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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-06
III Sparrow Stars in Big tick" Role and Gets Away With a Lot of Stuff
q WAGER DONATED
 TUBERCULOSIS WORK
e;t- Class Private Marlborough Gets fig Hand-Rotes Got on Banana Peel When They At
 tempted to Sing
By JEFF BAILEY

s vendors of vocal pleasantly Bir' gham Rotarians would come
 CT being arc lights in the drum
 5, if their efforts yesterday al Rotary -kiwanis luncheon could be
 led samples of their mocking t attainments.
 Is is unusual too. As a general 5 they are able to do anything with
 hing that jumps up, about as well
 monkey can handle cocoanut,
 believe me. they had both pedal entities on banana peel yesterday
 bell when they lined up and tried
 ct music out of their faces. The
 announced was, Take Me Out to Ball Game" and there was nobody
 ing at all. Marry ball went over plate. It was just like that bowling In of Advances said in unison-"rot- lt-they got away
 aey made the angoras of the Indians 1t with a pathos therein contained 1t would have gotten even a newsies 
 lpathy
 shn Sparrow national delegate in Jary, was called upon to deal the ds and already yet he had an ace in hole before the game started. He put English on every Sparrowism that 8cted from his mouth. He made it ar to all belligerents and complain that he was the court and that did not give a twiddle de diddle 1t any blooming guest thought of it. guest was in camp and had to stand the rack. Especially was this true en MT. Sparrow called time for the ling bee that was intensely amusing Rotarians, but very embarrassing to Indians, for be it said that MT. Spar in giving out the words to be He'd called such jawbreakers as he i'd hardly pronounce to all Advances, q one syllable words to all the Rotes. d he never admitted his unfairness. INTRODUCTION OF SOLDIERS he feature of the meeting was the in lucing of the visiting men in the ser of Uncle Sam. They were introduced their hosts, and each received his share of applause, but when D. w. arborough was reached he arose and Id:
 IT. President, want to introduce you my son. He is IS years of age { not nm officer, but I want it un- -~stoOd that he is a first-class prt- -.v Pandemonium broke loose. Ing Marlborough got the hand of the
 w. Crawford introduced the "three { rom" ns"-officers-all sons of James vron-and stated that he had the rth brother to bring with him. but was called away before the day ar ' ed, and also that the distinguished her of the four soldiers of Uncle Sam s to have been present, but found " he was unable to attend This ght forth much applause.
 blowing this w. J. Rushton arose 1 introduced Capt. Americus Whel- | of the Union army in the days of to '65.
 T want to state that this gentle an was a captain in the Union army Nng the civil war. and that he was Enthusiastic over his work vhat was taken in by we Confederates at dersonville, s. C., and kept in prison fre until released. We gave him a uh welcome in those days, but we going to give him a warmer one and great deal more to eat
 he is in the city" said MT. Rush amid cheers.
 aptain Whelden is passing through
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-06
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-06

Ing to the Jefferson Friday and Satur- day; the regular matinee will be given Saturday. On Friday q special Red Cross matinee will be given.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-06

Birmingham. en route to rort Worth Tex, where he goes to see his grand son. who is a first lieutenant in the aviation corps. He Is thiry third oe- gree Mason and lives in Washington.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-06
Candidate for Legislature

Birmingham, December 6. 1917.
Washington Journal., 1917-04-06
Die rotten
Osterblurnen.
KrlegeerzabIung Won Yer
dun. Won fritz g. Bauer.
~ m @OrGb.nb bss Geierto8s, tn
IN ben @9an3en biesieits bes
fronaOff8sH Sorts bel

