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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-01-27
PROGRAM.

l. Song, "A Little Bit of Heaven
Eighth and Seventh grades.
2. Joy of Living" Joseph Gar.
rick.
3. THE Color Guard" Har,
Schwarzenbach.
4. Song, "Toyland," Sixth Grade
5, "a Geographical Squabble. 81
John Arnolie, John Schwarzenbach,
George Donely, Lee Bonner. Henry
Hildebrand, Harry Hoke, Alvin Chi
co, Earl SCHNEIDER, Lawrence Dina
poll, Walden Verdoodt, Hillard Bach,
frank Sicurro, Emile Hoffman, Alex
Scott. Alvin Dupuis, Philip Gayaut
6. Song, up the Street." Eighth
and Seventh Grades.
Z. Simplified Commencement
Farmer Grump," Henry Hide
brand; prof. Rodd," Andrew Yura-
itch; "Mr. Pleader." Emile Hoffman:
MI Hardworker," Harry Hoke:
Mr.. Chance" Alvin Dupius.
School orchestra; pianist, Rudolph
Frenzel; LIST violinist, John Benin
ate; 1st violinist, William Hide
brand; End violinist, Guido Guen-
disch; End violinist, Vernon Durand.
End violinist, Edgley Schroth: drum
mer, Leslie Sturtevant.
3. "A Fine Horse" Matthew
Morse, Vernon Durand. James Fill
lery, Behrman French.
10. Violin selection. You're the
Dawn of Perfect Day." Vernon Du-
rand Edgley schroth, Guido Guen-
disch
II. Boys Wanted" Earl Cayard.
II. THE Way to Wyndham. :"
Charles Reynolds, Gaines Glider.
10. Song, America, 1 Love You "
Sixth Grade.
IA. "COurtin in Kentucky" Roy
Parker.
Is. Song, 1.-The Little House Upon
the HILL" Seventh and Eighth
Grades.
16. THE Loonatic," John Arnolie.
Alvin Chico, Henry Hildebrand.
Frank Sicuro.
II. Violin Selection, "CeciIe
Waltz" John Beninate, William Hill
debrand.
Is. Start True" Guido Guen-
disch.
ls. Song, Tolls of the Sea
Eighth and Seventh Grades.
20. Sand Will Do It." Rudolph
Frenzel.
Fl. Song, Never Say Fail" Sixth
Grade.
%. "The Spy" Earl SCHNEIDER
John schwarzenbach, Victor Zata-
rain.
%. Tf Mother Would Listen"
Ernest Aucoin.
"a. Song, Mother Nine" Eighth
and Seventh Grades.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-01-27
The Result of Tuesdays Primary Election.


the cities also that prohibition
ton will involved either of
Pleasant
hbtion settled a while
JEFFERSON PARISH.
The results in Jefferson parish spell big the
Hall withdraw his Immediately
it,
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-01-27
CERTIFICATES OF ATTAINMENT

The following boys will receive
certificates of attainment on this
Thursday morning, January %, at
10 O'Clock: John Arnolie, Alvin Chi
co, George Donely, Alvin Dupuis,
Philip Gayaut, Henry Hildebrand.
Emile Holman, Harry Hoke, James
Moffet, Frank Sicuro, Andrew Yura-
itch. The parents are requested
to attend these exercises and encour-
age the boys. A fine program which
follows has been prepared and will
be ably executed.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-11-03
OFFICIAL BALLOT FOR ST, FRANCOIS COUNTY

