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The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
DAILY DEATH LIST.

George w Margan. 81 years. 81
Mary's hospital heart disease.
John {. Allsteadt, II months, q
sampson. abscess OF brain
Robert Markham, months, Children's
Free hospital, marasmus.
Mildred Grown. year. go Phila-
Charles 4 bowncs. 10 years. 40 La
fayette, empycma.
Gustav Ciall, Il years, 40 HoratIo.
Bertha II. schebel q years. Boule-
ward sanitarium. operative shock
Mary J. Mctcalf, 80 years, St Mary
George G. hrcmner, 40 years. ll5
Muilett, myocarditis.
Peter Babo, So years, 12i Moran;
Vinconzo Maggola. years. 1t.
Marys hospital shock following In
juries, accidental
c. Moyle % years, Harper hospital;
Lewis T. Wight 50 years, rs Grum-
mond. diabctic coma.
Jacob Miller = years, Warren, Mich. I,
fracture OF skull.
Charles J Degcn, years, 1882 Ri
ward. meningitis.
Glare NJ beach. 81 years. $50 Sec
ord; pneumonia.
James Jeffrey. % years, 49S Cam
erOu, pyemia,
Zoha Stawasz, years, 1924 Military.
meningitis.
Agnes +. Crowley, 10 years, ESQ Glib
son. tuberculosis.
Abigail Graham, 40 years, 222 Elgh-
tccntht carcinoma
Clemens SObCinSki, months, 81
Adele, tuberculosis.
Helena KOtlluSki months, l6S
lockwood CONCLUSIONS
Helena Zapatiuski, years, 30 Roose-
welt. shock from accidental burns
Helen Zelmauski, months. S23
Twcnty-third. pneumonia.
stanley = Hanson, = months, Wood
lawn and Oakland. pneumonia.
Eva Rutz, ~ years, AL Maybury,
senility
David Eady. 43 years. 31S Brooklyn;
tuberculosis
Catharinc Paget. IS years Harper
hospital. Carcinumdtosis
Charles Wheeler, - Years l9t Brook
lyn. carbolic acid poisoning, suicide.
Matthias Giusterhlum, - years. 800
Canton. urcmic poisoning
Roy T. Price. 20 years, COZ Baker.
tuberculosis.
Rosa l.. Johnson, is years Park
view. anaemia,
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTERURBAN LINES.
Detroit United Interurban Lines.

Detroit United Interurban Lines.
FLINT AND SAGINAW LINITEDS-
1880 a. m. 1898 a III. and sSS y. IN.
Flint only, 6.SS p. m. Locals for Flint.
Z m. and every two hours 10 y. IN.
oxford only. ! y. IN. To Romeo. 5 a
m, every two hours TO 10 D. m: IL p. m.
PORT HURON LIMIrEDS-I:45 a. IN,
lO:45 a m. 3 ,45 y. m, Gas y. m. Sat
urdays only. 12:45 y. IN: Sundays only
IL J.. m Locals for Port Huron hourly
rine City. To Mt Clemens. half hour
~ $50 a. m. TO y. IN. and hourly &c
IL y. m. To Mt. Clemens via Shore
Limo. hourly, 6:2S a. m. TO 9:2s y. IN,
also, ii p. IN.
TOLEDO LrMITEDs--s:2o a m. IL 20
a. m, 2.20 and $50 p. m. Locals fol-
Toledo. hourly $50 a. IN. 10 $50 p. M
also 30 and II y. m, for Monroe.
JACKSON LIMlrEDS - 1:45 a. m
12:45. 3:45 and 9 40 y. III. Locals foi
Jackson I a. IN. and every two hours
TO y. NJ, for Ann Arbor. a. m and
hourly TO IL D. m.. for Plymouth and
Worthwhile. $50 a. IN. ana hourly 10 !.SO
D. m. also 3 a m. and II y. M. saline
cars for ypsilanti
Wynndotte DiNiSion--5:33 a. N. and
half-hOurly 10 S:S3 y. m. hourly 10
1913 y. IN
Pontiac Divisions n. m, hglf-hourly
until u m. then hourly 20 IL y. m:
Birmingham only. IL y. IN.
Orchard Lake DIVISION q. IN ard
hourly until II y IN
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
DENIES
SOLICITING PLACE
Wasn't Applicant For Position OF APP
/ pfaiser, Sub Committee Asking
Him To Do the Work.

