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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-31

OA1L / NONlWlEN l YIN
Who said winter?
Oh, we wish that we were an Es-
quimaux!
All we've heard for the past two
months is: why the deuce don't
we have some real winter?"
And now, ten to one, those same
people will crawl in hole for a few
days and pull the hole in after them.
A good many unemployed went to
sleep in fophouse last night with
nothing but air in their pockets and
woke up this morning with pretty
good possibility of landing a snow
shoVeling job. More power to 'em.
It's an i'll wind that blows nobody
good.
Jingle Bells, Jingle Bells, Jingle all
the way. Believe us, gentle readers,
this is sure some winter day. Used
to sing that first time in school,
We were going to spring a joke
about the snow, but it's too deep.
Get our drift?
We bet some crabby people will
take that in cold silence.
The women of Budapest refused to
attend military ball because slit
~
land A LITTLE CHILD SHALL
LEAD THEM" APPLIES WELL
Joseph Wagner, absent from home
for six months, told Judge Uhlir "the
wires is crossed; l amt a happy
father, when arraigned for child
abandonment.
At Judge UhIr's suggestion he
looked over his shoulder and saw a
three-weeks' old baby in Mrs. Wag-
ner's arms.
mot bad," he beamed, mot bad,
judge. We're going back home"
MUST YELL "WATCH YOUR STEP
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-31

Old Salt-Yes, mum, theFn's men,
o'-war. Sweet Young Thing How
interesting! And what are the little
ones just in front? Old Salt-Oh,
them's just tugs, mum. Sweet Young
Thing-Oh, yes, of course; tugs-of-
war. I've heard of them.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-31
OF INTEREST TO MILLTNERS

-. = I'II--IINIINO
All milliners are invited to attend a
meeting Monday, February 2, 1914,
right after work at 116 S. Michigan
avenue, 18th floor, for the purpose
of joining their fellow workers in
their efforts to gain self-protection
through organization for better
wages, better working conditions and
for protection of their jobs.
Agnes Nestor will address the
meeting, which is held under the aus
pices of the Women's Trade Union
League.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-31

ANHA LII EAlNN 4G4kNOO
skirts were tabooed. It's hard to bel
ieve that men were behind that or
der.
On the street car this morning the
conductor, at one of the crossings,
yelled out: California. And some
body said: Gee, that sounds goodI'
They're picking oranges out there
while, the best we can do is to pick
our way through drifts. But we're
having more sport out of it.
The gentleman who has the sched-
uling of the street car service on
Kedzie avenue must be on a vacation.
When nine cars go north before
one goes south, there's something
wrong. Especially when about fifty
passengers are forced to wait twelve
minutes for that one car.
And there are a busheI of other
corners in the city that are as bad.
Mercury has been doing the Tango
for the past few days. And the dip
seems to be a favorite move.
Wanted-A large quantity of hu-
manity to inject into some drivers
who leave their horses out in the
open without throwing blanket over
them.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-21
RUSSIAN EDITOR
ACCUSED BY YOUNG GIRL

Joseph b. Polonsky, publisher OF a
Russian magazine. called THE Ray,
and devoted To revolutionary propa
ganda, was arrested, Tuesday noon
by Detectives Steinhebei and Keller
on a statutory charge involving an
attack on l4-year-old gifi.
Polonsky Is % years old and made
his home in the Y. VI. c. a., while he
maintained an office in the Free Press
building, where he edited his paper,
which he declares. is intended for
circulation among his downtrodden
countrymen both in their native land
and in exile, with the purpose OF
overthrowing despotism in Russia.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-21

