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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-23
water in; buildings and pastures:
Good wild lands for sale on easy
terms. Gaines Land Co., Bismarck,
N. D.. 419ss2346t
BoARDERs WANTED

people are looking for goo
board. Can't you take care Of on
" two young men or women? The
arc watching this column, and loot
lnR for o. good Honey" place 4
stay. Advertise and get this sui
plus change for yourself, and maxi
someone aAtisned witt life
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-23

Total pins 2239.
Average per game 746. Y,
Owing to the fact thai several q
the Smen on the Married. Mems team
not being able to appear last night,
they will roll their game this after
noon against the game rolled by the
Tribune team last night.
Of. Hibbs is offering a bowling Dali
and carrier as a prize to be announc-
ed later.
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CHICAGO.

HOGs-Receipts $4,000; weak, un-
changed to 15c lower; bulk $3.50 to
$3.50; light $6.75 to $7.75; mixed
$3.50 to $50; heavy $3.50 to $3.50;
rough $3.50 to $3.50; pigs "a 70 81.
CATTLE-Receipts 1000; weak; ma
tive beef steers S. to $1O.4O; western
steers 1910 to $3.50; cows and heifers
S2.S5 to $685.; calves 81 to $11.
SHEEP-Receipts 10000; firm;
ewes 81 to Sc; lambs $3.50 to 1885.
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HOGS-Receipts 5000; zoe to 25c
lower; range 81 to s7.25; bulk s7'15
to $3.50.
CATTLE-Receipts 2600; killers,
steady; steers 81 to SO; cows and
heifers "a to 1925; calves, steady, 81
to 1915; stockers and feeders, steady,
81" to 81.
SHEEP-Receipts 1000; steady;
lambs $3.50 to 1925; wethers $3.50 to
$3.50; ewes So to $5.75.
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9 -. .tssl4 ~ -..e
Farm LANDS

FARM LANDS
THE CLASSIFIED columns are very val.
usbls Il you have farm lands for
sale. .'any big deals are pulled
through" altar being 6tAJted
through . little classified id.
BETTER THAN RENTING-Write
for information on our "Half Earn.
ings" plan, and get a farm home
Of your own in North Dakota. Flax
crop on breaking will make you a
let Of money the first year. We
have about 10000 acres to select
from; part under cultivation and
will sell every other quarter to act.
ual settlers. Your rent money pays
for the farm, under our plan. Ad.
dress Hackney Land Credit Co.,
Hackney Bldg, st. Paul, MINI.
10.19-10t
FOR RENT-480 acre farm; between
$50 and 300 acres under cultivation,
$50 acre hay meadow. $40 acres
fenced in. Prefer renter that can
buy horses and machinery. Would
also leave cattle on shares to right
party. For particulars write OF call
at Henry Anderson's farm, seven
miles north Of Regain 1O-12-4t
FOR SALE-l60 acres eood lake bot
tom; unimproved; 1 miles north.
east from DriscoTl, y15 per acre.
For particulars address Harry Pet.
erson, 1401 First Ave-, Seattle,
Wash. 1O-f-1 mo.
FOR RENT-480-acre farm; between
250 and 300 acres under cultivation;
15O-acre hay meadow; GAO acres
fenced in. Prefer renter that caA
buy horses and machinery. Would
also leave cattle on shares to right
party. For particulars write or call
at Henry Anderson's farm, seven
miles north Of Regan. 1ns124t
FOR RENT|Large stock farm; hrs
es and machinery for scln;; COWS.
hogs and hons furnished. Running
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MISCELLANEOUS

