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The Washington herald., 1916-04-27

Mrs. Frederick Delano Hitch, OF
Hewburg, n. Y, has arrived in wash
tngtons and is spending some time al
the Shoreham.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27

Mr.. John NJ. Glenn was host at a large
dinner party at the Shoreham last even
ing which was held in the ball room.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27

Col. and Mrs. George B. Duncan gave
dinner party last evening at the
Chevy Chase Club in honor OF Mrs.
Duncan's sisters-in-law. Mrs. Duncan
Draper and Mrs. DaIngeraeld.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27

Mrs. Louis c. Madeira. Miss Elizabeth
Madeira and Madame Rosset. Of Phila-
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27

Mrs. Nine E. Allender, chairman of the
Congressional Union for suffrage in the
District of Columbia, has returned from
CONTINUED ON PAGE SEVEN
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27

CONTINUED ON PAGE sEvE
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27

Mrs. G. F. Barry. of Montreal, ac-
companied by Miss Raphael, is making
a spring visit to Washington, and is
stopping at the Shoreham.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27

Mr.. Arthur Campbell entertained at
dinner last evening in the rose room
of the Shoreham.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27

Mrs. Duer du Pont Breck. of Garden
City, arrived in Washington yesterday
and is stopping at the Willard. Other
arrivals there yesterday include Mrs
Gflbank Twigg. who came up from her
place IN Virginia; Mr.. Stephen Farrelly,
Miss Marie Farrelly, Mr.. S. Valentine
Farrelly. Of New York, and Mr.. and Mrs
H. P. McCue. of Pittsburgh.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Carey, jr.. Rolando and
Mr. w. H. Morris have come over from
Baltimore for a few days in Washing
ton, and are at the Shorehan.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27

The box holders for Christ Child
Society benefit given by the Paint and
Powder Club at the Poll Theater May
l, are Mrs. o. Perry Johnson, Mrs.
Doring Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs Emile
Montgomery, DR.. and Mrs. Dudley Nor
gan, and Countess Spotswood Mackin.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27

Miss Dorothy Taylor entertained in
formally at bridge yesterday afternoon
In compliment to Miss Hanna Willard
Taylor and Miss May dalton Power.
Tea followed later In the afternoon, when
Miss Taylor's mother, Mrs. David W.
Taylor, and her cousin, Mrs Graham
Holly, of Short Hills, N. j., who is her
guest. presided at the tea table. The
decorations were Of pink sweet peas.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27

DR.. and Mrs. A. Hamilton Rice, OF
New York, arc in Washington for a
short stay, and are at the Shoreham.
Mrs. Donald w. Brown, of New York:
Mr.. Glen l. Martin, the aviator, Of
Los Angeles, and Mr.. Thomas White
more, Of London. are others at the Shore
ham
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-14
WORTHWHILE

The body % Mrs. Darius W. Knapp
WAS brought here from Detroit. Mon
dav for burial Mrs Knapp was a
resident Of Worthwhile for many year
srd was a mother Of Mrs. Julius :.
Ia ldsck
Born TO Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cramer.
Sunday. daughter.
The annual Knights OF Pythlas
barn dance VIII be held in the Prin-
cess rink. which Will suffice for the
old barn door this week. Friday
evsninE Turner's orchestra will
have charge OF the music.
Roy Cray. % Detroit was guest
~ Worthwhile friends for the week
md
Miss Anna Johnson il spending the
week. with her sister. Miss Alice
Johnson. AT Grand Ledge.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl r. simpson are
the guests Of Worthwhile friends and
relatives
Charles Ayers and Richards Moon
ey We're here from Eioise, Monday
20 vote at the village election.
: J. Lawrence. Of Detroit. was IN
f. Y. and VI. &. IoIjine. OF ply
mouth. attended the mass msetiug.
sunday evening
AiTS Howard II. Arnot anil daugi1-
ter Rachel. az Detroit were guests
OF Worthwhile frierds over the week
end Mr. and Mrs Elmer kator Were
gursts ~ Mrs. Ida Hendry. SATURDAY
until Monday atte-ding the funeral
Of the late James Hamilton. sunday
afternoon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-14
FLORIDA FRUITS
POPULAR HERE

