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TOMORROW

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE Two
STORY BRICK DWELLING. NO. $40 ELM
STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed OF trust recorded In Liber
No. 3522. at folio 80. of the land records Of the
District of Columbia. we shall sell. in front of
the premises. on WEDNESDAY. THE NINTH
DAY OF IUSE. 1915. AT FOUR O'CLOCK
PM. lot 55 in square 30s6. In William Gantz
snd Miriam lIcrean's subdivision. in block ;,
= Droit Park. per plat recorded in Book
county No. D. page 5. in the Office Of the sur
veyor of the District of Columbia. together with
the improvements.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash. balance in one.
Two and three years. with interest at s per
cent per annum. payable semi annually. Deposit
Of 500 required at time of sale. and the pur-
chaser allowed fifteen days from day Of sale to
complete the purchase. Conreyancing at pur-
ehaser's cost Further particulars at time Of sale.
WILLIAM r. AMBROSE,
JOSEPH II. STEWART.
mv2s cod&ds exSu&hol Trustees
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PROPOSALS.
dOI SE OF REPRESENTATI

House OF REPRESENTATIVES,. L. SrRO.
posals for stationery.-f1rrk's oficc. HonsH Of
Representatives q. s. Washington. II. =. june
1. 1al5.-Scaled proposals WIN he received a. IN .
ONCE until l. O'Clock Jaly l. 1915. for
furnishing stationery for re Houe Of Repre-
sentative during the hs al ycrr ending tunc
go 1915. Riank forms ~ pro3a ais. bank
bonds and necessary info matiGn will I've t.r
nlshed On application IL Tn" stationery clerk
The clerk reserves toe right to waive defec to
and reject any all lids parts Of bids.
Proposals should i've addressed 10 tho "lers.
House Of Representatives, and iniorSed Pro
posals for Stationery Propo ais and sperl-
mems must be delivered at chc ofhrr Of the clerk
Of the House free Of charge SOUTH TRIMBLE
Clerk. House OF Representatives. L. $.
jel.s.15c2
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. CLERK 3
once Washington. u. C.-Froposals for PACK
ing boxes.-Sealed proposals will he received hS
the undersigned until Il oc'ork noon July
I. 1915. for the following packing Ioxes: i.Sst
congressional packing boxes. being AS each Of
three several Einds-plans and specifications may
ne obtained 10y application 10 tho clerk II the
House. The above boxes 10 be completed. d.
l;vered ard stored in the basement Of the House
once building, Washington. ID. C.. nv Novem-
her 10. 1918. subject TO inspection and accept
ance by q competent peretn. to be selected nv
the clerk of the House OF Representatives.. The
right to reject any and all bids is hereby 10
served. Each hid must he accompanied by
certified check for $500. to he returned upon
execution of bond hy successful bidder. by IN
approved bond company. for third the sum
OF the contract awarded. SOUTH TRIMBLE.
Clerk Of House Of Representative. iel.s.l z
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
GRANLIDEN HOTEL

LAKE SUNAPEE y. H. Gateway to White
Mountains On Ideal Tour. Fine golf course.
saddle horses tennis, boating. canoeinsl l bathing hing
fishing. dancing, etc. Accommodates 500, open
W. w BROWN. Also HOTEL AsPINWALL
IAnox Mass
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1Hos. J. OWEN q SON, Aucr1oNEERs.
FUTURE DAYS.

