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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-20
SEND EUROPEAN GIFTS NOW
Postmaster Advises Hurrying Money
Orders and Merchandise

Send your Christmas foreign money or
ders early.
we expect considerable delay" said
Postmaster John A. Thornton this morn
ing, 'in the transmission OF mail matter
to European countries during the Christ
mas season this year, due to tho war and
the strict censorship among the warning
nations"
Germany and Great Britain" he con-
tinued, ARE about the only countries with
which n money-order business can be done.
International money orders to Norway,
Sweden and Holland are limited to 500
week from one person, None at all can
be sent TO Austria, Belgium, Portugal
Turkey and the Balkans
The best advice we can give is to mail
your Christmas gifts to foreign countries
before December /. You can in this man
ner avoid great deal OF trouble at least II
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Photo by MArcsAu.

aged by Miss Mary Robert Coles, are not
yet complete. The University Hospital
set will be especially gay, representing
Captain KIdds and paqultas out OF
Treasure Island" The Arabian Nights"
will be portrayed by the visiting nurse
group. and unusual costumes will bo pos
sible here also, the men as Aladdins and
the girls in Oriental effects.
In the Jefferson Hospital group. in Rd.
dition to the members who win represent
Old King Cole. his pipe bearer, fidders
and bowl bearers, the dancers will be
Cinderellas and the men Prince Charm.
ings. In the Polytechnic Hospital set, which
will represent "Toyland," the men win
be toy soldiers and the girls dolls. The
Babies Hospital group will be colum,
bines and harlequins.
Faithful attention to detail OF costume
and color following Maxheld Parrish's
wonderful Illustration OF Old King Cole,
ought to make a very gorgeous and In
teresting spectacle.
Ellen Newhall and F'lorance Meade are
certainly two enterprising young girls
They have been sewing like mad and are
going to have three days sale at the
home of Mrs George Qulntard Howitz, on
the 22d, 23d and gath of this month
| There win be all kinds OF fancy articles
sweaters waists and underclothes. The
latter, l am told, look good enough to
eat. I'm also told II some Of the stronger
sex put in an appearance they are bound
to come away sans pocketbook and sans
eyes! Ellen and Florance have hosts OF
friends, and 1 am sure the sale will be q
| great success. NANCY WYNNE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-20

Beatrice Kendrick stcnosrapher, slow.
" rerains ccnsciou sness and opens her eyes
upon a scene Of utter devastation nnd tnln
The office IN the Metropolitan huitulna
New York where she had sat At the type.
writer when she suddenly fell asleep, "
now nothing but ruin. only auperstfuQtuIeI
brick walls and noors and piles " dust ,and
powdered wreckage remain. Beatrice's har
reaches 10 her ankles -.
Allan Stern her employer. one OF ths
clty'a Ereatcst engineers In The unIetet-
mined past. comes 10 life also In hts lebote-
tory AZ each movement more ot MS ue.
composed clothing .falls: lie mas great
shock ot hair and long beard, . .
When Rratrlcc and Allan tully fccoNes
thelr senses they mako y hhhtN survey ot
their situation. The entire city " Eteat
forest. with wrecks Of ekyscrapeta proiIu9'
inE above the trees. EverythinE ~ "ehu'
They are the only human beings alive.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-20

