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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-02
HIGHLAND PARK

Frank Wagner. OF No. 675 Theo-
dore-ave, east, was arrested by De
tectives Burtoh and Tucker on a
charge Of stealing 10 pairs 81 shoes
from a Michigan Central train Tues
day Wagner. who is driver for
the Ferguson Carriage Co, was sent
10 the depot for load OF merchan-
dis, Some time later Burtch and
Tucker got word that Wagner was
selling shoes at 50 cents a pair.
when placed under arrest he said the
shoes were placed In hts wagon by
one of the railroad employees.
Mrs Andrew White and son Forbes.
OF ROYAL oak. are guests In the homo
uf Mr. and Mrs william ROgerson, ~
No 2l6 Highland ave
Mr.. and Mrs, II j. Rollings. ~ 10.
IS Willis-ave., moved Wednesday to
No rs highland
William kogersou, 81 No. 2lb High-
land ave, returned Wednesday even
INK from business trip I'm Grand
Rapids.
Mr. and Mrs " ~ Reamsbottom.
Of No 22s ghland-avc, moved on
"Wednesday 20 No. % Florcnce-avc
Du Monday and Tuesday afternoon
the seniors Of the Nigh school made
= house to-house canvass 10 sell tick
cts for the entertainment To be given
under their auspices saturday even
ing. Dec About $50 tickets were
sold Charles y Taggert. ll-arouud
entertainer Of the iyCcuxn RedBat h
bureau. viii be the main attraction.
Miss Clair Spring, OF No. IS Mont
reyc-avc. entertained the Alpha Phi
sorority Wednesday evening
The Christian EndDavOr of the
Presbyterian church. viii attend a
character social Friday evening in
the Congregational church " Royal
oak
The Faculty pdnciuG club 81 High
land Park met "Wednesday evening iu
ho HigH school
Mr. and Ms David Grifhth. OF No.
as GrRnd-6Ve east. are confined TO
their home because 81 llupas
Miss Doris William. Of No. rot
Grgud-av east rs confined 10 her
home hN Illness
Miss Mablr kuper. OF No 25S
Cortland ave. has recovered from "a
serious operation
Melville Glasspn. az No - Grand
avc east has recovered from a short
Illness
Mrs Robert plerceson. Of 80 ITO
Edgcdale- pl rs very 3D.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-02
BIRMINGHAM

Howard Groves -. an electrician
~ RiTm inpham. was seriously IN Injured
"Wednesday afternoon when ne f"il
o. feet from high scanold To the
store building on WoodWard-ave.
%at he Wns wiring Tits head was
cdt and he WAS badly bruised
Mrs Morris Blair. of ROYAL oak,
called on friends here Wednesday
Mrs Anna Schuettc. Of Detroit.
celebrated her hfty-hftu birthday.
Wednesday In the home of her par
"nts. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Foot. Mar
finest, BirmiuR hmm. Mrs. Mary Clf-
ford and daughter. Miss Gladys. and
Mrs Minnie Schucte. OF Detroit
were guests
Mrs a Martin. % Detroit. o. %
guest AZ the homo Of MRS ! W.
Brown. on Forest-st
Mrs. T.. Aten. az Teucomseh. rs "a
guest in the home Of Mrs Edward
Mcconnell. Hamilton
Robert Mcconnell Hamilton ave
a. ~ with diphtheria
Mr. and Mrs Frank German have
returned from weeks visit with pr
and .Mrs=tafncs Mtiier IN Farming
The ". e. T. T.. ~rneeting VIII he
Iheld in the Methodist Episcopal
church. "Wednesday afternoon, Dec
Warren CliZbc has gone TO Iapecr
20 spend'a few days.
Joe =. sullivan, OF Kansas. viii
the subject OF helping the crippled
. hildren 10 help themselves
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Cowan have
been very III az their nome on Bates
st
The queen Father circle viii meet
Monday evening AZ the home OF Miss
Williamina Beckncr. on Southacld-
ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-02
NOTICE ALLEY PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Dec. /. 1915
Paving Notice No. 1920.

