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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-18
CONSUtfS0LONS
ON APPOINTMENTS
Wishes of Senators TO BE
Sought by President
Wilson

WASHINGTON, April 17.-Eight
senators called on the president today
TO discuss patronage matters. they
were Senators James and Bradley, OF
Kentucky; Warren and Clark or
Wyoming; Penrose and Oliver, or
Pennsylvania, and Cummins, and Ken
yon. OF Iowa.
All were sent for by the president,
who has decided that the senators or
each state shall be consulted before
he makes appointments. Whether
members OF his own or the opposition
party the president believes it only
courteous that the senators should
have the opportunity TO say whether
they know OF any good reason why a
prospective appointee should not be
selected.
II became known that the president
asked the Kentucky senators how
they felt toward Henry Clay Breck'
enridge, OF Lexington, whom he ex-
poets 10 name for assistant secretary
OF war. Senator James endorsed
Breckenridge, and Senator Bradley, a
Republican, raised no objection.
The Wyoming senator's were inter
rogated regarding land office APP
pointments Ia that state.
The Pennsylvania and Iowa sen
ators were quizzed as to their feeling
toward various tentative appointees.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-18
CASE TOO GOOD,
POLICE DROP IT
Afraid of Being Accused of
Frame Up" if They Pros
ecute Alleged Panderer

Detective McCarty and Horrigan
had such remarkably good evidence
against julius Sonneville, Belgian
interpreter, arrested on suspicion OF
pending that they were afraid TO pro.
secute the man, for fear the cry that
he had been the victim OF police
frame up would be raised.
Ii happened that Sonnevilles wife
who is the keeper OF Catherine-st
resort, and goes under the name OF
Alice Drew, had complained of Son
neville's actions, and a motorcycle Of
ficer was talking TO her about the
man, when Sonneyile walked in The
officer concealer himself, heard Son
neville ask the woman for money
and saw her hand over So
Sonneville cried like a baby when
arrested and protested that the money
he received was some that the woman
had owed him for long time, the
same defense that gained an acquittal
for Homer Wright, recently, in re
corder's court.
The woman suffered a change OF
heart when the man cried, and said
she did owe him some money.
II We DTOSttultu tndl case, every
body would cry frame up and We
have released the man" said Detec
tive McCarty.
Bonnie the Blur Is the cute name
given by a swagger young fellow ar
rested In hamplain-st. resort in com
psny with Ethel Levines alias Ethe
Smith, and Dora Moore Bennie's rea
name is Levine. and he admits that
the smith" woman is his wife. He
also admitted that he was now out or
g.. 500 bail from Pittsburgh. where he
vas convicted OF pandering charge
appealed the case, and has two Other
charges OF the sort pending against
| him
! The Pittsburgh police. notified OF
the arrests. telegraphed. Hold lie
vine and his companions until we car
send an officer for them"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-18
SIX DIE WHEN
HOTEL IS BURNED
Proprietor and Guests Injured
When They Leap from
Windows

MALONE. y. Y, April l7-Six
persons are known to have perished'
one is missing and five were seriously
injured In a fire which destroyed the
Hotel De Wilson here early today.
Albert Robedeau was the hero OF the
fire. He rushed through the halls OF
the hotel rousing the sleeping guests
and was then caught in the fiames
and persisted.
body supposed TO be that OF John
Moss, OF Albany, was taken from the
ruins this afternoon. The body was
burned beyond recognition. The
body OF George Timmons, OF Pierce
field. who was numbered among the
missing earlier In the day was also
recorded. IL was evident that Tim
mons and Moss had been trapped In
their rooms by the bames, and were
carried TO their death when the toors
collapsed A careful search is being
made OF the ruins AS several OF the
SO guests in the hotel last night have
not yet been accounted for:
OF the other dead. Fred Trouhcot.
bartender OF the hotel, was taken out
OdulN DuIuNu, Qltil SOOll uiNNi bS
ing rescued; Tony NNicoloni. must
clan OF New York. vent back to get
his harp. and persisted. The body OF
Phillip Corners. farmer was found
In the ruins.
George Timmins, OF PierceheIc, 10
missing.
William Wilson. so, owner OF the
hotel, jumped from the third story anc
was seriously injured Miss Mae
Martin, OF Montreal. jumped after be-
ing badly burned, and is in serious
condition. Others injured are
Miss Cora Provo, employed 10 the
hotel; Philip Pussy, Malone. anu
Thomas Robinson. Boston.
The fire followed All explosion, but
the cause OF the explosion is NOT
known David Schryer, Of Malone, slid
down wire into the street soon ar
ter the fire was discovered, and rush
ed back into the flames, rescuing
OF persons
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-18
]. HAM LEWIS Is NOW
FULL-FLEDGED SENATOR

WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE
trump of Illinois democracy
tally and rhetorically-Ja Hamil-
ton Lewis-today took the oath OF Of
fee as United States senator.
With faultlessly manicured finger
tips held lightly aloft, his face. fran
ed in his usual rose-colored aura OF
whiskerettes, the new senator swore
TO his duty as prescribed by the
statutes.
His swearing.in costume was care
fully set jewel of perfection. A ex-
tremely tight-cut creation of dark
gray chung to his graceful frame. a
white silk vest peeped coyliy forth
Above rolled cotton lapels. A gray.
unged silk handkerchief, leaned a
earelessly crumpled edge out OF his
upper coat pocket.
Before he stepped TO the bar OF the
senate. j. Lewis held an informal re
ception on the floor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-18
ACkERMAN, BEATEN BY
HELY, ASKS RECOUNT

Reuben j Alderman, Republican
candidate for the school board In the
Thirteenth ward who was defeated by
chool Inspector Albert Hely, has ask.
ed for recount. Alderman was beat
en- by seven votes. In his petition for
recount. Alderman alleges that In
the first, second and sixth precincts
many ballots cast for him were cred
tied TO the other candidate or not
counted at all He states that the
clerks in the poorly lighted and ven
tilated booths were tired out before
the count was completed and made
many mistakes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-18
DIED.

FELLOWS April 10. 1918. Raymond
l. beloyod- son Of Nj and Mrs James
Fellows brother OF lrtuc. stanley
and James. jr Funeral Friday. 80
D. M, from residence. az Vermont
ave Burial private
UXFORD-April 10, 1913. AT late resi-
dence. rs Marenette- st, Frederick
age 60 years brother Of William
I.uxford Of u, troit j, IT. l.uxtord Of
Walkeryilie, Hut Mrs Is Hatha-
way ~ - Mays Dutt Mrs l.. g.
Hathaway OF Detroit ana Mrs Jane
Hoffman OF Paris. ont. Funeral from
above residence. Saturday az %. ~
Paris. ont, papers please copy
kLI.NER April is. 1919. Maria, be-
loved wife 81 Thomas Mckeever
mother of Alice Katherine Lillian
Henry and Frances NJ kesver. sister
IL Catherine connolly and tho late
Peter Connolly Funeral from resi-.
dence, 80 Military. saturday at \ 80
and Holy Redeemer church az =
Member L. Al - H. Division No
= Burial private
MILLER April Is. 1913, at his home
453 Belvidere- Herman. aged r.
years beloved husband 81 Amelia
dear father % Margaret. Henry and
Paul Miller Funeral saturday y
m. Via funeral car
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-18
BIRTHS

