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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-12-15
Review Club Meets.

Review Club Meets.
Tuesday afternoon the Review Club
met with Mrs. ]. X. Denham and Mrs.
J. j. Griffin, at the home of the former,
on Miller street. In the absence of
the president, the meeting was presid-
ed over by Mrs. Ben Foster.
Dickens" was again the subject of
the program. A paper, The Women
of Dickens was read by Mrs. B. F.
Hines, and Mrs. F. B. McAlister's pa
per on Dickens and Thackery as
Writer'S" was read by Mrs. Foster.
The subject of Mrs Will Hampers
paper was THE Names of Dickens
Characters and Their Origin" A
piano duet was rendered by Misses
Kate Denham and Miss Aline Waller.
During the business hour the mem
bers decided to donate to the Com
munity Christmas tree and the resig-
nation of Mrs. F. B. McAlister, who
will leave Saturday for her new home,
BroOkhaven, was accepted
Potted plants ornametned the room
and the hostesses, assisted by Mrs
James Hays and Mrs. Charles Carter,
served a salad course.
There were four guests. Mesdames
E. E. Dudley, James Hays, Charles
Carter and Harold Wilson. The mem
bers present were Mesdames E. NJ
Allen, A. S. carr, Robert Donald,
Charles Ehlers, B. NJ Foster, B. F.
Hines, VIII Hamper, H. ogden. F. g.
McAlster, V. NJ. Seaman and w s.
Temple.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-14

known dead. rumored that many are
buried in the ruins. T.
Ciprano, many houses destroyed, no
loss OF life yet reported
Cori, partly demolished, no loss OF
life yet reported.
Cervetri, seven reported dead.
Filacciano, three reported dead.
Galiano, several dead in ruins OF
noted cathedral here, others reported
buried In the ruins or their homes; no
details as yet obtainable,
Megliano. entire city reported de
molshed, feared death list will be
large, no details obtainable.
Monte Rotondo, three known dead.
including noted Prof. Luigi Aegnati.
Naples, none dead. many injured.
Potenza, 80 miles east OF Naples
entire city reported very badly dam
aged. Population about 10000. None
reported dead.
Pof, 500 out OF total population OF
1000 reported killed; town practical
ly demolished.
Poppi, reported death list heavy, no
details as yet obtainable.
Palestrinor five dead, many hurt.
Rome, none dead in city, but many
hurt.
Ripi. Is reported dead, many In
jured
Sora, 100 reported dead, town re-
ported completely wrecked.
Sarno, Sonnina, Subiacco, and San
Vito, reported many injured in these
towns. but none dead
Torres Cajenti, at least $50 believed
10 be dead and many injured.
Tivoli, one dead, many hurt.
Terra Chino, 10 dead, many hurt.
Treyi and Torria, many reported In
jured, none dead.
Viroli, two killed, 40 injured
Velletri and Vicovaro, many injured
none known dead.
The first injured TO arrive In Rome
were brought In on special train
today. They had been brought from
the outer edge OF the stricken dis
trict. Doctors who accompanied them
said that conditions were very seri-
ous. The mountainous nature OF the
stricken country Is retarding the ef-
forts OF the troops TO get TO the vari-
Gus villages and render relief The
highways are blocked at points and
the railway lines are useless so that
progress must OF necessity be OF the
slowest II Is feared that this will
increase the number OF dead as many
OF the injured are believed TO be in a
serious condition.
The Rome authorities have taken
steps 10 aid. the homeless. Many OF
the vacant Buildings in the city have
already been taken over by the NUM-
cipality and will be equipped with
cots for the refugees who are brought
here. Meanwhile. relief fund has
already been started
The Detroit times., 1915-01-14
SLEUTH MOURNS
FOR SLAIN MAN
Detective DOwd Says Life Was
Once Saved by Frank
StOckwell

Detective Fred Dreher sWore to a
warrant before Jolice Justice Gainey.
Thursday noon, charging Harry pa.
yidsohn with manslaughter in connec-
tion with the shooting of Frank Stock
we'll In the Point cafe Wednesday
night. That Davidsohn will offer a
plea OF selfdefense is taken for grant
ed.
Stockwell, victim of the shooting, is
sincerely mourned by Detective James
Dowd, who declares that the man. al
though he possessed bad record had
been living straight" for long time.
"He saved my life once" said
Dowd. 1t was on Larned-st east.
about 10 years ago. and | was hard
pressed by some fellows | was trying
to arrest, and probably would have
been finished IL Stockwell hadn't
rushed out OF nearby house when |
called for help. lie helped me out of
the worst fix | was ever In in my life.
He was known as crook then, but
have always felt that he was a pretty
good sort OF fellow"
Printing tho piain near kind--that is
tight - Times job Department.-Main
$3.50.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-14
MARRIAGES

