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10O-yard, Halmes II Is 10 Is
22O-yard, Krall .244-5 .2s As
Half-mile,
r. Bennett 80. 2.1s 215
Pole vault,
r. Bennett :. TT. 10 in. #. II in.
A. Stackpole. .5S AS
High jump,
Krall ..... 5 #. 1 in. IT. in.
Tennis cup prizes, awarded to win
ners in the annual Academy tourna-
ment: Singles. first prize winner,
Charles S. Horton: second prize run
ner-up, Robert b. Shreiner.
The Edward j. Stackpole debating
prizes, a silver cup awarded to the
school club winning the annual inter
club debate on March 26, 1915.
Awarded to the Greek team. A gold
medal awarded to the best individual
debater. awarded to Mercer B. Tate, Jr
The Vance C. Mccormick club cup
prize, awarded to the school club win
ming the greatest number of points in
various athletic and scholastic compe-
titions throughout the year. The cup
this year is awarded to the Roman
club.
The Ed. S. Herman mathematics
prizes. first a book bearing the Acad-
emy seal awarded for the best exami-
nation in algebra A and plane
geometry: Awarded to George r.
Bailey France of the French" Sec
ond a book bearing the Academy seal
awarded to the boy having the best
examinations in advanced algebra,
solid geometry and trigonometry.
Awarded to William C. Fisher, Ger
many and the Germans"
The John Y. Boyd English prizes,
books bearing the Academy seal
awarded for excellence in English lit
erature and composition in the third.
fourth, fifth and sixth forms. Awarded
to: Third form, first. Robert G.. Stew
art. 1.-The Adventures of Tom Saw
YER" second, Anthony c. Matro,
"Huckleberry Finn" fourth form. first
Allan b. Laudermilch. "Toilers of the
plain Tales from the Hills" fifth
form. first, George A. Shreiner, Jr..
Captains Courageous" second. Car
roll p. Craig, "A Boys Life of Abraham
Lincoln;" sixth form, first William A.
Smiley, "a Hazard of New Fortunes"
second. Russell A. Hoke, "A Modern
Instance"
books bearing the Academy seal
awarded for excellence in special ex
aminations in Latin covering the work
of the third, fourth, fifth and sixth
forms. Awarded to: Third form, first
Robert G Stewart. a copy of "BulI-
f1nch's Age of Fable" second. Donald
M. Oenslager. 1000 Years Ago, Adv.
of a Rom. Boy" fourth form, first
George r. Bailey. Roman Life in the
Brown. Rome and United States:"
fifth form. first, George p. S. JEFF
fers. Jr., "Gaileys Classic Myths:" sec
ond. Charles ]. Dunkle. life in An.
cient Athens" sixth form. first. Robert
W. Seitz, "Mackali's Latin Literature"
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Evening star., 1915-05-20
Charges Against Kueprerie.
DATES or COMMENCEMENTS.
Supt. Thurston Announces Order Of
High and Normal School Exercises.

Dates for commencement exercises of
the high and normal schools of the
District We're announced this afternoon
by Ernest l.. Thurston, superintendent
of public schools. They follow:
Friday June IS, afternoon. Eastern
High School; Friday, June Is. night,
Business High School two-year class
and Mckinley Manual Training School
Monday. June Il. afternoon. Western
High school; Monday. June 81, night.
joint for colored high schools; Tues
day, June 90, afternoon, Central High
School: Tuesday, June %. night Busi-
ness High School (four-year class)
Wednesday, June 90, afternoon, Wilson
Normal School, ard Wednesday, June
c3, night, Miner Normal School.
Evening star., 1915-05-20
KUEPFERLE, ACCUSED SPY
HANGS HIMSELF IN CELL
Suicide Ends Trial on Charge Of
Using Invisible Ink to Reveal
British War Secrets.

LONDON May 20. 1905 p.m.-Anton
huepferie. who claimed to be an Amer
lean citizen who once lived in Brook
| lyn, and who has been on trial charged
with giving military information to
! the enemies of Great Britain. commit
ted suicide last night in BriXton prison
by hanging himself
Kuepferle left a message written on
slate. bearing testimony to the fair
Il soldier, aid he wished to die a
soldier and declared he could not bear
to mount the scaffold as a spy
When court opened this morning for
the resumption OF the trial the attor-
rey general. Lord Reading. announced
to the judges the death of the pris-
oner.
night" the attorney general said this
man Kuepferle has committed suicide
in BriXton prison. He was in special
observation cell. under practically con-
tinuous observation, but during one of
the short intervals he seized the op-
portunity of taking his own life
Used Silk Scarf.
Chief Warden Cook. who is in charge
of the prison, has testified that last
night the night patrol officer warden
named Perry. came to him and said:
Cook Immediately arose and opening
the cell door. he found the prisoner
hanging by the neck from ventilator
Evening star., 1915-05-20
In Memoriam.