BOYS
w. Belmont, 357 Brady; &. Makonezty
Il Norton. A Woran. Detroit. l. Len
ner. 2S4 Antietam, g. Keller. 443 Mon
roe NJ Rode, "A Dane; f, Calun, 37s
Montclair. l; Dziczck. go Thirty
third st, V. Fratcher. $40 Cantield G.
Messenger, Detroit; s Burroughs. 209
Merrick ]. Nozler. 1901 Grand River.
g. Thorpe, 1905 Gratiot. 3 Schatows
1876 JOS. Campau; j. Robinson. 1895 Yer
mont; D. Hickok, 1888 Military; r.
Berry. 1879 Gardiner; w Corschieski
$50. Thirty fourth. J. Pietzky 4l2 TIL
man: A Murphy. $50 Campbell r. Po-
lsni 1863 Van Dyke " Varel. 1856 Con
gress j Stecker. SO Aaron j Otvos
2s7 Macomb E. Neuman, ga Canton,
E Glover 43l McDougsll; o. Upnard
l3e waverly, K. Ellis, 1892 Waterloo
q. Mclean. Il Elmhurst =. l,eske ~
Thirty third Porter goa Howard
J; Pennell: u Medbury. r Love 1850
A. Foster. Sc Elmhurst G. Ben. "A y
Walnut g. Nelson. $40 Garland =
Barkowski 1923 Warran II Lott l45l
Fifteenth. A Koiczei. sos Twentv-tnird.
II Smith AS Campbell X Trotuble,
232 Seward G. Brown. 643 Chanplalu:
r. Berdsn. 407 Seyburn 7. Kopitzhe. GA
Chene, a Charron, Il Sylvester. & Mes
singer. g Elmhurst y. lgnas'ak -
Farnsworth. r. Zumbo, IS CharleyciN,
c. Urban, 24l Howard. G. Fortuna Ga
Cadillac, II Foggo, 35l Twenty -1rst }
Goodwin. 262 Roosevelt - Wilts =
Bristol l.. Waldowski. 5oi uliuoiv. d
Frank. Detroit; T. Johnson. $50 Bclv'-
dere
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-18

" ESTON april 10. 1913. at residence
1898 SemiuOie-sye George A. aged
- years beloved husband of Rose
Weston. father " Francis. Raymond
and Gladys Weston. Funeral FRIDAY
al y M from house
SHIT ~ All his home Az Milwaukee
ave east. Charles A. born February
1852, died Apru IS. 1919 beloved nus
band or Lizzie chase smith and fath.
er OF Mrs. Harry BoillotRt Funeral
services conducted at residence ~ J.
@. o. =, Friday at 10 a. m. and az
chelsea. Micn, at p. M
PlCTRoWsKl April IL. clara, Moved
daughter Of Nj. and Mrs Martin
Ptotrowski, aud dear sister ~ Eliza
both. Frank Mary. Leonard and
Eleanor Funeral from residence. '-l
~ Aubin Friday morning
50 IMANSI<t Ida. April Ia al FEST
denco of parents. 1858 Military aged
10 years months and days, be-
loved daughter OF Ernestina Schi'
uanslS. and Mrs Gustie Walkewltz
Funeral from residence saturday
April ~. AT y. IN and Zion Luth
eran church at 2:30. Woodmere
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-18
DEATHS

Anna McFaul 20C Harper. 81 years
carcinoma; John Bell. i72 Randolph. %
years. INITIAL insufaciency Emma Tai
bot. "a Miller rs years. senile debility
Otto Wootke, 528 Gilman. 2s years
suicide. Joseph Rinaldi. 1871 ~ Joseph
3 months. rheumatism. Joseph CadituS
226 Twenty third. SO years. artcrio scle-
rosis w. Pastula. 1873 Rollin 70 years
lobAr pneumonia. - George SzabadOs
1919 Dubois. 81 years valvular disease
OF heart. Uenriette Frees. 1913 10th
rop. y years urenia Elizabeth klask &C.
PSI Dubois, 20 years. tubcrC ulosis JGlia
VI Bierleiu. 81 Clinton. y years. typhoid
fever. william DoWneA, 1873 LeVcrctt
~ years organic heart disease, Louisa
Bauer. 6+9-Atrtottrr % years PHI LlAts
pulmonalis Alice Daniels ST Mary
hospital "a years. pulmonary embot.
ism Arthur Rolls. 55s Concord. ~
years. paralysis
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-18
CARRIER PIGEON RESTS
IN COUNTY BUILDING

