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Evening journal., 1916-05-12
COUNTY OFFICER
ENDORSES GOOD
BRAND FOR Chew
Clean. Fresh Features of
American Navy Impress
Deputy John [. WTiqht

The reason why so many keen, ex-
perienced judges OF tobacco arc now
chewing American Navy is that it gives
them a pleasure and a comfort they
can't get in any other way. When
John L. Wright, Deputy Clerk Of
Peace, Wilmington. takes the trouble TO
write as follows about American Navy
it certainly must be a chew worth
while.
For a good tobacco can see no
other than AMERICAN -IANY. Ny
dealer also knows want AMERICAN
NAVY when / ask for a chew. Every
package is securely wrapped in paper
and tin foil and this insures a good,
clean chew at all times"
American Navy will give yoH equal
satisfaction and pleasure.
American Navy is made OF choice.
selected. whole leaf. in a clean, ssni-
tary factory. The leaf is the same
kind as used in good cigars, but instead
OF being loose cuttings. it is whole long
leaf, pressed into plug form. forcing
the sweet, fruity juice through the en-
tire plug
This is why American Navy is so
full OF the choicest favor-why every
chew of it is such a pleasure r
You'll endorse everything Mr.
Wright says when you take your first
chew of American Navy It's an eye
opener for quality and a big value in
every way. Ask your dealer for II.
see what big cut YOU get for a dime
or even for a nickel.
Evening journal., 1916-05-12
Locals WILL shoot
IN baltimore match
Get Chance Tomorrow TO
Win 0riOle Club
Prizes
SPECIAL TROPHY
FOR THE HIGH MAN

A number OF local trapshootels will
go to Baltimore tomorrow to shoot in
the First Registered tournament Of
the Oriole Gun Club, Baltimore. Md. A
fine program has been arranged. and
many attractive prizes are being offer
ed, so that banner attendance from
all through Maryland, Delaware and
the District Of Columbia is assured.
There will be ten events of 20 tar
gets each. and three fine prizes. val
ued at 500. will be awarded on the
first 100 targets or five events. The
prizes will be:
1. Gold watch. thin model.
.. Three piece carving set.
3. Silver water pitcher.
On the second five events or the
last 100 targets an additional $50,
worth OF prizes will be awarded on
the Lewis Glass System, the first three
prizes mentioned being awarded on
High Gun System. Prizes on the last
100 are
l. Twelve sterling silver teaspoons
g. Solid gold pearl scarf pin.
g. Gold cuff links with diamond
setting.
There Is also a special trophy for
the shooter making high score on the
so targets shot at over Trap No. ?.
This is a gold watch offered by Ed
ward l.. Bartlett Baltimore amateur
who shot so well at the New York
Athletic Clubs amateur championship
shoot last week.
The Oriole Gun Club grounds are
conceded to be a 'ng the finest and
best cou'n"el in the country. The
shco- START az 1890 o'clock. II. l..
Woithngton will have charge OF the
shoot with j. W. Hawkins as secre-
tary. and Lester German assisting.
The Interstate Association prizes will
he awarded as follows: S25 divided be-
tween five high guns on 200 targets.
and five prizes. valued at s. each,
awarded among the shooters on the
Lewis Glass System. all on 200 tar
gets.
At least Is local shooters are ex-
pected to attend
Evening journal., 1916-05-12
COAST PRODUCES A
RIVAL TO PING BODIE

Ping Bodies fence busting exploits
have been forgotten since girst Base
man Louis Custo donncd Portland
Coast leagucl spangles Guisto grad
uaied last June from st. Mary's Col
lege. In Portlaud's first ~ games this
spring he combod seven homers. One
of the circuit sWats was made in "a
Sunday morning contest and two were
ndded M the altemoOn tilt.
Evening journal., 1916-05-12
BELLEVUE SITE FOR
THE NEW Gun CLUB
Wilmington TrapShOoting
Association Takes Lease
and Will Get Busy
at Once
COMMODIOUS CLUB
HOUSE ASSURED