slxSRooM sRf On AND BATH FRAME DWELLING.
SplENDlD BUSINESS CORNER no 1no n
~; SonIHEAST. ALSO TWO-STORY BAY.
WINDOW BRICK DWELLING. 6 ROOMS
AND BATH. No 1O6 D ST SOtTHEAST
FtTr En TnH5rgRspAI; n5rj Gd9 JUNE TENTH, 1915. AT
auction, in front of the premises, part Of lot
prOvements. WIN 'N' Al"
Terms: Announced at time Of sale. 500 de-
Roslt required on each parcel at time OF sale.
sac to Re closed in fifteen days or deposit for
er's cost. - p"'.
1eo-5t.e1su THos. J. OWEN L son. Auct..
c. G. SLOAN & CO., AUCTS.. 14o7 G ST. NV
SALE OF PERSONAL EFFECTS AND HOUSE
HOLD GOODS FOR STORAGE CHARGES
,rSH NStice 1u,h Is hereby given that SATURDAY
O'clock AN. there will lie sold ut public
aoctionc ~ In the auction rooms of C. G. Sloan &
TO- TO sntorc 1sW1 stree street northwest Washington D. c.
and unpaid. all Household Goods. Personai Ef
rts nects, ISictures ETC., on storage with the Sc
CURLY storage Company in the names Of Mrs
RosaIlnd A. Cloyes. Mrs. c. R. Martin, Mr.. j
CHAS. P. RAvENBURG,
jes&16-2t se Company
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. U. S.-PRO-
posals for ice.-Clerk's office. House of Rep
Bids to furnish ice for the House of Representa-
tives for the fiscal year ending June 80. 1915
l. 1915. at the once Of the clerk of the House
Forms for making bond required Will be fur
nisbed upou application to the clerk Of the
House. SoUTH TRiMBLk 0ssk Of ths House
Of Representatives 3el,6,lS,D
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e. g. SLOAN CO., AUCTS, 14O7 G ST. NV
EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON

Y c. A. Vacation School
Boys make mp lost grades or insure hold on
new grades; weeks, June 2s-Aug 20. 1886
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STEAMSHIPS.

Potomac River Landings
BALTIMORE.
Steamers leave 7th 1t. wharf for Baltimore and
river points Monday. Wednesday and Saturday.
Baltimore. pier g. Light st. Monday. Wednesday
and Saturday. p.m.: arrive Washington second
morning out. River freight prepaid. Passenger
service nrst-class. Freight received until S:45
pm. sailing days.
JOS. p. STEPHENSON. Agent.
Maryland Delaware and Virginia Rwy. Co..
Telephone Main 145. .th vt. Wharf.
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VIRGINIA.
"NORTH HILL"

"NORTH HILL"
CASTLEMANS FERRY va
215acre colonial farm seat near Bluemont
on Shenandoah river; valley. mt. and water
scenery; shaded grounds and drives: fishing.
boating, swimming; children taken: daily
mail: telephone: fresh meat, milk, fruits,
fowls; s. per week TIL Nov: circular
MAURICE CASTLEMAN
Castlemans Ferry. Clarke Co., Va.
MA5SANE1TA SPRINGS HOTEL.
Rockingham County. Virginia.
New brick structure. thoroughly modern
Public and private baths hot and cold water
and ela 'tr.c lights In every room. ,rge new
swimnE s pool. ample dressing roorns AID bath
ing suits. Tennis courts, bowling alleys. croQuei
grounds. good walks and dr!veways.
The Massanetta water a specific for malaria
kidney and stomach trouble. Open June l.
Address MASSANETTA SPRINGS CO.. INC.
Box ga Harris,nburg. Va.
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O. 7 E. n D

Occupying an entire block OF ocean front and
connected with the famous Boardwalk: in the
popular Chelsea section; capacity. 500: unusual
ocean from all: every appointment and comfort:
sea and fresh water In .: baths; running water
IN rooms: 1000 feet Of porches surround the ho-
tel: the new dining room overlooks the sea: finest
cuisine and white service: orchestra Of soloists;
dancing twice daily: social diversions: magnih.
cent palm lounge: $l5 single room weekly:
booklet mailed: auto meets trains: mana cement
by owners JOHN &. GOSSI.ER. Mgr
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SEALED PROPOSALS. IN TRiFLICATE. WILL.
De received by the Qnartermaster General of
the Army, Washington. u. g. until = o'clock
pm. eastern time. June .. 1913. for furnishing
canvas duck. ety.. for delivery during .e fiscal
year 1915. ut drpotS Of The oriaricrmaster Corps
listed In schedule. Schedules furnished .,u appi-
cation TO the 0aartermaster General. L. S. Army
ashtngton. D. e.. 10y tn" Depot Qaartermas-
ter. y. $. A.. Washington. j.. I.
1ll2.1311 lei
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THOMAS BOWLING AND 90. Aucr1oxEERs

tc1 eod&ds.eISu No. 1921 st NV,
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MONEY! MONEY! MONEY!
ADVANCED ON STORAGE If WANTED.
UNITED TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO..
Sth AND SITS. NV. PHONE NJ. 6306.
ESTIMATES PACKING AND SHIPPING.
GET ORR ESTIMATES ON ABSOLUTELY
FIREPROOF STORAGE. PACKING MOv!G0.
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO..
41s 10th ST. NV. PHONE MAIN AID.
500 SEPARATE ROOMS 81 90 $40 UP. ;
MOvING-Large padded VANS
PACKING-Experts. Low rates.
UNION STORAGE CO.
i14 Srd st. NV. Main 45Ii.
Free mONtn-~ fO- stor-
~ 4 aEc, =. :::s43 or y. ::3f4.
Ra+A+ MIS- HIS TR RtNSf'L:R ~
TX tfR5T3T STOPAGE Co. 81: 3.
AHx1 Night ph. y. na83.
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THos. J. OWEN L Son. Auor1oNEERs.