There was no/discord in the coun-
~ building. Wednesday afternoon.
because the dove OF peace" was
there. A carrier pigeon. with a steel
band on one leg, bearing the inscrip-
ton. ID 2l433." few through the
open window in the circuit court
office and remained until il had A
|good rest. all the while cooling and
otherwise giving evidence OF being
pleased with its surroundings. When
II was ready TO go. IL hoped over to
the window. bowed farewell TO the
Jerks and winged its way toward
the city hall. where it evidently fig
ured It's presence was more needed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-18
CITY CANVASSING
BOARD FINISHES

The board OF city canvassers com.
pleted the officiG count OF the recent
election, Thursday morning Police
Justice Stein received 30,S0s votes
against Moriarty's 1925.
The vote on the charter amend.
ments was as follows: Municipal
ownership, yes, 1851, no. 9.542;
civil service, yes. 26,561, no, 1921; 10
increase general bonding limit, yes.
l138. no. ll,764; 10 increase water
boards bonding limit. yes. 1895. no,
12,334
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-18
AGED WOMAN SWALLOWS
CARBOLIC ACID IN FIELD

An unidentified woman. about so
years old, vas found I'm vacant lot
rear the Boulevard and Elmwood.ave.
Thursday morning. suffering from
carbolic acid poisoning. the stun be.
ing apparently self-administered She
was rushed to Grace -rospital in a po-
lice auto. and is said TO be in a crit.
ica condition. Hospital authorities
declared that there was no way OF
learning her name or address.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-18
Passengers Ignorant Of Fire.

NEW YORK, April 17.-While a
stubborn fire was burning in the coal
bunkers OF the steamer Cincinnati on
her voyage from Genoa, which ended
here last night. the passengers slept,
ate, walked about and enjoyed the
usual shipboard recreations In entire
ignorance that anything out OF the or.
binary was going on. II took the
crew three days. from April II, when
the outbreak was discovered, until
Yesterday, to extinguish the fire
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-18
SCHOOL BOARD BILL
TEMPORARILY BEATEN

LANSING, Mich. April l7.--(Spe-
ciaD-An excessively bitter debate
featured by free bandying OF per.
sonalities proceeded the defeat in the
senate this morning OF the Scott bill
to give Detroit seven man school
board elected at large n non-par.
tisan ticket. With every senatr pres.
ent the vote was evenly divided l6 TO
16. The bill was tabled later and the
fight will be continued.
OF the Detroit senator's, Gittins and
Scott supported the measure while
Murtha. Hanley and Ogg were op-
posed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-18
ROGULSKI GETS FROM
TWO TO FIVE YEARS

Steve Rogulski was sentenced, Wed
nesday afternoon. by Judge Van Zile
TO serve from two to five years in
jackson prison for killing Walter
Dahlman, IL years old. on the Ford
farm, near Dearborn. last fall Ro.
gulski, employed on the farm, caught
Dahlman and other boys hunting on
the farm He took Dahlmans gun
from him and. according to the testi-
mony in the case, the weapon was
discharged moment later when
Dahlman approached Rogulski and
pleaded for the return OF the gun The
Jury brought In verdict Of voluntary
manslaughter
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-18
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MARRIAGES