= carter, Forester Scott and William
Layton.
rbs set representing the Babies Hos
sl.aL managed by Mrs. William G'
+ . dan will consist OF Elsa Reath. Sarah
rslIson, Pauline Denckla, Galnor Baird
s..r thompson, Virginia Roberts, Mary
p.Aisn Mary Denckla. Jean Lille, Theo-
~ r.Dle. Edith Earle, Elizabeth Wister.
esstrpde Pancoast, Sarah Franklin,
vs,sa.ne Mitchell. Elizabeth Wheeler,
ssfared I,ongstreth Charlotte Brown
ssns. Brockie and Ethel HUM. The
- viii be Bryce Blynn, Jack Carpen'
n wDllann Hopkins, Philler Lee, Warden
Mclean, westley Greenwood, Howard
goland. Curtis Allen, Albert Kennedy
i. Kenneth Kennedy, Tom Reath, VIII
sam Adamson, Tevis HUM. Jack Potter,
Eotris s. Barratt, Jr., and Sam Bis
phann Jr
pepresenting the Polytechnic Hospital,
n charge OF Mrs Herbert Lincoln Clark
win be Edith Baily, Martha Bent. Eu'
esnA Cassatt. Dorothy Disston, Hatty
reyein. Elise Hopkins, Ceclle Howell
ragenIa Law, Cornelia Leidy, Salvadora
Meade, Angela Nalle. Katharine Thomp'
son. Hannah Randolph, Gay Tilghman'
Fanny Norris VAIN and Kitty Brinton
Alsa4in this set are Mrs. Charles Brad
ford Fraley Mrs. Edward II. lie Boutil
Hsr. Mrs. Arthur Newbold, Jr., Mrs. Jo'
sspA Page, 3D. Mrs. Sumner Rulon-Miller
Mrs. Harry Thayer and Mrs. Kent Will
Ing.
The other two sets, the University Hos
plszl, in charge of Mrs. John X. Mitchell
a, and the Visiting Nurse Society, man
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IL Belleyue-Stratford.
m and Mrs Joseph A. Janney, Jr.' or
ehsstnut Hill. took party of ten guests TO
he Yale Princeton football game on sat
hfAay by motor. The guests included MISS
aty Brooke. Miss Eleanor Noble. MISS
AHte Janney, Miss Meta Janney, Mr.. Web
sieF Dougherty. Mr.. Daniel Dougherty. MT
hay Stewart and Mr. Roy Ogden. They
Fsiarned to the Janney home for dinner
- Informal dancing.
Among others who attended the game
IRE Mr. and Mrs. Charles A, Mum. who
Haored up; Mr.. and Mrs. George w. FL
zHs Airs. William Mclean, Mr.. and Mrs.
aAafles A. Potter. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs, Adrian
kalT, and Mr.. and Mrs John C. Gilbert.
~. and Mrs. John X. Strubing, of
shszthut Hill took with them Mrs. Arthur
Iolahan and Mr.. Frank Phelps to the
me. They were Joined by Mr.. and Mrs.
eaafles Porter and Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
AsHaedy all of whom dined at the Phila-
zsnhla Cricket Club upon their return.
n and Mrs. John II. Mason motored up.
anampanied by Miss Agnes ,Brockle. An
aaar motor party on Saturday included
= and Mrs. James Pequignot. Miss Helen
1ss Miss Nellie Taylor and Mr.. Herbert
~ and Mrs Stanley Pearson and Mr,
zHa Mrs. Henry Keller Kurtz also attended
e game.
Aroihsr party included Mr.. and Mrs,
zssasfiek simonin, Miss Kathleen Mepon-
- and Miss Agnes McDonough.
and Mrs. Alexander Henry, Jr., were
z2 aneng the spectators.
IS Ernestine Goodman and Miss Mary
AAlsson will attend the Army and Navy
#asfAli game on Saturday.
Sue Nice has issued Invitations for
sheon on Saturday, December 3, al
huntingdon Valley Country Club. IN
sssF o. her sister, Miss Katherine Nice
and Mrs. William Coleman Free
- Who have been occupying their sum
Aetaa at Cornwells, Pa. viii open theiI
80 Aoass, ssA South Twenty-seeond street
- Fanny Morris VAIN win move into
III soday and will spend the winter al
spfpee street. Miss Vain viii be
Rsfoned by Miss Leila Platter.
IS Heloiss N. Haisey win go on Sat,
% Florida to spend the winter with
William Roteh Wister ana Miss Fan,
ser are spending q week at At
waiter Massey entertained at lunch
asaeHsd by bridge at her home Sat
q foFresdale.
Il. Evan Taylor. OF 2205 Pine
hss returned from a short stay II
I'd Hrs. Joseph Seal Mem win enter
ne theater, followed by supper a
assue-Stratford. on Saturday, Novem
ter Miss Gladys Wells, daughter o
- Aifs. BENJAMIN G. Wells. Th'
sal be Miss Florence Freeman Brin
Katherine c, Lea, Miss Katherine
Miss Marie Louise FAIRIES. MIS-
zAekson. Miss Harriet Benedict. o
# hr isaac r Davis. Jf. BIT
aa MF clayton aleEIFeS -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-20
What's Doing Tonight