~ - ~ ~
Prohibition Ticket
For Presidential Electors:
R. T. BOND.
At Large:
CARL JOHANN.
lst District:
]. M. CREBS.
.'..."............ ..........''''''..
End District:
THEODORE NJ. ELLIOTT.
3rd District:
JAMES w. KNAPP.
...........,.... ...........'.....
4th District:
ADAM KERN.
.................
5th District:
JOHN FREEDMAN.
..,...'........ ..'..''..''''
9th District:
JOHN M. VAUGHAN.
9TH District:
G. C. EMERSON.
.................... .................
9th District:
L. H. EAKES.
'....,.''.'.' ''''''''''''.'
9th District
RECON B. EKEY.
.........'.......,.
10th District:
L. R. WOODS.
-. ."..................
18th District:
GRIFF H. JONES.
18th District:
HENRY c. WHITE.
.'....r.......'.... ............'.''.
18th District:
T. B. TURNBAUGH.
...,............. =.
l4th District:
EDWIN C. HADLEY.
.....r........... ..................
18th District:
J. w. HARRIS.
,..."............ .....'''..''.
10th District.
GEORGE M. CALL.
For Senator in Congress for Missouri: |
......,.. ............,....
For Governor:
JOSEPH P. FONTRON.
- '.''' ..''.'.''' ''''.'''.. '.''''
For Lieutenant-Governor:
.......,........ .....'....,.''
For Secretary of State:
WILLIAM M. GOODWIN.
'..'..r. ......'... ...... .'.'.....'
For State Auditor:
B. F. SAPP.
-...',.. ..'.'.'... ..''''.....'
For State Treasurer:
ED BRANDT.
........,. ................' -.
For Acknowledgement:
.....,... .....-...s. ...ss....
For Judge Supreme Court, Division
No. One:
EUGENE AYRES.
.....t..s.. ............... ..s..s.'
For Judge Supreme Court, Division
No. Two: (Unexpired term);
The Detroit times., 1916-06-08
HENRIETTA JUST
CAN'T STAY AWAY
FROM DETROIT

Henrietta Ruth Barton Smith sim
ply cant stay on the Windsor side
OF the river The white lights on the
Detroit side fascinste her so she
can't resist the temptation. despite
the fact that II means a Jail sen
ence for Henrietta every time the
immigration officials catch her try
ing 10 slip through the lines. Sew
eral years ago the woman was de.
ported az an undesirable alien She
persisted in her attempts 10 return
and was sentenced 10 serve n term
In Jail. On being released she was
escorted 10 the border and again
warned not 10 return. Rather than
remain IN Windsor. Henrietta took
another chance. She was caught,
and this time the judge gave her an
lS.months' sentence in the Detroit
house OF correction.
Two weeks ago she was deported
at the expiration OF her term. Again
the immigration officials warned her
not 10 return. "Wednesday she was
again turned back. She told the Of
fclals that she intended returning TO
Detroit at the first opportunity.
Fred Larsh, wife and three chill.
dren were deported. Wednesday. be-
cause Larsh came from Canada in
violation OF the contract labor law.
May Matson. an Indian. and Jacob
Levine. his wife ana two children.
were also deported
The Detroit times., 1916-06-08
Deaths

Wilma Geraldine French 50 oak
dale, two months. pertussls, Ben
Walker. Grace hospital annex, about
60 years. ,ohar pneumonia. Kingsley
l.. Morgan, t477 Second. 20 years. ar
terio- sClerosis; william McEwan, zoe
Fort w, "a wears, gastric carcinoma ;
Catherine Humphrey Harper hospi-
tai Il years. carcinoma OF uterus.
John Schroeder. SOS Forest T., IS
years. phthisis pulmonltis: Christian
Nebe. Receiving hospital. IS years,
cerebral hemOrrhage; Morris Pales-
tine. $40 Mcdhury, four years. mem
nights: Helen Niezgocls. ~ Martin.
one year. broncho pneumonia, Peter
Schmitt, SIS Antietam, 43 years
strangulation. Robert r. NJ. DOMAIN,
tO12 Lafayette, 90 years myocarditis
Rena albraith. Harper hospital. 80
years. septicemia. Amelia Steinberg,
Children's Free hospital. 10 months.
bronchn pneumonia, Michael =. Fem
nan, Detroit Tuberculosis sanitarium.
26 years, pulmonary tuberculosis
Catherine McCallum 55l Fourteenth.
81 years. senility. Ethel Alarie. 5Si
Monroe, one year, broncho pneu-
monia. Harry Basil Willderc. Blanch,
- years, cerebral hemorrhaRe; En-
ma Felska. samaritan hospital. 30
years, septicemia Elisabeth Froeh-
lick. Harper hospital 20 wears. en-
pyema Earl Victor Cudney, 500 Sew
eutcenth, one year acute gastric en-
teritis.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-08
Mrs. Ellen BischOff
Fails In Effort to
Recover Gifts
FAMOUS CASE
is RECALLED
Frank Harris Jubilant
When Permitted to
Keep Trinkets