Attorney Clyde l. Webster's state
ment that Engineer Frederick T. Bar
croft solicited the appointment as al
rector OF appraisal for the committee
OF fifty ID challenged by Mr.. Bancroft.
Instead OF my seeking the job, the
Job sought me. says Bancroft. What
Is more, was engaged by the sub-com-
mittce on appraisals OF the committee
of fifty and had no dealing with the
general body My work has been APP
proved by the appraisal committee
and the members OF it are standing
with me now, az Mr.. Burch has stated.
before | was engaged several gen
tlemen Cumc TO me and asked ne 20
appear before them and give ak on
railway matters. did 30, and shorty
afterwards / was asked 10 make an
outline OF an appraisal showing Just
how to 10 about such a task | sub
mted such an outline in printed form
and was then asked TO take charge OF
the work 20 which agreed only on
condition that | was 10 have free
hand.
Perhaps they think | solicited the
Job because | went 10 the trouble %
having the outline printed. II Is not
unusual for me to have such matters
struck of on the linotype might
Just as well have had it typewriter,
but ! simply preferred the printed
form"
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
WILL EDUCATE
SAl0ONKEEPERS
Michigan Bonding & Surety Co. Hires
Man To Teach Liquor Dealers
Proper Conduct Of Business.

An educational campaign of unique
kind has heen started by the Michigan
Bonding Il Surety Co, the concern
(which furnishes bonds for saloonkeep
kers In the state. This company has
Hnlred man TO tour Michigan to teach
vsalconkecpers how to run their places
His teaching Is of an educational ma
Eture, having nothing to do with the
mixing of drinks or the serving OF
Ifpatrons
n And this Is why:
Il We lost money on our bonding bus
iness throughout the state last year,
ksays Arthur w. Darmstaetter. one OF
the directors OF the concern. "Juds
3ments rendered against us by reason
VDf saloonkeepers violating the law
amounted TO more than our fees. We
10 not want that 10 happen again this
Eyear, SO we are sending out n man
TO educate the saloonkoepers in the
Haw They must not sell 10 minors,
20 posted men. or To intoxicated peo-
Eple. We want 10 see the business run
Iko that no one will ever see drunken
oman on the street or a horse standing
Flor hours outside "A saloon. while the
Ewner is drinking too much inside. A
pnan should take his drink and 80
hlong.
The Michigan Bonding a. Surety
Gxo did all its business last year ou.-
Side OF Detroit, and number of judg-
fnents have already been rendered on
which We are liable. one is for S.
poo alone We are liable for five years
after the year In which the bond II
taken out. for any damage resulting
from violation of the law which took
place in that year.
"Of course we want 20 have the
saloons We bond run In an Orderly
manner II IL had not been for the
big business in Detroit this spring, We
would have had bad time OF H. We
put about $50 saloons out OF business
las IL was, because they were not run
by the right kind OF men,
a meeting of the council commit
tee on LIQUOR regulation was held
uesday morning, al which the main
question that arose was with regard
TO transfers The majority of the
members OF the committee were in
clined TO believe that I'm cases where
man has applied for a certain loca-
ton and been granted a license. his
desire TO shift TO another loca-
tion REQUIRES another application and
bond. and that il counts as another
saloon. a now fee having to be paid
for the privilege of running the sec
ond place This was put up 10 the
corporation counsels Office for final
. decision
Louis Pardys appealed again TO be
allowed 20 run his place at No 46
Russel list { j. Berger appeared for
r. sidents I'm that locality to ask that
the permission be denied. The com
mittee considered the application of
Hans Schneider for the place, argu-
| ing that German would not draw
crowds of noisy Italians as Berger
said Pardys' management bad done
A petition was also presented for
THE granting of license 20 Henry
Williams 10 open up bar az No. 262
IBeaubicn-st Williams was refused a
1 license some time ago.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES

