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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-25

A special meeting of the Power
Boat Association OF Long island
Sound Is TO be held at the New YORK
Athletic club today TO arrange the
final details OF the New York-New
England power boat race around
Cape Cod.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-25
CcHooL
~ HAPPENINGS

Both teachers and pupils of the
berry school have been ambitions to
wn q victrola. To that end. two
Entertainments were givea during
10 week on successive evenings. A
tferer, program WAS presented oy
he up'ls each night. Folk dancing.
ancy marching. Rotations. dia-
bsues. songs and Instrumental
pusic were numbers on the pro-
Arains.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-25
CANFIELD AVE. (Paving)

5ls Gu. yds. excavation.
536 lineal feet of curbstone new
straight.
77i.22 SO. yds. Asphaltic concrete
Natural bake asphalO on s-inch
i4.s4 GU. yds. concrete under and
behind curb.
City Estimates
ia Gu. yds. excavation.
lineal feet OF new curbstone
6s.b( iineai feet of new curbstone
In 60 X, 2-10' r Med.) circles fur
nished by contractor.
let.B2 go. yds. Asphaltic concrete
Natural Lake asphalD on e-inch
concrete paving.
i.O3 GU yds. concrete under and be-
hind curb.
% lineaI feet OF retaining stone, old
Medina curb may be used.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-25

DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Detroit. Mich. May 20. 1916.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-25
MONTEITH ST. (Paving)

4sa Gu. yds. excavation.
1884 lineal feet of curbstone
(new) straight.
i03S.l2 so. yds. asphaltic concrete
Natural Lake asphal) on s-inch
concrete paving.
2O.74 GU. yds. concrete under and
behind curb.
City Estimates
IL Gu. yds. excavation.
4s9s lineal feet OF new curbstone
in (2-p II, 2-l0' r Med.) circles fur
nished by contractor.
s7.5s 40. yds. asphaltic concrete
Natural Lake asphalt) on 6-inch con-
crete paving.
ia Gu. yds. concrete under and
behind curb.
zsndt.a ,,,rh NAV he naed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-25
PROPOSAL S FOR PAVING
AND RE.PAvlNC
STREETS AND ALLEYS

Sealed proposals will be received al
the office OF the Department. OF PUP,
Lie Works. Detroit Mich; o.c Inci.
n. m, Eastern Standard time, AT
which time and place they viii be
opened. tor furnishing all the labor
aud material and paving ana repay
ing streets and alleys named below.
within the limits mentioned. In the
CITY OF Detroit, with the styles OF
pavement stated
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-25

OFFICE OF TINE BOARD OF POOR
COMMISSIONERS
Municipal Court Building.
Detroit. May rs. 1915.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-25
(None.)
ALLEY 63S (Re-Paving)
A.sessment Estimate..

l9s. Gu. yds. excavation including
old paving material. cobblestone, etc.
$685. so. yds. brick on s" concrete
paving.
lineal feet OF retaining plank
2"xl2".
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-25

The following class officers were
Ilected by the June class Of the Gar
held school: Abraham Blumberg.
PRESIDENT: Mary Bleshovsky. vice
president: Isabella Kaplan. secre-
|ary. and Harry Mendelsohn. treas
rer. The class colors chosen were
Crimson and white.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-25
BEARD AVE. (Paving)

From the north line OF Fort TO tn
north line OF Chatfield. 26 feet wide
with Asphaltlc concrete (Naturs
lake asphait) on 6-inch concrett
N
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-25
Sheet Asphalt
MILFORD AVE. (Paving)

From the north line OF McGraw TO
the east curb line OF Vinewood, 70
feet wide. with Sheet asphalt (Na-
tural Lake asphalt) on 6-inch con-
crete paving.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-25

Western high win be closed Wed
nesday on account Of the funeral
Of Ralph Hirth, who has been teach
or In ancient history at the school
since 1914. Following graduation
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-25
LOGAN AVE. (Paving)

From the west curb line OF sPrlng-
wells to the east curb line or Lawn
dale, rs feet wide. with Asphalttc
concrete Natural Lake asphalD on
6-lnch concrete rnvinK.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-25

In response TO petition signed by
more than 100 students OF Cass
high, Principal BENJAMIN Comfort
has decided that he will allow the
students to publish . paper, begin
ming with tho tall semester.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-25