Florida fruits are more popular
among Detroit people this year than
ever before. This fact Is reflected
strongly in the sales report OF II. f.
MacClaren. district manager for the
Florida Citrus exchange. who states
that the sales OF Florida fruit. in.
Guiding oranges. grapefruit and tan
x rines for the season of 1915 and
1916 have already reached a total
OF several times the sales for the
entire season year ago, and there
is LETT the balance OF March, all OF
April. May aud June for the Florida
fruit season TO still augment this
increase.
+. l.. Skelly. general sales man
ager OF the Florida Citrus exchange.
of Jacksonville. Fla. has expressed
himself as immensely pleased with
the sales OF Florida fruit in Detroit,
and states that this city headed the
list OF all districts in the western
territory OF the United States for
the month OF January The western
territory includes everything ives,
OF Pittsburgh.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-14

and VIII return 10 Ypsilant. carly in
April
TIM NJ T.. sunday Scnool board
meeting, scheduled for this Tuesday
evening. has been postponed because
~ the Industrial association banquet
al the Masonic temple
Archie g.. Far sons was a hetroi.
6usiuess visitor Monday
The College Inn has been newly
Mrs. Eugene Koch viii go TO Ann
Arb3r saturday 70 attend a mlscel-
laneous shower 10 he given by IN"
an honor Of their sister Mrs Fred
Springer.
The fnasnuch Bible class gave a
party this Afternoon IN honor 81 Mrs,
T. VI. Mulock in thu howe OF Mrs
Anterior Mari on Sheridan-ave. IN
elaborate banquet was served ana
Mrs Mulork was the recipient % a
handsome .ea wagon
Low Freeman has returned from
Portland. where he went 10 attend
the funeral of mis- son-in-law, BeacH
Ms Norval Ayres. OF Detroit. ls IN
the city u sell her household goods
Later she viii so 90 Detroit whore
she expects e. permanently reside
80 a : 20 be near her husband, who is
"A railroad man
Aflss Christine Erwin. dauShtsr Of
Mrs Gertrude Irwin. began her du-
ties Monday as supervisor ~ ply steal
training In the Joyce high school. De-
troit.
Mrs Eva Fletcher owen mas r~-
turned from an extended visit ~
KingSvillt ont. at the home Of h"r
daughter Mrs Einaido WiElc.
William Bone. Jr.. ~ Nps!iRntt
township. l. visiting relatives 10 Ere.
Pa.
Mrs Reid Darling has returned 20
her nom" on Eace-st. after an oN-
tended visit WIN her sister. Nrs.
Arthur Cos. ~ stone creek
William Weidcruoft WiIl succeed
Everett Dicks As proprietor ~ J"r-
one Vests general stort on St"G"
Creek -rd.
Bert BirI AMI family arc moving
from superior township to East
Cross-st
W !. Brown - Cieary college. -
Luildiue q new hom" in Denton.
The farm ~ Wilson Long Ou tho
E.art Electric rd. has been sold 90 a
Detroit res estate man
Everett ~chmid and family. of W.
sflanti town ship. Will gocn be located
uithc newly purchased property ON
East Mich gan-avr.
Mrs EIizlbeth Cook mother %
Mrs r NJ Ecait has returned from
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-14
IRISH QUEEN
OF SONG COMING
Marie Narelle and Seamas Mac
Manus To Entertain Hi
bernians in ArmOry

