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Evening star., 1909-04-15
MASSAGE -BEAUTlFIES
MOST HOMELY NECKS

With attention the homeliest neck may
be made pretty, a fact that is of i'm
poriance these days. when gowns cut out
at the throat are so fashionable. This
care however does not include mere
washing of the skin with a wet wash
CLOTH as many girls do. For unless ma
ture has endowed one with a pretty
throat, 1t is only persistence that will de-
| velop beauty.
To begin the Improvement massage is
necessary. and because that cannot be
given without an application of some
| soothing agent that helps the fingers &c
glide over the skin. the selection OF a
quality that nour!shes and refines Is a
special consideration II the skin is nat
urally white and soft. the simplest kind
of cold cream will be effective. but II, as
is often the case. the flesh Is brown and
muddy It behooves the toiler for beauty
bleach 49,. &.
Massaging the Neck.
A treatment of this kind that is ef-
fective consists of mixing equal parts OF
the raw white of one egg and almond oil.
These are beaten thoroughly and rubbed
into the flesh. When there are hollows
in the neck, and the throat Is inclined to
scragginess. the massage must be firm
and brisk to promote circulation. To do
this to best advantage the fingers should
be placed against one spot and held
there while the knuckles are bent. thus
kneading the skin below the surface.
Then the finger tips are dragged over the
surface in rotary motion. trying to work
the food into the pores. Ii the throat is
sufficiently developed massage may be
very gentle. only enough to create a little
friction. which will cause the pores to
absorb more than they otherwise would.
The paste recommended Is left on over
night, and In the morning washed off
with tepid water. or. instead of water.
cAmphor water with one-third glycerin
may be used a substitute.
In addition to this cream lotion made
from fifty grains Of rose water, two and
one-half grams of borax. five grams of
spirits Of camphor and two and one-half
grams of tincture Of benzoin must be
used. The latter dries on and may be
applied during the day-indeed. as often
as one wishes. 1t is an excellent COM
piexion wash.
Fattening Cream.
II the neck is decidedly thin. a cream
that will give more nourishment to the
skin is desirable. and for this purpose
there is q formula consisting of two
ounces of sweet almond oil. 100 grains
each of white wax and spermaceti fifty
grains of powdered bezoin. 100 grains Of
rice powder and seven and a half Of pure
carmiae.
To mix these ingredients melt the fats
in a cup set in A pan of boiling water.
and as they heat add the benzoin. Do
not allow the grease TO become too hot
or it will no; ,congeal. Remove from
heat. beat and put in the rice powder
and carmine as the mixture coOis Scent
Ii desired. with any essential oil.
This is best used when dressing for the
evening or whenever low gown Is used.
It is an excellent makeup" cream and
feeds the tissues. f.eyenly applied, pow
der busted on afterward improves the
appearance OF the neck.
Evening star., 1909-04-15
METHODS OF REMOVING
YOUR SUPERFLUOUS HAIR