Swimming teams composed OF six
girls each are being formed in the
various girls houses In Central high
Nor the inter-house swimming meet
Ito be held Friday evening. June 2,
| In the tank Of the school! The most
important events other than diving
will be plunge for distance and
1.-The relay. The House OF Mary
Lyon has won the swimming cup
|for three consecutive years and
hopes TO repeat. The girls who will
)repeat the different houses on the
teams are as follows: House OF
Victory, Helen Brown. captain: FL
len Bower. Miriam Burgess, Ethel
Day, Margaret Olson and Paula
Lane; House OF Athene. Elizabeth
Curtis, Margaret Sarone. Jean
Zieike. Marie Thorpe, Grace Don
aldson and Kathrine Schermerhorn;
House OF Mary Lyon. jeanette Luth-
or, Elizabeth Lloyd. Julia Broadweil.
Sylvia Broadwell. Louise Higgin-
botham and Jessie Tregear; House
Of Alice Freeman. Grace Hall,
Marion Arthur, Ruth Stone, Helen
Lowrie, Jessie Dodd and Beatrice
Smith. The meet will be held under
the auspices OF the Girls Athletic
association.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-25

Preparations are being completed
Nor Central high day at Bois Blanc,
Dune 10 A number OF past gradual
ing classes OF the school will take
Rhis opportunity to hold their class
reunion. The inter-house baseball
keams will play the final game Of the
berries and the winning team will be
awarded the cup for the year. There
|will also be a track meet for prizes.
The proceeds OF the excursion will
be given 10 the scholarship fund Of
khe school.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-25
CANFIELD AVE. (Paving)

From the east line OF East Granu
Boulevard 10 the west curb line OF
Field, 20 feet wide. with Asphaltic
concrete Natural Lake asphalt) on
6-inch concrete paving.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-25

! A spelling contest was held In the
Parfeld school during the week be-
ween rooms N and p TO determine
he champions OF the school. Room
II. with but 20 pupils against 35 In
ICON p. was able to win the contest
tnd have 10 students remain stand
Ing after all OF the room p pupils
were spelled down.
The first Of the spring and sum-
|ner series OF newcomb games be-
ween local schools YVES played dur
Ing the week by the girls teams OF
he Garfield and Jefferson schools.
The Garfield team won by the score
i4-l1.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-25
Cedar
PACIFIC AVE. (Paving)

From the present terminuB OF
pavement TO the east curb 1ine or
colfax. 26 feet wide. with cedar block
on 6inch concrete paving.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-25
Asphalt Concrete

Note-Bidders must submit samples
OF the asphalt and fuxing oil pro-
posed TO be used. along with the
bids, samples OF asphalt, 10 pounos'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-25
MONTEITH ST. (Paving)

From the west curb line OF KIN.
ley 10 the east line OF Vtnewood, ~
feet wide. with Aephaltic concrete
Natural Lake asphalD on S-inch
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-31
Msfdue.

- On Der 8. unb Racs Str. fanb
gsItern 9ormittdg cine Golliiion sipis
iden sinem Qutomobil unb einem Wds
gen Der anleriean GrprsB 60. fat,
bic siemIid slimpflid Dsrlisf. Der
Waeen ipurbe allsrbinss uulsepors
fen, aber fotpo6l Der GutIder Daniel
@orien ipie isin aiiiitent, Der 19
Sabre aIte 5enrp SborntOn, ppn Ro.
910 plum Strabe, tdmen nit BEN
G4reten bapon. Dds gluiomobil.
bas 6. o. goolsD Don yrooipile.
Snb., eeb5rt unb audi bonn Gisentbiis
rnsr sel,utt tparpe, 1T siemIi1 bei9ds
bist iporben.
Ser Garbiss obbadloie 9enrD
Sbomas bate ii6, I'm ii4 5u ipdrmsn.
gtiisrn am 5luBpfer unter Der Gems
tral Bride Elm tlsines Geusr anssitedt
nnb Iih pdneben idblafsH sslesi. SHl
G6ldf mar er in bic Jlammsn bins
eingerolIt unb bate babel i9tpers
9rdnopunnen baponetras,n, 70 bab
fein 3uftdro mad Der aniiGt Der
glsrste I'm ftGbiiiden 5oipital Elm
5iemli1 bebsntli9sr TIT.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-31