GARRISON. In sad but loving remembrance OF
my father. EDWARD NJ. GARRISON. who
departed this life one year ago yesterday.
May 10 1914.
The midnight stars cleaning
Upon this silent grave.
Now sleeping without dreaming.
The one could not save.
By HIS son ROY. WIFE AND DAUGHTER.
JACKSON In sad remembrance Of dear bus-
band and father. ARTHUR r. JACKSON.
who departed this life three years ago today,
May 20. 1917.
Gone hut not forgotten.
BY HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN.
MARY T. MoxTGoMERY. who died one year
ago today. May 80. 1914
BY HER HUSBAND AND SISTERS.
MORAN In loving remembrance OF my daughter.
ALICE KATHRYN MORAN. who departed
this life eight years ago today May 70 1917.
Sweet and pea cefui bs her rest;
Forget her can never.
God called her, lie alone knew best;
His Will be done forever.
BY MOTHER.
PARKHuRST In sad but loving remembrance
of a dear daughter and mother. CLARA
MORELL PARKHURST. who departed this
life years today. May 20. 1913.
Gone but not forgotten.
By HER MOTHER AND DAUGHTER.
RILEY. In loving remembrance Of our dear
mother AGNES RILEY. who departed this
7sY HER CHILDREN.
oar darling. ANNIE l.. RUPERT. who
died two years today. May 20. 1913.
Past her suferings. past her pain.
Cease to weep. for tears are vain,
calm the tumult Of your breast,
'ns VINO s'ue's' : BY 4 THE THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1915-05-20
AMERICANS FREED
AT PANUCO, MEXICO

| Reports of hardships sustained by
| Americans at Panuco. Mexico. We're
minimzed in dispatch 10 the State
Department from the vice consul at
Tampico He said seven Americans
who had complained to the department
by cable were misinformed as to con-
ditions Several Americans had been
arrested, the vice consul stated, but all
had been released.
The complaint was forwarded while
Carranza forces occupied Panuco. Ac-
cordng to reports TO the department,
the town has been retaken by Villa
troops.
Gen. Caballero Victor.
Reports to the Carranza agency here
from Laredo, Mexico, state that the
forces of Gen. Caballero defeated the
reactioparies at Ell Cascajo and
Hacienda de Guadalupe. nfiicting seri-
GUS losses on them in both dead and
wounded. capturing also large
amount of provisions.
Gen. Caballero displayed much abil-
ity yesterday in taking Linafes from
Gems Carrera Torres and PereSra re
actionaries, who We're defending that
city. blocking their retreat by trains
and all were bottled up.
Villistas Defeated.
A cabiegram from Vera Cruz was as
follows:
Our agent at Gen. Obregons camp
advises there have been no engage
ments with the Villista forces up to
yesterday morning. since the 18th. In
all skirmishings before the 18th Viii
listas were completely defeated, and in
last attack made by Villistas on one of
Cen Obregon's trenches the Nillista
Gen. Inocencio Hernandez was killed
and Gen. Reyes and another general,
whose name yet unknown. were seri-
ously wounded Persons arriving at
Obregons camp report that Villistas
acknowledge their frequent defeats.
stating that in the last attack made by
Villista corps Dorados on our positions
they lost $50 of their men.
Evening star., 1915-05-20
Some Qualification Scores.