Ellen Bischoff wasn't content with
a $4,000 verdict for breach OF prom
Use against Frank II. Harris, a
wealthy Crosse Pointe land owner,
but. Thursday morning. brought re-
plevin proceedings before Justice
Felix A. Lemkie to get back watch.
chain and fob. which. IT the time
OF her suit. had been given 10 Harris
by herself. her little BOY and little
girl, respectively.
You'll have to ask for the value
a split with her iance. which she
Lemkie's tart verdict after hearing
Mrs Bischoff's story
Harris did not testify. but had
been standing IN the Ofing, and
rushed up 10 thank the judge. When
the circuit court case went againt
him he declared that he would never
pay. and asked for new trial.
You gave him the watch and
chain because you wanted him 10
love you. didn't you?" asked Justice
Iemkie.
Mrs. BisChoff said she did, and ad
mitted further that she had made
the present because there had been
u split with her ffance. which she
had been anxious TO heal for she
wanted him 10 stick 10 his promise.
And you delivered II to him with
your own hands,
Yea" she admitted.
Justice Lemkie decided, according
ly, that there were no strings 10 the
watch. in spite OF Mrs. Pischoff's
contention that IL was only 10 have
really become his when they were
married, a point on which Justice
i.emkie contradicted her, interpret
ing the situation in hIs owr way.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-08
Marriage Licenses


Louis =. Mnman. Is. Greenfield;
Pauline Stropp. ~. same.
81, Daniel g. Null 22i Hazel DeBute'
Herman Pigott. 20, Nellie westcott,
Frank Walter, 81 Marion Brewer.
oliver n huffman, 81, Florence
Dun 36.
steve stevens. 90 Mary Gil. 10.
. Walter G.. Gies. 20, Lillian Bourget
Peter Gotclacre, IS; Elizabeth
Goudiug, ~
Leonard !. Kocher. 50, Sstroit.
Anna Demo -, Plymouth.
saul Franklin, 2S Frances Ber-
John sclewskl 90, clara schultz.
James Bedson. 2s; Grace Eausor,
charles Needing. %; Minnie Block
Thomas LoBoda. %. Detroit. Sophie
kuslak. -. Hamtramck.
Edgar y Nost, 20. Porter. Ind; Ly-
ala VI. Prehn, 20, Dearborn.
Gustav Gailert 20; Wanda Like.
Myron, Hughes. "a; Florence D
Churchill, %,
Henry schwartz. 81, Dorothy Field
man, Is.
Edward Biebuyck. 90, North De-
troit Pharilda Vanhaverbeka, IL.
same.
sylvester F. Huse. %; Alma Nun
carl - schmidt. %; Elvirs M.
William !. Carson. 40. Detroit;
Edna NJ Doran, 20 Bha Axe.
James Tishe, 20; Gertrude DAVID
Henry W. seestedt. az. Romulus;
Grace J.. Poet. IS, same.
William g. Hanson, 81; Emma
Frank Gisrzen. 20. Greenfield town
ship. Irene otis, -. same.
%, DurWard = Bayer %; Lillian Nj.
Leslie s1haror q, Detroit Anna
Roe, 20. Gsgetown
NIaN Skuisky. rs; Sophia Lieber-
julius TormeI. 80. Detroit; Julia
Lawrence. -, Iiamtrsmck.
Cletus "A koehler %; Violet Faust
- wufried CIoutier, %; Marguerite
Dennis Bailey. 81: Anna Liner, ~
Walter q. Wolf, "a. Clara l. Weis-
Matthew sterl. az; sarah Campion.
Troy Morris. %. wysndotte; Agnes
Isaac Lkorenko, IS Celia Golden.
Richard Fischer, %. sprinswells'
Isadore Jacobson, rs; Rose Lip
son IS
John Lucsu. %. Hamtrsmck; Flora
GAbOr, 81, same.
John Bclcrk, "a; Ida f. Rother. IS
Charles Williams. 81, Chelsea; Stu
sic Wilson, -, same.
John wenshewich, AZ, Mariana
Rodyurskd. 80.
90. ''' H. r''''' ~ '''s D. f"
Joseph stanskl, IS, iona Jurale-
wiecz 10
Floyd O. Currman. IS. Denver, Col ;
Lillian l. Brebe. q. Detroit,
Ludwig Schmidt, 20. Hazel l. stoll,
Alex I.iss. 90. Anna Batchinoka. a.
William. II. Maller>. 76; Sarah E.
Thomas Casey. 20, Gertrude Fur
long, IS
otto Senzik. 20. Theresa wrsch.w-
Harry / Kitchen, %; Bessie Kun
H. Leslie Hughes. 90. Detroit; EN-
ma T.. kurth. %. Birmingham.
Herbert \. Norton, 20; Mary A.
James L. Harding, 81; Anna NJ
Andrew Kowal. %; Helen Forgiel
~.
John Temper. IS: Annie Mitruk. rs
John Mckilloa, 80, East Orange, n.
J.. Ella NJ. Hammer. 20. Detroit.
William ?. shelton, 81; Anna A.
Spauldiug. 81.
Julius Duyrajonack. "a; Mary Bril-
moughc %.
William lIaag, -, Margaret Bran
dinbuTE. Il
Vincent Carbone. 80. Marie DeGion.
30.
Floyd Hockett, 81. Lottie Forbush.
81
Nicholas WacieleviCh %. Detroit,
JusefB Odinee. 20 Hamtramck
John Freeman 70, Detroit; Mabel
Moore -. Windsor.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-08
Wolverine Democrats
Get Many Choice
Appointments
BIG DELEGATION
LEAVES MONDAY
Special Train Will
Carry 200 To Ma
tiOnal Convention

