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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-28
HUDSON MUSIC
STORE OPENED
TO THE PUBLIC

One Of the important recent addi-
lions to the business section Of
Woodward-ave. Is the new piano
and victrola store of the J. L. Hnd-
son Co., at No. 1sS190 Woodward
ave. and opened to the public this
week. The establishment has I'VE
floors and basement given over to
sales rooms and stock rooms for the
display and housing of pianos, play.
er-pianos and victrolas.
The main floor reproduces q re-
option and music room Of elegant
appointments with background Of
old ivory walls. rich rugs on the
floors, and charming and comfort
able furniture. Grand pianos are
decoratively placed and palms and
ferns in handsome 1ardinieres ara
effectively disposed.
The store features the produc-
lions of the piano factories OF Chick
ering, McPhail and Kurtzman. and q
-ery large stock Of the pianos bear
ing these well-known names may be
found on the third floor. On the
same floor. is a large room devoted
20 the display Of used pianos at
especially attractive prices. New
and used instruments and player
pianos are housed on the fourth
flt or, with the fifth floor for general
stock rooms. The second floor Is
given over to victrolas, and in the
basement are demonstration rooms,
md department for music rolls
for player-pianos and records for
yictrolas.
The building throughout Is one OF
the most artistic stores of It's kind
In the country.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-28
PILARSKTS
POLISH TONGUE
PROVES HANDY

Jacob Musz, 3S years old, No. So
Hewitt-st.. Hamtramck, was arrested
Wednesday night, by Deputy Sheriff
Joseph Pilarski on the request OF
the Chicago police who hold war
rant charging him with failing TO
support his wife and three children.
When Pilarski arrived at the Hew'
itt-st. address, he found Musz had
built a new home there, and was Nv
ing with another woman, and their
four-year-old boy. Musz at first de-
MED that he was the man wanted In
Chicago.
The woman came 10 his defense.
Then Musz and the woman convers-
ed In Polish, not knowing that Pillar
ski understood the language.
Keep STILL" was MUSES. advice to
his mate. SAY nothing about Chi
cago."
Pilarski Immediately placed him
under arrest. II Is probable that a
bigamy charge will be made against
him. lie said he married the woman
living in Hamtramck in Europe, six
years ago.
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MOrtuary


lCKLEs- May ~. 1915. Al, Neosho.
Mo. s. Spaulding husband OF Mrs.
8. Ackles. Of Ncosho Mo. and father
Of a. y, Bert w. Frank q. and
Rurlln n. Ackles. aged - years.
Funeral from his sons residence,
i5a Engiewood-ave., Friday NJ. 23o
=. IN. lnterment at Woodlawn
bE GALAN-Frank X. aged 20 years.
| ut his home, i94 Elmwood ave.
beloved husband OF Theresa Zels.
Ter. father OF Henry v De Galan,
Mrs william Pagan. Mrs. X. Ma
deau and Mrs Dr. Carl r. Muenx
| Funeral from residence Friday. sac
n IN. and from our Lady OF Sor-
\rows church at . o'clock.
&c. 1915. John Lang.
beloved husband OF Eta Gilmpur
and father Of John Gilmsoour Jr.
r r.nsS '"' les Philade,nhls,nVye
west. at ? o'clock. Burial at Wood
lawn.
%. 1915. Sarah r..
widow OF the late Daniel Kingston.
mother OF Emily T.. Kingston. w.
T. CLIFFORD o, B Ringstoo a., Robert s6s s., w.
OF Major Alfred r Fleet OF Chat.
ham, ont. and Harry =. Fleet OF
Great Falls. Mont. Services from
her residence. 75e Fourth ave. Fri
Evergreen cemetery.
! LRQUApDT-May %. Mt her son's
dassius Hardenbergh. home. 30
tnmbridee-st. Springwells. Mrs.
franc ~. Marauardt. beloved wife
~ Charles w. and mother Of Mrs
Mr.. G. NJ Hardenbergh Funeral
from cons home Friday at =. m.
UNOOR-At her residence. New
Baltimore. Mich. May 25. 1918.
louisa, aged ~ years, widow of tho
nte ~ &. schnoor, mother OF w.
gerns mar IT, y; H.. G n Jr G,r LOUISE "a;
SonA New York: Mrs. A. G. Mar
ALI of Detroit. Funeral from
bideh &C Friday. May IS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-28
French Soldiers; 100000
Strong Welcome Italy With
La MQrSellQiSe, Chorus
By WILLIAM PHILLIP SIMMs.