Following are the qualification scores
turned in up to the time The Stars re-
port closed:
Harry Taylor. Chevy Chase. 50.
f. B. Babbitt. Chevy Chase, 81.
II. B. Davidson, Chevy Chase. "a.
A. l.. Hawse. Virginia C. c., 81.
c. r. Stetson, Chevy Chase, 100
r. Talbot. Washington. 81.
T.. f. Gedney. Chevy Chase, 80.
L. S. Catlett. Columbia. 30.
NJ H. Sutliffe, Bannockburn. IL.
\. l.. Christman. Washington. SO.
H. B. Ingals. Tedesco q G.. ss.
F. N. sawtell. Brooklihs, 1o6.
c. s. Watts, Columbia. 96.
H. F. Cobey, Columbia, %.
W. c. Mendenhall. Chevy Chase. l0I.
He. Cushman. Columbia. ?S.
j. H. Hanna, Columbia. 81.
!. T. Mann. Chevy Chase. 90
F. l.. Davis. Col. 80.
Albert Mckenzie. Col, 81.
A. NJ. Stoddart. Col. loo.
J.. W. Weaver, Col, 50.
Earl Wheeler, Wash. %.
E. T. Scott. Chevy Chase, 100.
F. w. McReynolds. Wash. le5.
$. +. Taliaferro, Wash. 81.
Z. P. Jackson, Baltimore, So.
E \. McAboy, Chevy Chase, SIS.
H. B. Chase, Chevy Chase, SO.
W. H. Reynolds. Chevy Chase, 81.
Arthur w. Dunn, Wash, 96.
f. NJ. Posey, Col. 90.
W. c. Ballantyne. Col. 92
J. w. Reilly. Atlantic City, 1O1.
J. J. Fitzgerald, Col. los.
Frank Sutton. Chevy Chase. 81
Wolcott Tuckerman. Chevy Chase. 81.
F. H. Mccall, Seaview C. c., 80.
E. H. Pilson. 10s.
w. H. Duff, Allegheny, IS.
E. b. James. Col, SO.
J. c. Let's, Col, 104.
Ormsby McCammon. Chevy Chase, 81.
W. J. Eynon. Col. 107.
C. ID. Drayton, Chevy Chase, los.
J. NJ. Dove, Col, 105
J. A. Emery. Chevy Chase, 104.
Ryan Devereux, Chevy Chase, 1o3.
F. S. Appleman, Col. SO.
w. G. Peters, Chevy Chase. 80.
S. r. Thompson. Col, 90
F, G. Lafferty. Chevy Chase. g..
A S. Mattingly, Col, 50.
j. L. Watson, Williamsport. l06.
J. H. Clapp Chevy Chase, SO.
+. p. Edwards. Mohawk 80.
W. G. Pearson. Chevy Chase, 81.
Evening star., 1915-05-20
Villistas Defeated.
MARRIED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. On Monday May
L. 1915. by the Rev. c. Ii. Butler of the
Lutheran Church. a 229 md street southeast
AMY SLEE SCHROEDER and DAVID h.
MEREDITH.
Evening star., 1915-05-20

in a corner behind the door. He had
used silk scarf to commit suicide and
he was hanging clear of the floor.
Warden Cook cut the scarf and sum
moned the prison doctor The mans
body was still warm but he could not
be revived
The trial of Anton kuepferle began
Tuesday. The proceedings were pup
lie. and the courtroom was CROWDED.
The charge against the prisoner was
that he attempted to communicate 10
Germany information respecting Brit
ish warshipS and military forces. kuep-
ferle pleaded not guilty.
Charges Against Kuepferie.
kuepferle was charged with writing
a letter to an address in a neutral
country in Europe giving valuable
facts regarding English military dis
positions. 1t was asserted that While
the letter appeared on its face to be an
innocent commercial communication, u
was found to be interlined in Invisible
ink with military information written
in the German language.
Evening star., 1915-05-20
DIED

FRIEBUS Suddenly. on Tuesday, May 10, 1918.
At 1l:3v pm. at her home. 1889 street
Evening star., 1915-05-20
Seventeen Visiting Players.

The Chevy Chase Club of course. is
the leader in the number of entrants.
having siXty-five In the qualification
round today, but the Columbia Country
Club is close up with fifty-six. while
Bannockburn has ten and the Wash
ington Country Club seven. The out
of-town entrants number seventeen,
and a majority of this group is an un-
known quantity as far as playing abil-
ity is concerned There may be one or
more dark horses among the visitors.
but it generally takes players of
marked class to get away with the
best players of the Chevy Chase or
Columbia clubs.
Tomorrow the match play starts with
the first and second rounds Of the diff
ferent siXteens and Saturday the sched-
ule calls for semi finals. finals and
handicap. Handsome prizes in silver
cups are offered for the winners and
runners-up of the different groups. the
consultations being taken care of as
usual.
The entrants to the qualification
round were on hand as per schedule
arranged by the golf committee, Harry
TAYLOR and f. e. Babbitt of the home
CLUB being the first to tee off at 7:3o
O'Clock. The schedule of starts runs
up to o'clock this afternoon and at
o'clock there had been no defaults.
SO that the course was practically
crowded at that hour.
Evening star., 1915-05-20
GOLFERS FAVORED
BY FINE WEATHER

