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The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
NlOrtuary

beloved son Of Richard +. and Jo-
hanna Feeney. Funeral Saturday.
Dec. 4. from residence OF his sis
ter. Mrs. Or. George J, Goodheart,
20s Medbury-ave.. at S:30 and Holy
Rosary church at o'clock. Burial
at Olivet
kLEIN-Entered into rest Thursday.
Dec. 2. 1915, at Cooksville, Ont.
Charles y. Klein. beloved husband
OF Ada Mulhollspd, dear son OF
Charles and Jane a. Klein. Services
from residence. Il East Elizabeth
st. Saturday. Dec 4. at 3:1S y. IN,
GIDDEY--Dec. 1, at So Ash-st.. sud-
denly. Frank j. Giddey. beloved
husband OF Mollie Giddey and faith
er Of Richard. Allen, Edward. Hell
en- and George and brother OF SEQ.
II. Giddey Mrs. j. Lloyd. Mrs. T.
Mcmillan. Mrs. H. McKimmie. Mrs
T. Walsh and Mary Giddey. Fu-
neral service from residence SAT-
urday at . y. M. lnterment at
Woodmere cemetery.
GRIGG I. at residence, as
Brainard-st.. William, beloved hus:
band or Martha J. Grigg. father OF
Bessie \. Grigg and Mrs ". Searlc.
of Sandwich. Ont. Funeral Sstur-
day. Dec. I. r. m.
WORTH MNNN--Dec ,. 1915. Herman.
aged 2s years. beloved son of Eliza
beth. brother OF Bernard. uncle Of
Margaret. Rose and Elizabeth Wort
mann. Funeral from residence, 3s5
~. Aubin-ave.. Saturday, Dec. 4. at
$40, and at ST. Joseph's church at
a m.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
WHEAT ON
UPGRADE
General Buying And
Foreign Strength
Main Factors

CHICAGO. Dec. 3.-Wheat prices
underwent another sharp bulge to-
day. General buying and the
strength tOroad were the prine
factors. Prices al the opening were
up 81 and rs above yesterdays
close TO 10 IL and il3. Later In
the day there were advances Of
1 3-4 and SIS above the opening.
Corn was nervous. A buying
movement at the start caused ad-
vances OF IA and l-s. There was
considerable selling on the rise and
consequent recesslons OF l IA and
C-S later In the day.
Oats prices were weak. At the
start December was down IA and
May up a fraction. Later these
futures were down Is and "a be-
low the opening.
Provisions opened fairly firm. but
soon sold OF several points
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
COMPLIMENTS
PRISONER, THEN
SENDS HIM OVER
Quotations by Paine. We

Chapes A. Day. who pleaded guilty
TO violations OF the Harrison anti.
narcotic law, was sentenced to serve
i've months in the Detroit House OF
Correction, Friday morning. Judg,
Tuttle complimented Day by telling
him he was the most intelligent pris
cDer to appear before him on drug
charge.
The trial of Raymond Plewrinski.
charged with violating the car seal
act. Wa started, Friday morning.
Elizabeth B. Balcom. q woman attor-
ney, Is defending him II is alleged
tha, Plewrinski stole q barrel OF
wine and drank some OF 1t. The
lag" he accumulated resulted In his
arrest, II Is said. The barrel OF
wine was rolled into the court room
as evidence.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
Births.
BOYS.