| Among the most frequent inquiries In
my daily mail is for something that will
| destroy superfiuous hair. The constant
iteration Of this query makes it worth
while to explain why l believe that cleo
| trolysis is the surest cure.
| From the beginning of time, proba bly,,
there have been external applications for
the removal Of superf1uous hair, and some
undoubtedly have more virtue than others.
But none is a permanent cure. though
some kill the growth temporarily. The
reason that hair grows again, however.
| Is easy to understand when. it Is known
that each hair fits into a little. cuplike
receptacle and unless this is destroyed the
thair will be constantly renewed. as it Is
| from the cup that nourshment Is drawn.
External applications kill only the hair
itself. that might be called the ''shoot.' .
leaving the root to flourish anew.
Few Exterminators Successful.
| There are. Of course. occasional in
stances where the source of nourishment
is dried by frequent use Of an extermnat-
| ing agent. but there.is also this consdera-
| ton. that the renewed growth is likely to
be thicker than the original, the treatment
acting pruning treatment.
| Peroxide sometimes acts benefcially, but
ternal application, it is not wished to
powerful ones. that sometimes the
skin. are not given, but the simpler ones
Will not injure the surface.
An Old-time remedy is composed of two
parts Of sulphurate of calcium to one part
quicklime. The ingredients are powdered
separately. thoroughly mingled and kept
dry. in a tightly corked bottle. When ap-
| flIip1 thpy made into haste Wit In
water and spread over the growth and al
lowed to remain fifteen minutes or more,
or until there is sensation of smarting.
II is then washed off with soap and tep.d
water. If the irritation is pronounced.
zinc ointment may be rubbed on. The
hairs will drop shortly. Another. said to
be quite safe. is a quarter of an ounce OF
quicklime. half an ounce of carbonate of
soda and two ounces of lard They are
made into paste and applied as the first.
Electfolysis Is Effective.
Electrolysis is by no means an infallible
cure. because unless properly done it
merely kills the growth and not the roots.
II works by the application Of an electric
needle that is supposed 10 go beneath the
skin surface to the root. But unless the
angle Of the hair root is followed the
suit is no better than from external APP
plca ton. That this is frequently the case
is attested by the number OF times super
fluous hair comes in again after electrical
treatment. and for that reason the utmost
care should be taken TO have reliable
operator s..ys
Peroxide While ii acts slowly. some
times gives the best results Of any exter-
nal applicat ton. for the reason that il
bleaches the hairs. rendering them less
conspicuous. and so dries the noHrishment
as to kill the root entirely. II Is used
merely by wetting the surface. but at
tention must be given that the skin is not
injured by becoming over dry
Evening star., 1909-04-15

whitens and softens the skin without the use Of
powder and it also tends 10 remove pimples
tan aud frrckes>
Polly Prm:" Don't apologize welcome the
opportunity to reprint recipes as often as they
are called for. | know from experience how easy
II is to lose newspaper clipping. Amoline com
pexion cream jelly is made by mixing 2 tea
spoonfuls Of glycerine. 1 ounce of amoline and
hpiDf of water. let It stand. This can he used
tcr every purpose for which cold cream is used.
For massaging. apply with the fingers, rub with
the finger tips in circular motion, and the dirt
and CRIME will promptly roll cff the skin. 1t
thoroughly cleanses the pores clears the skin.
removes biackheads. tan and freck.es and makes
large pores small 1t contains no fat or oils
that will cause superfuous hair TO grow. but 1t
keeps the skin moist smooth and pliable.
Elsie j.: Neither you your husband will he
embarrassed by dandruff settling on your shou,-
ders IL you follow these directions: Brush the
hair and apply a qunne hair tonic made by dis
solving ounce Of Guinola In la-pint OF alcohol
and l2-pint OF cold water Apply week.
This tonic removes dandruff. stops falling ha If
and keeps the scalp in healthy condition. pro-
noting the growth OF hair and making 1t glossy
and abundant.
Kate T.: Do not be alarmed because you have
become neshy Most OF US gain weight in winter.
To make a failing flesh redncer. get from
your druggist ounces Of parnotis and dissolve
it in pint OF hot water. Take I tablespoonful
3 times day just before meals. Arise cary
every day and take much outdoor exercise as
you
Alex. j.: II your blood were in healthy condi-
tion you would not be afflicted with the ug
pmplcs and sallow skin you complain Of, and 1t
IS not likely that any saye or lotions applied K
ternally will give you relief You must purify
your blood and your liver to normal
action. | feel sure that this recipe will benefit
you: Dissolve Of kardenc and i teacup-
full of sugar in !. pint Of alcohol then add ] =
pnts of hot water lake tab espoonful before
each meal and upon retiring. This recipe will
give you full quart Of good blood tonic and
liver remedy that has cured many eases Of PIN
pies blotches. scrofula and other eruptiOns of
the skin Ii Is an excellent spring medicine, for
it increases the appetite and tends to strengthen
and build You up.
l. &. H.: 4 brisk walk in the fresh air will do
common headache lots Of good.
Read Mrs. Martyrs book. Beauty" $5.-Adv.
Evening star., 1909-04-15
FASHIONS AND FADs.