st, Patrick's day will be cele-
brated by the Ancient Order OF Hi
Dernians i'm the armory Friday
evening, when Marie Narelle. hailed
as the queen OF Irish song" and
Seumas acManus. noted Irish
writer and story teller. will par
ucipaie in q program of music.
song and story. Reserved seats for
the entertainment were placed on
sale in Grinnell Bros music house,
Tuesday morning.
Nine. Narelle appeared in Detroit
with John Mccormack when the
Irish tenor first sang here FIVE years
ago under the auspices OF the Hi
bernians, She is an Australian
woman OF Irish descent and has
sung In nearly every large city I'm
the world An eastern reviewer
wrote or her:
How the house rose with tn.
multuous. thunderous applause when
Marie Narelle with fervid abandon
detained that warcry OF Ould Ire
land "O'DonneII Aboo"
The Wearin OF the Green.
'O'Donneil Aboo. and other gems OF
the musical anthology OF the Emer.
aid Isle. have surely never been
delivered to an audience as this In
comparable soprano gives them.
And she has sung them In nearly
all the great cities OF the world.
In London itself and before the no
hility. when homerule was still u
dream. Thus Marie Narelle stands
pre-eminent as an interpreter OF the
Irish song"
Mr. McMsnus will present "A
merry ramble round Ireland" He
uses 10 stereopticon Views 10 illus
trate the scenes. incidents and char
acters he describes TO his audience
Seumas MacMVus was farmers
boy in Ireland. among his native
hills OF Donegal before he became
the mountain. SC hoolmaster at the
hEt vi To- INV rVu VI Nnt vi
small farmers among the Donegal
hills. he lived the life OF the other
farmers boys. working during the
day on the potato ridge and on the
corn field. and at night going to
wedding and wake. and christening
and dance. where he unconsciously
studied the life and character
around him-and absorbed alike the
humor and the pathos OF Irish life
~ dance or christening. or other
social entertainment, within a 10.
mile radius. he sat by the ireside
with the shanachy listening TO the
old tales Or he visited the house
OF the tailor or the shoemaker,
which during the long winter nights
are the haunts OF men OF the neigh.
borhood. who there discuss all sub
jects under the sun-sclence. the.
ology. politics. and settle the az
fairs OF the nations.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-14
PROPOSALS ron FtRNisUrNG
STEEL FURNITURE ron
COUNTY BUILDING.
DetrnIf. Mnrch 2 nd

Detroit. NHTtn 4. 1919
Sealed proposals will he received
at the office OF tho Board Of County
Auditors until ? o'clock u. m, Fast
ern Standard time. Tuesday, Mnrch
81. 1916, 81 which time they Will 10
opened. for furnishing steel furniture.
document filing cases. lockers etc
required In the offices % the Register
of Deeds. County Clerk. sheriff and
Justice Courts In the County Build
ing. In accordance with drawings on
nle IN the office OF tho ROard of
County Auditors. bidders will he fur
nished with detailed statement ~
tho furniture required un1er this ten
der upon application to the Chairman
Of the BOARD OF County Auditors. Tho
material finish and workmanship re-
CURED under this proposal must CON
form In all respects to the furniture
now Installed IN said County offices
Each proposal nuRt bc accompan-
led by a certified check for 2 per
cent Of the amount Of tho proposal.
made payable TO the Board of County
Auditors
This Board reserves tho right TO
reject my aud all bids or 10 let the
said contract IN whole or In part 10
any bidder.
The BOARD OF County Auditors.
WM GtTMAN. Chairman.
WA. Y. MOEILEN. Sec'y
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-14
NOTICE OF CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMINATIONS

Thursday, Mar. 20. at Council Cham
bers. city Hall:
PATROLMEN
Last date ifor nling applications
Friday. Mar. 90. 1916. at Council
Chambers. city Hall
CITY F1REWEN
Last date for hiirg, applications. FRI
day. Mar; ~, 1915.
Chambers.
BARNMEN
ASSISTANT FOREMEN
ELECTRICAL Construction
COST CLERK
Last date for fling applications SAT.
urday, Mar rs, 1915.
Monday. Mar. 81, at office OF Con-
ASSISTANT ELECTRICIANS
IINEWAN HELPER
WIREWAN HELPER
Last date for Ming applications Mon
day. Mar. 20. 1916.
All applications must be nilcd out
In person at the office Of the Civil
service Commission. s02-si0 Iarwcll
bldg. FRED W. SMITH,
B.sn Chief Examiner.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-14
BOARD OF EDUCATION
SecrPtart Othr' % UfUadWny. =
Detroi, Met. Mar. II. 1915.
BIDS-ERECTION TWENTY
ROOM SCHOOL BUILDING
-HOLMtR AVENUE, BE-
TWEEN MAIDSTONE AND
EUCLID AVENUES.

