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The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
BOY BURGLAR, WANTED
HERE, FOUND IN OHIO Pen

James High, alias Jimmy Rear
dom" the boy burglar who plundered
a score of Detroit rooming houses
some time ago, and whose personality
obtained him a parole, which he broke
by leaving the city, is held by the
police OF Cincinnati, under charges OF
burglary, 10 await the action OF the
grand jury.
He is one of four fugitives whom
the police have been seeking and who
have been located in prisons.
Junior E. Stoddard, wanted here for
burglaries OF rooming houses. Is serv.
ing a term OF from one 10 seven years
In Columbus penitentiary for footing
Toledo rooming houses
Charles t. Ray, wanted here for
forgery, Is serving two years in Bal
timore on similar charge.
Charles Stewart, burglar. Is serving
one TO eight years in Indiana reform
atory for indianapolis burglaries
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
NILES WEALTHY; Z
QUITS POSTAL JOB
Financial Clerk Has Acquired
Comfortable Fortune in
Real Estate Speculation

The two vacancies caused by the
unexpected resignation OF Charles p.
Niles as financial clerk In the post
Office and secretary OF the United
States board OF civil service examin-
ers, Friday. will not be filed by Post
master Nagle for a few days. lie has
decided, however. TO name two men
for the positions instead or doubling
up on the work.
Mr.. Niles gave no reason for his
resignation. II is known, however,
that he has been very successful in
real estate operations in recent years.
particularly In lake front property,
and has built up a comfortable for
tune. To the postmaster he stated
that he was resigning merely for per
sonal reasons.
Mr. Niles served "a years in the
Detroit postoffice, starting as a regis
try clerk in 1881. His resignation Of
ficially takes effect Feb. 8. but Mr..
Niles is awaiting himself OF l0-days'
furlough TO which he is entitled
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
SAYS HE,
TOO, WAS SWINDLED

NJ. NJ. Moreland, the clever young
swindler, who raised 4 S. check TO
$4,000. and passed II on w. T. Greg
DRY, of the American Express Co, and
who was captured by the police OF
Jacksonville, Fla, now declares that
he was victim Of a swindler, an
other man having given him the check
to cash.
Moreland insists that he had $4,000
due him from the Ford company, as
thel agent in Santa Anna, California,
and that a man named J. V. Whitlock
gave him the check, which he didn't
know was raised.
f. G. Liebold, secretary 10 Henry
Ford, says that he doesn't know either
Whitlock or Moreland, and II More
land had $4,000 due him from the
Ford concern, he would know about It..
Jacksonville police report that 81
400, proceeds from the travellers
checks, is deposited in a Jacksonville
bank
Moreland registered IN Jackson.
vile as John Ogles."
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
RAILWAY SLEUTHS I
BATTLE With MOB
Pair Attacked When They Ar
rest Two Men On Charge of
Stealing Coal

Special Officers w G. Brimmer and
Albert Miller. OF the ID. T. & l. rail
road. battled for their lives with about
80 Hungarian men and women who at
tackled them Friday afternoon, when
the officers made raid on the no
torious plunder-bund along Bacon-st.,
In search of coal stolen from the rail
road.
In the house at No. 16 Bacon.st, oc-
cupied by Peter Kosah. the officers
found a quantity OF stolen coal, they
declare, and they arrested two room
ers In the place on the charge OF
theft. The houses in that vicinity
have been the subject Of innumerabie
railroad search warrants" and the
scene OF many fights. Everything from
stolen condensed milk TO whole tele-
graph poles has been recovered In the
houses in the last few years.
AS Brimmer and Miller started
away with their prisoners. Hungarians
poured from all the nearby houses and
attacked the officers with bricks, bot
ties, clubs and fists, battering both
men, who were forced to release their
prisoners and fight. Brimmer drew
his revolver, but the weapon was torn
from his grasp and the crowd closed
in Brimmer yelled 70 Miller TO use
his pistol then grabbed II from NIL
Ter and fired into the crowd. He says
he shot point blank at man not six
feet from him, and saw the fellow
drop, but the wounded man escaped
In the crowd and has not been found.
The officers managed to escape, In
the temporary lull caused by the
shooting. Later, police in Scotch sta.
tion helped the specials" to nab Ko-
sab
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
WILL DISCUSS NEW
ANNEXATION MEASURE

