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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29
Big ARONTMTNK
CADDY DINNER
More Than a Hundred Boys
Sing and Eat at Christ
mas Party
MEMBERS AS MATTRESSES
BY SANDY McNIBLICK

Coats were henved aside. narrow belts
unloosed about small, distended bellies, and
even collars and ties ripped of when more
than a hundred caddles of the Aronimlnk
Country Club, dlscarding mashies for forks
and knives negotiated links laid out for
them yesterday by the club members In sew
eral strokes under par.
The first link was soup and nearly all
holed out In par or better The next link
came almost as easy. but the best playing
was seen on the turkey hole" when caddy
after caddy holed out birdie. Some even
claimed to have registered an eagle for the
course.
one of tho best shots OF this round was
made by n tiny youngster, who got home
in long iron shot from the rough, taking
a big turkey dlvot just behind mashed
potato hazard Another beautiful carry
was n long archlrg spoon shot out of a
dress Hg cop bunker that landed dead to
the pin. The boys were soon dormie with
such playing and trimmed the club chefs
handily, five down.
After the match most of the bag-carrler
guests sat around with glazed eyes, too
loRgy to rise from the table Those able
TO stagger to the piano sang songs from
the contentment OF their well-fed souls,
1t was the annual Christmas dinner and
was huge success from the time Whitley"
biggest OF the caddies, rose and after his
wlndpIpe had fairly thrpbbed with song,
tore off his collar and tie with the re-
mark this collar was never made for me
lit was made for "A brindle bull"
The merriment had not ended at dusk
when Jim Hackney and Donaldson. both
Scotchmen true were doing a heather horn
pipe twiNt crossed golf sticks on the parlor
floor During the dinner. Reilly Murphy
and other golden-yoiced caddles Caroled So
,prano melodies, Also long haired profess
sional singer cooed mostly 10 a fair plan
list, but yodeled ragtime a bit for the
boys. other singers were Harrison Town
send, veteran of the club. as well as mas
ter OF ceremonies, Frank James, green's
keeper and IL. Henry Cornish also went
through the throes OF song.
The long lines OF caddies ranged in age
from a Cupld-like face framed In a knotted
napkin. that showed just above the table
constant saucer-round mouth, into w4ch
was shoveled heap of food, while big blue
eyes blinked meath shock OF tousled,
sun-hleached blond hair, all the way up
in years to Whitley" not so Cupld-lilte.
Society ladies, members OF the club and
good golfers all, acted as mattresses in serv-
Ing the dinner
Some OF them We're Mrs g r. Atherholt.
Mrs Il v. Murphy Mrs William A. Christy
Mrs James l., Dillon. Mrs f. II. Miller and
Mrs. Arthur u Huey.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29
JASPER FIVE is NEAR
LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP

Jasper more strongly fortified itself In
FIRST place in the race for the champion
ship i'm the Eastern Basketball league and
went soaring toward the title when 1t
buried Camden under 51-to-25 score In
a contest played last night at Nonpareil
Hall,
Incidentally. the game gave Dave Kerr,
the speedy Kenslngton center. an oppor-
tunity 10 make a record Kerr shot eight
goals from the field, which establishes
new individual mark.
The result Of the contest put Jasper ore
and one-half games ahead of Camden In
order 10 win the pennant Jasper must win
two out OF three OF the remaining games
on it's schedule.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29
WINTRY WEATHER
AIDS PENN TEAM
Red and Blue Not Affected
by Climate, as Pasadena
Is Frigid
URoUHART MAY PLAY
BY NEIL MATHEWS
Captain Penn Footb,r T..n

