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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-01-28
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A. M. Lee, of Swanton, hab business
IN Oakland Friday.
John Beckman, of near Oakland, had
business in Piedmont last week.
Mrs. Charles Ashby of Deer Park,
was a guest of Mrs. j. H. Browning
Friday.
Miss Hazel Thayer, of Thayerville, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Blaine
Giessman.
Mr.. Frank Browning, B. & o. travel
ing fireman, spent Sunday with his
family in Oakland
Mr.. Holmes Browning went to
Rowlesburg Tuesday where he may
locate permanently.
Miss Mary J. Layelle, of Johnstowr.
Pa, is here as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stuart F. Hamill
County Commissioners D. M. Dixon,
Smith and Fike attended the auto show
at Baltimore last week.
F. E. Weber, OF this city, made a
business trip to Piedmont last week,
as did also Percy Frantz.
Miss Bernadette Hart went to Cum
berland on Friday where she will be the
guest of friends for short time.
Mrs. George W. Legge, has returned
to Oakland after a visit of two or three
weeks to her home in Reynoldsville,
Pa.
Mrs. Adam Shaffer, son and daughter,
of st. George, W. Va, were guests
last week of Mr. and Mrs. L. c. Shaffer
in Oakland.
The Oakland Collegians played the
Piedmont basket ball team last night at
at the. Empire Theatre the score being
2O-30 in favor of Oakland.
D. M. Dixon, one of the county COM
missioners, attended the convention for
the prevention of tuberculosis, held at
Annapolis on the 22nd inst.
Miss Helen DeBerry. who visited her
aunt, Miss Ellen Connell. in Oakland
Saturday and Sunday. returned to
Clarksburg Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. James l.. Pollock returned home
on Friday from an extensive trip over
the territory Travelled by him. He will
remain here until about April /.
DR.. A. W. Hawkins, of Cumberland,
was in the city last Friday engaged
professionally in two operations per
formed at the Home Sanitorium.
A ten-room house for sale; good loca-
ton for boarding house or private dwell
ing. Terms can be arranged. Address
P. o, Box 5l3, Oakland Md.
Advertisement.
Mr.. Wilbur c. Jones, of Deer Park,
spent part of Saturday in Oakland on
business. While in the city Mr.. Jones
made The Republican a brief visit.
Mrs. M. H. Frankhouser and son
Wade, of GAINESVILLE, W. Va, spent
Friday in this city, the guest of her
daughter Mrs. George A. Dewitt.
Mr.. George W. Legge, Sr., who was
on visit to his daughter, Mrs. Lynn
at Shenandoah Junction, w. Va, re-
turned home last Wednesday evening.
Hon. Sam B. Montgomery, of King
wood. Grand Keeper of Records and
Seal of the Knights of Pythias of
West Virginia, spent yesterday in Oak
land.
Messrs. Henry Smouse and Webster
Ravenscroft after an attendance of
several days at the automobile show in
Baltimore, returned to Oakland Sunday
morning.
Cottages for Sale or Rent in Mountain
Lake Park. Apply to James A. Enlow,
Mt. Lake Park. Nd.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-01-28
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
I'm Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears ~ -
the NYN@N

Mr.. John H. Hoffman, Accident,
salesman for the j. B. Williams Com
pany, marble and granite dealers, 99N.
Centre street, Cumberland and 60 E.
Main street, Frostburg, Md, has erect
ed for Mrs. Nimrod Glotfelty, monu-
ment made of Quincy granite. The
carving on this monument is of the
highes order and is the finest in the
county. This firm makes speciality of
fine memorials at prices as low as pos
sible consistent with first-class work
manship and best materials. Adv. 1t
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-01-28

Substitute, FrantZ; goals from field,
Sincell 5, Sanner 8, Graham 4, Reidler
2, Kellar 8, johnson 5, Ward 1; goals
from foul, Sanner l, Kellar 8; referee,
Hoffman; timekeeper. Gould; scorer, A.
Fuller.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-01-28

On Monday evening the wires of the
electric light light line and the Garrett
County Telephone line at ConfueBcl
Pa, became crossed. burninence
several phone wires and ale !
the former. so tina. J"
was in darkness al
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12