Kellar A Brand. AZ, Lexington. KY,
Marie Gault, so. Detroit.
Albert H Schussler. SO. Detroit; Min
ME Marsh, 81 kilgsville.
Lowell X. Kraus, a. Beulah Rouet
20.
Edward offermaG, 1s; Alice cabana,
Is.
wojcitch skodAnski. "a. Kate Pientak.
~
Otto Marqvardt, p; Helen Smith, 20.
Arthur q. Somers "a Detroit. Bes-
sic ID Blakeslee. %, Battle Creek. Mich.
Frank skekinski, 20; stanislawa
Warnowska, ~.
Joseph Krishaba. -; Frances
trailach, -.
Fred A. Erington, 81. Maud Bene-
diet. 49,
Michael Turczyn. 25 Susanna Must
IA IS.
Walter J. Stanley. 81; Marie Sean
Arthur Wager 80. Clara NJ. Houpt,
John LeNIunyon. So Georgetown
Elenore Hunter. -, Plymouth
Walter Bayer, 81. Otillia Gutskie. 20
John Zettner. 30; Wilhelmina Rohn
stanislaw Nowakosk. % Ham
tramck, Stanislawa JastewicZ. Is.
Andrew Campbell, 30, Elizabeth
John Dietrich, 81. Inkster. Ethel But,
Ter, 90 same.
Harry \ Watkins. 20 Augusta
Hammer 26.
Edward korff 20 Julia Neith. %
Wladyslaw kurzejs "a. Mary Lasota
Is
Joseph Holmes. 29, Toledo. o; Ida
Bunge, 80, same.
Earl Rowling. %. Susan Shearer. 10
Bruno Fl. Cola 80; Edith thinner
man, Al
Giuseppe SAMSON 80 Marietta Mari
no 81.
Wladyslaw Mieiewski, I'll Stanisla
wa Paradowska, 81.
Frank stick 30 Antonia Iuch
miewcz, "a
Anthony Micholek, 90: Josefa Cru
mowska 90
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-18
Enalneer Denies Guilt,

CORNING, y. I. April l7-Wil-
liam II. Schroeder. rhe engineer re
indicted last week by grand jury in
connection with the wreck on the
Delaware. Lackawanna a Western
railroad last July. In which Al lives
were lost, entered a plea OF not guilty
of the charge of manslaughter in the
second degree, when arraigned here
late yesterday He was released un-
der $4,000 bail Trial was set for
the May term OF court
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-18
FIRST OF SPRING FLEECE
BRINGS EIGHTEEN CENTS

FLINT, Mich. April 17-The frs,
load OF wool brought TO Flint this sea
con sold for is cents "A pound four
cents lower than the minimum price
last year. IL is predicted that Is cents
will be the highest price paid this
year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-18
WATERWAYS COMMISSION
URGES DETROIT DYKE

WASHINGTON April l7f.-tspe-
cialD THE International Joint wa
terways commission. that for six
months has been investigating the
necessity for dixie in the lower De-
troit river to prevent cross currents
at the new Livingstone channel. de-
cided today to recommend that a dixie
is necessary, but that il should be
built on the west side OF the river
and parallel with the new channel
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-18
Honor Past Commander.

STURGIS, Mich. April I7.-lSpe
cialD Three hundred members OF
the Order OF the Eastern Star from
Michigan and Northern Indiana at.
tended the banquet given here in hon
or OF the Eightieth birthday OF Senior
Worthy Grand past Commander and
Grand High Priest Crebillion Jacobs
Mr.. Jacobs has been member OF the
order for &c years.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-18
Find second Canoe Victim.

an alI-night search. the body OF Archf,
Crandal. one OF the three victims OF
the canoe tragedy on the Huron riNei
two weeks ago was found by Deputy
Sheriff Mattnax about 200 feet abov,
the spot where the body or John ~
Bacon was found Tuesday. Craudal
lived in Brockton. y. Y.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-18

NotwithstandinS the unmistakable
signs OF an early completion OF the
Panama canal. there are more men &C
tually employed on the canal zone
thar at sEy prCylous time--more than
10000 The IwhOle organization Is
working at It's maximum capacity.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-18

The combination OF tungsten cleo
iric lamp surrounded by a circular
mercury vapor one has been found TO
\ reduce q light close TO daylight Ia
folor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-18
HELP wNNTED-MALE.

CARPENTERS
You can join Local 1898 during April
for only So meetings every Tuesday
evening at lenders hall, 1884 era
tiot. Don't miss this chance.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-18
We will be at 1417
and 1418 Dime
Bank Building on
and after April q.
KIR B Y-SORGE-
FELSKE co.