XNEIUuH.
mas benten sic pom oiesjGbristn
Ofterbdfen, &omsrab," msinte Der
lanss Oberlsutnont, @rdf g., un6 CAB
feinem eetr.usn Waffsnbruber, Der nee
ben ibm I'm inheritance lag unb triibs
feIis Dor ii9 binbOite. einen ber5bdften
S@ubbs.
.OnerbdIe2 Wie9 Dds urme Sier!
Wiro f9perli9 gu rubigem Gierlcgen
tommsn. 60 cine pIanmGbigc, ouSSes
teuTeItt Strung bes WaIb>, Gel6s
un6 WieIenfritbens SRhfts
bumm mofte serabe In biefem Gugens
bid eine Idpers Grandte. bic in etnis
ger G%ntfernune bon benz unterftonS
tinf@lug.
.@4sint aIfO bod. oaB bic 0ters
nadt benz bIutigen GburfreituS slei4en
Ton," btmertte ber LANCE OberIeutnant,
rtpenn bic &erle Oriiben oenn obfOlut
teine Rube boItsn tOnnen, 10 iperben
mir ibner aud gum Seiertus oitner.
MprOpOs, SeImut, bubeH sic nod ims
mer feline Na9ridt BON Der blonben
ROmtsBg SIM GrHit 49,"
,Sa, ia, better Sans Trie6ri9. peib
f9On, mas sic Iusen molten. Setts
benz ih bon Mama Die Nd9ri9t be-
fam, baB 8IOnbdtn gum ROten &rtu5
aIs sinfa9t Rrantenf4pefter sesansen
1T, erfubr i'd ni9ts mebr. 2eioer."
Der Sberleutnant tpo1te nod etpas
ertpioern, benn Is lag ibm baran, benz
aameraben elm podr ermutisenbe
DOrts gu fagen. 9errsOtt, tpeul
mar nit Dem e%ntsidtnbfttn iunes1
MGb.l, bas es uuf bun6ert Meilen tn
Der Runbe CAB, perlObt mar uno fi4
tpegen etlt9er hummer Strei9e
vSpielbagoteGen" nannte iie Der fors
f9e 2eutnant 9e1mut - gong plOB>
Ii9 entlobt fab, 70 tonnte einem f4on
Elm bib@en triibfelig gu Mute isin.
Warum bate ber Iebensluitige iunge
Offisier aud f.tn feierIi@es @erfpres
den ni9t sebuIten! Ct puBte es fels
Der nibt; puBte nur, boB feline eigene
S@uIb in Oiefer fatuIer MnseIsenbeit
eisentIi9 redt serins. bic S4ulb Der
Rameraben. bic i'm pieber NAL bers
fibrt batter, unb oas @erbdnsnts Der
umitdnoe I'm @essnt.iI re@t grpb ses
tpeien tparen. 4ber an Der barten @nts
fdeiouns, bic bic iunee RomteB iiber
i'm perbdnst bate. mar ni8t gu ritz
teIn. ~Ginem MOrtbrii4ieen sebe th
meme 9ano nimmermebr" biefe
WOrte, Di. iie ibm sefdrieben bate, BE-
beuteten elm Sooesurteil. lInb nit
6ieIem Sobesurteil ouf benz Naden
mar er ins Gelb se5csen. @ber merts
ipiirbig! Den Sroit, I'm Sample au
Washington Journal., 1917-04-06

bleiben, mad peldem er in feiner
furdtbaren 0erSpeiflung seled5t,
bate bos @ef9id ibm perfust. Grnft
mar er allerbinss babel setporo.u,
ernit tuie Elm sereifter Munn.
Muss oas tpnBte Graf g., Der ii9
Seite an Settle NIT benz Ramtraben
bas giferne Rrsua eritritten bate. uno
felt beute mOrsen puBte er nod etipas
mebr unb sriibeIte iebt bariber nod.
Of Ct benz Rameraben trsenb cine trOitz
lide Mnbeutuns MAIDEN biirfe, trobbem
ibm feIber itrenses @@peisen our
pfli9t ssmadt tporben mar, als Der
8efebl lam, einem gu ertpartenosn
Na9tansriff Der feinbliasn Gtretts
trGfts ourd Sturm uuf Die Dor ben
2inien li.senOs S4anae aubOrsutOms
men.
.@ott fsi Dnnt." lam Is bon oen
2ippen bes junsen 2eutndnts, unb Ct
fiiste nod binau: or 9ibts bod nod
Oftern Oiterbait RomteB
9ebi, pm -
Cine Minute barauf befanben ii9
bic beioen Sffiaiert mitten i'm Gepibt
bes @efedts. Der iunse 2tutnant
i9ien ou9 biesmal iuieoer tuselfeit gu
fin. @Gbrenb re9ts unb linfs bic
&ameraben bonn fauienoen 8lei credit
un6 binseitredt tpuroen. mar er bis
jest Obne Die serinsite Sdromme buz
poneefommtn.
Mber Der i9pierisfte Sell Der bsute
2lbsnb gu IOfsnbeh Gefe9tsanfsabe
&sHb nod bepOr; ano serabe bier,
Washington Journal., 1917-04-06