To J. pcCou. a Weller. F.. r Fun
ku. T. Euchnskv J. Bowman. r..
Srhorcr. W. Anderson, ". j. Parber,
q r.. Eabaut. g. O. Baker. George
Peck ~ Ilari0E pictcha, and 10
rll Other -44-H--ttf-s- uwutUE, oCCupyiDg
or ufGcrWi Use interested Ina any OF TIM
lots ana parcels OF real estate IN the
ioaal Hs ~cSsWcut district established
hS Inc Common Council 10 defray the
'Npcuses OF grading and paving The
alley within the boundaries herein
set forth.
Tine aes,s,mout roll has been com
uI-tfd for dofrayirE the expense OF
pINu- tto alley No. sos, being the
g. alley iu block bounded by Penn
aFlrania. Cadillac. jefferson and ST.
|Jul avenues and is now open 10 In 70
sr,ctiDn 40 this office. and viii re-
main IN this office for five DAYS from
THE first publication Of this notice for
Tho Inspection of all concerned All
Tots or parcels OF land ahuttiug on
or adjoiuing the alley SO described
have been assessed FOR such improve
mont
The BOARD OF Assessors will meet
on Tuesday. the 18th day Of peccm-
bCr. 1918. az o'clock a. m. AZ their
-offfrr Jn rUo CITY Han. and will re-
may in session for "a period of six
ur-+-(- Co hear any person or persons
.e'gipu Co object TO any assessment
BOARD OF ASSES sORS.
By CJoTANE i. ALBRIGHT.
B-il5 President.
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Two Held for Eornerx.

HlLLSDALE. Mich. Dec. War.
rants have been issued for Edward
Comstock and John Povderly for
forgery and uttering forged papers.
Powderly was picked mp by the otii.
ccis Wednesday afternoon. but II is
thought by tie officers thar some
ole tipped OF Comstock and that he
has skipped According 10 tile Off
GERS. 'Comstock a former employee
of +. w Stock & Sons. bur who was
dismissed. stole some OF the weigh
ing bills from tho mill These bills.
60 Is alleged. he filed in WITH Ger
tain bushels ~ wheat forging the
name OF Harry Frantz. who weighs
Tor the mill. Then. u is claimed, he
turned them O, or 90 PowGerly. who
posed Rg a farmer. Who had brought
The wheat. AMI Powderly took the
bills 10 the mill Office. where the
cashier gave him checks payable TO
bearer. which ne cashed az the Hills
deto Sa,lu bank II is claimed
thai ito mon rot 500 on five bills.
Ca'nsto,k has been buying chickens
/ ll.ttr-ii7 IN. -r haE not been home
ioco tho o0lcors started 20 look for
HIM. Pouderlr was in hiding in a
shack near Baw Besse Lake.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-02
DETROIT BOY
ON KEARSARGE


Win the United states Marine
corps detachment on board the big
navy fighter Kearsarge, now dong
patrol duty along the east coast at
Mexico. Is Michael T. Cavanaueh.
OF ST Clair Heights.
Michael. who is brother OF Mrs.
Rose Nielke. of st Clair Heights.
enlisted in The United States Ma
rine corps at Toledo, Aug. -. and
already has bad many interesting
adventures. Marines are always
landed first when trouble threatens.
and they 20 to all parts OF the
world i'm the performance OF duty,
Young Cavanaugh IS widely
known in ST clair Heights. and his
many friends there will wish him
the best OF luck while serving with
the soldiers OF the sea"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-02
=: SUBURBAN NEWS =:
RIVER ROUGE