BOYS.
Joe lehman. IO2 ThirIy,Srst-st.: !:
Szczepan Stackelski, 40 Thirty hrst-
sv. Sas Vincen, NsgS; NoWpo;cki ,oss JOS
Campau-ave.; Herman Randall. lis6
Merrick-ave.; Fabrans Bruner. ls! =.
Grand-blvd.: Larcenz Parker. i3ot
Parker-aye.' Leg Rexoteke. SO 'SSss
Leiand-st.; Edward Madat SO Med
bury-avs.; John Kerner, s7s Erskfne-
st; Frank Kuhn. lie Hartford-st.;
James Nelson. 424 Fifth-st: Bernard
zokoski. 137s Chsne-st.; John snye-
dents, 2I5l Russell-st Jos Alysious
Baakiey. 5s6 Macomb-st.: Floyd
Hastings. 262 Westminster-ave. tar-
sci. woman's hospital; Peter Crisan,
1227 Hastings-st.. John Witas, dsV
Frcderick-st.: Alexander Jozwiak. SIS
Orleans-st.; Joseph Maciag. sos Gran
ayiays:, s Jacob H. ps1,,1t. Srant i.s 40 E s
Ila2 JOS Campau-ave.; James Bodarz.
lt1 Twenty-fourth-s st: Artan Flach,
.es y: Ferry-ave.; Michael Bonif; 32s
f.. Kirby-ave.; Michael Nikoditch.
1879 Hastinss-st.; Francis T. vezina.
l22 Tireman-ave;
Emil Bryda, 1895 Michigan (;
!osePh Iss Gnsebs, ,2i psT. sTperior.s''M Nike Ike
sci hNObNhNhs -iV
Kucyba. 39 Otis-st.; Joe Momont. %
Ingersoll-st.: Frank Kuchta. 293
Warren-ave. w: Stanley Nardenss. Sl
Bushey- Charles mye. Moman.s
Hospital: Leslie Il. Bush. Woman's
hospital: Joseph Zdenski. 77e Du-
bois-st: Harry Veremenia, ls9 W,
Elizabeth Emil .. Hess. $40
Townsend-ave.; Arthur Jensen, III
Twelfth-st.: Cofanic Croia, 436 Con-
gress-st. E.; Andrew Sauter. 1856 n
Baldwin ave; Orwell Hennir-, 2502l y
Gratiot-ave.; Edward DeAyer,. 635
Mcclellan Earl Leitz, Isl Park
blvd; Charles f.. Stokes, i52 Six
teenth-st.: Frank Nowicki, 126 Le-
land-st; Joseph n. Petit. 64S Sew
enteenth-st.: Dominick Avangelis, 15l
Russell-st.; Salvatore Pagota, 80
Sherman-st. Herman Lange, 81 Elba-
ST.; Anthony H. Droste, 81 Kanter-
ave-: Andrew Hunt. SO: Mitchell-ave.;
Andrew Fura, 400 Canfleld-ave. Wal
ter Osinski, 545 Willis-ave. E.: Am
rosy Dudzil. 5S3 Frederick-st. Frank
Zticzenski, $50 Jos Campau-ave.;
Stanislaw Smierzek. 5St Superior st. !,
Joseph Ardukant, 514 willis-ave. e.:
Stanislaw Stachowiak. 4s0 Garfield
ave-: Andre Solaski. go 1t. Aubin-
ave.; Earl Giilispie. 474 Horatio-ave.;
Michal Lgenza, II Greusel,st.; ;
Charles Nogl $40 Dragon ave; Paul
Kaikosky. 1899 Dubois-st.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
5 u BIS t a ntial Gains
Make Up Losses of
Thursday
MUNICIPAL BONDS
GAIN IN STRENGTH
Railroad Stocks of
High Grade Show
Better Tone


tCepyrisht, 1913. by the New Norh
tcveainG Post Company
NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-Advances
were the rule In the stock market
today. a number OF railroad and in
dustrial securities gaining substsn-
tial fractions in response to moder-
ately active buying. For the most
part the market made up It's losses
OF yesterday, impulse. for the rise
coming from those same quarters
where the impulse for yesterdays
decline came, namely, the profes-
sional trading element. Operations
by the outside public we're restrict
ed among the speculative stocks but
tinued to be mado manifest that
purchases by people not identified
with Wall street were having good
effect. In the bond list on the stock
exchange. also of the stock ex-
change. there we're advances In
prices: New York city bonds moved
upward again and railroad and NUM-
cipal obligations were all strong.
Railroad stocks, particularly those
OF the superior grade. showed a bet
ter tone than recently. But still
there was lacking the speculative in.
terest which was looked for, to fol.
low the series OF splendid October
statements put oat by lines in every
section of the United States.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
Deaths.

