davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1916-10-17
storm wrecked CuIebra Idand.

WAsHiNGToN. Oct. lG.-The Culebr,
island naval station. on the Porto Rlcan
coast. was almost completely DESTROYED
~ week by the hurricane which swep,
nv Wc,h!'y' The station has been
Only a few houses and supplIes. used hv
che marines who practice advance In se
~Sn"uVres there. were left
The sun., 1916-10-17
California Keel Laying Oct. .5.

WAsHtNGToS, oct. lf-The keel 81 the
supcidreaduought California will b" lad
At IN" Mare Island navy yard October
81. The Navy Department made this
announcement late to-day, amending a
previous announcement that November
20 had been fixed ~ the date.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-22

rrosser Proctor Seymour and Mehi-
s'ET %R5 k Trq i Florida last named sub
g. Pitho Medina. sub. OF lot T. on p. c. No
Holden. Jenersen. last W.
Side Jefferson
Habos Jefferson last named sub. 80 It
T. "A Boston. Jefferson piece OF land in p as lying
n OF River q OF and xn~d md
occupied by Detroit Southern r. R.....,....w $3.50
WARD NO IL
OF River street. OF River Rouge and OF and adjoining
USED roT X ~ purposes
Henry Skinner sub Of lot C
north OF Pulaski avenu. Of TAFT and Hsrbsush addition
Delray the Rouge, OF Mciregor sub OF
In rear OF r. G.
WARD NO Is CAP NO il
OF Deray OF part OF T. c. IL, in rear OF p c. 45.w u
.sB q,
Henry schier. Jefferson. last named sub
Det Gelatine co, Jefferson last named sub.
pisce land c. Is. lying Of River street n
or River Rouge and OF and adjoining lot IS OF
TAFT and Harbaughs addition to the village OF Del
ray. OF part OF r. c. IL. In rear OF p G. t5
IS. lying Of River street n
River Rouge. w. adjoining land owned by
Lumber q. of and adjoining q ~
strip OF land lying line or p c. SIS. o. OF River
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-22

O. l. Talbot W. Ewers. last named sub. .....
Unknown. W. Ewers. last named sub 1900.
y. A. Weber, W, Ewers. last named sub.
Unknown. W. Ewers last named subj.
Unknown, W. Ewers last named sub.t, 49,.
Unknown, e. Freer, last named sub. .........
Ida Parkinson: W. Freer. last named sub.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-22
DETROIT TIMES


s:s.: 4: &; s:.s:: e.:
wXSS rs \, Richter last named sub CAP NO So
y s. s aS Il. lot s 81 a Mean
Vow inn s;Si b.,s s.s s.$.s .as
e.: :; E
= 'f'S;:s
and SHOEMAKER ayes 'So 49,
s'sr' fHs.se' v'::::. SUB s i H SS
yssh: e.. SUB IS AIS ii Of JOsr
~ S9:s' II: a. ~: j. Il s.! ~ :';
Low 9.rks: Gate. last named IA a..
ssS :ss s s'isssn. v... sub Of
s:lis. II: !ss {. 81 g. s: :s
S:?s::: Es;:: last named named SUB
:ss ana r. e ss g ...: sub Of
s.ess 3; 9; :1s s LOT
b r. Stephenson s. Lamb last named
Il 81, ~
NJ o Dak!n: Felch. last named sub p Va
s.:s Gs s: :::. .ss : ct P,s Of
D TssS e Butler.
IT. c. c.mp:u Ss s. Gratice las. named sub
except IL
s;s s. :' w .; 81; 81 s. :'
o,..!e. N: Malt, sub of tina. par. Of C
w r Nismsn n arstiot last named
D. ReSn.on n oratot OF p G. stt
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-22

Moore's Cadillac
sub Of OF and OF NJ. II. Buffers sub OF part Of
p. OF Cadillac between Mack and Shoemaker
He WsRp Moore hur'o'' a'' ~ ~ CAP NO iis
Bessens.r Moore HurIsut MooIes Cadillac
% - of Tom A Buffers sub OF
OF r. C. of p Cs 267 and
j. Morand. q. Hurlbut last named sub
WARD No - CAP No 90
saw Hurbu Chrsty.s sub OF part of p Cs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-22