dull centrifugal 30 tSst sass mus-
cosade 81 test, S23a. refined mll amt
loaf s5.SU crushed, s4s5. powdered.
Zee Rio. 40 e, ON spot "a ftS isr. Iai-
low steady; city 6HsC special.
country. GW CSC. Hay rlrm. prime.
SI1Oml.fsts No. e.. 8uN CSC. cl0N,r.
15uII.O1h Dressed poultry quiet.
turkeys l60Z5c. chickens. tfns-,.
fowls. IA lslac; ducks, -tn2tc Live
poultry Normal. geese n l-ci ducks.
zoe, fowls lSu rs lar. Toostcrs. l-t.
Cheese lrregu lar. state milk. common
90 specials l0mt9c, skins, common tp
special ga lAc; full skins . p. "a a.
cry. extra, &aqt - 1aC, state dairy. tubs,
lTu4oc imitation creamery hrsts Ihls
N 1870. Eggs Firmer; receipts 1885,
nearby white fancy, 22N 23v. nearby
IMI. N a9r
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-21
BIRTH LIST


hlllE
a Antoszewski AL Fort w. Aston
c3S columbia W Gruzinski $50 Kirby;
J. DroZ. ll2 Division. Robinson
Providence Hospital. y Feinberg ill4
Russell ~. Bricker 13l Leland. ~ sly
pin, 39N Leland; g. GTtggs. "a SibleN,
Marten, 500 Hillser, Iiwica; 81
Thirty fourth J. Chapma 20 clark
a Kline. l0Ll baldwin ] KOXltZ-2Ll
Moutcalm r.. Wilson, 2a5 Lakewood
g., Nielsen 46 Melrose, J MaEdrt 1919
ST. Aubin v SoTerer 300, Cooper e.
Nickel 032 Livernois a. Nanae We
mans Hospital 7 Shea. 3lS Eighth,
r. Grenple 40 Williams W. Jones. 6li
Lawton y Baker, 1A5 Eighteenth. T..
GoNan, 130 Begale 4. GonczarskL l26t
AlcDougall. @ Henderson,. 10 Lycaste
=. White. Detroit; NJ Metz lO2 Hale
r.. lIawE 40 LeMay J.. Marsh De
troit SANTA rum; a. Mehl, 597 Tlllman,
+. Bdroth 1852 Van Dyke L. Kele-
men. 30 Garban. Schollenbergef 2s'
Pacific.
n. Tohel. rose JOS Campau. r. Pc
trowski 62s Theodore; = Garula.
Krakow a. AIacDairmid. 3sS Lincoln:
II Spellman al Dubois; W Arcnb6ld
800 Holbrook; j. Levine. 304 HlgI l..
Schnitzel. So Trumbull; j. Nowak, S0t
Hastings +, Derry s25 Lakepolnte p
Deswet AL Coffin = Westrick $50
Merrlck q stronger, Miriam Memorial
Hospital, j. Modritske, 552 Willis. T.
Petsch 7s4 Mitchell T.. Bean, 230i
Michigan / shipiIey pr9yidence Hos
Harper A. Rels. li55 Jos Campau "
SkunieczuL 1904 Dubois j. Kiss ~
Post:-F Drogowska As losephat, g.
stein. S3i Livernois ]. koscinslN, 1887
Chene: * Zukowski, 46I Garfield
(twins; ] Ponke $50 Russell Jack
son 80 Baltimore G. White 81 Mer-
rick T. Tobler, $50 Van Dyke: !, Ven
maker 1152 Hancock
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-21

CHICAGO April 2l-Wheat was un
der some buy pressure at the start
today, on account OF an easier feeling
at Liverpool. but quickly advanced and
In the first half hour futures were D e
10 &C higher than at last nights close.
supp Drt from Liverpool caused an
advance I'm corn futures today. After
tanned the gain in the early trading
and July made further advance OF sac.
oats was - 10 sc higher TODAY,
moNius in sympathy with the other
grains.
Provisions We're q shade easier on
account OF weakness IN the hog
market
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-21
DEATH LIST