Carolina Gutenberg. SO Buchanan
ST.. 70 years. acute nephritis: Augusta
Behrendt. 775 vinewood ave 81
Mrs. Annie Bethel. 2is Atkinson-ave.,
70 years. chronic nephritis; Margaret
Hickerson. l1s smith-ave.. about
pcn,hs: p;nl,, loesr s2s pneumonia pneumonia Harry g.
ssi r. Coiumsia-st.. 81 years. cirrho-
sis OF liver: John ZiDikowski. IS Gil
bert-st.. one month. broncho pneu.
Tort.st. w..7s Years. cerebral hemor-
rhase Martin Gollup Hauber. 566
warren-ave. e. SO years, cancer OF
kidney: A. Elizabeth Brooks. 100 +.
ts sarsh Iakeysia ysar aasse asSse hospital sp
y years. Inquest pending; Annie
MacNeil. l67 Englewood-ave.. 6S
years, eerdise innsuffisiency;o charles
ton. Providence hospital, 81 years,
apoplexy; Abigail Y. Dufie, l34 stan
ton-ave.. 73 years, acute dilatation
OF heart; Walter Anthony Gamble.
Iey: vinoenzo CoppoIa. Harper hos
pital. 22 years. cerebral embolus;
Catherine Hogan. Providence hos
pital, about 81 years, carcinoma OF
man Refer hospital. 20 years, pui.
monary tuberculosis; Tafela Biskie-
lunas, SAC Hubbard-ave.. one year.
broncho pneumonia; Gerenina Slem-
csynski. Receiving hospital. eight
years, fractured neck; Ellen Cox. 25a
Piquette-st., 81 years, carcinoma OF
breast: Herman Charles Sawttzky.
335 Medbury-ave.. so years, intes-
tinal obstruction; Felix Wodarcxyk.
1546 Campbell-aYe., 10 days, inani-
ton: Florence Ulenburg. 1920 Max
well-ave.. six months. lobar pneu-
monia; Bertha Szymanski. 22 Otls-st.,
three months, con vulsions; Marta
Misuraca, 37s Rivard-st., six months.
broncho pneumonia: Patrick Me-
Grath. 164 Lillibridge-st. two years,
laryngeal dlphtheria. Catherine II.
Ridel, 3i5 Fourth-ave.. two months.
marasmus: Brouse De Forest. Har-
per hospital. 81 years. typhoid fever.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. Dec. 3.-Close-Liver-
pool followed the American advance
and the tone at home and abroad
was strong- trade as rule Is
buiiish for both wheat and corn.
Liverpool reported strong market
with dun trading. The Winnipeg
strength is the reading factor OF bull
ishness and there Is strength also In
rates Of ocean freight. Cargoes were
all higher. Arrivals OF foreign wheat
are going into active consumption.
snnTs Mlsrs sss, hsys or SfSsis ss. SECURING
fiour prices are advancing. Ameri-
can reports Of reduced milling wheat
are helping the strength of British
Chicago was full OF buying orders
at the start. The average dealer was
bullish long ago and others turned to
that side OF the deal when SNOW came
out with a report reducing the Amer
e6o. 100000 on During the past few
days hedges on 100000 bu. OF
wheat have been removed and this
Juying lifted the market out OF the
rut and placed Il on solid Ground.
of the American market Is based on
active foreign buying. Europe must
have wheat and must come TO Amer
lea to get IL. All the countries over
there are short and figuring for sup
plies. This makes the trade forget
all about the bearishness OF the
blockade at Atlantic ports, which In
extending to all markets.
Wheat advanced ] 1e. but lost part
Corn advanced lc and oats closed
at Nc, unchanged to isc lower. Rye
declined hc and cloverseed ad-
Wheat auotations--Cash No. red.
&1.i7: December opened with gain.
81 Nc at ?l.ish. advanced to H.l7,s.
to ti,as and declined to H.:2; No,
Coarse grain euotations-corn--
Cash Cash No s, ., ssxS No 2 yellow. 7oc;
Oats-Standard. tsc: No. 3 white.
tsc asked: No. white. tigtzc; sam
Rye-cash No. a. SEC asked.
shipment. $3.50; December. $3.50; i;
Cioversecd--Prime spot and Decem-
Der, n.as; March. si2.iS; prime
Timothy-Prime spot. ss.7o.
Receipts In the Detroit market
Friday Included 1000 bbis -four, .
ears OF wheat. of corn. Z OF oats.
! OF rye and S Of hay. Shipments
OF wheat. 10000 u. OF corn. $1,000
bu. OF oats and 1000 bu. OF rye.
Stocks are 2ss.000 bu. OF wheat, 62,-
100 bu. OF corn. 2I1,ooo bu. OF oats
and $500 bu. OF rye.
Receipts OF wheat Fridav--Winni-
peg. las cars. against 3o4 year
ago: Duluth. t4l cars. against 155:
Minneapolis, 1,01f cars. against i05;
Chicago. ~ cars. against $50; south
west, $4,000 bu.. against iel 900 bu.
Primary wheat receipts were 2.91s-
600 bu.. against l.522.0o bu. year
ago.
Exports OF wheat and flour Friday.
l.O63. 600 hn.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
Produce Market

