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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-23
Marriage Licenses

George Rurke 90 Gladys NJ
Forhau 20
clyde +. Robinson. 90. Detroit Err
ma T. Brown, %. Wyandotte
tozef Kroczyk. "a. emma Luke
vnyk, %
Adolph Kainz. "a Mary Gcisler IS
John j. Loomer, % N'ta l. bodS"
Charles o'connor g. Catherine
o'Nell o.
paul sslamsn. % Mary Storky >
Richard van Rusum, -. Detroit
Vivian \ Holt 10. Terra Hautc, Ind
Michael l. SNYDER -. Detroit
Henrietta I. Van AEtmncL a. Hart
Henry shapiro % Helen collins
Chester A. Hudson. 90. Detroit
Lulu g. Grower. 81. Lima. -.
Herman r Ni"uow, i6 Alice Fla
mont SN
John Merry lowslli o. Wvandottp
Alexandra Upiynska. 10. same
Giovanni Purpura, -, Sanda Ran
Eazzo. 20
Hsl,n W Strohben. O.. New Bruins
wick y j.. Nilccn ~ Ryan. 90 same
Percy pol"yern, %. Pearl NJ 10
2otte. -
Guy r shaner. a.. Davenport. Ia.
Grace Howsc. g. Champaign. Ill
Nicholas ,. Buuer, 30 Loretta 9
Brcrn. 30
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-23
PATRIOT BACK
FROM CAMP
AFTER FIVE DAYS

Charlie Gordon assistant village
clerk OF Highland Park. Is very pa
triotic. When the call for soldiers
for Mexican border duty was sent
out, Charlie wanted 10 go. but he
wasn't In training. SO be decided
TO become proficient in the business
OF soldier and then 10 offer him
self as a sacrifice for his country
flag He took Correspor dence
course on how 90 hold "A gun and
what 10 wear, and after 20 lessons
thought he was well on the way TO
a commission lie decided Ia no
20 the Plattsburgh training camp
and show up the other rockies. but
after five days, Charlie has re-
turned home a sadder but wiser pa
trio, He Is suffering from Bills
tered feet and stubbed toe
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-23
Highland Park Notes

Miss Rebe BsumEardner - Call-
ma Wheeler IN KalRmazoo
Dr. and Mrs J. - Gordon. Nr. and
Mrs Grant Skillmau and Miss Nj
Goblin. OF Cincinnati. have returned
home after visiting Mr.. and Mrs
n Wait No ls2 Cortland-Rve
Miss Dorothy Kline. 81 Highland .
ave. Is being entertained by Miss
Helen Bradley ~ lockwood, Mich
Mr.. and Mrs r. j. Henry and Nj
and Mrs A watson have arrived
home from Grand lake. where they
Mr.. ana Mrs creole White Wilson
have returned 10 their home In Cum
berland, Nd, after visit with MI
and Mrs webb Smith. No % Nc
Miss Lima ward. No. 1. Bu.na Wis
ta-ave west, has left 20 spend the re-
msinder Of the summer in Saginaw,
the home OF her parents,
r. " Parsons. % Third and olen-
dale ayes r. spending the summer
in Ypsilanti. his former home.
W. r. search, No IS Highland ave &.
left today for Saginaw and Ray city
where he VIII spend the rest 81 the
week on buRjness
Mrs Charles Trickey and son Raw
have returned home 20 No. ~ High
lsnd-ave from cherry Beach. where
they spent several weeks
Mrs William porcs. No, isb Elm
hurHt-Rve.. ia entertaining her moth
er. Mrs. Mdnns. ~ ST Thomas. Ont,
Mrs. Charles Qunntren and son
Arthur. No. az Glendale ave, are
spending few weeks I'm London. ont
Mr. ana Mrs. Stearns are taking up
their new residence AZ No. sql Rich
ton-aye.
Mrs Lillian Priestapp, who has
been spending n few months st Rich
mond. Mich, with relatives, IL visit
ing this Week with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Bradley. No 22i Cortland ave.
cards have been Issued announcing
the marriage OF Miss Flossle Pagan.
a school teacher OF tho Ferris school,
Highland PARK 90 Albert T. Booming.
OF Fcnt0n. Mich tho wedding 20 take
place Thursday morning. Aug. 81. ~
st Johns church, Fenton. The we'd
Holly Mich. the home 81 tho brides
SIR and Mrs. O. c. waggoncr moved
Tuesday from No. 2is Richton-avo 20
Harry Stedman, No 90 Grand ave.
east. LEFT Tuesday for California 10
spend n few weeks
MlSA Lillian Pricstapp who IL Wis
iting Mrs Frank Bradley No 22t
Cortland-aNc.. spent Tuesday In Mt.
Clemens with friends
Mas Lawrence and daughter Ress.
No ~ Buenn Niata-ave west. have
left for To-day visit with relatives
in Hudson, Mich.
Miss streator. teacher OF English
IN tho UlEn trhNNl ~ spending hef
vacation IN Virginia
Mr. Prakken. Of No I2s Glendale
ave. has returned from visiting with
O q. Leonard. near saline Mich.
Mrs Down and two children. %
WAVorlv- ave. have lrft 90 spcnd n
Few weeks IN Syracuse. y v They
will bo Joined by Mr.. Down az the
end ~ the ewcek
Misc Elizabeth Glasrord. No $50
Ruena Ni-ta-avc west. IN spending
her vacation in her mono In Capac.
Mich
r. q Potter. head ~ the CONNER
lcial department of the high school,
No. 1aq CortlaDd-avc., viii be married
THURSDAY Ia Birmingham 20 Miss Up
degrRn
Miss Eiinor Daley 40 $50 Mon
tercv-Rvc. will leave IN few days
TO visit with Miss Elizabeth Glas-
ford 81 CapRc, Mich.
Mas Anne Marguerite Drew, Of
,Grand-ave east. has returned home
from n viait with Mr.. and Mrs. De-
vey at the 81 clair FLATS
Mr. and Mrs. Al ~. Zuidsna -
Farrand-pk. are spending thew w.
estior In Hoiisnd. Mich
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-23
HIGHLAND PARK
MAN is BADLY
INJURED WHEN
THROWN FROM CAR