BY WILLIAM PHILLIP SIMMS.
(StdH Correspondent United Press
WITH THE FRENCH ARMY AT
THE FRONT. May PA mighty
chorus, from 100000 threats. sweep
Ing down the 500 miles from the
North sea TO the Swiss border In
thunderous refrain Of La Marseil-
laise," greeted the welcome news
that Italy had entered the war
against Austria.
The story OF how that message
went flashing along the trenches at
dusk OF brilliant Whitsuntide, how
II spread TO every remote outpost
along the worlds greatest battle
front. is without parallel in history.
King Victor Emmanuel signed the
declaration OF war In Rome at 2
o'clock Sunday afternoon. France
was Immediately notified. War Min
lister Millerand flashed II TO Gen.
Joffre at general headquarters.
Without scarcely a seconds delay,
1t went rushing down from army
commanders TO corps commanders
and successfully down through gen.
erals OF divisions to commanders OF
brigades. branching out fanwise from
each new center until every colonel,
major, captain and lieutenant along
the firing line knew that Italy had
entered the lists on the side OF the
allies at last.
The message raced on over field
telephone wires-wires strung pre-
cariously through the ruins OF devas.
tated villages on forest trees, on
stakes driven in fields OF buttercups
1t reached the telephone operators
ON the front line observation posts
They flashed II on TO the troops blaz
ing away at the Germans in the
trenches a few yards distant. to the
batteries Of field artillery screened
behind the hills, to the men in the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-28

hidden gun pits, to observers In til
towers and tree tops--to everybooy
everywhere.
the angels. All along the line thero
seemed to come a lull. Heavy guns
paused as though In reverence. Field
pieces observed silence as II for Z
moments devotion ON this day e
Pentecost.
Suddenly the strange. almost wier0
silence was broken. Spontaneously
the troopers began Ia Marseil-:
laise." at first singing softly. and
then breaking into roaring refrain
al the words ran along the battle
front In the greatest chorus the
world has ever heard.
"Allons enfants de Ia patrie." they
Numbered. 'le jour de gloire est Ar
rive!"
The roaring song startled the be-
lated field larks. long since grown
used to belching cannon. They rose
and scared wildly above the
trenches.
Instinctively, the Germans In the
opposite trenches knew what this
thunderous chorus meant They did
not need to read the placards print
ed by the French during the night
and posted upon top OF the trenches
for German perusal at dawn. They
shouted back:
"Gott strafe Italy,"
Then from the German trenches
came the strains Of die Wacht Am
Rhein." and shortly afterward the
rattle Of bullets. The Germans were
Kidding the French placards.
The French only laughed derisive-
ly. They printed new cards reading:
"Your goose is cooked" and plant
ed them amid waving field Of Itah
ian flags, improvised-heaven knows
how-along the ramparts.
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CAN'T RECOVER
CASH SPENT TO
AID DAN CUPID

Joseph Ieneowski spent his time
and money on the sweet task OF
smoothing the path for Dan Cupid.
He engineered marriage to a sue.
ces::ul elimination, and. Thursday,
ne came into court, not for a reward.
but for the money he had spent in
bringing about the marriage. And
Joseph lost his case, because Justice
Richter decided that husband can
not be held liable for debts contract
ed by his wife before her marriage.
II was like this:
Rosie was a little Polish girl, and
she and Leneowski were friends in
the old country. Rosie was engaged
to wed Alex Najinola, who was in
Detroit.
81 sent her $50 so she could come
here" testified Leneowski. Then
she told me the day for the marriage
had been set, and | gave her $22.5O
so she could buy herself nice dress
and a hat. There had to be flowers
and things at the wedding, and
gave her s14 more.
THE wedding itself-you know,
the money for the priest and all that
came to SIS. paid that. Rosie
owed $40 and / says, Rosie. you be-
gin life with no debts. l paid the
$40.
And the last money paid. judge
was for christening their flrst-born
II cost me SIS for that christening"
Rosie's husband said he would pay
whatever Leneowski had contributed
after the marriage, but did not care
to settle obligations incurred by Ro
sic before she became his wife.
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Births.