Tho manEled body OF man. found
by worhmen on the Michigan Cen
trail railroad tracks Wednesday eve
ming. mad not been Identified at $50
a m, Thursday morning
The body was hadfy Cut, although
tho face WAS untouched The man
wore q dark blue suit. black shoes.
and blue cap. In his pockets were
round S. bill aud 90 cents in coins.
Two three-ceut tickets for the Cleve-
land street railway were also found.
hut there were NO other clues.--Th
BODY ~ iu Gallaghcr'S mOrgue, await
ing Identification.
Edward Williams, Detroit and John
McuthOl cleveland. arrested by Of
hrer Osborne. " Wednesday on "a charge
Of being disorderly persons. were
sentenced 10 serve 30 days in the
county iail 10y Justice larry Me
mann, Thursday morning.
The Dramatic club Of our Lady OF
bourdc- church is planning 20 double
lts membership i'm short time.
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NOTIGE--ALLEY PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Dec I, 1915
Paving Notice No. 1918.

To Frank Ircicn schwartz turtle
Monroe, Chas sabine, Herman Bat
...- p 1T. IH-mJU. Il W. COusc, \. y,
futile. Ii a Reynolds, Albert IRA
isr ha BMth, J.. T. Overture
UDr1'rt Moorchoad. rhos A. Griffin.
lson-rf Caldwell Judd Waters.
be- IN. BLAIR. andrew LnE+4st-r, caro-
7THi. Geo. Ducharmc. L. J.
Monaghan Harry Newman. ". O..
Overm au. Helen HiU ohio Mich. Coal
I". Jared ~itrks, .tarkaret lAehI
- Barnett ana Go am other persons
own 'pE. occupying. coz otherwise in-
= rrr-ted u any OF the lots and par
cells or real estate iu the local ts-
sessWcnt district established hy the
Common Council 90 defrar the cN-
peuseS Or grading and paving the al
ley within the boundaries herein set
forth
The Assessment roll has been come
plrtgd for defraviug tpf expense ~
paving tbr alley No 81 .. being the
alley in block bounded by COllinC
wood. Lawrence. Second and Third
avenues and is now open 10 fnspcc-
ton at this office, srud viii remain
in this office for FIVE DAYS from the
FIRST publication OF this notice foI
Tho inspection of all concerned. Al
lots '0r parcels Of land abuttmg on
or adjoining the alley so descr bed
mcut.
The Board Of Assessors viii meet
on Tuesday. tho 9Th day OF Dec. 1915
an o'clock e. M ~ their office In
tho CITY Han and Will remain ma Sos.
sion FOR period Or six hours 10 hear
ic,t 90 any assessment so made
BOARD or NcSr-SSORS.
Rt GLSTANE J. ALBRECHT
R-f42 President
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WORTHWHILE

Edward Burch, AGED Is. sons OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Bur}L died at Eloise.
Tuesday The body was brought
here.
This evening there will be special
Imitation work at the meeting of
orient chapter No y. order Eastern
stars Friday evening initiatory
VIII DE served ~ O'Clock. Worthy
Grand Natrou Mrs Ruth BanEham.
~ the Graul Chapter of Michigan,
viii Be present on Friday evening
y banquet In addition 20 tho regu q
lar work was held IN the Masonic
hall. Wednesday evening. by North
VILE Chapter No. S. h \. VI.
carl NauNalkeuburg attended the
stHte convention az Y. NJ. e.. a. az
Kalamazoo
Mrs Mary Works is again at tn.
HON" ~ Mr. and Mrs Chas. \. Ses-
Signs after few months visit east.
Mrs. jennie Sprague Is in the
igmeopathlr hospital AT Ann Arbor.
Mrs. ~. ~. Latimcr. Of Detroit, will
spend Thursday az tie home OF her
daughter. Mrs Dell VI Uerrick
Miss llel"u r BulHs. principal OF
fh" ithaca high school spent her
vacation with Miss Enna Nevison
Mrs " o. Ycrkcs spent the week
cnd with Her daushter, Miss Frances
N"rkcs, .u Ann Arbor
VIM. Gprton, clothier. has arran ged
- give ten per cent OF HIS gross sales
Tor saturday 10 tho local VI r.. Ladies'
Ala society.
Ivan Wcbbor and family have
moved 10 Pontiac. where Mr.. Weber
b. employed
Miss 10 scott. ~ Plymouth. spent
"Wednesday az the home OF her sister.
Mrs Roy g. CIa-y
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DIES FROM
FOOD LACK
Mother and Child Sue
cumb to Slow Star
walton

