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The Washington times., 1915-08-15
What Weeks War
Moves Mean
BY J. w. T. MASON.

Peace suggestions have been per-
sistent, throughout the week. They
have all originated from German and
Vatican sources and have met with
no announcement from the quadruple
entente. 1t is apparent that the Teu-
tinental Europe, arc willing enough to
agree to Z truce. but the other bel
ligerents do not believe terms can yet
be arranged in any way satisfactory
to themselves.
1t would be a mistake to assume that
Germany's peace overtures indicate ap-
preaching exhaustion OF the Teutonic
countries. Nevertheless. the other ex-
treme as well must be eliminated. Ger
man successes in Russia do not in
spire the thrills of emotion among by.
ISLANDERS that usually follow a hard
won and decisive victory; the cost to
Great at a time when Germanys west
ern rivals are conserving their own
males. While the Germans are top
dogs on land. their grip Is too uncer-
tain for them to offer to discuss peace
as conquerors. There are. as yet, no
conQuerors anywhere.
Coincidentally with the weeks peace
talk. the allies have redoubed their
them in the campaign against Con-
stantinople. The halt In the CONSTANT
nople campaign. in fact. is probably the
most important single reason why the
present Constantinople must fall first
to preserve a proper military balance
in Europe.
Bulgaria is willing. to declare war
against the Turks II Serbia restores to
northern Albania in exchange with an
outlet on the Adriatic. To this. Italy
has rot yet agreed: and so has begun
the intricate play Of at'onal jealousies
hepOma
when detailed peace proposals for end
ing the war are finally stated. The
quadruple entente has not yet failed tc
treat Serbia as a full sovereign power
granting Bulgartas demands and al.
though Serbia's present obstinacy Is
detrimental to the interests Of the
allies. the precedent Of ruthlessness es-
tablished In Belgium. has not been fol.
lowed by the allies at Nish .
The Teutons have advanced during
the week against the Russian center
east of Warsaw, but no progress has
are holding fast against Marshal Won
Mackensen In the south and Marshal
Won Hindenhurg on the north. The
success of th~ Russians In checking
Xyon Hindenburg has been very striking
Won Hindenburgs headquarters during
the present operations were revealed
this week for the first time. He has
played no part in the actual capture
OF warsaw. but Is directing the north
ern offensive. Early in the week he
was mentioned as blocking a Russian
advance toward Rign and Mitau: later
he had been compelled to move further
south and direct the assault being made
against the fortress Of Kovno.
II is probable Won Findenburg has
been given the most difficult task Of all
In the present supreme effort to fierce
Russia to agree to separate peace.
Also 1t is apparent that as yet he has
failed to accomplish ANYTHING Of major
importance. His efforts to turn the Rus
sian flank have failed and his own nsnk
is In a danger zone OF it's own. There
seems no doubt but that the Teutons
are now facing an ammunition short
age and their Russian plans in conse-
quence are not developing as they
eNght.
The Washington times., 1915-08-15
Cows Eat Dynamite
And Meal Proves Fatal

COLUMBUS. Ind. Aug. 15.-Three cows
owned by Ben !. Perry, a farmer liv-
Ing three miles north of this city. either
committed suicide or else met accidental
deaths as the result OF eating dynamite.
The dynamite did not explode when
they ate it, but is In their stomachs.
and the bodies are being hapdled care
fully for fear Of an explosion.
Mr.. Perry had been blowing up stumps
on his farm. and left the dynamite in
a box One Of his cows arrived home
sick and died in a short time. He called
a veterinarian to see two other cows
that were very sick. and investigation
showed they had eaten ten sticks of
the explosive. This was five pounds
Of 40 per cent dynamite. and 1t proved
too much for the cows. as the other
two died also.
The Washington times., 1915-08-15
MOBILES WILL VISIT
CHESAPEAKE BEACH
Members Of AImas Temple Plan
Outing on Bay to Raise
Funds for Xmas Charity.

