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The Detroit times., 1916-11-13
SANITARY DISTRICT
PLANS RESI- MED

f7-r-rorr %, Tstrot and
neiEe borid- territory ir eastern
WAYNE county tn'o metropolitan
ssn,-arv district B. eng pushed hy
,he water board and member ~
'sc c'ty council now hat election
ls over
The p-frose 20 a sanitary district
10 incud -a,l ''aa eastern section ~
he count q. 20 give "a uni'otm aat
n. proved water supply and sewage
4isposal service and fhss conserye
public health Gmcisls o. not be-
aeye an community 10 Waynr
county can afford 20 ac' ntepvnd
entity 10 rrovldlng its water supply
ard sewer systems
A. = meeting 70 be held soon. De
,ror members OF the state leg.sla
ture viii .s asked 20 Introduce and
support fre necessary enabling SC
20 establish tho metropolitan sani
'ary 3.sfr.,t
Detroit ard enVrons naturally
loim ono water and sanitary d.s
,rlcr sad Aez Dov % 'he vafe-
board win ,ae systems spin ui
a. hey 7-e. they are lnerec'lsa
Aid Lodge leading support fol
the plan ~ the common council
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13
CIVILIZED
AMERICA Is
WORLD HOPE
tCoutinurd from rasr ou,l

90 destroy s .sl,gv ar and 90
Inns ss as,.-B. sasgse 'aere w.l 10
uo rr waot hgm1u can De
Developed
JHan and Russia havs made a
Son ~ oiocl shedding The civil
nation q Europe is ccudpcttng a
wrestling match tarrsr.rg fo- proat
and power The instincts n the
people of ,he rest have teen 0rssr.
ize5 irto a game q gambling Va,
uonallsrl ls cruel epidemic of ev,I
sweeping over tts world. eating into
ns moral vitality
SIR Tagore spike before an over
fou audience IN NE Unitarian
church : nIa evening Saturday
afternoon De met the India society
CT Detrwt ia 'he home ot The Rv
Eugene r shippen ard thanked the
member, for the interest 'hey had
taken = The yoang HfaAAs ~Aa s2ss
come a. this city and Ann Arbor ir
the lsst ~ wears
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13
AVENUE

Sam Meals Big show" and PA
risihn beauties Who were seen f.
'hc Avenue theater several week.
sco returned Sunday and viii -
main all week with an original otter
ing never before shown here
The show "a divided into two bur
lsttas and several olio numbers. Th,
hrst hurletta Is known as In Pan
ma and the other Sailing Down
the Chesapeake A number OF th'
latest song hits are sung by tht
principals and chorus OF IS prett,
and we'll Cos'umed girls
The cast IL made UP ot Sam Nj
cal. Harry Carr May Kern. Vir
rinis Hart, Edus Schrader, JSci
Cassin ard Curt KRvanaugh Nir
giuia Hart Is prima donna ot th'
company. singing 3 number % we'll
rendered songs
The show ia above the ordinary
as far as good acting and cleai
comedy is concerned
The feature "a Princess Iner. .
ondon dancer. and Willfred Bar
retf. middleVelgh' wrestling cham
piou nf Michigan, who meets al
c0mers az the performances A priE,
Of SO Is offered by The Management
to any one eho can stay In The rinI
f1r 10 minutes with barrett
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13
DINGEMAN PUSHES
GRADE PLANS

Corporation Counsel Dingsman
took steps 20 get definite action on
reqai irdrs.s' grade separations sat
1r6ay fi- informed he stSsa rail-
road commission 10 rad estimates
~ abutsl damages reacy ard want
- 70 NEE. the co.1rn ission at an
ea~rv date
Delays in aoUttal estimates have
held 10 pas efforts 70 sepsrate De
.aI-dresr grades The cifr has nor
submitted .heu for tvo reason
ara.se t. did no- knox the Commrs-
stors exact plans and because ne
ry slvsys pays such damages and
Old nor consider n necssssrF tG
subml hem 70 ne commissicn
ufrEcman ln his letter - 'He com
mission. suggests alteration - grade
separation plans on JEFFERSON
where I' is PROPOSED 70 ioae- ne
s'-ee- ls fee and disturb il FOR 2
distance - 100 fse' A Jefferson.
ave "a one % ne cifys widest
sr~eefs Dlugsmar wants some
.tarze ID plans 70 cgt down ne
rr-se
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13
CADILLAC