nOYS
s. Admcseskl. loaa g, Aubin. !
Jskubiec. l0t3 Medhury \. Nanpe.
velde. IS Louis \. Rudneski. fC2
Thirty third, J. Miller. SOS Twenty.
third A. Fletcher. AL Midland. Il
kdSle W. Roush. 40 LaMothe v
|fAskowSki 2t22 Jefferson, q. Davis.
FThirty- second: J swertecki. IS In
eersoil, y SowR, I Adler. II Cooper.
Sill Grntiot. J Hoochns. 1879 vine.
wood w Fbher. 1929 BALDWIN. y
Benda. 3t2 T.iirty- FIRST. s ELIAS. l56
Division. =, Treskos, 1917 Liyernois
r. SmiRauki. 253 Thirty nfth, n.
MucnnskI - Danforth ". Weller,
T2i Ililnets Y. Mittelstadt Detroit
Hartfor. T. wRddell. 25J stanton VI.
Steinhguer. set Fifteenth. i. Hon
mar. "a Llvernois NJ. Sypierski -
Rolli'a r. Scheles. l3l Pollard. G.
Schi1ppacasse. 80 Beacon, g. Rose
vep. 80 Pitcher.
a. Wade, 7s3 Eighteenth. n Pogle.
slss Grand blvd, 4. Naylor. Harper
hospital: e. Hommer. 42s Crawford
II. Caroffe. iS5 Illinois l. Tyler. 269
Plumer: T. Stachulaki 60 Thtrtieth
Carrick, $40 Seminole. W. Miller 3at
Twenty-eighth. A Kempauy go
Greenwood. r Jenneman. S2i Hecla
" McDouEal l2sT wabash; =. Wink
Ter % Hale. " Barren. fPT WhreloCk
J, SEawczynska. 133 Thirty-third. J.
IaJac. pi2 Military, J. Susik. 49, Nor e
ton. w. Harris i2s CLAY, T. Cald-
well. 2Ts Van Dyke. W. Brandan. $50
Dubois.
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Overd osed.

Doctor-From now you may let
your husband have glass OF beer
every day. You understand?
Wife--Yes. doctor--just one glass
a day.
Doctor "a week later)-Now. I
hope you have kept strictly to that
one glass per day that allowed
your husband to take?
Wife-Most decidedly. doctor
only he is four weeks in advance
with his allowance.
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Deaths

Joseph Tgraszak. ESQ Harper. s
months septieaemia; Gertrude r.
Laird Esl r. Congress. Is years
nephritis. Elizabeth TIaller. 800 Ado
lHide. - wears. senilitv. Joseph Van
Counter ~ lensrson-ct., . years, mi
trail insufncicucy. Wilbur i Slaytou,
Grace hospital annex. 20 years. APP
pendicitis. Nelson X Hambly. 3t2
Baldwin. 20 years, epilepsy: George
+ Reno. s77 T. Fort. 90 years par
alyHls Nicholas Senninger, 1875 Sheri-
dan. 20 years, hepatitis. Norman VI
Smith 1li5 Hamilton blvd. - years.
uraemia. Louis Klein, Harner hospi-
tai. 20 years iaundice; Samuel ~
peard ST. Marys hospital - wears.
tpoplexy: David Henry. 7Oi Beau
hien. months. maraEmus. Albert L..
stanton. S2S LeMay. months. lohar
pneumonia. Dorothy NJ. Berry Har-.
per hospital. ~ years. meningitis.
walter Z. Williamson. 3il Macomb.
- vea-s tuberculosis Josephine
Mezewa, Herman Kiefer hospital. 25
years tuberculosis.
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Classified s,,t''''.... | c %,,; !