~Every Noble is expected to splash at
Chesap peake Beach next Tuesday"
This is the word that has gone forth
from the Officers of Almas Temple. 1t
refers TO the outing at Chesapeake
Beach when hundreds Of the Mobiles and
their guests arc expected to wend their
cav to the beach and enjoy the salt
water bathing. the various attractions
at the beach, and other entertainments
to be provided for that day.
The outing is for the benefit Of the
Christmas offering fund. Each Christ
mas the temple sends out scores Of
baskets to poor families. and they are
beginning their campaign for the funds
Scores of prominent business and pro-
fessional men of the ty will take part
in the outing. They will take their fami-
lies and other guests. and special or
rangements have been made for their
entertainment. g.. -. 80. .
An appeal to every member to attend
Is made IN a handsomely Nlustratei
sonta,ns cont ,a,, cartoons of }hs members OF
William s. ouinter. the potentate. is
making general arrangements Tor the
made with the railroad for augmented
train service. and every train, until the
last one, at $50, Is expected to carry
members of the temple: Noble John "A.
At the beach. headquarters viii be at
the Belvedere Hotel with Noble n. l.;
Dennis in charge. Special efforts will
be made there to provide entertainment
The appeal for the Christmas fund is
the only one made for charity through
out the year, and for this reason every
member of the temple Is urged to CO.
operate. '",
The committees for the event follow:
Reception - Alexander Grant. chair
man; Lem Towers. r.. vice chairman;
James B. Adams. William Barnum. Ma
jor w. Bayliss. Charles E Berry. War
L. Bryant, Walter A. Brown. Appleton
p. Clark Oscar F. Comstcck. Cha rles
G. Ccombs. William T. Galliher. 9: Clif-
fore Cox Joseph II Curran; Otto II, ! J.
BsM2 BfSop John i"s's e. pusey Rses EeMsf@ Wi,a%
FIVE. Thomas A. Garner. Charles 4.
Goldsmith. Henry L. Gosling. Edwin G.
GraLc:1 George T,,; W. Harris samuel rnzs b
clifr.
WHITING Estes vice shairmnn; nan; Clarence
ham. Mark F. Finley. william H
Franklin. william w. GEORGES. Frank
z; Gibson. I.urtia r. CHM. 6. p Giiem'
.
]. Heibergcr. william G. Henderson
James F. Hood. Thomas F.. FARRELL
Carter 3. Kecne. Andrew w. Keller.
Harr.' Stamford. J. Henry Small. Har-
~ e.. Kimball. William &. Long.
George c. Melody. Thomrs F.. Ogrnm
Oliver \. Phelps. Edwin H. Snyder and
Todd e.. SHARP.
Spor.s-Edrund S. Wolfe. chairman:
son. vice chairmen: Walter B. Avery.
Arthur L. Bryant. Carl H. Claudy. Clar-
epce Dodge. l.. Whiting Estes. Roe
Fllkerson. Virgil NJ. Tookes. James r.
helm, Edw'n Hahn. Mnur:ce K. Hess,
John G., Hodges. Fred H. Hohofr. Mil
ton Horfcnmaier. Harry F. Kennedy.
Gus A. Kneessi. Charles NJ. Matthews.
odore Picard. A. Robey F. A. SebrinG.
Maurice Simon, G. l.. Smithson. Welby
e: smellwood. W. Hamilton Smith and
Charles A. Stewart.
The Washington times., 1915-08-15
Bonus on War Profits
To 1900 Colts Employees

