO any assessment o
BOARD or AssEssORa,
BY GUSTAVE J. ALBRECHT.
B-.9s Prsss1sns.
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HOOPER DUCKS
ADORING MOB

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 14.-The
crowd swarmed down into the field
as Bill Killifer. pinch hitting for
Eppa Rixey. made the last out of
the world series and fought to get
near the Boston bench. where Hoop
er was being mobbed by his joyful
teammates. For 10 minutes after
the game the crowd surged around
the Boston bench. clamoring for q
sight OF the new home run hero.
but he was spirited away and the
crowd was forced to depart without
getting to him.
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RIDGE IMrROvEUBUq
COMPANY. LIMITED.
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. ~
pursuance Of the unanimous vote ~
number and value OF all the intort6
OF the association Of Chestnut Ride
Improvement Company, Limited, e
meeting of the members Of the $780,
citation. duly held on the 10th day r.
September, 1915. at the office OF ~
ssssoeiation, In the City Of Dst1S1
Michigan. said Chestnut Ridge IT,
provement Company, Limited. IT
been wound up and dissolved: th03
there are no debts for wages or lab0jI
and no other liabilities or indebted~
ness to be satisfied. and that the A.
sets of the association are being die
tributed among the members OF saiH
association in proportion to their ~
spective interests. by the underslRDS;
ed. Liquidatins Trustees, who VET
duly elected at said meeting OF e011
association. In pursuance OF the sta&x
ute in such case made and provid04S
Dated Detroit. Micn. SApt 81. 1S1H2
CHESTNUT RIDGE IMPROVEMENTS
COMPANY. LIMITED.
HENRY Russell, Chairman.
ARTHUR BASSETT, Secretary.
Henry Russell. Arthur Bassett. Chs
Il. Campbell, Liauidating Trustees
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SYNOPSIS

On the day OF the eruption or
Mount Pelee. Capt. John Hardin OF
the steamer Princess rescues nVe-
year-old Annette Ilington from an
open boat. but is forced TO leave De
hind her father and his companions.
llington is assaulted by Hernanoez
and Ponto IN vain attempt 10 GET
papers which llington has managed
10 send aboard the Princess with MS
daughter. papers proving his titie 10
the lost island OF Ctnnabar. LINZ
tons injury causes his mind 70 De
come a blank. Thirteen years elapse.
Hernandez, now an opium smuggIer
with Ponto and lnez, a female &c
complice. and the mindless prute
that once was Ilinston. come 70 sea
port, where the widow OF captain
Hardin is living with her son Near
and Annette Iiington, and plot 70
steal the papers left to Annette oy
her father
&c oDyright. 1915.
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N0TlCE--AllEY PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1919.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Oct. Is, 1915.

TdNlnS NOtiCc NO. 1919.
To Joseph c. Brewe. G. p. Clark.
w. G stocker. A. c. Paterson. Mary
and Geo. Moore. Leo Won Mack. T..
Pillow, Claud &. Spencer. Ed. X. Elm
feldt, +. Rowan. JOS. w. Nader, Alva
Hum, L. j. Bromley. w. ]. Wirts. j.
A. Renter, Francis .. Roberts. l.. Ku-
lick, j. Il, Sigman. Harvey White.
Frank r. Simon. Aug. r. Wobeck, w.
@. Clark. F. kuberick. Henry {. Hays.
Chas. Hoffman, u. A. Oberschute. John
Reiser. +. r.. Brinkman. r. ID. Royce.
Hy Heath; u. Hubbard. L; j., shnugh-
messy. +. w. Ellsworth, Emile Hunt
risin. Thos. Berghon. J. r. Weber.
Oscar Bloom. w. r. Shippard. u. Ro-
wen. John A. Bass. ID. II. Jones. Chas.
Ward. q. Curry Est. Mrs. A. h. Van
Ripper. Fred Jesch. Jr., II. T. Jenkins.
McSorley ID. j.. Haynes. J. Vaudeville.
William Burnstein. Emil ]. Nuffet.
William Mueller. Arthur Schinlmel.
G. j. Perrick. NJ. Bills. C. NJ. Parsons.
owning. occupying or otherwise In
tcrested In any OF the lots and par
cells of real estate In the local as
sessment district established by the
Common Council to defray the ex-
penses OF grading and paving the al
ley within the boundaries herein set
forth.
rhe assessment roll has been com
pleted for defraying the expense OF
paving the alley sos, being tho alloy
Boulevard. Vinewood, Warren and
McGraw avenues. and is now open TO
inspection at this office. and will re-
main In this office for Ave days from
the first publication of this notice
for the inspection of all concerned
All lots or parcels OF land abutting
on or adjoining the alley so des
cribed. have been assessed for such
Improvement
The Board OF Assessors will NEE
on Tuesday. the 18th day OF October
1915. at 3 o'clock n. m. at their of
fice in the city Hall. and will remain
In session for a period OF six hours
10 hear any person or persons dcsir
Ing to object to any assessment Sc
made.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
By GUSTANE j. ALBRIGHT.
B-296 President
The Detroit times., 1915-10-14
BUCKEYES WIN
BY SINGLE POINT