Omcials OF the Wilmington Trap
shooting Association are enthusiastic
over the prospect of success for the
new club. A long lease has been OBJ
tanned on piece Of property on the
Philadelphia Pike. known as the Old
Homestead. which is just beyond
Bellevue. and this will be improved
and a gun club started. which will be
second to none i'm the country.
The prominent features of the lOca-
tion secured are its accessibility, and
its adaptability for gunclub purposes.
A good auto road will be built from
the pike into the club. distance OF a
few hundred feet and suitable park
ing for autos provided. A club house
will he built. traps installed and the
grounds otherwise fitted up in keep
ing with the idea of giving trapshoot-
ers generally proper shooting facil-
tiles The Darby trolley runs right
through the property. and one may
step off the trolley car within few
feet Of the proposed location Of the
club house.
A civil engineer and an architect
have been engaged to 90 into the de-
tails OF the proposition thoroughly
and no time will be lost in getting the
club ready for occupancy. II is the
idea and desire OF the club officials to
have the membership Of the club COM
posed Of all sportsmen who arc in
any way interested in trapshOoting or
the preservation and propagation OF
game birds and the conservation OF
wild life.
Up to the present time the officials
OF the new club have not waged a
campaign for members. as they de-
sired to get some Of the details cleared
up before going ahead and soliciting
now members, and then il was neces-
sary TO know just what they would
have TO offer before they could present
the proposition intelligently to pros
pectiye members. They are now ready
TO go ahead. and will leave nothing
undone to secure as members ever,
interested sportsman in this section
Il is doubtful If any club ever start
ed with so many assurances Of sue
cess. as the officials of the club hav'
daily. almost. had TO turn down ap
plicatiOns for membership, from mel
who knew OF the proposed club anI
were most anxious to join. It is ex
pected that fully $50 members will b'
registered before the first shot is fireC
at the club which it is hoped will b'
sometime in June.
The present officers OF the club are
William J. Highfeld, president: c
Thorpe Martin. vice president; r. r
Calvin. secretary; william g. Robelen
treasurer and Harry p. Carlon, fielt
captain; while the directors are th'
above and A. B. Richardson. John II
Minnick. c. T. Marshall. Isaac Tur
ner. r. W. Baker. and r. NJ. Ross. an'
all Of the above named will be gla'
20 discuss with onyOne interested th'
matter OF membership in the club
Letters will be sent out in shor
time explaining the proposition fully
and everything possible done to .ge
sportsmen interested. Il is worthy o
note. also. that several trophies hav'
already been promised the club b!
interested friends and members.
Evening journal., 1916-05-12
.ARMLESS Rein (MAN TRAINS
HORSES FOR TRACK

Colby Turner is armless, yet he Is one
of the best trainers of race horses IN
the business. lie is now located at the
Nenia lOhiol Fair grounds track, where
he lie shaping up a corking stable OF
trottcrs and PAGERS for the 1910 can't
paigu on hat-mile tracks. Turner has
no mechanical attachments. but loops
the rein over his shoulders and stumps
much like j. l.. Lindauer, the kaukauna
tNis.l horseman. who has only one
arm.
Evening journal., 1916-05-12
Once BEAT SIECHER: ASKS
FOR RETURN BOUT

Earl Caddock. OF Anita, la. 1856
pound wrestler. and the only man who
ever pinned Joe Stechor to the mat
(before Joe became a professionaD
is going to try a repeater on the SEN
sational Nobrasllan Caddock. how
ever asks that he be matched with
Lewis. Aberg. Cutler. Zbyszko, Orde-
man and Americus before he again
tackles Stecher Caddock is college
bred and known as "thc boy with a
thousand holds"
Evening journal., 1916-05-12
Head OF naval BOARD |
HANDY BOXER

representative Fred Bntten, from H.
linois, chairman of the naval commit
tee in the House is not only an expert
in his present line. but handy man
with the gloves. When a youngster he
was one of the best boxers in the
Olympic club of san Francisco. Brit.
ten was a lightweight then and packed
left hook as deadly as that of DaI
Hawkins. With 1iv Krehng he toured
10 the worlds fair in 1898. Brittcn re-
maned in Chicago.
Evening journal., 1916-05-12
p B. S W. TO
PLAY At NEWARK

Although badly defeated last week,
the p, B. & W. r. r. A. A. ball team
Wilmington representative in the
Motive Power League OF the Penn
sylvania railroad. is not disheartened
and Manager Donlan expects to come
home from Newark tomorrow. where
he will meet the Jersey City nine,
with the bacon.
Evening journal., 1916-05-12
snrrmSInE YS. EAST ENn.