Scaled 9scpOsris viii be received
al this aft,- unfil f;I5 o'clock y. m.
Tucssaer. April 4. inlG, TO- furnishing
all Tabor and material necessary 70,
t4% erection ~ 20 room school
building 20 b. iJ,Rtcd or ifolmur ave-
uue. between Maidstone and Euclid
avenues
Proposals. will be received as fol-
Proposals for the entire Job.
Proposals. under the four-bid form.
IS follows
General Mason Specifications:
General Carpenter Specifications
Heating, Ventilsting and Plumbing
Specifications
Electric Wiring.
Aiso proposals for all separate
II Is especially desired that con-
tractors bid on ali separate classes or
work
Plans and specifications covering
all work embraced Ia the architects
plans and specifications. may he seen
al the Office OF the architects, Nal
comson d Higginbotham. tot Monat
Plans and specifications covering
all work embraced In the consulting
engineers plans and specifications
may he seen at the office OF tho con-
sulting engineers. zimmerman * Nc
Proposals must be submitted on
forms furnished by the architects or
consulting engineers and must be ac-
companied by certified check or
cash equal 20 So OF the bid. a surety
company bond will not be accepted
in connection with the submitting OF
proposals.
General contractors must submit.
attached 10 their proposals.. the names
OF all their Rub-contrnctors.
A deposit OF $40 is required for each
set Of plans: to be repaid when plans
arc returned. ALSO rental OF ~ per
day will be charged contractors who
retain plans longer than agreed.
The Board OF Education reserves
the right 20 reject any or all bids.
CHARLES A. GADD.
B-643 Secretary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-14
NOTICES PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD CT ASSESSORS OFFICE.
DETROIT. March ~. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1860.
SPRINGWELLS AVENUE

To Herman J Beetz. whlteney
Realty Go. Ferndale synd Co. T. y.
Copee Detroit Trust Co, +. & Bah
Walker, !. Johnson. Catherine Nc
Mullen. Chss. GreRsyh. j. schwerin. !.
Sheridan. r. Meister. Thos. T.. Glin-
nan. 4. y. Enzcl. ". W. Engei, w.
:. Thomas. ~. a. Eaton. w i. Hol.
VI y. Seath. Emily Brinkert. =. Pei
loPeNtes. y. Piyth 9. Wake. Aug. &.
Long, w Muncr. Chas. Won Hawesn-
huyScr. r. Hahnka. 3. Meginnitv. Ed
Marx, !. VI. Jollcocur. Fred thinner
man Raymond Boucher. Gust caram-
6a. Edward Benson, Marie Elart.
las Conrad, Mrs. Ann Adams, chas
X Klein. Elizabeth Frank. Ida Held.
y. Tnuser. Wilhelmina Papke. Otella
Paphe. Emma Wen, Ben Rushlow. ~.
Roschefski. ". kosai Julia Jessop.
winters. Chas Reed. John f. Harden.
John Dapprich. Emma G. Barton.
Fourteenth Ave. Baptist church, ".
Roshetka. Herman W. EnseL Thea
all other persons owning. occupying.
or otherwise interested I'm any OF the
lots and premises fronting on Spring
wells avenue In said city Of Detroit
within the limits hereinafter men
toned
The Common Council az the city
or Detroit having ordered so much
OF SprinRWeIls avenue. from the north
curb line Of Rathbone avenue to the
south line or Ferndale avenue. to be
graded and paved. notice IL hereby
given that an assessment has been
made upon all the lots. and prem
ises fronting on said Springwells
avenue. and liable to he assessed
for said Improvement under the
provisions OF the City Charter, and
that roll of said assessment IL now
completed. and will remain at tho
AsEessor's office. in the City Of De-
troit. from tho date hereof until
March 2sth. 1915. for the inspection
OF all persons concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY GUSTAVE J. ALBRIGHT.
B-Gti President.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-14