Chained Mustnte No. 203 Gerald.
ave. highland park, wa seriou ly
injured when me- WAS thrown from
moving WcodwarG.uye. ear ~ the
conductor. Tuesday afternoon.
NuNolo vas one of number Of
persons waiting fo- q car r. The cor
ner of Woo lNardaye aud DIVISION
st. The car thar stopped was crowd
ed ana started TO. move before
Mustulo got on Hc ran q short dis
tance with il end Jumped on as tho
door, were stiIl open, only TO b.
thrown of
PASSENGERS on The car took tho
CONDUCTOR number and reported
tie matter 10 the police The in
jurcd mar was ,alen 10 the office of
pr Frank Suggs. 30 29io Wood
ward ave, whore ne was treated.
The police HAY" been unable thus
far tc Locate the conductor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-23

SCHROEDER QUITS
AS PRESIDENT
OF HAMTRAMCK

Arthur p Schroeder president OF
Hamtramck village, has resigned his
position and also his Office as pres
ident ~ the board OF education OF
the village Both resigned. have
been accepted.
The reason given by Mr. Schroe-
der for both designations Is his re
moval 20 his new home in Detroit.
Trustee Edward Russell Is acting
president. and may be elected 20
the Office In the meeting Of the
council. Thursday evening \ new
trustee viii also have 10 De elected,
but there will he no special cleo
tion. as the village council has the
right 10 appoint trustees or a presi-
dent when p vacancy Is created be.
fore an election
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-23
MOrtuary.