PASADENA, Cal. Dec 2s.-californt.
may be warm and sunny. but as vet !,
hasn't lived UP to It's advance notices. Th,s
is another typical Philadelphia winter d.,.
cold and rainy. The sun did not peen on,
once all day and a raw sharp wind blow
In from the mountains. Yesterday we ware
planning en- trip up Mount Lowe h,,,
changed our minds on account ~ IN.
weather and paid visit TO Universal ca,
the home Of movies We saw pictures
taken OF western desperadoss. span,s,
toreadores French gendarmcs and thai
victims. Better stlll we were filmed o,r.
selves We were taken in scene which
could represent anything with little imaRl.
nation, and were aided by several Of tbs
most talented of the female artists on IN.
payroll
In tho afternoon we motored 10 Tourp,.
ment Field where tho game Is TO be played
Here we held long hard practice in the
rain. After n stff puntlng drlll, a llttle
tatkiing practice was lndulgcd in and
finally n hard signal drill Every one agreed
that they had had enough.
The pep is still there and I feel that ~
the boys can be kept up to the mitch thsy
have reached we should win on New Year.
Day Urquharts foot Ia improving and II
looks likely that he win he at his old most
on Monday afternoon. We all hone so. for
there is a safe feeling when you know elem
Ia there TO stop them. Every one else Ia in
great shape and eager to get into the
game.
Folwell will cut down on the work for
today and we will practice on the Rolf
links In front of the hotel as he figures thar
we are close TO being on edge The back
field men were up at daybrea this morn
ing and were taken out into the country
to run through few new plays that are
to he used from old formations
The coach did not believe that IL was
necessary for the line men TO go along. as
we are to do the same thing on all OF
these formations. 1 look TO see the play
built around Hobey Light for this game.
as il is certain that the giant westerners
are going to watch Berry and Derr closely
II will be recalled that Berry was
marked man against Cornell, and FoIwell
crossed the IthacanB by having Derr do
the forward-passing. The whole offenso
was built around Derr, and Cornell was at
sea because they planned to smother Berry.
The Ithacans realized their mistake when
IL was too late Folwell believes that ho
will cross oregon by starring Light who
heretofore has been kept in the back
ground
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29
VINCOME PLAYS HOBART
ON GRIDIRON NEW YEARS

The Vincome football team. the eleven
which played the first 1916 gridlron game
In this city last New Years Day. against
Mcclure, of Darby. and then met the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania in the first game
this season on Franklin Field, is also on the
sporting calendar to open the 1917 season.
The champions of West Philadelphia
have signed an agreement with the Hobart
team, also OF West Philadelphia for
game to be played on the Strawbridge
Clothier Field. Slxty-second and Walnut
atreets. on the afternoon OF New Years
Day. at 2:3O o'clock This will be the first
meeting of these rivals for several sea.
sons
Because only short time remains for
the players of the two teams TO get back
into condition Manager Macdonald. OF Vin-
come, and Manager Spangler. OF Hobart.
sent out hurry call TO their men to report
every night between now and New Years
for practice.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29
BOWIing NeuDs

Bellevue t2taIed 2s9s ssaIngt Terminal;
ssi mhd tneeast 7o oSonHfTa S p9rg I
In his second game -
~ The German q! -A,msrlfan Islagrs vaSs IS grow
ing, ing, Gll!9ser,, fnited 6Gat HhtrmfT Two games,
tie for second place. four games In the rear
ton iSam retgFned e. f9Fm HsT'i H dropSns he
winnlhs Win nn rssiig score. X T. ~ R" 'SSS Won
the next two games, rolling $40 and sG7 scores.
rourto street by sixty rims inGipdng thirtyi;
hanasap nsI aho Su o ps sh nS Ig ''ii, n
Tie Bank Iensue b., rolling or and Ssa scores
With Us and i03 FOR the victors.
rSm Gr'F& i1 osSs Sn Gs S ODD s.
pins. 0irarl won the second by three pins
Sa I5fag % bslaS S'' 1sp aadB9i aansh GaishsG vit6
A one seof of PS9S FrnSns RSyRE 'aF @ n n
lis initial game, in which FFanlslin totaied $50.
tSsaIy-ono and lost twelve samso'
Asss 5 nsa Ss fIf;s 5n S''S 70 Ea%si Eas from
p.sgas aa % 10! man Any mot lost Il srss 'ssa the
wnmOt won two from Edouard.
Tom Canon president OF the National ASso-
ciation who leads OF for Pirates, improyed
v,lth zach game Startina with lBa. ho knucked
down 5Oi and 23s pins In his neXt two games
Elmer DUNCAN had a consistent eyoning with
.-arss Of I65 followed by t6B twice, while Price.
aftsT rollins 1874 finished with 23i and sO9-
total for the nlght OF ga.
Barri again was promi9snt in hnikssn9as
Csmpbeil got PEE score in his second game.
Flood was high for. Agasslz with 555. his third
game netting him 2ls
woodland Of Glrard, started of with 22i
score
The quaker CITY teams win roll on keystone
Alleys tonight
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29
Cubs Hare Been Long Distance Hitters

the driving distance OF
dsance2
major leagues taking "
tho running 1910
ande the pennant n
right kind wasted tho great need OF
that Evans
improve hitting and is possible tnou S MN
the long
National League Mehes WI"
asowbai death 49, =. ..,,,r,rc
II impossible pitching with this style OF S"s
Cubs look FOOLISH
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29
Ddrcy's Business Is None
of SinnotPS, Says Reader