MARRIAGES

Joseph Mo1ewski. rs; Bronislaw wo-
jetzka. 19.
caslmir wierzbicki. S5; Antonio
Boncyk, AZ.
Fred Fry. 81; Linda Fry. is.
John SChernbeck, 81, Toledo, o.;
Elenore Barho, "a, same
Riccabonno Giuseppe, 81; Maria
Camarda, lG.
stanley c. Burr %, Detroit: Maude
Bradshaw 81 Trenton.
Clarence Stell. "a Anna Cofrey 2S
Joseph 'Janiskovich, 25: Stanislawa
Kehmericutie, 10.
Nickolae Domeca. 30: Mardolwia
Keglovia, 90.
Stanley Korte. 20. Detroit: Rose
Young, "a Mecosta, Mich.
Victor Mazurek. %; Wladyslawa
sydney connor. 20; winifred WA
liams, 81.
Martin Parafniuk. "a; Anna Martyo.
%.
George Ress. IS; Rosa Karovits. 2l.
Nathaniel j. Garnetzky. %; Gustie
Tom Rogiand. 2s Nellie Torsenten-
son, &C.
samuel Williams. %; Elizabeth
Anton Trziocieski. AZ; Mary Boza. az.
James Tree. 81; Alice Cunningham.
Anthony Wawrowski. 81: wladys
lawn Charkowski, Is.
Joseph Janiak, "a; Mary Poleska. 90
Louis Laskx 20; Annette Levinson.
Charles Gibaiski. 81; Katherine So
LAX 32.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12
EXPECTS JURY WILL
FREE ida SNIFFEN
Attorney Says He's Confident
Woman Soon to Become Moth
er for the Third Time

NEW YORK, Jan. 12.-Speedy ac-
quittal of Mrs. Ida Sniffen Walters
Rogers" II she Is indicted for the
Staying of her two babies, was pre-
dicted by her attorney, Abraham
Levy, when the grand jury that is ex-
pected to return an Indictment, re.
sumed its deliberations today.
There are not IL men with red
blood In their veins In New York city
who would convict her under the cir.
cumstances," said Levy. THE sac
rifices she made because of her love
for Lorlys Elton Rogers, her mother
ly devotion and the efforts she made
TO save the lives of these children
after she realized what she had done,
will move any body OF jurymen."
II is no secret that the defense Is
counting upon Mrs. Walters Rogers"
condition to work sympathy among
jurors in her behalf Within a short
time she will become the mother OF
third child and physicians have as
sured her in their belief that the
poison she swallowed after poisoning
her babies Will have no effect upon
the unborn babe.
To Offset this defense, District At
torney Martin will charge that the
two babies born out OF wedlock to
Mrs. Walters and Lorlys Elton Rog-
ers were slain in cold blood. Be
cause of her rapid recovery the dis
trict attorney today expressed the
belief that Mrs. Walters had swal-
lowed but little OF the poison With
which she killed the children
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12
DEATHS

Paul Baker Herman Kiefer hospi-
tai, 22 years, tuberculosis. Mary Bros
ofske. Harper hospital, a. years, thy
reotosicosis, Bertha Welke, 539 Elm
v ood 80 years. embolism; Francis Ray.
providence hospital, 6 months. lobar
pneumonia: Nike Kolascinski, Provi-
denee hospital 2 months. broncho
Domenico Grillo. 247 East
Fort. ! month, broncho pneumonia;
tuberculosis; James Saunders 14is
Twenty fifth, 20 years neuritis: John
Mayer. 6671a East Larned, l month,
broncho pneumonia; Maria Crudi. 572
Erskine, ~ years. lobar pneuxlonia
Catherine Lagotske. GA Hamm6nd, rs
years, paralysis: Marie Kozdron, SO
Erontenac- blvd, 4 years. scarlet fever
sarah Watts, 332 Hart, 73 years, apo /.
plexy; George w. Black. IS Bagley, 60
years, phthisis; Rosy Androwska, 437
East Hancock. 81 years. nephritis; Ce-
Ina Anglers. 20 Brady. SIS years. heart
disease; Grace White. 254 Beaubien. 2s
years. tuberculosis; Clara Blumberg. AZ
years. operative shocks Harris Gold
pneumonia: Nina Courtururi. Proyi :
dence hospital, "a years, septicaemia:
Anthony Morofski. ia Clippert ~
years. heart disease. William Finur. 80
Cadet, ] month. lohar pneumonia;
Charles j. Dossin. 27G Kercheval. 10
years. senility; Theodore w Butterly.
5S6 Lincoln, I months. spasms; Dora
NJ. Brown. S26 East Fort. IS years ne
phritis; Joseph Bower Sr., s93 June
tion, sc years. arterio sclerosis; wladi
mer Kurlak. 1l76 Junction, months.
an. 500 Cameron. IS years tubercuio-
sis
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12
LITTLEFIELD TO
BAR LOBBYISTS
FROM THE FLOOR
Council President-tO-be Has Plan
to Prevent Them Swarm
ing Into Chamber
ALDERMEN WILL BE
GROUPED NEAR ROSTRUM
Encouragement of Seats Will
Enable Back Benchers to
Hear Proceedings