z. F. COLLADAY. Atty. for Party Secured,
Union Trust Bldg. je7-d&ds. exist
The Detroit times., 1915-06-26
HIGHLAND PARK
TO ILLUMINATE

HIGHLAND PARK. June 26.--Ne-
got,ations are under way between
the village of Highland Park and
the Edison Illuminating Co. for the
installation OF boulevard lighting
system on Woodward-ave. similar TO
that being used by Detroit on the
Grand blvd. between Woodward and
Oakland.avcs. At the latest meeting
Of the council the village attorney.
Edwin s. Bartlett. was instructed to
draw up a contract between the Edit
son company and Highland Park
which will be submitted to the coun-
ell at the next regular meeting. Mon
day evening. Ii Is estimated that
the system will require about 6s
posts each bearing l.000-candle-
power incandescent light The sys-
tenn. according to a proposition sub
mittcd by the Edison company q
short time ago. will be installed at a
cost of approximately $4,000 TO the
village.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-26
AGED Man
ASSAULTED
Alleged Highwayman
Fells Victim to Com
NIT Robbery

PONTIAC. Mich, July 26.-tSpS'
ciaD-Eugene Cole. %. 10 under ar
rest on charge of assault with in
tent TO commit highway robbery, on
a complaint made by ID. Tripp, an Ell.
derby man employed by the A. 4.
Corwin Lumber Co. On his way III
the lumber yard. where he slept. az
ter returning from Detroit on the
last car one night last week. Tripp
was followed by a man, believed To
be Cole. who struck him and knock
ed him down as he was entering a
barn. Patrolman Schram had also
followed and attempted to capture
the assailant. but failed. A fourth
man had seen the incident and de-
clared the assailant TO he Cole. lie
demanded a hearing yesterday. and
was returned to Jail to await exam
ination next Friday In default OF 81.
900 bail
The Detroit times., 1915-06-26
HIGHLAND PARK.

DR.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Livingston and
Mr. and Mrs. 4. JOY. Of this VII
lnge. have returned from Ann Arbor.
Mich. where they attended the com
menc.ment exercises and the alumnae
association gathering Of the Univer-
sity of Michigan
Miss Mabel Hum. Of No. l2l High.
land-ave. Highland Park IL one OF
the winners In the "transcontinentai
campaign" conducted for the past
nine weeks by the Detroit Times,
and will leave July II with the rest
~ the party on the trip OF life
time"
Mr.. and Mrs. william Bowman =.
receiving congratulations upon the
birth 81 baby hoy.
The subjects OF sundays sermons
In the Highland Park Baptist church
Will he Joseph tried and triumph :
ant" morning. and ~ paraboiic
Seari." evening. The evening ser /.
mon will be followed by special
song service. On Monday the annual
excursion and picnic OF this church
will be held at Bob-lo. IL
The new life" morning. and THE
valve Of humor." evening. will be the
subjects Of sundays sermons AT the
Highland Park Congregational
church.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-26
ROYALOAK.

VIM. Beltx left. Tuesday. for yell
lowstone park,
Mrs. -. NJ smith accompanied Miss
Maud Zwayer To her home In Malirta,
Ohio.
Mrs. McDougall and two children.
of Winnipeg. Can, are guests OF MI
and Mrs. Jack Forsyth.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Beach and chill
drcn motored tn. Dexter. saturday.
where they will be weekend guests
Of Mr.. Beach's mother. The Misses
Elizabeth and Margaret and Master
George. Jr.. VIII remain for weeks
stay
Clarence De Boer Cummings In suf-
fering with rheumatism.
Fred Sevarson. employed by -. n.
smith. broke two ribs while loading
a furniture wagon. Tuesday. A. plank
on which he was standing broke ana
he fell To the ground.
r. n. Mowry. OF ST. Louis. Mo-. is
acting manager Of ID. X. Smiths
store. Mr.. Smith was unable To
handle his store here and at High
lank Park.
Mrs. Henrietta Tuppin In III at her
home on Seventh-st.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-26
ROMEO.