Peter Laschowski. 22: Bronislawa
Palakewska, IS.
Frank szlow, 81: valeria Koza, 90.
Frank Hyatt, 27; Ethel Z. Simmons,
stanislaw ciemiega. 22; Viola Baca,
81.
Adam Lepkowski. 22 Alexandria
Anthony wawrosky, 26. Hamtramck:
Victoria Chmylecka. 20. same.
august Wohlgemuth. 4s; Marie En-
Antonio Gizzi, %; Beatrice Campo
stanislaw Rogalski. Al. Hamtramck;
Rosalia Marchlewski, ~, Detroit;
Michael Komun. 25; Stella n. Bles-
zynka. go.
Frank, Matyanowski, 81, Josephine
George Leclair. So, Flint; Rose
Schwartz. 90. Detroit
Frank Piatck. 81; Apolonia Hanckle.
10.
Joe vonpeteyhem. 20; Emma We're
John Ferry. so; Klara Klima, as
Daniel Stinson, SO: Bertha V. But
stsnislaus soloczynski. 22; Leckadya
Ratka, 10.
Antony Tyek. "a: Maryanna wykow-
Adam wydrynski, s5' Anastasia Gro
Harold Donnelly. %; Mary Mosleigh.
20.
Edward Sunday, SO, Redford; Theo-
dore Schmidtke, 32. same.
Dugold Clark az, Dutton. Can; Jen-
ME Mccallum. AZ, Detroit
Stanley ozienbio, %; Josefa Sym
anska, IS.
stanislaus Block, "a; Hohoratia Kuz-
Mar, 22.
Anthony Krokowiak. 2s; Katherine
Sohwantek, 22.
Frank Schroeder. "a. Detroit: Dor
othy Ross, 16. Mt Clemens.
John Baker 2S. Crosse Pointe; Anna
Cullum, 81, Detroit.
Joseph olszewski. 27: Sophia Fryda,
al
Dolphus s. Davis, 20, Highland Park
Harriet Wlllett. es. same.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-14
Detroit. Jan 10. 1915
PROPOSALS FOR
FURNISHING CIRDERS

Scaled proposals viii be reeeiva6 az
tho office OF the DePagtnls ~ Of Pua
lie Works, psucit Mlch., until TNgss
day. Januar, - 1913. ~ i0 "a ~. San
dard time. 80 which tlWe aEd I.ss
they will Oy opened. Tor furnish!Eg ats
delivering from date a goutrpc. UHtil
january 81 1915 5000 cubic arS =.
more or less. 81 ttuQers los -tdswA =
fOltnda.!oH purposes sal c4EdsrE 10 %
d.Slyored on the Jols Throughout tAH
city az tiaeE. places and IN quantities
as may be ordered aue directed oy said
Department. cinners must ee co1rs Z,
clean. sharp and fieC from dirt. ashes
loan OF other. foreign matter.
Bidders viii sIhmt a sample OF tHe
ciuders they pr"pote 70 furnIsh aiS AE
with thoir bids.
Rlsziers Must endorse on outside of
envelopes containing bid the Kind OF
material bid upna.
BlddeYs are required 20 nle With bids
I'm sepAra.A envelopes certified check
il ths sur1 a. tieU with the Depart
tn.nt' Nsg Public Works. which VIII be,
fNrfaited ca failure 10 enter Into a
contfaet with surety company bond IN
tho futl est mated amount of conUsVt
within I'VE days after being awarded
e,rNe rfght 20 rojsct any or All pro-
nosslh is expressly reserved.
All proposals 20 be made In duph-
Ssts.fO GEO ~ FENKEfII
A.iik0 Commissioners.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-14
FROM 10000 TO
10000 MORE ARE HOME
LESS, is REPORT
Continued from Page one,