Aid. John c. Lodge, chairman OF the
council committee on charter and
city legislation. has invited the mem
bers of the Wayne delegation 10 meet
with his committee next Saturday
morning at IL o'clock and discuss the
annexation bill which Rep. Flowers
introduced in the Legislature this
week. The bill provides for annexa-
ton OF territory by act OF board OF
supervisors.
I'VE need such an act to straighten
out the trouble we have recently got
ten into In attempting TO annex terri
tory under our present charter provi-
sions." said Aid. Lodge.
THE measure is of great inn
portance to Detroit and the villages
on our borders. | can see where the
measure may meet with objection
from Highland Park people and that
Is just the reason want 1t discussed
before my committee. I don't want
the people In Highland Park or any
other village to think for a minute
that we are trying TO slip something
over on them"
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
WATSON REPLIES TO
WILSON SPEECH

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. 49,
Vigorous thrusts made at President
Wilson's Indianapolis speech by James
r. Watson. former whip" Of the
house, and the enthusiastic reception
given the Indiana "stand-pat" Repub-
lican orator were matters of general
comment today Watson said that the
president came here "as partisan
Democrat" and that 1T was the first
time In the history OF this country
that president has felt II necessary
to leave the White House in order 10
make partisan stump speech in an
off year"
When Watson was introduced to
the Columbia club audience OF Repub-
licans, the applause continued until
finally the 400 present arose and
cheered.
Watson said the president is IAN
undoubted candidate for four years
more" though the Democratic plat
form contained a one-term plank. The
Democratic tariff, he said, was respon-
sible for "the 100000 Idle working
men" Congress would restore pros.
perity, he said, II II would adopt a
protective tariff and then adjourn.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
SULTAN'S FORCES r
BEATEN IN LAND
AND SEA FIGHTS
CONTINUED from Page oneJ

lCOntinued from rage Oue.D
TO reports from the front received to-
day.
The French, however, have been
unable TO maintain their advantage at
Notre Dame Lorette, near Carency. II
is admitted that the Germans have
retaken their trenches there, which
were captured by the French early
this week. The French, however, are
making steady. although sloT pro
gress, at Bhgny,
From the sea TO Ypres, there have
been violent cannonading without par
ticular advantage to either side, The
floods In this vicinity make operations
by the infantry an impossibility at
present.
From the Somme to the Mouse the
infantry OF both sides remain mac
tive and there has been q perceptible
falling on In the artillery exchanges.
The Germans have been shelled
from their positions along the hills
10 the north OF Clemery, east OF
Pont a -mousson. Elsewhere on the
battle line there has been little action.
PETROGRAD, Jan. 16.-Another
sweeping Russian victory over the
Turkish forces In the Caucasus was
announced today. Eight transports
conveying Turkish troops from Ana
tolia are reported TO have been sunk
by the Russian Black sea fleet. Moth
ing is known OF the fate OF the troops,
but Il is believed many must have
been drowned.
IL. n N rH Ia u.
enth army corps and the remnants oil
the tenth, which was endeavoring 10
reform In the vicinity OF Kara Urgan.
have been completely defeated. The
lighting In the vicinity OF Kara Urgan
is declared by the Official reports 10
have been desperate in character and
TO have resulted in enormous Turkish
casualties.
The sixty.second Turkish regiment
was annlhilated as the result or a Rus
sian bayonet charge. The official re
port says that only the commandment
and several OF his officers and men
were left alive. and they were taken
prisoners following the charge.
The total number of prisoners taken
In this engagement TO date exceeds
5000 In addition, there was captured
IA guns. 10000 head of cattle and an
enormous quantity OF supplies.
The situation In the north Is also
reported today 10 be developing rap
idly. The Russian raiding forces, re-
ported 10 be within 40 miles OF the
strong fortress OF Thorn. are expected
TO effect a junction with the main
army which has been operating
against the East Prussia positions.
This. il Is believed here. will result in
Won Hindenberg being compelled to
withdraw his forces from before War
saw. Already there have been many
evidences that the German offensive
along the -four rivers" was being
maintained chiefly To cover withdraw
ais OF large portions OF the main
force.
II Is now learned that the Germans
have undertaken the defense OF Hun
gary. AT least one German first-line
corps has reached the front there TO
reinforce the Hungarian troops. and
others are said to be on the way. They
are accompanied by an unusually
large quantity of artillery, indicating
that il is the intention OF the Ger.
mans to wage chiefly defensive cam
paien in this section.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
BIRTHS
BOYS.