HARTFORD. Aug b.-In their week.
ly pay envelopes received tonight. the
Loo employees OF the Colt Patent Fire
arms Manufacturing Company. which Is
rushed for a year ahead with orders
so the stock has scared from 100 to
nearly 600 found the first installment
covering May. June. and July Of the
l2h per cent bonus on profits which the
company offered In lieu OF an eiyht-hour
day and to stave OF any unionization OF
the machinists or a possible strike. To-
days bonus amounts to about $4s.
The next bonus will be paid about
November Is. and will cover the months
Of August. September and October. and
the company is pledged to another
bcIus the first OF the year.
The International Association Of Ma
chintsts Is against the bonus system as
n substitute for the eight-hour day b.
cause they claim II Is transitory and
will disappear with the end OF war con-
tracts.
The Washington times., 1915-08-15

entrance into the royal garden. And.
excepting few guards who quietly told
visitors not to stop to look back at the
crown prince, there were few precautions
taken to safeguard Italy's royal family
The Detroit times., 1915-06-24
Steen Makes Bow At
Navin Field and
Wins Nice Game

Thanks to Walter johnson and
one Loudermilk. Detroit II hack In
second place. with . fair prospect
Of sticking for . while. Since Dauss
II slated to pitch . game today.
and coon Cleveland comes. the
Tigers should win some contests
now. II will be just ~ well to for.
get next Saturday. for the Browns
will still . here and . sinister ~.
NOR II aroad that one Weilman Will
pitch.
II 10 laughale to hear Manager
Jennings discuss this Weilmsn.
"Aw." says Hughey, he's just -liks
any other pitcher. He has been
lucky against M. thassall. We get
to him next time he pitches and
slaughter him."
Hut strangely enough. this Well
man still pitches against the Tigers
every day or 20, and continues to
enjoy perfect health and = whole
body.
Weilman II mentioned because
no story that involves the Tigers
and the Browns Is complete with.
out some comment relating to the
vcodoo southpaw. He didn't ap.
pear In yesterdays lineup. and for
all we know he was out scouting
for college talent. q Ia Hickey, and
leaving the club to run itself. a la
Hickey. as best II could. Maybe his
absence explains some things--par.
ticula1y to victory for De.
troit.
Detroit won yesterdays game. and
there were two picturesque meth.
DDS. equally unusual. in the win
ming thereof. The nrst two runs
were scored in perfectly legiti-
The Detroit times., 1915-06-24
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NOTICe-STREET pAvId
ASSESS lEnT
BOARD OF Assgeeone ovssoe
Dssrstt ssas y. lsis
Paving Notes Ne. locz.
MCCLELLAN AvElguv Z:

To Jacob rippee 1Qoaano Dt0-
g.sch. Peter Mlchsls, EIaak yiaAs.
s yh,:f'55 :. f FSsssssy J. $50 6v.tss
man. r. b. ilnschsSf, Hone GSk-
structieu Company. pgag{y t1s-
sysr; Bessie R:sSA - Mssyx'
Emma nj Davis. EssiiSs J. iiesSscSS 8.
6ssrisnos. AlSsTs 4. bySs. -. B.
I>sith. Thso. L emish, IL ". 9lnllA.
H Hsyn:s r' w. NJ p.lmsass. ess. "
Thomas J. 0segg. waiter Ooll .. q.
Corna. c. X. Backus,. Chieega = Vtee,
6. coueks. L =: ItstiseEx. y. ca
psii., Julius Ju9cxSssH Cas- y g.
waiter ditto. xneslo SisfcsL b a.
il. Ehisi. Estate 4. biiss. ~
Tyler. Mrs. 5air3 =. W nschSs. I.
stssss X. HsscSroock 1siSsa NJ,
r. Pitt. Oman Bros. Wtyllom 0eee3
man. Joseph Trillo. Nlck TvsllA A:
Ton H HSiSr,Hs tsnFFx Ies o:sxss 's1f
Bennett. John ChrysIsr. u. A. Moran.
y. l. colwell. Q. Deestss. walter
Hope. 4. Bogtin: 2. nlas!elo, z: Des&.
=. sullivan. Edward North. :. .. Wsi-
ker. James walker. II. ps4mi thess Is.
Bender. =. c; HAgen. z. echtmMlck.
qni: :eKK 4 i. s' uss.s.r, / G sssHsS
Board Of Education. I: waltsr, g IL
eteffens. c. Williams. n AlsmantA q
sfSmSs l F@:S sSysss A. ASsss
Joe Meion, r., schsnsr. olsdwslsA N.
DoberOuski, Mrs. G. panke, C. q.
William Rohnhon. =. walker, Gss,
WI W.sh H0Rs'R ss.i: s sSSn SassSS
Il. ~. osborns, !: y. McIntosh =.
schosttis. w. B. Mecoiiougs. - 4.
Sunderland. Geo. c. Cathein. yte1
m net. Frances "'i B. ryan. z ana . 81
other persons owning, occuptine. UF
otherwtse interested In any Of the
lots and premises fronting On No.
; IKE limbs II '.s c e Diss.
The Common council o. the city Of
Detroit. having ordered 30 much Of
Mcclellan avenue. from the NORTH
south line OF Gratict svsnue. TO Sc
Graded and paved. notice II hereby
Eivsn that ar sssss.ment nas Sss -
and liable to be assessed Tor said i'm.
provement under the provisione Of
the City Charter. and that = roll Of
said assessmcnt II now completed.
and will remain ut the Aessssoss'
ONCE. In the City OF Detroit. from
the date hereof until July 9Th. 1915,
for the inspection Of all persons con-
cerned therein.
Nv DANIEL 1. Dii.wORTH.
(A-14S0) President.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-24