Southside and East End will meet
tomorrow at Thirty-siXth and Spruce
streets. Southside defeated Newport
last Saturday by the score Of 10 4.
Manager Reedcr would like TO book
games with Keystone. BeechwOOd. I'm
manuel, or any other fast team Of this
class. For challenges address G..
Reeder. No. 503 Heald street or call
Joe Patterson. ID. and A. phone.
3566-W
Evening journal., 1916-05-12
FREMONT vs.. ELKTON.

fremont is in fine condition for
their game with Elkton which will
be played at the Maryland Gretna
Green tomorrow afternoon. The locals
will use their strongest lineup and
expect 10 bring home the bacon All
players are requested to report ar No.
115 Fulton street tomorrow afternoon
az / o'clock
Evening journal., 1916-05-12
p. r. AND W. 4. 4. SHOOT.

The p. B. and W. r. Il. A. A. Gun
Club will hold It's regular weekly shoot
on its traps at Todd's Cut tomorrow
afternoon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-16
Ordinance No. 360-A.

AN ORDINANCE 90 amend an Ordi
nance entitled IAN ordinance q
amend section of an ordinance en-
titled An ordinance Arescribing Ger
tain limits within fAe City or De
troit. where saloons In which spirit
uous Intoxicating - malt iiquori
are sold AS n beverage shall no
hereafter he established and main
tanned, and spirituOus, Intoxicating
or malt liquors sold therein, and q
repeal NIL ordinances inconsisten
herewith, approved Jan. 2, ioOs."
IT IS ,,d HER z 6Y, , 9kpAi EiEy BBA
Section /. That an ordinance
entitled An ordinance to amend
Section 8 OF an ordinance en-
certain limits within the City Of
Detroit where saloons in which
spirituous, intoxicating or malt
liquors are sold as beverage
shall not hereafter be established
and maintained. and ,spirituous;
Intoxicating. or malt liquors sold
therein. and to repeal oil ordi-
nances inconsistent herewith, APP
proved Jan. 2. 1905" be. and the
same 70 hereby amended to read
Sec. .. No saloon where spiritu-
Gus. intoxicating or malt liquors
are sold a. beverage shall be
hereafter established and main
in the City OF Detroit described
as follows: All that portion OF
the city bounded on the north by
the northerly city limits; ON the
east by the center line OF Chene
ter e line OF Of Msrper avenue .n and don on
the west by the center line OF
Dubois street; also all that por-
ton OF the city described as fol-
lows; Commencing at a point In
nue. at the intersection OF the
center line of Dubois street;
thence northerly along the center
line OF Dubois street to the north
erly city limits: thence along the
to the center line OF Clay avenue;
thence westerly along the center
line OF Clay avenue TO the right
of-way OF the D.. q. ii. & NJ. Ry:
thence southerly along the right
to the center line OF Milwaukee
avenue; thence easterly along the
center line of Milwaukee avenue
to the place of beginning; afso all
that part OF the territory within
the City of Detroit bounded on
the north by line 100 feet north
erly from and parallel to the
north line of Jefferson avenue. on
the east by the center line OF
Chene street: on the west by the
center line OF Dequindre street.
and on the south by the national
boundary line In the Detroit river.
Excepting, however. the follow
ing described parcel Of land: Lots
and 4 OF kohler's subdivision OF
part OF lot 2, sub. OF quarter sec
tons 30. 40, Al. az and 80, 1000
acre tract. according to the re-
corded plat In liber Is OF Plats,
page 10. Register OF Deeds Office.
Wayne County, Mich. said prem
Uses being on the southwest cor
ner OF Newton and Jos. Campau
avenue; excepting also the fol-
lowing described parcel OF land
situated at the corner OF Norton
and st. Aubin avenues. lots Nos.
~ and as OF the subdivision
OF that part Of outlots \ 3
and 4 of the subdivision of
the west half OF quarter Sec
ton SO. 10000 acre tract, between
the Boulevard and Young street
according to the plat recorded In
liber 20 OF plats. page 6.
Sec. 2. This ordinance shall
take Immediate effect.
Approved May .. 1915.
OSCAR n. MARX.
Ys:.ss. RICHARD d t1sP si:iii.
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Ordinance No. 36l.A.