Mary Delbridge Harper Hospital. -
years. carcinoma. William @ Zurkes
30 Wreford, as years, paralysis Leon :
tine johnston 90 Trowbridge. SO years,
mitrsl insufficienCy Jesse. l. Wonua-
colt Harper Hospital. years. pert
tou!tis charles II Boyntop, Pontcfat
.6age Mary popke So + cafdeld, -
years cerebral apopleNy@ Harry Kan
misky 395. Medbury. years, lohar
pneumonia: Elizabeth CEarnitzky. 3S5
Russell. 6S wears, entero colitis, Hach-
aryasz fywicki. S75 81 Aubin. 2S years
phthisis sBassie saunders twhite), 1875
Napoleon. - years, s.-.tngulation:
Bridget Taylor 1873 Bagley - years
bronchitis. Arthur &. Mignault, 80 Bak-
er. - years briEht's disease: Joanna
English 3l2 W. Forest 81 years, neph-
ritis. Joseph katus. 6Q9 seventeenth
"a years. senilf-y; Gustave SchanlSin
742 r.. AleNandripe. ~ years. lobar
pneumonia Rose Herman. cal T.. larn-
ed GO years. arterio sclcrOsiS. Godfried
Kraft. l0il Theodore. So years, uremi2
pOiSOuiug
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-21
LIVESTOCK
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
DunnInR a stevens Livestock Report

EAST BI'FFN.O. y =. April u
Cattle. Receipts 500 head; market.
dun prime steers SS.75Mg. shipping
steers SS40u S.bj. best hoo 10 200
H. SSWS .25. coarse and plain WeightY
steers. $1,000 80. fancy yearlinEs.
baby beef SSUS50 medium 10 good.
S1.5O07T5. choice handy steers, $50
$40. fair 10 good. SE606tS25; extra
CPS butcher COWS S50 $50, cutters
S42t n 30. trimmer- $4Ft425. best
heifers 81 501f 11j medium butcher
hCifers. So 2jHtGs5. light butcher
heifers SGHG.e5 stock heifers, SEQ
6.25 best feeding steers. S1.5ON 7.75.
-Tair TO good SG50M1. best stock
steers s1.25 z, 80, common light steers.
Sc seas. stock helferS. $3.50 " 675 eN-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES

George W Fruit. Jr "a SUFFOLK,
Va. Hazel Simons, q, Detroit; Regt-
Maid Andrew, 81 Ruth Ball, p.
Joseph Kaczmarek. %; Mary Sfacka,
Andrew Iarpan. "a. Anna Baca. -.
Earl Williams. % Theresa Brecker,
Frank Burda. 26 cola Kenkel. l6.
Frank Witek, 20: Theresa Polokow-
Christ stackman, %; Augusta nm.
John p. Kane, 81. River Rouge;
Mable Bulleys 2l same,
Frank Guibard, %. River Rouge.
Elizabeth Rulley 22, same:
"a
stanislaw snder u: Amelia studin-
Mathew stoss 25. Mary kiimach, IS.
sylvester Reinke. 30 Rose Sutter
George sherman %; Elsie KieInsner,
81
Harry stone. %. Eva schigeon. 22.
Joseph : Demski, 25: Amelia Lewan-
dowski. Is
James Nooman. "a Bessie stafford,
60
Michael Murphy, %. Bucyrus, O Eva
Bess %. Detroit
Fred Barr, ~; Elenore simpson. go.
Francis Hooper ~: Edith Latham,
Antonio canale, "a; Mary Macciecki
Floyd MCCallrn, 20, Grand Rapids
Blanche Kuder %. Detroit.
Harry Askenazici rs Mary Cohen. %
Percy Nyc. "a, lcloise. Hazel Butler
80 Willow.
Robert lienrion. p Rose IIuskiu -.
e-loseph- pie4el 30 MAY Edgar 2f
otto Reddcnberr 20. Nankin Bertha
Thiede. %. same
John StOika. 26 Anna Cracium o.
Br' nisiaw Slodiski % Antenia
WrzcZeneska. is
Edward Harder. 20. Beatrice Hud-
dlestone. 49,
James Howell. 40. Maggie Maggie
Tibbals. 80
Edward Miller. % Marie Gasnier
Harry Carter 30. Hazel Eldridge. 81
Charles Wootke. p adelaide Nuehn.
90
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-21
VISIT OF STORK TO
DELAY GUMS TRIAL