James w Fielding. %. Crosse Isle;
Eva Bettison. -. Ishpeming.
Frank Slowinsky. x: Carrie Koza. IS.
John Duarnik %; Honarka Pah, -.
Alfred J Ktekens, 10; Correne Buss,
%
Peter Nalgai, 81, Llicia Maiolani. ~.
John Chodnicki. -. WYandotte. KOz-
imera Konopka, Is. same.
James. A pardas, %. Chicago. ILL.,;
Clara NJ Conus. 81. Detroit
Peter Besn, -: Anna Teheske 20.
William W. Bower a. lockwood
Harriet q. san Souci. SO. Ecorse
Benjamin Adamaszck 90, Ham
tramck, Jozefa Michowska. is, Detroit.
Frank Chudv. p; Josie Kotwicki. -.
CLYDE Burton %. Fac Putnam, 20.
Ernest g. Heider, 20, Elsie Swanson,
2l
Frank Kawolsky, 20 Pauline Jarosz.
10
Gilbert McCutcheon. %. River Rouge.
Margaret BabeCk. 10. same
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
DIED.

BARBIEEf-N ~ his residence. 1856 Al
frcd-sfH east. Ferdinand Barhtvri.
beloved husband ~ Mary Barbiert,
father ~ Theriso BarhierL Mrs >t,-
Thcu D1udaro. Mrs. Rose Nonni. Mira.
louls McrIo. Funeral Wednesday
W6ruluE from residence at s. 1T
FraNci~cp church. toruer Brewster
and Eivard. az $50 Intermeut iu Mt.
CliVet cemcfcfN,
.'hMPREII-M o. 1910. az her resi-
dence. 80 ~cldcu-avr. Euphcmia
widow OF the late William Campbell
Funeral this evening az o'clocR
Burial 40 Admission. ont
.iMEINER- Nav %. 1910 AZ resi-
deuCe 500 tpugrpss-st east. Julius
beloved husband Of Bertha T.. aud
fathrr Of Edgar j.. lrma h. ana Wal.
teri. age 90 years. Euneral We'd
ncsday. y. m from residence
I<IyOCK Margaret wife OF the late
Peter Elock. az the home 81 her
daughter MIS- j Rochr Forest Park
III. mother " Henry q klock. OF
Detroit Iutcrmeut at Wheaton. ll.. Z
kI.INK MAY o. Fred. AGED 81 years
beloved husband - Anna kilnk tu-
neral q eduesday at y. m. from reS-
idenCe. Col PortCr-st, ~ funeral Gag
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
BIRTHS.

BOYS
Alfred Franklin, 442 Van Dyke.
Peter Holcman. l4lS Chene.
Frank Kwetniewski. 2i6 AleNandrine
Jacob Rupp. 1899 Concord
Max Plafkin. 597 ST. Antoine.
AgOstino Costa, lS1 Fort.
Francesca Borncaiine. - Fort
Michael Kwiecinski. l54I Campbell
Anthony SZamocki, 2O5 >Thirty-third
Adam Zrotka. 90 Gilbert.
Vincent MalisZko, las Williams.
Charles Kemp, 243 Buchanan
Edward Burk, 233 Mack.
Lewis Riecher, 2S Rolls.
Fred Edwards. 1876 Dearborn.
Carl Davis 326 Christiancy.
Thomas O'Brien. 267 Fifth
Alvin Johnson. 292 Wabash
Harry Reed &c Bristol.
J Watson. So Harmon
Edward Chateau, 33S Eliot
GIRLS
John Penny 23l Woodbridge.
Marcellus Lohr. 362 Fort.
Sem Schwartz. 339 Winder.
CammasO Catalano, ISL Iarned
Jan Sled1 l006 Junction
a lcXander kowalcWski, lif Leland
Joseph Ochab. s92 Rivard.
Joseph schmidt s35 Garfield
Aleck Tschirhart, 1916 sheridan
George Miller. 663 Antoine.
Andreas Niemiec 909 Riopelle.
John sullivan, 219 Harrison.
Joseph schultz, 400 1t. clair
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
SOPHIA FAX PUT AWAY.
Girl Foreer Sent TO House or the
Good She oherd.

