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PMHEU.
PWAKENING
Bfli ii>-Buiiday School
I | l flunday” ii Tremen-
I * dons Success
I ■WAGING FIGHT
| ON ILLITERACY
[No Age Limit for
\Mfmm '•on “Moon
| K light” Schools
Pi- 4 % * ' Bp 'JUjmmmmem
;.§ mr rm relhmoub ramkir.
I gjNtlfo lwllll place of th# south.
9pm ola*Ml fa the religion* leader
tfc» Unltod State* U shown
pSM. VM the obeerrance of last
I BSv* la Kentucky, wfh th* re
fWoees. sioostloaal and civil force*
■hi foe data a figmatteg ter the com
I'SWa «ai- ▲ proclamation la full
I Jfta state wu a Ajfh light on the
abtoad la Kentucky, with
as Importance In a
UPS Naked up with the anti 1111 1-
i faa.nm dam 11 ?'Illiteracy by 1210
mmm » la oomhected with the tern
aymk abd part of
|-|SSMaMC«ro M.OCO alga era of a to
[ rWkaa Kaatwcky inaugurated this
lESP* naatap ecbool method laat year
pmlM Iff per coat Increase in
HflMbße* Normally 300,000 per
ggfoß WMfi-pbBBPdBy echoel; on May
gkkee aflfTMnail risttors. so.ooo
the goal wee teed at a
P^Sf^tHSeepeean^mad
Ooe. mHH R^dcCreery"
1 sTsMalmmU *** ** er * ar7 of
If |y * mln * Cirt *‘
p : .»|MOt of artery movement which
1 ttan,rtw and f'hrla
|| *tww>y tdioot hM
i phg for every Ufo and all of
| I. James B. Wc-
of Kootochy, call .
ijfjlffcoi aU Kentuckians and the
rHfirtkaa within our borders to
& nfettaai Sunday ecbool In the
r Kpmreh of their choice oo April
I" IMS. that they may give
. Kgacoarmfemoat and honor to
Okaao who teach in these
t hSSSMwU. that they may see the
| Rat which Is being done, and
| frclfcßt they may fan their aerrice
$ < Worship their God.
I I * - ® Sunday school
| Mmon prorlslon for all ages, from
i W ‘‘cradle rofl’ for Infants to the
| Wmm department” for the aged and
r B(NaMde who cannot lea re the ire
i- itato-wldo appeal meet*
f; «Ml » comprehenalre response The
. igtfaaee of adolto In the organised
?! pb d|SMOO In eopecially note
£ flforthy. A veritable whirlwind cam
« opß* **• organised, with the new*-
£ flfW*. grhool teacher*, pastor* and
••• foond easier to do * big
HmR thaa a llttl# oae. for the tm
’■ ptoo of the campaign teached out
$ pjps Iho romotfpf Tillages and cross
r MBAs aM caught up the small Sun
; fb fifiheole. irtng their members
AM A H*M of th# solidarity of the
flßßllßßfioß and of seal for the
jßd Os thin Is rosily but one aspect
fc.-fijElWfi NUgloas publicity movement
hmugurated at the Men and ReJig
-9K Ooagrooo la Now York, in April.
||p*- Oat of those publicity plana
[■ PPM the •'Oo-TtvChurch Bundar.“
VIS a greet variety of method* for
■ttMi attoadance; and from this
EMfo Whloh hag since become ns
\ tjWheride. ovotvod easily the 00-To
ifedifdabool Sunday " m all this
»'■ SB? Sdrinag who flael a responai
wH t9 tar ClUaeaShtp perceive a real
MSralatloa to patriotism.
P+lvaf* proud of their state. Ken
..MOPeae arg aow tm the throe* of a
|;Mt Qgpsrisacs In self realization
■ gdSK Mlldarrfco. Largely because a
ifipt faWt of prtmKlre Americans
%tpa hooamo sequestered In the
_ ..Mfpgra Appalachian MounUlns,
stills, gad so forth. As the
I Mplataeky forward Movement'- ex-
L fflMpMB tL there art more thaa 100.-
im Eoatmeldeas post school ags.
IMP dBS Mtther road or whit*. 17.-
LJH Who gaaaot rood thstr hoi
SSmSjlj 0 **° cannot
yoar^t?
asM that “any educated person with
out a pupil waa mighty lonesome “
The state gorornmeat sad various
v altar*, patriotic and rslVglous
bodies have got beh lad the mevo
meot and U la already spreading to
other state* Kaalucky Is the fifth
from the bottom of the list of states
In proportion of whits Illiteracy.
“Mooalight schools," which are
nothing more nor lees then night
schools In the country, have beau
the popular method adopted for com
bating Illiteracy Mrs. Cura Wilson
Btswart. superin ton dent of schools
tu Rowan county, began the move
meat In 1911. In the first rear
there wars 1400 persons attend
lsg moonlight schools in her coun
ty The work has spread to 00 oo un
ties, and aow than* art 100,000 Illit
erate* roosivlag Instruction
Amasing incidents are told by
Mr* Stownrtss of four Baptist
preachers taught to read end writs,
and two United Bute* postmasters,
shoe* work had really been done by
thstr daughter* One school trustee
sat oa the sam* seat with his 11-
yoar-old child at a moonlight school
and learned to read and write. In a
friendly rivalry, oae man of 17 learn
ed faster than n woman of 10. On*
class consisted of persons aged from
74 to 94 yearn. One man learned in
tear evenings.