steadiness seems 10 be the princi-
pal feature of the market this week.
Receipts OF poultry are fairly large
and while the demand is good II 10
late In the week and the market 10 .
shade less confident Dressed poultry
is quiet and steady. Dressed hogs
are coming In quite freely. and while
the market, has cleaned I'D. 80 far
the tone Is not strong. What is said
for hogs goes also for dressed calves.
a. %as sps nS SSs%"s Sas ,ha. =. n. trs:y %:r
ket 10 more steady than strong. As
for the rest. trade In normally active
and goods suitable especially to the
holiday season are making their ap-
pearance.
Apples-spes. S3Q3.7s: BaidwinA
S3.2s $50: Stesps Red, 81 04.I0 obi:
western box apples. u. is o. s.3s box
u.ns.ss tsood shiVpius stooh
nesns-pried Limas, dxW5c ID.
Dbl. s'bo per bu.; late reds. sC76
c:s,..:r.sIis''Iss' c::ss.::.;i.,s p.s e; S:' ea-
Ckeese- Michigan fiats. isk 01SNe;
New York, i!9I!He;, Swiss. 2o9aSc;
i7e: long horns. isii Sl7c: daisies. 70
"es.S cs.....S:s.MspAnish. PEI y; i,ol.o ID,
crate: pomsEranats. l3.at per case
mfs; D:.!!.s !, 9 isi hss. ss. io: M L.xh. sssx.;
neavy. T07i &c ID.
su, s':;s s;s.n p:SD:4: ::.';n:;s ;;is $50 S' 81
sSSsse sSs e per ios.;p los pfs l.tsuos. cse Sss
SSs.i SSi SoSss; dos: ~. Ss,
sSS sSS;: Csc 'H%:'I: SS ,gs1Ss ,gs1SSs
sesns Te;sS; ''S sresn ss' Ss:n.. bean; ~ 4
::::.S:..sss S::s: Sss SsSssi: e; s:S.s s::..
em6sr. u0iSc IN; Sxu asssl f6Se
n..1os.res shipp... q. eey.s
ca iota. g. Dstroi.: Nsv boy. No,
''SHsa' .ss sssgais gmis. :.a1asssS sSi: :siSsA
sHs"Gs1'i $ M 'lia missa. .SSl: 20 Si' ! c,s""S .S
I....s-.,;s.;'sY p 400 ye- oos-
a::sr....%Ss sOxSsSs . Soc is
W9loUt0s UNIV
ivc; almonds. IN 0lSc: Bras,is. -
e iSc. niherts. l2Wt2nc; .peeans. lu
ltc lb.; hickory nuts. shsubayk kA sac
- per bu.
Ossases-valencias. Ssssos p~r
boy: new I,loridas. S2.7sg?. per box.
spanish onions. sf.sos iss per s1s.s.
eesrs--KisferA IS 07oa
Ptsesp1ies--3tVt.So per crate.
PstseO~s- M pheSota, early Ohivl,
$40 6sc. H1rals. G063c ps.' bu.:
"hiyans. 6U4 Css per bu
Poultry - Springs. lsh 614c: leg
noIhs ana usJs .Sih 80 Is -.
liz q iae; No. .. yaiOc: ROSTERS. 80
itc. geese, l31 alsc; ducks. a,
isc; spring turkeys. 2oc: cid turkeys.
leo lie ID.
Dressed Poultrv-Sorings. l2hV
ltc; fowls. i21lshc. geese. l3n 20
lac: ducks. $50 Ice. turkeys, $50
24c; old. 20 q Ale ID.
Rabbits-S2. per dox.
sweet Potatoes -Jsrseya soc 0t
er crate.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
Livestock
EAST BuFFAu,o live STOCK