Michigan delegates TO the nation
al Democratic convention. TO be held
at ST. Louis, June Ii. will be well
taken care OF. Judge William +. Con
molly having made ample provision
for their comfort during his recent
visit To the convention city in com
pany with National Chairman Nc
Combs.
There Is likely 10 be a scarcity of
tickets for the big show. the present
capacity OF the convention hall be-
ing limited TO $4,000. Judge Con-
molly Is chairman OF sub-commit-
tee that Ia having constructed In
the hall special balcony that viii
hold $500 additional seats. The
Judge Is also a member OF the COM
mittee on arrangements. having Ma
tional Committeeman f. o. Woods
proxy.
Michigan Democrats will take n
prominent part In the work OF the
convention. Judge Connolly has re-
oeived from ]. Bruce Kramer. sec
Rotary OF the national committee, a
certified list OF appointments as
follows: Assistant secretary, John
A. Grogan: assistant secretary. Rob
EFT VI. Clancy; assistant surgeon.
Dr. John 3. Hall: assistant surgeon.
Or. J. Frank Kilroy: chief tally
clerk. a. r. Canheld. OF Glare,
Mich. tally clerk national house Of
representatives. hrst assistant door
keeper, ]. r. Williams, Detroit as
sistant doorkeepers, Henry +. Col.
Inns. F. II. Primeau, Thomas Doody,
r. A. McGraw, and Robert Galen,
all or Detroit; assistant sergeants-
alarms, Theodore Belanger, Ecorse;
John =. Scallen. Detroit. j. Ed
DunnebaCke, Lansing; John ].
Campbell Bad Axe: George Lane.
Detroit: Andrew Baird. Detroit;
Lawrence Price. Lansing William
Grewe. Grand Rapids; Sol Herman.
Detroit; John V. Clancy, Detroit:
Frank l.. Dodge. Lansing; Herman
O'Connor Holton Don Garfield,
Clare: Edward Burrell Detroit,
William Cummings. Detroit; J. r.
F1tzsimmons, Hlllsdale: John NJ
Gleason, Port Huron: T.. J. Ma
honey. lansing Henry Behrendt.
Lansing; l.. J Sutherland. Kala-
mazoo: James u Burns, Detroit
DR. \. l.. Seeley. Mayville. Ralph
w. Chapman. Kalamazoo: Louis
Colombo. Detroit. Edward Minock.
BEDFORD; Leo Moriarty, Detroit and
Max Smit. lonia.
The Michigan delegates VIII make
their headquarters In the Hotel JEFF
ferson, whore 30 rooms have been
reserved In addition 10 rooms have
been engaged In the Hotel Astor
and 80 In the Hotel St James for
Michigan delegates and visitors az
the convention. All the reservations
were made through Judge Connolly.
The main party, consisting OF
about POO persons viii leave De-.
troit Monday afternoon, at i25
O'Clock. going TO Toledo on the DE
troit, Monroe a Toledo Short line,
Al Toledo. the party viii be- taken
over by the Glover Leaf railroad
and will arrive in 81 Louis Tuc".
day morning. AZ SEQ o'clock.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-08
Births
nOYS