A. ORDINANCE 10 amend District q
Of IN ordnance entitled IAN ordi-
nance prescribing certain limits
within the CITY OF Detroit wherein
Iislsed and maintained places or To-
catlous for the sale at Wholesale
Of spirituous. Intoxicating or malt
1iauors."
1T rs HEREBY ORDAINED BY
TIE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF
DETROIT:
section I. That District g Of an
ordinance entitled AN ordinance
prescribing certain limits within
the City of Detroit wherein there
shalt not hereafter be established
ana and m noI tai PLACES or locs,
spiri,uous. % intoNicXin w"o or matt IL
liquors" be and the same II here
BY amended to read as follows;
Dist. G. Beginning at the inter-
section OF the National Boundary
Line with the center line OF Firth
street projected: thence norther-
ly along said line and along the
center line OF Fifth street TO tho
center line OF Grand River ave.
nue.; thence northwesterly along
avenue to the. center line OF
Greenwood avenue; thence north
erly along the. center line OF
Greenwood avenue and Hamilton
boulevard to the northeriy limits
a Oh. the no city; tnenGe , westerly a'ons
to the westerly city limits: thence
southerly along the westerly city
limits to point 233 feet north OF
the center line OF Bancroft avenue;
thence westerly on a line parallel
with said Bancroft avenue and
233 feet northcrly Of the center
line thereof (being the boundary
limits OF the ctty). TO the center
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-16

line OF Wilson avenue: thence
southerly along the center line
OF Wilson avenue to the center
line OF Seward avenue, thence
easterly along the center line OF
seward avenue to the center line
OF Greenfield avenue: thence
southerly along tho center line OF
Greenfield avenue to the center
line Of Grand Boulevard west;
thence easterly along the center
line OF said boulevard 70 the IN
tersection with the center line OF
Sterling avenue projected; thence
southwesterly along the center
line OF said Sterling avenue 20
the center line OF Holden avenue.
thence southeastcrly along the
center line OF Holden avenue 10
the center line OF Trumbull ave-
nue.; thence southerly along the
center line Of Trumbull avenue
To the renter line OF Fort street
west; thence easterly along the
center line OF Fort street west 70
thence southerly along the center
line OF Eighth street and said
center line projected 10 the Ma
tional Boundary Line; thence
easterly along the National Boun-
Diary Line to the place OF begin
lowing described parcels: Lots .
and 7. Dickinson's Section OF the
Labrosse Farm. being lot 20 and
the eastern part Of lot 20 north
of Grand River Avenue. being
premises known as 400-4O2 Grand
River avenue.
Sec. 2. This ordinance shall
take immediate effect.
Approved May Q. 1915.
OSCAR Il. MARX,
Mayor.
Ittest: RICHARD LINDSAY.
B-735 CITY Clerk.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-16

Walter G.. Piper and Edward A.
Loveley have just returned from
Pittsburgh. where they attended
complimentary dinner given by the
Pittsburgh National association for
Henry A. Haas, newly-elected pres
ident of the National Association Of
Real Estate boards. He will take
Office in June at the next executive
committee meeting. The dates for
this meeting have been selected. to
be held at Columbus, o.. June II
and Is.
Retiring President Piper and Mr..
Lovelcy\ presented Mr.. Haas with a
beautiful ivory gavel In Pittsburgh.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-16
Ordinance No. 357.A.