haven't yon anything you want u
self Something you may, think 10
worthless il just what some person
may want Advertise in here and
make . little extra money out Of
what u now only good enough to
take up valuable space In your
home.
FOR sAuE-Full-blood English Point
er Pups, just right for next fall;
will be n year old. You will have
to hurry, as they are going fast
See ARTHUR Bauer, at the Orpleum
Theater. 10-23-1week
FOR SALE-3G80 horse International
Mogul Oil Tractor. Through lum.
bering. Only three Years old. Price
reasonable. +. l.. Caaisch, Jaquins,
N. Y. 4t ..g'F
WANTED-To buy, a fresh milk COW
Phone ,69NR. !" 1O-23-2t
FOR SHLE-Furniture; almost new;
307 Front st. 10!23tlme
FOR sALE-Nwo well-bred aShorthorn
bulls. Phone 590R. 10-23-2t
FOR SALE-One mahogany library
table and two mahogany rockers
very cheap. Call S12 Ave. B, OF
phone 477L. 10-20.6t
FOR 8ALE-Radiant Home medium
|, size heating stove in good condi'
ton; $1,000 takes it. G. A. Renner,
Ill 8th St. l0s16:2t
FOR SACE-Barn and furnace, cheap
6622 Second St. lO!2l.3t
WILL TRADE a six-room house, two
lots and barn in Mandap. for farm
land, mortgaged or clear. u. N
Cary, Mandan. 1O-lO.4i
FOR sALE-A good $35 check pro.
tector, truly good as new, price $40.
Inquire L.. N. Cary, Mandan.
1O.1c-4,
FOR sALE-Two black Percheror
Stations, 4 years old. Registered If
the P. S. A.; good individuals, sure
breeders. For particulars address
J.. M. Stevenson, r. r. s, Mason
City, 1a. 10-5:1mo
ron eALE-The old st. Alexius Hos
pital. Fine location for hotel o.
rooming house. For information
Address Box 327, Bismarck, N. D.
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HOUSES FOR RENT

Houses don't stay vacant long when
they appear in this section. II you
want your house to stay vacant
keep 1t. out. Of this section, but Il
| you want good reliable tenants to
NIL it. advertise it here, and. your
rent will never stop coming to you.
FOR RENT-small houses, two to
five. rooms; one furnished house.
Apply, Arthur Bauer, 500 So. Sew
enths ST., or phone 1856. 1OS23y1mo
FOR RENT-Nov. !, modern seven:
room house, in nice location, $500.
G. j keenan,. 10+22-3t
FOR RENT-A house Of five rooms.
Mrs. w. S. C~assel1nan. Phone 272
Or 484K. 1O422-3t
FOR RENT-Furnished, for the win
ter, new, ssixroom house, thoroughly
modern; hot water heat; we'll fur
nisned. Near down town section
and car line. Write Tribune, $50.
1021.4t
FOR RENT-New and strictly mod.
ern house, combination hot water
and hot air heat; nicely furnished
Inquire of Tomas Hardware Co.
2 1021.tf
FOR RENT-AbOut Oct. 18th, mod.
ern house; close in; furnished or
UNFINISHED. Good barn. Phone
132X, or inquire Of Geo. w. Little.
10-17.6t
WANTED-To let several cottages,
preferably close in. A. s. Reitan,
Phone 40 or 1853. 10-S.tf
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the husbands suspicion. A separa-
ton followed and Father Kelly, heart.
broken over the tragedy, did all he
could to bring them together. In the
end he was successful and happiness
came into their lives again.
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o

NOTWITHSTANDING, two or three
rooms with. use Of basement by oct.
II. No. Is care Tribune.
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AUTOMOBILES

AUTOMOBILES
FOR sAIE-Studebaker roadster, full
ly equipped, in good condition; de-
tachaible rims, extra castings. Must
be sold by travelling salesman. Cor
win Motor Co.. 1Ot23-lt
FOR SAIE-TWO Ford K0adsters, one
Ford touring car, in AL shape. Ma
tional Highway Motor Co. 10s17-tf
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ANSWERS TO BLIND ADS
PLEASE CALL FOR SAME

' 80. z. YOUNG
FOR sALE-Splendid modern house,
brand new, 75.foot lot, south front;
6: blocks from post office; cost over
100000, at only 100000, $15O0.0O
cash, balance monthly or any other
easy payments.
FOR sALE-The biggest list Of lands
Of any dealer in the city; some
splendid. BARGAINS; you cant help
but make money on them.
Why not buy in Riverview where
are the cheapest lots in the city;
the best location; closest in and
easiest terms. M
FE. YOUNG
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now 70 Answer sL,mp AN

An III signed Win numbero, ~ee
llfta1ls, care Tribune must DO On.
Gv7er9l. By letter addressed TO the
na1nbGr dye1 II the id. Tribune en-
DloyoG are not permitted to toll who
NY advertiser 10. Mail or send your
al6Wor % Tribune No. -, and "
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WANTED-A partner with $4,000, one
who understands clerical work.
Write Tribune $50. l0-22-I2t
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TOtaI pms ZUII.
Average per game go 1-3.
Average per man per game 1874.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-26
NO NADIA