ECORSE. Mich, bee One of
the most pititul cases Of poverty
and fricndlessness ever known here
nas revealed Wednesday night, in
the death OF Mrs John Turske, wife
of laborer in the suburban subdivi.
sion, aud her rev born babe.
Turske. bis wife and four children,
came TO Ecor-e year and a half
ago. He vas then working, and
prosperous enough to buy lot on
contract. which took all his savings.
Later ho lost his job. and had been
out of work uaul a short time ago,
when hc found q place Ia the new
Tractor plant IN this village. The
family lived / ma small hovol. with
almost no furniture and no warm
oed clothing.
Wednesday night, Mrs. Turske
gave birth To a enid, but She was
in such a weak condition. that she
died. Eli Bourrassa, who vas called
in by the husband, as the family has
no relatives or friends Ia the vii
lage. it was said that in his opinion
death was due 10 Lack of nouriSh-
ment. The child died also
Turske Is Russian Pole, unable
to understand English
The case Is one for The Goodfel'
tnNs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-02
NOTICE ALLEY pawn
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS oFFlc(
Detroit December !. ipt1
Paving Notice No. 1922,

TO W. Finn. John ai stein
Adolph Callle, Martina iiaker. SafI
H. Llnabury. James A. Kissane. %.
\ Boyne. J.. ~ Beazel Harry slAt.
harles II. Green. Walter Brya(
Catherine Daley, O'Brien Atkins@
James c. Wigtou. Gsidore Edwar&
Pauline Marks Alex Groesbeck.
w. Locke, George w Renchard.
Horscman, ~. -. Garrison, ~.
poughlin. John a Nelson, B.
FNcritt. IamcA-p Ma. T.. NJ Dav|
VI. Robertson, and 90 all othsr ~
sons owning, occupying, or otlerWl
Interested in any OF the lots ~
parcels Of real estate in the local a
sessmeut district established by q
Common Council 10 defray the h
pruScs OF grading and paving Il
alley within the boundaries hercJ
set forth
Tho asscssmont roll has been cord
pletod for defrayi ms the expense
paving -titr uitCy 40. 5fi. being IN
alley in block between East Grad
boulevard and Horton avenue. fro(
the east line of John g. street to IN
west curb line OF Brush street, an
rs now open 90 inspection at this 81
fee. and viii remain In this Office IA
five DAYS from tho FIRST publicatf0
OF this notice for the inspection 4
all CONCERNED. All lots or parceislt
lard abuttiuw on. or adjoining "a
alley 50 described. nave been "a
sessed for such Improvement M
The Board OF Assessors VIII r1e<
on Tuesday the 9Th day OF Decen
Der. 1918. az 2 o'clock a. m at theI
offlco|u the CITY Han. and will r<
main i'm session for a period OF ~
hours 20 hear any person or person
desiring 30 object 10 AnN assessmer
so made.
BOARD O' ASSESSORS.
BY GUSTANE j. ABBRECHT. q
BAR Pres dent
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-02
DETROITERS IN
COLLEGE OPENING