stuck IN Howard u Mt. isewnr6
got . scratch single. and 9hottsn
got q real blow. The scoring fol-
lowed.
Then Loudermilk went IN to pitch.
Kavanagh singled and Cobb dou-
bled. Crawford tapped the ball to
Loudermilk. who fell on bis ear In
fielding the protectile. and then
smilingly sat up and laughed ct his
antics while Kavanagh crossed the
plate and Cobb scored clear from
second. II was the joke play OF the
season.
koob finished the inning ana
game. which had two outs 10 90.
Steen pitched his hrst game 70:
Detroit at Navin field and made
good. His splitter was working
splendidly and he scored . Aoek u
strikeouts. Leary getting four and
e. Walker three Of them. Bush
batted low in the batting order foe
the hrst time In three years and
seemed to profit by the change. -
he drew a couple Of walks.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-24
NOTICE.S1REET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD or AssgssoRs OFFICE
Detroit. June ~. 1918,
Paving Notice No. 1868.
PALLISTER AVENUE

To Howard 7. Nichols. Minnie Ira.
Myis: pr. Cite scnerer. Mr.: = QrehrSe
s. submit fs.'f r ssss sSp r j:css
n. Gibson. George n. Lawrence. Louis
white, 8: q. ROCKWELL. "; 2 wessy.
& Marine Insurance Co, q. Lin1ke.
Erastus r. Quick. J. seidel, r. .Piebbs.
Robert II. Stewart, p. ]. Maui, Viola
H 4: wc .u,,ns 2 z L:Scndss g
war waidins. Burnhsm stoepsi, c5ss.
Fl. Krause. A. A. Green. Della n. Ha-
ker, l.. J. Kennedy. James Ryan, w.
4. Iryins, John Demmier. The RhIllIps
c9 F. 3sslsr x''s Tsd - = wotss Ss
Matthew W. smith. Peter w, Smith
John F. Lecroue. Cha. H. siccum. 3.
I.m gnSs g rs, w csn y n D., vii
Michigan Savings Bank. Herbert =.
Uppleger: ,. Ward Rowland: Ida n.
Burns; Walter Dick. Isaac Dick. Gift
fc ysn Ho,iey I Mary G sessls gC 81.
G. A. Douglas, Jennie Miieu. Ester
A. Goodrich. John A. Wilke. and ia
or otherwise interested IN any Of the
ter avenne, in said City Of Detroit.
within the limits hereinafter men,
The Common Council OF the City Of
Pallister avenue. from the west line
Of Hamilton. Boulevard TO the east
curb lire OF Twelfth street, to be
graded and paved. notice y hereby
made upon all the lots and premises
fronting on said Pallister avenue, and
liable to be assessed for said I'm
provement under the provisions OF
said assessment IL now completed. and
will remain at the Assessors Office In
tho City OF Detroit from tho date
hereof until July 8. 1915. for tho In
spection OF all persons concerned
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY DANIEL L. DILWORTH
A-14S1 PRESIDENT
The Detroit times., 1915-06-24
If You Like Good Race Track Yarn,
Here's One Right From the Feed Box