EAST BUFFALo. n y. Dec. a.
and strong; prime steers. ss@s.bo
butcher grades. $s.S01s.5o: cows. 81
0e.76 Calves: Receipts. s?S:. mar
ket; s,; active. steady Gull TO choice; IS
$500: market, active; sheep. steady;
lambs, 20c higher: choice lambs. $3.50
$3.50: Gull to fair. ss.50ass5; year.
lInss; ssGs,sS; sheep, ssgs: Hogs:
TO easy: yorkers, IS s0as.75: pigs.
9S.75Qs' mixed. ts.i0G s55: heavy.
ts.2o9!;. .roughs. $500 q SIS; stays,
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
NEW YORK pRODUCE MARkEyr.

NEW YOKk. Dec. S.--F1our: Firm
and quiet. Pork: Firm; mess. $3.50
mis-. Lard: Strong; middiewcst spot.
81. $50. sugar; Raw. nrmer; CEN
test. Stts: refined. firm: cut loaf,
$500 crushed, $3.50; powdered, 1910
granuisted, ssds.15. Coffee Rio No
on spot. INC. Tallow: Strong: spe.
sal sal s sy s!ts s,ssaay;h rs: BRINE. seusiiy S sS
3, 97hcGs1.07h; clover. 90cGSi.:0.
Dressed poultry; Weak; turkeys. ~
n 2ec; chickens. 1493oc; fowls, ian
lie; ducks. i2alsc. Live poultry:
Firm: geese, 13m14c: ducks. 1fftIsc;
fowls. i2114c: turkeys, 1t1f7c:
roosters. IL NC: chicken. broilers, I2L
n13c. Cheese: Firm: state milk,
common TO specials. 13mi1c: skins.
common to special. jd1tisc.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
e','''t',' s,,,i''''.. | e;1' %s,; !;

Cash with order. II charged. &c a
line.
No transient advertising inserted
for less than lee with cash; lsc IL
The above rates apply to all classi.
hcations except Births, Cards or
Thanks, Obituaries. MeetinS Notices
and all ads preceding Male Help.
and Meeting Notices Minimum
charge, S5c for 26 words or less. Over
Is words one-and -one-third cents Tor
each extra word.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
rNuON sTOCN wanna

UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO,
ket. strong. 5000 higher; MIXED and
rs so; rough heavy. ss.sS0sb5; light
Is so16.To; pigs. sfd5.To. Cattle: Re
ceipts. $500: market steady: beeves
9S. so ~ 1888; cows and heifers $3.50
8. IS; Texans, 3615Q 6 30; calves, Sc so
a 1880 sheep; Receipts. 1000: mar
ket, steady; native. Ss66.50; western,
Nio qe.so; lambs. s7d91o; western.
t7.250s.10
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
ron sALE-vAcANT LoTs.
ONE DOLLAR DOWN

regular s275 building lot for $40,
situated near the proposed Ford
Tractor plant. the soivay Process
Co. Michigan Aikali Co. and scores
uf other works now employing
cation beside trolley. Thirty-hve
minutes from city hall, Gail any
day. including Sunday, At 1:eo, a01
accompany us TO insPect ~: -
srty: Becker. 700 hateetse ~ n -
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
CuICAGo RuTrER MARkEr.

CHICAGO. Dec. s:-Butter: Extras.
,2M @ssS JSs, ,ofi! iir',s. s sigsae dairy s.:
zine ordinary. s7gasc; nrsts. 3sa
soc. Cheese. Twins, 1sk d1shc:
p poultry. Fowi. sS&YYic:e ducS ys :.
hc; geese. l1alec; springs, ia
y soc; Wisconsin. sogssc; Michigan
IS a SAC: Minnesota. 500 SEC. New
potatoes: Receipts, 30 cars.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04