G6riitian 4anber's Masenbitters.
9as bette Mittel sesen llnDer6an-
lidfeit. Zoe bic Tlaide. 500
7te Strake N.=W.
Washington Journal., 1917-04-06

r@cine Tran latte 2a@rippe, NIT
Sdmerssn int &iifen
rno &opfe. sic bate Shmersen in allen elis.
bern. @S fino am Wiprgen an unb Bis Mtttae roar
fie i'm 8ett uro ling an
Or. Miiles' Wernime
uno Nnti.Bnin 8iuen su nebmen. pie bexpr6nst.
Su einern Gage ooer siuei mar iie aeiunb unb mir
fino eeiuiB. 6nB penn fe ipeIeim beim eriten
Spntptome Or. Miles' Neroine einaenpmrnen
bate. mare Der Nnfau gaus perhltet tuurbeu."-
&en. g. .. Slaoe. Manbnttan. Ram.
2a@rippe biuterldBt ibren 9pfern
oep6bnlih cine aefhipdd6te @eIunbbeit,
ia bos Sieber uno Die Sdjnersen Die
&ebensfrdfte perringeru. lin benz Ser
bcnipItem in ioIdem Sale bei5uIteben,
oiebt es feline before Nlebi8iu nls 3r.
Miles' 9ierpine.
&erfnuft NIT Der Barantie, 6aF Der
@reis Der critcn 5laihe 5nri6ertattet
wirb, ,ueu bic Mebi5in nidt betfen
iulte. Sn allen Apptbefru.
Washington Journal., 1917-04-06

Gdte Trauffnrter mm6 Gnadiunrit,
rein nnb nnberfalidt, ST babcn bel
&a9Iers,
532 Center nnS Is &iggs Marft.
Washington Journal., 1917-04-06

Mabeiras, brett impOrtiertc 5
Sorten, ST, $1.25, $3.50, So nnS
So bas bolle Anart. Gbriitian
fanSer, 900 Ute Strafe.
Washington Journal., 1917-04-06

Ghriitian Fan6er's @ilbfirI6en
2ian0r, 1T Sas bette Mittel gesem
Sniten nnb Salsleiben. 900 Ute
Strafe M..@.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-12
Notice Of First Meeting of Creditors.

