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Smyrna times., 1916-09-06
PASTORS HOME PRONUNCIATION
Rev. George c. Williams. of Asbury
and Rev. j. N. L. Eckard. .Presbvterian

Rev. George c. Williams. of Asbury
and Rev. j. M. l. Eckard. Presbyterian
Rev. G. c. Williams pastor Of
Asbury NJ. E. Church, who with his
family, spent their three weeks vaca-
tion at kits Hammock and Rev. J.
NJ. L. Eckard. pastor of the Presby.
terian Church. who spent his vaca-
tion on trip to Lakewood and At
lantic City and other places in New
Jersey and Pennsylvania. as well as
in Canada-Toronto. Montreal and
Quebec, We're the three cities visited
The sail through the Thousand Islands
and the Shooting of the Rspids of the
st. Lawrence were especially interest
ing. Both Mr.. Williams and Mr..
Eekard were in their pulpits on Sun
day, gave strong and vigorous sermons
and received a welcome home" from
their congregations and friends.
Smyrna times., 1916-09-06
J. c. BLIZZARD SHOOTS THIEF
Discovered a Night Prowlerin His Hen
YARD, Shoots But Visitor Escaped

discovered Night PrOWler in His Hen
YARD, Shoots But Visitor Escaped
John c. Blizzard. formerly rroprj.
etor of the Delaware House. Smvrna.
who is living a retired life on his
farm on the Odessa Road. frequently
slumbers on his porch these hot sum
mer nights. and while dreaming of the
bumper crops his fertile fields are pro-
ducing last Wednesday morning. he
was suddenly awakened by someone
prowling around his hen house Mr..
Blizzsrd has electric lights around his
buildings, and he instantly grabbed
his gun and touched the button. The
lights responded and the intruder was
located near the hen house door. Mr..
Blizzard took good aim and fred. and
the man who was making hasty re-
treat fell TO the ground but gathered
himself Up quickly and disappeared in
the darkness. The next morning Mr..
Blizzard discovered traces of blood in
the path where the intruder had fled.
Mr.. Blizzard's heart was touched bv
this and offers the visitor, if he will
return, TO pay all doctors bills, during
the days he is recuperating. and will
not prosecute him.
Children Having Long School Vacation
The keeping Of the school closed
until September Is by order Of State
Board of Health. on account of the
paralysis epidemic. is giving the
school children Of town and country
= lOngersvacation which they are en-
iOying.
Smyrna times., 1916-09-06
SMYRNA OEmOCRArsFo HANDY
Adopted Resolution Favoring His Nomi-
nation for United States Senator

Adopted Resolution Favoring His Nori-
nation for United States Senator
Duck Creek hundred Democrats
held a meeting in Smyrna on last
Thursday. About so men we're pre-
sent. Following a conference between
/. Irving Handy. the candidate for
Senator, and former Representative
Benjamin A. Hazel. who has been
mentioned as receptive candidate
Tor the nomination for Governor. State
convention delegates were selected
Immediately thereafter the following
resolution carrying with it binding in
structions in favor Of Handy. was
adopted; Resolved. That the dele
gates be instructed to support and
vote for the Hon. l.. I. Handy for
United States Senator. and in event
that he is not nominated By the con
ventlon, then the delegates are in
structed to endeavor to secure other
representation on the State ticket for
Duck Creek hundred. " That resolp-
tion was adopted by unanimous vote.
Following were the delegates elected
without contest at the primaries held
IN Smyrna on Saturday: First Repre-.
sentative District Robert Y. Wallen.
W. K. King. Charles II. LeFevre. Sec
ond Election District-W. G.. Roe.
John GoOden. Harry Slaughter.
Smyrna times., 1916-09-06
ENLARGE DOVER mANUFAcToRY

lopkis Brothers Company to Have
Large Plant There Like Smyrna
The Dover underwear factory,
branch Of the Topkis Brothers Under
wear Co. of Wilmington. is to be en-
larged. The firm has purchased from
Philodemic Lodge. No. Z. |. o. o.
F.. the lot at the corner of North
street and Governors avenue. on
which a modern factory, 3Ox7O feet
t@o stories high. will be erected. to
be ready for occupancy by octo-
Der 10.
Smyrna times., 1916-09-06
.,y wINS CANCy9 -OR U S.
.,..rOR LOST IN CONVENTION