The Fro'ics - 1917. staged by tho
,eteran Jean Bsdini opened a
weeks engagement sunday after
noon. in tho Cadillac Tho com
rany IL wall balanced. and a libera'
tddtion of feature numbers on the
program make the show cne % tho
kind which doesn't dismiss YOU viii
he feeling nat The price of tickets
il running hiSh
Lillian tIppnann leads The tcmin
me contingent Her singing and
acting are secondary 20 beauty of
face and an abundance of hgure
GLADYS Sears has some excellent spe.
cial Numbers Arthur Connolly
Jim HaIeIton Al Raycob and Frank
Wesson are the male members of
the cast Vho lead in the funmaking
Fred Ia Reine and company In an
electrical novelty performance pro.
vide much run and A. the same time
present an act that ls interesting
from n scientific standpoin mabel
schelb the human dynamo. 81 n
distinct feature of th" novelty A
group OF poorly dressed bur highly
effective comedians come forth front
inc audience and Eiye uproarous
limitations o' men Vho are sensitive
fo The slightest connection Win M
electrically charged object
The four Haley sisters are back
acs.n They AZ" pleasiuEly different
/ from mosf female quarfs's Thcy
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13

the sunday crowds. which were gen
erous Nth their applause
KrRusmeysr's Alley 10 the pot
wherein the fun oi the Beef Trus,
- concocted Two mlrthmaksrs yell
A. each other across the alley
throw cats and bricks. and The oho
rus which sings well. comes 20 The
rescue nov and then Then Kraus
meyer rises In the world and a
Christening takes place under more
luxurious surroundings, Sith the
principals. however. little changed
from their alley days
Nargie newell has The necessary
1ounccs and abandon 20 be sue
cessful lead for a burlesque chorus
ard has a 'eW lines done In passa
Die fashion
W.thal me Bse' Trust" is q tsp.
ral burle-4ue show and as such is
good oIs5ing n would NOT boz
Fair perhaps 20 compare y With the
artistic ourlssQue Manager Ward
las served 20 patrons on frequent
occasions This season
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13

body of tbe dead ps,roiman was
found within two blocks of where lt
had been reported
oNeer's Gun Erpty
Five empty shells were found
the officers gun which Jay On hls
oody According 20 persons living
in the vicinity az least Eve shots
were fired Tile pAlice are nor sure
whether Mclaughlin was shot with
hi own a1u or wits = revolver of
another ailber a r0stnorteu vgl
bc held 1vrinT the Gay
The boty % 'he ps'ro.msn wss
found ht Serg Wigle and Wc~Ipl
an of the Crst ErecInc. pstroImer
joGa Creea and Joan 1-ssoa o.
fhe woE squad and tlororc.
r7tr0,usn FrsuE + eoeHme-
Nhea found N~te11 Aa ras
,-r ys~e 'r--f or "a g-ass oa
fha w~sf -ar o. seoond-ste
.e"' ~ Ctss rar
Togda- 7.1-f- ~e-e g---d 0- rar
y" '' 'ui. iiK 'aa' ~
rae p-o1ac.y Teen sn0t o'7'c
range one 0f hls gloves had been
pulled o@ 20 give him free $50 o'
hfe own ,.saro~ ~%- rm~~- h-F
,ea- on t-o force sl,~. ~.
t..t u. v., e.. 49,.
r---s o.. -,
'DN N@s
Iensl'F'ed 70 ~ A-s' pre1'he'
ne men calgrf 5y iae po. Ire sr
descri2"c as beng about 81 e-r
o'd poth ~ eNar'ay o0nairy
ora dressed raiae- sha5H.iy Ono
wore "n oFerooal ile o;1er af
none
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13
Thanksgiving Bir d
Scars High Above
Purses
GOBBLERS HARD
HIT BY WEATHER
Prices To Range From
81 10 81 Cents, Is
Outlook