Philip II. Gray, president OF the
Detroit Y. NJ c. A., DR.. A. c.. Stu
der, general secretary, and L. T..
Buell., state secretary of the Michi-
gan Y. NJ. G. A., are in Chicago at
tending the dedicatory services OF
the new home of the Young Men
Christian Association college and
tie celebration of the twenty
anniversary OF the establishment OF
its work in Chicago. Mr. Buell. and
Dr. Studer are members OF the
board OF trustees Of the college
President Gray is member of the
honorary dedication and anniyer-
sary committee.
The dedication exercises began
on Sunday. with an address by John
r. Mott. general secretary of the
International committee OF the y.
NJ c. A. At the Tuesday morning
session DIT Studer presented a pa
per on THE present-day ministry of
the Young Mems Christian associa-
ton to the religious life OF men and
boys through physical agencies ana
activities"
General Secretary Studer leaves
again Thursday for Atlantic city.
10 attend conference Of metropoli-
tan secretaries of the IN. G.. \.
Of North America and to read a pa
per on The leadership and iniiu
ence OF metropolitan associations IN
promoting the foreign work of the
North American brotherhood.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-02
YPSILANTI

Prof carl Lindegrin. al tho Normal
Conservatory has organized normal
Glee club and regular r~hearseis are
being held perpetrators for two con
ccrts, which are To- be- given this win
ter "a Detroit several other lron-
certs are also in prospect Among
the number are programs 60 Dee given
at the general assembly. and u Hrasc
auditorium The personnel ~ the
club rs First tenorS. Anderson, Bow
les. SChrcppert- second teuOrs. Read
or. SaclIctt. NcLouth, Icll first bass,
NuunEquiSt Saunders. MuufOrd. sCr-
und bass, NollWer, Lamb, kaufinon,
Engolmauu, accompanied Bradley
y quart"tto' has been organized
( from the ranks Of the above. con-
/ sistiuE ~ rho Nessrs. Anderson.
Reader. YounEquist and Vollmer.
Both organizations VIII be- heard
In solo, uuct ana ensemble numbers.
and Director LlndcErcn states h". IFS
much pleased with.-the progress in
practice the DlIb and duartett" ar"
I o. idsuriug
Nj and Mrs Gaur~e Thompson, %
/ Pontiac. were o'clock dinner guests.
WedutHd1F evening. Of Justice and
/ Mrs Martin y Stadtmillcr. Mr.
/ rhnmp-rn Rs ercCtius hUo new
/ nom" ou pakWoud- and when
( completed the Thompson family viii
move from Pontiac 90 this city.
The cit. fTr. trimmers have mark
/ eel e. large number - trees, which
arc 10 he cat down 10 was thought
/ !ht hn"N't OF sht"e trees was en-
I 'HEly -, -, 'l.i'y ...., -,
W VI 'i'l'u' ms lt'I lI''N
u"N' iiE ''I'ul'l'" IIip h'AI 81"
I'll, u" Is'I'i,n oilfh Gun ',.l
I W '", t'u'f '.-''hn'H ~ M 'N'| an
,inl mouse Ih. rep"r' or m ~ mo
r. 'I"'ul.7 .''hi',I l'' VS. '''tN
tH ftp'' .'I.l " Il'HI ~ .Iln
ruu',cI fIa'll'At uN. VI "' ''SI
Nlanu'I., u'tr"h ptlS> ~, ~
,,.hN lr", h'|l, ~, 81
Nli w @i'N ems NiIt W ~ l't'N''
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-02
ANN ARBOR.