ROC tG.s relOJss. 81 no repre-eacan 10 que ofrezcr
Jcioies de GRO Rellenaio icoldieldD de IL q~uiiste,
con Ia meier maquiHEria, VafahtizEhos por 20 anob
IUe listed debe pagar en- otros iugares q 5000 10,
5en6o u p-cc!o7 bsrat:SiEros en- SEQ pagaieros cp
nensualidsic,. Como Gnico representsnte en- este
rGts &c Una ceisore :&krie2 dc r~eIojes de Suizs. ,
.iu los 2=aEdes gastos que t!enen otros estableci'
uienJos, puedo veader q precio. excepcionsles
NErde solamente un d6laT como Rarrntis de 70
ucna vo;uatad y hon raiez y recibirs inmed!sts
'nentc. para al exameE, uno dc estos ~rc!oies. 81 no
ls convene. 10 Gegueive y recibira a vuelts de CO.
REQ 81 d6Iar de dep6sito. 81 le gusta. lie roGens
paga $500 los primeros 5 meses y 60 centayos meu.
caales los siete meses -estantes. Despue, del PAGE
de Ia novena quota Sc lie enviara LIBRE DE TODD
casio Y ABSOLUTAMENTE GRATIS. UNA
LEONTINA DE ORC RELLENADo (geldflled)
Y despues del page de la quota final. tampien %
lie mandara DE REGALo UN MAGNIFICO AM.
LILO DE ORC RELLENADO.
Olga en- su carts si desea IN reloj para csballero
o sonora. de dos tapss o con horsrio visible.
Diriianse a T. +. Dana. Washington. DC 2l2o
G. Street. Deg. L.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-26
POLL MARK.

curnta para combatir las enfermc-
dades que naccn al amparo de Ia
indolenria coiertiva : del dosaseO
personal.
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Pasa a Ia Pag. ia. Col. 5a.)
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San Anlcz:o. I,z
The Detroit times., 1915-06-14

thing fnished-or at least some
thing that appears finished to the
tirite mind OF man. We, little book,
call this art and whatever arts
votaries may claim, most of us come
tc knew that art is not life. IL is
only the idealization of life.
Here | 90. little book, meandering
through the mazes of art in its rela-
ton 10 life, while all the while my
heart is saying "Eliene is suffer
ing-perhaps Eliene is dying
oh, why don't that telephone ring"
Dick went over TO the house and
promised TO send me word ~ soon
az he got there.
Dear. dear Eliene, wonder If |
have made her understand how
mush she has been TO mellow her
strength of character and purpose
has helped me TO be strong and how
her sympathy. forgiveness and love
has shown me that sympathy, for.
giveness and love is all there is in
life worth the living.
There goes the telephone bell!
The Detroit times., 1915-06-14

and field sports. with handsome
prizes. has been arranged. The eX'
.cursion committee Is composed
James Wilkic. Il. II. Reveil. l.
Hayward and IL l.. Russell
o
The Kappa Chi class OF the First
Baptist church, will hold a sale OF
home baked goods saturday after
noon and evening. in the vacant
store. No. lG Grand Riyer-aye. west
o
The marriage Of Miss Helen
Louise Evarts. daughter OF MIR and
Mrs Walter : Evarts, OF Detroit,
10 Lieut. Ralph Burroughs Horner'
l.. $. y. was celebrated In Ne"
York city Thursday. June 10
o
The marriage OF Mrs. Eula VI.
Bommhardt TO John X Keene, was
quietly celebrated. Wednesday even
ing. June .. by the Rev J. \. Rider,
pastor OF Mary Palmer Methodist
Memorial church.
o
DR. and Mrs. Justin Emerson have
gone TO Wllamstown, Mass, where
Dr Emerson will take part in the
golden jubilee anniversary of his
graduation class. Or. and Mrs En-
erson will not return 20 Detroit un'
III August.
.
Tho marriage Of Miss Beth NJ
Fay. for the last three years one OF
tho secretaries OF the Detroit y W
c. A. 10 n W. Adams. took place
Tuesday. June /. in the home OF the
brides parents in oak Park, III.
The graduating exercises OF the
W.nreJt school will take place Tues
day evening. June Is. II the weather
"a favorable the exercises will b."
held IN the boulevard opposite the
school, bat II unfayorable, the school
auditorium Viii be used The North.
western band will play.
For The pleasure OF their son,
Paul Z. Mufrat. Jr, Nj and Mrs
Paul + MuGat are entertaining the
members OF the Cass Technical
high school orchestra. and their di.
rector. william Lake over the. week.
end. in the Murat summer home in
Anchoryille.
\ number Of men engaged In the
lumber trade viii act as hosts OF a
dinner 10 De given in honor 81 ar.
tnur l.. Holmes. Thursday evening.
June Il. al $50 o'clock. in the De.
trolt Athletic club. The committee
In charge includes John ]. Conner
ford. Charles l.. Weeks and Charles
w. RcstriCk
Mr. and Mrs Boris l.. Ganapol
viii entertain the members Of the
The Detroit times., 1915-06-14