Sophia Zak. the l5-ycar-old Polish
girl who dcfrauded several westsidc
merchants with the aid of forged
checks. was sent TO the House of the
Good Shepherd, Tuesday, by Judge
Hubert. az the juvenile court Her
stay there is indefinite, but II will
probably be somewhat extended.
When brought into court, Saturday,
Sophia was very defiant, refusing 10
tell what she did with the money,
calling the merchants and court Of
hcias liars and even declaring that
ihe priest had told what was not true.
Tuesday she showed little signs Of
repen ace, BIZ; the evidence against
her WAS conclusive.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
G. 0. P. ALDERMEN
HOLDING CAUCUS
CONTINUED from Page OneJ

(ContInued from PaEe oneD
the street railway settlement, they
should be consulted by the mayor and
his advisers instead OF being expected
merely 10 follow.
Aid HARPER, just before the caucus
convened. said he did not regard the
calling of the caucus as an attack on
himself or the mayor.
1T is very good thing for the Re
publicaus 10 get together and discuss
things" he said We want 10 act to-
scther tremendously II there is any
thing In my resolution that requires
amending, | am willing TO let that
come up"
we should have had a caucus be-
fore, says Aid link, who was the
first signer Holding Of caucuses is
an old custom. and it is we'll for US
TO get together and exchange opin-
ions"
Another alderman who signed the
call declared that the caucus will al
most certainly result in smoothing
out OF differences Some OF the al
delmen think that the HARPER resolu-
tion is TOO strong and binds the city
W luO Iultl. iit l'0pidAlOAis Go
passe q last Tuesday night. reads:
Resolved, That the reference OF
the pending dispute rs to the val
uation Of the property Of the De
troit United Railway In the city
OF Detroit 20 q board OF arbitra-
ton Of three members, one 20 be
selected by the city, one by the
Detroit United Railway and these
two 10 select the third member OF
said board. and the selection OF
Hon James O. Murfn. represent
ing the city of Detroit. and his act
i'm selecting Judge Robert w Tay-
Ter. of the United States district
court " Ohio. rs the third mem
Der OF said board. and the acts OF
said board be and are hereby ap-
proved and confirmed, and be II
further
Resolved That the corporation
counsel hc and Is hereby directed
70 represent the city Of Detroit
before said board Of arbitration
and 10 protect the interests of the
e. o. Detroit in the hearings be
fcro said board of arbitration.
The prime reason for the passage
Of the resolution was to take away
Engineer Barcrofts reason for refus-
ing 80 appear in the arbitration pro-
Ceedings nv making the arbitration
rs Official" as possible. Bancroft has
again refused 20 appear and II Is now
argued that the city need not bind
itself to accept the figures arrived at
by this board.
ON the other hand, Engineer Walk
or has taken up the work of defense
on the strength OF this resolution and
the experts who helped Bancroft have,
in some instances. also signifed their
Willingness TO take part because OF
the nature of the proceedings. Any
change In the resolution now might
give ground for these TO withdraw.
The call for the caucus states no
purpose for the gathering. Mayor
Breitmeyer was not consulted
If something develops 20 prevent
this arbitration being carried out as
planned. we VIII turn the whole thing
over to the common council, stated
the mayor, Tuesday morning. II
should prefer however. that the com
mittee of fifty work be finished before
the council takes up the negotia-
tons
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
LOSES SEAT IN PARLIAMENT.
English Ship Builder Admits He Per.
ntted Voters To Be CORRUPTED

WEST HARTLEPOOL. Eng. May 3.
On the charge that he had permitted
voters in his district TO be corrupted,
Sir Christopher turness lost his seat
In parliament today. through the de-
cision of the election court
Furness is the great English ship
builder and originator Of the co-part-
nership agreement among the en-
poycs of his vast establishment He
was one Of the liberal candidates elect
ed AZ the last ;,ncra election. He
was not accused Of personal irregular
tiles but of allowing corrupting agents
to work unhindered among his en-
plOyes
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
DIED.