. r Roe Non r.,-1 tor Auditor.
.s4 Hughes Do.-~.tor Cover
LO wo'oo'tUS 5 Senator
Smyrna times., 1916-09-06

Gs,ry. .i,''y.' : Place to Be Garage
have WI, wright & Son, of Clay
ss'g ~ Purchased the big store
Eu,h Nj. sn0ps Of c. R. Massey
S'n n,sa a'n street. this town.
sssoi Eil.s;l0i ,s q Il the biggest garage
s'ss; Do.a.ll3 s',nlngton. The terms were
'''e''ion October IS.
Smyrna times., 1916-09-06
LOCAL Eight IN gLACKslRD
James A. Bsckson vIns Democratic
Primaries tor Levy Court Over c.
W. Jones Scot, Defeats Gum

W. Jones Scott Defeats Gum
Lively interest was had in the
Democratic PrimarIe, SATURDAY. in
New CAST County na, only over
the choice ~ delegates 10 nominate
a United state senator. th4 first
under popular vote. fuller particu.
lars Of which is given in the conven-
ton proceedings in another column.
but over the county offices in New
Castle which We're nominated al Sat.
urday primaries. There were three
Representative fights in the county
outside Of Wilmington. one in Brandy
wine hundred. in New Castle hun
cred and one in APPOINTMENTS. In
bfandywine Grover c. Handy defeated
Eher \. Talley by - to II. ma
'orlty Of II votes. In New Castle
hundred Samuel b. Miller defeated
William Weggenmann for Represen-
tatlve. ll3 to l2S. The other CON
test for Representative was in Ap-
poquinimink hundred. which. with
contest for Levy Court commissioner
IN the Seventh Levy Court district.
including Appo luinimink and Black
bird hundreds. resulted in some
spirited fights William A. Scott.
who has served several terms in the
Levy Court. defeated George II. Ginn
Tor Representative by majority #
81.
James a. euckson Wins tor levy Court
James A. Buckson. a former Lew
Courtman. was nominated for that
Office. defeating Charles ". Jones by
; majority. Jones put up strong
tight and his friends stood Loyalty by
him to the last. with the execution
OF the Seventh district Levy Court
night. the county ticket WAS nominated
without contests The result follows:
For Clerk Of the Peace, Francis l..
Springer; Prothonotary. George G..
Woodkeeper; Register in Chancery /
and Clerk Of the Orphans Court. J. |
Rankin Davis; Receiver Of Taxes.
Hervey Walker: Comptroller. DR.. |
Charles N. Almond; Sheriff. joseph |
+. Emory; Coroner. Egbert NJ. Schel-
lender; Levy Court Commissioners.
First district. Augustus B. Gillespie;
Third. John Frederick; Fifth. David
{. Rose Seventh. James a. Buckson.
"m. |. Collins for Representative
Second Senatorial district. Thomas
r. Gormley; Fourth, William s. Alex
ander; Sixth. Walter S. Letherbury.
Representatives in General Assembly
First Representative district. Ed
ward B. Abbott; Second. John T.
Aherns; Third. Benjamin B. Allen:
Fourth. John E. McNabb; Fifth.
NJ. Connolly; Sixth. Grover
Handy; Seventh. Poulson Chand-
Ter; Eighth. Frank F. Yearslev;
Ninth. W. Truxton Boyce; Tenth.
Samuel B. Miller; Eleventh. William
}. Compton; Twelfth. l. Griffith Eli
son; Thirteenth. John Heldmyer. Jr.
Fourteenth. William A. Scott: Fiji
-eenth. William L. Collins.
Assessors and Inspectors for Blackbird
Following are the assessors named
'y the Democrats of APPOINTMENTS
md Blackbrd hundreds: Appoquini
mink William L. Joiner Walter
zee. George T. Slant. John N. Wood.
3lackhird = John Douglas Conner.
has. F. George The inspectors
lamed are Appoquinimink : First.
ieorge ". Daniels; Second. George
O'Neal. Blackbird First. viii
'ert 7. Waters; Second, Joseph NJ.
Hazel
Smyrna times., 1916-09-06
JUDGE GRAY JOINS COMMISSION
Distinguished Delaware Jurist to Help
Settle the Mexican Difficulties