Miss T.euora Alien Of this city viii
sing SUNDAY afternoon win lOc MIN
neapolts orchestra. iur Minneapolis
Tho foIlowiuI day she VIII appear IN
Milwaukee under tho auspices or the
Lyric .oricty 90 that city Miss Alien
i- "a Aoritc iu both thss" cities, and
several times has accompanied the
AiIuueupols pr, urstra ON ITS tours
Tho members of tho Leaders club
Of the nigh school VIII hold their an
nuQl banquet this evening az the
Delta
The Misses Laura and Frieda Grcin =
CT have returned from two weeks
visit iu Jackson.
Mr.. AMI Mrs ~ q. Stool,le have re
turned from their wedding trip TO
Chicago.
mother. Mr. Mary Tflukle.
Mrs. q. Mutsche, 81 nttro9t Mho
has tJrrr rururiu- couple az dHN7
here with friends, has returned nome.
Miss CarnclIa has returned mere
here she a STAYING with her Rrsho-
after visiting at her home M jack
The Mig~es Bernice and Maud Boyle
have returned home after visit OF
a few DAYS ina Detroit
Mrs Frank English ana her dauEh-
ter, Mrs y j. Foster, have returned
TO Adrian after visiting Mr.. ana Mrs'
Bruce Jennings FOR several days
Prof W s. Dewey, 'ot tho Humco
nathic Medical college, mas gone 10
columbus -. where he VIII deliver
an address before tho homeopathi G.
, medical college ~ ohio state UNI
SersitN
regular meeting 81 tho Aid so
ciety Of the North side church VIII he
held on Friday evening
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-02
.WYANDOTTE

fifv oddfellaNE defeated tho. M-A.
Gu y" tetin ~. tEr second game
- the new ly-orgati1ed city league
bowling sch.14.le ir Losellc's alleys
T. a. o. +. g42l NJ a, 60. 40 o..
2.sN- Du Friday the independents
and Ma.ons viii oppose teach oth"r
Il. s. NJ. chapter No. 1875. meets I'm
the Masonic temple Thursday cvou-
Ing.
The trustees % the Presbytcriau
church and the session meet Friday,
i'm the church
The Masonic Temple association
has confirmed the purchase - tho
new temple site nest 90 the library.
\ bicycle owned %, Charles Miller
was stolen from the Nont OF house
at No. 20N Oak-st. WeducSdaV Po-
lice are looking for the thief
Fire damaged the homo 90 steve
Niughanska. No 22g Orange on
Wednesday afternoon. Causilug loss
Of $3.50. The blake was caused bv an
overhehtcd chimney
There being no quorum. the board
or education adjourned It's regular
meeting "Wednesday evening
Chemistry Instructor T.. g. Gramp-
ner. 81 the High school. conducted
his class through the Nyaudotte
plant ot the PENNSYLVANIA salt Co.
The Misses Zoe Perry and Helen
McClcary were on motor trip We'd
neSday,
The Womcn's auxiliary ~ st ste
pheus church will give y social
evening in the parish house Thurs
day evening 81 T-3u o'clock Mrs 9
" MoColl VIII read a paper on "A
triu 90 the GOLDEN Gate" Mrs Wal
tor Efforts viii sing california 90
I Mrs Dt TN VIII slug and Mrs MURRAY
viii rcCitr. vi are invited
- stephens Mems club met Wed
ueedaN evening ard completed plans
4 FOR the winters work President y
" Stieler appointed the regular COM
nittccs. An entertainment will hc
| given In tho parish house The second
| "Wednesday la January, and suit
| able speaker VIII lac provided
Rev. Or Thomas. Trenton. will de-
! liver series Of sermons every Fri
+ DAY during Advent ~ ST Stephen'
church Ills tonic &c. The comiue
Christ This service and the sun
DAY service arc under the auspices
~ tho newly orEaui3cd YOUNG Fc0.
pies club
The hearing ~ Thomas Fzla-lv
charged WITH alleged granddaughter
I 81 Andrew Sikora ~ hght IN West
Z Wyaudotto two weeka hgo ,vftfoh
was scheduled eo- wednesday, morn.
/ ms in Justice fTenfy Na3ocn's court.
room, Las been post pouef i'utit ~nur-.
[ uny afternoon. 40 'ha. County phvs,
c'an French can appear 80 ttNs bis
lrcport uf ne NNafnlnu'fof, 80 fhe
/ slain man e stomach. A. - 'r 'h1uEht
he was injured Scfors .he fsht
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N0TICE--AlLEY IN
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF kSsEsSoRs' O.
Detroit. December L{
Paving Notice No. t21