We know that the list of Injured is
very large, and the property loss enor.
nous. Most of the reports covering
the Avezzano make the death list
very large"
Pope Benedict has sent Monslgnor
Sagni, archbishop OF Avina, TO the
scene, and has directed that the
church furnish all possible aid Be.
cause the survivors are suffering ter
ribly from cold the vatican. national
government and Rome authorities are
rushing food and clothing from this
city TO the stricken region.
The inhabitants OF Rome are still
panic-stricken. Many are remaining
in the open, refusing to return 10 their
homes, fearing recurrence OF the
tremors. The second shock at 3
o'clock this morning was violent
enough SO that every one felt IL. Thou
sands. screaming frantically with
fright, rushed into the streets and to
the open squares In their night cloth
ing. When they were finally persuad-
ed TO return to their homes, they re-
NAMED only long enough TO secure
their clothing and then went back 10
the open country. Many OF the small
Ter buildings damaged In yesterdays 3
shake were completely demolished.
while the big public structures. al
ready damaged, were rendered still
more unsafe.
In addition TO the towns already re-
ported as badly damaged, advices to-
night show that the following cities
and towns have been almost complete
ly razed;
Antrosano. Abe, Capelle. Cerchle,
Celano. Capistrelle, Castronove, Pa.
terno and st. Pelino.
While details are still lacking the
reports OF the various officials in
charge OF the relief OF the work show
the following cities and towns az.
fected.
Avezanno, thousands OF the 10000
Inhabitants either killed or injured /.
town completely destroyed. death list
in adjoining territory very large.
Aielli, 1000 reported dead. 500 hurt.
many fatally.
Arpino. so known dead. many hurt.
Albano, some dead. number un-
known, town badly damaged
Arricci. 40 reported dead.
r. -Campo-Basso, partly wrecked, 20
The Detroit times., 1915-01-14
DEATHS

william LeEg. a6s Marquette. IS
years, haemoTrhsge; Edith FancheT,
Woman's hospital. ~ years. CESSATION.
Lorcnz Diebel, Grace hospital. - years,
hepatitis: Abraham Finkelstein. 330
RIyard 81 years lung nbscess: Wilson
@ hurley, 81 ScoveI. &C years apo
plexy; Milton Gumhiner. go y. Warren,
22 years. suicide; Theodore Esther. s0s
Rowena, ] year, pneumonia. Elizabeth
Lehman, 1873 Eliery IS years, endo
carditiH. Hattie Plonkey. s27 Antietam.
"a years, cancer; Pierre Wagner 81
Marys hospital. 30 years, appendicitis:
simon McCaffrey 81 Mary's hospital
4g years, cystitis; Thamas Niemor, $40
Riopeile 50 ycnrs, nrterlo sulerosis.
Margaret NJ May. ESQ Monroe 2 years,
croupous pneumonia Stanislaw Rze-
tkiawez. 1864 jos Campau. I months
bronChd pneumonia, Adelaide Hamlin.
Grace hospital. 90 years, inquest pend
ing; Jennie D. Ansoomh, 2033 Wood
ward ave, 81 years, cerebral menirgi
tis, Edwin &. CLARK. Grace hos
pitai 81 years cerebral meningi
It's, Mary skinner Grace hospital, sb
years, Ura snifa Dennis Perrin, Harper
hospital, 60. years inquest pending
Joseph Waters, 0l8 Crane, 2 years.
diphtheriaI Pauline Serbian. lss r.
Woodbridge 81 years, sarcomRtosls
Levi y Phillips. al Philadelphia, Il
years. mitral lnsufncienoy,
The Detroit times., 1915-01-14
COncurs With Stevenson ResO-
luton Asking Congress to
Defeat Measure
SEEK TO AVOID RUSH ON
APPROPRIATION BILLS
Heads Of State Institutions Are
Warned to Get Them
In Early
From a stan Correspondent.

