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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Dutter--Creamery extras. SAC; drsta.
per ID.
EGgs-Fresh receipts hrsts. cases
included, sic: current receipts. 3ohc
dos. Receipts Thursday. STA cases.
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Pr,oduce

fROTT, April 22.--The feature
ny week lend produce market was
np ok about &c In dressed calves.
{lcIDation OF Q good Easter de-
calves have been coming In
xn1nuto the demand appears to
- Seen nl1ed up. Poultry Is still
Hnox however. and with very light
1m the market In Arm. but the
h1omand for heavy hens Ia ex-
30 disappear next week. To-
1 are coming freely and show
|Doai mixed condition. Strawber-
- u fair supply. but are some
~ y little on AZ TO condition. The
kox OF California cherries was
IVA Wednesday and. according
70 annual custom, was sold by
- bringing $3.50 for the box.
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MOrtuary

ana Kate r.. April Fl, suddenly. At
Kansas city. Mo. Notice OF funeral
later.
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EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
D0nuong K Stevens.

EAST BUFFALO. y. ". April ga
Cattle: Receipts, cars: market
sS shGs sc e s. Drs esye se sssrr.
choice. is@s.5o: fair to good. $3.50
9; plain to coarse, Ss.259 $50: Cana
diana steers 1.soo to 800 lbs. yS.!5 q
~; Canadian steers. 1.s5o 70 1850 lbs.
5000; beet handy steers. $3.50 a
SIS: light butcher steers. W9s. 80:
good butcher steers and heifers. $50
s.ssi steers and heifers. fair. to good,
heifers. s.e50s.So; western light
fat cows. s7G7.5o: butcher cows. IS. 20
9s7s; cutters, s4sess; Gamers: 1850
Sill. fssssy ss sausage ass1Ss ai sat ss
Ss1Ns; light Tn bulls Id iSssse9s: good cd
sstocksrs. $3.50; feeders, best. De;
sprinssrs, siS go; medium. $50 a s. !
Hogs: Receipt., Is cars: strong.
heavy. sIoicgie;soi workers.. SEQ
0 sheep p,s' R sssSSs'G cars: steady;
8: wetherA fsas.so; ewes. F.2Sa7.7s.
Calves: 5000.
TOLEDO LIVE STOCK.
TOLEDO, April 22.-Hogs: Receipts
is: mediums. $3.50 gssS; ycrk.rs.
Market slow. Sheep and lambs: Mar.
ket steady.
VEN sEw ro Fcnk scr z,4i A s.s SSs.
Firm; receipts. LILO; creamery ex-
creamery nrsts. 2sy a. 40 &c;
special. 3sF3sha Eggs: Unsettled,
fancy. sl0cikc: nearby mixed fancy.
3tt ossc; fresh nrsts. 3e& G2sc.
perhaps adversity may prepare a
4c@ ~ ~ Me beyond the grave,
~ = 0lsfnlle his credit while on
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BOOK KEEfERS. EtenoRraphers and
general office help wishing posi-
ton. kindly cali or write the Daisy
Commerce.
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Continued from fage oneb
had been torpedoed without warn
ing, later withdrew the part OF the
announcement referring TO the ZACH
OF warning and the statement thai
the ship was unarmed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-22

BAKER--One that can mix dough
and attend oven. good wages Ia
rieht man. Apply In person at 1881
Michigsn-avc.
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80. --Apr.ea 1s.soQs.ss
n n 5si;Stia.i.s ', ts;n. ''2 ..sy
stAn4ardA -. a. salmon
S11 ~: N1f1od early June. $40
81
yobbin9 prices II x-bbl.
N MN, 80: standard niddlings,
5Q 1nt1dlings. sac; cracked
i cern and oat chop. 80 ton.
4 81. !.
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ngLp " >TED-MXLE.

ALTO pNiNTEE and nuisher wanted
only rst-ciasr m"u need apply
sf~ady work 21f FaNt Jefferson.
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SEARCH OLD
HOUSE FOR
ARNOLD GIRL