The followyrs f1rms are privileged
TO execute orders on the exchange:
Co. II. w. Noble Il Co. w. E. Moss
Il Co, Bennett. Smith Il Co.. Sinclair
q Couls. Joel Stocksrd 4 Co.. Lewis
O. Gorton, w. Il. Reilly q Co.. Geo
NJ West q CO.. Il. Il. Maccrone q Co.
Emmet L. Sprague, Matthew Finn.
4. w. Wallace a CO.. wm- II. Rose
& CO., VIM. A. Neer q Co.. w. b. Nc
Laughlin. r. X. Pelton, Merrill. Lynch
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04

OrOln8nce NO xV3-4
An ORDINANCE 70 auenA aG
nance entitDea ~An opAo~Gn
amend seetlen D % IN 60
certain 1i.sits within tks CT
.piritueus. intexlcating -
uSuers are soll ~ . hou0
shall net heFeafter - -
snd ma1ntaineA. sn1 o0ogo1
Intoxicating Or nHait 1o0GGOI
therein, sna - repeat NJ
IL Is. HEREBY oEDAIlgEl3
THE THE P PEOPLE OF THE CIT @ts
section l.. Tha. an erateo11
entitled An ordinance ~ o05o1
SECTION > OF an ordinsno0.
titled An ordtnanoe preeoSj1l
OF Detroit wharc saleene ''
which spirituous. intoxicAtIq0
malt LIQUORS are sold m = 6G.
erage shall not hereafter ~ ~
tablished ana mAtntaino0, m
spirituous, Intoxicating eFa NJ
liquors sold therein, ana \ - e.
Res.wsth. Reess.l I'll osStnsn:ss' sebrsn:s Js%s sncsEs
be- and tho same q n@fG1
amended TO fead as folleWts X
Sec. .. No saloon whS - Gpl1
ituous. Intoxicating a. 1
liIuors are sold as . bex4rN
shall be- hereafter e9tob3lot1
and maintlinc1 within the to0@
ritory within the City Of Q6t{S
portion OF the city Of betr(
bounded on the north ~ ri
northeriy city limits; on the 60
b. the center line Of Cho4(
street; on the south By the eG1{
ter line OF Harper Ave0uV, aG(
on the west by the. centep lin
OF Dubois streat; alse all tnl|
part Of the territory within IN
City. Of Detroit bounded on ~
iy from and parallel to thA nof{I
line of Jefferson avenue. on ft1
east by the center line of Chep<
street: on the west tysthe oo1!
ter line 10 De1uindre street. M
on the south by the natton0|
boundary line In the Dete4t|
River. excepting, however. t1j
cnc, fcliawirx c,, d;'cs,Ssd snS'. RasTscs, aTcsfs
saSaiy,sion nnSi oT' Of part part d Il ios 4 81
Of quarter sections 50. -. u. q
and SO. 10000. acre tract. accord
Ing TO the recorded plat N !ine
OF Deeds office. Wayne Coun
ty, Mich, said oremIsss belul
on the southwest corner of New
tor. and Jos; Campau avenues Z,
take seci i;n,smoIats ais nifect. Sfc,eAhee =
Approved Nov. 80. 1915
.... OSCAR .. MARI:
faiesf LINDSAY. 4
B-453 City Clerk.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
CLEVELAND LIVE STUCK.

e.ipts itaN aocc SC higher Rfs sasss yoTssr.. $50 go
Q67o;. mixed. $40: mediums. 1855:
pigs, $3.50; roushs. SIS; stags. 1925
Cattle: Receipts. 5 cars steady.
Sheep and lambs: Receipts. 10 cars.
1oc higher; lambs. top. 81 10. Calves
Receipts. $50; steady: top. Sill.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
NEW yopk pUTrrR AM ECcs

NV YORK. Dec. S.-Butter: Firmj
@35c; state dairy, tubs, 2a1 32c; imi.
tation creamery flrsts. 23G2<c: spe.
cial. 35ts a. 3ec Eggs: steady: re-
ceipts. Bib; nearby white fancy. "a
m52c: nearby mixed fancy, 336 <oc
fresh .frsts. 33m40c.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04