MIX commission meets, Chamber OF Com
meTce.
Chriatlan Endeayor rally, Mutchmore Presby-
terrain Church. Eighteenth street and Monisom-
cry avenue.
Lecture Latin Civilization" by Arthur
Stanley Riggs, WitheFHpoon Hall.
Apollo GIss Club, Estey Hall.
Hose and Laddermen's Association meets 20
discuss hremsns pay and hours Of duty. Vet-
sran F1rsmens Association Hail Tenth street
above Brown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-20
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
cbarity Ball Preparations Go on Apace-37th An
anal Affair Held December Sale Takes Place
at Home of Mr. and Mrs. Horwitz

for
pr quite strenuous these days to be in
Incl
nd the
street
of the behoder
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-20

s,I,s Morgan is busily
.'.,rs in his dancers
IA king Cole and Al.
parton just as busy
slss after his for the
ytcsss. -.
heard some of the
Of those who are
( nto part in the vari. %
groups representing
aclaries Of the Char n
:. Bali dust think IT'S 5
4. thlrty.seventh annuaIs'
believe we shall see
- very fine dancing
ID The set representing ,.ns
Ietferson Hospital
'.sloh Is to be chaperoned
~. r. Emott Hare
pe Mr.. and Mrs
sz.,.n KolH, Mr.. and
- spencer Miller, 3D.
.ss,su Butler, Peggy
p.sst. Mary scull. Gene
s..rs Gibbs, Katharine
lsnssr. Lois Jackson
hI,yla Gazzam, Corinne
rrssman, Jean Jackson
natalie Barnes. Isabel
pase. katharine Putnam
barbara Boyd, Elizabeth
arInton, Eliza b Q I h
rnucker, Alfred Barton
rsnaid Leak. sydney
vhsrwood. Robert Wigton'
zfller George Har-
..l..inn. Iohn Heyl. John
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-20
FOR SUGAR CARDS IN PARIS
Subcommittee Reports Favorably on
System in Force in Suburb

PARIS, Nov. 20..-A subcommittee OF the
sugar distribution committee has reported
in favor of sugar cards,
Tho CaFa system has already been adopted
in the Paris suburb OF Neullly in order to
prevent boarding.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-20

Mrs. Francis Ellis MacGrath and Misa
Miriam Partridge have issued cards for a
series of dances in the Junior Cotlllon
room OF the Belevue-Stratford on the fol-
lowing evenings! Monday, December Il;
Tuesday, December 26; Monday. January
20; Monday February 10, and Monday.
April g.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-20

Mrs. Emma Haeberle announces the
marriage OF her daughter. Miss Katharine
Caroline Haeberle. to Mr.. William Matthew
Pys, on Saturday, Mr.. and Mrs. Pye win
be at home after January at g3Is Ross
street, Germantown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-20

Mrs. Frank T.. Bland OF Logan Is tie
guest OF Miss Mabel Catherine Linton. OF
Washington, d. c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-20

The Good Fellows Club. OF West Phila-
delphIa. Will give Its fourth annual dance
at !. o. X, NJ. Hall. 223 South Slxtieth
street. on Thanksgiving evening.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-20

series Of talks on Current Events" at the
Twentieth Century Club. OF Lansdowns. to-
morrow afternoon. Mrs. William A. Nc
Even, chairman OF club classes, will have
the meeting In charge Mrs. Samuel L.
Kent will be the hostess for the clubs NOV
Ing pictures at the clubhouse this evening.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Mcdowell. OF West
School House lane, Germantown, have gone
to Houston Tex, to remain permanently
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-20
Personals

nj. and Mrs Richarld VAIN Meirs have
isHed invitations for a ball, to be given on
Wednesday, December 10, in the ballroom at
IL Bellevue ue-Stratford.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-20