FIVE ROOM COTTAGE, bath. gas and
cellar lot A. II front, paved street.
$50 down also furniture Cor sale.
T2s BrOOklyn-ave
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-18

BILLIARDS and Pocket Billiard Tables
with the only genuine Monarch
cushions. new and remcdeled, at mod
supplies and repairing. Brunswick
Bake Calender Co. OF Michigan.
100 Randolph-st
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-18


POSITIONS
eos Chamber OF Commerce
MECHANICS
Apply at
Mechanics Dept.
40 STATE ST.
We place competent men only.
No fees unless placed
FIRST CLASS SHIPPING
CLERK,
Must be accustomed 10 mill and
Joiner work None bat thor
oughly competent men need
apply.
SCHMEID~SiSMAN CO.
BARBER First-class. afternoon and
evening, sit. haf over s2o. young
man preferred 1924 Fort VEST.
ERRAND BOY.
BRIGHT BOY who has had zone o&L"-
rience IN printing office. Room IS
y Griswold
ENGINEER WANTED-Ftrst class IL
cense night work, wages SO per day
steady employment. Call East 1928
EXPERIENCED NEWS
PAPER SOLICITOR
Salary or commission. Circulation
Department. Detroit Times. 1915
John R.-st.
LOCAL representative wanted.
splendid proposition Part or
whole time. The Oak Tree
Laboratory, o2o3 Woodland,
Cleveland, 9.
LABoRERs waited at National Fulton
Brass Mfg. Co, Brush and Wood
bridgests
MAN wanted to work Ia milk house.
$50 Baldwln-ave
MEN OF IDEAS with inventive ability
should write for new list. Needed
Inventions" Prizes for Patents.
Randolph a Co, Patent Attorneys.
Washington. II. G.
PARCEL BOY wanted with wheel APP
ply 1851 Michigan
SODA DIsPENSEK-One capable Of
stalking charge Apply 1888 JEFFERSON
east
TWO good men for toy Dept, must be
experienced. references required. Adj
dress u, Box S. Times
I
/ WANTED-A capable manager expe-
rienced u the operation OF mechan-
zeal industrials Address Box D-52
Times, giving references, past eNpe-
rience and salary desired.
WANTFD-Bcys. IA and IS
years old. to carry routes: sal
airy and commission. Apply
Circulation Dept. t. Detroit
Tires
HELP wANTED-rEMALE
A GIRL for general housework; good
home. small family housecleanins
finished; no washing. lSl Putnam
ave Phone North 2573-L
BlNDERY GIRLS
FIRST CLASS wire stretcher operator.
also general bindery work Room SO
II Griswold
GAS RANGES cleaned adjusted and re-
gsssss se' Fro" '0' up. can c"sFrS
ITAILORESS wanted to make
buttonholcs in vests; inquire
2I5 Michigan Ave, .,rd floor.
-
WANTED
OPERATORS
WE PAY YOU WHILE LEARN
ING SPECIAL INDICTMENT
TO EXPERIENCED OPERAT.
ORS REST ROOMS PROVID.
ED FOR OFF DUTY HOURS
GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOB
ADVANCEMENT
MICHIGAN STATE
TELEPHONE CO.,
WASHINGTON AND CLIFFORD
APPLY FOURTH FLOOR
W WANTED SAL ESLADlES
LOHkMAN SEED CO. -45 Randolph-st
WOMRS WANTED for general house
work Toy day at 1874 Garfield west
Phone Grand 1858
--------------------- ..------.-----
WOMAN about 80 wanted 10 work FOR
husbands board and room. ,2s
Cass
Young German OF Polish girl Tor gem
eral housework. family OF two North
222j
YOU Nc WOMAN for homework good
hom' for right party 1862 West
High
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
"A A \ A
LOWEST
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-18

wANTED-NIsc.LI
HIGHEST prices paid furniture. stovss.
carpets Lapham. 2sa Graf Cherry Se1.
OLD festher hsis wanted. Jewel Featn.
or Mattress Co. $50 Mich Cherry ee7-J