Detroit Bank Huribut. last named sub -. NJ, ia
avsleyt the Mack and Sad!ss ave sub Of
ots snb N No snd IL OF M H. SUP OF CAP NO 81
Japes, w. I'M 1b and II OF
butler sub OF
Am named sub.
Tivo Hurlbut. last named sub.
- alley lying g. Of and adj lot ISL
CAP SO
r Soniey sub of all that part OF
c. 2B7 OF Cadillac boulevard and between Mack
Jefferson ave. 20 H. 1
W. c.n,,.r .,nr,,r, 80, mama, ,,....nn. iiss r J
nn e !
o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-22

WARD NO 10 CAP NO 100
WARD No 10 " " " ~ ' 1900 CAP NO $50
Kroslet. Bevidete Christys OF p C. 10.
w. Hendler. Bevidere
WARD NO 10 ~ ~ ~ " CAP NO 100
Hitler Belvidere Jos g vssers Grato sub Of
Walker. Bevidere last named sub
" WARD NO. ~ Ss''''o''' a'' "'"'' SUI CAP NO i5S
II. Beividere sprsgue a TO
incusive of VIM and v. Morans sub OF OF p Cs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-22
WARD NO. 10

.bFosL Richter. Riahtsrs sub Of lot OF w Morsns
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-11-17
FAlRVIEW

Mrs. f. Mason and Lulu Benton
called on Mrs. Parsons "Wednesday
afternoon.
Miss Friend was "A supper guest at
the Benton home Tuesday evening.
Mr.. A. Palms was Tumwater Wis
itor one day last week.
Lulu Benton took dinner Wednes-
day with Mrs. +. Mason.
Andy Palms and John Debrum
spent the evening recently with Mr.,
Benton and family.
Lester and Howard Benton re-
turned to their work near Aberdeen
Sunday.
A surprise party was given at the
Benton home in honor of Lester Ben
tons birthday. Those present were
Mrs. Jacobson and four daughters,
Miss Clay. Ethyl, Ed. George and
Charlie Bean, Will Clark, Hal Smith,
IVer Farrow, Will and John Jenkins,
all of whom came up from Alder
GrONe. he utlSHDOIS were MI. anu
Mrs. Kennedy. Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons
and daughter, Mrs. Cooper and chill
dron, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Brasch and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Mason and Andy
Palms. The evening was spent play
ing games and in dancing and music.
after which refreshments were served
and the party adjourned, each one
reporting a jolly good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Benton We're bust
ness visitors in Olympia Wednesday
Andy Palms has been digging po-
tatoes for Jim Walker the past few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Overton, of Olympia
were callers at the j. Brasch home
Sunday.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-11-17

regular meeting Tuesday night, No
vember p.
Mrs r.. Mum and son Robert at
tended the dance at Chambers Prai-
lie Saturday evening.
\ great shock to her many friends
vas the death of Mrs. c. +. Shumate
Saturday evening. from heart trou-
lie. Besides the husband she leaves
q son, Floyd. The funeral was held
Tuesday at the Mills Chapel in
Olympia.
While hauling gravel at the Mum
home last Saturday Robert Mulhol-
land had the misfortune to get his
right arm hurt, but was able to go
back to his work Wednesday evening.
A. G. West spent Tuesday in town
On business.
Frank Clawson is working at the
Beatty place.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-11-17