Mrs Geo. Farrell. who has been
visiting Mr.. and Airs. James II. Reid.
for tho past few days returned to
her home in Detroit. Thursday. She
was accompanied by Mrs. Reid and
son Donald.
Mrs John Dagner. OF Detroit, en-
tcrtained q company or Romeo young
people Wednesday evening. at the
Mrs NJ HARRINGTON. The event was
in honor OF MIR. Dagner who cele-
brated his birthday on that date.
Covers for 10 were laid at "A dainty
two-course luncheon
Mr.. walter Ferguson attended the
wedding Of Mr. Geo. Crook. at lthica
Mich, on Wednesday last
Mr. Frank MADDEN. of washington.
was in Romeo on business Wednes-
day morning.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dagner. Of De-
;ro.t. are spending few DAYS with
friends and relatives in the village.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-26
PONTIAC.

The New Century Farmers club
Will hold meeting at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Schwemler. Of
Commerce. Wednesday, June 80. A
business session. program and supper
viii make up the days activities,
word has been received here that
Rev. Lloyd n. Nixon. son Of Rev. w.
q. Nixon, OF this place. Is to be mar
Pearl Ellen Dawson. OF that city.
Rev. eNixon Ia now stationed at Al
mont.
The u. l.. r., today, began It's sum
mer saturday schedule OF service be-
tween Pontiac and Detroit. which
provides Is minute service between
$40 n m. and p. m, to Detroit and
between IA. m and IL p. M the
other way.
Sevcnty-five OF the school teachers
OF the city aud county expect to at
tend the summer school sessions In
Ypsilanti, beginning next week.
Mrs. Ellen Ryan has filed a petition
in probate court for the appointment
Of guardian for her aunt, Mrs.
Sarah Sage. aged ~. who Ia said TO
have considerable property.
Miss Catherine Rooney has been
taken to the city hospitai. suffering
The Omega Sigma Nh association
gave "A delightful dancing party last
evening In the Library hall. Many
OF the alumni OF the high school were
present. The association consists OF
old Greek Letter society members In
former school days.
Miss Evelyn Cash has returned
from salem Ore. where she has been
teaching FOR the past year.
Miss Marcia Davis In spending n
few weeks at Bay View.
Mrs. Reta Barr. Of Birmingham. IL
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. :. stock
well, Of Waync-st.
Mrs W. II. Knapp IL spending a
few weeks at the home of her par
ents In PENNSYLVANIA.
Miss Margaret Brown. who has
been in Atlanta, Ga. for the past
year. has returned to her home here.
Miss Maude Van Arsdale, one OF
the teachers in the city schools has
gone To Lowell for the summer.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-26
YPSILANTI

Mrs John T.. Kirk will chaperon n
party. OF which her daughter In n
member next week at Portage lake.
Mrs. Kate Orr Will spend next week
ut Portage lake as guest at the
cottage Of Gen. Kirk.
DR.. =. u. Laird viii spend n part
Of the summer travelling through the
south
The futile HIM birthday club and
the Riverside study club viii hold
n joint Fourth Of July celebration.
Monday. July. 5. on the futile Hill
school grounds.
daughters. tho Misses Myrtle and
Nellie. are In Coldwater for the week
end
Tho washtcnaw Association Of l..
o.: T. NJ. NJ. Will picnic. July 5. at
Henry McMulIen. '09 II. T.. A.. 10.
was at the Normal few days ago
renewing old acquaintances He
graduated from the University OF H.
linois with the class OF "a and has
Ark. az the head OF the science de-
partment In the high school He has
been reelected to the same position
for next year with a substantial raise
The Normal Bible study class pre-
scented Dr. q. q. Hoyt with a hand
some chair on the occasion OF the
close OF the work.
Miss Meta G: Daniel. OF the Normal
faculty. who IL on leave OF absence
this year. studying In Leland Stan
ford university. will return to her
work here In the fall.
Miss Rita Roberts II spending the
week In the city.
state Librarian Mrs Mary q.
Spenccr. has returned to Lansing,
after a visit at the home OF Robert
Hemphili. Sr.
Miss Nell kins~y. who was soprano
singer In the Methodist choir last
year. and has been Teaching In West
Virginia. II spending the week In the
city. en- route to the parental home
In Hiiisdale.
Miss Stella Baker. of Montclaire.
N. j., VIII teach during the summer
Margaret ~. Hindeleng has pur-
The Detroit times., 1915-06-26
DETROIT TIMES