Attorney Frank T Lodge, counsel
for Carlyle Gum. charged with first
degree homicide in connection with
the killing OF Patrolman Thomas +.
Madden. who was shot by Alpheus
Moore, while accompanied by Moore
and Gum, according TO Moore's young
er brother, Wesley Moore, appeared
before Judge Connolly, Tuesday morn
ing, 10 ask for postponement OF
Gums trial.
Mr. Lodge animated TO Judge Con
molly that Mrs. Gum expects a visit
from the stork within a few days He
pleaded that a little leniency at this
time might be of some assistance 70
the Gum fanNy
Judge Connolly put the case over
until May 9.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-21
MARKETS and FINANCE
STOCK MARKET
MORE ACTIVE

NEW YORK. April 2l.-The stock
market opened fairly active.
II a. m.-Toward the middle OF the
irst hour the bears raided the list
nd forced back prices until the early
advances were lost. No great amount
BIZ stock was brought out and there
vas renewed tendency TO rally at
O'Clock. though trading became
hull when the downward movement
leased.
Noon-Prices hardened somewhat
Iuring the second hour. There was
little activity, however.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-21
Classified | Cent
Rates. L a Word

cash with order, II charged. &c
line
No transient advertising Inserted
Tor less than Ice with cash lsc III
charged, per Insertion
The above rates apply 20 all classi-
hcatiOns except Births. Cards or
Thanks Obituaries Meeting Notices
and all Ads preceding Male Help.
Births, Deaths. Cards OF Thanks and
Meeting Notices Minimum charge. 35c
for 25 words or less over - words
one and oue-third cents for each extra
word.
Minimum charge, soc; soc
per line. Count ak words 10 the line.D
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-21
PRESIDENT NAMES
FOUR POSTMASTERS
J. b. Murphy Gets Wayne Of
fice-Blissfield, Fowler and
Manchester Men Chosen
Quotations by Hayden. stone q "a

WASHINGTON. April sl--The
president today nominated. the fol.
'oAto1r s1ii2aSVT "-..s.~'r l1Jl9steT - ~
murphy, Wayne 'Eoson Porter eSssss.
field Lewis Hart. Fowleryille Ma
thaniel Schmidt. Manchester
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-21
TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO. Aprn 2l.-Closing -
Wheat Cash, - &c; May, 97ssc; July,
81 &c Corn Cash. 65a, e; MAY. So i G.;
July, 90 bec oats Cash, 39& c: May
397sc; Iuly. 400. Rye. cash Gle Clo-
verseed Cash and April. S7.65 Octo-
Der. $7.g5. Alsike; Cash. $40 20 Tim
othy: Cash and April. $227ia Butter.
eggs and hay: Unchanged.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-21
cuIcAGn nRnnIcE-

ININAGO AUTIl il HWITUT- INTTW9-
24c. hrsts. ~ fr22ci dairy extras. 23,.
hrsts. 1al5 d20i4c. Eggs Prime ordi=
nary. l6A a17hc frsts us, u1Sfc
CheeFe Twins, NC. Young Americas
l7i4c. Live poultry Fowls. l5NI1tscs
ducks. 1917, geese. ltc, turkeys I5c
Potatoes. Michigan, s. a. zoe. " lscou
sin Is n T5C. Minnesota G5 Q15c
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-21
nIrrEn ANn EGGs.

Bnttcr-- Creamery extras, 2ai aci
firsts, - 81 dairy &c, packing stock
lac 10.
Icgus-Firsts. cases included. l9c per
doZ Receipts, l,125 cases
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-21
TOLEDO LIVE STOCK.