A cozy-looking garment for present
wear isa neglige made from chalie in
Persian pattern. There are pleats on
the shoulders which afford ample fu'lness
down. the front OF the skirt, and the neck
is cut square Dutch.
This is finished, with a fold of albatross
in q plain color outlined with fancy
braid, The same trimming is seen on the
to full loose sleeves.
the goods. Combination colors OF pink.
light blue and lavender are to be secured.
The price Is $4.8o.
Women who are interested in children S
hats must be interested in the extreme
style and smariness of the new models.
For in many instances the shapes follow
those designed for grown-uDs, and / can
not help thinking will be more becoming
to the little tots than to the majority Of
their elders.
AS All example, of the 1909 millinery
Java that Is trimmed with plaid silk
scarf arranged to divide a tiny crown
from deep brim. 1t is the acme Of style
and one of the most comfortable of outing
hats.as It provides perfect protection from
the sun. Price is $3.50.
Some Of the smartest reception and
theater gowns for spring are combina-
tions Of crepe meteor and soutache braid.
Bronze-green metal. set with jewels In
deep topaz. is enc example of arts and
crafts work carried out in the belt buckle.
Colored plumes trim black hats.
Buttons made of novelty wash braids,
sewed round and round. are among the
most stunning of the trimmings for sum-
mer dresses. -:
Yoiles and silks all have borders.
Evening star., 1909-04-15

Samuel Carr. eighty -four years ol..
died at the home of his daughter Mrs.
Annie Trott, N Annapolis. from the IN
frmities of age. He was native of
Friendship. Anne Arundel county. Sur
viving him arc four daughters.
Evening star., 1909-04-15

With the many monstrosties in headgear produced for
ulra-fashionabe this present hat built
modified lines like the above welcome relief
the eve. While adherng the modisf lines it unexag
geraed would be exceedingly becoming The color
mole gray. the fine chip. Around the
twisted soft strands of ule self tone. The only other
ming novelty feather Of gray with dashe of
black and here and there just touch of metallic blue. The
whole exceedingly soft and "summery'
Evening star., 1909-04-15

Mrs. Harvey SmiIzer. wife of a ~elt
known citizen Of Page county. is dead
at her home i'm Springfield district, ten
miles north of Luray. Va. A husband
and seven children survive.
Evening star., 1909-04-15

The very latest hatpin Is of gold. and,
like the seal OF masculine watch fob
engraved with the monogram or crest OF
the owner.
Evening star., 1909-04-15

whitens and softens the skin without the use Of
powder and it also tends TO remove pimples
tan aud freckles,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-24

This dress is made of best grade
percale with Is inch ruffie on
bottom of skirt, skirt made ex-
ira wide, comes in navy, cadet
gray, fancy and gray, nurse
stripe. All sizes "a to A. This
is a splendid offer and is a dress
that is worth 1.50.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-24
Dry Goods Dept.---Special Items
OF Interest to Every Woman of This City

rA. For cotton bait of excellent quality
a14ls all in one piece, just the right size
for comforters, size 72xS4 and weighs
pounds. This bait is worth 75c-a great
bargain at Sac Limit 2 to a customer.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-22
CLOSE IN

7-room all modern two-story house q,
SOth and Dodge, lot 47xll5; room for an
other house on west. Both streets paved;
walking distance and close to Farnam car.
Terms.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-22
3136 MASON
9 ROOMS, NEW
a. 5OO

This fine house was built for a home 3
years ago. The owner has left the CITY
and wishes to sell at once. Has fun lot.
beautiful lawn and fine shade and fruit
trees, also a nice barn suitable for garage,
with driveway from the front; furnace
neat fine large reception hall, parlor, back
parlor, dining room, large kitchen. large
Dullers pantry and rear entry on first
floor; 8 bed rooms and baIn on second
floor; large floored attic. This is a very
substantially built house and is entirely
modern and complete in every way. All
me rooms are nicely papered and it is
In nrst-class condition. Fine south-front
lot among nice homes. Why build when
you can buy this house and fine lot much
cheaper than you can duplicate II? See ms
about this place at once.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN, 1914 Harvey ST. .
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-22
W. H.. GATES
Room 617 New York Life Bldg.
Phone Douglas 1894,