Mr. and Mrs. f. *. Fitch spent the
week end with relatives in Tacoma.
Miss Sarah Growers Sunday school
class held their monthly class meet
ing with Miss Julia Morris last Fri
cay evening. a good time was had
by all present.
Mr. and Mrs. Gibbons, of Contra
liza were Weekend visitors at the
home Of Mrs Grover,
Mr. aud Mrs Dain Mrs. John
CONNIE and Mrs. VIII Warren autoed
to Olympia last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt received word
Monday morning of the death OF their
grand daughter in Seattle Sunday
night They went up to attend the
funeral.
Mrs. jim Price, who has been in
the hospital at Tacoma, has recov-
cred SO as to be- able to be at home
again We hope she may soon be able
20 go out again among her friends.
Mr.. Nathan Morris has a crew of
men graveling the roads from Elbow
Lake to the Chambers hill.
A very pretty home wedding took
place Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. f. Conine. when Miss Eflie
Peele and Evan Martin were joined
in matrimony. Rev. w. H. W. Rees,
Jr., performed the ceremony. The
bride was handsomely gowned in blue
satin with net over dress and the
groom wore the conventional black.
The bride has made her home with
Mrs. Connie ever since a child and is
highly respected and loved by all who
know her. The groom is the son of
J. P. Martin, of Yelm. They received
many useful and handsome presents.
They will make their home on Mr..
Martins farm west of Yelm, and their
many friends join in wishing them
JOY and happiness.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-11-17
NEWS OF YOUR FRIENDS
AND NEIGHBORS
LID INLET

Mrs. NJ. l.. Swan j, visiting her
sister Mrs. Ahearn.
Mrs. Griffith, daughter of Mr.. and
MIS-. James Housman. and party
OF friends &utoed over from Seattle
last Saturday and spent the Weekend
with Mr. ana Mrs. Housman, return
ing Sunday.
Mr.. j. {. Welker is now settled in
his new bungalow at the head of the
bay.
Miss Margaret NcLane will visit
over Sunday with her cousin, Mrs. l..
c. Campbell, in South Tacoma
NJ Ahearn and George Kelley We're
business visitors in Tacoma Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Calkins made a flying trip to
Tacoma last week.
Mrs. Herod Wages was confined to
the house several days last week suf-
fering from bad cold.
The Pomona Grange will meet with
McLane Grange next Tuesday, No
vember p.
There is the smallest run of sal
mon in the creeks ever known.
Mrs. James Housman calico on
Mrs Ahearn Monday.
Mrs. Carr entertained several of
her neighbors from South Bay re-
Gently.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-11-17

The Rev. w. H. Bliss, of Seattle,
discussed The Relation of Men to
the Work and Obligation which Re-
l.gion and Christianity has Imposed
on all Men," at the first meeting this
fall of the Mems Club of ST. Johns
Episcopal church, held in the crypt
If the church last Tuesday evening.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-11-17
EUREKA

last Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs.
John Conine.
Miss Elsie Chambers, of Olympia.
attended the Peele-Martin wedding
last Sunday.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-11-17

For Sale-10-acre tract, cleared,
house. storage house. barn, chicken
house and run. fencing. tiled well,
etc. s1.1OO. Terms. Inquire X,
care this office (Adv. 11-2-tf.)
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-11-17

Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Kiso are the
parents of 9-pound baby girl. born
Wednesday.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-11-17
BRIGHTON PARK.

Mrs. Annie Thomas spent Friday
Il Olympia.
Brighton Park Grange will hold it's
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-02
Highland Park Notes