Tine.
No transient Advertising inserted
Tor less than isc with cash; isc IL
charged, per insertion.
Tho above rates apply TO all ciassi-
ncations except Births. Cards OF
Thank. Obituaries, Meeting Notices
and all Ads preceding Male Help.
Births. Deaths, Cards OF Thanks
and Meeting Notices - Minimum
charge, S5c for IS words or less. over
Is words one and one-thir1 cents for
each extra word
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-28
NIOrtuary.

rwITCuELI.-May 20, 1915. at pa
rents residence, 500 Forest-ave
SIR and Mrs. Frank Twitchen. sis
ter OF Mrs Clara Davis or Bay
city. Michigan Deceased was n
member Of BAY city Lodge Pro-
tccted Home circle. Funeral from
Bag city papers please COPY
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-28
STATE BRIEFS.

SAGINAW-Rev. II. Speckard.
vice-presldent of the Missouri Luth-
eran synod. in convention at Frank
enmuth. attacked Billy Sunday and
his methods in an address before
the conference this morning.
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SAGINAW-Fred Z. Nicholson
Jake Weist and Louis Smell. Detroit
ers injured in an auto accident here
Tuesday, were much improved today
and Smell will be able to leave the
hospital In a few days.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-28

Is ACRES. near Gratiot. about 10
miles from city hall. good house
and barn. s2,S0o. Will take small
house In Detroit.
so ACRES, near West Branch. small
house. only $1,000. Will take vacant
or cottage in Detroit.
30 ACRES, near Algonac, good bldgs.,
stock and tools, Will take small
house In Detroit.
60 ACRES, near AlRonac. with stock
and tools. will take cottage in De
troit.
60 ACRES. near Ypsilanti. clay loan.
good buildings and fences, take
Detroit vacant for part.
so ACRES. near Ypsilanti. fair build
ings. take small house or q fiat In
Detroit.
100 ACRES. near Willis. good build
ings and fences, want city prop
erty
KINGON REAL ESTATE CO.
405 whitney Bldg Main 3173.
30 ACRES. near Wayne, stock and
tools. "A mile from electric car.
New Groom house and barn. 22x23
hen house, good land and desirable
location. $3.750.
90 ACRES. near Wayne and car line
So 400 terms $50 cash; 7room. 3
story house. acres young orchard,
l.. JOHNS. Manager Farm Dept.
WALTER G. PIPER
400 Penobscot Bldg.
HEADQUARTERS FOR FARMS.
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NoTICE-If any poor girl Is In trou-
BILE needing advice. friendship or
help, write or cali on SECRETARY
MARGARET DUFFY. Fort-st
west Salvation Army.
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q RACES
NoNEs ~ .ohN.
PIsusO~

LOANS liberal
amounts J +. Weber. 2O4 Gratio:.
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LADIES' HATS reblocked. Hcmps and
Panamar our specially. the Exclu-
sive Hat Frame shoe. 81 Gratiot
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TO RENT-FLATs

cAsS. 459--Corner OF Bagg. apart
ments, furnished or unfurnished.
Cadillac 1894.
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CHARLOTTE-AVE, 4i-Modern =
room fat. H. A. Burt. Phone Grand
2S54-W.
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MISS MARGARET. MAKAY. Gs5 Fort
st. T., Is invited TO attend the Or
pheum theater Friday evening "a n
guest Of the Detroit Times. Two
tickets are waiting Mt this office
for her.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-28