Turkey viii Lot cost ot pcrs
than ~ cents POUND 'lis Thanks
giving You win be ao'e 20 Ect tbc
best grade for mar lf YOU prefer
the cheaper kind yoa ~ ght 80 as
low as 2; cents
This Tapreseu' only The small iG.
crease " Q ccnt per pound on Gre
highest sradc
II seems that weather conditions
have been initiating against ihe
poor gobb'ers This year CROPS
got their FIRST peep az the world 70
The mids' OF vet spell They sot
accustomed 70 clawing around a
the mush and water OF be barn
yard The assumed q dackiike as.
pect on htc
Then. before 'hev bed asysl
oped the Jowers of an ab.- bodied
grown.up turkey along came 1ry
spell The great majority of 'Hem
didn't have enough tower ot resist
ance TO i've thru the b.S drough
These conditions obtained IN ST.
most every state n fhe country
where the turkey thrIvcs. excepting
Texas and Oklahoma
A turke~ is such -sre sort of a
bird IN Michigan and Ohio. that
prices demanded by farmers n
these states are prohihiiive. accord. (
ing 10 Detroit wholesalers. There (
fore. they have lad 10 buy from the
81. Louis market which draws on
Texas and Oklahoma for It's ship
ments OF fowl The birds are killed
and picked in s. Louis and sent %
Detroit in refrigerator cars This
OF course. has added 70 The expense
Of marketing them and the higher
retail price is resultant.
The quality ~ the Michigan and
Ohio turkeys has been lowered, &C.
cording 10 poultrymen. because the
price OF corn is 40 high that farm
ers allow their COCKS 10 run loose
and hunt their food This reduces
the poua6age end makes poorer
meat, II u said
High prizes of feed have affected
the chicken market and the probs-
hilities arr that these fowl will sell
from 2l to % cents a pound an in
crease OF about FIVE cents over The
figures OF last year
Dncks and geese Il appears are
doomed N fan into favor on ;his
years da OF thanks. because the in.
crease in the price ofatheir life has
been smaller thar In The case oi the
turkeys md chickens Geese Will
sell from rs 10 90 cents. II IL 70
ported. a1d ducks will bring from
% 20 "a cents These quotations
apply 20 dressed birds
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13
BIRMINGHAM

Nrr Ustte rias-< sas aita
4af.rcav ~ lo~anna or trs 1'a'h
VI 49, p-s Per. rant sp-at re
aaL e-4 -rfr rssrf~sF Detroit
rre E~izrtr 70 rrfrIan iedss u
bold sS- AZ -es.f'ra "seal en-
2rrs r-oH a.cr and 7s
sffh.- ard E~-rar - hr af q. 81.
are ssfs af frn home
N-rr TNn pa1r m o"n-'r
The TsoIra t1 49, nf rrEr
l.r et. dnrtr ah<-
Ar1ogr-e-aer. a. h.en In, 2a'
Tho totsf pythian NN-e o@ 3.
rrfd ~s~tiuE .n fsff'e
frta 4ver.r follow t.@ esf.rz
zoo wi1 70 PLAYED
h-ifze i1r vlIi BE- r-lf r1s '
,-t.lr- sr- - ~ The home .f 81
alien RIEelow. or Wss' Msri.-
hss von. 6n a rip "a ~ sEo
hrrting trtn 20 GAYLORD
Miss esther P4rdy has gre 'r
M sra Mrs Gsy Tayl8r srea'
sunday in Fllnt with relative
Nrs O. FIlkIrs = BRONCO
"a guest IN me home ~ A' and
~ ana 81. p y Hilty and 'rr
sons spent sunday a. LenoK with re-
la-Irra
TCva peek who was seri0ueIr p
..,reA three weeks ago and taken o.
fr.rrer hospital Detroit has return
- ~ bis nome on East Maple-sV
Gorge scott spent sunday VIII
fatieeH a. AdFtpn
w-a Earnest Ahei' u. ill a. fff
homo on TAncoin-ave
Ms George spencer u very 'if a'
her home n CCmmsrce MS NtFn
Mrs. Henry Benedict vhN hns beer
ry Uf fr the home ~ her ifsg
frr Nrs Henry pool in FonfiH
trrred saturday 20 her nome ri
| Nf.r.LL--
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13
HUGHES LEADS
IN MINNESOTA
suffrage Apparently l. Defeat
ed In South
Dakota

81 Paul Nsr- Nov ,7-wra
precinct, u civilian voters niss-
~ snd tss majority 90 soldier
cts-- mr. vst counted HgEr~s 70
day led wilson oy $50 Votes .a Mn
resora
The a8ttlon - ~ass county
ureciuc- supposedly peuo-rst.c
ard som, soldier votes g-evioas'y
claimed ov the Democrats boosed
Hughes tctaI tpo votes 20 --sS1a
Wilson I-s $50
Republicans claim rsiz lead r.t
BE- nRtarslned
Wth North Dakota des- rely Ia
ne wis . column l0-eres- today
tuned 20 he formation % The state
legislature whi-5 viii % completely
under ta- domination % rhe farm
--s non -ra-tlsan league Csod.1s-as
elected ~rh the endorsemsr % Ire
'armprz organization have comp ets
rortre. ~ 'he legislature TIE
ieaEue or=aaizel last fal ss an out
-rcw- p III -sfae F,f4sit g-1-a- Operative
ExchauEa had for re- sole 0bjec,
state owned elevators and marke'
-r o; grain direct from he farmer
-o The -iller. eliminating entirely
board ~ ,rade speculation IN al
loodstu~s
II South asots. woman suf
iraze an3 The Richards d.r~ct pri
nary iaT seem dsaniteiy defeated
The former Us a455 behind and The
latter law thrown out By he
raited states supreme court twice
Ia fH-s votes behind
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13
WYANDOTTE