Made to -prder weather today favored
the early starters in the annual spring
golf tourney of II Chevy Chase Club.
and those waiting to tee off were hop
ing the conditions would hold through
out the day. There was n total absence
of wind. and although a little warm
sunshine might have frightened things
up bit the players were not bit
chary in wishing Old Sol would keep
under cover. as the exercise of tramp
ing over the course and swinging the
clubs furnishes plenty of warmth for
the body.
The golf committee and PRO" Sar-
perfect condition slight defects on lS
arrangement of bunkers and holes be
ing covered by notices to the pla yers
on the initial tee as coming under the
head of new ground
The field Of players while being a
record breaker III the matter Of nun
bers. is unusually well balanced in
playing strength. and of those getting
into the first sixteen ii would be hard
to bick the winner. although several
have friends who were willing to back
them for the first place position at the
wind-up Saturday. Every one of the
players of known ability is In tip-top
condition. and 1t would not be surpris-
ing If very good scores were turned in
by the first group and possibly sew
eral ties. as there is very little choice
between at least six of the "toppers"
in the tourney
The Washington times., 1915-03-21

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-29

20 the point OF heginning --eNcepting
80 much OF said herein restricted por-
ton as u bounded AZ follows Com
mencing at the intersection 81 the
westerly boundary q private ia ~
- and the southerly hne~of West
Jefferson avenue. thence ~ a SOUTH
erly direction on a lire parallel Wiz
the westerly line % said PRIV Ats
claim 20 TO the hArbcr lire of the
Detroit river. thence IN an eastsriy
direction along said harhor line Ia
the point 81 intersection % said haf-
Dor line with the. westerly hns OF
private claim 50, " extended. south
sriV thence north on said westerly
line OF private claim 30 60 the Point
81 intersection OF said westerly llne
ana the southerly liue 81 WesL-Jef-
ferSon avenue theme vest on the
xOutherly line 81 West JEFFERSON ave-
Bue 10 the place % heginuing.
Sec THIS ordinance snail take
Immediate erect,
Approved March -. 1919
OSCAR n. MARK.
A,,es, Mayor.
RICHARD LINDSAY.
A-leTg CITY Clerk.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-29
Ordinance No. 205-A

An ordtsssee 20 amend section ItmD
of m ordfnanee entftIedt sAn Or
di.ssee 60 amend Sections I1sD,
ids,. Heb lad. nep, InD. ItEI,
Ia. 1teb. Itpb, ItsD. I,rp. I0.b.
1u snd 1tsb. Of Chapter I4s OF
the Com tied Ordisssee. OF the city
o. Detroit fer tie yesr 1904 ssd
Go 60 be ksews q. seetio.s I1vp
ssd Itwb.- approves June Z, 1910.
1T 1s HEREBY ORDAINED by
DETROIT:
Section 1. That Section 1tn) Of an
ordinance entitled. AN Ordinance 20
amend Sections ital; lob. itel. I'D.
iu), 1tm), I'M. i(oG itp). l(ai.
1tr). 1s), itt) and ituD 81 Cha pier
1t5 Of the Compiled Ordinances ofthe
City OF Detroit for the year 1904 and
to known s as neg s.e, senaon i,rS Ssr shS
itwD. approved June Z. 1910" be and
the same 10 hereby amended so a.
TO read az follows:
Sec. ignl. The Ore limits Of the
that section OF the city described
within tho following limits. to-wIt.
Commencing at a point on the center
line OF Minnie street where said cen
ter line intsrsects the southerly right
thence westerly along said southeriy
right-of-way iine 20 the center line
Of Clark avenue. thence southsrly
alone the center line Of Clark ayenue
TO the center line. extended OF the
public alley nrst north OF West JEFF
ferson avenue. thence westerly along
the center line Of the public alley
nrst north OF West Jefferson avenue
90 the center line OF Moore street:
dfstant northertV AT riaht An gIe-
from the northerly line Of West JEFF
ferson avenue TO the westerly city
limits. thence along said westerly
city limits TO the National Doundsry
line. thence easteriy along said Ma
total Boundary line TO the center
line Of Minnie street extended
southeriy. thence northerly along the
eonter line OF Minnie street. extended.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-29