An ORDINANCE to amend ID erdls|
nmeud an ordinance entitled 'A4
ordnance 20 amend Section 13-A 81
Chapter Isf OF the Compiled ORSssl
nnnces OF the city Of Detroit ter
iT Is HEREBY ORDAINED Ry
THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY ON
DETRoIT; E
dii.ance entitled An ordinance 70
amend Section l3-A OF Chapter 1et
OF the Compiled Ordinances OF the
CITY OF Detroit for the year lsi,y
Sec. I3-A No saloon where spirif@
uous intoxicating or malt liquors are
ESTABLISHED ssta III = and maintained withi1
the territory within the CITY Of De5,
troit described az follows: All thal|
portion OF the city bounded on tn4|
,ss Ssts sa:t By 'ss Ss ,Ss esnyer r ns 81
center line of Palmer avenue. and e.
ths yest Sy ,ss .... .ss.n, s .ic e !is
ated on the north side Of Boon
street. between coliirs street. er4I
East Grand Boulevard: also excep{1{
subdivision OF the southwsstsrn Ipare I
Of fractional section ~. r I q. H. t42
f. said premises being known ~ stLs
Trombley avenue; also sxceptinG lot9
S and Z excepting the east 10 feet IL
Gamble and Ffscher'r SUB. % q. VAL
1s Leib Farm. excepting the (opW45
criy s3I.ss feet; also ercepting W
ches, X, Walkers sub on 1ut ~
and 2. fractional sections - 81
cep,ins lot 80. Goodrich and BSS>sG
sub division Of the :SSehysss 81
''i s.s' 1 This ors,sa.ss sssn -
Ss'iss's @Sas''' II sslszae
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
HELP wANTED--wAt.E.
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Strasburg Dancing Academy

Corner Sproat and Woodward. De-
troits foremost school. with a
splendid record covering 81 years.
Absolutely in a class by itself.
Its spacious and beautiful ball. It's
tho needed practice with others
Private lessons for beginners are un-
satisfactory. One may learn to
dance with the teacher, but will
or With a strange partner.
n new class for adult beginners starts
Monday evening. Dec 8. Glass for
advanced dancers Tuesday. Dec, Z.
Glasses for children afternoons. Pri-
vate lessons given. Every modern
dance taught. Fees moderate. Re-
suits guaranteed, Write OF phone for
booklet containing all particulars.
Cadillac gsT.
GOOD BUsHELMAN wanted at once.
sae Third-av n. 4. Lofts
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04

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Calves: Market. slow. Sheep and
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04

Ordinance No. ZS1.A. M
AN ORDINANCES 20 snenA ssct4
i1-c Of Chapter !si q the Ce1l1l
Ordinssees 81 the City - nees
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THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY o
~ section That at Section ,,, y, ! rs S,1'
nances Of the city Of Detroit Tor g.
year 1919. as amended. be. and r.
same Is hereby amended % -
,acs ss:.op i IL .a.son Sr ms .S'. ~
are sold as a beverage. sAall hes41
after be established and maintains
within the territory within the CITY
OF Detroit described ~ follows: N
north t by the sao norshsriy iy'eiH city limits
on the south by the national boun-
Diary line. on the east by the easterly
city limits. and on the west by Huri-
but Avenue. except lot I Of FranctSS
and II. sub. Of p. c. ass and sss. the
Connor Farm tso-called). being o.
the north side of Jefferson avenue,
corner OF Marcelle Place. and excepl
Company's subdivision Of part ol
p. G. 3ss. and also except lot rs o1
Hiiliger's half acre lots, beinf the
subdivision OF lot 2 Of plat OF lots
OF the west part OF p. c.. 57o. said
last described property also being
described as being situated on the
northeast corner of Charlevotx ana
Alter Road
Sec. 2. This ordinance shall take
immediate effect.
Approved Nov. 80. 1915. 6.
OSCAR b. MARK.
Mayor.
Attest: RICHARD LINDSAY.
Base City Clerk.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
nUTTER AND Es9~

Butter-Creamery, extras, see.
|nrsts. 3os; diary. SIC; packing s.ock.
|1ec per IN
Ekss-Fresh receipts. csses incIud.
cd. oandled. ale: current receipts. soc
per dozen. Receipts Friday. sa2
cssss 4,
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04

The herring catch OF England last
year exceeded by far that OF any
previous season.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04

The state board for the examina-
tion OF BARRIERS will hold sessions In
the Griswold house. Dec. 8, Q and 10.