CtR0N suddenly. AUG 81, at Goder-
irh. George clark Caron. son OF Or
George q. Caron ana Mrs. Netti'
clark CarOu. and brother OF Mar .
uarct Elizabeth Caron. Funeral
services from house, l52 La StlI'
Gardens Thursday Al p, m. Bur
ial private.
CROWLEY AUG. II. 1915. at his
sons residence. JGS stlawn- ave.
John j.. beloved husband Of the lat.
polphinc Van l'amme crowley and
father 81 &. :. Crowley, OF Omaha,
Neu. Mr. - T. TITUS. OF Chicago,
III and H. ~. crowley. Of Detroit.
Funeral from above residence ~
~ church 80 the Npnuncintion ~
go O'Clock Thursday n m, by
Limousine
NESSLE- 90. 1915 Catherine.
darling daughter or Mr.. and Mrs.
El e.. GIlessic tuee Matilda Shooc
aged n months Funeral from res
dencc. sos Sheridau-avc.. Thursday
a. go ANA to -. GATHERINGS church
no chicago and Newark, y. d.
papers please copy.
~ NRSIIN AN-AuV 80. At residence.
106 FrrcSt-avo ~. AlonZo NJ, he
loved husband ~ Orilia NJ. Harsh
man. father of Mrs l. ~ Tunison.
aged 30 years. Notice Of funeral
hereafter
lie MESSURIEH Aug 81. at the
residence q her daughter, Mrs. F
7 prismall. 3fS Delaware ave. Mrs.
Rachel Cunning lie McsSurier. be-
loved mother Of George r CUNNING.
Mrs clara cunning Shields. Jose'
r L. Nessurier. Mrs Dorcas +.
Shields and Mrs Marie Louise Prie-
mall and William !. lie Messuricr.
RICE Nur~i baker. aged go years.
beloved VIE ~ Clarence Rice. and
mother 81 Alodia Funeral from
3l3 Virginia Park. Thursday, Aug
81
VT ERGES-Aug 90. Catherine, aged
50 years. beloved wife OF Jacob
WuerG,s. and dear mother OF Mrs.
Eugene lynda. Frank. Rose. celia
aud clara. sister ~ Gertrude Al
bright Funeral from residence,
I2l0 Concord-ave.. Thursday, Aug
"a NJ $40 a m - Anthony g
church at 3 o'clock Burial az Nj.
Elliott cemetery.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-23
Attacked wife. Is chsroe

Frank Schmecht, Ford employe
Highland Park. was arrested, Tues
day, on a charge OF assault ard bat.
terry preferred by his wife His
trial was set for Thursday. Augi. g..
Al 10 a. m, in Justice Bendelow's
court Bail was placed AT 5000. with
TWO sureties. In default OF which he
Was remanded 10 all 20 await trial
Schmecht's wife has had 10 leave
him several times because OF his
abuse. SIX
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-23
FORD co. WILL
FORCE CLEANUP

After several conferences between
officials OF the Ford Motor Co. ana
trustees OF Hamtramck township,
the company has finally decided 10
cooperate with the authorities M
cleaning up the district east OF
Highland Park known A. Hell s.
Half Acde" Several inspectors viii
no put 70 wor khy the company 10
force all OF It's employees In the dis
trict 20 clean up their homes or 10
move 10 cleaner quarters The Ford
company has close so 1000 employees
living in this section
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-23
Deaths

Charles Floody. Receiving hospital.
g. years. fractured Skun, John L.
kruger. Grace hospital, AZ years. m
quest pending. Peter NrObleWakl'
Children Free hospital, 3 months
maInutrition. Joseph A. Toupin, Grace
hozpitai. 20 years, perforated ulcer;
Mike Calls, $40 Brush, 20 years, pull
monary tuberculosis; Edward Ulln-
ski 500 AteXandrine f., II months
diarrhca and enteritisi Margaret NJ
Seburn. 100 Grinnell. months. ma .
rasinus cecil Il. Johnson, Children, =
Free hospital. 10 years, tuberculosis
Of lungs: Annie Davis 26S y Twelfth
% years. carcinoma of larynN; VII
liam Williamson, Receiving hospital
about 80 years. alcoholism, Ferdinand
Fletcher 4S7 Mullett, 8 months ma
raSInus. Edward l.. Moon, Livernois
orrhare from injuries, Bronis law
I,uduik, 500 willis -, months. diar o.
rhea and crtarltis. Dorothy Mailman,
3o2 AeNaudriue. month"; dysen-
terry; Jan ptak. I Boes alley, about 10
years. pulmonary tuberculosis, John
Suminskl 1908 Dubois. 80 years, heat
prostration, Raymond Nerrist. Har-
per hospital. years. tuhcrcular men
nights. Mar. am T. Banm. 3o2 CAR
mount. ! year meningitis; John Lee
waUdovsk. Milwaukee Junction
round house. 81 wears. inquest pend To-
ing Albert T.. Maynard, 1852 Vine
wood. - years myocarditls Nellie
VI Branch. 700 ClairmDnt months,
diphthoriu. Mrs. Rose Connolly. Har-
per hospital 80 years. acute uremla
Ralph l.. Anderson, Samaritan hospi-
tal % years acut" appendicltIs
Thomas ! stark. Harper hospital. 90
years nephritis John 6. Kennedy;
5l2 Nc Kinstry, II years, abdominal
tumor. Alozy Ryba. 116 Lawson. l
month. illeo-colttis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-23
MOTORISTS NOT
OBLIGED TO STOP
BEHIND CARS