AN ORDINANCE Ia amend nm Ordi-
nnnce entitled IAN Ordinance Ia
amend sec. lie Of Chapter 1877 of
OF Detroit for the year 1919" mp
proved April 2sth. 1914.
IT Is HEREBY ORDAINED BY
TnE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF DE-
Section 1. That an Ordinance
entitled AN Ordinance TO amend
Section lie OF Chapter 1877 or the
Compiled Ordinances OF the city
OF Detroit for the year 1912" sp.
the same IL hereby amended to
read as follows.
Sec. lie. The fire limits OF the
city OF Detroit shall also include
scribed within the following lin
its, to-wit: Commencing at a
point on the center line OF Bald
win avenue 200 feet distant
northerly from the northerly line
erly on q line 400 feet distant
northerly from the northerly line
OF Jefferson avenue to the easter
ly city limits: thence southerly
1 pont nc zoo 9sss dst Gs soutbsriS
from the southerly line OF Jeffer-
son avenue: thence westerly on a
line 200 feet distant southerly
from the s0utherly line OF Jeffer-
1roquols avenue, extended: thence
asoutherly along the center line OF
Iroquois avenue. extended. to the
National boundary line; thence
westerly along the National
boundary to the center line OF
Baldwin avenue. extended: thence
northerly along the center line az
Baldwin avenue extended 20 the
point OF beginning; except lots l.
and 3, on the south side OF JEFF
ferson avenue west OF Lemay
avenue. or Beniteau's subdivision
OF the north 500 feet OF that por-
ton OF private claim 724 lying
south Of Jefferson avenue. also
excepting the rear north 30 feet
of lots % and 23 of the j. 8. Wis.,
gers sub'n OF lots 4, s, 6. 81 the
II; Bcaubien farm. II. q. 10. locat-
cd on the northeast corner Of Jcf-
fcrson averue and Belviderc ave-
nue.. also excepting lot ono %
or a. NJ Campau Realty Company
subdivision or part OF the Laf-
ferty farm, Private Claim 322. ac-
cording To the plat recorded in
Llber 30 OF Plats. Page 81.
Approved May 9. 1915.
OSCAR r. MARX.
Mayor.
Attest: RICHARD LINDSAY,
BIB? City Clerk.
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Ordinance No. 362.A.

An ORDINANCE 20 amend District
Of IN ordinance entitled IAN orcu
nance prescribing certain limit
within IN. City Of Detroit wser sh
iished and maintained places or 10
cations for the sale at Wholesale o
sptrituous, intoxicstinS or malt ha
IT is HEREBY ORDAINED BY
TIE PEOPLE OF THE CITY Oh
DETROIT:
Section 1. That District 5 OF
an ordinance entitled IAN ordi-
nance prescribing certain limits
within the CITY of DETROIT where
tablished and maintained places
or locations for the sale at
wholesale OF spirituous. intoxica-
ting or malt liquors" be and the
same is hereby amended 20 read
Dist. 5. beginning at the inter-
section OF the National Boundary
Line with the center line OF Has
tings street projected: thence
northerly along the said line and
tings street and Melrose avenue
to the center line OF Marston ave-
nue.; thence westerly along the
center line OF Marston avenue to
nue.; thence northerly. along the
center line OF Oakland avenue to
the center line OF Holbrook ave-
nue.; thence easterly along the
center line OF Holbrook avenue to
the center line of Goodwin ave-
nue.; thence northerly along the
center line of Goodwin avenue TO
the northerly limits Of the city:
thence easterly along the north
erly limits OF the city to the CEN
ter line OF Russell street: thence
southerly along the center line or
Russell street to the center line
OF Canirr avenue: thence easterly
along the center line OF Canif
avenue to the center line or Rus
sell street; thence southerly along
the center line OF Russell street
to the center line OF Westminster
avenue: thence westerly along the
center line Of Westminster ave-
nue. to the center line or Russell
street; thence southerly along the
center line OF Russell street and
said center line projected to the
National boundary. Line: thence
westerly along the National
Boundary Line to the place OF be-
ginning. excepting. however. the
following described parcel of
land: West ope-haif OF lot % OF
Mullett Farm, being more or less,
according to the, plat recorded In
the office OF the Register OF
said premises being known as 307
Congress Street East, and except
ing also the following described
parcel of land: lots 176 and III OF
the plat OF the subdivision OF the
Louis Moran Farm. between Fort
street and Elizabeth street, COM
monty known as numbers 200 and
2g2 Hastings street.
Sec. 2. This ordinance shall
take immediate effect
Approved May .. 1916.
OSCAR II. MARX.
Mayor
.ttest: RICHARD LINDSAY.
B-7s4 City Clerk.
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avenue and Beard avenue, Low
eat: SUB; Of lots Y, a.. is, is
ssott s and kovstt Is s ana Of 81 ali al
those parts OF r. c..s 2s7 and
s7o lying between Fort street
ssd w ~ 81; and avenue 7 n; Il. and W.
(s0 on the. east side OF Tarnow
avenue in front OF or adjoining
such such lot st,-or parts ar Of lot mum,
avenue and and Michisan avenue.
part OF p. % e ais g. Of Michigan R an
tss) ON the east side OF Tarnow
avenue In front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots num-
bered 32s. SAG, between Her
nue.. Burton's Mich. Ave. Sub.
OF part OF II. G. lib ~ OF Mich
igan avenue:
(+0) On the east side OF Tsrnow
ing such lot or parts OF lot
avenue and Falcon. court. Bur.
fens M ais n Av Of Mic Miehi Gs Rar aver
CD On the east side Of Tarnow
avenue in front OF or ad,oining
s sees 1855 sss or R Set.e en IMacGTaw
avenue and Falcon court, Bur
toms Mich. Ave. Sub, OF part OF
p. C. 7ls N. OF Michigan ave-
(ta) On the west side of Tarno>I
avenue in front OF or ad1oinins
sered 'ot so7' as, between Nc
Graw avenue and Wagner ave.
nue.. Burton's Mich. Ave- SUP. or
part OF p. c. us N. OF Michi-
aO On the west side of Tarnow
avenue In front of or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots num-
avenue and McGraw avenue;
Burton's Mich. Ave. Sub: OF
part OF p. G. 7is N. OF Michi-
gan avenue.
(44) On the west side or Iarnow
such lots or parts OF lots mum.
bered 445. 42t. between Herbert
avenue and Panama avenue;
Burton's Mich. Ave; SUP; or
part OF r. c. 71s N. Of Michi-
as, On the east side OF Tarnow
avenue I'm front or or adJ9ln
n mug seeS i sss. s 81 p Setween Nc
Graw avenue and Wagner ave-
nue. Burton's Mich. Ave: sup
OF part of p. G. 71s N. OF Michi-
gan avenue.
As are owned by you, on or Pc
fore the 3lst day Of May, lYiSe,;
or in default thereof. the same Will VIII
be constructed, reconstructedt b 1 Be.
partment OF Public Works. and the
expense thereof. together with the
cost ~ this publication. Will DC as
sessed against said lot.
R-74e GEO. II. FENK ELL;
Commissioner OF Public WORKS
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WEST SIDE-BOOK c.