ur Durgan formerly ~ Boston an
,.,, pI.t0., Henderson pr Ivafe as..
rstarr rill assist Nr IovflnF M fur
BHt sunday follow 20 rett .uEs -
80 .afd tfIs week 10 fhr Method sf
cturch
f-varprIiraI church. Wii presGuf fre
ranedy. PEN in a Photograph CAL
iar. fu flf ]rhur p house T1feda
SOY ~
and IMITATION. fhIrH1a nIEIf |ur
-
arH tfrr rHr
tn rarerf - hs E raru
Ief
ttr. f.f aud FIr HfIGHf.r.
The Tor ar .r trr Trra1t
fefau ralrl wI give ffr annual
1az8ar rat and o. ln ths Pres
ffrlan -hB~rh TsrlorA
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13
Suburban News
IPSILANTI

Ns7sfer FArucrs club WAs en-
r-str. fre Rrcrkstde farm fer-
u1e erawu "a tHe "a Bovcep fArrl.
.srr tounshtl SatartA ffr
F.g SO tne afternoon Was H.. o.
f,cn. 20 the University ~
- -ts ftruitt "a .c spoke au A.
the or. emit Vho Illus
.rH .aik with lantern slides
uzIFsS-sf NeIg h hhr b Nod ciuh
saturday eNen'nS N She home co
d, ftoar club VIII meet Tues
-raaNn wlta M-' Fioyd Paris.
$50 was cleared SATURDAY,
efr fair neld hv thr NtNsoro
-'H Che horne ~ Mrs. Wat
N arl Mrs Charls. Arnold went
saturday. and attended On
~ur tae f1neral 90 Wilson Rsed.
fr resident % ecfr hpsilant
rre rt~unx of>,a. vpstisnti wo-
sus CLUB which viii De held W ed
2estk1 afternoon IN the L4t"rAr2 cluh
h-uss Will % IN the nature ~
-oionial party ~ charge % Mrs.
W stevens
a. = Fsery - Upper -uls-st sas
east htt tslrt a. 80 prcsItentsl e'e
M-s Ads- sr.th ana dsagh,e-
N~re wee e-end ssests % Prof Harry
Ms = Nsve.s va. a ch'eago
visitor last week where she was rAlI-
sf h. ths illness 90 a DFcther
~he Nrrusi Fer-ts CLUB Wss enter
ta.nef saturday evening hr ne
~ " Ferrs club IN the rnttarsp
e-rUrf rarIors Ann Arhcr rre ire
r.rttt.- uss extended by Hector A
Mr,-. vfu. 'f Ur' iRN Student
the lr.Ners'tN
Mrs fUhU D CHAIRMAN v1 leave
.een ~ make her home n The SOL
.ae -@ fu Grand Rapids sac
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13

ylncen' Condo. 2l years old. I
roomcr a. 40 80 Dclmar.sye. wal
found dead IN a bathroom a, thu
address A. g 30 o'clock. Sunday at
crnoon by Dominica Turco. th'
owner ~ he place Coroner Bur
gess was called and had the bod
sent 70 the county morgue Deau
was due either 20 heart failure q
10 escaping gas fumes
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13
ALLIES HAMMER
TEUTONS ON ALL
EASTERN FRONTS
toor,inued 'rer7 r-se on,

a. Cernavoda vN lepend lartl, IN
'be Gty r.le forward dash ~ Prs-
so Rrman.snS 7gaine' General Val
hcrhaNns Srilie- go FIRMS lr1-.a
ssr Sc'ow n Bg<oV.ns border
wfcrc d,'C-syo q u3ycmCDts have
tsen succard,d Dy a siedEe hammer
Offensive 'ay asa,nrs hlc successes
ir this region experts say mas'
wraken thc Ccrsavola-Cor fsuza
.rcrt OF Nackensen
Dulgar. reinforced after Friday
SeTbo-French siccesscs 0n the Cer
m front apparently have failed 10
stem the advances. for Kine Peter
headquarters last nizhj reported
further material progress includ.nq
advancement OF The allied lines and
taking OF considerable booty
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13