In the district court of the United
States for the Southern District of
Iowa.
In the matter of Emil G. Prccht,
Bankrupt-In Bankruptcy.
TO the creditors of Emil G. Precht.
of Denison, Iowa. III the county Of
Crawford and district aforesaid. a
bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the
It'll day of December. A. ID. 1917. the
said Emil C. Prccht was duly adjudi-
Gated bankrupt; and that the first
meeting of his creditors will be held
in my office in Council Bluffs. Iowa. on
the 22d day OF December. A. ID. 1917,
at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. at which time the
said creditors may attend. prove their
claims, appoint a trustee, examine tho
bankrupt and transact such other bus
mess as may properly come before said
meeting.
FREMONT 'BENJAMIN,
soft Referee in Bankruptcy.
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CHARTER OAK ITEMS
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| CHARTER OAK, Dec. 1l--(Special
to the Revicw)--At about 4:39 last
Saturday morning the house and fur
nishings of w. A. Brown were COM
pletcly destroyed by fire.
! The fire originated in the room 0c-
cupied by Boyd Crone, who had drop
ped match into some loose papers.
The flames spread rapidly and Mr..
Crone was quite badly burned about
the neck and face when he discover
ed the fire.
An alarm was turned in immed-
ately and the hose was brought up.
The firemen were badly hampered by
a strong wind and the bitter cold.
The house was partially covered by
| insurance. Mr. Brown has not de-
cided as yet whether he will rebuild
or not.
In fighting the fire Mike Copps was
unfortunate enough to be completely
| incased in ice and was nearly frozen
ton Reynolds was also badly frozen
lrabout the face and neck. .tre'$+s- nj 5sstss-;
The residence of Mr.. Brown was
one of the Oldest in town and located
on the east side IL the portion known
as Happy Hollow. The fire protection
! is very poor in this district and only
last year house was completely de.
str0yed for lack of water.
The Charter Oak band gave a Red
Cross benefit concert in the opera
house Friday evening. In spite Of
the extremely cold weather a good
crowd was in attendance and IA neat
sum was realized for the good OF the
cause. The high school glee club
sang two numbers which were highly
appreciated. Miss Irene Fox gave IA
reading Dave Warehouse and Miss
Avis Trumbo each sang a solo, and al.
together the program was exceeding.
ly good. Great amusement was caus.
cd by the appearance of the haysced
band. who after several attempts ron
dcrcd several selections. after which
Mr.. Passman gave a violin solo. The
biggest hit of the evening was tho
selling by auction of a rooster dOnat-
cd by o. o. Collins. 1t brought S49.5O.
Miss Mildred Coin returned to her
work in Pomeroy Friday morning. af
ter spending her Thanksgiving vaca-
ton with her mother.
Mrs. Roy Brown and baby son re-
turned home Wednesday after good
visit with her friends in Dunlap.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Dubois left last
Wednesday morning for winters
stay with their daughter in Miami,
Fla T.;
. Fred Thomson came down from
Maplet0n Friday to attend the band
concert
q The following shipments left the
Oak Monday evening: A. Kragcl. II
car of cattle to Sioux City; A. l.. Dcitz.
2 cars to Chicago; J. Krobl, car to
Omaha; X. Garbe, car to Chicago;
G. A. Staudt, ! car to Sioux City; c.
J. Jones. l car to Sioux City.
Lieut.. Coin, who is visiting his
mother. went to Manila Monday after
noon for a short visit with friends.
1 The 0. r. S. club met Friday after
noon with Mrs. r. Il. Weed. After the
business Of the meeting officers for
the coming year were elected as fol-
lows: President, Mrs. e. T. Glau; vice
president, Mrs. NJ Jones: secretary.
Mrs. Olive Routzong: treasurer, Mrs.
A. Snyder. After this, Mrs. l.. S. Coin
of Wheeling, W. Va. sang two de-
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-12
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES

Kings Heralds will meet with kath-
crime WoOlstOn on Monday afternoon,
December 18th. Immediately after
school.
In spite of the stormy weather there
was very good attendance at the
meeting of the Woman's Foreign Mis-
,sionary society. held at the home Of
Mrs. Seymour Bond. The members
present greatly enjoyed Mrs. Bonds
hospitality. also the very interesting
lesson in charge of Mrs. Pierce. in
the absence of Mrs. Boylan through
sickness
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-12
coon GROVE ITEMS

Mrs Otto Arnold has been crtcrtain-
ing sister from Walnut for the past
couple of weeks.
August Mesenbrink went down to
Dow City last Friday to bring his lit
tie daughter home. She had been stay
ing with her grandmother. Mrs. John
Griffen, for several days.
Percy Miles was a business visitor
ut the Ed LANCER home last Friday.
Miss Kate Cavanaugh was an over
Sunday visitor at her home in Deni-
son.
Mrs. VIM. Dersien returned home
last Saturday from Charter Oak. at
which place she spent several days
caring for her mother, who has been
quite low.
Mrs. Ed LANCER and daughter were
over Sunday visitors at the parental,
Herman Helm. home.
August Nchls and family were
guests at the Fritz, Mundt home in Ma
nilla Tuesday.
Ed LANCER was business visitor
at the Claude Mcdonald home Tues.
day last.
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Send us your news.