Grov.-aNe.. has returned L. her home
after having spent the past week IN
Dresden. ont.
The Columbia Pedro club met Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. WIN. Roger
son. OF No. Els Highland ave
Miss Grave lockwood. OF No. p 4
Beresford-dye.. entertained the queen
Esther circle Of the Trinity NJ T.
Edward Schroeder. Of No - " in.
demtre-aVe., who has been III foi
seyetal days. is convairscing.
Mrs Messenger, Of No. = Elm
hurst-ave.. left sunday morning tor
Toledo. where she VIII visit frie ncs.
Mrs. Chas. Wager. Of No. iIs Cor
land-avs entertained the Needl"
Craft club. Monday afternoon at her
Mrs John Fry. Of No. lg5 Mon
NJ. and Mrs james n. MacDonalt
Or. and Mrs. FOrsythe. at dinner
Miss lynne Peterson. OF No ioo
Winde mere-a - recovering from
an illness OF several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Clark and
family. Of Ann Arbor. moved Mon
day TO No. t54 Sturdevsnt-ave.
Mrs. g. w. Guiiey. OF No laf
Mrs. 9. w. Guiisy. OF No. iS4 WIN
has returned home after
visiting friends iast week in wysn.
dotte. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs Bilodeau- Or Bay city
moved Saturday 10 No. go Ford-sts.
81. Potter. OF No. &C Cortland
ave. spent the week-euh AZ Flint.
\. Wait. Of No. Isl Gorilla nd-aSe .
has recovered from an Illness ~ a
few days.
Mrs. George W. snyder. 30 Mount
Pleasant Mich. IS visiting her
daughter, Mrs. / " Devoe. OF 40.
Mr. and Mrs Vsrweiho uloye cd.
Saturday. from No g Ford-aye. 70
No. So Geneva-ave.
Mrs. @. 4. Sissou. OF No. % Pasa-
dena-ave. has recovered from an III
ness OF several days.
Miss Ruth She yHerd. Of No I22
ave. Is confined to her
home with the measles
Mrs. W. y. Search. 0f NJ. 60 High
Ia nd ave, has recovered from short
Illness
Andrew KISS. OF No i5e Cotta-, o.
Grove-ave.. was fined $40 and s.
costs. by Justice IAnag gan. FOR being
n disOrderts person.
Gregor Luga. of No 2is Russell
St. was found guilty IN Justice Ian
asan's court. Monday on a Charg- 81
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-14
HIGHLAND PARK

AIR. and Mrs. Backus. OF No. IS Au-
burndale-ave.. have been called TO
Grand Rapids on the death OF Mr.
Backus' mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". r.. Rogers ~ NJ.
2is Florence spent Sunday at
Ont.
Mrs. A. j. Pearce. OF Oak Grove
Mich, IL spending n few days with
her daughter. Miss Portia Pearce. Of
No. 214 Beresford- ave
William and Waiter Chestnut ~
No. iso Highiand-ave are confined
TO their home with the measles
Mrs. VIM T.. Meeker. OF No 100
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-14

pasted Ia, Elgene Maurice rcceiv-
ing or" -c;e for trustee. The re-
suit -. For president. Charles
HeiR, -; for cl,rk, Edward Oul-
cite. l.2 for treasurer, ellis T
Salliotte. isG; for assessor, Her
bert Armsby. 1856; for trustee Dor
ris Montry. 1871; Frank lie Blanc
1872. aud Joseph Reno. 1870: Eugene
Maurice, one.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-14

an extended visit la Nashville. Tenn.
M the home nf her SON. Milton Cook.
M.s Bert Davis has returned 10 h"r
homo in Illinois.
The third and fotrth degrees viii
h,. conferred saturday at ar all-day
meeting of Npsiianti Grange No. 90.
Witch lis Ia hc held at the Masonic
temple. "Sotne wastes ON the farm
and how to avoid them" ~ the sub.
icct ~ discussion which Viii he
lead by Johu Graves. Norris Burrcn
Mrs Bcn w, Huston and Mrs. Josopb
A. warner
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-14
TRENTON

About 90 converts were made IN
the RivCrview NJ r. Evangelist
campaign, conducted hy the iteNs.
Elmer X Smith aud :. ~. RenshaW,
Mrs, Frank knight Third-st,. rs
m.
MIR. aud Mrs. Paul pussia have r.
turned home to Toledo Reach aftcr
a weeks visit with relatives here.
~ the regular meeting ~ the
BOARD ~ Education. Third Mongun-
Hon district, the question OF install
ing Junior high school system I'm
the local schools viii be discussed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-14
WYANDOTTE

Efforts OF Mark II. Bacon have re
suited in the procuring ol Prot W.
W Florer. FOR lecture on and in
depreciation 81 swans pictures OF
the Revolutionary war. IN Arhrlter
hall. on March 80 This Arhetter So
-'ctN. which mas been Instrumental
N bringing this speaker Ia Wyan-
t'ntts is giving the rent of the hall
cor ttr lecture. No utruTrsToU witt
lc charged Tor tue entertainment,
nj promoters are especially Inter
estcd in securing the attendance of
working pepple
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-14
.UBURBAN
NEWS
|||IE IN 'DOTTE
IS 4 SURPRISE
w. G. Lambert Defeats
(,oDamissioner Gartner For
Nomination