Former Judge George Gray. Of viii
mington, one Of the three American
members Of the joint commission to
undertake the settlement of the differ
ences between the United States and
Mexico. left Sunday for New YORK
FOR a conference of the commission at
the Hotel Baltimore Monday. This is
the first official meeting Of the COM
mission, and at il the regular place
for meeting will be decided on.
, 1916-08-16

cation trenches and intersections. Judging
from the manner in which they were con-
structed, it may be assumed that they were
destined not for machineguns, but for au-
tomato rifles, as these constructions had
three recesses on each side.
Petrograd, Aug. 14th.-The official state
ment to-day says: Western front: In
the Priamur hospital near the little town
of Siniavka, two sisters and one hospl-
al orderly were killed and two sisters
wounded by a bomb from an enemy
aeroplane. In the region south OF the little
town of Stobycha on the evening OF August
18th, the enemy attacked our troops on the,
west bank of the Stokhod, but as the result
of a counter-attack which followed, he was
driven back to his positions. On the upper
Sereth cur advance continues, the enemy
retiring to the west of a fortified posi-
ton, behind which, at some points he Is
checking our advance by fierce artillery
fire. In the region of the middle Strlpa
and the river Koropice, our troops con-
tinuing to pursue the enemy, advanced TO
the west, and arriving before the AIola
Lipa near Zavalov and Korsov, reached the
northern bank Of the Dniester before Mari
ampol. In the region Of Yaremcze, Yalovlc-
Try, and Kirlibaba III the wooded Carpa-
thians, local attacks of the enemy were
every where repulsod by our troops. Cauca-
sus front: Oar Flotilla on Lake Van bonn
barded the enemy's positions on the south
western bank OF the lake, forcing him to
retire. In Persia to the north of Sakklz,
our troops captured some positions. TO the
north Of Hamadan, The Turkish offensive
continues. Our nrmoured cars Inflicted
great losses on the enemy in the operation
in the region of this town on Aug. 10th.
Lonlon, Aug. 14th-The official state
ment issued by the War Office tonight
is as follows: The situation is unchanged
along the whole British front. The usual
hostile Smelling has occurred along our
front, more particularly directed on the
Mametz Wood, Pozieres i'll the neighbour
hood of Arras and on our trenches north OF
the Vieastraatwytschaete road. West of Poz-
ieres, as successful bombing attack resulted
in the capture of hostile lnachine-gu gun and
some prisoners. The enemy exploded a mine
west of La Folie farm, which lid little dam
age. Our flying corps carried out yesterday
much successful work, acting with our artll-
lery aud infantry. Several bombing raids
were made, including three separate attacks
on a hostile aerodrome. One of our mach
ines is missing
Holland Bay, Jamaica, Aug. 15th-5 p. m.
Blowing Il hurricane here since 2 pm.
Barbados, l5th-The Weather Bureau
here publishes the following from Washing
ton: Tropical disturbance this morning short
distance southeast of Jamaica, apparently
moving westward.
10 a. m.
Barbados, bar. 3O.15 S. cloudy.
Dominica, " 29.97 calm, cloudy.
t.. Kits, " 1896 S. E. cloudy.
4. p. m.
Barbados, bar. BOIL, E. cloudy.
Dominica, " 1897, calm, clear.
St. Kits, j" 1890, S.. cloudy.
, 1916-08-16
LOST

between Estates Peters Rest and
Spanish Town a handbag con-
tanning Farrier'S instruments.
The finder will be rewarded on DE-,
livering same to
PHI. SELMAR,
Veterinary SurgeOA.
Spanish Town, 31st July 1916.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-24
HELP wANTED-MALE

'rok--All-nround cook good wages
ana steady work belmont Rcstau-
ruut o. Farmer-s
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-24
TWO HELD IN
DEATH o. BAKER,
WHO WAS SHOT


Felix Jaroua, ~ No. 75S Mitchell
ave. president IF The bakers union
OF Detroit. and stanley Gni,wkow~ki
proprietor OF a bakery "a, No ~
Edvin-sta are held uy ne Ham
tramck police as result ct The
death IL Romano Mlka!ov 49, Is
baker. who was shot Thursday morn
ing
From stories told the police il is
thought that tie killing was tho
tgroNjh Of union labor troubles
According 10 GuiowkoHskis story
MikaIoV.W aad Eve other r'n cali
ed al his bakery. Thursday Wo;uns.
and attacked one of his "orEHcn
stanley Koprk II b. Sid that
k,g k has been working TOR some
tn.p and that he has rctl sed 'o Join
a., union. Gnit wkoW ski attention
". attracted when the mckee start.
o. and when hr entered inc room
The gun wa ppal,t In l's face
When ne secured revolver and or
d.red She men from o." building
there was an exchange OF shots.
Mikalkowski Wa hit in the stomach
He died later from the loss Of blood
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-24
REFUSED SHAVE,
PULLS EN- OUT