ksews NJ section 1s-s-
1T Is HEREBY ORDAINED BY
THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF
DETROIT
Section l. Chapter Isl of the Com
piled Ordinances Of the city Of De-
troit for the year 1919. be and the
same ts hereby amended by adding
thereto n new section TO be known
as ls-a reading az follows:
Section Is-a No saloon where sptr-
Ituous. Intoxicating or malt liquors
are sold as beverage. shall be
hereafter established and maintained
within the territory within the City
Of Detroit described as follows. Com
meucing az the intersection OF West
End avenue with the River Rouge:
thence northerly along the east side
OF West End avenue 20 the wabash
right OF way: thence west along the
Railway rfght-Of-waY 20 Dearborn
avenue: thence east along the center
avenue: thence south along the east
OF the Michigan Central. thence Nssy
along the Michigan Central Railway
switch 20 its Intersection with the
sidetrack running into Lowry and
Robin-on's Lumber Yards thence
southeast along the Eald track above
mentioned 20 its termination At the
River Rouge.
Approved March 81 1913
OSCAR p. MARX
Attest. RICHARD LINDSAY.
A-is7s city Clerk.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-29
SPECIAL PARK AND :
BOULEVARD SIDEWALKS
EAST SIDE
GRAND BOULEVARD EAST

Roll No 44eg The r. i350 r. 81 :.
81 so a. 81 ~ l5Ss ~. ~ y. lA a. pt
y g. SIS, w % and adloln.ng Srann
ON the west Aida OF Grand Boulevard
East. between Frederick and kirby
Roll 20. 4,le. The s 1890 r, q y.
llssB a. of W. 600 e. Of lot % VIII
nam =. Mayburys sub. % lot 10, M
Theodore :. hnd Denis } Campats
plat OF the sub. OF fyac. secs No, :.
aud - ON the wt&t side % drznr
BCulsysrd East. between Fronply
and Milwaukee avenues.
Roll No tlli THE 5. 20 T. 81 y
l.tS n. % W.. GL9o n % lot 20. mo
- no o. % W. GAsp a. % lot y.
X. II Posters sub ~ part 81 lot ~,
side " Grand Boulevard East, be.
tweea Milwaukee avenue and Grand
roll No, 4Hs The W 70 n Of lot
III. y u Foster sup. % part ~ l9t
II. frac secs - and 50 ON the
south side OF Grand boulevard East
between Mitchell avenue ard GRAND
Rali No afit The " g1s a. q T..
~ the y. .S5 n - To-, ~ and the
sub ~ the y SIS r. ~ lot ~, frac.
sees 20 and ~. r. l. -. a. ls =. or
the south Side " Grand bouievSrd
East. between Dubois and Chime
Roii No. 4tit The W. ss.so y, %
lot ?. subdivision that part OF Q. l.s,
! and 4. ~ the Fuh az the w. - OF "a
SCI 30, 10000 ACRE tract between the
Boaievafj and Nouug street. or the
north side az Grand roulevarTl East.
between So Aabin avenue aud Dubois
Roii No. ,ns The r .o5 a. % lot
ie the w 5.sS u ~ lct ~. the y
39s n. ~ lot Iet the " i,-S o. ~
l - = - IL - Lat a NHN II.
aos /, 'o 81 T., "a and me W ies q 3,
| lot z Aberle aud FuNs sub OF the "
ass a. OF lot ~. frae. See's - and ~
T. !. 8, r. ls q ON the sept. side
| Dubois and Chene strefts
RON No eats The vs. 50 n % Tot
| s lot 6, the p $50 n ~ lot ~ lots
80 and %. Clark. lAchty. Itssi! and
| sIde OF Grand boulevard East be-
| tween Dubois and chene streets
Roll No. 4tl7 The - geo ~ %
W 600 y. % Q. l. - iyinE :, of
~ OF ~ Aubin avenue Theodore ..
and Dents y Campau plat OF frac,
secs No. % and 30, r - r. W y.
ON the south side ~ Grand BoGle-
ward East between Ei.ery and Moran
Roll No. .tIs. Tho y 70 n. % ".
| ~ SO ~ OF lot IS the w Qsi9 n OF
/ lot ?. lot , the q 1870 n. 81 lot
q. the w. 1880 n. 90 lot 4. and the
r. 1874 r. OF lot - Ftschcr's sub.
OF the n part ~ lot Is aud s part
OF lot 3e. Leib farm. g. g. 10 on the
north and south sides 81 Grgnd Bou-
| leSard East between Mt Elliott ave-
/ nue. and Eilery street.
Roll No lis0 The r. cess u -
W 1855. n. Of o 4. ~ lying :. %
and adjoining Grand Boulevard; the
IL 5 n. OF " 1877 a. ~ .. l. II.
Lying s 81 and adjOiuing Grand Bou-
/ levard and the &. 10 ~. or w. ZgT.ai
/ H. OF o. T. -, iTihg y 81 and ad-
/ joining Grand Boulevgrd: Beautait
| farm. r.. G.. io. y. ~ GTati0t avenue.
/ on the south slide % Grand Boulevard
East between Beaufatt and Bellows
Roll 40. 4ssf. The w. isse H. OF
lot Is: thu y 1910 n. ~ lot -. tho
| W. 1850 n OF tot -. tho T.. l. 20 a. ~
1 lot 80. the w 90 g. % lot 81. the
o. . a. OF lot rs. the W 1870 n q
lot az. and the T.. lao ~ % lot Il.
/ McCormlck's sub. Of part OF -. v.
as. Meldrum farm on tho south siee
81 Grand Boulevard East between
Mt. Elliott ana fieaufait avenues.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-29
NOTICE TO
TAXPAYERS
Assessnent Rolls for 1915 VIII ne
Completed On April LIST
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Mich. Mar. Is. 1915.