They Charlie Van Loan the fiction writer but
meeting the old Ascot track Los Angeles Everyone knew
nfect:n needed st several honest horsmen sticking
q drove into grounds with q
load OF tin proceeded dump hundred
front each
protest. English
Unable he
in
The &C to feedth goats werer racing
The Detroit times., 1915-06-24
NO1lCE--AlLEY pl
ASSESSMENT !
BOARD or AsoGeooNU opp
Detroit. June =, a.
Paving Notice M loe

0vssA8 AvVSASS AVOs AVV
To MBertha Green. Joo. W.
Annie An, 4. Hints. & HssissainSst
sSsisn,., M'ss', roms nss,1s ~
Annie Mammsr. lac 49,
Mary Arnold. Wsaos(
Won wIaHA nssRsRI:r. 4. 49, H.
Herman. II. J. BacSraoh. ~
linsbi. Lucas PysIk, yfe1k,
John 0anrowskL w. Teo11U
N. Brecken. and g al etles
S ssrssssd n H'S any q sss ~ q
Of real estate In the locol 49,
district established by me O.
Council to defray the oxDo00|
grading and paving the n1l0y 4 +.
the boundaries herein ct fo1to<f
The assessment ron me keeS n
plsssd for dSfrayins Ses 2sesS
alley in block bounded ~ NJ }
toine. Hastings. l&vingo1o04 !,
Illinois streets, and 10 ysov &v|(
inspection a. this Office. as,1 ~
main In this office for Ave o>013
the frat publication Of th1o ~
the inspection % al conetS0 ss'
lots or parcels Ut land oout~
or adjoining the alley g
have been sssessed for sesn y
The Board q Assssssss
on Tuesday. the 18th N4yX
1918. ~ 3 o'clock .. ~
In the City Hall. oU1 VI
| session for a peree1 - oI[
hear any .psreon - p9S49
70 object 20 any 49,
| ,sy.S,x Sisi 4 a.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-24
L udermilk and Johnson
Put Detroit Above Boston

mate and approved manner. Witt,
who h now our lead on man, dou-
blsd to start the game. Crawford
started the fourth frame the same
way. Both advanced on inheld
outs, and both scored on sacrifice
plays. That - baseball De luxe.
and 70 recommended for the remain
der OF the season.
In the eighth. pair Of hits. =
double steal and . Wild throw BY
etanage tied MP the contest. and
then the novelties were introduced.
Branch was between the evil gen
tleman and the deep sea. a. the
proverb runs. when he started the
eighth. James. who was pitching
great bail. was up. but Hickey need
ed two runs. SO he jerked Bill.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-24
EAST SIDE-BOOK A