Hns MsrsOn h sraf lex % OF spend pe
/ week at Romeo with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis and Family
ave. TO No. rs Highland-ave,
Miss Myrl Rowiey, OF No, 27ss
Woodward ave. ia spending the
weekend NJ Cass city.
Albert AXelson. clerk At Hutchin-
sons drug store. Hamilton and
( Glendale ayes, has returned from a
Wr.k.s vacation spent at Toronto,
Mrs. Miles Ford. Of No. 200 Rich
/ ton-ave.. has returned home from
/ short, stay at Pearl Beach with
/ friends
oscar Prelcr and family moved
! Friday from 30 2io Louise-ave. TO
/ No 2ij Highland-ave.
/ Mrs. u. Sherratt, Of No. i2l Elm
from a serious illncss for several
weeks. is slowly CoEvalescing
! Mr. and Mrs Bernard l.. Chubb
and son, Donald. OF Romeo. have re
visited Mr.. and Mrs Frank Bradley,
/ Of No. 2et Cortland-ave.
| Mr. and Mira Galley and family,
! formerly 81 No. 232 Glcndale-ayo.
/ Niss Doris O'Rourke. Of Richmond,
a fcw-davs' visit with Miss Ruth
! Bradley. Of No. 22l Cortlana-ave.
ave. lcft yesterday to spend three
weeks with friends AT Milan. ..
/ Mr. and Mrs. Miller and family
! who were formerly ~ No. $3.50 Third
/ ave. are now taking up their new
residence at No. $40 Fnylor-aNe., De
troit
/ Hcresford ls suffering from a
sever" Illness which confines her 20
B hcr home
/ Miss Alice Rateue and Charles
. 4. %
( on Wiuonn ave. after having very
+ pleasantly passed %. summer months
with relatives IN W"at Virginia.
MIR aud Mrz Perry are making
| thrir new home AT 40. 2o9 Highland
Mrs. D. o sinous. Of No. e1a9
/ " oodward-avc. entertained the y1h-
. met or TO, Womou'a Foreign tus-
/ s.onary society OF the highland
/ Park trinity VI l. church ~ pink
and white luncheon. Friday noon.
The q. Y. r. O.. hold their regular
/ city union msotin" Thursday rreuing
I In the baptist church.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Stanuard. OF No 30
/ B1RIcy-avc.. Highland park
The - v T. L. Will huv" q picnic
and devotional service gt kc"- 20
| har Dor. Cass lake ou Monday Nom
| land Park Baptist church
Mrs Ncryal.n and son. Ralph have
returned to tnrlr home. NJ No. nv
Highland-ave. from Frankfort. Mich.
where they spent week with
/ friends.
MIR and Mrs Burch and family
moved Thursday from Tho Nine Mile
/ I'd. 20 No. goo AlEer-nNe
| clayton Lockwood, ~ No. "a
! Rcrcaford-ave. rs spending the week
] end AZ Lake orion
Mrs. John r. McMinn md children.
| Frances and Robert, ~ Fremont. -.
who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs
| George \. Howard, Of No 12i Tyler
ave. for few days have left 20
spend some time with friends and
| relatives In Detroit
Dr and Mrs. Kednsy. Of No l3a
RiChtou- are entertaining ut
their home. Mas Young. OF MUske-
gon. Mich
Mrs King. Of Chicago. who Is the
| guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. y Search.
| OF No. 6s Highland ave. spent Fri
day At Mt Clemens.
Allen Burton. 81 TuNcdo-ave is
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-02
Deaths

Otto smith. ia5 Orleans. about 90
years. mitrai tasutGrl"ucy, Martha
Schrudcr 5Gl Forest T., - years,
pleuTo- pneumonia Helen krizal, 900
emla carl ksmm Harper hospital
50 years uCruOn.tI. Charles tarl, 1862
jay. 20 years pntb'sls pulmouIti s.
Paul EArbel. 1aF Vanderbilt. davs.
nCu-rlosure foramcu ovalc. William
Liedtl,e. RCcsIgiuG hospital. % wears,
inquest pending Bertha shipper.
Grace hospital 30 Years, .tynitia.
John Christmas. 40 Franklin, Z
tfardienoc. 214 Garfield =, 9 months.
cholera infautum; Amelia VI Lick.
Harper hospital. 90 years atrophic
cirrhoss Of liver, Mary Blaszak. a."
Of hand Rose sherman. 81 Hartford.
I year. nertusis Naudel Klein. $50
st Aubin, y years. inquest pending
Ealmond Hcndrzkowski, 63l Frcdor-
TEX. ] month, cholera lntantum' Ed
ward n. Ruddiford. 1e2 Fourth. .
years acute ncphritis, Leon ~ Jack
son. ESQ Ersklne IL months, maluu-
triton, Edwin Drhal, 1870; Military.
3 months. acute parrnchymatous ne
phritis. MHto Marek. l41 Otis. about
a. years, general scptiCemia. Louis H.
Cratg 500 Concord RI years, gunshot
wound. Laura O'ponahue, Receiving
hospital. 80 years. Inquest pending,
Joseph Roehrig, i27 Antietam 81
years, cirrhosis OF liver; stephen Mes.
POI Maple. sc wears. cerebral hyper
emia, James 4. Rruckner, $50 Scotch.
months. intuEsusception ~ bowels.
Daniel Pail. ESQ Woodbridge Z. 2
months cholera infantum; Stanislawa
Standnick. &c Widman-pl. ( months,
castro enteritis, Louise n. Persons.
f41 Norman. years. diphtheria, Cora
Blanchard, Grace hospital - years.
uremia. Henry Rcichcnbach, Harper
hospital. ~ yearH. l0hqr pneumonia
Nancy Carl. 142 BALDWIN, Il years. OBJ
struction OF bowels
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-02
CARPENTERS GOES
BACK TO PULPIT