bee provided for dancers and speCta-
tors in addition 10 the boxes An
attractive floral decorative scheme
viii supplement the elaborate light
ing and colorful background OF the
large dancing pavilion. Mrs Michael
Brennan is general chairman Of the
dance. and Mrs. Joseph II. Andres
chairman OF the ticket committee
Among those who have taken boxes
are Mrs. John v Moran. Mrs. Mich
acl Brennan. Mrs Mary j. Paxton.
Mrs. F. +. Palms, Mrs. Campau
Thompson Mrs. Tracy McGregor,
Mrs. Thomas f. Comerford, Miss
Emily Bush, Mrs Charles L. Palms.
Mrs. Louis Hamper, Mrs r. w. Nc
CURE Mrs George Bader, Mrs John
Donnclly Mrs. l.. A. Chapoton Mrs
James Cousins. Or Louis Keane Or
Joseph -Andries, Or. Raymond An-
dries. pr S,eniey G.. Miner, ur Fred
crick ". Robbins, Dr r. A. McGraw,
ir.. Miss Anne Mcmillan. Mrs r. p
Byme Mrs. David Stotr. Mrs. John
VI. UWyer Mrs Francis NJ pwygr
Mrs. q S HaNes. Or Eusoue smith
Mrs John Roach, ir, Mrs Frederick
II. Hot. Mrs. J. II. cuts, Mrs. James
r. Gallagher, Mrs William Connolly,
Mrs. Walter O Briggs, Mrs. A. In
eersoll Lewis. Mis-. Clarence Light
ncr. Mrs Arthur McGraw, Mrs f. &.
Sumner, Mrs. Charles F. Hammond.
DR. w y. Rctt, Mrs Henry d. Bar
nard. Mrs. Lewis Ward Mrs james
Danahcr. Mrs f. j. Hickey. Mrs
Frank Howard Mrs. John Finn Mrs
W. ]. Kennedy. Mrs Allan Ross.
Mrs. William C.. Crowley, Mrs Mich
acl Dillon. Mrs. NJ. W. O'Brion, Mrs
Joseph b. Schlotman. Mrs G.. How
ard Mills, Or. a. W. Ives, Dr. ". NJ.
Donald
The Detroit times., 1915-06-14
DEMOCRATS
PLAN TO TEST
DELAND BILL

LANSING, Mich, June li.--(Spc-
c!ab-AccoIding 10 an apparently
well-founded report current ia the
capitol. Democratic eaders Of
the state are planning 70 test the
OF the ncland bill
passed over Gov. Ferris veto by the
last legislature The bill, which
makes permanent the positions OF
Charles Pierce, clerk of the house.
and Dennis Award. secretary OF the
senate. both Republicans, it is said,
with the constitutional pro-
vision that a state officers salary
shall not be increased during his ten.
ure Of Office.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-14
A. Society," Fashions Household Hints and HELPS -

Rose Bitker, Bessie Lamborn. HUI.
dab Fine, lrma Hoerman, Madeline
Fleischut, Merville Knapp, Ruth
Seymour. The following pupils gave
the Wednesday afternoon concert:
Miss Myra Mullin. Mrs l.. G.. Lam.
born, Miss T.aurine Walford, Wal.
ter Jones. Miss Bessie Potts. How
ard Rasch, Miss Kathleen Everitt.
Mrs. Elizabeth Beltz Written, of
Birmingham, pupil OF Miss Lily
Adela Darling, will give a gradua-
ton recital in the conservatory hall,
Tuesday evening, June Is. Miss
May Thompson, pianist, will assist.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-14