CLEAN NEWLY FURNISHED mod
ern fiat for summer. 500 Seward
ave
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w OOOW oil d-IANC.
u SECTION
l1;mlle road short distance from
dry, has good buildings, we'll
fenced and in the very best loca-
ton small payment
TROMLEY. WILSON & CO,
1916 Chamber OF Com. Cad. 5000.
DO ACRES
With stock and tools near electric
line; good soil: about % miles out;
will exchange for good city prop
erty. STEELE BROS, Az Free
Press bldg
WAYNE COUNTY FARM WANTED.
Is 90 30 acres. good buildings, and
L. JOHNS. Manager Farm Dept.
WALTER G.. PIPER
400 Penobscot Bldg.
JOS. MUESN. ls3 Cottage Grove, has
two tickets waiting for him at this
Office for the Orpheum theater on
Friday evening as guest OF the
Detroit Tires.
TO RENT-FARMs.
THREE furnished rooms with bath;
rent cheap. ls2 Porter-st
SUMNER RESORTS.
for Readle. b for Beadle
When You Buy!
Summer Locations
100 acres, st. Mary's river. $4,000. A
beautiful place for 40 to 60 cot
taEes. Fine beach, oating and
fishing; 100 acres also on 500 river.
fine hardwood $500. Another 800
acres at s2.5o0: good house and
barn: 90 acres In cultivation; 20
tillable, balance stony with good
hardwood timber. VIII sell shore
lots 50N200. 500 to 5000: to 10
acre parcels. 5000 to $500.
c. s BEADLE COMPANY.
Main G52i. Room T. McGraw bldg.
b for Readle y for Beadle,
When You Buy
Lake Huron summer
resort lots. $3.50 up: 50x200 feet;
monthly p iEnnn Sort PoP 7alp loca-
-----------------
FOR sALE-VACANT LOTS.
A LITTLE LAND AND A
LIVING
ONE-ACRE FARMS
Near Grand River. miles from city
hall. $500 to $500; n few left facing
plymouth road.
II cents a day buys an acre.
Near Michigan ave. on Telegraph
road. with fine old naples and elms.
City & Suburban Homes Co.,
200 GRTSWOLD ST.
II. NJ. GRINDLEY. MGR
MISS MYRTLE GRAHAM 1922 Fiji
feminist, Is invited TO attend the
Orpheum thcater Friday evening az
guest OF the Detroit Times. Two
tickets are waiting at this office
for her.
Lake Huron summer
resort lots. $50 mp; 50N200 feet;
monthly payments, popular loca-
ton Telephone North 7sl-R
To ExCHANGE-REAL ESTATE.
60 ACRES. 2 miles from Algonac: g.
room house. 30N40 barn. lots or out
small fruit. ! horse, cows
work the land with VIII consider
house and lot in Detroit.
2O0-acre farm, 2ig miles from Mil
ford. good a-room house. Z big
barns, t. acres timber. 175 acres OF
rlow land ( good horses, head
az cattle, ~ hogs all tools 10 work
such a farm. VIII consider city
property on cash basis. Price
$4,000.
Gilmore & Chavenelle.
AZ HAMMOND BLDG. CAD. 2939.
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FOR sALE-REsIDENCE PROPERTY,
Attractive 2-Family Brick

4hVNI dNNINO II uIIIIIJ III INh
New. east side. strictly modern. PEN
insular furnaces, upper front porch,
near car inc, Just being finished
and can be decorated to suit pur-
chaser. a real bargain at only $500
down, balance can be paid from
rental OF either nat. Look this up
quick r. w. Nasvary, AGO Free
Press bldg. Main 1851.
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FOR sAIE-rARMs.
BEAUTIFUL LAKE FARM