To tho Editor OF the Evening Ledger Sports;
Tint Il, rather q tidy slam that Mr.; Jssms
Ledger yestcr,lny, hut who, The deuce ln SIN,
INIT that he ahOlih he mrikinp such crncksY
or what business Il u Of liis whether or not
Dprcy lEhtq for llritain? lie II a. neutral
and should mind hls own husiress, II Darcy
wants TO come here and hght for Amerlehn
dollars that II his business, and " rnthcr
SinnOtt 20 be bnmmerinE him because 81 that
fact. II WlllnE wanted 10 nEht for britaln
Is his business. and In both cnses. II Is none
o. Mr. sinnott''s business. This racing Into
ncnt In the world qf sports dies only be-
TIdced Ills iife. IL Slnnoit has. such n
patriotic. rush OF red bi0od 10 the head he
NATIONAL Guurd md swnllwing sand and
snlping lizards at the Mexican border; =,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29
NEAM WILL NOT LIKE BEING TAUGHT BATTING
EVANS AS COACH
NOT LIKELY TO IMPROVE CUBS
BATTING OR PLEASE PLAYERS
Owner Weeghman Probably Will Discover That
Hitting Baseball and Golfball Requires
ENTIRELY Different Strokes

nEsrpENr VICTORIAN Of the Cubs has novel getting publicity
agent who had
been advance agent for theatrical show and who knew little and cared less about
throughout
visited
other things
n
definitely established that
passed the
released
Charles Chick Evans
hit or
ali baseball THIS
with to be seen but
Will OF any
onot
players batting ana We
do motif 5 o interfere
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29
'FoIIop.ThrouoI" idea In Batting

4KYEEcHSLAN In golf
wv Of he intends
follow through In respects there IS o
clubbing baseball are entirely
stick WORK
rathe
bal h is
distance m
tust meet the a and
baseball in nine cases out OF ten
mibe around
squnrely with follow unless
the eye $ TEL all times
apply the follow
will be impossible TO apply II 10 p
bar.w / har descriptions
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29
nineteen. killed in bout with Jack Brat
ton; San Francigco.

nineteen, killed In bout with Jack Brat
tom San FrancigcO
Benny Feinborg. known ns Kid
Farmer, died of tuberculosis,
Nineteen hundred and seventecn's first
big bout OF interest which may be staged
win bring together Georges Carpenter. the
F'rcnchman. and Les Darcy, the Australian
Tex Richard is working on the match. and
he announces his confidence Of bringing the
men together.
Welsh and Williams are two champions
who must look to their laurela. for they are
in danger OF being wished into a much
unwonted lgockout. Their paths are, by
far, not strewn with roses, but with
gang OF competent contondera who are liza
BILE TO put new faces on the lightweight and
bantamwelght thrones before the end of the
new year.
Klbane rests as steady as n rock on his
feathcrweIght pinnacle. willard also seems
stationary Both probably will 60 through
1917 at the lead OF their divisions, unless
Carpenter, Darcy, Leyinsky or Mske gets
big enough TO bounce Jess on the chin.
We shall see.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29
Buyers Are Holding on

OF
snate sound financial
prefer
wilm makes
ons "a regard to u n baseball
Les Darcys Handlers Are Careful
- Australian $4,000 for three bouts but he failed to deposit the
is de
he win be drawing
such a
ssssss promoters
bfcksr
Of Ward
League going back John Camel who
probably
very much interested
BAH The Feds
sazsd aos1aft H. 3 Wards death
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29
Zimmerman Has Golf Sizing

Zmmermans batting style Wheh
zimmerman said that he can hit golf ball as FAR
of mediocre aoe "n'
much the same manner
orH tho longest hts IN 'e s"n' ms
ngentirly yrespons
the
OF no
Cub nhe whereas 1t "ou DC
nIreyu
have promising youngsters enss
improved his mark
spoiled for each one
nIan aafnl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29
HIGH SCHOOLS TO GUST
ALL PROFESSIONALS