LANSING, Mich. Jan. li-There
viii be no lastminute rush to ile ap'
preparation bills II Speaker Smith and
Lieut. Gov. Luren ID. Dickinson can
help Il. Heads OF state institutions
have been served with notice TO get
their bills In shape as rapidly as pos
sibls, by the presiding officers or both
houses.
"I know that, four years ago, many
bills vetoed by the governor would
have been passed over his head Dy
this house had they not been passed
In the closing moments OF the session
and vetoed after our adjournment,
said Speaker Smith in addressing the
house.
Rep. Martz's resolution asking all
members to put In appropriation bills
before Feb. 10. was referred 10 the
committee on ways and means. IL
undoubtedly will be reported favor
ably and adopted by the house. Chair
man Hinkley, OF this committee, an
nounced that he had already sent let
ters TO all heads OF institutions urging
them to get their bills before the leg
islature.
Rep. Steyenson's resolution asking
congress to defeat the so-called sea
mans bill" was concurred In by the
senate. The so-called "seamans bill
has been the object of a bitter fight
by Michigan passenger boat owners,
who allege that i would require the
services OF 10000 additional seamen
and the purchase OF thousands OF ad-
ditional lifeboats during the excur-
sion season.
Rep. Martz's resolution calling upon
the state 10 take over the state fair
grounds at Detroit, was ordered
printed and referred TO the committee
en state affairs
The committee on roads and bridges
reported favorably on Rep. Rlce's bill
providing an appropriation OF 5000
900 TO make up deficit in the state
highway department which was con-
tracted under the belief that il could
be met by the money accruing from
the horsepower tax on automobiles,
declared unconstitutional by the su-
preme court
Rep Oakley's concurrent resolution,
memorializing the president and con
gsess to maintain the strictest neutral
ity by prohibiting the expectation or
all munitions OF war was referred TO
the committee on federal relations.
The last thing done In the house
was TO slaughter by a vote OF SO TO
., Senator Keiley's concurrent reso-
luton, adopted by the senate the day
before, providing for an adjournment
OF ii days to allow institutional COM
mittees 10 make a "junket" through
the state visiting state institutions.
The trips to institutions will be made
by the various committees at each
weekend, as was the system two
years ago. Rep. Martz, OF Detroit,
who has had an unhappy faculty for
getting ''in wrong" this session, was
one OF the two who favored the Kel-
ley resolution.
The senate session was unusually
short. despite the large number OF
bills introduced.
Senator Taylor, Of Kalamazoo, pres
ident pro TEN OF the upper house, was
inducted into Office, and made brief
address to the members. The regu-
lar order or business was Followed
out. BALLENu-.,.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-14

ls. AT ST AIary's hos.
pital. Saginaw, Benjamin r. Lena
han. brother OF Mrs Helen MOnnier
and Miss Margaret NJ Lenahan Fu-
neral from Frank j. Blake's Funeral
Home, AZ h. High, Friday at 30
and 81. -Aloysius church az y fu-
neral private.
st,LLl lNAN-At her residence. $50 Oak
lahd ave, Jan ~, 1915. Cassie, wife
OF the late William Sullivan Rnd
mother OF Mrs. Hugh O'Donnell. Rob
eft, Frank and George sullivan. Flu
hera! Friday from residence at s;au
anu Blessed sacrament church al J
o'clock. Funeral by automobiles
BI4EssED--Janl 2. 1915, at residence
" Frentis-HYe. sarah IretOn, widow
or John Blessed Funeral services
from house Friday al >. IN.
fI.ElTH-Jan. ~. 1915. at his resi-
dence, G25 Jemerson-ave. George l.,
husband or Lola Hartnett Fleitz and
son OF the late Mr. and Mrs. John H.
tleitz. Funeral Friday, Jan s. al
SS. Peter and fauis Jesuit church
at 1880. kindly omit lowers I'm
terment private
NOkEHEAD-Mary j.. at her resi-
denee. III Brooklyn ave. beloved
wife OF John ana mother or Mrs T.
Smith, Mrs. &. r Green and IA j.
Morehead Funeral notice later
WAGNER--Jau. =. Pierre Wagner
aged 81 years. Funeral from Frank
J. Blakes funeral home, 43 East
High, Friday at $50 and IS. Peter
and Pauis cathedral at y.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-14
CRIMINAL" RECORDS
OF EGGS ..PROBED
Reports on Seized Hen Fruit Fig
ure in Trial of Robert j.
Doherty

The criminal records OF certain
eggs seized in the warehouse of
Schmidt & Brown, by former Food
Inspectors Andrew n. Rake, Robert
r. Doherty and John Ighthill, were
introduced as exhibits "A and "B"
In Judge Phelan's court, Thursday
morning, during the intermittent trial
of Doherty on the charge OF extorting
a bribe.
The case was adjourned until Fri
day morning for another round OF evi-
dence.
state Chemist +. l.. shannon, whose
name was signed 10 the reports on the
eggs. took the stand and swore that
he had no personal acquaintance with
the eggs, as he was out on an exposi!
ton car whe nthey were introduced
at the state Offices. He declared that
some assistant probably made the ex-
animation. and signed his name
The reports, which were allowed as
state documents, stated that one batch
Of the eggs contained fve million
bacilli to each cubic centimeter of
matter. It said the odor from Ex-
hibit A was fair. but the eggs were
condemned, as the exhibit consisted
OF putrid and decomposed animal mat
ter.
Exhibit B, the report said, was com.
posed of the same sort Of substance,
and when the blanked marked "odor''
was reached, II was filed in, Very
rotten"
State Dairy and Food Commission
er Helme was also on the stand. which
about sums up his testimony. lie de
clared that Il was true that Rake.
1oherty and Ljghthill were inspectors
He knew nothing about the particular
egg samples, or the transaction in
question, or the methods used, he
said.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-14
JEWISH SOCIETIES TO
DISCUSS RELIEF PLANS