$50
$95O-Four-room Cottage, on 27th
Ave, north of Cunning, renting at 312.
$1,9OO-Five-room cottage, modern
except furnace, on North 18th (boule-
vard), near Spruce, lot 3Ox14O, rent
ing at $40.
$l,S0O-SiX-room cottage, at 21O7
Ohio, modern except furnace, lot 3Ox
ll9, renting at SIS.
~, 3OO-SiX-room, two-story house,
on Locust. near 21st, modern except
furnace, lot 40x145. with a barn, rent
ing at $23.
81, 500-New story and half house.
three rooms INT hall on first floor,
two bed rooms n bath upstairs, cor
ner lot 4Ox120, 2Sth and Pinkney.
$3,2O0-Six-roOm modern house, at
2427 Spencer, lot 4ox127, corner, ce-
ment walks, large porches, shade trees,
good location, convenient to car.
SO, bOO-Eight-room modern house,
at 1925 Lothrop ST., lot 50x124, paw
ing all paid for. GO LOOK AT THE
LOCATION. Do not bother tenant.
$4.250-New six-room, modern, uO-
to-date house, reception hall, full baSe-
ment, house all newly decorated, ready
to move right into, location l4O4 EN-
met.
NINE-ROOM MODERN HOUSE ON
WRIT ST, No. 2024, corner 21st,
large porches, oak finish on first floor,
reception hall, front and back parlor,
dining room, buffers pantry and good
size kitchen, Ave bed Don and COM
plete modern bath on second
floor; stairway to a finished attic;
three mantels, with hreplaces; large
basement, with laundry, vegetable
room, toilet and furnace room; out,
side hatchway; large barn; ground is
10Oxl24, corner, with paving all paid
IN both streets. Owner is very anx-
ious 10 sell and will take $500.
Two nice laying acres on 34th and
Curtis Ave. overlooking Miller park,
for $1,000"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-22
BIRTHS AND DEATHS

: Births Giuseppe Greco 49 North
Twelfth street, boy; Adolph Buirvahl, S0l0
Pratt street, BOY; Wynn NJ. Rainbolt, l5lO
South ThirIy-scCond avenue, boy; Frank
a. Derek, 5l2 South Fifth street, girl.
Deaths-Mrs. Florence KOhr, Z1l2 Jack
son street, 40 years; Elizabeth kally, lao
south Twenty-seventh street, 81 years; w.
A.. G. Stenberg, 25l2 Jones street, IL
months; Mibruy Van Dahl, l23 North
Fortieth street, 2 days; Eldora Thor, 1910
south Twentieth street, "A years; Mrs.
Henrietta Hubbard, Ill Park avenue, IS
years; Malin G.. Thoma, Fortieth street
and Poppleton avenue, 81 years.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-22
DEATH AND FUNERAL NOTICES.

ONEIL-Henry, age IS years, 1 month
and 2 days.
lie is survived by his wife, four sons and
three daughters; Edward, William and
Frank of this city, and John of Denver;
Mary, Catherine and Margaret. Funeral
cago street. $50 o'clock. to Holy Family
church, Q o'clock. Interment Holy Sepul-
cher cementery. Friends invited.
chre cemetery. Friends invited.
RAY~Julia F., beloved wife of Frank A.
Ray, died August 81 at 1890 p. m.
She is survived by a husband, three
sons and two daughters, William e,
Ernest and Arthur and Mrs, DIR. b. q.
willis, Wyandotte, Neb., and Nellie of
Omaha.
Funeral from the residence, 971 North
Twenty-seventh street, Wednesday morn
ing at $50 to st. Johns church at 3 a.
IN. Interment in Holy Sepulchre. Friends
invited.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-22
$500

Neat broom cottage in fine shape, with
two lots and plenty of fruit and shade
trees; one block to car. Terms.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-22
THIS WEEK