"A number oi motorists travelling
through Highland Park believe that
they are forced TO stop behind g.
car AZ each corner," said Sergt. Paul
Gay, OF the Higlilnd Park police.
This b, not The case. The safety
zones IN this village are six feet
wide When occupied by ear
there is but three 'cot left. 30 a
motorist must drive three feet near
or the curb In order TO stll give
the passengers In the zone siN feet
OF safety That is all We require
here. A motorist is liable 10 fine
n ne does not do this but ne does
not have 10 stop
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-23
BOARD OF EDUCATION
DETROIT, MICHIGAN
PED
ESTAL DESKS-NORTH-
ERN HIGH SCHOOL.
Detroit Mon. Aug 23. t9is.

Detroit Mon. Aug %. 1915
Seul-d proposals VIII be received
a. this utAce until 1900 o'clock
noon on September 18TH 1915. ior
furnishing and installing, complete.
~ the Northern High school build
iug single pedestal desks
Proposals must be submitted nc
rordine 20 SPECIFICATIONS on forms
Furnished by TIE secretary. which
may be- had upon application at this
office.
s. certified check la the amount OF
S5uu.Up must accompany bids and the
successful bidder VIII be required TO
enter iuto contract. furnishing there
with surety Company bonds
Tho BOARD ~ Education reserves
The right Co rcirat any or AL bids.
CHNs 4 GADD,
Secretary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-23
Births

BOYS
John q Dilworth. Providence hos
pitsl, walter !. Belts. Providence
hospital. oscar n Hansrry P ,cs DE- me-,
don, Joseph Falks 35t Williams
Charles e. Page. sos sherman Ralph
II. Payne. 3l+ Fifteenth, Frederick
W Rudd. III T.. Elizabeth ENgene
r. Springer. as clements, Marry J
Fehrenbach, $50 Fairview. Frederick
r. Martin. Harper hospital. Joseph \
Long, lt7A Woodward Boleslav Da-
Ida. 1912 Tarnow; steve KwRsniak
2So Garneld Walter Nelthorpc. 6S5
Fisher, John u. Abbot, 1862 EngN
Leonard A. Burkhardt. 500 Hillger
Anthony zusga. $50 Mitchell; stan
ley NJ Copland s65 Cadillac. Dennis
erts. 2l9 Spruce. Fred Whitbread
1909 Concord John W Archambault
2o1 Porter Morcellus Schiappacasse,
i4e Congress, John lalka, 3S9 Plum
er. Moses Nathan. woman's hospital
Frederick j. Taylor. 1876 Robins, Ed
ward banncmann. Samaritan hOspi-
tai. Richard Scruggs. 2s Western
Market: Mike Bochock. III ST Jo-
seph, John DziedZic. g Julia. Charles
a Riskner, 76 Junction Robert Lam
iEan, 724 Eighteenth, Joseph \. Ches-
ter, 3S7 clay, Massimo pisandol ~
Cadillac; Litterio Moschilli. 100 T..
Fort, Louis Slatkin, 2S6 Rowena OF
thrio Fiorini. 34S Mullett, Ridcway
Woodley. 237 Dix. Isaac Kla sky. l4j
Livingstone. Polhebyk Herman, SIS
Hazlett, Stanislaw PioSz. 393 Thirty
third James y Fouch. l0l Witt;
John Kwolck. 1909 Tarnow Daniel
Lane. i2l2la Wabash. Lawrence /.
LOTUS. 81 Hardwood isadorc Le-
gall 1880 Russell Michael Monga.
liz Post
John - siege. Providence hospital
MAMMALIAN Bornueshi. SID Rlopeile;
i1wack, Dacey: John il. whitmore,
Sc Worcester; Peter J. Urbanowiccz,
1881 Frederick: Henry Groukiewicz.
90 Miles John Klein. as Nesson
Peter OlszawslSa 1916 Campbell
Roscoe Golfers. SO prcntis, elsa. ~
Bancroft 2oS tTendrie Allen KurkR
221o Russell. Clarence ~, Smart, 81
bois. John r. Cameron. l17l McClel-
Ian Thos Gibson. oS1 John n. Al
fred Jacobs. SIC Lafayette. samuel
Rubin. los superior Henry Stanos-
lAuski. 6i5 Mitchell; Julius HalInow-
ski. $50 Grandy.. Julius Rencsak, 81
Pleasant Fird Zusman. i27 BENTON
Walter Fielding. ~ Palms. John A.
puner. Grace hospital Vincenzo
Reitliue, $50 Larncd; Vito Satinella
2ST clinton. gabrielle FrapanI 3SG
Fort L.. Ontanio ColAnRelo. pa Coop
Or Salvatore Cevolicre. i66 Riopelle
James crawford. ~. Chapman; Lloyd
Collier. Grace hospital annex; Isidol
a1e Wesson, Joe Olszewski, es5
pi Abraham weiner si7a2. Russell
James u Hall. II T. Montcalm. Ar.
thur Mechan, as Crane. Jacob six
ltelee los Reals; Anthony Chapp. 15s
Hale, stanley Slominski. 2se Buch-
ansn.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-23
BOARD OF EDUCATION