HARRISBURG. Pa. Dec 90 To clarity a
dOubtfully worded section Of the Tegula tionS Of
the Pcnnsylyana lnterscholastic Athletic ABRo-
cia tiOn. representatives from nearly 100 towns
md cities % the state yesterday went record
pH being Absolutely opposed 70 any professional-
ism In high scboul athletics NJ the future This
action Will affect virtually the entire high schools
OF tnp STATE Philadelphia. which is not
represented officially In the association,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29
Plauers Man Resent EUans as Coach

in batting coach Ban
are peculiar criticism OF particularly
each firmly
that his attribute their low average
anything to suit the case
The ball
u him advice whhe they
played baseball ana ma 'ae ne cannot MT
pitchers the his advice
Is the fohowhoush principle uhuouDt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29
Sherlrood Mnnee Victim of PracticaI Jokes

IMoR has Boston to ta 10 Percy
.-htan q, to
q wrong left Philadelphia on wednesday morning ana al
Fulton BEFORE he e
OF him
he wun Braves next season.
Miller ussn he asked
tugsns had obtained sa
outheld hurried
IIuggns' failed
the leaving he
developed that Husgn
CINCINNATI ne Is sun e ana %
to leave after the holidays
The Detroit times., 1916-03-31

DEN EREAUX ST, SEC. /
(Paying).

tf SOS eNfafaffun
iurnf feet ~ ruThst.n-
NESS ffral~htl
da sseet asphalt iNet.
itt ,srnaltl On t4ucn CON
pEhnatnn navlaR
tt- hrt.s on i'm con
e.nHafIun raVlua
tau.rffr under ana
rH rsrh.
r faef IN taii d, nfart.r
af fht Fpncfton -
enf N'fn rar track rhu ton
ti tuui under rail
"nrot mortar elhplt
&c, rstIms,-.
lneai ~t - new rure'trrr
n tk lti' 3ed' ifelcs fur-
o. sa ny contractor
90 3at ~aret HsghaM fNR, .
cray Lake NeRhatl on arlnrh ron.
ts brick en 2-incr con-
crete paving
~ concrete unaa and
1neoi feet - retaining stone
els ii"iina curb uat 30 usrd
2tf4 Nneai feet ~ rail IT, plaster
e3u.rrHl IN fle junction ~
plfcntrut WttN faF tra.bt thn nor.
tractor wfl 900 vri1 under raY hsof
~ r"nsnt rcrtar. without extra
charge
The Detroit times., 1916-03-31
PROPOSALS FOR THE
CONSTRUCTION OF
PUBLIC SEWER

srslra proposals VIII be received
~ Tine ufnna OF fhe beuarfms mt ~
runtif works Detroit Mich until
Iturf'inY ipr g. 1915. - i9 oclpck
w eastern standard me. a. witch
tiue and place troy whl pc opened.
f0r rgrniFhlug Rll labor and material.
except ffuu mnuhufe rings and COW
eEa Whhi wiii bs furnished hN 'h-
citv. ana building and finishing COM
,plnte togr her with tho back Hlling
aecnrl're 20 the plans aud specia rs-
tinrs nu DE tn this Office the fol-
lowing trirk sewer fp-wit
TuNrdp Hve Sever ffnm Tpelf'n
street o.. ihe western Highland Park
nwits Inrgth ~ sever 4 1Aq feet
renzfh - s.ft n-in cyl 2R p. l,p
feet Three uanhoiea
Each bidder must depcsn WIN fls
hIf enclosed 10 separate envelope.
certified bank rterk payable 90 ,he
order ~ the Department ~ public
Worka ~ the city ~ pesru'i 40 fol-
loHa.
va.rbo avenue sever. 81 go
. 81 hlrh Sum wll Do fnrfsifod To- ~
Der rtnsut m case the bidder fails
fo enter MO contract within I've da,s
after the Rccfpfaprc - hia or their
contractor urou propor execution q
his contract bond Contracts - ~
subject 20 fhr apufovni ~ the COIN
mon 1unrH 1rr bidder whose ier-
a0r ~ actntsd VII hf reaured -
furnish With his contract an Rppror-
80 aurett bond 90 the CITY ~ Detroit
90 20 fnl amount ~ contract
THE Department 90 Public Works
expressly reserves tho righi 20 reicD
amy or aii proposals
Checks and proposals 20 bc pia
n s-rlrafc ~uVrlnnca III proposals.
o. ht made iH duplicate
@ ttfs GEORGE " FEN \ Fill
R-f1G rommissioner.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-31
Jones and the Brownies