ILLLDO-Aprll .l4--4lal-s--4s-.-- f.t-y
lieht; marker. STEADY hsavies. sss5m
$50, mediums, SS90qS workers.. SS75
40, good pigs SS5OdS76 calves.
Market. light Sheep and lambs Mar
ket steady.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-21
Hanks ana Trust Companies.

The following firms are privi-
legged to execute orders on the
EAtnanBe Carlyle rowan, W A.
Haml.n * Co. II. w. Noble a. Co.
w. r Reilly & Co, Geo. NJ West
a CO. n ). Warren a. Co. VIM. II.
Rose & Co., VIM A. Neer * Co
* = Mclaughlin
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-21

CHICAGO, AprIl 2l-Opening: Wheat;
May, steady; July, up &c. Corn; May.
UP lec; July. up & "a. oats. May. up sc;
July, not active. Provisions Steady
to lower
Noon Wheat May up re. July up
&c. Cor~ May steady July down l.c.
Close-Wheat Mag up asc, July up
&c corn May down ,c; July up 90.
oats; May up &c: July steady Pro-
visions. Pork higher, others steady.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-21
NEW YoRK pHopuCE MAnkET

NEW YORK, April 2i.--Fiour: Quiet
a $500; lard. dull and lower. l. b.
and steady. Pork! Easier; mess, s22 80
6123.0O Lard Dull and lower; middle
west spot. S1O.26d1035. Sugar-Raw,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-21
PRODUCE MARKET

Tine action OF tie huiter market on
Monday Was something or a surprise
tu the trade. The market is Well sup
piled at present and drop or per
hups iaC was expected The egg
market is 1rm In tone, and was nc
higher Yesterday Poultry lis IN mod
crate supply and rules tirm Potatoes
ar. steady and somewhat less active.
Dressed calves are very weak Re-
tailers are all loaded up the demand
has fallen on since Easter. and while
receipts are not heavy commission
men md IL almost Impossible 70 make.
sales.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-21
INInN sTnCN NARns.
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.

CLEVELAND April sl-Hogs re-
ceipts $500; steady 90 90 lower york
ers and mixed 80, pigs SS.GOaS.i5;
r0ughs SIS stays 81 Cattle: Receipts
100, steady Sheep and lambs Re
ceipts zoo lambs shade lower sheep
TroeLnts Wy s .n.nIs ,ainas V'I1es.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-21
GRAIN AND rnUS lsloNs