Division No. !, A. q. H., viii OH
serve It's thirty NTH anuiyersar, =
Sunday, July 25.
%
The engagement Is announced OF
Miss Marie Moran. daughter or ME
and Mrs. Frederick T Moran, TO IN
l!us G. Peters.
Mrs William Sterling und Mis 8
Kathleen sterling. OF Daytona. Fla ID.
ere the guests Of Mrs. Sterling's sii f.
ter. Mrs James Harvey No. - Dat
export 81.
The Woman's guild OF the Churt b
OF the Messiah viii hold a sale of
home baked goods in the aild
rooms Tuesday afternoon, june rs.
Mir and Mrs James w O'NGn.
No. % FuglcWood-ave- informally zen
tertained Thursday evening In GO le-
bration Of their silver wedding aIr1i-
yersary.
Mrs Frank Filler 30 % Cana Id.
ovo y,.s, viii entertain Gy, tables
49, ,t..t......t.., ,ft,,,7.,,,
'orluse' "'H'''S''''
june ~.
rho sor,or ,h,Tn,cv class Of, the
De,roi, Technical institute gave a
co., min. Ia, ia,
dinner .''' S'''' '''''''''
ho''' '"''''
T,agc Cl,,dups n Grant andfMrs
Grant NJ the Pasadena. ara the
guests ~ Mr.. charles Turner .IIan-
s,,g
Mics Blanche Hci-crman. % Al.
bia. Ia is the guest OF Or. c arrio
II. Stewart No N7 Westml ister
ave.
o -.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-14

Students in the music department
OF the Bloomfield Hills seminary
which Is conducted by the Melon
aid school Of Music. gave a must
Gale Wednesday afternoon, in the
seminary Miss Billings, the teach
or IN charge. presented the follow.
ing pupils Ella Florine Henry,
Dorothca Christian. Elizabeth Col
by, Ella Barbour. Irene Barbour.
Florence Booth. The program in.
Guided Haydn's TOY" symphony
and songs by Miss Myrtle Melon.
aid OF the 70 pupils taking the
daily lesson course in the McDon-
aid school. % won places on the
honor roll and were awarded pins.
The pupils whose records for the
The Detroit times., 1915-06-14

year entitled them TO this distinc-
lion were: Josephine Aaron. Irene
Barbour, Ella Chittenden Barbour,
Florence Booth. Raymond Bouslog.
Margaret Buchanan, Doroth e a
Christian. Elizabeth Colby. Helen
Decker, Delphine Dodge. Carol Farr
Elizabeth Harry, Josephine Hayes,
frankie Hayes. Ella Florine Henry,
Thelma Howe. Hortense Knox. Ar
line Lobenstine. Eloisc McLauchlan.
Ruth Meiser. Alice Newcomb, Jen-
ness Newcomb, Marion Smith.
Frances Shaw, Laura Sherrard,
Florence fuller. Annette Woodruff,
Alice Woodruff.
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The Confessions of a Wife
Waiting For The Verdict on Eliene


About o'clock this morning Dick
was called to the telephone and
Harry told him that Eiene was in a
very prccarious condition. Dick did
hot want 10 tell this TO me as he
u.ou-ht ii would frisnten me. but /
..lIed his message was some
u...- ABOUT Eliene and made him
tel mo.
When Harry telephoned they had
ust called in another of the best
surgeons for consultation ana
scle Waiting for him,
Harry is nearly distracted" said
Dick. He seems to think Eliene is
goiag 10 die and says If she does it
viii be Judgment upon him for his
sins AGAINST her and the mother Of
his boys
"Cau him up, Dick, Immediately,
ana u,ll him not 10 hold any such
thought about his wife. OF course
she viii 90 through with it and he
must not for a minute think any
thing else"
Dick called up Harry and | went
10 the phone The famous surgeon
had Just been there and said that
everything was all right and as yet
tncre was no occasion for an opera
tiCn.
"Margie. I will not live If any
thing happens to Eliene," he said.
Il suppose most men feel the same
way at such a time as this, but most
men have not the realization as
that they have made years of their
wives lives unhappy"
But you have made up for it.
Harry. For the last year and half
think Eliene has been perfectly
happy"
Thank you. Margie, you can't tell
how glad am TO hear you say that,
but all the same | shall never for
give myself if anything happens
Have you ever told that to her,
Harry"
no, I did not want 10 worry her
by making her feel that | was at
al worried about her condition"
Little book. the more | see of life
ana it's various comedies and trag-
edics the more | come 10 the con.
clusion that we don't voice our
thoughts enough. We are chary of
telling people that we love them
and that we think Of them often
We often, how ever. say the ugly
things we think 10 them and then
when we have hurt them We shrink
even from expressing our sorrow
and asking pardon.
am sure that If In her travail
Elicne knew that Harry felt he
could not live without her and that
lie could never forgive himself for
making her unhappy 1t would help
u bear her agony and prove an In
ccntiye for her TO live
am writing this, little book,
while am infinitely waiting for the
telephone message from Harry or
someone at the Symone house tell
ing me how Eliene Is getting along
OF course, | am anxious and | am
50 very nervous and excited that
cannot collect my thoughts to even
talk TO you with cohe-ency
II does not seem possible To mo
that dear, beautiful Eliene with
e,erything to live for can die-and
vet, fate is such an implacable thing,
she moves on. without regard 10 the
lroken cries Of suffering humanity
on whom she has frowned and with
out heed of the Joyous songs OF
those upon whom she has smiled
did YOU notice, little book. that
when fate tells story she never
quite finishes H. We poor mortals
are always turning the leaves TO
read what Is on the other eide and
We are always expecting something
better The fecbler human story
teller takes these mastery frag.
ments written by the hand Of fate
and pieces them together into some
The Detroit times., 1915-06-14