Thirty Jewish organizations OF the
city will meet In Beth Jacob syna-
gogue. Sunday afternoon. Jan. IL, az
o'clock. for the purpose Of a general
conference on ways and means 10 re-
ll6ve the suffering OF Jews in Europe,
Victims OF the war. The meeting will
be addressed by Rabbi A. NJ. Hersh-
man, Frederick w. Butzel and VII.
liam Friedman and others Plans will
also be discussed Go secure represen-
tatlon OF the Hebrew race In the event
OF a peace conference participated in
by tho warning nations OF Europe.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-14
BIRTHS
BOYS.

BOYS.
T. Majzez $50 Leland. S. Milmeister.
263 Brady; T. Cohn, 264 Eliot: c. Esch-
mann. 2io Euclid; NJ. McLain. ass Elm
wood c. Berkovitz. 2ss Eliot; +. Try
s5 Providsnce hospital; n eosdsn. 9dsn
Euoiid: A KetfEe. ssi peagihdFe. s.
Laskowski, 9Ss Willis G. Raymond.
a7s Bellevue: G, Brown. 4gs wsyerlY;
PsEyOyla WGssoni ,sii y PSslSn, cant6n. lSp M
Radzewski. ass Mitchell; A. Campbell.
442 Twelfth; L. Hanzer. $40 Elmwood:
F. Karbowsky. ss rawton: j. Mitchell,
351 Linden; :. Merabella, l46 hullett;
Il Plottssr , I7g parSs Brewsteg ,,GIk H9nlk II
lockwood; 5 Maclos. 1918 Hammond;
Miltsry 81 Eao's 4. sSelisa' SEE ass Hsmmond; NOR ~: j
Bergin, 772 Lafayette; f. Fuferko, 10a
Portland; W copiie. 81 Lily; J. Zim.
nal. 105 Home: " Piesniewski, $40
Girls
r. Greenberg 261 Montcalm; G.
Biege, 249 Pierce a, zawadzita Proyi-
denGe hospital; Monies 2s7 Arndt;
ski, 47s Alexandrine; A. Chotna, 147s
Campbell J, ormachock lS5 Plumer;
r. cook, 2ss Mt Elliott; A. Sager. 654
Meldrum. D. Forte. 376 Adelaide: J.
Pitrelli. 6e7 ST Aubin Y. Rayenski.
Lombard r. Gorsline; lSi ,Peterboro;
Peterboro; p Kasza, $50 Wesson; A
W6wrzynBc. 2fs Otis. J. ZaIsc. 1a5
Hammond j Betley. s93 Military: ].
Bugala. 1b4 Hammond. z. Matras. 1886
Military. p Soumny. ll02 Military. w,
owen, 46S Fifteenth @. Mcbride. 2eO
stanford Lambie 1852 sherman; j.
Stryss 7S White A. Choninard 400
Fifteenth 5. Hutton. 4es Lawnsdale.
W Aldrich. 2229 Navy, w. Wyslock.
7g7 wesson O Williams, 2S4 Chamber
LATIN; +. Sterling 288 Livernois; r.
Heater. 1l05 Mckinley
The Detroit times., 1915-01-14
eatsa. Rlsss'f'sa | Tses S ors !

:, Cash with order. II charged. 7c q
line.
No transient advertising inserted for
less than i0c with cash: lsc IL charged.
per inserticn.
The above rates apply TO all classin-
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, $50
FOR 20 words or less. over rs words
word.
Observation-Disclosures eharge. S0c.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-14
DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
Detroit, Mich. Jan. IA. 1915.
PROPOSALS FOR NO. |
AND NO. 2 CEDAR
BLOCKS