SeCfetdrNF OTlce, 90 bfoAuNay.
Detroit, Mich. Aug. "a. 1918.
BIDS--ERECTION TWENTY ROOM
SCHOOL BtILDLNG-CICoI. Nc
GRAM. rII'rsBURG AND GIL
Sealed PROPOSALS will be received
at this office until AIS o'clock p. m,
Tuesday. September 18th. 1915. for
furnishing all labor and material
twenty room school building in block
bounded by Cicotte, McGraw. Pitts
burg and Gilbert avenues
Proposals will he received as fol-
lows:
Proposals for the entire Job
Proposals under the four-bid form,
as follows
General Mason specifications.
General Carpenter Specifications
Heating, Ventllating and Plumbing
Specifications
Electric Wiring.
Also proposals for all separate
classes OF work
It is especially desired that con-
tractors bid on all separate classes
OF work Plans and specihcati tons
covering all work embraced in the
Architects plans and specifcations.
may be seen ut the office OF the ar
chit"cts -Malcomson q Higglnbot-
ham. 40i NCTat building
Plans and specifications covering
all work embraced In the consult
ms engineers plans and specinca-
tions. may be seen at the office OF
the consulting engineers. zimmerman
~ McColl, 23is Peuobscot building.
Proposals must be submitted on
forms furnished by the architects or
consulting engineers ana must be ac-
compapicd by certified check or
cash equal TO SO or the bid a surety
company bond VIII not he accepted
In connection with the submitting OF
proposals.
General contractors must submit.
attached 20 their proposals, the
names ~ all their sub-contractors.
a deposit OF $40 is required for
, each set OF plans TO be repaid whey
plans are returned. Also rental OF
s. per day viii be charged contrac-
tors who retain plans longer than
agreed.
The BOARD 81 Education reserves
the right 20 reject any or all bids.
CHARLES A. GADD.
Secretary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-23

Political statistical experts find
themselves somewhat baifed in try
ing 20 figure out just what the size
OF Dctroit's new vote will be- As the
result Of the City's rapid growth.
That there are between $4,000 and
$4,000 now voters is the belief OF
many Of these experts.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-23
MACHINERY FOR SALE
FOR sALE-FARMs

80 ACRES . y miles south Of Wayne,
about acres in berries. good pOul-
try house, stock. tools and crops,
$4,000 down Would consider city
property. No agents. Box II No.
6S Detroit Times.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-23

First general railroad strike in
America began at Martinsburg, w.
Va, July rs. 1877, against reduced
wages. lasted three months and
became extensive and widespread
Many millions In property de
stroyed. Strike unsuccsssful.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-23

