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Going before Grand Jurles.

All tho counsel would say was that
they had gotten together n bunch OF
evidence OF the alleged Tammany con
spiracy to GUST Sulzer. and that IL
would be submitted to the grand juries
of New York and Albany Counties
John A. Henncssy, Suffers State De-
partment investigator, was again ball-
cd to-day. by the refusal OF owen
Kearney to testify as to Patrick Il.
McCnbe's alleged completely in canal
and capital graft and the failure OF
Matthew T. Horgan. deputy commits
sioner OF economy and efficiency. to
obey subpoena to give evidence.
Orders Of arrest for both Kearney
and Morgan had been issued by SUI
preme Court Justice Cochran for de-
flying Suffers inquisltor. Horgan
kept out of Albany hut Kearney went
to Hennessy's headquarters,
Under advice of counsel" said he.
II refuse to testify before you on tho
ground that you are acting illegally.
You are an appointeo OF a Governor
who is under impeachment Glynn
is Governor, Sulzer is not Governor. I
refuse to recognize you and defy you
to do your worst"
Then i shall procure an order for
your punishment for contempt OF
court" rejoined Hennessy nngrily.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-21

w "A \ L Il ID. A FIRST-CLASS JOB
pressman. capable Of handling tho
JOB press department OF "a large
printing house. Must be steady.
temperate and able to solve tho many
troubles that arise In "A prcssroom
Above all must have the executive
AFFINITY TO keep the men in his de-
partment at work and To see that n II
JOBS arc finished and forwarded TO
1he bindcry in their logical order
rms Is an all-tiIe-ycar position. open
10 the right man. II you are the man
we want. or II you know Of any one
who can satisfactorily FIJI the re-
quirenents write Immediately to L
I'll, care Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-21
SDlicttorS ann 5alesmen

BAD DEBTS COLLECTED EVERY.
where. Representatives. wanted to
sell contracts. Bond required. Adj
dress PINK ERTON & CO. UNITED
STATES DETECTIVE AGENCY, Au-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-21

Special Investigator Visits Post Office.
For the purpose of investigating n minor
l.. II. Fisher, special investigator OF the
Civil Service Commission. paid visit to tho
Richmond post-of:!co yesterday. Mr.. Fisher
stated that his business in no way
connectel With tho postmas,ership.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-21

NEWMANS UMBRELLA FACTORY,
and recovering parasols and UNI
brellas our specially Big sale Of
S1,50 umbrellas for 81. Phone Mon
roe 2109.
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WALL PAPERS

THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
wall papers can be seen at r. b.
BltAUER'S. los North Eighth Street
Phone Monroe 1899. Painting q spc-
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agents llanteo

AGENTs. LET US SHOW YoG HOW
to make big money selling new pat
cnted spccialties. Write for new fall
catalogue. NATIONAL SALES CO.,
Box 3c3 Toledo Ohio
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52UffcRG

WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAHNI<E BROS. jewelers.. 9l2
and REhIOUNT DIAMONDS ~ THE
LATEST STYLES Old gold and
silver always taHen IN exchange
1 WISH TO INFORM MY PATRONS
from the horseshoeing business. for
merly conducted by me at 301 North
Gilner street, and can now be found
with John J. Doran, Is and 90 South
better position than ever to serve
you. Thanking all for their many
fa'ors In the past, ! hope to have n
continuance of same at the above
location. CHAS. ID. PCSEY.
THE PUBLIC IS NOTIFIED THAT
from and after this date l will not
be responsible for any bill contracted
by any person whomsocver other
than myself o. L. BRAUER
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Rooms J.or Eent

TWO LARGE. CONNECTING ROOMS.
unfurnished; suitable for light house
Keeping. Monroe S9G5-J.
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Sustnfss Opportunity

WANTED, PARTNER WITH SMALL.
capital In good lighting business d
500. care Times Dispatch.
AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR
hustler with capital OF 800 TO
buy an established business. Apply
Box i3. RlChmOnd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-21

FOR RENT, 1920 WEST GRACE ST
Possession September /. Call Madi-
son 2764
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TED--WHOLESA HOUSE DE-
sires the services OF house sales-
man. one who can handle customcra
in;elligently and can sell goods Pre-
fer one With experience in the whole
experience. reference and age All
COMMUNICATIONS confidential Il 7li
care Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-21
WATCH REPAIRING.