DR. BOYLE LAUDS ,
PHILLIPS BROOKS,
CHURCHMAN
The Rev. W. H. Wray Boyle’s lec
ture on “Phillips Brooks and Epi*
copacy” was heard by n large gath
ering In the Woodward-ave. Presby
tartan church last Sunday evening.
The creed of Bishop Brooks. In
seven definite statements, was mad
by the lecturer, who said be was
prepared as a Presbyterian to sub
scribe to everyone of them.
The grant preacher was charac
terised as “a broad church man who
was too big In ghrth of soul to be
bold by sectarian prejudice "
“If them be weakness hi th#
church of Phillips Brooks It ts to be
found la the tendency ta some
quartan to ritualistic practices,
-g-* — which the renowned bishop
always warned." said Dr. Boyle
Tor fidelity to the grant fun dam en
tal (bets of Christina faith, for de
votion to the forms of a dignified
end worshipful service, far an earn
sot interest la world-evangelisation,
the Episcopal church has always
stood, end for her great ministry of
Christian service the disciple of nay
reasonable creed moot have both re
spect and gratitude. ’
“The growth of the church has
boon steady and permanent, the
clergy la creasing since 1999 from
994 to A£4d. and the membership
from 11471 to 1.199449. It has 2<2
missionaries in foreign fields, with
an expenditure for the support of
their mtsalon fields of 11.490499 la
the post year.”
PLAN TO UNIFY
RELIGIOUS WORK
OF Y. M. G A.
Plan# for tb# summer religious
work to bn undertaken br tb# Da
trofc Y. M. C. A. wfll bn outMnnd
Monday evening at a conference of
tbe general religion* work commit
toe of the'association. Another aim
at the conference wfl) be to unify
tbe religion# work of tb# entire Y.
K C- A., giving each department n
uniform plan In keeping with that
of every other department.
The Rev. Edward H. Pence, who
ha# been conducting a serin# of lec
tures before the business men’s
Bible study club, will continue In
that work until June.
FELT AS THOUGH
HE “BELONGED”
IN THIS CHURCH
Tb* following “testimonial" waa
handed In anonymously to the
church editor
*T don’t go to church very often, j
but occasionally ‘the spirit move#
me’ to desire the com pea km ship of
good Christian people, and I select
some unpretentious, home-like look
ing church sad slip la a# quietly a#
possible so a* to avoid undue atten
tion, my religious beliefs being
somewhat on the ‘secret closet’ plan
of worship.
“Last Sunday morning I se
lected Simpson Tabernacle Metho
dist church. Grand River. Sixth and
Bagg. a# the place for my semi-oc
casional public devotion#, and I
wont to say right here that the
ooekle# of my heart were pleasantly
warmsd by the nice greeting I re
ceived from tbe congregation a# a
whole and from a number of Indi
viduals. Their warm, friendly hand
clasp sent me home with a much
better perspective of life and renew
ed courage and energy to continue
the fight for subsistence.
“Also there was food for reflec
tion In tbe sermon preached by the
pastor, the Rev. Howard A. Field,
and since listening to him a doubt
has been created within me as to
whether I am ‘ln the clear* or not
shout refraining from s public dem
onstration of my religious convic
tions. He came pretty near prov
ing that It Is the duty of any man or
woman who betlev## in Ood at all to
aot an example to the more skep
tical by at least being present In
tbe places of public worship. Any
way, tb# chances or# that I will b#
found mere often hereafter taking a
•Hunt pert If nothing more, tn re
■gfons worship at some nttl# church
■nmswbsit In Detroit.
“This mast net be ooasldersd as
a ’boost’ for tbo Btmpoou Taker nee Is
Just because I happened to stony
kite that fold and enjoysd ths
peopls ! met and ths man who
preached so Improupfvoly, for there
are n large number of equally In-
trmating churches la Detroit, places
whore a frdow can go aod be par
fectly at borne and feel somehow
that b* ’belong* *
"Nor to It a knock on any other
church, for they am all good, but
somehow the light that trickles In
through the beautiful memorial
windows of some of the churches
does not shine as brightly or warm
ly to th# vagabond church goer as It
does to tbs follow who really be
longs’ and has his pew rent paid up
well la advance. ’
IX) INSTALL NEW
PASTOR MONDAY
The Rev. J. A. Johnston will be
installed as pastor th* Memorial
Presbyterian church by the Detroit
Presbytery, Monday evening at
7:19. Th# Rev JameeF Black,
moderator, will preside. The ser
mon will bo preached by the Rev
Hugh Jack. Th# Rev. Robert J.
Young will deliver tbs charge to the
congregation and the Rev August
H. Cameron will charge the min
inter
Dr. Johnston will preach Sunday
mcrnlng on. “la anything hard for
the and in the evening. ‘Tor
me to live is Chrtat.”
Hedm’ ,’aS eel chßdnthS N knv ..
* ’ ■
Church Notes
la the Tillmaa-ava satU«a*ent Sun
day rv*mag. the R#t. Lutber C.
Lovrjoy, pastor o 4 th* Fourtesnth
ava. Methodist, of which ths settle
ment has recently become a branch,
will deliver the address, and will also
receive * aroup of candidates into
the membership Baptism will he ad
ministered to both children and
adults. Dr. Lovajoy will be aseketed
adults. Dr. LovsJpt will be assisted
in this service by Miss Bprngu*. su
perintendent of the deaconess work
in Detroit, and by Miss aJßteman and
Miss Stevens, deaaoaasaaa in chars*
of the eettlement. and by Ooorg* F.