Aid. Sherman Littlefield, who viii
be elected president OF the council
tonight, will bar lobbyists from the
main floor Of the chamber while the
council Is in session This has been
attempted by former council presi.
dents, but never with any marked de-
gree OF success Aid. Littlefield
means TO make the much-abused rule
stick by walling the lobbyists from
the floor.
City Clerk Lindsay and Aid. Little
field have originated plan 10 parti-
tion of the lobby on both sides OF the
entrance, the two square spaces TO be
used as cloak rooms, each with q
single door opening into the chamber.
The door leading from the commit
tee room 10 the council chamber lob
by will be closed, II will be UP TO
Lieut.. "Al' Hicks, sergeant-atarms
OF the council, TO keep the small main
entrance clear OF all persons haviI>
no right on the council floor.
The desks have also been rear
ranged for the new council so that
the aldermen will be brought closer
10 the presidents rostrum. On account
of the constant hum OF conversation
during the reading OF committee re-
ports, resolutions. etc, the aldermen.
especially those seated at the rear
of the chamber. have frequently com
planned that they are not able 10 hear.
This often necessitates long reports
being re-read several times.
During the time the liquor commit
tee is in session, II is impossible un-
der present conditions for the ser
geant-at arms to keep the council floor
clear OF lobbyists. They swarm In
through the three doors opening in
TO the chamber, crowding the space
behind the railing and filling the
benches on the side lines If Aid.
Littlefeld's plan is carried out, con-
stitutents and friends of the alder
men will have to wig-wag from the
gallery, which is now given over most
ly to gentry who like warm place
10 snooZe.
The present locker room will be
used by the city clerk for office pur-
poses, II plans go through.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12
NOTICE. PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. January ~, 1916.
Paving Notice No. 1921
PALMER AVENUE

To Thomas zoltowsky, O. Rostkow-
ski. George @. Epstein, Rose Radian-
ski Thomas Wujek, Anthony. Kowal-
Stencil Rozyskl & wedda, John Kom-
inski. Valentine Karbowsky. Anton
Paradowsky. Joseph Barcznak. Michael
sgsns august Bnseyk Ma goha stf 1GssRh
Frank Papciak. Basyle Dackow. Joseph
Boranski, Albert Pietrzak, Frank Pet
rick, Barney Fato Antoine Holnacki.
r. s. Darling. A, Mittleman. Joseph
Gorman. Samuel Rubin. Moses Serb
ner. Charles f. Lee, Jacob Maday Cas-
imir. Sobczynski, Frank Lempart, j.
Danyto, l. Potnicki, John PIechalski
Stefan Burzaski, Ignatz Baranowskt
Kazmier MuszewsA.. Felix Zyadowicz
r. Muzyk, Stephen Popa. v Ameylo
?. Ghogneeki; Albert Rbczynski, John
SSRs F Vincent wof2d ssaS RG John
Burakowski Jacob Powalowski. v.
Mizeck, Frank Steiber. L. Barylyski,
John Srezinski. and TO all other per
sons owning. occupying. or otherwise
premises fronting on Palmer avenue,
In said City OF Detroit within the
limits hereinafter mentioned
The Common Council OF the city OF
Detroit, having ordered 40 much Of
Palmer avenue. from the east curb
line OF 81 Antoine street 10 the west
curb line OF Russell street. TO be
graded and paved, notice Is hereby
given that an assessment has been
made upon all the lots and premises
fronting on said Palmer avenue, and
liable to be assessed for said improve
ment under the provisions OF the city
Charter. and that a roll of said assess
ment ~ now completed, and will re-
main at the Assessors Office. In the
City OF Detroit. from the date hereof
until January goth. 1915. for the in
spection OF all persons concerned
therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY Daniel l.. Dilworth.
,A-il34 President.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12
BEHIND WITH ALIMONY,
MAN PLEADS POVERTY