Die iterbli9e Siile BON Raptain
Gouis $ offmann, bem grsiien
5reihcitsfdnlpen iino Seternren ees
8irgertris1es, tpirb an Samitag CUR
lsbtsn gube eebettet tpsrbsn. Die
5rausrfeier pirb i'm Geutihen 4ltens
bsim, no Der grsiie Ssrr befanntEi4
Teinsn 9ebensabenb in itiller 8eidau.
lidteit befhloiien, am Somitag @ors
mittae nm aebn lbr itottfiuben.
Wiit aufri9tigsr Sruuer tpirb in
ipeiten Greiien bic aunoe BON benz
2l6lebsn BON 5rau 2(nna Marg a.
rethe Sif6er pernommen Ders
ocn, Die i'm sitter BON So sSabren in
bic gipigtsit binii6srfhlummerte. Die
OofingsI6iebsns, bersn Wiese in
Sbiingen, gaDern, eeitanoen bate.
mar felt ii6er einem bal6en Sa6rbuns
bert bier anfdiiis unb bat es beritan>
ben, ii6 bur9 ibre Ser5snsgiite un0
ibre perI0nlide aiebsnspiirbisteit Die
4dtung uno Jrsunbfddft Qller gu gez
fpinnen, benen es DergDnnt getpeien,
nGber nit ibr 6etdnni 5u iperoen. 4n
ndheren 2lnge6Srissn binterldbt bic
8ereinigte brei S0bne iotpie bic fSa>
mile ibres SHragers Serrr 96ilipp
@si6islfslber pon go. 3218 @lenbOra
2lbenus, in beFen 6eiin iie aud ihren
2ebsnsabsnb befdlofen bat. Die ges
srbiguug ftnbet am Sumitag Ra4mit>
tag I'M balb stpei llbr bonn 3rduers
bauIe aus Itott, lporauf nm 8iertel
ndd sipei llbr in Der Geutf4 Refors
mirten emmanuel air6s in ct. gers
norb Der BON Serru gaitcr u. Seps
ring sslsitete TrauergOtiesbienit a6ges
hdltsn tperoen tpirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-31
Siren gcrlesunsem srlesen.

- ssin Geton Soipital lit Der IS
Sabre aIte G. 8. Gelb, BON gsO. 3';i
ascIt 2ibertp Gtrnbe, ben 8erIebnn'
gen crIegen, Die er ant is. @drs oaa
pongetraqen bate. als er pcu eincin
3uge Der 6. g. mto .. gabn iiber'
fabren poroen mar.
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grannen itnr6 IN Setpn Soipital an
ben Solgen eineS Giienbnhintnfaas
Gr tntte oeriiIdIt, in @leuoale ali
cine in poIler Gobrt befirOIiGe 9cfo'
notipe Der gio Sour 9abu su iprln'
gen uno NOR bierbei 10 lugIiifIidi 5lI
ssoa getomnlen. bab ibm oas licte
gein serrnalult iDi,r6e. Srotoem 10.
fort cine glnlpltaticn borgcnommcn
ruroe, fonute Der gerleete nibt &C.
rettet Ueroer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-31
gall i'm q. 6. :. 9.

glm SamItaa finbet in Der gaOrb
Cincinnati Surnbans Elm Bal ftntt,
Der in sans beIonbsrem MaBs bic
llnferiiiibuns aller Turner unb 5urs
nerinnsn perSient. Der grtrag bieIsr
8eranItoltuna pirb ndmli9 benz
srpnbs iibertpieien iperben, ben bic glts
tibsn unb bic 9nmeutlafen aufsus
brtneen bemiibt iinb, I'm bic Reiis,os
iten gum fommenben 8uubssturufeit
su bedsn unb cine fpiirbiee 8srtreturs
bts g1orb Cincinnati Surnpsreins bsi
bsm Seit gu ii9ern.
9as Arrdnssmentstommittee nit
bem 9oriibsr 0altsr 6. Clemens an
Der Gpibs. pirb nihts unsettan Iafs
fen, nm ben gdIlsditen sinsn serubs
reihsn Mbsnb su ii9ern unb rednst
superfi4tli6 auf sinsn sldn5enOsn
9efuds.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-31

6odji,rtereiiaite aonlpoiitionen ee.
ipdtlt, bic er, DortrcffIif pom ieincr
Sdppeitrr SRI. pauline Stcniler BE-
gleitet, in fornrpolen0eter @eiie slr
vjeb5r brad,te. wlit gang teIcnoerer
geaeiiieriulg ipilrocu Die ygaaaoe
lno EoIonaiie@ hon Sieiirtemps, io-
iuie bic areisler'idDen stoiitpoiitionen,
namentlid, oas rei5enoe yGapriee
Giennois~ niifscnonlnei.
giadl Dem ston5crt folgfe ein fl1t.
ter Iaii3, Der Die fycitgdite nod 5ienIs
li6 large beiioEmlenbielt. Gas Ser.
bienit. ocn slbeno IT. 10 genubreider
8ciie arrdn0irt 81 baben gebiihri
Scu iolgcnoen Soerren, Die ons Der
aniipmasfoninlitiee 5iIoen: @. Sart.
moiln. 6. S.ueoers. S. Serrle, Ssobu
5dmiot uno @nrt g3ebreas.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-31
3n smtem 3'pef
5inSsf am slbeno Sss s. spril cine
iIHtertaltnns IN Der 2,Oobparo
Sudid)nle itatt.