The Rev. Z. Paul Taylor, Of tho
highland Park congregational
church, who spent most Of his sum.
nner vacation ~ work as a carpenter
for o local construction company,
VIII resume his pulpit sunday morn
ing. and will preah a sermon appro-
pirate TO Labor day and also 10 his
tVcent experience. taking as his
theme. The laborer and his hire.
Tho purpose OF Mr.. Taylor In work
ing "a a carpenter was 10 study
working and economic conditions
from the standpoint OF a laborer
and not as a member Of the minis.
try. The pastor was not known As
q minister TO his fellow workers and
says that he gained wealth OF
knowledge and experience during
the three weeks that he welded
the hammer and the saw. which he
WIN use IN his church work.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-02
IA CIGARETTE
DEALERS FINED
Village Police Chief Who Made
Arrests, Says He'll Stop
Sale to Minors

All OF the IA dealers arrested by
the Highland Park police, charged
with selling cigarettes 20 minors,
were found guilty and fined. Satur-
day. The fines ranged from $40 and
costs 10 $50 and costs Those who
paid $40 were George Kalauin. No.
$50 Victor,ave. Allie Hassan. No.
113 victor-aye.; Sam Dugoorlirian,
No. 129 Victor-ave., Michael Gregor,
No. 20 Manchester-aye.: Alex. Harp,
No. 5000 Woodward.ave.; Bertha
Bina, No. so Cottage Grove-aye.. and
Mum Solomon, No. 27ls John R.-st.
Edward Rogers. No IL la Belle
ST.: John Tafar. No. 1881 Brush-st.,
and Mustapha Mohammed, No. 1876
victorave.. paid fines OF SIS Arten
Aikan, No. 20 Manchester-svo.;
NMeslim Kalay. No. 1868 Brush-st
Debs Kelea. No. 1872 Gerald-ave., and
Sam Steinberg. No. 1S2 Gerald-ave.
paid $50 fines. while Isaac PernJck
Ford market. was assessed $50.
The crusade 10 stamp out the sale
Of cigarettes 10 minors was begun
when teachers in the local summer
schools noticed that n number OF
boys attending the schools. most OF
them under -. were smoking
The greatest offenders were stu
dents In the Angel school. in the
foreign quarter. A playground coun
eli was organized here by T. y
Stanbury, assistant physical instruc
tor, composed OF six boys whose
duty II was IN patrol the grounds in
the absence o; the supervisors and
keep the boys from smoking or using
profane language \ pledge Wa
signed by number Of the boys
promising that they would stop
smoking. Several hoys on the play
ground would not stop smoking and
tried TO induce the boys who had
signed the pledge to use cigarettes
These boys were brought 10 the at
tention OF Mr. Stanbury by the coun
oil, who took them 10 chief OF Pc
lice Seymour. The boys were given
3 lecture and promised 10 drop ~,
smoking habit Chief Seymour has
promised the educational authorities
Uhat ne will continue the campaign
until every cigarette dealer selling
20 minors has been made 10 stop The
practice.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-02
MOrtuary.