Kubitzsky's Buckeyes invaded To-
ledo Sunday and Won hard-fought
game from the Alkies OF Toledo at
Armory park by the score of IL to
IL. The shining lights were Fred
KuDitzsky and John Mahaney for
the Buckeyes. Harry LOTUS and
rrenchy Matthews for the Alkies.
Both teams presented ex-college
stars. A big crowd turned out as 1t
was ideal football weather. The
summary.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-14
PROPOSAL Fon
BUILDING A CAR

Sealed proposals will be rsoelya
Fl 20 oiScs . Of the n p1s: coo oes
for erecting and completing 0o(
In, accordance with plans and l|
fications on nle In the office Is II
kasaman. Architect. 1909 Psne~
bldg. J3 w f<3
The successful bidder will ~ q
quired 10 furnish q oattsko0eU
surety bond in the amount Ok -
tract. to guarantee fuidIlmene
same ffT1
The right to reject any and AL y
10 expressly reserved. Bids VIII
Endorsed Proposal for Garage" ~
delivered TO the undersigned.
GEORGE J. FINNk
B-3oe sscsetaxy'
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FOR PAVING STREETS
AND ALLEYS

RAIL <AA<lLL Il Al
Roll No. lseG-r'or grading and
paving carver street. from the uorti,
curb line OF Bethun. avenue 10 ths
| south curb line Of pRliistcr avenue.
Hoil No. 1851 For grading and
/ pdvlnS Delaware avenue. rom the
east curb line OF Herrell street to ti,ss
| east curb Iinr of Fwsifth street
Roll No. lb9S--toT grading and
paving tlns ON avenue. II ON the II ortiz
/ line OF Selden avenue to the soatli
I curb line OF AlcNaadrino avenue on
! Roll No 1928 For grading ana
/ paving ktrling avenue, FROM Tic
north line OF Wcst Grand boulevard
to the>south eurb Ike o. Bethune -ve-s
Ron No. i7oo-ro- s~ld.a. mi
north line ~ i'ailroad t. :hc roue.i
curb limo Of Warren avenue VA
Roll No. 1901 For srndin. ana
paving La Sale avenue. l,ar,IIer 'ff,,]
Grand Trunk Railroad ext.ndt{, III
from new paving under constructing;
VERY TO present brick paving east
OF scotch avcaue.
Roll No. i7oc- For grading ana
raving Seminole avenue. from the
south curb line pf .Charlevoix' street
% Ro, e S So i 'ins u o Mack aIy,snue:,
having. Thirtieth street. from the
north line OF McGraw avenue to- tine
south curb line Of Cobb place.
Roll No. 11Ot--for grading and
raving Waterloo street. from The east
curb line Of Fischer avenue to the
west line OF Mcclellan avenue
Roll No. lI05--For grading ana
paving Alley No. sac, being the "1ss.
alley In block bounded by ST Az
tome. -Hastings.- Watson and -I.rxl<ids,.
streets.
Roll No. f7o6-For grading An14
paving Alley No. az. being the ayley&
first south of and parallel TO C1aX
avenue from the east curb line e.
Roll No. iT07--For grading a:44'1
paving Alley No. tef. being the -
alley In block bound by ST. Antoine.
Hastings. Columbia and Montcainr -
Roll No. i70s-For grading ana
having Alley No. ss9, being the eao1<N
aud west alley in block b-tweenZ
Third. Second. Forest and HancOe~
Roll No l7os-For grading -
paving Alley No 40. being the a11&1
in block bounded by Rivard, Ruaoo
Division and Alfred streets.
Fart is due and payable within
dayr from date OF this notice. -
.. and become due and payee1Q
one. two and three years Respective
from the date of this notice. tcHe<G
with interest at the rate OF p8v ~
from the date OF the confrmstie
Either OF said parts may ~
notice without interest
70 eithe. Of satd parts 60
three or four shall not BE- ~
thAy become duav & pes cent -
and intsrsst q the ra}e e
pruntese uoaeooo4 Y1D III
and son4 - rESx(
II ..>. q -. 4. 81 ~.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-14