Gum Beitsn Der 0rabuantsn bsE
Moobpnrb 5ohfhuI., bic sur 3eiI
i'm 1sutihen 2ebrerfeminar in wtil'
iUautee fidb su belni9sn 2ebrern unf
2sbrsrinnen ausbilben, finbet an
9lbenb bes 8. Qlpril in Der 4uld bei
Wooeiparb 5ohi5ule cine unterhal'
tuna itatt, bic fib obne 6rase isitenl
cts Deutihtbums zines 5dblrei9ef
gefu9s erfreusn ipirb, gift es bod
cine quite beutife Sade Su unteritiii
BEN unb ben iunsen beutiden pdba'
gOgsn cine @rleidterung 5u getpdbrea
Gelegentli6 bss 4bsnbs pirb bas
fclgenoe abfpe9slunssrsi6e PRO.
sramm sur Dur4fiibruns selaii.
gen: 4
Inter benz Sieses6annsr glor
Wopbtparb Srheiter.
9or6, bic 9erte 4. SGubertsQiI5l
stlupier Yortras. = Grisba Strant
Gsianss sYortras :. gillian Suffort
3lplrn uHs DeIH SuDen Straut
BOobpaS. .Or4siter.
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alapiers8ortras, Il. 9raDsr.
Das Siernsnbanner (. Defamation
elias Rbobss.
9oltslisbsr, Wal5er Gda6t
qDpobparb Orheiter.
9ornr6s9en genbel
alapier gortrag, q. 5illman.
sllte 1reunbe 0iolin Duet
Carl y. 9lbams, 2siisr geutsl.
&lapiers s8ortuaa Welitta 5orbrigsl
pauis.
Gntipid idluna bes San5es:
a. Snoianer San5.
JrIs. aDblbranb. S6rOeber, RiffeH
Golbitsin.
b) puritaner Rsissn.
Grls. Sasbule. SriHer, aolib
Gdnbs.
q Wenueit.
5rls. Smart. See, pbns, 2eiiurs.
b Spunii4er Solotan5.
Jrl. grnfthl Senp.
e Niener Wal5er.
Jrls. aiein, Sda, stf4ler. 9oparS.
D Moberrer 9ans.
Grls. SbosiIsr, groot, Walter, 2adsr
% S6ulplattIer.
SRI. Orr unb Serr Sofer.
rGott iei 9anf. ber 5iT9 TT sebsdt!"
2uitipisl in sinsm gufSus BON
6. @o3ldu.
perionen Der Sanblung.
9sneral b. gidenborff, 2cuis SobHsn
Seine syrau emma Wiitbpefsr
Ssrmtne. beiber spdier, Qfnna May
aambert, 6erminsns 9atte, 8. gper
SobnnH, gebisnter Donalb WilIer
qtusufte, aamm,r1pfe, z. HeDman
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garffummiHiun.

Gie airapoo5 9(tbIctic etiicciation,
Sie lid, Dor fltr3enl mlfgcIoit fat. n1S'
benz lie Der 9drfbeb0roe ibreH bisbe.
riaem Surnplas 3u asarf- unO Spiel.
pIatsipeden geifenft hattie, ii6cruies
ser aommiiIion aeitern S522.3S dla
@eiitener Fir 6ie llnterbnltllng oieie;
SpieIpIates, elm @eid'eitf oas iiatiir'
lid, NIT Gunf anaenommen Dnroe
ssrau ellbert Soffmciiter wurbe auI
ibr slriuhen hin geitnttct, ON Son,s'
tag, 6em 13. @ai, I'M giiraet gsocba
gSarf, geoeniiter BON gfiobIc 2oaS,
Cit Maifeit ab,nbolten.
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9. ". 6. ".