Cd on the west side Of Cecil ave.
nue. In front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots mum,
nered ~ between Herbert ave-
T. C. 71s y. OF Michigan Ave. 10
CD On the west side Of Cecil ave-
nue. In front OF or adjoining
such iots or parts OF lots num-
avenue. and Panama avenue,
Burton's Mich. Ave Sub. Of
part OF T. c. no N. OF Michi-
CD On the west side OF Cecil ave-
nue. in front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots mum,
bered 71-5s. between Panama
avenue and McGraw avenue.
Burton's Mich. Ave. Sub. OF part
OF =. {. 7ls n. of Michigan
20 On tho West side of Cecil ave.
nue. in front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots num-
bered 52.Si' between McGraw
Burton's Mich. Ave. Sub. OF
part OF T. c. 7ls ". of Michi-
gan avenue.
go On the east side Of Chopin ave-
nue. In front OF or. adjoining
bered 1853. between Herbert
avenue and Michigan avenue.
Burton's Mich. Ave. Sub. Of part
OF T. c. 719 n. OF Michigan
avenue.
(s) on the east side of Chopin
avenue In front OF or adjoinfng
such lots or parts OF lots mum.
bcred lb6-lIi. between Herbcr,
avenue and McGraw avenue.
Burton's Mich Ave. Sub 81
part OF y. G. 719 ~ OF Michl
gan avenue.
Cd On the east side OF Chopin ave-
nue. in front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots mum
bered 1913. between Panama
avenue and McCraw avenue
Burton's Mich. Ave. Sub. OF part
~ =. G. 7i9 ". OF Michigan ave-
nue..
(s) ON the east side OF Chopin
avenue in front OF or adjoining
such iots or parts Of lots num-
bered 1sl-2Is. between McGraw
avenue and Wagner avenue.
Burtcn's Mich Ave. Sub. of
part OF Y. G. 7ie ~ OF Michi-
O) On the west side OF Chopin