the PRECEDENT OF the Chautauqua sys-
tenn. secured pledges for 500 season
tickets. thus tnsuring the program
for the i've days this year. The Kill
ties band. a Canadian organization of
~ pieces. Will probably be one OF the
attractions this year.
Mrs. VIM. MCGEE and two sons
stanley and Zarold are visiting Mrs
McGee's parents near Crystal lake.
AIRS. r. A. Gutherat. n former res
ident Of this place. but now OF De-
troit. Will spend month with
friends here.
The Christian Endcavor society Of
the Presbyterian church. Will not
hold meetings during the months OF
July and August
The election of officers OF the loca
lodge ~ Foresters OF America, vii
be held this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. T.. G. Langfeld enter
taincd a number Of out-of-towr
people at their home. today. In honor
OF their twcnty-nfth wedding aniver'
sary.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-26
CHARITY WORKERS
COLLECT PAPERS

PONTIAC. Mich, June 26.--(Spe
cian-As a -esul; OF the successful
campaign warcI by the Association
for Charity and Civic Service TO
"aise frnds by the sale OF old paper.
it is planred TO make that a perma-
nent activity Of the society. Head
quarters will be provided and a bal
ing machine installed. The material
will he gathered from all the homes
OF the city and WORK provided at the
baling machine for occasional va
grants who seek aid.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-26
ADVENT CAMP
MEETING BEGINS

HOLLY, Mich. June 26.-(Spe-
cial)-Scventh Day Adventists N'om
all this section OF Michigan arc gath
ering hero for the annual camp.
meeting and conference. TIE camp.
ers arc living In a village OF tents.
and have dining rooms and meeting
places In larger tents. II is expected
that 1000 people will have come here
before the end of the week. Officers
from the national and eastern Michi.
gan unions are in charge.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-26
SUNDAY SCHOOL
WORKERS MEET

PONTIAC. Mich. June 26.-N.
cian-Thc Oakland County Sunca>
School association will hold its first
annual conference here June 30, with
sessions all day. The work will en-
brace discussion of many knotty
Sunday school problems and adj.
dresses by various pastors. Ray
mond Pitcher. superintendent OF Sun.
day school work in the state, will
give an address.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-26
WORTHWHILE

J. George Alexander. barber. has
rented the building on Ccntcr-s;.. re-
Gently erected Ivy W. j. Lanning. con-
tractor. for Byron N. Rilkins.
Wvland Pepper Of Ypsilanti is
vsitin. his grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. Olir Pepper.
Miss Ruth Christensen. A. L.. viii
teach at Evart during the nest school
year.
s ID. McscraulI has been called to
Detroit on account or the serious in
jurics OF hts son sustained in an
antomobilc accident Wednesdavcve-
ming. The son. Glenn. is in St Mary's
hosital. suffering from conclusion of
the brain.
The chntauqua viii he held here
from August 5th to 9th. Last year
at the last entertainment. Dr. Hill
The Detroit times., 1915-06-26
,c..s,...A sss. rr-e.a,.s rage,

who. as the resuit OF an alteration
with "a hack driver. knocks him down
and thinks ne has killed him. To
escape arrest. he sails with his valet
on steamer bound for South
America. ON hoard In Col. Bowie. who
has been appointed consul to Porto
Banos. hut who IL induced by the
fears OF the revolution pending in
the South American republic To ccdc
mr. mn, name ana ronsu'snnp 70 o m.aSs,s'
Brooke finds that bowie, who ~ a
professional revoluttonIst himself. has
The Detroit times., 1915-06-26

chased the property on the south side
OF cross-st., belonging to barbara
Quirk. The consideration was $4,000.
The family OF James Hart 10 quar-
antined with diphtheria.
Mrs. Nina McElcheran Wilson, OF
Albion. is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Geo. Thompson.
The Wills and Derbyshire w. c. I.
u. contest viii close. July >. win a
banquet which will be rendered the
winners by the losers. The captains
who have been chosen are Mrs. Mary
Bontsll and Miss Cora Liverman.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-26