YOUR WATCH REPAIRED OR
cleaned by VIM. TOBIEN. JR.. is a
20 years experience. Cleaning, 81:
main springs. 81. 40S East Broad
Street
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IS PER WEEK WHILE LEARNING
A number of. bright, serious minded
be given steady positions in pleasant.
cool surroundings at the above salary
to start. Positions permanent and
salary increased monthly first six
months. with further increases later.
Work not public and every comfort
provided Only those who desire per
manent positions Will be considered
Apply in person to MISS ILLIG, third
floor 700 East Grace street
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Poultry, }oct5 ano Iibe Stork

FOR shLE-SHETLAND AND
Welsh of highest type and quality.
a specially made OF furnishing foun-
da;ion herds MONTROSE PONY
FARM. Gainesville. Va. City address
All South Laurel Street
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Rflp lllan1fh SGule

y LEARN a TRADE UNITED STATES
navy pays well while teaching ma
cHinists, electricians, carpenters and
other trades-if over II. Promotion
possible TO over $50 per month clear.
interesting cruises. steady work
HuSt De an American citizen. Apply
HAE RECRUITING STATION. Allison
B,suiildlng. East Main and Eighth Street.
Elchinond. Va, or send for free book
let. Making of a NIan-o'- Vnrsman,"
ADDRESS BUREAU OF NAVIGATION.
BOX 5o4. Navy Department. Washing
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lAeaI estate lllanIeb

LIST YOUR FARMS WITH }. 4. CON.
NELLY & co. Write pcstel COR neo-
WEARY blankk
WANTED. FOR CUSTOMER, GOOD
country store and detached dwelling.
POLLARD & BAGBf. HOP East Main
Street Richmond. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-21

FOR SALE. TWO TOP WAGONS SUIT
wood cart. one light double truck.
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FOR RENT. a LOVELY FURNISHED
home In the West End to elderly
couple House can only be seen by-
appointment Address Box 9l1, city.
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Rflp 11lantrp, female

WANTED. 4 MIDDLE AGED WOMAN
to nurse child of two years Must
stay on place and be we'll recon-
menued. Apply HOO West Avenue.
WANTED. A LADY STENOGRAPHER
ana bookkeeper with experiences: age
from 80 to 40 years A good position
In good location for the right
party. - sos, caro- Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-21

FOR SALE-PARTY DECLINING IN
health would like to sell improved
ruiton real estate. This property is
centrally located. and all occupied
with good tenants, and would be n
good investment. Apply at 1914 North
ticularS. -
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flats jtDr NfnI

SEVEN ROOM MODERN, CENTRALLY
located. two blocks from car line.
West End, second floor fiat; hot
water heating, electric lights, etc;
$35 per month. Phone Monroe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-21

WANTED, BY SEPTEMBER 1ST. RE-
spectacle white lady to keep house
for three young men. Address + SIT.
care Times Dspa tch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-21

WE CARRY y LARGE STOCK OF
business buggics. phaetons, surveys
ana runabouts; rubber or steel tires.
wagons Tor every purpose: largest
stock; lowest prices: easy terms
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WANTED, a GOOD COOK FOR a
East Broad Street.
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Real estate Jior Rrnt

For RENT. 25i5 PARK AVENUE.
eight rooms and two baths. y. w
i3OWE & SON
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-21

ONE RUBBER TIRED TOP BUGGY
newly painted.
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5ituatiOns llIanteo, .cemtle

1ADY WISHES POSITION As TIME
Keeper In hotel: of good address; 40
years old: or would keep house for
Box % NXintcrnncl Va -
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ONE sTEEL-TIRED. TOP BUGGY
good as new
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Ap5t anu iIu!Iuu

LCoI, "A COLLIE PUPPY. STRAYED
from nome August 20. Reward il
returned 70 25o7 East Clay, or phone
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-21

WANTED. \ GENERAL. ALI.-AROUND
blacksmith. Good price paid for right
man. GEO. +. WARDEN. South Bos-
ton. Va
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---=-=-----
RfRftMGG

p TO THE OFFICERS AND MEM
Xxx bers OF Henrico Union Lodge No.
IV\ 100. A.. II. & A. M.--Please at
tend called communication Of your
lodge to DO held THURSDAY EVENING
nt $50 o'clock.
Members of sister lodges and tran
ssient brethren fraternnliy Invited to
be present.
BY order of the worsh!pful Master.
G. L. HUGHES,
st Secretary.
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for Sale

ONE TOP WAGON. SUITABLE ron
furniture moving or general hauling
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Reliable transfers

RELIA BILE Observation-Disclosures
500 North Ninth Street, hauls trunks
Tor zoe: claim checks issued at the
house for your baggage: two men
on our wagon. Phone Madison 1445.
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aurfton SaIf6, Jururr Dapa
BY j. D. Cook &. c Co.
TRUSTEES SALE
nE>