BOYS
AntR RSnS Less ' SO7 Mcpoussii; Fred.
M sTaGK s. Male Il 2 wliiam 'P f.
schwarz. go Mt. Elliott: Clarence * x
Hall; 50 sixteenth; John Na6Grny' 90
Thirty-nfth; John 5. Lombard. ~
Thornton Raymond II. Roush. tl9
Antoinette; Joe Sempura. Sle Fort r.:
G 1oSS Rs a nT9T Thry sG3 To TsH 8
Horton IA Abbott. Nlonzo Bates; 20
Leonard Charles y. Leach. So Fall
coin; Lester G. Mcconnell, 1869 Trum
bun walter Machlik, ~ Tillman
l.. BENTON. ! 49, Maxwell; stephen Lu-
dck. 10 Thirty-hrst, John PaluchiCk,
22$i9 w. Lnfayettei Frank I'm: Is2 =
MAiii,itary, John y aylic; ~ Rosedaie'
Milford Wloity' 1 ~ Franklin
Frank Sumatra, SOS Cardone Chris
tian Ruffel 500 Cleveland; Lambert
Julian. 6Sl y Macomb; Ernest Strange.
Hawthorne; John Kujawskl. 1886
Center; Martin Ciolek. lSl Thirtieth;
william ,nanek, 212 Thirty-second ;
W. Garrison. ~ Linzee; August Ro-
santratar. 9g6 Twenty fourth Earl J..
Nielsen. i3t Helen; Edward Bent!n,
SIS Hibbard: Oscar w. Randell. ll9?
Cavalry; LeClaire Ruthrurr. sac Lo-
rainc. Sam Schonbsum. Woman's hos %
uItal: Gsidorc MarZarowsky, woman =
hospital. Frederick Schaber, 1865
Harper; Albert i. Shilke. 1903 Mt.
Elliott, william punabevitz. 2le
ThiIty-ffth: Chris Krohn. 100 Twen-
ty-third, clifford Pavy. Woman,s hos
pital. Walter Michlak, $40 Tlllman !;
William Cooke, Woman's hospital;
Albert G Hempel. l29 Ferndale;
Frank +. Fcssendcn. 100 T.. Hancock;
Joseph ST. Pierre. 452 Fort w. John
Lassen. 96S Wesson; Antony @ Buc-
sany'. 2799 Fort w. Daniel +. Cas-
sidy. 622 Junction; Bogdan Koicich.
429 Frederick, Earl +. Conway. 80
Cardoni. Sanford West, SIS Linden.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-08
MARINE NOTES.

Service on the Decentralization
route will be opened June is 10y tho
steamer Osslfrage.
Beginning next week the steamer
CiiA-of Mackiuac ~. Of the Detroit
n Mack mae division Of Ia" u. a. {.
line, will Join the titN OF Alpena II
on that route. She viii leave De-
truit. upbound, Wednesday morning
\ gale that swept over Sault ste
Marie, Wednesday afternoon caused
many boats To seek shelter Telegraph
and telephone communication was in
terruptcd ny the storm.
G. r. Biclman. general manager of
the White star line, has arranged Tor
an excursion To- Goderich. ont, June
IL. returning To Detroit the following
day II VIII he the eighteenth an
nual excursion To- the Ontario resort
town The steamer Greyhound VIII
carry the eNcursiouists. Another
party viii he taken 10 Godcrich on
June Is. returning 10 Detroit the next
day.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-08