LONDON. Nov Continuing
their pursuit 10 retreatine Bulgarian
forces which we're driven out ot
prClog in the Cerra front hrrtins
Serbian troops have captured lven.
north of polog
The nghting In this sector has
teen continuous night ana day, the
cfliciRl statement. which told ci
lven's capture. said Bulgsrans.
time after time. attacked and occa
sionally gained a temporary advan
taEe which they failed. however. "a
maintain.
Fighting was particularly fierce
along the MDnastlr-Florina railway
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13

samuel RRzzak who WAS arrest
cd FOR shooting his wife. Alice. Sept
%. wss discharged in police cour
FRIDAY after tbr .OluHn refused q,
push the charge. claiming the TIVE
had patched matters up Razzai
shot his wife when he found tha
she vas trying 20 get divorce from
him
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13
ZBYSCKO LEADS
IN MAT TOURNEY

Eight hugo v-~s'lcrs rarHciraf
IN ne trenirz nights matches ~
'he iuerna'lonsl wre1img fourna
,lenf ~ The fruors SATURDAY even
ing falls beirz recorded in four ~
The sve outs vh.ls dram rhc
result ri fha other
The TOURNAMENT s 0eirs r8n on
he point system. falls ard Tine of
heir accomplishment counting The
four hish wrcg'lers A. tho compile
tion ~ three matches ulll go ir'o
tho final. FOX he four purses
offered
wIadsk Zoy cko Polish Joe
Vsrga. hungarian Victor Fiirs'
Austrian AMI sulu Hayonpa. FI6-
nish. were tho point winters satur-
day evening Zoyfzko collecting tho
biggest a0r0rti9nment on the
strength ~ Use fhroRine Fritz MohL
Swiss. 100 he quickest time of The
evening vith sensational giant
wing body pin 1his vas me only
G1cco Roman bout 90 tfc evening
SulI Havorp1 he1t Chas VoEol
BoberIsn. whUc Victor Filrst 4. Vn
'd Ed Deliyuk Austrian. and Ipe
VsrTa dlyposed OF Hans Astan Ger
nan a. tre Da.rh.as catch can style.
Sell Olsen Danish. and Han-
Lohner Rawuan. wcrc gntnl. 20
secure fall in 'hc allotted 90 min.
gfes arg viii go 'c frlsh 6a ono
of Moraay night bout four 9th
ls1s being listed The drawings OF
cppoHeni' @l be- made fhis after
moon
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13

hr Nulsrff .H'f.fsf of f
roif vn m.rf Tuesday rs,btae n
So lNuirw HllI Dr Hrtu fan
of Ncw York and Arfhug So Lewis
W Chicago VIII dehaIe the question
"ls there a future lifcs
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13

wear their own hair, sing well ans
one OF them il q commedienne
Two burle,tas, Nilly up 10 the Cad
lilac standard arc vehicles FOR muct
nf IL Amusemeni
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13

A suffrage school. the nrst OF it's
kind In the country is 10 be for
mslly opened IN baltimore 20
night with an address by Mrs Car.
rie Chapman Gait. president ~ the
national organization.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13

The tenth annual convention OF
the Southern Medical association e.
10 be entertained In Atlanta during
the four days beginning today
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13

rratIaE--the pisl~ nest kfnd-lthst
q. rfnht-Times Job Dent.--Mais az2n
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13
PATROLMAN
is SHOT DEAD
BY GUNMEN

,continu-e from Page oAel
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13

Wna' promises 20 ho one of ihe
8.H notable r.minsi trials IN The
-..ent 1'-fcy Alabama s sched
slH H 8guf vile todar
.r iari - Drerton " Nails
fr t-rgfr orc 20 bc ar
.sd 'or 'ual on charges ~ com
aic IN fh ssassination of PRO.
bate JUDGE " e Iaplcr
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-18
MOOSE LEADERS BARRED
Charge That Republicans Kept Pro-
grcssivcs From Meeting Hughes.