ONE ACRE OF GRoUND. WITH ANY
IAIi,SOF EMENTS. ON THREE CHOP
ROAB; ABOUT TEN MILES WEST
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ONE TOP GROCERY WAGON IN GOOD
repair.
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THE WILTSHIRE

VIRGINIA AVENUE AND BEACH. OCEAN
view; capacity $50. private baths running
water In rooms: elevator; music. Special
SIS up weekly. SEED up daily. open all the
year. Booklet. SAM'L ELLIS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-21

BE PAID WHILE LEARNING ME-
Navy II over Il STEADY promotion
possible up TO over $50 per month
clear or living expenses Excellent
chance now for Interesting cruises
Must be an American citizen Com
plete Information. NAVY RECRUITING;
STATION, Allison Building, East Main
ana Eighth street. Richmond Va Get
booklet, The Making of Man-o'-
Warsinan Address BUREAU of
NAVIGATION. Box 354. Navy Depart
Incmt. WASH ngtOn. u. C.
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l9fIp GLlanteb jifmale

WANTED AT ONCE. GIRLS OVER Is
YEARS OLD N STAMPING DE-
ENCED HAND PACKERS GOOD
ALLEN e. GINTER BRANCH
SEVENTH AND CARY STREETS
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@umnler Resorts.
Virginia Mineral Springs Hot,

Sew castle, Np.
Railway Station. Ripley Springs
New loo-room hotel on the great dcvide of
he AlleEhaney Mountains; elevation 600 feet
Cuisine and service OF the highest standard;
electric lighted; baths. Tennis Court and
fishing. The greatest mineral waters In this
section OF Virginia: no mosquitoes or mala-
ria For booklet and other Information,
write w. L. MARTIN. Managar
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R16rrIlanfDu9
FOOT JOY.
SHOE REPAIRING.

RUBBER WHOLE soLEs AND
spring heels put on $3.50. All kinds
OF shoe repairing. DREW'S ELEC-
TRIO SHOE FACTORY. 7l6 Main
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WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING.
jewelry engraving. We use tho best
possible method OF repairing and re-
move as far as possible all traces
of previous bad work. When we re-
turn watch to you 1t Is as near
perfect as possible. c. f. BAPTIST
81 Co. 626 Enst Main
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-10-28
NINE. HOMER GIVES
CONCERT, TUESDAY
Famous operate Prima Donna
PAYS Detroit First Visit in
Several Years

Nine. Louise Homer, the operate
prima donna, who has not visited De-
troit In several years, Will give a song
recital, Tuesday evening. Oct. 20, in
the Light Guard armory. opening the
Detroit Philharmonic course of con-
certs.
Nine. Homer, in private life, is the
wife of Sydney Homer, the American
composer, whose songs find a place
on all concert programs and the cou-
pie have an interesting family of chill.
dren. including the famous Homer
twins, about whom SO much was writ
ten when they arrived in the midst
Of their mothers busiest operate sea.
son as a member OF the Metropolitan
opera company.
/ For her Detroit recital, Nine. Ho-
mer will include q group OF her hus-
bands songs, second group of songs
in English text, German lieder and
an aria from one of her famous oper-
attic roles, Saint-Saens' Samson and
Delilah."
The sale OF tickets for Nine. Ho-
mer's recital opened. Monday morn
ing, In Grhnell's, where season tick
cts for the entire Philharmonic course
may also be procured.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-10-28
ELEANOR WILSON
ASKED FOR PLAY
Nash Sisters Offer $4,000 For
Act Written By Presidents
Daughter

NEW YORK, Oct. ALI Broad
way is talking Of the remarkable offer
made by the Nash Sisters--Florence
and Mary-to Miss Eleanor Woodrow
Wilson. the literary daughter of Pres
ident Woodrow Wilson. under the
terms OF which they bind themselves
to pay her $4,000 for a play from her
ZEN suitable for their costarring pur-
poses.
In addition to this, they will pay
he regular royalties which make
successful dramatists the most for
tunate Of writing folk Miss Wilson
Is seriously considering the proposi.
ton.
Miss Nash Is now the star OF George
Scarborough play, THE Lure" at
the Maxine Elliott theater. and Flor
cnce Nash Ia being featured in Bayard
Veillier's play Within the Law" in
which she is cast as "Aggie Lynch"
They are the daughters Of Philip F.
Nash. one OF the big executives OF the
United Booking ohices, and though
both are yet In their early twenties,
each has long record at success.
Both girls are brilliant actresses,
and, moreover, have the money to
back themselves when they star.
Last Christmas their father gave them
$4,000 in cash In recognition OF their
having saved $4,000 between them,
and 1t Is with their own savings that
they will exploit themselves in the
Eleanor Wilson play II they have the
good luck to secure manuscript
from the daughter Of the chief execu-
tive.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-10-28