uETUUfT- NVTTT gT--TTTOse A mott
eratclA hrin feeling was noted ln wheat
IN the early trading owing 10 the TACT
that drastic liquidation OF corn nud
been pretty well finished.
Liverpool partly recovered an early
loss and was about steady when clos
ing time came Russian adN Ices re-
gaTding arrivals or wheat FOR expert
We're bullish and helped the recovery.
Oncrs 81 wheat from bOth Australia
and Argentine were higher and there
was arm and a lutte higher. The 1ig
decrease Ina the European Visible sup
ply was quite buuish. The European
Nisiblc supply b. now hl2AS,oV0 hur
against s., asa 600 bu week ago.
showing "a decrease ct 4l36.0p0 bu. tor
tile week. week ago there was an
Increase Of 844. 600 bu. and a year ago
an increase OF 100000 bu., when the
total was 100000 bu.
Bulls on this side took courage from
the-tune- OF cables. although foreign
buying was not mentioned. and ~ was
Ielt that the heavy hquidating OF MAY
corn, the most bearish feature Of re-
cent days. must be az o. very near an
end The general feeling Is that the
time Go operate and the market ls IN
shape 10 90 better. provided the duan
tlty OF stun 70 be liQuidated is not
found 10 be greater Than expected.
The cash situation is unruauged-
movement from - rms is small and 80
- demand.
h""at MAS HIH carry bul IAlled -
hold t. The close w@s 80 lower IA
cash and May and &c higuefSin july.
torn de- lined lac The other coarse
grains and seeds we're unchanged
- &c. May opened without change az
CSC. advanced 10 $50 and closed At
/ At3tct July opened at s. "a e. advanced
10 sbi.c, and closed AZ SSc. No. !
Coarse grain quotations corn cash
No. .. G1ci No. yellow, : cars at 69c;
No. 3 yellow, ear al Gtc.
Oats. Standard, &c, No white, :
4 white 40c,
rye Cash No. Mshigan, 67c,. No.
. Michigan. GGC; No western csc.
Beans. Immediate and prompt ship
ment Sl,sS; May 500.
CloNeIseed: Prime spot, 50 bags AZ
s7.55; october $iss; sample red. 10
$685. sample alsike. S. bags at 50.
$40. aimo'"< Prime spot g bags at
Alfalfa: Prime spot. 20 bags AT 1915.
Tuesday included 200 bbls OF flour. )
cars OF wheat, of corn, - OF oats and
OF hay. Withdrawals We're :. 200 bbls.
OF iour and 5000 hu OF corn. stocks
are l9&,SU0 bu. OF wheat 309 500 I'm. OF
corn, oSl0o bu OF oats and 20.eJ0 m.
OF rye
Liverpool wheat closed unchanged 70
y q higher aud corn sd higher.
Receipts OF wheat, Tuesday Sou tn
west. a 1000 bu. against 10000 bu q
year ago; E4irago, - cars. against 49,;
December, 49, Gays, against l2O;a Aim
neapolis, l3| cars, against 30. Witni-
peg % cars, against lT3.
Exports nf Eueat and hour Tues
day. A0siO02 nu, T. -
sasr loliows tast, week. EwheT S.fsS4 ~
bu-' corn. 24i5,ooo By; oats s0i6.0oe
,bu.
Primary wheat receipts We're 333 600
bu., against a., 200 bu a wear ago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-21

ira bulls g125T1.5e. bologna bulls.
So ~ tt 3. 5u. stack buii- ssUt mixers
and sprihgers, Sfi "a Hu.
Hogs Receipts 1000 head market.
STEADY heavy aud workers.. 50 2UU9. %.
pigs. SN.g0u1.
sheep Receipts. 5000 head. market.
STEADY wosl lambs ps.G5. clipped s. 20
RI 100, yeGrlings SGnbuJ. weathers.
$3.50 t5 SO. ewes. S5m585
calves x5m1. hn
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO.
ApTll 2l-IiOgs. Receipts, 1900.
market sluw and easy mixed and
butchers. SS.45N6.T5. good heavy $40
q 10 rough h-tvh seSffg40; light.
IS tjnS.75 pigs, s725HS.i0. Cattle:
Receipts t0e0. market, weak; heeves.
81 70, 40, cows and heiters, $3.50 NJ
500. slOckers and feeders. $5.bOnS,l Ia.
Texans. s7.i5mS2u. calves, S6ds15.
Sheep Receipts, - 600 market, steady
90 lower. native. SO 35H6.9O; western,
t5.t5 q 80; lambs qS25 west
tru. SG.25ms5O
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-21
wANTED-IlENL E>TNrr.

5-EOoM COTTAGE west side s. 0oO
or under can pay 1000 down. Ad-
dress 14i Greenwood
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-21
FLORISTS.