Pursuant TO Sec. Of Chapter 10 OF
the Charter OF the City OF Detroit, as
amended. notice 10 hereby given that
the general assessment rolls for the
entire City OF Detroit. for the cur
rent year 1915, will be completed on
Apr. 4. next, and be ready for the
inspection Of the taxpayers at that
date The said Board will at any time
thereafter prior 20 the goth day II
April third Tuesday,. 1915, review
the assessment Of any person who
may complain either verbally or Ia
writing before said Board. and will
make all proper corrections thereto.
and on said last named date. said
rolls will be submitted 10 the Com.
mon Council for confederation. and
any person consldering himself Ag-
grtevsd by the assessment OF his
property. may appeal in writing 20
srid Common Council
DANIEL L. DILwORTH,
- President
q. ,. ALBRIGHT.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-29
WEST SIDE
LAFAYETTE BOULEVARD

Roll No flg2 rhe i. 1915 ft OF
lot 4. plat Of sub. OF the Estate OF
T.. Trudell. being lots numbered ?, %
fhe sub. OF y. G. 22s known A. the
Lafayette boulevard. between Yer
mont aud Fourteenth avenues
Roll No, itzs. Lots :. ?. 70 and II.
block 70. IabrosBe FARM - OF the
Chicago road. ON the north side "
Lafayette boulevard. between Brook
lyn and sixth avenues
Roll No. ft2t The T.. a OF lot 10
and the w = of lot IL, block 3e.~
Sub. Of the Cass farm. iying between
the Chicago road and Fort street.
On the north side 81 Lafayette Bou.
lcvard. between second and ThIri
The ". 1910 H. Of lot II. the W.
re n. OF T.. rs a. Of lot ie and the
r. 10 o. Of lot II. block 81 Plat 81
the sub ~ that part Of r. g. 2l7, be-
tween the northern line OF wood
bridge and LaTned streets and the X.
line of Michigan avenue or Chicago
road. by Mrs. Catherine " Jones. 1851.
ON the north side OF Lafayette Bou-
levard. between Fourth and Filth
roll No. t42s The w. 4 Of lot ic:
the y. i Of 10, II: the W Y % lot
~; the r. $50 a. 81 lot 80 and tho
w $3.50 a. of lot 10. block 20 sub
Of the Cass farm. lying between tho
Chicago road and Fort street ON the
north side OF Lafayette boulevard.
between First street and Second ava
nue..
Roll No 1926. The 8 80 a. OF Tot
2 and lot 2. Military Reserve. on the
north side Of Lafayette boulevard.
between Wayne street ana Cass ave-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-29
EAST SIDE
ALTER ROAD

Roll No. 1854. lots 20 Z both In
elusive Kennsdy's sub. % lot ], %
HiIlger's half-Acre lots. q sub. OF lot
,. Of plat OF lots and 2. Alters sub.
OF " part OF y. G. $50 ON the east
aide ~ Alter Road. between Charlie
Rolf No tsst Lot Ns--HIllger's
Y acre lots being a sub. 90 lot 2. %
plat Of lots I and :. OF lot :. Alter :
sub. OF w part Of r. G $50 on the
east side % Alter Road. between
CharleVoix street and city IImtta