McH ENRY-May L. Ellen. Funeral
Mednesday from residence OF Jane
*. Hendry, 2S6 Lafayette. lnternent
at 81. Clair Mich.
MANN--May >. Jacob, aged So years.
father OF Eugene j.. Core T.. and Al -
thur J. Funeral Wednesday at p.
m, from his home, SIS Bellevue-ave.
PICK Birdie. beloved daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. /. Pick, suddenly IA Europe.
SWALLOW-May ?, 1910. Truman A..
at his residence. 23f ROsedalc-ct. he
loved husband OF Theresa g. swallow.
brother Of Mrs. Edwin Partridge.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bailey and Mrs. :.
Roberts, all OF Chicago, III. Funeral
notice later. Chicago. H.. Oneida.
y y and Milwaukee. WIS. papers
please copy
" URGENCY .. 1910, Albert. infant
son OF Albert and Elsie Wurch No
tice OF funeral later.
WOLFF-May /, 1910. at his late resi-
dence. ass Orleans-st.. Bernard Wolf,
aged 50 years. beloved husband OF
the late Margaret Wolf. Funeral
from residence Tuesday, May 3. at 5
a m, and at $50 o'clock To St Jo-
sephs church.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
TESTS NEW DEVICE.
Steamer Tries System That Gives
Notice of Shallow Water.

PORT HURON, Mich, May 81 be
steamer Champlain, OF the Northern
steamship Co, is testing the Whee!er
sounding device on her trip down the
lakes. and the device Is so far favor
ably reported on II consists of a
long hose attached 10 the bottom of
the vessel, and connected with the in
strument. which gives notice of snail,
low water by ringing a bell in the
IilOt house
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
CITY OFFICERS CHOSEN.

COLDWATER, Mich, May 81
Especial THE common council last
nights selected Louis +. Hildebrand
chief OF police. Elmer +. Palmer. city
attorney. James b. Smullen, chief fire
department, Or f.. +. Gamble, Health
officer and Gardner Legg. city engi-
neer
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
The.
People SPACES

Advertising rates under any or
the Consultations In these columns
one cent per word each insertion.
cssh I'm advance No advertisement
inserted for less than 10 cents.
PERSONS whose names appear In
the telephone directories may have
advertisements charged at above
rates Call u
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
Money for Liahts on Lakes.

WASHINGTON, May 3.-The house
Yesterday passed an omnibus light
house bill, carrying appropriations
amounting TO more than a million dol
lars. for lights on the lakes
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
LAKE AND EIvER STEAMERS.
ssS w |. 4. "a n 80
SEASSA ~ - ~ s,s ~ So;

or Cleveland, Ftttsburg nnd at
points south and east, leave daily 10 -
H. m Fave to Cleveland 81. pittsoui
ass. lower berth 81 SO. upper boftn a.
,rhofn room $500. Weekend excursion
20 cleveland every saturday ni2Gt,
81 % round trip
Mondays 600 4. m., and Friday D.sJ
W
For buffalo mud all points East. dafly
$500 D. No., sundays and Holidays, 100
CITY Ticket, Offices, Majestic isrCg..
1aT MondwarN. and la Grlswold-sl
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
H0ME-CITY $685..
BELL-MAIN 1893.