TO J. Al Ream. r, g -.yS
Lush j O. Thompson. W. 81
zeck. j Schocn. ~ Kevist. II
u. III. Ncwberry, A. l.. knapp,
krappitz r J, Fritz. f. - 4
E y Frazer. W II Jones.
NaEeL Jas. Galley. G. sass.
y. W. l1alcau. NJ. Gurenfiosr e.
l.. Foley. e. Maur. r. T.ltchuar(
~ ll0pisch, 10. Burlze. Geo. 80
-. s. Barton. =. GFeman. NJ. q Rec
n tnulou, ar. a. l. Caswak1
Borg elsdorf IL Papsaeirr. fs.t
beiler, a. ~ Lamklore. and GA
other persons owning, Occupyiu1
otherwise interested IN any On
lots and parcels Of real estate UX
local assessment district est at,l}
rs tnr common council to In
tho expenses or grading and pAI
IN" alley within the boundaries
in sct forth.
The assessment roll has been. =
plcted Tor defrayng the eNltcnH(
paving the ullry No. 5sf. beipgI
"T' alley tu block hounded nv Tj]
send. Baldwin, Goethe AMI Mach 4
rTtfrf, Trrr'--+------r7- WITT 70 Inspet|
40 this office. and WIZ remain in2
Office for nvto days from the
publication Of/TTfTy notice for the
-pcctiou of All concerned. AII@
or parcels OF land ahuttlnC on,
adjoining the alley so described. 4
been assessed FOR such improvefrz
The BOARD Of ASSESSORS Will
on Tuesday Jhe Tth day OF Doceni
1918. at . o'clock q. M. at their n
in the city Han and VIII rsu.at|
session. for "a period OF six mourn
hear amy person OF persons eicsiI
tu object 90 any Assn ssment 80 ~
BOARD OF SSrSSORs. IA
Bl GUSTANl !. ALBR ECHT.
| E-l 90 Prcsidef
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FOR PAVING STREETS AND
ALLEYS

Roll No 1906 For er4ffur .f.,,
paving AieNaudruc avenue. nom .uo
west line OF =. e.. ID. a 81 T.. u.
EoU No IAU. Tor --.,gtu. IrU
paving nllIon a,eai.r' rr6m i6a @n...G
line of Holden apcuu, $50 IN, s.usu
line of West Iiuanu boulevard.
Roll 40. iNOF For El4a.t,. and
having Edmonton ,Ncut4r. Tl.f. f..
west ifue of Grand R,vrr atIaio
Westerly terminus.
kon .No' rAI4 For aI-l... r..
patineS Ferdinand ,,...oli5' .a.sl. fl-.-
uortf ffr.- at Ny..l.s5.f t...tjt,t',.i ~.
sotrtft iIp..-,7f= ls,rr.t --s'r..,.J
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-02
FORD

Miss Bertha Scholermau. Bissle-
ave. rs i'll
Miss Rudolph Sells. Detroit lis WIS.,
ting her daughter, Mrs Rudolph
PHI Fospttal-st
Miss Lillian Mccormack will enter.
taiu the u. NJ Sewing club In her
home Friday evening
Mrs Adolph Lozcns has returned 20
NallaCeburg. ont. after a visit with
relatives here.
MISS Fl"anure Richards Will en-
tertain friends Friday evening
Miss ~Lillian Mccormack entertain
go 40 luncheon Tuesday afternoon in
honor ~ Mrs. Rudninh Sells
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-02
VHLISTAS ARE
PUT TO DEATH

NOGALES, Dec. 2.-Surrender of
General Urbalejo, Yaqui lieutenant
CT Gerersk villa. and his force Of l.
400 Indians To Carranza troops is
reported mere today. Two other
Villa Generals and 80 Of their officers
are reported 10 have been shot after
battle in Sonora.