| DR.. p J. Brannon was in Omaha
Friday transacting business.
Miss Marie Birkhofer was shopper
in DenisOn Friday from Dow City.
| John Mumm. of West Side, was a
! county seat business caller Monday.
Herman Bunk. Il resident of Rick
etts. spent Friday here attending to
some business matters.
Gail Richardson and Andrew Bell
motorcd to Ida Grove Sunday after.
noon for a visit with friends.
l.. f. Arney. who resides at Onawa
visited here over Sunday with his
cousins, Misses May and Edna Fisher.
Louie Lochmiller departed Monday
afternoon for Des Moines. where he
enlisted in the Notifying aero service.
Mrs. F. ]. Young came down from
Sioux City Monday to be in attend
ance at the wedding of Miss Lydia
Belle kuehnle.
DR.. c. W. Carr arrived in Denison
Sunday evening from Craig. Sask.,
Canada. where he has been for the past
few weeks looking after his extensive
land interests. 1.
The Economy meat market has de-
cided not to suspend their free city
delivery which was announced last
week. So many of their customers
thought the new plan would work a
hardship on them that it was decided
to continue the service,
We are very grateful to those who
send in to this office items of news
each week. The Review is anxious to
print all the news. but of course it is
impossible to accomplish this without
the cooperation Of our readers. If you
know of an item that will be of inter
est mail it in. or better still. call up
No. 80
Mrs. j. e. Bale returned Friday
iOycd few days visit with her moth
or. Mrs. Henry Meyer. Her brother
Lieutenant Meyer. who resides in Cal
enroute to New York. He enlisted
to sail for France in the near future.
George McHenry returned home on
Sunday evening from Columbus
where he visited over Sunday at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. c. D. Evans.
Both Carroll and North Evans. who
enlisted III the medical corps have re-
ccivcd notices to report for duty and
will leave Columbus this week. Mrs.
McHenry will remain at Columbus
until the departure of her brothers.
George spent last week in Chicago,
and says that the people there are
very enthusiastic over the war. Hardly
a day passes but what there is big
demonstration with parades and mill
tary bands.
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Notice Of First Meeting Of Creditors.

In the district court Of the United
States for the Southern District of
Iowa.
In the matter Of August Stcinkueh-
Ter, Bankrupt.--ln bankruptcy.
To the creditors of August Stcinkucf
Ter, OF Manila, Iowa. in the county Of
Crawford and district aforesaid, Il
bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the
9th day of December, A. ID. 1917. the
said August Steinkuehler was duly ad
Indicated bankrupt: and that the
first meeting of his creditors will he
held in my Office in Council Bluffs,
Iowa. on the 22d day of December, A.
ID. 1917. at 10 O'Clock d. H.. at which
time the said creditors may attend,
prove their claims, appoint /; trustee.
examine the bankrupt and transact
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting
FREMONT BENJAMIN,
5O-1t Referee in Bankruptcy.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-12

House Slippers
The very sight of our leather
house slippers would make
dads toes turn up in envy.
They are made of the finest
feathers and come in two styles.
Prices are reasonable. ..... ..
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lightful solos, which were highly APP
preciated by those present. A dainty
luncheon was served by the hostess,
assisted by Mesdames Collins and
Yeager and Miss Hilda Christensen.
At the close of the afternoon a beau
tful souvenir spoon was presented to
Mrs. O. o. Collins, who leaves this
week for her new home at Dow City.
The out of town guests were Mrs. l..
S. Coin. of Wheeling, w. Va: Mrs.
Barnes. of 'Grnnell. and Mrs. Chas.
Armstrong, of Waterloo.
Mrs. J. Jones, of Denison, returned
Monday to her home after a good visit
here with her sister, Mrs. NJ. Jones.
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c. L.. Ducander
CHRISTMAS HEADQUARTERS
to 7tudsH as to You Had

rs Better to 7ruds !Hith as Than to Wish You Hud
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-12
Mems Furnishings of Distinction

Here you will find things for afternoon
and evening wear--dress shirts and smart
ties, silk hose, hats, gloves and shoes. Or
you might prefer to buy him studs. sleeve
buttons, knitted silk scarf, smoking
Jacket or bath robe.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-12

This Christmas, than ever, men will appreciate
the useful and scrviceable things For father,
friendat home in training at the fronthe gifts
tunty for selection. Here you will find practical things
for all for the outdoor manuseful accessories
for the who aveslittle comforts for the military
stylish suits that will be acceptable
this year. Will you not here and the things that
men like things which they approve?
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-12
A Guide to
The Happy Selection
For Any Man
The Man Who Travels

will find lasting pleasure in some Of these
things of daily use. For him VIC suggest
leather goods, bag shirt, collar or cravat
case, handy case for toilet articles. tlc, too,
would appreciate gloves, hose, shirts, era
watts. pajamas. night shirts, slippers or the
necessary bathrobe. We have taken great
care to select the kind Of gifts men like.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-12

Or he may enjoy more intimate things,
such as silk shirts, belt with monogram
buckle, or "Hudder" coat--the kind that
can be c,unpled up but ,UiN not Vrinkle
1t is very light and weighs but thrty.three
ounces--A gift he will appreciate.
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The Military Man