ELDER JONES
and bard
win
% Feds
the Browns
former pitch
n
all
Walker T0br
a
positions Fed viii Carl Wemer
the slabser
]
BIN Walker viii of IT Is with his dope view
himself and his Louis
/nch for the hag the improved Yankees viii be
old pitchers who hoped back This year
their the
o0faw expect much from Mhvson Eddie Plank has aed
rendition Hot weather hnH him right Tho
Of NIFTY bat onos tha MANN the onl oHd BITS
he early nlhc scissor
fashion OF advNftising tai
~
the p rr
dwelling such
and tfe time at the game DC ntar.n1lt adda
rAnd de- thc,N 3 Do a..
Ntcs kwne win this eeah bu De shadon o. De
~ Ttzans hight"
The Detroit times., 1916-03-31
CICOTTE AVENUE


from iAu1"e street - tia rssin stree
where unt alraAN nIfrel. as a rN
llc street AMI highway
To Mary ~Gr FautozEf
krcf To- AI8 fau. k4orcs t
Leo Mvsl.uWs Aiurael i-
natz Lf-sk ~ krtn
Cuas schwartz. tarl ~ruNr
WiLiam BucNGaltz. hfn Nne y.
G0r land. ~ a@le. i-
I'<cN ~. tartsf PEE
S. nIlz. AaE LfIrf Niiam
n ~m~rrar- fs gnv4tN
rltZ faerNn ttns Ntnar fr ~
sim ct sfnr. FHuirs.f4r -afF
Rart Inrn ii 1tnt
~ehlkn nts. Lutu4L -rnsff
Tam hH nef. thr4 Nater Afr.
A4rrias f~arE ta .Iaus
AiwHs tuTeDa FeHr baul ir
a. -er ~N nntr lr
The Detroit times., 1916-03-31
WINS
HOCKEY GAME
Puck BOunceS on Detroit Play
er's Skate. Scores For
Visitors

A single score won the hockey
game between The Wlnnipeg Mon
Archs and the Detroit seven A. the
Arena Thursday night and II vas
the Canadians Who made H.
The puck ala mean trick for De
troit. IN thar Il bounced on Williams
skate squareiy into the net, thus de
gliding the contest On sRe face OF
things, the game otherwise would
have been scoreless. for Pete hame-
lief was starring as goal tender and
FarQuar did some excellent work In
that line FOR the visitors. The lone
score was made AFTER minutes OF
play
The two teams VIII play again az
the Arena Friday night.
The summary.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-31
DEPT. or PUBLIC WORKS.
Detroit Mar 81 i9ts
FOR CONSTRUCTING
WTRIFIED CROCK
LATERAL SEWERS