sugur-corrected daily by W. IA
Edgar & Son. crystal dominoes. 2-lb.
ist, az, 92 Sls 81 i So Eagle cn 1so
tS.65, X%XX powdered. $3.50; Gtan-
dard powdsied sSt5, granulated.
tons. Ssi5, crystal domino gran, 4
Id. and bib. artors, IN cases, $S36;
crystal domino. gran. HF cases. ts.46;
diamond A. ssi5; confectioners' A.
No. Z. $3.50; No. s. sTs6; No. ., }7.SO:
No. 10. s7.75; No. IL. $40; No. IL
1885, No. 10. s76c; No. IA. 1850. No.
rs, " so, non, cakiug mixture. SO.
household powd.. Ia. - 10 case.
S7,i0: Do. IS To case. sl.7O ger case
The Detroit times., 1916-06-08
POE SCHOOL TO
HAVE "PET" DAY

Pet dogs, pet cats, pet guinea pigs.
pet birds and pot animals OF all
kinds will be exhibited by the chill
dren OF Poe school, Friday after
noon. which has baen designated by
the school authorities as Npet" day
Judges will pick the rize\winners
in every class
The appointment Of a pet" day
il due to the insistaHt- demands OF
the students There will be no
handicaps. no partially and no bar
ring Of entries All will have an
equal chance 10 win the big prize.
rs We, undecided by the judges. but
undoubtedly something worth while
The Detroit times., 1916-06-08
Financial Notes

Ahmeek has declared "A dividend Of
81 a share, and Ailouez s. share.
Quincy Mining Co. has declared a
quarterly dividend OF 81 "A share. an
increase OF 81.
Call money touched per cent in
New York Wednesday. the highest
rate this year.
Negotiations are now on for con-
sOlidatluu of the Wright company
and the Curtis Acroplaue company.
Expenditures Of the Union Pacific
this year FOR improvements and bet
trrm"nts viii be the largest In many
years.
Liabilities amounting to 1907 are
scheduled 10y William TN. No. g2N
N arTcn-avc. west. who filed a volun-
tary petition In bankruptcy In the
United states district court, Wednes-
day. No assets are scheduled.
An extension plan which will In
yolve the expenditure OF sT0,000.00O
has been decided on by Bethlehem
steel. All the money Will be pro-
vIded from earnings. The corpora
tion now a. spending about sl.500.00O
month for new construction.
The Grant Iron q Steel Co. has
bought "A site of four acres on Hol-
btook-ave., east OF Conant-ave., from
rthe Hudson W ebber Land Co. on
which IL plans to erect plant EN-
ploying 20 men. Guy :. Greene, OF
the Hannah exchange, made the sale.
OF the 10000 shares Of the newly
formed Motor Products corporation
that will be issued from the 100000
shares comprising It's capital, 10000
Will go 10 the owners OF the nve auto
equipment companies that were com
bincd In the merger The subscrip-
ton price OF the shares Is t76.
Traffic Commissioner waterfall. OF
tho Detroit Board OF Commerce. left
Thursday for Washington TO appear
before the Interstate commerce COM
mission concerning the recent coal
rate increase lie will return next
means an added expenditure OF many
thousands OF dollars annually by Do
troit coal dealers
In special meeting OF the Mont
real Heat, Light a Power Co. and the
Cedar Rapids Manufacturing h
Power Co. In Montreal, the CONSOLE
proved. The new corporation will
have an authorized capitalization OF
$4,000. 900. OF which SIS, 900 will
be issued TO provide for acquisition
OF stocks Of the two underlying com
panies. For each share OF Montreal
Heat. Light a Power three shares
OF the stock OF the new company will
be exchanged. white for the Cedar
Rapids concern the exchange will be
share for share.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-08
MOrtuary.

CORSON Vt the home OF her daueh-
ter. Mrs James u. KELSEY. 81 Erie.
Pa. June T. Kathleen Richards,
widow - Arthur Corson. formerly
Of Detroit
DREW June g. AZ parents home,
l1t6 Concord Edward Har-
old. beloved child Of Archie and
Mabel Drew. Funeral Friday at 2
m. from residence.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-08

Texas. in 1870 twelfth in rank. IL
now seventh state in point Of wealth
II is first in size aud fifth in popula-
tion. and its railroads are ot higher
value than those OF any other state.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-08
FOR sALE-REsORTs