Otto Schmidtke, saloonkeeper and
bowling alley proprietor. pleaded pow
erty In Judge Murphy's court, Tues
day morning. when he was called in
To explain why he did not pay alimony
to his divorced wife. Attorney Thorn
as Paine, counsel for Schmidtke's
former wife, told the court that the
bowling star had promised him he
would pay $50 In back alimony and
500 solicitors fee. Paine, having
faith in the promise, aid not bring in
Witnesses 10 substantiate mis- claim
that Schmidtke could well AFFORD TO
pay
Well. II you promised to pay. where
did YOU think you would get the mon
ey?" asked Judge Murphy, when
Schmidtke said he had no cash.
II was going TO borrow il from my
brother. Herman" responded Otto. II
don't know how long | will be able to
stay In my present location at Clinton
and Beaubien-sts. might get thrown
out any time. Besides there isn't
much business"
Judge Murphy continued the case
until Jan. 20, at which time Paine
promises to bring in witness to dis
prove Schmidtke's statements.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12
ES, SOAKED WITH
KEROSENE, DROP DEAD

Tfo horses, which had apparently
escaped from their barn while being
soaked with Kerosene, preparatory TO
being offered up as sacrifice To
someone's greed, were found by po-
lice. late Monday night, when the ami
mails dashed through Congress-st.,
'crazed by the blistering oil that GOV.
cred them, and dropped from exhaus-
ton at Congress and Orleans-sts.
They were sent To DR.. Murray's vet
Urinary hospital. and police secured
the Italian district in a vain attempt
TO find their owners. A\
The discovery OF the kerosene with
which the horses had been soaked,
satisfied the police that the recent
barn fires in which 10 horses were
cremated. were incendiary, but the
officers are far from satisfied with the
Black Hand" theory.
Well have these Italian barn fires
just as long as insurance companies
will insure horses said one of the
police officials. Tuesday morning.
When no more policies are issued,
you will see a sudden stop to these
horse cremations"
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12

that the road shall properly serve the
state, and in return receive the com
pensauon which its service merits.
We will be glad 10 submit TO you In
such manner and at such times as
may be agreeable TO you. detailed In
formation bearing upon the subject.
and our prayer is that speedy consid-
Grafton be given 10 the matter in or
der that relief may come as quickly
as possible.
Respectfully yours.
Receivers"
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12
cHAs. DANIELS SUB.

Lots 10 9. both inclusive. the n.
10 ~ OF lot 10. the =. 27SO Il or lot
81 lots rs TO l.. both Inclusive lots
~ 80 81 both inclusive; lots IS TO 80.
6ath inclusive lots 81 20 40. both in
cI,,sive. lots IS 20 SO. both Inclusive
Chas Daniels sub. OF lot Z and tho ..
A. - lot 8 OF the sub or the n o. part
~ p Z 7is. being part OF the Est OF
Edward Martin
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12
ron sALE-REsIDEN6E PROPERTY.


HUGHES BROS. say:
How do you do?
Without Cherry 4iss
Read all our ads.
There's "A bargain for you.
At Cherry Ass.
1923 LAWRENCE Built for you;
Phone MIR. Hughes 20 show you
through.
254 EDISON-See IL SUNDAY > TO 4;
Five bedrooms. two baths; hunt no
more.
50 RHODE ISLAND Reasonable price,
Al condition; terms easy and nice
lss EDIsoN-A stuceo Colonial. 80
fine
Call us up or dr%%p line.
BE SURE TO SEE TT 225 CALVERT
six bedrooms, steam. slate
roof
And you'll agree It's some house;
seeing's proof.
X
Something I'm a nice four-fiat
Les than half block from Woodward
at that.
Price $4,000; 4s-4b PHILADELPHIA
Pays 10 per cent net or you needn't
invest
Hughes Bros. both candidly say
No 216 WEBB Is far and away
The best 5-bedroom. $500. bargain
We've offered In many q day.
OPEN SUNDAY 2 no 4
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12
DIVORCED FROM WIFE
HE NET IN DANCE HALL

Ralph Peck, "a years old. met girl
al public dance in August, married
her in October. and Monday after
noon, he was before Judge Hally, ask
ing for divorce. He said he had dis
covered that his wife. Mabel. was in
clined TO drink little too much now
and then The court told Peck that
he should expect 20 pay the penalty
for his lack of judgment In marrying
a woman he did not know well. Peck
said he had gone TO dances before. in
Bay City, Mich, and met good people
there.
Well said the Judge. "a different
class OF people may go TO the public
dance halls in Bay City. Detroit Is
somewhat larger" Then he signed a
decree.
Judge Codd granted > decree OF d.
vorce TO Mrs. Minnie Dodds, after she
had testified her husband. James. had
called her a Christian dope singer"
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12
R eatsa. | T @ osa 4

line.
No transient advertising inserted for
less than Ice with cash: isc IL charged.
per insertion.
The above rates apply TO all classifi-
cations except Births, Cards OF Thanks,
Obituaries, Meeting Notices and all Ads
preceding Male Help.
Births, Deaths. Cards OF Thanks and
Meeting Notices-Minimum charge. 36c
for 70 words or less. Over rs words
word
Observation-Disclosures charge. soc.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12
FOR sALE-FURNITURE
FOR sALE-FURNITURE
Leaving for California