A fair for the bensht OF the Western
Home for Poor Children viii be given. un-
der the auspices OF the Auxiliary. at 2Oi0
Walnut street. on Tuesday. November 2s.
from IL until s o'clock Tea viii be served
In the afternoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-20

wray Jr.. Mr. John v. Hastings. Jr.. and
Mr. Clarence p. Freeman.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-20

Miss Betty Brown. of West Tioga street
motored to Princeton on Saturday with a
party of friends TO attend tho Yale Prince
ton football game.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-19

77ei-Of Michel Cahill, ct al. for
paving Monroe avenue an.
Referred 10 Department OF Public
s5ss-of deo. A. Holz. ct al. for
| paving alley between Helen. Canton.
Referred TO Department OF Public
Works. a.,
/ paving OF Woodrow avenue.
Referred TO Department OF Puoiie
sssa-of Geo. @. FabeI. ct a.. ask
ing that names be removed from paw
Referred to Department OF Public
77s5-of Chas. II. Collins. ct al. for
alley running from Blaine 10 Glad
stone.
Referred to Department Of Public
S7ss-of Henry c. Nalow. ct al. for
paving alley between Seminole. lro-
quois, Waterloo and CharlevoiX.
Referred TO Department OF Public
Works.
lateral sewer north OF Harper. be-
tween Seminole and lroauois-
Referred TO Department OF Public
Works
sewer In alley between Gothic and
Charlevoix. block 10.
Referred to Department OF Public
Works.
77ss--Of Detroit Lubricator Co, for
the vacation OF a public alley.
Referred TO Committee on street
Ope nings.
.s0o-Of L. Machowicz, for cancel
lation of taxes for 1915.
Referred to Committee on Taxes.
Is01-Of Rudolph SnuIcek, for can
collation. OF taxes for 1918.
Referred to Committee on Taxes.
1so2--Of Peter Demchak. for the
construction Of porte cochere in front
OF 225l ". Jefferson avenue.
Referred TO Committee on Streets.
7s03-Of ireland Matthews Manfg
Co. for the vacation OF part Of
Greene avenue.
Referred TO Committee on Street
Openings
Tso4-Of Ireland A. Matthews
Manfg. Co. for tn. vacation OF alley.
Referred 10 Committee on Street
Openings.
Ts55-Of James Allen Miller. ct al
against the paving OF Cahalen avenue.
Referred To Department OF Public
Works.
7sos--Of Hattie George. ct al. for
paving Of Martin street.
Referred To Department OF Public
Works
The Detroit times., 1916-04-19
From Department Of Public Works.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlcmcn.--Thc Department OF
Public Works. TO whom was referred
the resolution asking consideration OF
the matter Of paving the following
street under the Charter clause per-
hitting 100000 worth o' paving
TO be contracted for in any one year.
without the consent OF the abutting
property owners, respectfully. recon-
mends that said street within the
limits stated be paved with the ma
tsrIai named under the clause OF the
Charter referred to; -.
Mckinley Avenue--From 1877 feet
north OF Magnolia to ais feet south
Of Nall. rs feet wide. with Cedar
s s.rss Medina sonc re any oassr
stone that may be bid upon and or
dered: estimated cost In Berea curb
stone. s2.las2oo' and Medina curb
stone $4,000 90.
Respectfully submitted.
GEO. III. FENKEIL
Commissioner.
BY Alderman Heating.
Resolved, That Mckinley avenue.
from 1877 feet north OF Magnolia to
31s feet south OF Nall; be, and the
same IL, hereby ordered to be graded
and paved with the material and
width stated In the FOREGOING o cont 10
clause az the Charter. In accordance
with the specifications adopted by the
Common Council and the provisions
City Of Detroit and further be IL.
Resolved That the Department OF
Public Works be, and r. hereby di.
rected to advertise nve times for
proposals for improving said street
In accordance with the recomme nda-
lions contained In the foregoing COM
munIcation and said charter and or
dinances.
Adopted a. follows:
ssas---Ald. Allan. Ashe. barnett.
ssiiilis. fssiSs IirsiwsiA. Gilman. oasS::
The Detroit times., 1916-04-19
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 10. 1915.