backed the wrong aspirant for the
presidency. and having been secretly
warned OF hts danger hy the health
officer who boarded the boat at Porto
Ranos. had transferred his troubles
TO Travcrs. How Tfavers escapes
trouble after trouble IL shown In sit
usttons which cause this tn he termed
the funniest thing that John Barry
more has ever done before the cam
era.
The added attraction for the week
II u two-act comedy entitled Nearly
q Hero" which was produced In De-
troit and features Miss Frances
Lsughton. who was voted the lead
ing part Of sue scenes were taken
NJ Nayin field. showing Ty Cobb and
the Detroit Tigers during one Of their
games with 81 Louis Chas r., Hay
and special musical program COM
IS CAVITY.
The sixth and last week of the
big Grille" company's stay in the
GAyety theater will begin sunday at
ternoon. when the musical comedy.
THE Patriotic Girls" will he the bill.
The Gaycty Will undergo extensive
Pedecorating and a new Moor will be
laid In the auditorium, which makes
70 necessary to close the theater for n
month In order To be ready Pr the
opcning ~ the regular season I'm Aug
The Detroit times., 1915-06-26


uat The company includes n large
chorus and the following principals:
Charles Burkhardt. Don Clark. James
Cough,in. Ernest stone. Bculah Ben
ton. Ethel Woodrow. tetha Dryer and
Csna Gleason. The entertainment
will oner q number or new songs and
dances and special vaudeville skits.
Charles Brrkhart IL whole show
IN himself. and he viii he given
plenty 81 opportunity ~ entertain
with his original comedy methods
CADILLAC.
The Foilics Of Burlesque' equip
ped with pretty new costumes. at
tractivc stage settings and novel
electrical effects will he the Cadillac
thrater Offering next week. The
company II large one and numbers
many players who are popular IN the
neld OF burlcsauc. inciuning George
Clark. Jimmy Cooper Sam Carlton.
Lew Brown. Ada Lum. Helen stanley
and Mabel Clark. AS an added at
The Detroit times., 1915-06-26

traction there will be Eddie Drury's
Big quartet. Offering the latest songs.
Jokes and comedy. Simone De Beryl.
Emile August and company OF 20
Will present . pnntcmime dance, -
Clark and Helen Stanley Viii also
offer vaudeville speciaitics. The
chorus Will have several dashing
numbers on the runway
PALACE 0AROENs.
Dtverging from band concerts, the
Palace Gardens management has
provided q nightly cabaret entertain
ment for Its patrona In the big audi
toriun,, with Ave acta programmed
Heading the list 81 entertainers In
TN dancing act, by the, Randails. who
present the Gladiator and Nymph .
waits fantUse. cake walk. fox trot
rag ard Dance Of the Vose"N
Nam MandeIi. king Of character
sinRers and entertainers; Pearl Han
ford. old and now songs and Irish
ballads; Glenn shoefY. basso. and
Miss Mabel Deane Lawry. soprano
prima donna. make up the rest Of n
repertoire Of merit. Music 10 fur
ni9hed BY the Palace orchestra.
Ws1nesasy evening .sa.n viii he
svsr-the-rIvsf pavilics. with special
The Detroit times., 1915-06-26
COMING TO THE LOCAL PLAYHOUSES

entertainment and dances and with
souvt mir distribution. In addition
the Randails will d~monstrat. the
taken. Friday night one-step
dancing contest WIS tnaugurntcd 10
continue for several weeks, the win
nern each week to qualify for the
grand contest for the Palace Gardens
silver trophies.
WAYNE GARDENS.
Tho Wayne gardens have opened
th.lr summer season with pretcn-
tious cabaret and two orchestras to
furnish entertainment and dance nin-
sic for It's guests. a male quartet.
the Panama Pacific Harmony Four IL
singing the new ditties, and Miss
Muir McCarty IL the soloist The
cafe. which accommodates loo per-
sons. IN now under the management
Of ", j. Mutschler. formerly Of the
Hotel Cadillac cafe. IA guarantee of
his ability.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-26

To keep pace with our Enlargement Sale
this Department will offer over 500 Suit
Pat,erns-hnc summer designs and weayes
at STRAIGHT POO DISCOUNT
Made 10 Order and TO perfection! Its
wonderful opportunity Take advantage OF
this chance!