BOYS.
Z. Kenan, Providence hospital; o.
Brey, Detroit; r. Bond. 716 Seyburn;
NJ Benchlk, 100 Green: J. Shuts, ga
Theodore; II. Gets, 44s Grandy: A.
schlepa, SCI Chene, A. stuve. sSs Can
ini, 6l3 ST Aubin; f. Johnson. 1852 CAL
vert: NJ. Vlanski. 454-L4Rden; NJ. Hen
cki. GOA Tillman: II. Woods, Providence
hospital: b. Golasezki, 313 Thirty-fifth
s. Kramer, 1l70 Twenty fifth; II. Kan
berg, 2b7 Gilbert; L. Wojcreohowski,
1903 Dubois: l. Edwards, Woman'r
hospital: II Nagersneck, 259 Pierce: @
Merriett, 24T Marquette: w Kreuger.
554 L.emay r Koloser, 1875 St Aubin;
$. skies, l04 Vernon; -. Chesquire. sos
Lillibridge; @. Commyn, 22 Rusch; v.
Wasyl as Fordyce; j. Reder, 2s3 Ben
ton; A. Czyzykiewicz, 20 Newton; j.
st. clair. F Poelke, 32 Page T.. Social.
1872 Junction A. Koss, $50 ST. Aubin
A. Lorenz, HOG St Aubin.
GIRLS
A. LendZion. 751 Hendrie; III. Green
berg, Detroit; @. Cottrell. 1858 La
fayette: +. Zoltowski 1914 Ferry. VI.
Peraino, 2O7 Lafayette: r. Somatsech.
1915 Moran, f. Neubauer. 1898 Chene;
J. Bonoszok, 636 Medbury; c. Blake,
266 Porter; :. Nasoil, Is d; w. Wro-
blewsk 2s7 Tillman: J. Spiss. 74e
Twenty-third. A. Strikalski, SIS Thir-
ty-ffth; y pair, 67s Harper; l.. stras
Illinois; a. F'inucan. 1875 McDougall
n Egesburge, 594 Mullett r. Fogel,
9ss Crane; J Getty 1877 Pine; ID. La
Londe. Providence hospital: j. Sandzlk.
lO4s Dubois. Anthony Dertz. SIG
Moran
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
Blazing Chindman
In Mid Air Fails to
"Feaze" NelU Workers

NEW YORK, Jan. 16-They're used
TO lurid signs in Broadway, so lob
sterdom didn't get excited when 1t
spied a Chinese in native costume
dangling 60 feet in the air from an
electric sign. "A new advertising
scheme" said the wise ones when the
oriental began emitting shrieks.
A Chinese slipper, accurately hurl-
ed. struck red nosed man right on
the red AS he looked up flames be-
gan licking at the costume of the
human sign. Firemen brought the
exciSed Chinese, a cook in a chop suey
house, down ladder and found he
was badly burned.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
DEATHS

Edwin Loveioy. 241 Lycaste, 3 years,
hospital 80 years. fracture OF skull:
David c. Darling, $50 Lincoln, 80 years.
senllity; Eugene Ebel 646 Mt Elliott,
II years carcinoma; Ethel NJ Fergu-
SON, 25l Second. year commissions:
Burton f. Keefer. SAL Campbell, 4
months. lobar pneumonia; Cassie sulli-
van, Harper hospital, 50 years. appen-
hospital 4 years, diphtheria: 1gnatz
Giazewski, liza 81, Aubin, IS Years,
asthma :-tndrew Pinto. i7e Coplin, /
year, ptomaine poisoning; Mike cinco.
cinoma: Roland smith. Providence hos
pital. months, broncho pneumonia
fTenry Griffin. lii East High, 4s yeare,
apopfexy: Emma Johnstone, 753 Can
ton, So years. morphine poisoning; Sara
7 Blessed. % Prentis. 5s years neph l.
ritis: goldis u. Trembley IS Rolb 1
year broncho pneumonia. =
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
old 1914 Coat Plus
Pair of Shears, Equals
Ne,D Spring Model