u On the north side OF Atwater
street. In front Of or adjoining
such lot or mart OF lot num-
bered !. between Dubois street
and 81. Aubin street. Sub. Of
xne -. Auoin farm Q. OF Jeffer-
y On the north side OF Franklin
street, In front OF or adjoining
euoh lots or parts OF lots num-
bsrsd Q. Il 80 z. Of w. .es
p psS :v.s avsnai ns soS !.;i Cam
tl.sSiiiin an: ana ~ woo sssTsss
}, On tie south side Of CRATIC.
avenue. In front of or adjoin-
ting such lots or parts Of lots
numbered !. ., 2. I. 8, between
Boz Desss cisim gS.nu svsn q And c. NC.
pAu's rs-sup. OF part OF the
GcDougall farm. between Ma
comb street and Gratiot ave.
y On the west side Of Jos. Cam
pau avenue. In front OF or adj
joining such lots or parts OF
lots numbered ,. !. =. s. 8. =.
Lafayette street. Alexander T.
p. z. No. co. So. Oh ''0eA NO. ~
y On the south side Of Lafayette
street. In trent Of or adjoining
such Ssss. lot Or part g lot . nSm
and Jos. Campau avenue. Sub.
Of the Chene farm, between
Catherine and harmed streets.
y On the west side Of McDougall
avenue. In front Of or adjoin-
inx such lot or part Of lot
n NUMBERED IA q. 6:swssH c.nsld
Honnis and wursourser:s sub.
o. o. Is. 81. Is and IS. Nc.
Oougan farm.
y On the west side OF Mcpougan
avenue. In front Of or adjoining
such lot o: part Of lot num-
bersd ]. between Hunt street
Campav's re-sub. OF part OF the
McDouGall farm, between Ma
comb street and Gratiot ave.
y On the west side OF Mcpougall
avenue, In front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts Of lots num-
street and Hunt street A. n
Campau's re-sub. Of part OF the
McDougall farm. between Ma
comb street and Gratiot ave-
y on the west side Of McDougaii
avenue. in front of or adjoining
bered !. 2, 3. between Chestnut
street and Antietam street. A
n. Campau's re-sub. Of part OF
tho McDougali farm, between
Macomb street and Gratiot
y On the east aide Of Mitchell
avenue, In front OF or adJoin-
tvxsr sat Lot rH. s.f LIT
The Detroit times., 1915-06-24
WEST SIDE-BOOK c

(f) On the West side of Artillery
avenue. in front Of or adjoin-
Ing such lots or parts of lots
numbered. vacated Hussar
street, vacated Alley g. OF va
Gated Hussar street. between
Fort street and wabash II. r..
Daniel Scotten's sub. OF that
C.rt Of z; G. as lying between vsrsn
snd y. 81 Art T wor avenue "o Of
Daniel scotten's sub. OF that
bart OF p. G. as lying between
Fort street and the River Road.
(2) On the East side Of Harbaugh
avenue. In front Of or adjoin-
ing such lot or part of lot
numbered 10 rear. between n.
r. street. and Cedar street. Plat
Of Jane: JOYS sub OF part
(3) On the South side OF Jefferson
avenue. In front Of or ad5oin-
Ing such lot or part Of lot num-
bered 90. between Cary avenue
and Pulaski avenue. Sub 81
part Of Lot on r. e. No. *.
(N On the South side Of Michigan
avenue. In front Of or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots mum.
bered rs. between virewood
,vssnu. and Hnbbsrd avenue rue
OF the r. part OF r. c. ~. 3. of
Michigan avenue.
A. arc owned by you. on or before
the sth day Of July. 1913. or in de-
fault thereof. the Same will he con
atructed. reconstructed or nut to
proper line md grade by the Depart
fncnt OF Public Works. and Tho OK.
pense thereof, together with the cost
The Detroit times., 1915-06-24

BOARD or AoeGoo ~ 4
Dserelt -
Paving Nodes NJ.