showed vast expanse OF gums above
her teeth and squinted- up her eyes
into little wrinkles which caricatur-
ed her smile into something very
ugly.
Now don't believe the girl
Smiled" in that way when she look
cd in the glass, or II she did, her
eyes were blinded to the reality OF
her illusions. She was only what she
wished to see.
OF course, smiling face Is always
better looking than scowling one,
but one might as well cultivate q
sweet smile as hard kind OF grin.
You ask IL cultivating a sweet
SMILE, would not tend to make one
affected-not a~bit- of 1t. You can
cultivate a habit until II becomes
second nature.
And speaking Of habit--a girl
wrote me letter the other day ask
ing why called my little talks
Beauty Sermonettes," when / SEEM
ed to write about everything thai
could possibly be discussed or done
by women.
That is just the whole thing In
a nutshell.
| Everything that woman thinks
speaks or does affects her beauty
and when a young woman learns this
she will have gone long way to-
ward the habit OF being beautiful.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-10-28
BREAKS A BAD COLD
IN A JIFFY! TRY 1T
"Pape's Cold Compound" Ends Cold
and Grippe in a Few Hours
Don't Stay Stuffed-up!

You can end Z ippe and break I
q severe cold either In head. che.
body or limbs, by taking a dose'i
"Pape's Cold Compound" every 70
hours until three doses are takef
1t promptly opens clogged-upios-
trils and air passages in the. ead'
stops nasty discharge or nosf run
ming, relieves sick headache, d,ness,
feverishness, sore throat, srzing'
soreness and stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed-up, Quitiowing
and snuffling!- Ease your foDbins
head--nothing else In the wtd gives
such prompt relief as pes Cold
Compound" ich costs ON 20 cents
at any drug store. II AZ without
assistance. tastes nice. ancauses no
Inconvenience. Be sureyu get the
Eenuine.--Adv. 49,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-10-28

My Dear Eunice:
So you are going to settle down IN
a wee apartment lust for two"
Well, dear. In many ways your trou'
bles are Just begun.
Do you know. most kitchens are
loaded with things one never uses
oftener than once or twice a year, and
the small articles used daily are lack
ing So, dear, get your store-tea
kettle, skillet, tson or aluminium ket-
tie I'll prefer iron, as ii heats more
evenly and one can brown anything
in III, few knives, forks and kitcd-
en- spoons.
Then begin your first lesson--for
indeed the old subject Of housekeep-
ing Is a study long and serious. III
fact, I've been taking my lessons
every day for thirty years and find |
am only In the middle of the great
book.
Cooking for two sounds great
doesn't it. In some ways il is a
greater problem than for larger
family and needs more personal at
tention. I always advocate going to
market and even more necessary is It
for the girl who cooks for two" TO
20.
IL I we're in your place I'd find
some perfectly reliable grocery-nos
necessarily the most exclusive or
fancy cne-just a good, clean, whole
some.iooking place. II possible I'd
rather buy my meat at one place, as
It saves time and shoe leather, and,
of course, with Bills twenty-five hun
dred year you are going to do your
own work.
Find a clerk who will listen to your
tale OF woe and help you often in buy
ing what is freshest and best
Explain to him you are just begin
ming the long course OF housekeeping
lessons and he will soon be interested
and you will find him valuable
friend. He will soon learn just the
required amount of food you desire
Meat marketing will be the hardest
thing. For to tell you the truth, us
mostly guesswork and faith In your
butcher. II you buy steak, pur
chase one large enough for the deaT
man and yourself" without using the
small end This will give you the
best part TO broil For the next day
dinner purchase one-half pound OF
round steak, put II through the meas
grinder, with the small end OF the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-10-28
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