Go Out and Look at These Fine, New, Modern Homes in
C~REIGHTON'S SECOND ADDITION
PoTNT WHERE THE VIEW IS FINE AND YG AEEW AS GET cool IFPRGGEEzAE
IN SIMMER N STILL PROTECTED A LITTLE FROM THE COLD BLAST OF
WINTER
- THESE HOUSES ARE IDEAL IN EVERY PARTICULAR 90 WILL BE COM
fLETEL1z Observation-Disclosures .SODDED STONE WALK AND STEPS-GAS
46SRP b 81 Is FN6' wEH1S SHTVTF MFEs MATTNRp6EWXss N " WINMP 6%TE 81 EFLAg R6Sr PIT Up AL
CASES AND BUFFETs BUILT IN. D">
PRICES $500 TO $4,000 FOR THE BEST YOU EVER SAW FOR THE MONEY!
81 EASY TOO
LOTS
~ GREIGHTONS- FIRST ADDITION SOUTH OF HANSCOM PARK OR
AND PARKER STREETS, AT PRICES FROM SO TO $500 FOR IOTS WITT I'M
EOoHM GRADE, SEWER, WATER, GAS AND PERMANENT WALKS VERY
MILTON ROGERS PLACE
BETWEEN 18TH AND 10Th STREETS N ORTIZ OF LEAvENwORTu OFFER
THE EST INSIDE VACANT PROPER Y FOR CLOSE II RESIDENGE 0R
LAT o 10 ANHTHING ON THE MARKET.
BUSINESS INVESTMENTS
$4,000 Within one block of postnce6 xlN IT.. with brick tnproverens renting
slow per year Sounds goods, looks good and is GOOD.
N59 Corner 18th ad Canfou @B IT,, with twostoryf frame buudnF r.ntrg
about $3.50. per. year. Ground worth the money. Right party can make bS
money by oVerhauHn this building and putting in new front
I$26O-Twerve. modern 5room brick terraces \. W. cor. 2d ad Nicholas SITS
rnun{ N4W per year Ground lOxIO TT. So located that they are sure to rent
1880 Two double. modern IT, Louis fla buildings at N e cor 9th Ave and Harrev
Wei but fine location and sure renters at 1850 per year
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-22

We wish to hank the many friends who
were 80 kind TO us curing our husband 5
ana fathers sickness, especially the Mod
ern GOLDMAN OF America and women OF
Ppnsy camp, also employees of the singer
sewing Machine Co. at Omaha and Chi
cago. MRS. i. G.. MAUS AND SON.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-22
Want-Ad

Advertisements for the vvnnt nd
columns will be taken until ~ m. for
the evening edition and until $40 p.
m. for the morning and sunday edi-
lions.
Cash must all orders for
want ads and no advertisement viii
be accepted for less than 20 cents for
first insertion.
Rates apply TO either The Daily or
sunday Bee.
Always cOunt six words TO a line.
ASH RATES FOR WANT ADS.
REGULAR CLAssIFICATION-One
insertion, 4 1-2 cents per word and I
cent per word for each subsequent
insertion. Each insertion made on
q days, 1 IL cents per words $50
per line Per month.
Want ads for The Rec May he left
at any of the following drug stores
one Is your "cOrner druEEist"-they
are all branch offices for The bee
and your ad will be inserted Just ~
promptly and on the same rates ms at
the main office in The Bee Building,
seventeenth and Farnam streets
Albach, w. c., 10Th and Farnam.
Beranek, s. A., 1905 S. 18th ST.
Becht Pharmacy, Benson, Neb.
Bemis Park Pharmacy, 33d and Cunning.
Blake's Pharmacy, 2S35 Sherman Ave.
CoUghlin, c. r., 9Th and Pierce SITS.
Clifton Hill Pharmacy, 1913 Military Ave.
Conte, J. b., Dist Ave. and Farnam st.
Crissey Pharmacy, Path and Lake SITS.
Cermak, Emil, 1204-6 s. 18th st.
Ellers, =. H.. 2S02 Leavenworth st.
Foster & Arnold. 21S N. 25th st.
Ereytag, John j., 1914 n. 24th st.
Florence Drug Co, Florence, Neb.
G.TannnnuB q 1904 & 1Efh &c
Hanscom Park Pharmacy, 1901 s. 18th st.
Hayden, William c., 500 Farnam st.
Hoist, John. 624 N. 10Th st.
Huff, A. L., 1924 Leavenworth st.
King, r. s.. 1898 Farnam ST.
Kountze Place Pharmacy, 2601 N. oath st.
Lathrop, Charles e, 1925 ~. Path st.
Patrick Drug Co, 1902 n. 24th St.
Snyder Pharmacy, Goth and Lake SITS.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-22
INVESTMENT
SAFE CLOSE-IN
INVESTMENT
al Estate, Investments, Insurance, Surety Bonds.