Thompson, superintendent of th* shin,
day school
William H Venn, state parole offi
cer. will addroos th* men's meeting
in th* Y. M C A. Sunday, at l »#.
oa "Christianity and crime." A mu
sical program for men will begin In
th# lobby of tha» building at S o clock
with selection# by Audrey R Deris,
harpist, of the Detroit Conservatory
of' Music.
“Down grad* ta the dark.” will ha
th* Rev. J. Pnrctval Muget'a them*
in First Congregation Sunday even
ing The morning worship will In
dad* th* communion service and re
cep t ion of members, with sermon by
Dr. Huget. At both services the quar
tet and chorus choir of the church
will furnish the music.
The series of sermons on “Whst
■ hall I believer* mil be continued tn
Preston Methodist. Sunday evening
with the topic "What shall 1 belteva
abont the Bible?" The sermon la
“Practical spirituality." The Rev
King D. Beach, pastor, mil preach.
“The glory of Oed should bo man’s
motive," will be the subject of th*
morning sermon ta Fisher Memor- .
tal Methodist. Bsst Grand Boulevard
and aratioc-avo. Th* Bible school
will meet at 11M a. m . Cpworth
league at 4'S*. The pastor, th* ReV.
James Chapman, will preach tn the
evening an "Th* well tn th* heart"
111 First Presbyterian th* Rev. Jo
seph A. Vance will preach tn The
morning on "The mightiest thing. *
and in th* evening hie mbfoct will
be “The patience es Ood "
Th* Rev Oeo C. Outlie, of Athene.
Town., n renowned Bible teacher. wIU
speak Sunday morning In Boovel Me
morial Presbytertan. Grand River and
McOrnw. in the evening th* pastor
will preach oa “Whiter than anew."
Sunday morning la First New
Thought church. Oam W Armstrong
mil speak on "Th* Inner Ilfs." In
th* evening bister Christine will
apeak oa “Pilgrimages tn India "
Rabbi Franklin's sermon topic Sun
day morning la Temple Beth El will
be “Th# elements of worship ” '
An all-day mooting of th# Women s
nasocfntlon of th# Fort-st. Presby
terian Is announced for Monday, be
ginning at I*. At Ml the regular
monthly bustnosHt meeting mil be
bold when Mrs Helen Moor* will
have charge of th* devotional *xet
class.
Th* Westminster league service of
th* Fort-st Presbytsrlann will be ad
dressed Sunday evening by John C.
Hayes, a bltnd preacher and lecturer,
who mil speak on "Sunshine and
shadow." the story of his life and
work.
The Sunday morning kindergarten
In Fort-st. Presbyterian resumes Its
regular sessions Sunday. Th* hour is
from 1*:14 to Ik la the church house
An Interesting program for the
James Joy class entertainment has
been arranged for Monday evening In
th* church nous* of the Fort-st Pres,
byterlan. beglnn'nw at 1:ll Thor#
mil be music, readings, etc. Tickets
may be secured from any of the mem
bers or at the door Monday night
Th# Mothers’ circle of th# Fort-st.
Presbyterian announces an all-day
meeting for nest Thursday, beginning
at I# o clock.
The Rev E. K- Pence mil speak In
Fort-st. Presbyterian Sunday morn
ing on ' What n full Ilf# discovers”
and in th# evening on "fleeing dis
tort edly.“
Mies Kathryn Warner ’cellist, who
has Just returned from an eight
months' concert tour, will give selec
tions at a concert In Assembly hall.
Ns. 14 Wltherell-st.. Wednesday May
L following th# imnthl ysupper In
Elliot-Taylor's Sunday at 11. Mr
Frseer will speak on "Music, which
Mrs Wood will illustrats The Rev
Willis A. Moor* will speak at I on
'Tialt* and Infinlt#.’*
Ml EASY WAY
TO GET RID OF
SKIN-TROUBLES
A Baltimore doctor suggests this
simple, but reliable snd Inexpensive,
home treatment for people suffering
with ecsema. ringworm, rash sod
similar Itching, burning skin trou
bles
At any reliable druggist s get a
Jar of realnol ointment ands cake
of realnol soap. These will not cost
s bit more than seventy-flv« cents.
With the realnol soap and warm
water baths the affected parts
thoroughly, until they are free from
crusts aod ths skin Is softened Dry
vary gently, spread on a thin layer
of tho realnol ointment, and cover
with a light bandage If necessary
to protect thb clothing. This should
be dime twice a day. Usually the
distressing Itching and burning stop
with tbs first treatment, and tbe
akin soon become# clear and healthy
again For trial of realnol ointment
and reetnol aoep. free, write to Dept
Sl-R. Realnol. Baltimore. Md.—Adv,
DETROIT TIMES
COURT CAN
SWING T. R.
LIBEL SUIT
. .T,
tt'snthsned bin Page Owe.)
a tor O’Oorman and the printing
graft” testimony.
They rttrd the rule of law that
Justification proof must bo "oa
broad a* the libel *
Roosevelt s lawyers, oo the other
hand, were as .confident that cor
roboration of tbs colonel's charges
by his own testimony and other wit
nesses. with their trump oard to be
played to evidence of allagod print
lag graft, had been ample.
William M. Ivins Ha rues’ chief
counsel. Intimated today that Gov.