COLUMBUS, Ind. June wi
liam lscntrigger, -. a veteran Of the
Civil war. was given his first shave
and automobile ride recently by J.
f. Miller and Herbert Kimberlin, Of
Seymour, who were here in an auto
mobile lsentrigger protested against
the ride and shave and his compan-
ions were obliged 20 hold him in
The barber chair The aged man,
who a. a halfbreed Indian, haG only
a scant beard, but he explained until
few years ago he had pulled his
Srisk,rs cut as is the custom OF In
dams.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-24
Deaths

Earl Klelber. Receiving hospital.
81 years, lobsr pneumonia. Rudolph
Miller. 555 st. Antoine, - years, dou-
Bile lobar pneumonia; John Ciszek.
236 Willis F., 81 years, cerebral hem
orrhage. James Howell, los Swain.
rs years. tuberculosis OF lungs; John
PuczeE, 1900 Elmwood. IL months,
burns TO body; Anthony Guzzo. Her
man Kiefer hospital. 2 years. laryn-
goal diphtheria; Ottilla Zielinski,
1850 Chene, 20 years. Utilization Of
heart Mary Weckesser. 7l9 Ferdi-
nand. about 70 years. cerebral hem
orrhage; Marie Macetich. Grace hos
pltal, years, hemorrhage from
crushing injuries; Anna Landa, Fro
violence hospital, 35 years. suppura-
tive appendicitis; Alexandra Kran-
sky, SIS Holcomb. 4 months. hydro
cephslous. Eliza NJ. Jenney. 124s
Twenty fourth. SO years. chronic in
terstitial nephritis. Michael j.
SCHNEIDER SAP Fourteenth. 50 years
cerebral thrombosis, Elizbet Dron-
eek i42 COPELAND. months. cholera
infantum, Albert Adler. Harper hos
pital. 50 years. myocarditis: Jane
Rowland, 81 Willis E, SIS years.
senilty Nina a. HonsinRer 33s Hol-
comb. 81 years. pernicious anaemia (:
Annie Preston, SIS Twenty-third
about 30 years, uterine hemorrhag &c
r. l.. Langner. foot OF Hastings
about rs years, accidental drowning
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-24
Marriage Licenses.

Charles r. sedan. %, Detroit; Mar
iorie X. Carlin. % Grand Rapids.
John II. Wlssusik. 90; Florence
Henry p Busch, p. wyandotte;
Ada n Sprlngstead. 10 Gibralter
James w Hughes, 30 Madeline Ir-
Charles A McGce. PC. Detroit: r..
Bernice Bently. o. Stevens Pointe.
Noble L. Fellows, % Lucy Chaw-
Joseph Darraurh, 81 Bessie p
Alphensc Bornicr 90 Nellie chal-
Eman straka. 81 Frloda Roth. 90
John T. Hreyille, %. Esther Nicely,
robr u. Nichols. %. Detroit. Gar
net Rorcr. -. Whitmoro Lake.
Frnnk HrcnkowskL a. Victoria
John Ruml. % Martha werodick,
George G whltaker rs. Detroit:
Bessie Toles % Eonton. q
Apdr,H.w Teboscko - Barbara Ne
William Pittman. q Laura Burns.
grne., Mueller. 81. Bertha Hon
Hdam ,Gzcilak. s5 Lottie Kliat-
leslie p seurt IS Viola b shor-
~, c .9,,r =; r. r Ga.calcs, q Toledo.
Karl \. Lentz, q, Ida Waltcrsdorf,
samuel Goldman. % Rossie Zas-
t,r~der..k Ernest 81 LILLIAN c
tobn Loab. %. Mary osiecka. r.
Charlie Y 'n0de ~ Bertha l.
rrr.....r .r t--..,- 90. ,y..,,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-24
M. W. BEALS Is
CANCER VICTIM
Prominent Business Man Dies
After Long Illness; Helped
to Found Maccabees