CARROI.Is-Anna.d dearly beloved wife
OF Patrick Carroll, and mother ~
George. Edward Walter and Franz
Carroll, Of Detroit. John Carroll,
OF Ypsilanti. aud Mrs. = r. Charl-
ton. OF Detroit Funeral from her
home. 22i Miles St. Ypsllanti Mon
day. Sept {. NJ o'clock, -. Johns
church az ., Tntcrmcnt at st.
Johns cemetery.
HAGEMEIsTEH- aged 70
years. beloved son ~ Mr. ana Mrs
Lester Hagemeister and dear broth
er Of Horny, William, Mrs. Joseph
Spey. Mrs. Frank Barnhard Math-
ew and Alfred Uavcmeistor. Flu
neral from residence. q73 Jos. Cant
pau-ave.. Monday ~ 9.30 "a M. AMI
ct Elizabeth's church az 10 o'clock.
LEQUIE-Suddcnly, Adolph. age %
years. beloved husband OF Charlotte
tequle Services from SChultc-Ha-
ley Co.'S chapel, 107 Broadway Sat-
urday AZ o'clock fnterncnt at
Woodlawn. Bay City papers please
copy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-02
Ford Band 70 Play az Fair

The 50-piece Ford Motor Co. band,
OF which Harry F. Pheip is director.
VIII give 10 concerts al the state
fair during next week. Five will be
given on the afternoons OF Sept. 4,
9, 8, 10 and 70. and the rest during
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-02

visiting his grandparents at Peter
burg. Mich
Neil Hannaford. OF No % Beres-
ford-ave., viii RETURN home sunday
from a months visit with friends az
Traverse city and Crystal lake,
Miss Marguerite RogersOn. OF No
PIG IHghland-ave., and Miss AMY
White. Of Detroit. leave this cvcnine
for Buffalo and Niagara Falls. where
thcy viii spend a few days
MIR. and Mrs. AspinwHll and fam
ily have moved from No. ~ Elm
hurst-ave., 10 No. 50 Florence ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-02
Jewels Taken from Auto

John 8. DeCamp, assistant cashier
OF the Industrial Savings bank OF
Flint. Mich, reported TO the High
land Park police, Thursday after
noon. that he had been robbed OF
more than $500 worth OF jewelry and
clothing fro mhis automobile which
was parked In front OF Marquette
road house, Woodward-ave. and tho
Six-Mile-rd., while he and a woman
companion wero having lunch in
the building. The stolen goods were
in black travelling bag.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-02
ron sALE-vACANT LOTS
BUILDERS AND
INVESTORS NOTE

~ 10 4 NfiNtts W. a -
Wlidg1orc and Dexter r." 1880
L'nwaod and Lawton,..',.,. 1900
ton ana W,'d,mere. -. l.4OO
L5sa''Ie-b'9'd . ..' ''" ~" az" 2,525
Diva. and ttn~GSogdi .. '.''.",,' AGO
Linwoa1 4GS f.awfon.,..',.,. $40
Le1tou ana Wi ia1 Pe w.. 1000
and liia . ''' 49, 1875
80 d.. I.n.rae between Lin
wood u.I LAYTON .......,.... sou
! 30 IT, f.uETsr. between Law
tom atH SIS iIlemcre ,.......... goo
and iat6 w. . 'e'' ''' -" s.425
aad FIN .. "''".'" 5000
All tttE ''' o '.'........ '- 2.8OO
'i3rh '..,'og' '''"ee" i- -.'. ""D I.525
ana I ''rl'" are De' .. &c" 9,sOO
20 r. delaware. between La
SulIr Gardens w. and Linwood 2,625
18Th ,' Observation-Disclosures, '''" -" 1890
LasaIte.b l1d' ',...'.. .','' 1880
80 r.. Euclid. between Lawton a.
aud LinwOod ...,....:.. ..'.' 500
~ and W n:f[I2 pe'Wee" 1860
o. Einwood' and nd La Hto -. 1850
30 IT.. Hardwood. between Law -
ton and Dexter ..,........... toV
90 1lth iay.o '. De'"e.' 49,, 2225
and ID 1tth . "'.i' 49,. 2,s25
20 IT., Tuxedo. between Wabash
and LaSalle-blvd. ........... 2,lOO
Business Frontage
30 fI-Twelfth. between Bethune and
palIrster. 500 per foot.
90 IT. Twelfth, between LaSalle. Gds.
s. and Delaware. $105 per foot
20 H.. Twelfth. between LaSoll lie Gds.
s. ana Delaware, S97 per foot.
20 a., Twelfth between Delaware
and Seward. $3.50 per foot
! 20 IT, Twelfth. betw cen Euclid and
virginia. 500 per foot,
! Gs a., Twelfth between Lawrence
aul Burlingume. SIS per foot.
The Reconsideration oC.
| Call Cherry GG9. 40 Monat Bldg.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-02
Births