Whitman would not he asked to
testify regarding the l*ttor he wrote
to Chari*# H Duell, Jr., sugßoaUag
a Bell Moose-Progressive Repub
licam •11 lanes Authenticity of th*
letter Is not now queatiooed. Tba
Barns* sides disputed a published
statement from Whitman that he
had made public the letter last
July. It 1* asserted that Whitman
always denied existence of such a
letter.
The Rsosevelt side expects to coo
elude its evidence Monday or Tues
day. Barnes personal testimony
will take two or three days. It Is
believed. H# also has about IS wit
nesses. and attorneys were not sure
whether the caae could be finished
next week.
TAX RATE
OF $23.69 IS
PROBABLE
a modification of the board, and n
reduction In It* numbers, which they
hope to so* adopted as a charter
amendment
Estimator Gordon Introduced a
resolution, which was adopted, prais
tng ths work of the board for redoc
tng tho budget “without crippling
any department, without rqdudng
any of the present equ'pment for ed
ucation. pablie health, firs, lighting,
poor or any other essential deport
ment of tho city government, and al
lowing large sums for Improvements
in aU these departments.”
It is likely that the 'council will
disregard ths salary cuts made by
ths Board of Estimates, and that It
will ho left fnr a member of th#
board to start court pm ladings to
test the charter amendment by
which power was given Che alder
men to fix salaries
Th# following repaving and rosMr
facing cuts were made ta the gen
eral road fund, amounting to about
91.900.000:
Baldwin. Mack te Oratiot. Brook
lyn. Fort te For tor; Br* water. Rto
p*U* to Oratiot, B*nton. Ftrash to
Rumoll. Columbia, Woodward to
Cass; Casa. Oraad Rivsr to Led yard
CoßirtM, Brush to Hastings; Ragle
wood. Woodward to Oakland; First.
Lefayvtt* to Michigan. Field. Water
100 to Farmer. Monroe to Ran-E
dotph. Greenwood. Grand River te
Rraiaard Harper. Hast lags t* Rus
sell; Hendrirks. St Aubln to Jo*.
CaaMs: Hal*. Riop*ll« to railroad.
Humboldt. Michigan to Butternut.
Harmon. Woodward to Brush. Joffer.
son. south half Woodward to B«*u
turn. J*ff#r»on. south half B«a*bi#n -
to Doqulndr*: Jefferson, south half
D*qu>ndr* to Ch*t>*; Locust, Wabash
to Fifteenth; Montralfa. Woodward
to Brush. Csss. Palmer to Aiuttr- i
dam: Led yard. Cass to Third. MU
wauke*. Woodward to Second. War
ren. Lorain* to Grand boulevard.
Opera Houso-at.. Woodward to Mon
ro*; Rlnpeli*. Jefferson to Gratiot.
Sheridan, lit. Paul to K*rch#vsi
W*»#on. Michigan to Horatio: With
er #ll Woodward to Adams. Winder.
Woodward to Brush: Grand Riv*r.
Library to Broadway. Riop«ll*.
Trombley to Grand-hlvd.; Tw*nty
fourth, dock to J*ff*rson. Franklin.
Brush to BesuMea. Franklin. Hast
ings to Doqulndr*; Larn*d. Third to
J*ff*r*on 'Vermont. Fort to Howard.
Twelfth. Merrick to railroad; Scot
ten. Buchanan to Wtrrtn Poplar.
Vermont to Wabash. First, dock to
Woodhrtdg*. Holbrook. Woodward to
John R ; Howard. Trumbull to
Twelfth; Lamed. Elmwood to L*lh;
Orleans. Gratiot to Alfred Riopella.
Gratiot to Scott. Second. Congr*«» to
Fort. Shelby. F*rt to Michigan. But
ternut Brooklyn to Trumbull. Clin
ton. Orleans to railroad. Fourth. p<*r
tor to Michigan: Ledyard. Third to
Fourth. Eliot. Russell to Rlopeli*.
t
Suburban Newt
1- 1
YPSILANTL
A etudents' banquet wae held Frl
’ evening in th* Congregational
| c hur*h. which was followed by a
program of toasts, with Prof A O
Erickson acting as toastmaster
| About I*4 were present
A. Harrark has purchased anew
I touring car
) loyd Ring, of Calumot. has moved
to Ypsllanti
Mrs. Dr Layton. Mrs. Joseph! and«
Crocker. Mrs P E Madden. Mrs
! * illiam Webb Mrs Llssl* Swain.
1 Miss Alice Ollhert and Mrs Platt*
will attend ths diocesan convenfTon
to be held tn St Johns Episcopal
church. Detroit, nest Thureday aim
Friday
Word has been received of the
marriage April J 1 In Dundee of Mt««
Clarissa Lorena Carr, a pouiar Nor
. mal graduats. to Arthur Hlllabrandt
Thsr will be at home after June 1
in Benton Harbor.
"Interpretation ’ will be th# sub
ject of th* lecture to be delivers]
Monday afternoon at 4 o’clock by
Dr C. O Hoyt In fltarkweather hall
Miss Emma Croea. superintendent
of th* Normal health cottage, will
attend th* sixteenth annual meeting
of the Michigan State Nurses' asso
ciation and the second annual meet
ing of tbs Michigan State l-eagu* of
Nursln# Education, to be held In
Ann Arbor May 4. t and 4.