Give or send some of these little COM
forts and personal necessities he lacks.
You'll be agrccably surprised to find so
many "solder needs" here. Warmer cloth
ing for rigorous weather: underwear hose,
mualcrs, lined gloves. sleeveless Sammy
sacks, army sweater, bachelor buttons, bath
robes, etc.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-12

around to listen to them tell why 9th
them.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-12

The so called conscientious OBJ.
jectors" are disfranchised in England
now, but in this country we all stand
The Detroit times., 1917-01-20
REALTY men TO
PRINT JOURNAL
JudsOn Broadway. Detroiter,
Heads National Real Estate
Boards Publication

The National Real Estate lonrnal
The Official publicoron 81 tho VA
iioDal Association o. Real E2fafe
boards. shirA for s.yen years has
Teen published under private con
tract with r L. Polk & COMPANY
viii now be published in Pittsburgh
under management 81 The National
Real Estate Journal Inc. OF which
company Juison Bradway prom
inent Detroit real estate man has
been elected president
Il is planned. states Mr. BradwaY
&c make The national journal second
70 none in this country az an ass0
citation publication The National
Real Estate Journal Inc was organ.
ICED r short tine ago with a capial-
ization az $4,000 which amount i,
Iov said 10 lie practically subscrib.
cd. Stock IS SO a share and Tgenr
bers OF the national body thruout
the country are taking IT, Each
stockholder receives a two-year sub
scrip'ion TO the Journal free Of
charge
The publication % The national
Journal has been ono Of the national
organization biggest problems ard
when Henry p Haas. OF Pr'.bufEh
was elected president 90 the a.so-
citation in Nc~ Orleans last year he
appointed a committee 20 eTee'
change in The system % publication
or which body Judson Bradwas anl
Walter c. Piper Of this city Nas
members
The committee met in Chics 20,
Dec s. and effected me organize
ton OF The new company. the n
Gers ~ which are Iudscn Bralway
Detroit. presiient Eugene :. Reilly
Pittsburgh vice presicent George J.
Campbell PITTSBURGH secretary. and
Edward Kane Pittsburgh, treasurer.
George Canpl ell will have charge
q printing the journal Walter c.
Piper. Of retrcit former president
or he local and national l'y
bodies. has BEEN appointed con
iribuiing editor.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-20
CADILLAC HOTEL
PROPERTY PASSES
TO BOOK ESTATE

Control Of he Hotel Cadillac prop
srty. Michigan-ave and Wsshinsion
blvd. has passed into The hands ~
'he mr. X coos estate on at
year lease The Cadillac company
recently obtained the lease from ta.
New man estate and TIE Book estate
purchased &, 20 make certain ,ha.
when improvements are made n
The propertt which S stipulated o-
some Years hence they viii be- e'
nature 20 benefit Washington oiva
on which The Book estate has
tensive interests
The consideration is nor made
public bur those familiar Ni'h PROV
cr'y values IN that section estimate
me investment and fhe inter~s II
batueen saooo.0oD and $4,000
The lease Is 20 81 turned over
he Development Corporation az ~
i-oit. which nss Incorporated q.
Gently FOR $4,000 600 under the aR-
OF Michigan. OHcers are Pres.
dent. J 3. Book. Jr secretarf
Frank P Book. and treasurer HER
ber+ y Book
The Book estate proposes "a e-e.'
-gstory Office building eNclu- j
FOR lawyers. on site with a So on'
frontage adjoining nv Family rtea
ter On the Campus Martins Tt-
new building wiil cost upwards q
$500 600.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-20

stand an Bowser couldn't tell her.
ul,ho he tried his very best
Old Man Coyote lost no fiInr i'm
getting back home. for Do never felt
easy near the home oi man n broad
daylight GRANNY ana Reiiy Eos
went home too. and here WAS hate
in their hearts. hate Tor old Man
Coyote Put once they reached home
old GRANNY Fox STOPPED growing
and presently she began 10 ehuckie
What arc YOU laugh.nr ar" de
manded Reddy
AT no way ola Man Coyote stole
that dinner fron, us replied Gran.
ny.
II hate him W" sneasiny rob
ier'" snapped Reddr
Tut tg' Redo, rot ~ re-
toried Granny Re falr minded VIZ
stole ,ha' Dime fr1p NoN ser 'he
Hound anil Ql4. Man,~p oic stole f
from W que De- NJ Worse