corder's Court OF the City OF Detroit.
to carry out the objects OF this reso-
luton. In regard To taking private
property by said city.
Adopted as follows;
feas--Ald. Allan. Ashe. Rarnett.
Ellis. Field. Freiwaid. Gilman. Guth
ard. Hindic. Jakel, kocher. Krimmei.
kronk, kLnz, Lempkc. l.Ntlsneld,
Lodge, owen. Robinson, Rollo. Ruttcr.
Scht mansky. Starkey, Thompson. Ner-
nor. warteii. Wonzel. n T.. Wilson.
W j. Wilson, Wing. link. Zocller
and the President Pro TENS.
Nays-None
The Detroit times., 1916-04-19
petitions Presented

t12Nh ~ Ef AID. LDDofs.
feo5--of Clarence l. Ayers 81 al
Referred 70 Department OF PUBIC
|s'ss BY AID. OWEN 49,
q sISoe--Of Fred c. Harvey ct al. foi
RSferred to Department of Public
ny AID. ALLAN.
46o9--Of Henry NJ. Well ct AL ioi
70 pavinE OF aiify, ,.,,,
BY AID. HINDLE.
& &o3o--Df Nicola Giovannangeli. ioi
a Vacation OF alley.
N? Referred TO Committee on Stree'
y; ny AID. CASE. :,
<S}361i--Of Or. r.. T.. Patterson Ell al.
The paving OF alley.
Fl, Referred to Department OF Public
Ill fsY AID. A. f. WILSON.
1z11ff-Of "A. 4. Chittenden ct al,
fkN paving Of alley.
Io5fHrred TO Department OF Public
M AID. ROBINSON.
I'M SOf Geo. X. Berkaw ct al, for
% paving OF alley. ,,,a
~ 33i1--pf Frederick ziix ct al. for
Ie{erfed 20 Department OF Public
33iS-of Mary Sweeney. for the
c<Ilatlon 81 the general city taxes
~ stysd 20 board OF Review.
Z, BIZ AID. ROLLO-
" ~ oOf Anna saeger, for the can
i11tion of the general city taxes
2ke year 1915
ffofred to Board OF Review.
X<&[I|TF4 nv AIN. CRANSHAW.
<g11--sof sophia Lyons Burke ct Al.
tn saving Of alley.
Tired 10 Department OF Public
z;'7 80 BY AID. LEMPKE.
InfnOf Hans Janson ct al. Tor
01Antng Of Ellery street
III 4ffsd 70 COMMITTEES on street
I'll. "A IA a ny AID. BLEiL.
&8nf2 ~ Nazareth German Lutheran
~Aifcal Church. for the cancel
ri Of the general city taxes fo'
E2kzrr>6 "a the Board of Review
= AEp. RuTTTER AND ELLIS.
69o--{M Grant Bros Foundry Co
Slefred 70 Department Of Public
|f~yof Packard Motor Car Co.,
~ Sonstfuction OF tile ducts and
{nfge two brick manholes.
1&frbd to Committee on streets.
1~-(N Daniel j. Campau. Tor the
13o0 o. Connors Creek road:
sfTe6 10 Committee on street
r.. 2S--of A1ex, n. 0irsrdin ct al. for
0nvinu or Sherwood avenue.
k6feered to Department OF Public
BY AID. DILL
4D11-Of Mrs, Frederika Jennings,
1&e cancellation OF the general
taxes for the year 1916.
&feffed 10 the Board Of Review.
M 19---N Joseph Herman ct al. for
DHxing or alley.
se<4fred to Department OF Public
[1I6 ny AID. SCHULTZ.
nAf---f1f Frank A. Kolb. for the va :
Ion o. strip OF land.
GGferred 10 Committee on street
"A 8 ny AID RrcHERT.
<xfIR17-~-Of Louis n. Jubenville ct al.
- the paving OF Marietta street.
Referred to Department or Public
q ny AID. KRIMMEL
|3I 11D--Of Hudson Motor Car Co. for
1sio&ion to construct spur tracks
I'd 8ferfed to Committee on streets
W I111--Of John A. Zimmerman Fl
for the construction OF lateral
leserred TO Department of Public
The Detroit times., 1916-04-19
From the City Treasurer