Th# Kntshts of Pythias lodga will
enjoy a smoker Monday evening In
the lodge room*
Washtenaw Hive. No. t, Maccagee*
of the World, will hold a bu*li*ss
seselon Monday evening
William A Paton. who Is doing
graduate work and teaching In lh«
political economy department of th*
C of M . has declined an offer m s
II.t«o position In that department
at Dartmouth college
Th* Normal High school baseball
team will play the Detroit Psntrsl
team her* fleturday afternoon
An Important meeting of the M E
official hoard will be h»M Monday
evening.
Mrs. Charles Newton, mother est
Hon Frank Newton, is rscovsrtn*
from hsr Ist* Illness
Mrs. Georgs Chalmers, of th# Tp
stlantl Ann Arbor railroad. Is snt*r
tslnlng her parent*. Mr and Mrs.
Byron D. Ksnny. >1 Hamburg.
Th# residence of Mrs Anns Goorge
on Rieer-sc. 1* nearing completion
Mrs. Georg* Fosdlch and Mr* J
W Gorty ar* e spec ted to return fro
Tuesday from thstr trip to Washing
ton D C.
piFT. OF PUBLIC WORKS’
Detroit, Mick. April *4. Ifilfi. *
PROPOSALS FOR
PAVING STREETS
Sealed proposals will be received
at ths office of th# l>epsrtm*nt of
? while Works. Detroit. Mich., until
hursdav. May 4. 191 V at 14 s'clwca
a m standard time, at which time
and place they will be enened for
furnishing all the labor and material
for paving th* atrsots named below,
within the limit* mentioned in th*
City of lietrolt. with th* style# of
pavement stated.
Contractor# will pleas* aot* that
the appropriation for pavtaa street
and alley intersections I# eahauated.
and that payment for same will be
deferred until further appropriations
are mad* and become available.
fKIIAR.
TILLMAN AYE. (Pmvlnf)
From th# north lias of G. T R R
ts th# south Una of Warren. S4 feat
Sde, with cedar block on concrete
ihdaUen and Berea. Medina or any
other edrbaton* that may ho hid upon
and ordered
HOLBROOK AVE. (Paving)
From th* east tin* of O T. R. R t#
easterly city limits. |o feet wld*. with
cedar block oo concrete foundation
and-Berea. Medina or any other curb
stone that may ha hid upon and or
dered
MARTIN AVE. (Paring)
From th# north curb line of Clay
ton to th* south tin* of Michigan. 14
feet wide, with cedar block oh coa
cret* foundation and Boren. Medina
or any other curbstone that may be
hid upon and ordered. . * •
ROHNS AVE. (Paring)
From th* north curb line of Ooeth#
to the south line of Mack. 14 foot
wide, with cedar block on concrete
foundation and Berea. Medina or any
othor curbstone that may be bid upon
and ordered.
LIN WOOD AVE. (Paving)
From th* aorth line of tb* alley
first north of W Gd Boulevard to th#
northerly city limits. It feet wide,
with cedar block on concrete founda
tion and Berea. Medina or any other
curbstone that may be bid upon and
ordered.
4 ■phalli* faeces to.
Note—Bidders must submit samples
of the asphalt and fiuilag oil pro
posed to be used, along with tnelr
bids, sample* of asphalt. 14 pounds,
of oil. one gallon.
. PRESTON ST. (Paring)
From th# east line of McDoufall
to th# west lino of Mt. Elliott. It feat
wide, with asphaltic concrete i natural
lake asphalt> on concrete foundation
and Berea. Medina or any other curb
stone that may be bid upon and or
dered
CONGRESS ST. (Paving)
From th# eaet line of Field to the
west line of Baldwin. 14 feet visa
with asphaltic concrete (natural lak*
asphalt) on concrete foundation and
Barea. Medina ->r any other curbstone
that may be bid upon and ordered.
MAXWELL AVE. (faring)
From the north line of Mach to the
aouth curb line of Canfield. ?4 feet
wide, with asphaltic concrete (natural
lab* asphalt) on concrei* foundation
and Berea Medina or any other curb
stone that may be bid upon and or
fismd.
DTBOIS ST. (Paving)
From th# north curb line of Trom
bly to the northerly city llmlta. S4
feat wld*. with asphaltic concrete
(natural lake asphalt) on concrete
foundation and Berea. Medina or any
other eurbetone that may be hid upon
and ordered
Beta forced f saint*.
ASHLAND AVE (Paring)
From the north curb line of Harbor
street to Fo* Creek bridge. 14 feet
wide. with reinforced concrete
(Tbomas system) and Berea. Medina
or any other curbstone that stay b#
bid upon and ordered.
TWENTY-EIGHTH ST.
(Paving)
From th# north line of Buchanan to
the south curb line of Warren. 14 foot
wide with reinforced concrete
(Thomas system) and Berea. Medina
or any other curbstone that may be
bid upon and ordered
C reaeated Bloefc.
BYRON AVE. (Paring)
From th# north line of West Gd.
Boulevard to th# south curb llnw of
Pallister 14 feet wide, with creoooted
block on concrete foundation and j
Berea. Medina or any other curbstone
that may be hid upon and ordered.
TILLMAN AVE. (Paring)
%■■#—meat Estimate*.
2194 cubic yards excavation
2444 44 lineal feet of curbstone
(new) straight.
4129.4) square yards cedar block on
concrete foundation paving.
74.24 square yards concrete under
and behind esrh.
(tty Estimates.
4bo cubic yards excavation.
4* lineal feet of curbstone
(straight) new
•7.42 lineal feet of new curbstone
In <l4—4' R Med ) circles furnished
)>y contractor.