CHICAGO, Jan. 16.-With a good
pair of shears of an old coat of the
vintage OF 1914 any woman can be in
style this spring AT least, the Fash
ion Art League OF America says so.
The bob-tailed coat. or coat reach
Ing just a little below the waist line,
with fancy fare, will be "the" thing,
au fat, etc, for Americas women this
year, explains Nine. Ripley, president
OF the Art league. in the style letter
OF the league today.
THE smartest coats this spring will
be as short as the Elton, scarcelS COW
ering the waist line" says the letter.
They differ from the short coat worn
last spring in that they are much
more close-fitting; also, when the
coat reaches below the waist line, 1t
must flare out at the sides"
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
APPOINTS
MICHIGAN POSTMASTERS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE pre-.
ident today appointed the following
postmasters for Michigan:
Cystal Falls, Ward J. Kelley; Evart,
Judson f. Richardson: Howell, WI.
liam n s. Wood Mackinaw, Charles
A. Johnson; Saginaw. West Side, VIII
liam f. Hemmeter; St Johns, VIII.
liam H. Van Constant; Sebewaing,
Julius &. Armbruster.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
DIED.

ENELI.-suddenly. OF apopiexy. Jan.
Ia 1915. at Biloxi Miss, Mary j.,
wife OF Jup'on Qrenell. Funeral
services az Detroit efematory,- COR
y ner Lafayette and springwells-ave
Monday ~ 2;30 y. IN.
LTONARD--At the residence, SIS Mon
terey-ave, Louisa Leonard, aged -
years Burial private.
MAINZINGE'R--Ja To-, 1918, at resi-
dence az IlarmOn-ave., Alma Noll-
bracht. beloved wife OF Harold ~.
Mainzinger. aged - years. Notice
OF funeral later. Cincinnati papers
please COPY
MCCORMICK -Frank T., 1aa-5e years.
Jan. IS, 1915, at mis- residence. 1921
Trumbull-ave Funeral services at
residence Monday, Jan. %. 10 a. m
Burial private Please omit flowers.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
slsss'f'sa | vent @ o5a !

Cash with order. IL charged. 7c a
line
No transient advertising inserted for
less than Ice with cash: BE IL charged
per insertion
The above rates apply to all classic
cations except Births, Cards Of Thanks
Obituaries, Meeting Notices and all Ads
preceding Male Help.
Births, Deaths, Cards OF Thanks and
Meeting Notices-Minimum charge, 500
for % words or less. Over 20 words
word
Observation-Disclosures charge. 500
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16

Wire Cloth Company Names Officers.
The Michigan Wire Cloth Co. has
elected Hugh O'Connor, president and
treasurer; Frank II Croul. vice.presi-
dent. and Clarence f Botsford sec
rotary. The annual report shows as
sets OF s2SS757.53, with no liabilities.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
GOWNS.
WHITLEY
,nu,nn and Tailor suit
HOTELS.

MACK. 1916 Columbia w. Cherry 1929.
" Oregon, is Columbia =. Cherry i aocs
49,, Rates sec. Use and 81 per day.
sr cuARI.ES HOTEI.-Take Wood
ward car To John r.; hotel half block
sast European 81 per day ana up.
Chas. r. Monroe, prop. Moderate
lriced cafe In connection
uoTIr. FRANKLIN Larned and Bates,
hiock on Woodward and Jefferson.
EUROPEAN soc, 75c, 81, and Sl.SO per
day. IN. H. James & Son. Proprs.
HOTEL NoRMANDIE. Congress. near
Woodward. geo. Eu.i nv I h,gh E gvaSs
cafe rests urant and buffet; moderate
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16

FARMS

NO. !Gt--sO acres II miles from city
hah. Detroit; best OF buildings; -
room house; sexs0 basement barn;
slio' sheds and all outeuildings.
buildings painted. good fences. tile
drained, clay loan soil best location
on Snp U r. A real snap for $1,000
No. AS2--lsS acres. clay and gravel
loam soil. large barns. s-room
house. windmill, sllo. all painted and
good. Price $4,000. WIN take city
property This farm Is close to car
No: t7s-sO acres. s2 miles from city;
7-room house. good barn, other out
buildings. clay and gravel loan soil
good location: close 70 market. Price
No. 477-40 acres. close TO stone road;
good 7-room house. large barn, level
clay soil Price $500
No slaS s's loan s aGIsI sR 1sf rons
room house. good barn, other out
buildings; excellent location; $4,000
Terms. or will trade
TROMLEY, WILSON a. CO,
1915 Chamber OF Commerce Bldg.
Phone Cadillac 6g0s.
Corner state and Griswold, Detroit
IMMEDIATE income assured on this
20-acre poultry and truck farm. fully
equipped with stock crops and tools
\ mile north OF Anehorviile and ]
mile TO Fair Haven, on electric line
all limited cars stop two blocks from
house IA acres under CULTIVATION
balance I'm fruit and poultry yard
beautiful shade trees In front oil
home with fine view OF Anchor Bay
~ mile away very productive land
good bungalow house, rooms, fair
barns and out buildings with poultry
house for 300 laying hens, good
horse. 2 cows. 200 chickens and full
equipment OF tools. feed. ETC. foI
$500. s1.602.46 cash will handle this
bargain now. See Mr., Cottrell
EYSTER, The Farm Man,
Cadillac 1898. 5oT Majestic Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16