Ii. Ny
CONSISTING n.
oVERSTUFFED LEATHER ROCKERS
DINING
PAINTINGS
ND-PA
REFRIGERATOR
/ WILL, SELL REGARDLESS
no REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED a GRAND
PoRTUNITY YOUNG COUPLE VI
OR THEoDoRE-sT WI I'LL
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12

John Arena. who has been seeking a
Job as n detective ON the local force
for many weary months. reported 10
the police Monday that his 14-year-
old sister. Josephine, had disappear
ed from the Capron school whore
she was a student, and ne suspects
that she has eloped with an adm'rera
who Is also missing. Arena was
told that here was a chance for him
10 make a name for himself as
sleuth. and he has taken the trail
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12

Lots TO 10. both inclusive, lots 20
70 az both Inclusive lots 81 TO l0b.
both nclusive-Crosman and Gushing :
- - nart OF u. C-a 81 and 5ha.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals for the eompletloh
az the Electric wiring. signal system,
ana an other work under the head OF
Electrical work for the new Receiving
Husrftna corner 81. Antoine and Ma
comb streets in the City OF Detroit.
viii be received at the ONCE or the
Board OF Poor Commissioners. corne.
clinton and Rayuor streets, until 5.ov
10 m. Friday. January 18th, 1918.
plans and Specifications on nle at the
ofnce OF the Architects. John Scott A.
company. 232s 50 Dime savings Bank
Building. Detroit,
Proposals 20 be addressed 10 Harry
II Prenzlaner. Secretary. and marked
on the outside. Proposals for Elsetri-
cal Work
The Commission reserves the right %
re iect any or all proposals. or 90 accept
any proposal considered \advantageous
TO the City OF Detroit, and to disregard
any irresponsible bidder or contractor
known IL such.
JOHN :. HALL
HARRY IL PRENzIeAUER
A-1iSs seoretsry.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12
CRANES SUB.
IcposMAN AND CUSHING's SUB.

Lots 4 10 IS, both inclusive and lots
10 "a "a both inclusive--Crane's sub.
OF lot %, OF r. G. sos.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12

Jane T.. died Jan H.
Funeral Wednesday, IL o'clock Fu-
neral car leaves a, ~ for Big Beaver
Corners. Interment st Crooks ceme-
terry.
II, 1915. at his home,
lS2 Bagg-st. William Henry Brace.
aged so years. father or Mrs VIII
liam Wallace Krag Funeral ser
vices from residence. Wednesday at
half past two.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12
AMENDED PLAT.

Lots So to 50, both inclusive. block
Is--Amended plat OF lots l, 2 and 3,
OF block IL lots / TO "a. OF block ~
lots 90 TO 50. both Inclusive. OF block
ia and lots % to 33, both inclusive OF
block Ia, OF Bella liubbard's sub OF all
OF the r. G. OF p G ~. lying OF
'Cnnnald nNanne-
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12

Probably the FIRST woman town crler
I'm England. Mrs. Rlaker has made her
appearance at Chertsey IN the office
temporarily vacated nv the holder
who Is serving abroad with the forces
The functions OF town crier OF ebert.
sey have. for several generations. been
performed by the Baker family.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12
HURD,s SUB

Lots 81 to AZ. both inclusive; the n.
inclusive; the n. IS II. OF lot 81. the
= II II. OF lot So lots 10 to 90, both
inclusive-W. T. Hurd's sub. OF part
or the W. "A or p. c. No. 574
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12
HOWIETTs SUB.

Lots TO s, both acknowledging
SUD OF lots 2 and block 5. scovsfs
Lots l TO z, both inoIusive-Howlstt's
sub OF lots T.. 2. and 8 OF plat OF
Grains sub. OF lot IS. OF p. G. SEA.
20 SO. both inclusIve-Howiett's sub. OF
blocks Is. ~ and 20, or Scovers sub.
or the ". u of frac. sec. 2. r. g.. h. IL
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12
REICH HURST suR.