491.74 equare yards cedar block on
concrete foundation paring.
14.14 cubic yards concrete under and
behind curb.
292 to lineal feet for retaining
atone, old Medina curb may be used
140 94 lineal feet retaining plank.
HOLBROOK AVE. (Paring)
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2942 cubic yards excawstlon.
2244.19 lineal feet of curbstone
<n*w) straight.
9474 94 square yards **dar block on
concrete foundation paving
MO2 cubic yard* concrete under
and behind curb.
CMy Estimate*.
214 cubic yards excavation
24.24 lineal feat of naw curbstone
(straight). .
214 91 square yards cedar block on
concrete foundation paving.
2 44 cubic yard* concrete under and
bahind curb
•1 St lineal feat of retaining plank
MARTIN AVE. (Paring)
*eae—meat (Cstlasate*.
*22* cubic yards excavation
1244 99 lineal feet of curbstone
(new) straight.
4747.17 equare yards cedar block on
concrete foundation paving
47 92 cubic yards concrete under
and tmhlnd curb.
City Estimates.
497 cubic yards excavation.
247 Itnaal feet of new curbstone
(straight).
11.14 lineal f**t of new curbstone
tn (2—4* R Med.) circles farnlahad
by contractor
494 27 square yards cedar block on
concrete foundation paving
1S 44 cubic yards concrei* under
and behind rurh .
94 24 lineal f*#t of retaining alone,
old Medina curb mar he used.
744 12 lineal feet of retaining plafik
ROHNS AVE. (Paring)
assessment Estimates.
1229 cuhb yards excavation.
1494 llneol feet of curbstone (new)
straight.
2212 22 a tuare yards cedar Mock on
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7B LIBRARY AVE„ King Bldg
concrete (»u»ObIIm
<ll4 ruble nr4i roneret* under
■ml begin <1 curb
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II cubic nHi IMIVUwi,
,<*4 lineal f»»< of m* curbetoa*
(iir*ifkt).
t> II llnaal (Mt *f naw curbsteaa
Ik (4 —4* H MedTetrclaa furnished by
contractor
* Ml H iquart yard* colter block on
eonrreto foundation paving
I II ('table yards coitcrola under and
hnhlad curb
(HI llnoal foot of retaining atona.
old Medina curb may bo uaod.
H. 44 llnoal foot of retaining plaak.
I IN wool) AVa (Paries)
AaoMMMat tettealas.
114* ruble - yards • tea ration.
Ilu 4b llnoal foot of rurbatona
(now) straight
4444 11 aquart yards cedar block an
cottrrolo foundation paring.
144.27 ruble yards coarrota undor
and behind curb
III* ruble yards omravatloa
II Itoaal root at now curbatono
(straight)
til 74 llnoal foot of now curbstone
in <i»—|r R. 1-4* R. Mod ) ctrrlag
furnished by contractor
III* square yarns radar black on
eonrreto foundation paring.
Mil oublr yards concrete undor
and boklnd curb.
>ll llnoal foot of retaining stone,
old Medina curb may bo uaad.
ltt llnoal foot of retaining plaak.
PRESTON BT. (Ravin*)
1T44 etbST?!JSI wroralln
114114 llnoal foot of rurbetnae
(sow) straight
144.44 llnaal foot of rurbotono
(now) ta (14— It R Mod.) r I raise fur
nished by contractor II droaood In*
eid* | dressed outside).
IS*? *4 oquoro yards asphaltic con*
oral# (natural Inks aspbott) on eon*
rreto foundation pacing.
111.14 ruble yards conerota undor
and behind curb.
City testtmotoo
Ml cubic yards excavation.
144.14 llnoal foot of now curhgtoao
In (14—4* R. 4—ir R Mod ) ctrrlag
furnished by contractor
144 41 squaro yards asphaltic can*
crote dutvul tabs asphalt) on eon*
crete foundation paring.
it 14 cubic yards coarrota undor
and hahlnd curb.
ISO. 40 llnoal foot af retaining stona,
old Madina curb may bo uaad.
CONGRESS ST. (Pmrtaf)
Mt eutTc*y*l3TV*oavTt* on
11T® 4? llnoal fast af curbatono
(now) straight
1441.44 squaro yards asphaltic son*
erota (natural lake asphalt) oa coa*
crata foundation parlag.
I* 47 ruble yards roncrot* undor
and behind curb __
144 ruble yards «iv*vatl4*.
74 14 llnoal foot of curbstone (now)
In (If —4‘ R Mad.) circles furnlahad
by contractor
444 17 square yards asphaltic con*
crata (natural Una aapkalt) on con
crete foundation paring.
4 44 cubic yards conersts undor and
behind curb.
IT4 lineal foot of retaining stona.
old Medina curb may bs uaad
MAXWELL AYE. (Parln*)
till cuMc"yTS? excavation.
1414 II llnoal feat of curbatono
(now) straight.
4)14 41 squaro yards asphaltic con
crete (natural lane asphalt) on con
creta foundation paving
*1 II cubic yards conerota undor
and bahlnd curb.
I*l cubic yards sscaratton.
41 llnoal feet of now curbatono
(Straight)
114 7# llnoal foot of now rurbotono
In (14—4’ R. 4—l4* R Mod ) circles
furnished hy contractor.
•44 44 squaro yards asphaltic con*
creto (natural take asphalt) on con
crete foundation paving.
14.41 ruble yard. concrete under
and behind enrb
I*4 lineal feet of retaining stona.
old Madina curb may bo need.