W. y
George 4 Reuter- lola Il. Cangeld:
Henry T.. NaItec ali. Cartridge. ia
cob Bornsteir. s5l LillhriIEe. Charles
Bierwirth. 500 Humboldt carlo Bgore.
SO WlHus Joseph Ienze. 90i Bel
en- Martin Eus+olL 1874 dubois Fred
Sleder. 1905 Maxwell Blal'l IaskeW-
ski 40 Dane. William \ -h'rwo"d,
1905 sixteenth. Floyd r.. Most. 1900
Pennsylvania. Walter y. King. 100 ].
Euzahoth William tomey... 5S3
Hendricks. Jacob Miukesz. 32f Thir-
ty-s~cond. August kerher $50 Van
Dyke William Dcbus. ll5 Robins. Jer-
ON" M,craesmau, hb- Mcclellan W al 70
ter N. BoEeman. woman hospltal
Nelson 90 Lyons. 1Iota E.wiCk, David
stain Woman.s Hospital. John G. Al
ans Harper hospital Myr0n j Hlom-
field f1C Crane. Michael phuChowsk H !,
Ilf Ie-uludra. Jacob Iichaitn, ~
7. ''m2r AleNand.r r. o.. Gordon is PIG
Tblrts-.,. oud, John Barokh i26 Roll
GIRLS
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Grand Ge .ga Dyuia. - Home 9th
mi,d 3D. Preston. Woman hospital
FafI~ -Hur1. 2'S huticfam. Ludw'k
pardcu .I, $500 Frederick. walter ku-
siha 1872 Michigan. Benedict pha.
lot, IS -arvle Ernest kr"ske.. 800
CIlaan-. tI', Jacob. 4o4 Woodbridge.
Gcors. s smith. 7tf Hague August
Brdkr 't' U".hoTu, 1T .rhal .lcrui -
czyu. Isl Troyhlr Joseph LUCIA r.
Lawcrrr7 George Davis Jos r.. Eliza
beth William ~ ieWplS', 3li Ho-
garth Nueust I7dOw. ill5 Bellevue.
Arth.ur Plot e. 1l N'r0'cr Stanley
Laar1yn 1853 d lan.'6top1,. T T-l,, T,
sullivan. I5e Gilbert. strrhrn MAY
rand. ~ cutter John o.tonuor Proc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-02
HIGHLAND PARK

the evenings of Sept. 5. Z, 3, II and
10. The band is one OF the largest
in the country. A number OF con.
certs will DO given during the win
ter months in the Arcadia audito-
rum. The dates OF the concerts are
now being arranged.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-02
Carpenter May Recover

Simon Lyon, the carpenter who
fell from the roof OF twostory
building under construction at No.
375 Florence-ave.. Highland Park,
thursday afternoon, has good
chance for recovery, 1t was announc-
ed in Harper hospital. Saturday
morning. lie suffered a fractured
skull and a broken shoulder IN the
fall.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-02

President Wilson IS 10 be Officially
notified at Long Branch today OF his
denomination FOR he presidency
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-02
FOR sALE-REsIDENcn PROPERTY
LOOK AT THIS

l-3s Edmonton ave, onc-halt block
west OF Grand River car line
choice brick veneer Nat, rooms.
sun patlor and baths. double RH-
rage, side drive. decorated. paved
street street owner viii aUDrlHce
if sold this week. NJ you arc look
iug FOR real bargain here o. your
chance. open every evening until
o'clock until cold.
Maloncy- Campbell Realty CO.. 800
Free Press Bldg. Member Detroit
Real Estate Board.