Following several months illness
from cancer, W. w, Beals died Sat
urday morning. in the family home,
No. 29l Northws stern-ave.
Mr.. Beals was born I'm Silver
Creek. ont. 80 years ago. and came
10 Michigan in 1859, settling first in
Sanilac county lie was pioneer
in the sewing machine and bicycle
business, and founded the Beals 4
Selkirk Trunk factory, I'm this city
but OF late years had confined his
business activities entirely TO real
estate and building
Mr. Beals WAS one Of tire founders
OF The Mdccabcos, institutIng the
first lodge ot that order in Port
Huron lie Was an earnest single
tax advocate. and WIS personal
friend oil lac late Henry George and
OF Joseph Fcls.
Nj. l,als g. survived by his ~ lie,
Mrs Oryille 4 Patton, and TWO ons,
Elmer " Leals and Charles W.
B,ais. al OF Detroit Othcr Imme-
diatc surviving relatives include ono
sister. Mrs. Slean bcals Kerr. ot De.
trri', aud thrc" brother. " h.
BeUg. cf Detroit Abort Reals,
brown CAV. anu H. T. Beals, Van.
dcrhlit, Mich
Funeral services VIII be held in
the home, Monday afternoons. al 80
o'clock. with the Rev +. + Arthur.
pastor OF The Grlnu Rycraye chris
tian church. oQal.'lLg
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-24
Fireman Hurt in Crash.

Carl Scyburn. driver Of fire ell
Riuy 80 10. was slightly injured
early Saturday morning, when the
truck that he was driving collided
with an easthound Michigan-avc. car
az Michigan.ave. and Wayne-st. Sey.
burn was driving to lire at Mlcht
gan and SeCOud-avcs. He was taken
90 the cry receiving hospital, whore
several slight cuts about the face
and body were attended TO No
nmago was done 10 the fire ap.
plratus.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-24
UNKNOWN MAN
DIES ON WAY
TO HOSPITAL

An unknown man was found in
an unconscious condition, Saturday
in the alley between Brush
and Beaubien and Lafayette and
Fortsts He was alive when found
but died on the way 10 the city hos
pital. He is about So years old and
wore a black suit, black shoes and
a black hat.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-24
10 pLscuss RIver poIIution.

The international joint commits
SION that has investigated the poliu-
lon Of the boundary waters by
sewage will meet with the council
committee on sewers, Monday. in
tac city hail, 10 discuss The report
aud recommendation made by Clar
.nc " Huhbeu. the engineer who
investigated for the city the Condi-
ton @. the waters In Detroit and
vicinity.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-24
MORE PAY FOR
MILITIA FAILS

WASHINGTON, June 24.-An at.
tempt Immediately to pay the Ma
tional guardsmen On the Mexican
front $50 a month failed today after
a bitter debate i'm the senate in
which II was charged the proposal
would make mercenpries OF the mili-
tiamen.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-24
Births
RnNS

BOY -
:, samuel Basile Harper hospital,
,hihtld Love. 3i6 Euclid W. Samuel
T. Miller. 500 crane. Peter kussk. 81
pcy. David Goldberg. 307 Alfred !,
Norman G.. clifford, l44s Twenty
thjrd. Frank Ryrulik, 56l L"vettF
Harold J Cooper. 39S Field. James
g Hartley. 1919 seminole. Charles
+ MarCot. Harper hospital, Henry
Lietzau. 200 Hunt. Edward Ottamsn.
ls2 AlcNandrInc r. Wtktor Winiem-
ko. luT2 KIRBY r.. WojcicCh Nave. 81
Mcrcier, Stanislaw kubicki. 1923 Liv-
cruois. Michael Martinaihs, 623 Med
bury. Joseph Mrowcinski. l65 Forest
=, Thomas Conan. 92t Riopellc,
Frank Fuf"rka, 50 Portland Walter
q. Ryan 21S 81. Paul, Wolf Eoskin.
Harper hospital Tony Eiman. 404
Woodbridge r. Bert Halloran. 1922
Myrtle: Herbert Hcmhly, 1853
Twelfth. James Dickic 40 Lcverettc,
Guiscppc Mannheim ~ Rivard, Giu-
I'M" Gclano go Rowena. Robert J
Shahinina, loi Melrose.
GIRLS
anthony Roller. 100 Cooper Hugh
". Honaldsou. 3F1 LaBelle, Tolesfar
wirH - Lyle, Walter Moore, Boule-
ward sgntarium Rudolph Ronschkc,
go Lawton. Frank W. Beachaw. PSI
MI Vernon, Walter Rother. 1856 Par
plal William Tiede. s7s Lawndale;
Micczyslaus Goszczycki, AL Greedy:
George r. Proctor. % Dunedin WI
liam + Pollock. 962 Mt Elliott. Leon
ard Kszywda., 7o7 Hammond; stan
Jozef Tonka. 30 Bulwer. Albert Ku-
blsian l69 Cicotte Ceryl Dhemdt. 372
Winder. John Gordon, 907 Larned f.:
Gurico la Mara. 775 Rivard; Leon
ardo Russo. II Hale. Antonio Leo,
100 Illinois; Charles +. Wasserfallen
$50 Lothrop; Oscar s. Olson. 1915
Helen.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-24
so AMERICANS
TO BE RELEASED