Scaled proposal. will be received
nt. we gfhe, % tnc department ~
INiis Works Detroit Mich. unfft
Tsfr 1aF. ipril 9. 1916. at 10 o'rloc
nasteln standard tin9 az vnlcn
tlff and place they viii br OPENED.
~ 'rt Tn'ns on the labor and ma
i'rri sfspf ruanholo rings and eov.
uD1 sll bc Furnished ~ tho
-it - if> Yards and building ani
hnif INK complete. together with ths
back nNirs according 20 the piara
ncc titiiNrd crock lateral sewers IN
tho fnilt wing described ALLEYS
Lateral sewer Ne 21Ss IN blork-
brunded hS Van DYKE, MAXWELL.
Hgrper eud alley north ~ Walden
Lateral Sewer 10 11sa ~ -Four.
t"enih avenue. between la Sale Car
dons south and West Grand Buule-
ward
t-4'erai sewor 30 sfe0 IN alley
In lloek bounded D, Wilson. Schuhitt.
diei, loo rleco ana blaine
Lateral Sewer No. sr1 w ailsv
IN black bounded D. Wilson. srhnii..
diri. Elaine and Gladstone
Lateral sewer No 1892 IN ailcv
In block bounded hJ WILSON. scbmltt-
diri. Gladstone ard Ilazelwood.
Each bidder nust Hef...~ft In ssp-
crate envelope With hie bld ca~ti-
fed bank check raNahle 20 tho order
~ Tho Department. - Public Works
- Tho tiiN ~ Detroit Tor Tho sun -
fwo hundred dollars fg00i Tor raoh
fff'Nf hiN unnu. which III be Tor
fcitrd - fhc Department in case the
bidder fails 90 enter into contract
within i've days after the acceptance
~ ats tender Contracts 70 he sub
ierf 20 the approval ~ tho Common
council PIC bidder whose tender =
gf cepfed viii be required 10 furnish
pith his contract an approved honf
~ fhe CITY ~ Detroit in tho full
amount ~ the contract conditioned
1n ihe faithful performance OF con
tract
Pc conirgctof shall be pald ~
bonds or INC proceeds ithrrehf ~
rijoh bonds atr purchasAd by the
KIN ling Fund Commission according
20 low
So bids VIII be accepted from any
reraon or nfm who is ~ arrears or
dcf1ult 80 tho city 81 Detroit upon
debit. contract, or obligation 10 said
rfff
Printed specifications In dstaii for
The ahnve work mas be- hsd ON april
cation 20 tho SECRETARY
Tire Department ~ Public Works
reserve tho right 90 reject any or
ut2j GEO, a. -FENkEf,r.
Bss5 Commissionss.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-31
r. MEN TAKE
NOTICE OF SUIT

NEN N0uk. Aarch Pres !.
7eut Tohn IS feney 81 're Na ional
iasuc IS i1 Philadelphia tiay in
conference Ssh Attorney ~ w
Pepper ncfrnins iae rerlT to the
suit u-u ~ bv rhe Baltimore FeH
efa u EAf cllt tor 5000 0e" Arfer
nq - Toole of New YORK b ia
IF ance
Trio defendants The American
leayne 'hc National league ana the
national commission nave antl Mon
a. ~ nrfrfV iae couFf 0t their I'M
aul or end 81 days Thereafter 70 ~"
an ansae- Pr iaeut Tenor Is con.
aler 81 victory for ORGANIZED base
8all
The Detroit times., 1916-03-31
TURNVEREIN TO
HAVE CONTESTS
FOR EVERYBODY

Men ~ 50 wears and their grand.
daughters and sons 81 six years viii
take part in the rurrverein contests
in Turner bah. Friday night Every
member cf The family Viii have a
place somewhere In the evenings
games ami from the winners viii DO
picked a team which will represent
D. t-nit fri The Tnrnverein toHTne
men' in Buffalo June s 70 % Prof
Emil Yoigt is In charge q all the
contests
Dancing viii follow the athletic
enter iairment
The Detroit times., 1916-03-31
Training Camp Games

cleveland Americans walked away
from tire Cincinnati Reds With an
"a score al New Orleans.
s. pan american association
naeA the New YORK Giants 20 90
b defeat al Fcrt smith ArS
Pirt 0urgh Nationals managed 10
ro.e aut victory over he Boston
fu erifaes By 20 score a. hot
Ea york Nationals played Fcrt
we.th 81 ro- Wor,a and carried OH
THO honCss to 81 5 homer af
Fletcher nas he deciding ron
PLAYING -heir 6rsf game a. home.
The We shia len Americans shut OH
Inr Catholic 2 TO
The Detroit times., 1916-03-31

sons sub % part ~ r. c. r.. y ~
Michigan avenue on the west side
~ NineNuod avenue between A and II
streets
Any person desiring 20 object 10
any assessment 50 made MAY. upon
Hliug with the CITY Clerk AZ any time
prior 90 the date last above mention
ID "a written protest he heard be-
Tore the Committee ou streets. 90
whom such protests VIII De- referred
az w"ttng thereof o. he hold N
the Monday following such references
At ID "a m city 'fns. az Tho commit
tee room. cifA Han
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE

Detroit Mar p. 1918.
Ia All whom ~ MAY Concern
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NJ nf rolls Nos 4tff - 1901. no'n n.
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expense % construct cern"rt .tHf
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rho Common council ~
thereof. 20 be- held IN FurelH
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