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen An unlocked for eN-
pcnse OF pay car motor repaires.
amounting to 6s.l3. viii deplete our
auto maintenance fund.
This being contingency. will YOU
kindly direct the Controller TO crcdi
the sum az $1,000 to the aforesaid
fund from any moneys available.
Barring accidents. this amount
will carry us TO the end OF the fiscal
year, au
Very truly yours.
MAN G. KOCH.
City Treasurer.
Referred TO Committee ON Ways
and Means.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-19
D the Clerk.

\ t732 OF Bromley Jewerly CO.. for
'|uetion OF Taxes for 1915.
Inferred TO Committee on Taxes.
313--Of Hattie stevens, for can
1kerrrd TO Board OF Review
5XIy1--lOf William Hudson. for re-
nt1on Of taxes for 1915.
kkX{aferred to Committee on Taxes.
Harold r.. Goodenow. for
lpej lation Of taxes for 1914.
Va Iafevr0d TO Committee on Taxes.
George q. Prentis, for set
nent ~ back taxes.
HT4ffed TO Committee on Taxes.
[f7<-Of silva SIvanon. for damages
StSrronal injuries.
44eYTed TO Committee on Claims
Accounts.
57s.-Of waibridge. Aidingsr Com
~ for permission to install areas.
0{orred u Committee on Streets.
3X4Yo--Of Marty u. Davis. for per-
nnlon 70 install gasoline discharge
N tered 70 Committee On Streets.
)o--Of The Madison Realty Co.
oelnission to cxcawats under
1fSsrsa 10 Committee on streets.
1-M Fslis Jukoyski, for per.
iSrred 70 COMMITTEES on streets.
Of Frank Alior, for permits
- Install gasoline discharge sys-
f&rfed to Committee on Streets.
1<><0f Marcel Dolensa. for per-
~ 70 install air line.
DleVr<d 20 Committee on Streets.
I4-Of Central Savings Bank. for
Gln61on 10 construct areas.
ofaYftdt 70 Committee on Streets.
B@H Qeorge Watts. ct al. for
~ % alley between West Grand
v4rd. Iothrop. Dexter and
S5Sed 20 Department OF Public
~ PRANK p. Eavey, ct OIL. for
~ Department. of Public
- p,sstt~sst Of Pebble
= frank q Amor. 81 al. Tor
IA. south Of Jefferson from
~ y Department Of Public
W -. Hojnscki. ct al. for
The Detroit times., 1916-04-19

ard. llindle. Jskel. koeher. Krimmel.
kronk. kunz, LoInpke. Idttlcneld.
Lodge. owen. Robinson. Rollo. Ruttor,
SchvmanskN. starkey. Thompson. Ver-
nor, WartelL WenZcl. 4. - Wilson.
w. J. Wilson, WINK. link. Hoelicr
and the President PRO TENTS.
Nays-None.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-19