For the convenience or patrons.
arrangements nave been made with
the following TO receive liner ad-
fertisements at the same rate as
charged with the home Office:
EAST SIDE
houghten-Frencb Conf Co.. No. 81,
Carneld-ave east
VT Elliott Pharmacy. Mt. Elliott ma
Gratiot-aves
y. brown. No. 1852 JerYerson-ave.
y Mcpherson. No. 240O Gra.iot-ave.. OPP
posite car barns
WEST SIDE.
A. q. Eansor, no. 500 Grand River-ave
Turner stanton, No l6s Myrtle-st.
y. IL. Driscoli, No. All Michigan-ave.
J. w. Willard. No. 14l9 FOREST. west.
w. w. Brush. No. 694 Michigan-ave.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03

w NJ n. HAlNES
Haines WIGS and TOUpEES are well
made. or the best materials. and by
competent workmen with twenty 10
thirty years experience. They are
IN use all over tho world. My French
WaVy Switches, Coronet Bralds
straight switches. Transformations.
Pompadours, Curls, Puffs, Rolls, etc.
are made OF real French and German
hair (nOt imitation. hair such as ia
commonly sold for real hair) Ladies'
and gents wigs for rent for masque-
rades. Hair Dressing Shampooing
Cutting. HAIR GOODS, WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL.
The old Reliable Hair Goods House.
Established in Present Store. 1879
VIM. A. HAINES,
70 Grand River-ave.. cor. Bagley-ave.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
roa sALE-nEsrprNcn PROPERTY.

DOWNTOWN f2-room rooming house.
full OF steady roomers. best location
in city, bath gas. furnace heat. not
and cold water cheap for cash IL
sold within two weeks Address -.
box H. Detroit Times
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
SHOE REPAIRING.

OLD SHOES made new while you wait.
The Famous shoe Repair shop. 4S
State-st Cherry ss6W.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


a "A IRONING HOUSES on High,
Winder. Alfred, Bagg. Henry. Sprodt,
Sibley, Adams. Montcalm, COlum bia.
Lafayette. Fort, Randolph, Madison
or most any other street from S4JO
up, can make terms on some of them.
ALDRICH * PRINDLE,
NJ 1856 704 WHITNEY BLDG.
VILLAGE STORE and dwelling In good
farming district, 80 miles from De-
troit, owner wishes 10 retire and will
sell cheap. buildings and 2. acre
tract OF ground valued at $4,000.
stock Inventories about $500. This
IS good chance 10 get an estah-
lished and profitable business at
low price inquire OF
THOS. +. NORRIS,
Both phones 260 RANDOLPH ST.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03

81 DOWN, 81 WEEKLY-Vacant lots
for building or Investment, all parts
OF city. Write or phone for plats
and particulars BESSENGER q
MOORE 205 Telegraph bldg
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
FOR Observation-Disclosures.

-
GO To Rosenthal store Fixture co. for
your new and secondhand store fix
lures show cases. counters. shelving.
rtc 36l Hastings, cor Columbia.
Main 4o22.
BILLIARD and IOol tables, new and
second hand Tor cash or easy pay
ments. The Brunswick ia lke-Coi-
lender Co 100 Randolph-st.
CLEAN, dry hars or sort wildwood.
Houghten- Fr"nch coal 90 Ridge S63.
GEO BESANCON & SONS,
FEED. COAL. ETC.
1309-I321 Grand Rivor-ave
Phones. oak 33s Walnut 90
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LUMBER all kinds. doors sash. grocery
refrigeratdr cheap; now wreClCing
Farmer and John R.-st Detroit
FERMENTATION. range and coma
mode. iu good condition. cheap SEQ
fifteenth.
SODA FOUNTAINS at cost closing out
TO make room for our line OF refriE-
orators. Tie Schulcnburg M1g Co,
IS Randolph-st
SODA FOUNTAINS billiard and pool
tables. new and second hand. Geo.
Marsh Co. Fnrmer-st y terms
WANTED-Cor Michigan ana Fourth.
90 furnish rooms complete. 81 week
Sumner Co
200 RUGS
ROOM SIZES MILL PIECES
80 Bullets and Sidcbeaftis.
Northeast cor Michigan and Fifteenth.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03