The Mining Journal, OF Marquette,
one OF the most influential newspa-
pers in the upper peninsula, In a
recent issue came out strongly In
support OF Frank b. Leland for the
gubernatorial nomination.
Frank Potter. Jr., Republican cam
didatc for the state legislature from
Detroit. IL doing whole lot OF per
sonal work In his campaign This
b. his first quest after a political Of
fee. Mr.. Potter Is editor and pub
Usher Of "A militia news magazine.
The Hiker. monthly issued in De
troit. Hc was formerly in he bank.
ing business and for some time was
connected with the cotton seed OIL
industry There are &c candidates
seeking election, IL TO be chosen.
seven 10 be returned and four new
ones in the field.
Aid Robert W Rutter. who IL
candidate for county authorship,
has discovered that he has Scottish
blood In his veins, and placards
showing him IN kills and carrying
bagpipes are appearing.
State Dairy and Food Commits
sioner James w Helme, and Ed
ward Frensdorf, OF Hudson. who are
fostering the campaign 10 get Dem.
ocratic voters to sign I'm the name
OF Henry Ford on their primary bal
lots, were In Detroit, Monday, to
push their cause Incidentally II
might be added that reports from
various parts of the state indicate
strong Ford sentiment, especially
In the rural districts.
George NJ Condor. candidate for
the Republican nomination for state
senator In the Fourth district. com
prising the Eighth, Tenth, Tw-fth
and Fourteenth wards, Is making a
vigorous campaign. and cites his
eight years record on the board Of
education in support Of his candi-
dacy Mr. Condor has practiced law
in Detroit for nearly % years. has
= wide circle Of friends, and has al
ways taken lively interest IN rIb-
ic affairs
Political statistical experts find
themselves somewhat baffled in try
ing 10 figure out just what the size
OF Dotroit's new vote will be- As the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-23
['IE:: OPP. !: : :;
- :; Al,,E.. ! !
ONE CENT A WORD

Cash with order. II charged. &C
line.
No transient Advertising inserted
for less than l5c with cash III
charged, isc per Insertion.
The above rates apply 10 all classl
flcations except Births. Cards OF
Thanks. Obituaries Meeting Notices
etc.
Births. Deaths. Cards OF Thanks
and Meeting Notices = MiniInun
Eacn additional word. l i-3cI
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-23
In Politics

The Mining Journal, Of Marquette,
one OF the most influential newspa-
pers in the upper peninsula, In a
recent issue came out strongly In
support OF Frank h. Leland for the
gubernatorial nomination.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-23
NEAR UTICA

70 acres Hrst-class soil. fair build
ings. horses. 6 head OF cattle, all
other stock crops ana tools for
property. Tromley Wilson Co
Cadillac 6909 1916 chamber OF
Commerce bldg.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-23

Anne Henrietta Martin president
OF the National womans party, II
n. native OF Nevada and graduate
~ its state university. She Is a
prolific writer for the press and
has long been prominent in social
reform movements.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-23
90 ACRES

10 miles from city hall; good garden
ana celery land close to car line. 9
$4,000 terms. Five acres near Lake
81. Clair, good garden land. fine To-
cation. VIII sell on easy terms.
Tromley. Wilson Co. Cadillac 5000
1915 Chamber Of Commerce bldg
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-23
5 ACRES
MICHIGAN AVE.

Good 7-room house. other outhuild-
iuRs all painted. elegant shade. APP
piles. pears peaches, plums. grapes,
cherries ana berries. on this prop
erty, q Ia the place you have been
looking for. Sell on easy terms,
y TTomley. Wilson Co. Cadillac 69O9.
10l6 chamber 81 Commerce bldg.
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HIGHLAND PARK

llNrillsAIND ANN
THREE fine homes. 3 and 4
bed rooms, second block west
of Woodward. Excellent con-
dition. Easy terms. Owner
Hemlock 1027-R. No agents
need apply.
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Residence Bargain

LothroD. between Hamilton and
Woodward. solid brick. bed
rooms. large lot garage. price
only $500. terms See Mr. Johnson.
tTFRIN-BABtOC GODFREY co,
Cad 1880. 4l4 FGrwell Bldg
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PLYMOUTH ROAD

10 acres only II miles from city hall
fronting on stone road To Ply
mouth. Good soil and buildings
Price only $4,000. terms
GRAND RIVER
100 acres choice soil ideal location:
good buildings 90 acres under cul-
tivation and tilo drained. and 10
acres good timber We can sell YOU
this farm for $4,000 on terms or
might take some trade
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Residence Special

One Of the most attractive and best
built hricl- veneer semi Bungalows
IN northwestern section. large liv-
ing room. FIRE place, bed rooms
and sleeping porch, steam heat
LARGE lot. Gear garage. price only
$500 500 Mr.. Johnson
GtEIRiN- BNBCOCK- GODFREY co,
cad 1880. ~ Farwell bldg
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED-Party with capital or
$1,000 20 invest in n good paying
restaurant business Address box
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