wASHINGTON. June 2A.-Rclease
OF the so or more Americans in tho
Guanajuato colony from Carranztsta
detention. was promised today hv
the Mexico city authorities, accord.
ing TO telegram from Consul
Rodgers TO the state department
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-24
Mortuary.

w. age Sc, died nj
his home. 2s1 Northwestern ave.
June 20 beloved husband % Louise
Reals. father OF Elmer w Reals
Mrs. Orville T. Patton and charles
w Bcals, OF Detroit brother 0i
Mrs susan Kerr and VIM. w. Reals
OF Detroit. Albert Beals OF Brown
CITY and Herbert +. Reals OF Van
derbilt. Mich Funeral from resi-
Interment at Woodmere.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-24
THE PAY OF NATIONAL GUARDSMEN

Rates of national guardsmcn arc;
Brgadirr general. $40 day.
SILL
Major 81
$3.50
lieutenant, $i72
First class pri,ates n 60 cents
Of cents
infantry, 81
SERGE - of eng signal or hospital corps, $3.50
Battalion artillery chief and
musicians, 1913
uacrmaster sergeant majors OF
sis corps m class $50.
segeants or held music
81 81.
firstc S217
or coast artillery master
and chief musicians, $3.50
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-24
"coodfeuow' Sends Orphans $50.

ANDERSON. Ind June = In the
mail ~ The Madison Comfy or.
phau- Home the ether Gay Dwight
O. AunsTong found cheap look.
Ing envelope with the address, cor.
phans Home. Anderson, Ind,
scratched With a pencil. Inside was
a small piece OF cheap note paper
on which was written: Enclosed
fined $50 for the little orphans"
with the note TWO $50 and one $40
bills were folded. There was no
meme nor any word by which the
sender could be- Identified
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-24

\ great historical AMI industrial
parade is TO be- held today in New
ark. y j.. IN connection with the
celebration oi that city's Two hun.
bred and dftieth anniversary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-24
TWO-FAMILY FLATS
West of Hamilton-North of
Boulevard-Every Piece
q Bargain

Atkinson ave, 35 ft............s1,a7B
Avon avenue. 75Xl30 IT.. .,..-.. 1,055
Blaine (between Linwood and
L.awton, 80 feet. $40
Blaine (between Linwood and
Lawton), 30 feet -. 7s5
Joy road business so II. per IT. 30
Lois avenue, 35 feet............ 1850
Nicolet avenue. 35 feet,...,.. 200
Nicolet avenue, 40 feet........ 2.10O
NiColet avenue, 40 feet........ 2.200
Nicolet avenue. so et......... 3l5O
LaSalle- blvd. between PinEree
and Blaine) so tt.....,....... 1900
LoSalle blvd. (Clairmount cor.
lott 40 feet ,....,.....,.....,. 1900
I.inwood (business). IS r. per n. 90
Lothrop. west OF Linwood, 30 II. 900
Philadelphia (west OF LinwoOd)
80 ri. .............. -..........-.. 1000
Twelfth at. (business). 20 n.
per II. s....s..........H... .......... 40
Twelfth ST Cbusincss) 80 TT. 2 400
Tuxedo (north side) 70Nt29.... ZOO
The Asam-RichardSon Co.
Call Cherry $50 40 Moffat Bldg.