S14,5OO for she northwest
avenue. Three detached houses
facing east. Only two blocks
west of postoffice; rent for
81, 40 per year. This property
Is exceptionally well located
Tor an investment and the To-
cation is suitable for high
class brick apartment house or
flats. Corner lot 100 IT. east
frontage, 50 IT. deep. owner
leaving the city reason for
selling.
Sl1, 800 for five houses and "a
II. frontage on Gath ST., "A IT.
frontage on oath Ave. and a
depth of 142 II. Houses in
good repair and rent for 1921
per month. Land is steadily
increasing in value. This is
the cheapest property per front
foot on oath st. between Far
nam n Leavenworth SITS.
reasonable.
IS, OOO-31s-32O So. 9th Ave.
Exceptionally well built ST,
Louis flats, oak finish, com
binatton fixtures, furnace heat,
now rented for $500 per year.
Close to Farnam car line and
within walking distance of
business district. Adjoining
corner, 66X66 IT., can also be
secured for $500 additional.
Further information in re-
gard to these investments or
good downtown investments e
GEORGE & COMPANY.
1901 Farnam St.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-22
HOUSES

In@O-Nice 6roOm cottage, No. 2Ss So 2Sh St., lot Dx1N it, Easy terms
lot Shxio IT Very close in and a rood Investmen -" '~"si ' y
space upstairs to finish two more oons; cemmed cellar; lot 4sxIO It Em
US" ~ s Sh Ave, 7room house, all modern. with lot 5oes IT, subject to III
pd paving; close to arr IN eghboThood east front Terms EASY p" r."
FR@O-An Sroon house in good condition, with a barn and lot 5,,oaL -. No n
Capitol Ave; one block from street car.
all modern house. south front on Barnam between rd and p. rovt,
all paid reasonable terms Ask us for pre This is a bargain paw"
L2NTroo modern house in Bmhs Park one block from the car oL rnh amu
STAIRS large lot NXldf IT; paving paid. Nearly new.
.A&0-Sroom modern house. hot water heat ok finish vs md .oo.u. una ..
cemented cellar, extra good plumbing and easy walking distance or dS|oIT
homes we have to offer. ' N"e
$500 Modern Groom house with hot water heat. Iot na. .. Danu .,
block from North oath St carr; oak finish downsGaSI EH hmsL pHo' on
goo FoWler Ave. ' P" M
$500 room modern house. hot water heat oak nnsb downstairs ... ,m+ -.
the park ' wv ONhs soh o
$N0-Sroom modern house OF TO- sd Ave, two blocks from u.uau .,
good barn. See us for number 'S ATTRACTIVE
I00-BEM PARK reidenc u rooms three baths sedng nmh l.. .,0u
It. Oe OF the finest places In thu Ny' p' "' N
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-22
Payne Investment Co
$500

The p%rettiest S-room brick house in all
Omaha; large, coy rooms, elegant oak and
birch finish, large open brick fireplace.
easement windows and screened porch:
grounds lOOxl2O, paved street and one block
to car; $500 cash, balance $50 monthly will
handle it. Let me show it to you Monday.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-04-05

the handwriting was plainly That OF a
woman. The handwriting is such that
the detectives believe they can easily
trace down the writer. The letter
generally would show that a person OF
some education was the author, asidag
from the fact of the lack of capitaliza-s
ton and punctuation.
Father Leaves for Home.
The envelope in which the letter was
enclosed was stamped in the upper
left hand corner. This departure
from the ordinary way OF stamping
letters may serve as a further clue
toward finding the writer. according
to Detective Charlesworth, as the
postman who collected tine mail at
that point was attracted by the pres
ence OF the stamp on the left hand
corner Of the letter
The detectives are now confident
that the self-styled kidnapers knew
nothing whatsoever of the wnere-
abouts Of Harold. but were simply
using mis- disappearance as a tool i'm
matchmaking the father.
At 10:45 Saturday night the heart
broken father left Chicago, where he
was i'm conference with the detectives,
for his home in Flint.
Reports from Delavan state that th@l
local police are searching for the sus-
pected blaclzmailer and an arrest isq
expected at any time.