FLORISTS.
PHONE ORDERS for flowers promptly
fllled. Corsage bouquets and funeral
designs speciality Mrs. F. Rush,
Florist, 136 Michigan-aye. West 1913.
HELP wANTED-MALB.
! CARPENTER to Single Rear q Gar
field ave
CARPENTERS-Thr wanted 1903
Deran, near Kercheval
CHAUFFEUR-Run and repair cleo
trio; care horses. lil Columbia west
| A YOUNG MAN wanted 20 do janitor
work and also 10 operate elevator.
APPLY engineer Shurly bldg %
WANTED-A competent cook: refer
rnces required. 65 Rowena. Grand o.
ANTED-Cement walk Anisher. 100
Twenty hrst-st
80 automobile mud-guard as
semblers and machine hands.
Hayes Mfg. CO.. Maybury and
Grand Trunk railroad.
HELP wANTED-FEMALE
GIRL wanted FOR restaurant work
hungarian girl 1854 Russell
GIRL for general homework. at once
~ Blncoln-aNe.
GOOD GIRL for general homework.
PLATA cooking references as TO char
acter. East 5S9-M 1876 Seyburn
MAID-Gcneral homework: three I'm
family small house; Sc no one with
IL al
Nert-aNe. Phone Hemlock 1391-M.
MARRIED WOMAN to. do chamber
work. ia Michigan ave
LADIES' HATS CLEANED and blocked
Panama our speciality Exclusive
Hat Frame Shop, CT Gratlot-ave.
WANTED dressmaking done, also plain
sewing Piano lessons given I'm ex-
-cnanEe- Times Box A. No 20.
SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE.
MAN WOULD LIKE work OF any kind.
Box q No 3. Times
YOUNG MAN wants position In gar
age some experience II. ". Nc, 81
To RENT-ROOMs.
Or East l.arncd-yt., just step from
Woodward and lefferson-ayes. Elk
ira fine rooms 5Oc 75c, 81. $50 per
day So 10 81 per week Popular
priced dnlug room
~ II. JAMES & son. PROPS.
ROOMS Furniture for rooms complete.
81 wee,,lY sumner Co. Mich. and Attn.
TO RENT--HoI SIS.
HANNAH RENTAL AGENCY
ONE McGRAW BLDG
PERSONALS.
NOTICE If any poor girl f. In
trouble needing advice. friendship or
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Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-15
News From The Insurance Field
MANY TEACHERS TO EUROPE
Dozen Omaha Educators to Spend
Vacation Abroad This Year.
SCHOOLS CLOSE THIS WEEK
Glass Day Exercises VIII BE Held
at the Various Public Institu-
lions Of Learning for Eighth
Grade Grads.

When schools close after one more busy
week, public school teachers will leave
in numbers on their annual vacation pill
grimages. At least a dozen will spend
the summer touring in Europe. Many
Others will spend their vacation attending
vacation and special schools
The public school program for the COM
ing week follows: Monday night, Board
Of Education meeting; Tuesday. Castelar,
class day program; Wednesday after
noon. cass and Walnut hill class days
and competitive cadet drill at Fort
Omaha; Wednesday night Central High
school senior banquet at Happy Hollow;
Thursday night high school commence
ment at Brandeis theater; Friday night.
high school OF commerce commencement
at Brandeis.
All schools will close Friday afternoon.
The following teachers will leave within
two weeks to spend their vacation in
European travel: Miss Johanna Ander-
son, Columbian school; Miss Josephine
Grant, Columbian; Miss Lucy Evans,
Central; Miss Isabel Doyle principal at
Central; Miss Nina Doyle, Columbian
Miss Marie wetzel, Saunders; Miss Ethel
Lynn. Central.
Principal e. d. Gepson Of the Fort Spe-
cial School for Boys, viii spend the sum-
mer studying vocational training at the
Ames. la. college Mrs orietta S
Chittenden, kindergarten supervisor, will
study in some eastern school Miss Clara
Cooper. principal Of the teachers train
ing class. and Miss Margaret Hamil-
ton, principal of Dupont school,. will
take a special course in Columbia col
lege during the summer. Miss Bertha
Elsasser, manual training teacher at
CASTELAR,, will study at the Chicago
Academy Of Fine Arts
Eighth grade graduates and the high
school graduates will be given their di-
plomas commencement night and the week
following the close of school, as fast as
the diplomas can be prepared.