Sealed proposals win be received at
the office OF the Department OF Pub
10 Works, Detroit Mich. until Thurs
day. Jan. q. 1915. at 10 o'clock a. m.
standard time, at which time and place
they viii be opened for furnishing all
the No 1 and No 2 cedar paving blocks
that may be required aud ordered by
the Department OF Public Works In
and during the year ending Jan. 81.
1916. and according 10 the specihca-
tions on file I'm this office.
Bidders will submit separate bids
for No and No blocks. indorsei
on envelope containing proposal the
kind OF material bid upon Bidders
are required TO file with bids In sep
arate envelopes n certired check In the
sum OF $500 with the Department OF
Public Works for each proposal sub
mitted. which VIII be forfeited on fall
ure TO enter into contract with
surety company bond for the full ssti-
mated amount OF contract within hvs
days after being awarded same.
The right TO reject any or all pro
posals ia expressly reserved.
) All proposals 20 be made In dupli-
cate
(4477) GEO IA FENKEIL
A-114s Commissioner.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-14
ron sALE--FrRNIrunE
ron sALE-FURNrTuRE
Leaving for California

I
ovERsTuBFED BROWN BLACK
PAfNTINus cIRcAssfAN DRESSER BaDs-EYE cITEoNIER
HANDPA1NTED
REFRIGERATOR PIANO
1 II. HEgNRILEss o
REAsoNABlE oFFER REFusED Thus is GRAND
STARTING
The Detroit times., 1915-01-14
OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF
PUBLIC WORKS
PROPOSALS FOR KER0-
SENE, GASOLINE AND
LUBRICATING OILS
Detroit, january IL. 1915,

Sealed proposals Will be received un-
I'll 10 a. m. Thursday. January 81, 1915,
for furnishing the Department OF Pub
lie Works with water white kerosene
oil. Michigan state test; and for gaso-
line for use In automobils4. renned
from Pennsylvania, Ohio and Illinois
crude oil, deodorized and not lese than
81 degrees Beaume gravity. and luort-
eating and engine oils, as per speed
hoEtions 20 be obtained from the sec
retary Delivery To be made by tank
wagon at the various plants of the De-
partment or Public Works when or
dared, during the year ending January
81, 1915 The right 20 reyEct any and
all bids Is expressly reserved. The
successful bidder viii be required 10
furnish a satisfactory bond In the sum
Of estimated amount OF contract to
guarantee fulnllment OF contract Bids
wsttt-b4- endorsed Proposals for Kero-
sere and Gasoline, Sad delivered to
GEORQE tx. FENKEL.L, Commissioner
Of PiIhlic Works All proposals. TO be
made In duplicate. No. 4tsl.
A-tzt1
The Detroit times., 1915-01-14
PROPOSALS FOR HOSE

Seasod pIopytH WI y" ivpSlNeu -
trolt. Mich. until 1889 p m.. 2onGsy,
February 9Th 1915. FOR fuTnishirg said
Fire Commission with zoo. feet Of
Ga Inch and 1000 feet OF 3-!ncE oct-
ton rubber-lred hrs nose, ~ 90 foot
lengths. htted with tho best hsavy
bronze couplings.
Price bid viii be for delivery = -. 2
Detroit The successful bidder viii be
required 10 furnish a satisfactory
surety bond in tho SUM OF one halt
amount OF contract 20 guarantee ful-
allment ~ same and guarantee
The right 20 reject amy and all bids
is expressly reserved
Bids Will be endorsed Proposal for
Hose" and deltyered,to George J. Finn.
Secretary.
A-liJ6
The Detroit times., 1915-01-14
DEPT. OF PU6.1C WORKS
Detroit, January IA. l9l5.
PROPOSALS FOR
FURNISHING COAL

Sealed proposals viii be received At
tne office OF the Department Of Public
works, Detroit Mica, until THURSDAY.
January 21, 1916. at 10 o'clock a. IN.
standard time. at which time and place
they VIII he opened. for furnishing ac-
cordinS 20 the specifications on nle I'm
this ofice, from date OF contract until
January 81 1916 coal or various kinds
and amounts. delivered IN car and
wagon lots at yards. sidiugs Or barns.
who're tiirectec
Bidders are required 10 hle with bids
in ths sur, ~ 500 WIN the aspart-
nicnC OF Public Works. which VIII be
forfeited on failure "a enter into con-
tact with surety company bCud In tho
full estimated amount OF contract
within Ave days after being awarded
same.
TIE right 10 reject any or all pro-
pOsais is expressly reserved
All proposals TO De made In dupii-
cate.
tt4SOl GEO II FENIlEIL.
A-il5t Commissioner
The Detroit times., 1915-01-14
DIei,.

EISW1RTH Jan l3, Susana, reilot Of
the late George J Elswirth, and he
loved mother ~ John a, Mrs Jose
aged 50 years Funsrai from resi-
dence, 2bs Sheridan-ave, saturday
at s8o and 81 Anthony's church 8.