.e.ror branch, Needlework Guild
Iof America. wiil meet, THURSDAY
morning, oct. -, In tne flsner ar
caue AZ 90 O'Clock. %
o
The annual ialr ana suppe. Tor the
L~..~..s y. .Ao T.o.ca sal. o.plsn asy-
lum VIII Ne heid In me inslitutiol,
thursday, Nov. D, beginning at j
O'Clock.
The Afternoon ra.liamentary clup
Wa. Des.n tne season, Tuesday alter
nom, ~ 2:oV O'CLOCK, IN Room NO.
40, o. Central hlgn lchooi. The
DelroIt Parliamentary Law club VIII
mees. WEDNESDAY morning. Oct. rs. at
~ COCA, IN inc Ooiiese ciuD.
The Womans yu.Id, of st. Andrew =
Memorial EpiA copal church. Will hoid
"a bazaar and chicken pie supper, III
the guild rooms, Thursday. NOV IL.
Suppe. will be served from to 3
10 clock.
Harmonic society will give a con.
cert and dance IN Harmonic hall,
Monday evening. Nov. 3. The con-
cert program will be given by an
orchestra, the Ladies' choir. and the
following soloists: Miss Edith de
Muth, soprano; Fritz Velten, tenor;
Walter Ladendorf, baritone, and Will
Han Yunck, violinist.
| Owing to the Indictment weather OF
last week, &. NJ. Hayes 4 Co. will con-
tinue throughout Monday and Tues.
day the exhibition OF artistic photog-
raphy which is on view, in the stu
dos In the Fine Arts building. The
exhibition includes pictures OF men
and women prominent In social and
business life, deputantes, brides, and
reproductions of beautiful gardens.
! The Bal Poudre, the hrst OF the
large balls given annually for char
ity, will be held In Strasburgs acad.
envy, Friday, Nov. %. Miss Marguer.
tie Sullivan is general chairman OF
the ball, and the following are chair
men of committees: Tickets, Miss
Christine Symington; decorations.
MS. Charles S. Pike; supper, Mrs.
III, r. Searles: dressing room, Mrs.
Richard Doughty; press, Mrs. Sher'
nan r. Miller; boxes, Miss Janet
Zones; floor. Miss Stella Ford; pat
onesses, Mrs Edwin Hewitt Brown;
music, Miss Sara Burnham.
o.
The Church OF Our Lady Of the
Rosary was the scene, Monday morn
ing, of the marriage Of Miss Ruth
Pierson, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick B. Pierson. of the Lenox
apartments, to J. Lee Barrett. The
church was filed with guests. The
Rev. Francis J. Van Antwerp per-
formed the ceremony The bride was
attended by Miss Louise Chase, OF
Logansport. Ind, as maid OF honor,
and the Misses Helen Hurst. Violet
| Butt and Grace Rink, as bridesmaids.
Frederick Collins was best man. The
guests we're seated by j. E. Hoyt.
Havelock Northmore, Paul Vercamp.
the latter of Cincinnati, and Carl
Quinlan, of Buffalo. A wedding
breakfast was served to the bridal
party only, in the Detroit club. There
was no reception.
The annual harvest party of Detroit
council, knights OF Columbus, Will
take place, Tuesday evening, Oct. %.
in Columbus temple. Only those In
costume such as gingham dresses and
aprons, overalls and negligee shirts
are permitted on the dancing floor.
/ The party is for members and their
families only.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-10-28
The Lights of
Halloween

do much to make this night
one of mirth and POPULARITY;
soft, mellow lights will peep
out everywhere in homes pre-
pared. We are showing a most
wonderful assortment of light
ing fixtures for Halloween and
all the year through
Candle shades in many
pretty styles with plain or
fancy paper shades. linen and
huted shades. silk, metal
cuirasses and Innings beginning
at 10c.
Candle sticks in all kinds OF
styles of brass, glass, china.
and wood, 10c and higher. \
Candle lamps from Csc up
ward.
Shade holders,6c and loo.
Beaded electric bulb covers.
Soc and more.
Candles in all styles from
sizes for cakes and larger, l0c
the box.
Electric lamps to fit any cam
die stick. $1.50.
Electric candle sticks, COM
pIetely wired, $2.0e.
Decentralization HuAsea Store
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-10-28
AJJyATOR TRIES TO
ENER NEGROES KITCHEN

SHREVEPORT, Ia, Oct. 27.--An
alliror three feet long and estimat-
| ed Z be between fifteen and twenty
fiv.years old, was found almost with
inne heart of the city In the early
mining by Claude, Ellis, a Negro,
We reptile was lassooed and captur.
It was afterward displayed in the
owntown section.
How the gator came to be In the
leAsely populated section where 1t
vas found Is not known. There Ia
10 bayou or stream of any sort any
where in the vicinity. 1t Is thought
hat the reptile found its way through
own by way Of a system of semi
Itagnated drainage bitches.
The Negro who captured the alli-
,ator said he found II trying to crawl
nto the open window of a kitchen.
The temperature had dropped sever.
Il degrees here within twenty.four
hours, and II is thought the alligator
vas seeking warmth.