- Zen 9espergottesoieuit in Der
gouna @omens Ghriitidn aiiociatiorl
miro am fonmenoeft 5Cnntag Rep.
Is. u. 9arnes, Q. D. BON Der Union
81. g. air6e IN Gopiugton Ieitcn.
mdbreno sSrau artbur 8initel roll
9eemport, ap., mebrere Der @elegelt'
1eit cngemeiiene 2ieoer 81 Gebor
bringen Ipiro.
am 8ienitag gI6eno iuiro iir
9nrler bes Sinner sSrI. Sogan, DIE
Superintenoentin Der &ranfenpIlc'
eerinueniduIe i'm itaptiiden Soipital
eincn @ortrag iiber aranfenpfIegs
halten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-31
9okal-Derid)t.
prdHtiger Grfols
gsar Sas seitrise aUusert bss Gin
einnati aieSsrfranS

sSn ichr itattlider 3GbI batten iitb
peitern Die ssreluioe oes Cincinnati
1ieoerfrali3es in Wleibels Salle gu
ocm aon5ert eingcilinoen, bns bic
Sdngeridur inter Der beipabrten 2ei.
ting bon aleiiter 2sl.is Gbreott uno
inter WlituirfiMg aitseedeidneter
goliiien beranitnIiete.
2as aon5ert mar, ipie man &c ia
5ein 9ieoerfrnnj ai.b nift anbers
gepobnt iit. elm hebrer, fiiniileriid)er
@einB. Tie gdnger beitanoen nit
nroben Gbren inb ron ben biibi6cn
GbGren, bic MeiIter Gbrgott fir oen
geisrigcn gIbeno ansgelp1bIt bntic,
ipraden sans beionoers .Gic aa.
ninht- BON 9ndner ioipie y@aIbitinr.
men" pom 4cnnpter an uno rieieu Ell.
tbuIinftiid)en NeiinIl bcrpcr.
alIs SoIiiten ipirtte Die Gopra.
niitin Sri. emma gurdbdr6t iopie
Der g,ioIiniit Serr emil Steniler nit.
Die bereits 0as GeTteren ben 9ieber-
frdu3Ierlt unb oeren 5reinoen 9enuB.
reidye Gttu6en bereitet bnben iiitb
cercn ullsec5eifnete Tarbictiingen
aud geitern ipieber oie scbiibrenOe
anerfeiIniing fanoen.
SRI. ghlrdborbt bot in 2isSfs
-lorclei~ cine brillanie geiitung inlo
nusse3eiduet gelnneen ibr aud, bic
iibrige, 2ieoer, bic Tie iid5 diisge-
mablt bofte. ilainenilidJ edu,nlann's
saIn ben Gouneuidein1.
0srr= GtsuiIer batts dA sgeialtcds
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ednrfe.

Qlm beIIsn Gage psrIuhis ssfisrn
Miitas elm Sfurts. BEN ss leibsr gu
sntipiihtn ssIans. sirrn iriminssIln
ansriff auf bic 10 SABRE aIte Mar.
aaret Sorsmspsr BON Rp. 552 poplar
Gtrnbe gu maden. 5rl. 9orsmeper
sins seitern In Der mliitdgsftunbs bic
pOplar GtrdBs in Der gldbe Der Gsns
tral Mbsnue entlang, als aus einem
@dbdsn Elm ettpd 20 Sabre alter Burr
ids bsrdusTprans. iis padte unb In
bds GGBhtn gu Sisben ptrfudts. qluf
bie 9iIierife bes sntIfbien MdbHens
Itb bsr G9urss bon i9r ab unS sss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-31

neil iie selegentli6 bes iiirsli6en Be.
iuds bss ruFif9en galletts als 9s.
sleitung 81 einem Der pbantaitif4en
9dlletts gefpielt tpilrbe.
2(uberbem bat Or. aunipnlb nod
Sdumnnn's Manfreb Ouperturt
auseeipdblt unb nls GOliit fpirtt Der
bier ipu6lbetannie &lapierpirtuofe 6a=
rolo Bauer nit, Der bus alaDiertons
,srf in 3 Dur DON 9rd6ms gu Ses
bor brinaen fpirb.
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Saie.SaH.
lie ,gleSs" amf Der Seimiagrt ans
benz SiSen.