DUBOIS STMPurftac)
M 77 cubic yards sscaratton.
"1*74 71 llnoal feat of curbatono
(now) straight
17f4.1l square yards asphaltic con*
crata (natural lane asphalt) an con*,
crete foundation paving.
44 41 cubic yards conerota undor
and bohtnd curb.
CHy roHmsUa
4>l cubic yards excavation
141 lineal feat of new curbotona
(straight).
114 71 llnoal fast of new curbatono
In (14—*• R. 4—l4* R Mad.) elrclaa
furnished by contractor.
10T4 Pi squaro yards asphaltic con*
crate (natural take asphalt) on con
crete foundation paring.
51 74 cubic yards conerota undor
and behind curb
447 47 lineal fast of ratalntag atona.
old Medina curb may ha uaad
ASHLAND AYE, (Paring)
4411 cubic yards excavation.
4144 45 llnoal fast of curbstona
(new) straight.
111714% square yards ratnforced i
concrete (Thomas system) paring
147 47 cubic yards conerota under
and behind
914 cubic yards excavation.
I*4 lineal feat of now curbatono
(straight)
444. fl square yards reinforced con
crete (Thorns* system) paring.
11.14 ruble yards concrete undor
Snd behind curb.
141 lineal foot of retaining atona.
old Medina curb may bo need
TWENTY-EIGHTH ST.
(Paving)
4414 cubic yards of amcnratlon.
4414 41 llnoal feet of curbatono
(new) straight.
7441.44 square yards of rslnforcod
concrete (Thomas system) paring.
147.1 l cubic yards of concrete undor
and behind curb.
nty ■ettmitee.
444 cubic yards of excavation
144.74 llnoal foot of now curhotono
(straight).
14114 lineal foot of now curbstone
la (4—4' R 4—l4* R. f—*4* Mod ) Hr*
cloo furnished hy contractor
471 74 square yards of reinforced
concrete (Thomas system) paring.
14 cubic yards of concrete under
tkzA behind curb
314 lineal foot of retaining stona
old Medlns^rurh^nsy^he^MOd.
BYRON AYE. (Pyf«f)
1444 ruble"*"Vi excavation.
1144 44 lineal feet of curbstone
(now) straight.
HR M square yards ersosotsd block
on concrete foundation paring,
41 11 cubic yards conerota undor
and behind curb _
44 enblg yard# swearstlon
14 lineal feet of gurbgtono (now)
straight.
Detroit Times Transcontinental Campaign
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41.44 lineal foot of new cur be lone
In (i—4* X I—ls R lied.) circles
furnished gy contrnotgr. ,
114.4* sauaro yards creeaeted block
oa concrete foundation paving.
' 144 cubic yards concrete under sad
behind curb.
94 llnoal foot of retaining atona
old Meulna curb may bo used.
The time to bo sot In the contracts
for the completion of the abora par*
Ins lobs shall be as follows.
Tillman avenue, July 11. 1414.
Holbrook avenue. July ||, 1414
Martin nvonuo. July ft, ll||.
Robns avenue. July It, 111*
Unwood avenue. Aug. |g. 14i4.
Preston street. July 11 1411
Congress Street. July 14, 1411. „
Maxwell avenue. July 11. 11l I.
Dakota street July 11. Illg.
Ashland avann* Aug. tl. 1414.
fwonty-alghth street. Aug 14. 1111.
Byron nvonua July |i. Ill*
mid streets to be pared according
to ike gpoclkcatlons for ggphaltlc
conoroU nd4*ptod Jan. 14. nil. radar
adopted Jan. 14. till: reinforced con*
sianoL Vtt nnx
the eatlmatee of the City Engineer as
abora and the charter and ordinances
of tha City of Detroit.
PMdera will auto tha price per
rttbl* yard for aacaratlan. price per
lineal foot of curbing, pries per
equare yard far paring or concreting,
end price par lineal foot for retain
ing plaak or atona. etc.
■lda will only be r seal red for the
entire of the work or material for
any street or section of streot. as per
quantities atateg tn tha estimates and
tha Md Will be accepted which la tha
lowest on aggregating tha a have de
tails regardless of sny error of exten
sions or footings made by bidders
Ridden must deposit with Mds en
closed In separata envelope, a certt*
(led check narable ts the order of tbe
Department of Public Works of tha
City of Detroit as follows:
Slum an arenus 91.144 .
olbrook arenus l.ss*
artfn avenue 1.444
Rohaa avenue...., ts#
Unwoed avenue 1.444
Presten street.., 1.444
Cengraea street 444
Maxwell avenue 1.444
Sakata street i.tas
shtand avenue 1.144
Twenty-eighth street . 1.544
Srron avenue... I,lts
cb sum will be forfeited to the
City of Detroit In cnee the bidder
falls to enter Into contract subject to
oonlrmattsn af the Comsson round)
within tve day* after the acceptance
of hie tender by the Department of
Rutile Works.
Im. bidder whose tender ta ac
cootad Will be required to ftirnlah
with his contrarian approved surety
eemoany bend to tbe (Sty of Detroit
In the full amount of the contract
Mf* to T Jfft* conditioned on the
full and faithful performaace of hte
3 of the contract.
» contractor shall be paid In
1 for ftrat paving, or the pro
thereof, ts such bonds are pur
•imsad by the Mnklng Fund Commis
sioner*. scour ding to law.