International News Service
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 1S.-An
afternoon reception at the Union
League club, a talk 10 meeting of
women, an address at the Civic au-
ditorium tonight. and later a recep-
ton at he Press club. comprised
the program laid out today for
Charles Evans Hughes, the republi-
can presidential nominee.
on the way 10 the Golden Gate Mr..
Hughes was met at the Oregon state
line by a committee OF so, headed by
W. r. Crocker, republican national
committeeman. Factionalism played
a part in the ARRANGEMENTS for the
meeting tonight, and ii was openly
charged that members of the repub-
Hcan "old guard had barred pro-
gressive leaders from any part in
planning the meeting The result was
that Gov. Hiram Johnson, who IS
running for United states senator as
a progressive and republican candi-
date. was unable 10 arrange TO attend
the meeting. Gov. Hughes is eX-
pected TO try TO harmonic the fac
tioLs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-18

SPEEDER is FREED ON
SUSPENDED SENTENCE

Louis Jensen was fined 81 and
costs for speeding and escaped with
a suspended fine OF similar amount
for operating his car without a tail
light when found guilty before Judge
Pyle in city court Friday morning.
Michael Nakoniezny. oil - w
South ST, pleaded not guilty TO de-
frauding Elizabeth Belyi. 1929 y
Ford st, a boarding house keeper
He was charged with failure 20 pay
SIC owing the woman. The case was
set down for trial Saturday morning
and bond placed at $50
Judge Pyle gave Frank Foster,
charged with begging. some fatherly
advice and suspended "a fine OF 81
and costs against the young man.
Foster is crippled, his left hand be-
ing incapable of use. He said that his
mother and father are dead and that
he is without "a home. The Judge
pointed out several jobs Foster might
get nd advised him 10 go 10 work
s. G.. Eaton forfeited a SIS bond.
He vas arrested a week ago for
speeding.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-18
WATER MEET WON
BY LEEPER LADS
Take First in Four of the Five
Events Staged at SWIM
ming Pool.

Leeper playground boys had il
easy in the first authorized swim
ming events ever held in the river
when they made 50 points against
all of the other entrants in the jun
Tor and intermediate championships
held in the Leeper park pool Thurs
day afternoon. The Leeper play
ground swimmers took first in all
OF the five events except junior rs
ward breast stroke, which was won
by A. Daniel of Haley.
Haley made five points and Stude-
baker made one point. Kifowit get
ting third in the junior 25-yard
swim. any stroke. w Antisdel was
the individual point getter. making
nine for Leeper playground.
Following are the events:
intermediate 5O-yard swim, any
stroke-D. Ransberger. Leeper, first;
r. Zimmerman. Leeper. second: w.
Antisdel. Leeper. third. Time p sec
onds
Junior 25-yard swim. any stroke
r. j Fisher, Leeper, first; O. Koontz,
Leeper. second; j. Kifowit. Stude-
baker. third. Time. 10 seconds.
intermediate 30-yard back stroke
III Zanger, Leeper first; Antisdel.
Leeper. second Zimmerman, Leeper,
third Time, 81 seconds.
intermediate 50-yarG breast
stroke-Antisdel, Leeper. first; Fan
ger. Leeper. second; a. Long,
Leeper. third. Time. 40 seconds.
Junior 25-yard back stroke-A.
Daniels. Haley. first; Fisher Leeper,
second. r. Lehman. Leeper third
Time. "a seconds.
Referee. Koenig; starter. ROchne
timer. Miltenberger. judges. Grant,
Barnes. WEIGH and Metzler.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
From Records of Indiana TitIs
and Loan Co.

The St. Joseph Polish Roman
Catholic Cemetery association 10
Bronislawa Henclewska. lot So, sec
ton ID, in the 81. Joseph Polish
Roman Catholic cemetery. SIS.
George J. Hoffman and wife TO AL
ter Schenkerman and wife, lot Z.
Birdsen Mfg. Co, 5 subdivision. 81
John A. Swygart. ct al. TO julius
Fozo and wife. lot 81, John a. Swy-
CARTS replat of George w. Swygart's
third addition, $425.
The ST. Joseph Valley Land Co. TO
victor Steyaert and wife, lots 90 and
81. Lincoln park addition, S4OO.
James NJ. Swank 10 Leo F. Davis
lot 3. Stevens addition TO New Car
Isle. 81.
William A. McIneruy and wife 10
Harry Bray, lot 40, Fordham. 81.
st. Joseph Valley Land Co. TO
same. lots 90. 90, 81 and 81 in Lin
coin park addition. ST.
George II. McNabb, ct al. 10 Rich
ard b. Dugdale. parts of lots SOC.
3110 and 81, Cottrelrs first addition.
Il.
Richard B. Dugdale and wife 10
& Joseph Loan and Trust Co. IT..
parts Of lots 315. $40 and 81, Cot
trelrs first addition. $500.