BEAUTIFUL LAKE FARM
In Oakland county-27 acres, rich
loan soil Groom house. bath, fur
mace, front and back porches, ten
mis- court, shade by "Old Apple
Trees" good new barn, with base
ment: gasoline engine. feed grinder,
and other machinery installed, lots
OF fruit. splendid water; farm bor-
ders on two fine lakes. full OF FISH.
See me for further particulars and
price.
+. J. ROBINSON
Main 4430 161 Griswold
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A.A.-Furniture and contents

and contents Z
room apartment: furniture three
months old. consisting OF mahog.
any parlor suite. four beautiful
rugs. Circassian bedroom suite with
twin beds. brass beds complete,
elegant dining-room suite, several
pictures. Circassian walnut dresser
and chiffonier. curtains, four leath.
or rockers. linen. silverware and
cooking utensils. This furniture
shows no wear. Must be sold AT
once. See this before going else
whore. WIN sell separately. Grand
a133 or 2ag EOresL.ave. west.
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SWEDISH, DANISH OR NOR.
WEGIAN HOU Sc NJ ND
WANTED FOR FAMILY OF
THREE, LIVING IN APART
MENTS. MUST BE CAPA-
BILE AND COME WELL
RECOMMENDED. GOD
PAY TO RIGHT PARTY. AP-
PLY BY PHONE TO MAR
KET COOS.
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Buy OF owner this hne house 5O-tt.
los. hrst block off Woodward. See
lI at once. North l763-R.
5000 DOWN. $50 per month. buys
bungalow and u acre OF land on
MCLAUGHLIN I'll Chamber OF
Commerce.
MRS. 4. FRENCH. 45 High w. is In
Vitcd 10 attend the Orpheum thea
alter as a guest OF the Detroit Times
Friday evening and has two tickets
waiting for her at this office
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HOUsEWoRK -Middle-aged woman
or girl for general homework .
good cook. small family. 1928 Sell
den-ave. Grand zoos.
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Al SALESMAN--If you are n live one
and can furnish good references.
see 500 Free Press bldg between
and II.
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TO RENT--FtRMs

Lake Huron summer
resort lots. $3.50 up: 50N200 feet;
monthly payments; popular loca-
ton. Telephone North 7Sl-R.
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A CHARTERED OAK sIDEBOARD,
round, 5f-inch table, six leaves. for
$50 1875 Coorado-ave. Hemlock
29l6-M.
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wANTED-For about weeks. maid
Wages 81. Call East 1879.
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a YOUNG MAN for gasoline station:
must work evenings and Sundays.
1875 Woodward.
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HE'LL wANrED-MALE.

A. GOOD VOICES WANTED
For Detroit singing society; vocal
training free Box il. No. Times
office,
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COMMONWEALTH. us - Beautiful
upper nat. six rooms and bath
newly decorated; $40. Phone Grand
563-W.
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64sis--6 rooms. mod.
crn upper fiat. s25 653 Clinton
pau Realty Co. 2sS McOougall- ave.
Phone East 62S
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Woodward Ave.

406 penObscOt BIdR.
HEADQUARTERS FOR FARMS
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FOUR rolms and bath. near Wood
ward. newly decorated. steam heat.
suminer $50. winter. s35. Hem
lock "061
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AITn PAIN11Nn.

BILLIARDS and Pocket Billiard Ia
bles with the only genuine Monarch
cushions: new and remodelcd ut
moderate prices and easy terms.
also supplies and repairing. Bruins
wick Bake Collender Co. OF Mich
igan. 100 Randoiph-st.
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WANTED
% Telephone Operators
We pay while learning. Fine oppor-
tunity for Advancement Rest rooms
provided for OF duty hours. Good
inducements 10 bright girls.
THE MICHIGAN STATE TELE-
PHONE co.
Apply Cadillac Exchange, corner OF
John n. ard Madison.
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H. @. REYNOLDS. 404 Mt. Clair. IL
invited 20 attend the Orpheum the.
the Detroit Times. Two tickets are
waiting at this office for him.
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wANTED-GirI for general house,
worH, 70 washing. SO Kenilworth.
Phone H,mlock 3415-W.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE.

A. GOOD VOICES WANTED
For Detroit singing society: vocal
training free Box p. No. s. Times
office.
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WANTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

YOUNG GIRL for general housework.
1881 Third-ave. North 3t53-R.
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DFTECrI- Ga.
trustworthy operatives.
day or night Il ~. Dwyer SecSst
Service Bureau. sos Breltmeyer
bldg, Cadillac 35l. Nights anc
SJudaye. phone West 2S7s