RosTON-Lewis flied to whitted on
Eixey's third pitch. The other two
were hall and strike. respectively.
with tive strikes on Gardner. RNey
walked tho Boston third baseman.
Parry forced Gardner at second.
Stock TO Niehofr. Thomas MED to
Cravath. No run. no hit. no error
Thomas effort was caught by Graz
vath with his back against right HELD
wall A few inches higher ana TX
would have been certain extra base
clout.
PHILADELPHIA-,C was pa
-tfru, uut. worked Foster Into "A three
and two count, but tho Boston pitcher
struck Kim out. Luderus drove a
home run right over right HELD renee,
and the crowd went wild. The Dali
cleared the fence by 30 feet. Whit
ted popped TO Gardner. Niehom sin.
Kied TO center. or the second pail
Foster pitched him. IL was Nichons
first hit OF the series. Burns singled
10 right. Niehoff taking second, ana
scoring when Gardner let Hoopers
throw get away and Thomas also
6rorped a throw TO the plate. Gard
ncr was given tho error. HIS throw
40 Thomas was low and wide. Rixey
nut Gardner to Gamer. Two GunB.
three hits, one error.
Posters support was cracking.
Gardner should have two errors were
IL possible to give man two on one
play. He lost IIooper's throw, then
threw badly to Thomas at tho plate.
The Philadelphia fans hopes re-
turned and they cheered enthusins-
fically.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-14
MEGA ~ q SE 81

ana thrust heads our or an unbarred
window. The sailor plucked Neal
by the sleeve.
There he whispered. ITS next
door 70 this. The two windows. the
bars and the handkerchief tied on.
Come on
They darted out once more into
the corridor. There was no door. no
opening: but this mattered not TO
Neal He stepped to the far end
OF the hall and seized a fire AK,
which hung there Ia a rack. Then
he darted back and with ringing
strokes began his assault upon the
wall. Suddenly from within he
heard Uoman's shrek.
Neal" cried Annette's voice
within, and 1t vas the voice OF II
girl beside herself with agony and
fear. Neal. 1t is Annette. Come,
for Gods sake. come"
Neal delivered one more crashing
blow, then he motioned TO his fell
lows.
Come. boys" he said. there's not
second 10 lose. This thing has
got TO 60
The corridor was fairly broad.
The little squad OF sailors withdrew
and huddled against the opposite
wall. Then as one man this human
battering ram lunged and lurched
across the hall and propelled itself
against the already splintered parti-
ton.
With a crash the secret door went
down, and with bound Neal was I'm
the room. Annette, her dress torn.
her hair disheveled. struggled with
the brute In one corner of the room.
Ponto had released her. With a
bound he crossed the room and jerk.
ed aside the fireplace. disclosing a
secret exit. He crawled through the
aperture and disappeared.
Hernandez, stupefed with aston.
ishment, yet had an expression OF
triumph and glee upon his face. He
was thrusting yellow parchment
into his pocket Annette with a
final struggle Slipped from the
brute's grasp and darted toward
Hernandez. calling TO Neal.
Neal, Neal" she cried, hes got
my fathers map"
With one spring Neal was upon
Hernandez. He snatched back the
hand with which Hernandez was
pushing the map into his pocket.
The may came out torn and crum-
pied. Annette, beside herself.
snatched at 1t with both hands. Neal
grabbed at II and also got a hold.
Hernandez still held It In his iron
clutch.
All this took plaee-in ali instant,
In another instant the three had
fallen back, each in separate di
rection. The map had parted and
each clutched piece Of it.
Hernandez, with an oath, turned
and dived into the secret passage
way.
I'd, HFt uhhuScs idttT the tastes
boat along the shore-the boa
which Inez Castro called her own
was chug-chuggging out to sea Will
three figures huddled In her bottom
the brute and Ponto and thei
chief, Hernandez. They had wris
gled somehow through the surround
ing circle. had zig-zagged In and on
OF shots-had made good their es
cape.
When the chase was over Neal re
turned and half apologized to Inez
Sorry, Miss Courtier," he said
but they've made away with you
fast motorboat. We couldn't get I,
ours in time. We landed half :
mile of so just us the shore. How
do you feel?"
Better" exclaimed Inez. at.
the excitement, the noise. the pisto
shots-they have made me vel
again"
Neal thrust his hand into his
pocket and pulled forth crumpled
piece Of parchment
What did you get, Annettc?" he
inquired.
Annette thrust her hand into her
dress and pulled forth her own tat
tered portion. Inez, watching. bent
The Detroit times., 1915-10-14
BUFFALO TEAM
TO PLAY ID. u. S.

Hutchinson high, of Buffalo. will
play -. L. S. at the Detroit schools
gridiron Saturday, ii is announced.
Hutchinson high is expected to
give Tommy Leith's proteges the
first real battle of the season.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-14
Hungrys Hope to
Feast on CuckOOS

The well.known ITungrys will
play their second game OF the News
boys series with Foreman's Mid
night Guckoos, Sunday afternoon.
at the eastern market. The Cuck-
COS form strong aggregation and
the Hungrys will have TO hustle to
beat them. The game will be play
ed for heavy side bet. Manager
Medium, of the Hungrys, Will use
his best lineup.