HELP wANTED-MALE.
WANTED--Baker; good wages. 81
Thirty third-st.
WANTED-Teamster. feed and coal.
1926 Iussell-st
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HELP wASTEis-FEMALE
cool. wanted for small restaurant. IS
anc clean room. 9i2 Grand River.
ELDERLY LADY for light houseworiS
wanted. small family. 112 Junction
ave. N-/I ~.
Girl or woman 10 help with house
work and look after children; prefer
one that can go home nights. Ap-
ply 1884 Rivard.
GIRL for Laundry work NJ ST Luke
hospital; German preferred.
GOOD girl for general houseworx
wanted, good home and good wages.
Apply 1903 Ledyard.
GOOD strong woman for houseclean-
ing at 81. Lukc's hospital.
HOUsEW ORK-Girl for general house
work, three In family Apply l'e
kirby-aVe. west.
HOUSEWORK- for housework, no
cooking; private family. AS Jener-
------
LARGE, strong girls wanted.
Parke, Davis & Co.
THREE GIRLS for boarding house
81 Milwaukee-aVe. east, hrst-cldss
place.
WAITRESS wanted a, once. Restau-
rant. sc cass.
WANTED-Grl for general house,
wotk; no washing or ironing. ~
ttrskine-st
WANTED-M iddle-ageJ lady or girl
for general housework. o'l FRANK
Hh-s'
WANTED-W Woman or girl for confec-
tionery store reliable. 1872 Chene-st.
vANTED-Girl to assist with house
work, no washing 1921 Fourth ave.
V ANTED-Neat young girl TO assist
with homework. i5' Cadillac-ave.
WANTED-Maid for second work; Ger
man preferred. l27 Lincoln-ave.
WANTED-Cook. good wages Apply
aJ3 St Aubin.
200 GIRLS.
Our spacious new factory which adj
Joins our present building and which
itary Corset plant In the country,
viii soon be ready for occupancy.
We can now take on new hands. We
want
Experienced Hand Sewers-Ex-
perienced Machine Operators
Also Beginners in Both Hand
and Machine Work.
These positions are permanent, all
WAGES the hest
Even beginners earn from the start
and earn well
Apply M once,
American Lady Corset Co,
FORREST. w COR. SIXTH.
20 UNEXPERIENCED girls wanted.
41-49 Grand River-ave.
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALE.
SITUATION wanted by young girl with
some experience on custom coats.
S26 Waverly-ave, Highland Park.
WANTED-Washing or plain sewing
10 do at home. Call 1873 Fourteenth.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.
RELIABLE young man wishes steady
position; collecting preferred. refer
ences Phone Ridge 2503-J.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
QUICK LOANS.
You can borrow money from US the dap
you want it. no delay; no red tape:
low rates: easy terms. strict privacy.
Get our rates-it Will pay you.
RELIANCE LOAN CO.,
eos Chamber OF Commerce.
Money I.oaned w Working People
ON THEIR PLAIN NOTE.
No Assignment; Mortgage or Security.
Rates. one-half loan companies.
BURKART.
Hours. to 8. daily. 81 McGTaw bldg.
STORAGE AND CARRIAGE.
"A "A. AAA
Shekell's Mammoth Moving Vans
Main and City 672. 1873 Grand River.
ACME STORAGE CO. largest vans;
packing Main 500 II Gilman-st.
MOVING VANS, TRUCKS. Express
Wagons. SECURITY CARRIAGE *
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
FOR SALr---FAR1Is.

WEST MICHIGAN DRAWBACKS
is an educator. Central territory OF
Western Michigan. Sent free. Adj
dress HOME DEVELOPMENT ASSO-
CITATION, Buckley, Mich.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03

Carpet layers wanted. Apply to
Mr.. Rowe, 9Th floor Newcomb.
Endicott Go.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ANY YOUNG PERSON desiring a good
position can get one after completing
one of our courses; day and night
classes all the year. our facilities are
positively unequaled In Michigan.
DETROIT BUSINESS UNIVERSITY,
ll-24 Wilcox-st