WASHINGTON, Jan. l6.-An eA-
PLANTATION OF Carranza's decree can
ceiling oil concessions in Mexico,
against which the United States and
Great Britain have made vigorous
protests, amounting almost to an
ultimatum, will be made to Secretary
OF State Bryan and British Ambassa'
dor Spring-Rice today
,AEliseo Arrendondo. Carranzas rep
,esentative here, will tell Bryan that
khe oil companies are themselves re-
sponsible for their plight by acting
upon the presumption that villa
would soon drive CarranZa out of the
Tampico oil district and paid their
taxes TO the Gutierrez government in
stead OF TO Carranza.
Ii Is unlikely that either Great Brit
ain or tho United States will accept
the explanation, but will insist upon
annulment OF the decree By Car
ANA.
Villista agents here predicted that
villa will have control OF Tampico
within 80 days and restore the oil
concessions.
A Mexico 'ty dispatch to the state
department AID that the Zapatista
hSltboNVS vi tH1 ptdNt SohNthtiSh
save agreed TO the continuance OF
gutierrez as provisional president un-
I'll Jan. /. 1916.
The dispatch added that Mexico
City is reasonably" quiet.
The American cattlemen arrested
at Nuevo Laredo concerning whom
Gov, Colquitt. OF Texas, has made Wig
orous representations. are not in
danger OF summary execution, the
state department was informed from
Laredo today. The dispatch stated
that they were merely under arrest
and will be given trials
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16

Leaving for California

SELL. MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE OF Ny
OF COMPLETE.
ovERsTuFFED BROWN AND BLACK LEATiER
oAKp SEVEN VALUABLE
on PAINrINos DRESSER BRDsEYE cHlFFoNiER
HAND-FAlNTEp CHINA sIAIVAH AM
Abb REFRIGERATION PIANO
I WILL, THE ORIGINAL OR SALE
OFFER REFUSED THIS is GRAND oi-
poRTUSrY STARTING NORTH afos-A
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
MOVING AND ExPREssINo.

II. n. HOSMER--New and second hand
household goods bought, sold and ex-
changed. Stoves repaired.
340-42 Grand River-ave. Cad 324O-J.
CAMERONS Express-Packing, ship
ping, expressing and light trucking
Phone Cadillac 2072. Cherry 3s42-f.
HORSES. harness, vehicles all kinds for
sale, cash or time. Cd. River Nov. *
EXP. Co. 9Sl Grand River. w. ID.
Merrill, phone Walnut 3l96
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16

Printing the plain neat kind--thst IL
right = Times job Depsrtment~-Msin
tssc
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
Small Farms


40 ACRES, rs miles southwest OF De-
troit level black sandy loan soil,
Groom house. good small barn, poul-
try house and a few out buildings,
including horses, cows with
calves one heifer 3 pigs, about 10
chickens. corn, oats. potatoes and all
necessary farm tools for only $500;
and will trade for cottage or small
two-family fiat on west side.
so ACRES only 20 miles southwest OF
city hall, u mile from cement road,
level mostly all clay loan. few acres
OF dark sand. some timber, mostly all
new woven wire fences. good Groom
house with cellar, 3oN44 hip roof
barn. 2Sx4S cattle barn, three large
tool houses. 2 poultry houses. new
milk and ice house, with gasoline
engine; price only 500 per acre;
terms one-half cash.
have large list OF farms for
sale and exchange, see me for what
you want
EYSTER, The Farm Man,
Cadillac 1898 500 Majestic Bldg
Office open Wednesday evening
until o'clock.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16

ELGIN BUTTER.
ELGIN. MS, Jan. L. Butter, acc, a
decline OF &c over last weeks quota
lions.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
ron sALr--FAans.