Tas leste Gpiel Der Serie 5iuiihen
imieren .9fees~ imo ben rIelicans4
cnocte am W1ntpod) glntmittaa ipie.
berllm IN gep Orleans nit elmer
yiieoerIage iiir Cincinnati. Sros gil.
ter geoieniing oeS @ei9iiseS ieitens
Scr Ghlencercr Miitd,cn ur6 Don.
aan, anteritiist ourd) Sanger Glart,
pina bas SpieI fir Die ,Jiebs" bers
loren, peil lie ben Bal nibt treffen
tonnten. geioe Weumer maflten
ic bier Sreffer iino einen 6ebler.
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mir ibr Iebtes Spiel in 9ter Orleans
sebiid]t iiIo iilbren anI gbeno nah
6en georben ab Die .9ieos" iperben
Snnritag 1ornrittag in Cincinnati
elfttreffen nno am NnfJnlittng oas
erie Spiel elmer Serie nit ben Ne,p
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16
SEES CITY AS AUTO CENTER
Industries Official Points Out Growth
in Manufactures Here

Philadelphia Is destined 20 be the lead
ing automobile manufacturing city In the
East, N not In the whole country, accord
Ing to Frederick w Lawrence. secretary
OF the Industrial Bureau OF the Phlladel.
phia Chamber OF Commerce.
More than $4,000 workmen OF varied
Attachments have been attracted here In
the last eighteen months" Mr. Lawrence
said, and they have added Immensely "a
our Industrial strength Already there Is
an unmistRkable sign OF tendency toward
migration TO the East OF automobile manu-
facturers from the Middle West.
philadelphia unquestlonably Is the
most favored eastern city because of sat.
istactory labor conditions. The largest
manutactory OF motortrucks in the world
Is located In Philadelphia, which is destined
TO be the leading motortruck manufactur-
ing center In the country The Phiadelpha
motor speedway. now under construction
VIII help materially In building up the
automobile industry in this city"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-16
PREACHERS TO PROBE
ALLEGED RESORTS IN
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Ministerial Association Will Fol-
low Inquiry Suggested by Rev.
A. ]. Ferry If He Will
Press 1t
NO BRASS BAND" PLANS

An Investigation OF the charges that dis
orderly houses are being conducted In West
Ph ladeiphla win he made by the West
Philadelphia Ministerial Association, its
president. the Rev. Philip r. osgcod, has
announced The Investigation viii follow
along line suggested in the charges re-
Gently made by the Rev. Asa J. Ferry.
pastor OF Bethany Temple. Fifty-third and
Spruce streets. II Mr.. Ferry will press Il.
the president said MIR Ferry said he would
call upon the association 60 act when the
proper time comes"
The police would like 10 have me go out
with brass band" said Mr.. Ferry. but I
decline TO do that At the proper time 7
shall have considerable to say upon the
vice situation. and am certain that the
church element VIII cooperate"
READY TO INVESTIGATE
Assertions that Mr. osgood had refused
TO entertain the charges made by Mr.. Ferry
we're answered In this way;
'1t Is true that the association has not
investigated" said Mr. Osgood, because
nobody has made such request IL will
not investigate until Mr.. Ferry or some
other member presses tho matter. Then
the association viii gladly cooperate. for
II is fair to assume that Mr.. Ferry viii
not make such a request unless he IS con-
v.nced that he has good evidence. The
association IL always ready TO combat vice.
II conducted fight against the saloons
in the district and can conduct a fight
against vice 10 Il is necessary The ma
ch merry for such work can be obtained II
II is required"
RICHMoND'S VIEWS
The Rev. George Chalmers Richmond. In
sermon on THE West Philadelphia Vice
situation" at 1911 North Logan Square last
night attacked the methods Of Mr.. Ferry.
He said
Mr.. Ferry will never become the Park
hurst OF West Philadelphia. for Doctor
farkhurst made personal and minute in
Vestgation and found conditions which the
police OF New York knew were true be-
| Tore he opened his mouth from his pulpit
In Madison Square. Most spouters splash
II have lived in West Philadelphia for
| some time, and am frequently on Fifty
second street when Brother Ferry and his
| good church officials are nicely tucked in
| bed dreaming of their dinner parties, auto
| mobile rides and prayer meetings l sec
| crowds of young men. bright. smart fellows
and somo women. and most of whom appear
| quite respectable. Flfty-second street is a
growing thoroushfare. and you can't expect
to give II the perpetual aspect OF a prayer
| meeting l certainly hope not for l have
been In such meetings when the atmosphere
| OF unreality. hypocrisy and moral make
believe was most oppressive.
I'VE are getting sick of yearly TRADE,
| from rectors and pastors who loll all sum.
| mer by the sea and scold the rest of us or
their return for not being better thar
| we are"