Lots l24 90 1877. both inclusive
"Bseeh Hurst" william l., Holmes sub.
OF ely part Of frac. sec. 3, T. $. II.
Il l.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12
C,rY OF DETROIT. OFFICE OF
CITY TREASURER

Jan. IL, 1915.
Notice Is hereby given 10 all per-
sons interested that. pursuant to IAN
the undersigned has added 20 the tax
rOlIa NJ
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12
HARvEY,s SUB.

Lots IS to 81. both Inclusive, lots IS
70 ~ both inclusive-Harvey's sub. OF
lots ~ and 80 and 5. y OF lot 81, of
sscoVefs sub. OF the W. y frac sec. No.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12
UN PAID
CITY TAXES

a, ench ward OF the city for the yea
1910 an additional column. showing
the augmented amount for every sueh
tax FOR that year. and that said roll
WIN remain in the office when such
tax may be paid until the nrst day OF
February next. after which the Prop
srtv against which said taxes are a.
ssssed win be advertised and sold as
provided by law.
MAX c. KOCH
A.1lsb city Treasurer.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12

Lots 1, Z. and 4. block !. except tho
sly IL n. taken for widening Warren
lots /. 2, 8 and 1, except the sly ii n.
taken for widening Warren avenue.
block 2; lots 6 and J. block 3; lots I. :.
: and T. block 3. except the sly II II.
Robert NJ Grindley's addition 70 Rob
eTt NJ Grindley's sub. OF part OF p. G.
200, lying n. OF centre OF Holden Boulr-
ward and re-sub. OF part OF . portion
or said sub
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12
POLICE AUCTION SALE

The semi. annual sale OF unclaimed
held by. the Police Depart
ment will take place Friday. Jan. 10.
1915. at o'clock at 1876 Bates-st.
Everything including bicycles, Jew
elry, tools. minor auto supplies, etc.
etc Will be sold to the highest bidder.
BE on hand early for the bargains.
GEORGE A. WALTERS.
A-1137 Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12

inclusive. block s--Fyfe. Barbour q
WarFens sub. OF that part 81 p. Q. feo.
lying between Horatio 81 ndfNarren
avenue.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12
BELLA HIIRRARn6 sub

Lots ! TO II, both Inclusive, block 10
Bella Hubbard's sub. or ali the rear
concession OF p. O. II. lying n. OF Can
field avenue. ft
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12

Lots to SO, both inciusivs--Hsnr,
A schiller's sub. OF o. L. s. OF the sub
OF =. G. 266.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12
THOS. =. MORRIS SUB.

Lots / to Is. both incluslys--rhos r
Norris sub, OF part OF lot !, OF the
Eleanor. sheldon Est. p. C's ~ ant
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12
WAGNER'S SUB.
MISCELLANEOUS.

Lot 1--wagner's sub. OF 5. az acl
OF lot 4. r. G. 266.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12
McGRAW AVENUE

from Scotch avenue TO Martin avenu
where not already opened. as a publ
street and highway.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12

Lots s, o. 10. IL. 29. 80 and 3i--An
drew J. Smiths sub. or blocks II an
81. or Scovers sub. OF W. u or fra
sec. 2, II. S.. r. IL T..
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12

A. zichowski, John zromek. Felix
Ziarwinski, and to all other persons
owning. occupying, or otherwise inter-
ested In any OF the lots and premises
Included In the following district and
portion OF the City OF Detroit Wayne
County Michigan: toWit.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12
MARTIN EST. SUB.

Lots 4. 5. 8 and Z. block 8. the W.
11s42 II. on 3. line being los IT IN
rear OF the 5. 1884 IT. on Scotch ave,
and adjoining McGraw avenue and W.
OF Scotch Scovers sub. OF the
w y OF frac. sec No. 2, T. s. r.. IL T..
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12

Detroit. Jan. IL 1915.
Notice OF street Opening Assessment
oil No. 2T2 for opening
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12
TALBOT'S SUB.

Lots A and r.; lots 10 8. both in
elusive: lots Sc TO 81. both inclusive
Talbots sub. OF lot 1, OF the sub. OF
Daniel Livernois estate. OF n part OF
y q III
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12
THOMPSON'S SUB.

Lots 10 to 81, both Inclusive; lots IS
to IS. both inclusive; lots II 60 81.
both inclusive-Plat OF Thompson's
sub OF lot Sc, OF r. G.. 80.