No hid will be accepted from any
•eraon or Arm who ta In arrears or
default to tlte City of Detroit.
Aped Scat tons In details for tbe
•k*ve work may be bad on applica
tion to the secretary.
The Department af Public Works
expreaely reaervaa the right to reject
any or all proposal*
All proposal* sha(l he made la
dapMcntn
«i« okowi: h rnntßLL
A-1949 Commissioner.
PROPOSAL FOR STRUC
TURAL STEEL NEW MAIN
LIBRARY BUILDING.
DETROIT, MICH.
April 19. 1414
Sealed proposals will be received
by tbe Detroit Library Commt—le*
far tbe structural steel work for
superstructure of tbe (few Main
Library Building, which proposals
are to be In accordance with the
drawings and apeclAcnUona prepared
FOR SPRING PLANTING
EYERGREEN LAWN SEED
LAWN AND GARDEN FERTILIZER
% U HARDY FLOWERING SHRUBS
SPIRE A, WBIGELA, LILACS, ETC.
CLEMATIS AND HONEY SUCKLE
vines
MmmZMt BUSH, CLIMBING AND RAMBLER
ROSES
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS.
LOHRMAN SEED OOMPANY
RANDOLPH RTRKET AMD ORATtOT AVRNVC.
jTplteStoes
lßjfS&jh I* l Snappy Styles
ArVl^ Our stock is complete in
4/r every detail to fit the young
MfjftML men and ladies with real
nil styles of the wear well styles.
IpT Just come in and see them and
remember that Styles and
Prices are right
REPAIR MODERN SHOE REPAIRING
WORK II msnyHb
Done by expert nhoe
makers with the bent HtFlt
of materiel. Brine Rri
your Nhoea here If you 3m jjTiCB3
want them repaired
P. j. SCHMIDT Michigan Avc.
SATURDAY, MAY I, 1115.
by Caaa Gilbert. Architect U JAM*
Twenty-fourth street. New York City.
Two copies or tha drawing* and
suedAaat 1 one will be on III# in the
often of the Architect and of the
library* Commission at Farmer and
Gratiot streets, April 14th. 1414, M
examination and use of all bidders.
If bidders wish Individual sate of
drawings and specifications for thalr
Md they may obtain suah Individual
asta upon application In writing ta
Cass Gilbert. Archlteat, upon payment
af tka actual coat of blueprinting
same A certified check for 144.04 la
to accompany request for ladlvtdttel
set. which check, lea* 14.04 whtca
will be deducted for coat of reprodue-
Ilona af eaoh set af drawings and
specifications, Will be returned upon
return of tha said drawings and
• pacifications.
•»ch individual asta era for esti
mating purposes only and are to re
ntal n the property of tha Archlteat
and are to bn rat urn ad te him Im
mediately after bids have been sub
mit ted.%
A certified check for tea (14%) par
coat of the amount of tka bid must
accompany proposal, said check to ho
drawn oa some solvent banking In
stitution and made payable to the
Library Commission of tha City of
t>etrolt. Michigan.
All bids to be filed at tha office of
tha Library Commission »n or before
Thursday. May 11th. at 1:14 p m. Mo
proposals received after the time
tinted above will be considered. The
Jbrary Commission reserves the
any ami ail bida, to
w«i»-« -ny <le.ec t nr .
any kid.
For tha library Commission
(Signed) DIVIB R DI’FFTFLD.
A-1141 President
CITY OF DETROIT—Office of
City Treasurer.
April 14. ISIS.
Notice la hereby given to all per
sona interested that there hava been
filed In this office the following
named assessment rolls: *
FOR CONSTRUCTING VITRI
FIED CROCK LATERAL
SEWERS.
801 l No. 7474—F0r constructing
vitrified crock lateral sewer. No. 244a.
la allay In block bounded by Parkin
son. Martin. Waldo and Park wood
avenues
Hell No 4444—F0r constructing
vitrified erock lateral sewer. No. I(4t
In alley north of Orand River «nq
west of Quincy avenues where not
built.
Roll No. 4404—F0r constructing
vitrified crock lateral sewer. No I**C
la alley In block bounded by Twenty*
eighth street. Lovett. Warren and Mc-
Oraw avenues where not bullL
Roll No. 4414—F0r constructing
vitrified crock lateral sewer, Ne. 1744.
In alley In block bounded by tleeck
wood. Woodrow. Moore and Ttrema*
avenues.
Roll No. 1414—For constructing
vttrMted crock lateral sewsr. No. 144 C
1* Her gent street, between Moran
street and Rllery street extended
northerly.
Roll No 1411—4 or constructing
vitrified crock lateral sewer. No 1111,
In alley east of Martin avenue, north
of Otla avenue.
Roll No 4411 —For constructing
vltrtfted crock lateral sewer. No. 1741.
In alley east of Wood mere avenue,
south af lions avenue.
Part Ila due and payable within 44
days from data of tnta notice. Parts
1. I and 4 become due and payable In
#•#. two and three year*, respec
tively from the data bf this notice,
together with Interest at the rata of
4 par cent from the date when the
work was accepted by tha city..
Either of eald parts may be paid
within 14 days from in* data of this
notice, without Interest.
If either of the parts one. two. three
or four shall not be paid when they
become 4u*. * per cent penalty and
interest at tha rata of 7 per eeat from
tke date when the work was accepted
by the city will be added, and tka
promisee assessed will be advertised
and sold aa provided by law.
MAX C. kom.
A-1144 City Treasurer.