30 AcRES--B.room house, good barn,
peach orchard. some timbsr. Only
100000
50 AcREs-li-room house, 40xss base
ment barn, other buildings, . acres
orchard. small fruits, Windmill and
tanks. good fences Only $500 per
acre.
100 ACREs-Good i2-room house. s2xs0
barn. other buildings; 10 acres wood
lot windmill. water In house and
barn, Only $40 per acre
SO ACRES-6-room house. other build
iDgs. fruit. Or $4,000
/ can sell you one-acre lots near
car line at Royal Oak for only $4,000
per acre.
BRIGGS, The Farm Man, SIS Dime
Bank Bldg Phone Cherry 5sss and
Royal Oak 81
FARMs-s0 acres. gravel loan. near
Utica, 9-room house, stone founde-
tion, cellar 14x40; barns. 30x10,
S0x40; two wells. good fences; t15
per acre. Small payment down. Will
take city property. G. Most. 1919
Iroquols, Detroit Ridge 2ss2
WANTED TO SELL OR TRADE 40
acres or A No. ! good fruit or grain
farm; 20 acres cleared. no buildings.
small orchard, 4 miles from town
VIII take two good heavy work
teams Must be No. i. Write u. l..
Reinoldt. Grant Mich. r.. No. ,.
FOR sALE-REsIDENCE PROPERTY.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
CARRANZA TO-
EXPLAIN WHY HE
TOOK OIL WELLS
Belief is That u. S. and Britain
Will Not Consider Answer
AS Satisfactory
WILL INSIST THAT
DECREE BE AMENDED
Anxiety For Safety of American
Cattlemen is Relieved by
Laredo Dispatch

WASHINGTON, Jan. ga dis
Z patch to the British embassy to-
day from Vera Cruz stated that
the Carranza embargo on oil ship
ments had been partially raised.
The message does not clearly
state Csrranza's concessions. II
10 believed that that portion of
the decree annuled pertains sole
Iy to oil exports from Vera. Cruz
and possibly Tampico, but not to
the decree canceling foreign con-
eessions.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16

l6 ACRES, near Algonac; good build
ings, fine orchard. horses, COW
and farm tools; $4,000; want Detroit
property
40 acres. 80 miles from Detroit fair
buildings and fences, acres timber.
balance improved. s26O0; 5000 down.
40 acres, Same location fair buildings
and fences. small orchard, some nm
Der. only $4,000: $500 down:
40 acres about 10 miles west or Wyan-
dotte. 1 mile from stone road. build
ings need some repair; $4,000 S5vo
down or might take small house In
Detroit.
We have many other large and small
farms for sale and exchange see US.
KINGoN REAL ESTATE co.
400 whitney Bldg. Main 1913.
SIx-ACRE fruit farm and home on the
car line, stop at farm; l mile north
OF Plymouth good 9-room house, /.
barns, poultry house and out build
o ings. all kinds of fruit best clay
loan soil. beautiful shade trees and
lawn with s'ity water I'm buildings,
no better suburban home c;f be
found for the money. only $4,000, W.
600 cash. balance long time See Mr..
Cottrell.
EYSTER, The Farm Man,
Cadillac 1898. 5O7 Majestic Bldg
s0-ACRE FARM for sale or exchange;
for particulars address Box IL, X, ~
n. No, 3. Rochester. Mich.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
HOTELS.

HOTEL MARIETTA. 276 Randolph:
quietest u mile circle; ideal for out
of-town visitors. convenient to shop
ping and theateF- districts.
THE HENRY CLAY--Ten stories. fire.
proof. heart OF city. Center and John
r., next TO Broadway. Family and
bachelor suites; transients accommo-
dated.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
JEWELLERS.

STONES JEWELRY SHOP. II Michl-
gan-ave.. opp Cad hotel l7-jewel
Eigin, 16 size. special 1915. Stones
wedding Rings are the best.
Z. r. THOMAS a. SON, Practical Opti-
Sians, Watchmakers and Jewellers.
Eyes tested and glasses furnished on
short notice. SO Michlgan-ave. Tele-
phone Cherry 3576-J
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16

LACES.
LADIES' Trimmings and Furs. DE
LOVES LACE STORE. H. +. Ringe.
Prop. Direct importers. 1914 q.
brary-ave. Phone Main 22g5.