season; March. stars ana stripes
Forever (Sousa); "Faoteltanz In II
Flat lMeyerbeer); waltzes. Blue
Danube tStrauss): grand selection
Hungarian Lustspiel" (Kcler- BelaD:
Gems from THE Firehy" (FrimD:
CHILEAN Dance "Manana" (Missud).
star Spangled Banner.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-14

Palais de Dansc The entire mum
Der OF boxes. so, have been disposed
OF, and there has been keen dc.
mand for tickets. The dance Viii be
entirely informal A group of nurses
now IN train lg in 81. Mary.s hospI-
tat dressed in their professional
sarb, will sell flowers Seats viii
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STR. CITY OF DETROIT iii.

OF II. 4 G. Line To Buffalo. Tuesday.
June 3. in~conjunction with Str. city
OF Cleveland III, the Two Giants of
the Great Lakes. the floating homes
away from home. Use - a. G.. Line
steamers for business and pleasure
trtps.-Adv.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-14

The graduation exercises Of the
Detroit School OF Music. of which
DR.. Franz APPEL is director, will be
held Wednesday evening, June lG,
in the ballroom OF the Hotel Statler
The graduating class includes the
Misses Irene Margaret Cicotte.
Frances Josephine Dillon, Olga
Elizabeth Doering, Mary Gaines
Doyle, Mildred Loretta Feely, En-
ma Grant Gerlach. Lavinia Marie
Horger. Anne ]. Hurley. Margaret
Mary O'Neil, Frieda Petzold and
Lucille II. Quarry. Miss Edna Luck.
ing APPEL and Charles Warmbier,
Jr.. will receive postgraduate hon
ors. The members OF the class will
present a concert program follow
ing the presentation OF diplomas.
Russell B. Altman. tenor. will sing.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-14
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The Michigan Music Teachers
sociation viii hold The twcnty-eighth
annual convention in Detroit Jul
l3. with headquarters in the Hotel
Statlcr The program committee.
consisting OF Frances L. York. Mr..
Louise Unsvorth Cragg Miss Kate
Mcdonald and Mrs c. w. Clements.
has prepared an unusually fine pro-
The Detroit times., 1915-06-14

The following pupils of the De-
troit Conservatory of Music gave a
concert Saturday afternoon: Kath-
ryn Besancon, Vera Hamilton. Har-
riett Bury, Beatrice Particle. Fara
Captain. Ruth Cohen, Marjorie
Livisles. Helen Reuter-. Evelyn Far
ris. Lauretta Hume, Ruth Whiting.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-14

SChmeman's Military band Herman
W. Schmeman director. viii render
the following program -on Belle Isle.
sunday afternoon. beginning at 2:3O.
this being the first park concert this
The Detroit times., 1915-06-14

gram. Jan Sickesz. Dutch pianist;
the Yysllanti State Normal chorus.
consisting of 80 voices under the di-
rection OF Frederick Alexander;
Charles W. Clark Of Paris. and Err
nest VI. skinner of Boston, will APP
pear on the program OF the concerts
10 Doe held IN the beautiful ball room
OF the Hotel Statler, 4 large mum
Der Of the musicians Of the state are
expected 10 attend the convention.
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