FOR SALE AT LAKE oI,IoN-Two-
story boarding house. IL rooms.
steam heat; barn. woodshed. chick
en- park, outside cellar. large gar
den. Also high-class fastest motor
boat on lake. DR.. G. a. DeCou. lock
box 2s6, Pontiac. Mich.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-08
Bungalow 1896

Complete material Tor building nve-
room modern bungalow s596. Ship
ment same day order received.
Call so7 Ford bldg. or phone Main
3seo.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-08
Hank C1esrsuees

Thursdays cIearances. ts.so2.O i4.ss:
total elearances 1915 TO date. 1851
b1i.tfs01: total 1918 TO correspond-
ing date. t5bo.ss0sfT07
The Detroit times., 1916-06-08
wANTED-RE ESTATE

LOT owNERS-Double your ordin-
airy profits by building an Aladdin
extremely low costs. Call at once.
s07 Ford bldg. Or phone Main $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-08

ROYAL OAK LOTS Have small
equity II taken for cash at once.
BOX s, Detroit Times. 81
FOR SALE-s150 buys one OF the
best lots In Urbanrest subdivision.
near Highland Park. Soults, own
err. 3I2 Fast Fifty-second-st.. Los
Angeles, Cal.
is TT AN EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN
YOU wish? Choice north side buiid-
ing lots: Atkinson, corner WILSON:
low market price. Must sacrthec
my equity. T. Potter. 2s3h Hold
en-aVe.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-08
WV ro n.N--uIsCELLNNEOI :

CASH for old false teeth. gold crowns
broken iewelry. diamonds watches
etc, full value paid. Liberty Rig
Co. % Woodw' u. 9Th floor elevator
The Detroit times., 1916-06-08
HELP wANTgD-FEMALE

KITCHEN WOMAN wanted. Apply
3l Jefferson.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-08

3 ACRE FRUIT FARM

Fl miles from city hall. right on
Orchard Lake car. New. benutiful
house. rooms. electric lights. hot
and cold running water. steam
heat. This property Will be SOLD
AZ sacrifice: u cash. II you are
looking for n small estate within
i. hours OF Detroit you Will never
find a more desirable and inexpen-
slvc piece of property.
For full particulars call, phone or
The Detroit times., 1916-06-08
HOTEL. FRANKLIN

Cor. l.aIngd and Bates only block
from Woodward and Jefferson ayes
and only hDt "a block from the new
lnterurban waiting room Extra
nne rooms AZ 15c. 81 and $3.50 per
DAY
The Detroit times., 1916-06-08

Ahmeck has declared "A dividend Of
81 share. and Ailouez. s. "A share,
The Detroit times., 1916-06-08
10 RENT-HoISE SEES

4 free list ~ houses and hats. Call
On person az the oldest and largest
real estate exchange In Michigan
McGRAW IDG.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-08
Leinbach- Humphrey
Ic9 Holden Bldg. Cadillac 2b3f.
See Mr.. Leinbach.

2ih ACRES on CAR LINE
Three miles from the city limits: &c
car fare; has n handy I-room house.
large chicken house and other out.
buildings. Pleasant location and
good neighborhood, This proper
IL hound to double In price In few
wears. Price for quick sale only
a. 900. Phone Cadillac 5000. TROM-
LEY. WILSON & CO, 1o16 Chamber
Of Commerce bldg.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-08

Liabilities amounting TO 1907 are
scheduled by William TIN. No. g2N
N arTcn-Ryc. west. who filed a volun-
tary petition in bankruptcy In the
United states district court, Wedncs-
day No assets are scheduled.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-08

An extension plan which will In
volve the expenditure OF sTO,000.00O
has been decided on by Bethlehem
Steel. All the money Will be pro-
vIded from earnings. The corpora
tiun now a. spending about sl,500.00O
month for new construction.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-08

n YOU arc iu the market for ga
rage ,HI az this Office.
Cooperative Realty Co.
3l4-31j Holden bldg Phone Cad. 7l6f
Gpcu evenings : 20 a.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-08
Broom House, 1898

Complete material for building s.
room cottge s2ss. Save four prof
its Call So7 Ford bldg. or phone
Main 1850.
20l VANCOUVER-Two story single:
1880. Walnut 3S04-w.