~ while In most OF The down-rivel
~ &Dmmunities, Mondays primal,
&>66cclf0n was only a matter OF form
the voting In Wyandotte caused
y came excitement. the race for nom
zoation for commissioner there be
K NJ close. Great surprise was Gre
nfed b ythe vote for DR.. Walter c.
4.ambert, for the mayoralty nomina'
Hon. the physician receiving a ma
1i6ity of So votes over Commission
NJ Charles aGrner. also in the
Y xoce. Charles Block. the only can
1kdate for the city clerk nomina-
q t1oa, had total OF $50 votes. con
Z ol6ered record for an unopposed
7onndidate For commission. Joseph
cramer. Thomas BENJAMIN, II. s.
Z AMiot and Charles r. Kreger were
\ peapectively the four highest. while
-four others came In on the nomina-
&t1on. The totals were:
FOR mayor: w. c. Lambert. $50;
/. CHARLES Gartner. 631. For commits
: Gioner: Joseph Cramer. $50: Thorn
4 ~ BENJAMIN, 500; ii. s. Amiot. 555 !;
6C. =. Kreger, 52i: E. G.. Ryan. sos;
~ 8. Mclaughlin. 437: Chester SUIT
III. 432; Robert Ganley. 351; George
S17G: A. Schrock. 1873: Fred Eich-
tauer. 90. For city clerk: Charles
! mock, $50. For city treasurer:
James C.. Headman, SIS; Frank c.
NeIIis. s. For justice OF the peace:
'zp3; Robert Millen. z
on Beside the three Official candi-
1fcs for constable, Luther Grasley,
0hn McCleery and Charles San
orx. 30 many names were written
that reports from all precincts
|pse not tn Tuesday morning.
Ifegton voters just went through
- Tor, moi voting. Lyman II. Lii
u. the only candidate for village
o6t1ent. receiving log votes:
nnrd Freves, 1f5 vote. for clerk:
ome6 Bailey. 100 for treasurer; e.
lo&ee, 10S for assessor. and for
01tee. Joseph Anderson, l0i: ~
t RteSer. 100; Louis KnA1, 60,
1 George Strohm, So
WilliAm G. Perry, Milton Moline.
Han Souci, Everett Payette, and
IlliAm Solo. Charles Begeman and
EEhur Reaume were the 1nccessful
ndi6ates, and the only ones. for
~ o0ices Of president. clerk, asses
}G&S, treasurer and trustee, respec-
49, Voting was light in the
11nge.
Little interest was displayed in
~ primary election In River Rouge
- only one party was in he field.
IA NO active opposition was made
ainst any OF the candidates. Re-
H1t we're: NJ J. Higgins. for
oetdsnt. 1866; LOUIS Laginess, for
16s; +. X. Grant, 163; Louis
1nlea, for assessor. 1866: for trus-
Thomas Wilson, 1856; 3eaudrie.
= and Joel Labo, 134.
corse nominations were also a
utter or form. all the men named
the party caucus several weeks
p being voted into the nomina-
Dn. But one man had his name
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-14

There VIII be an auction Friday on
me " w. Srittiuger farm. near 'ho
Heu.nsular paper mill Nrs. Brilliug-
-g recently died ana MrN Brtllinger
ras decided 20 quit farming
Mrs Fred Voorhees, ls spending svgo
works IN ChicaCo
pr - VI. Morey. who - preaching
IN - Mdryh. Fla. - m poor health
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-14

assault and battery lie paid a hnc
OF s. and s. costs.
The following men were arrested
by Patrolman Cross. found guilty in
Justice Ianagau's court and fined $40
and s. costs for gambling in the cof-
Zee house OF TONY Standish, at No.
l66 Tictur-ave. sam Skalk. or No
EOS Gerald ave. Alex Artinif. OF No
t-g Cameron John koptei of
No l66 Gerald-aNe., and Frank
krupa Of TWelfth-st
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-14
ECORSE

Funeral services for the tate Viii
liam Flinders. Salliotte-rd.. who died
sunday. viii be held "Wednesday aft .
ernVon from the house. Burial VIII
be In Woodmere.
Miss Wimhush IL visiting her par-
nnts. MIR. and Mrs William Wimhush.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-14

The annual mineral output OF Brit.
ish Colum bia aggregates about $780,
900 900
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-14
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-14
NOTICE: OF STREET
OPENING ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.

Detroit. Mar 10. 1915.
Notice OF street Opening ASSESS
ment Roll No. as3 for opening