Resolved, That II he and IL hereby
declared by the Common Council or
the City OF Detroit. necessary to
make In said city the following de-
scribed Improvement and that the
same " for the use and benent OF
the public. viz:
Widening Roby street from Ferry
avenue 10 Medbury avenue, where
not already open, to a width OF so
feet. as n public street and highway.
That they deem " necessary TO
take private property for the pur-
pose OF making such Improvement,
which property Is situated In said
City Of Detroit and In bounded and
described as follows:
All OF Lot 80 subdivision OF out
Wayne County. Michigan.
Also all OF Lot %. subdivision last
mentioned
That II IL the purpose Of the said
Common Council 20 assess a part OF
the damages awarded In the proceed
Ings for the taking Of said private
district. which said district is de-
Lots 8 to IL. both inclusive. Ford
starrings sub. OF the N. 31s:33 feet
81 o. L. 50. st. Aubin Farm. Detroit.
Wayne County Michigan:
the s' Tiid s sub Of par. Il q 20 g.
Aubin Farm, between Ferry ana
Medbury avenues. Detroit wayne
Also Lots 20 to ~. both inclusive.
Lots 70 20 40. both inclusive. sub. 81
q. l. IS, 81. Auhin Farm, Detroit,
Wayne County. Michigan.
Also all that part OF q. Js 30. al.
- and 80 lying between Ferry sv.
enue and Medbury avenue. except
Roby street. as decided. plat Of the
sub. Of v. G. No. 90. by the heirs 81
J Js s.., w ,shr and except the west
And the Corporation Counsel be
an: snd !: hsssSy d,rssssS to in, Sinr,s
q he cay q bssrsit = ne Rs.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-19
From Department Of Public Works.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen.--In order TO carry on
the work I would recommend the
transfer~-of $500 from the surplus in
tho 1915 Garbage Fund to the credit
OF an account in the same fund
known as No. 6--Feed and Shooting
Respectfully submitted
GEORGE II, FENK ELL
Commissioner.
BY Aid. Rurton:
Resolved. That the Controller bs
and Is hereby authorized and di-
rected TO make the proper entries on
his books to effect the transfer OF
$500 from the surplus in tho 1918
Garbage Fund 20 the credit III an ac-
count in the same fund known as
No. Seed and Shoeing
Adopted as follows
fcas-Aid. Allan. Ashe. Barnett.
Hl.il. Burton. case. Srnnshaw. Dil.
Ellis. Field. Freiwald Gilman. Guth-
ard tlindlo Jakei. kocher. krimuel.
krOnk kuns. L"mpke, Littlefield
Lodge. owen. Robinson. Rollo, Rutter.
SChemansky, StarkeN. Thompson. Yer.
nor. Wartsll WeuEel. \ - Wilson.
" J Wilson. Wing. Zlnk Zoelier
az the y esident Pro Tem--3S
NayS-Nons
The Detroit times., 1916-04-19
r. ALI Rnr,nn.

Resolved. That the Controller he.
and IS hereby authorized and direct o
ed to make the proper entries on his
books To effect the tAnsfsr Of se..t0
from the surplus in the 1915 General
Road Fund 90 the credit of an ac-
count in the same fund to he known
as one a. No % Koehring Street
Paving Mixer new account
Adopted "a follows.
N~as-Ald. Allan AShe. Barnett.
rleil. burton. case Cranshaw. nh.
Ellis. Field. Freiwald. Gilman. Guth-
ard. Hindle Iakel kocher. Erimmcl.
kronk. EnnL. L~mpke. i.ittlcheld.
Lodge. owen. Robinson Roilo. Hutter.
SCnenausky. StSrkeN. Thompson. Yer
nor. Warteu. Werzel A. p Wilson,
w T. Wilson. Wing. link. Zoeller
gr tn President Pro TENTS.
Nays-None.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-19
BY Aid. Burton:
From Department Of Public Works.

To the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen. would recommend
the transfer OF ss.7iO from the sur
plus In the i9i5-c;eneral Road Fund
TO the credit % an account in the
same fund u he known as one CD
No. % kcehrtng street Paving Mixer
new account.
Respectfully submitted.
GEORGE n FENkELt.