To Osrsou KoeofDlky. D. Il.
elias Aberle Jae. q t1ol1
Hosongark Reuben n ~
Henste. Carl schmidt Al !,
Chf1stiana Meyer, q.
Nathan YawolavoIky. 1o16
Chas. Bassolina. John D1U1Gs
NEEDING. Carl Hoj10o14 ~
Jos. Peslch. AUG. ook05S 7
Norris Deman. IAN 0l0G
zapiscchin, II. Krgn9. U0G1
pekoeky, Thomas An1le(ol
~ uscovitch. Robert WnleA ~
other persons owning. 000G
otherwise interested u ~
lots and parcels Of real oGk1 ~ 4:
local aseessment district 00&
by the Common Council % ~
expenses OF Grading and D0Q0
alley within the boundat)Gj
The sssessmsnt ran ~ go "
pleted for defrayine the o4l
paving the alley No. CT
IT. alley In block boun111
ton. Eliot. 81. Antoine a04
streets, and 10 now o1o0 n
tion at this Office a64 v1lE E.
first publication Of this Ne{lc6
or psrs:i: q lssa sSSsslsl e
been assessed for ouoh tmDQ0x1|
The Board OF ASsoooeto ~
on Tuesday, the 3eth lay q,
1915. at . o'clock =. m, q th001j
in the City Hail. and yS1l r(o
session for . period % ~ n
hear any person or peroomD
to object 20 any eeeeoo@S1l 4,.I
tA.l n ppANlrL L D'IT -
The Detroit times., 1915-06-24
DgpT. or pVSLlc WoRks
Detroit. June ~. 1915.
NOTICE

70 All Whom IL May Concern:
rake notice that by order of the
Common Council you are required to
eonetruct. reconstruct or put to prop
.! line and grade. . brick. natural
cs1te Sidewalk. crosswaik or drive
way according to specifications pre-
Rered ~ the Commissioners Of Public
Work:, and approved by the Common
The Detroit times., 1915-06-24
Nap Ruckef Plans 20 Retire to His
Plantation After This Year, Report

There persistent which unconfrmed the less
Rucke s0uhpaw orstwhe star Of
the Dodge pitching his baseball Cos
the
Closes he viii retire to bic Georgia plantation and lead the life OF
farmer
patch be.et
With trials and which has Travelled By another star the
diamond said that he has the future Tor
wise Investment hss addsd greatly 70 h Of worldly weal
tried campaigns the big time who has feen the
best the Of baseball and then DROP Nap
The Detroit times., 1915-06-24

We have Sest .ncwevs and doa,ed
crepe IN vsourrlmg for Mathe,escr's
acsd pitr hluG svns so ofter TINT hese-
after we're gSing 60 vstt until astes
the inter nseuss ard cves then We enc
per- 10 sec that arm rearh OUt NJ the
arave asd mitch = ths~c-blt Same.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-24
EAST SIDE-BOOK b

~ On the east side of Meadow
brook avenue. In front of or
adjoining such lots or parts of
lots numbered az. 70. "a. be-
tween Jefferson avenue and
Mack's sub. OF part OF the L. VI
Of p. c. SS7. 8. of Jefferson
The Detroit times., 1915-06-24
DEPT. OF PuBLlc WORKS
PROPOSALS

Sealed proposals for the erection
and completion Of = Warehouse to be
located In the Eastern Yard Of the
pepartment Of Public work. =, s,.,s AZ
Works. will be received at the Office
OF the Commissioner. city Hall. De-
troit, until 1000 a. m, July Sth, 1919.
Except where otherwise noted.
work consisting of the following:
Masonry
Cut Stone
Steel and Iron
Steel Sash
Carpentry
Roofing and Sheet Metal
Painting and Glazing
Electric Wiring
Each bid shall be accompanied by
rh ssr.nsr 'sifsS 10000 the p fS On:
surety for the acceptance OF tho con-
tract. payable on Its race to the De-
partment Of Public Works Of the City
The accepted bidder will be re-
quired to furnish two bonds each In
a sum equal to the full amount OF
Proposals shall be made in accord
prepared by smith. Einchmsn I
Grvlls. on hle in their office. copies
Of which may be secured upon APP
The Commissioner reserves ths
and TO waive all informalities there
GEORGE II. FEHKEII.
A-i4s7 Commissioner.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-24

Yesterday Results.
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Baltimore, 4: Chicago. g.
Kansas City at Buffalo. cold
TWAay's Games.
st. Louis at Baltimore.
Kansas City at Newark.
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Pittsburgh at Buffalo.