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ArTo REPAiRMAN. I372 q
River-avt.
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eopsss. es.ssQs Baldwin,.
y ~: 0teels Red. 3i0s Dbl:
16as - @s 50 DBL; western box
ssd shipping stock.
.brSsd Limaa sM@7c ID.
ses1es--es.st0s.Ss Per bu.;
Rpsccs-ls0s.as per crate
q. IS u: per bhl
-1fIchfg1n hats. 17hc: New
34c; ewi1e, 22@37c: imporfed
M Aoc: ltmbufger. 1.lL.. lie;
"a: brick cresm: iI4c; long
6. s.s.'. :. i I'm sisifi s ii
6cSsSshjss--0resn peppers
crate. lSc basEet: rAdtshes.
n - dos; lettuce. 13ollc h.;
11O &c 0V1 Sdcumbers. hot
I4.W4l.ze peg 1oz.: hoth0uee
~ - q go IL sarrots.. 1o07Sc
DA lettuce. e3Q3.25 hamper:
as.s 1850 g rss a, beans su,
~ 10 Soc doz.: green onions.
- r AIS. @0c per bunch;
oo& 00Aye per hamper.
~ 0SlSa--SS ~ 20 per crate.
4ncy white. new. ls417c;
Ills H.; sxtractsd. 70se
8reit ysIppsrs are RaxinE
nG 0g1oe6 for beled hay tu
- p .:srssi ,,M MS,
~ I ya Xxx sfftceis:n MC.
- xeiioW. oa7s03;
- medium hens. 1s4 Zoe;
1xG: rocstevs 11021c:
M ~ ftx. ducks, 500 SIC -.
Sto10c6- Jerseys. S1.f00l.zo
Der. III o9Lst Der crate;
11y4oe as q Soc Ct: 3t-Qt.
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LONDON. April 2s.--French troops
are on the offensive against the Ger
mans at several points along the
Verdun front and the fighting dur
ing the past As hours has been
greatly TO their advantage. accord
ing to reports from Paris. Military
critics here believe that the German
drive has been decisively halted and
that the Germans will shortly he
driven from their advanced positions
near the fortress.
Berlin statements. although claim
ing that the French were repulseo
generally" admit the lost OF i'm
portant positions on both sides oil
the Meuse. Paris claims signal sue
cesses near Dead Mans hill and In
the Woevre region.
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AMSTERDAM. April 2s.-An en-.
envy aeroplane bombarded Sofia yes
terday for the first time since the
beginning CT the war. according to
an otficial dispatch from the Bull
garian capital today. A school and
cottage were damaged. but there
were no casualties.
The raiding aviator probably fiew
from the AngloFrench front in
northern Greece, a distance OF about
10 miles and return.
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NO GAIN FOR
TEUTONS; SOFIA
BOMBED

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BARBER wANTED-Good guaran.
tee 56s Dubois.
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BRASS FOUNDRY HELPERS. ~
Fourteenth. Take Baker car.
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CARFENTERS--rs Mothe-avr., ms,
west OF Twelfth. Steady work.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13
Bandits Getting
Las;SI, 900, 900
SWag Overlooked

Bonds worth more than mulioV
dollars were carried thru the dow
Town district Monday morning from
ths cy 4su 20 the Peoples State
.s.rk in ,1ree canvas sstchels Two
2stroImsa. their hands on the
.ro,k. ~ pistols and a number Of
plain clothes guards, watched over
The treasure as 10 threaded Js way
,hru he crowd
The hoods are those issued by the
city for ,choOl purposes Their AK
gregate value is ST. l.2o3 600 and they
we're being taken by tho purchasers.
xounre Bros & Redmond. OF New
York city Just before the bonds
left me ,.ty hall FOR the bank. City
Treasurer Max c Kock was handed
A certified check tor tieoS.oo0 given
hy the Peoples State bank.
Proceeds from the bonds will be
used 20 meet the cost ot school
buildings IN process ot construction
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13
CONSERVE
VICTORY'S FRUIT

Dig in and never let the rang
take over the business cf the polls
was Dr W n wray BOYLE adnont
iion 70 his congregation sundap
night 10 telling them 20 en.rs-~h
themselves tC conserve 'He benefits
CT the prohibition victo~y
Experience teaches us ;hs tie
enemy 40 Nave defea'ed bo-h
tricky and unscrgpul0ps 10 aid
let us resolve % keeu intact trn
voting fierce - tho mighty ftza7
ship no'y definitely registered On -ae
side ~ Righteousness Let gr organ
ire for the enforcement of Law IL
IS determine 20 defea' ans candt
date FOR public Office who canro' 30
trusted 20 protect the interests ~
teousness
Or Boyie repeated be adv0rarv
Of Temperance settlement 20 take
the place of the salocu Hl. church
Is already planning % establish a
social certer - this sort
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MAIEsTIC.

kfar breaking all gvevious at
tendance reoords Lees Than ;he
uus, tHe newest MARY Ptckford
p--lre opened IN The Majestic the
at~t Sunt,s o crow l. ius, As large
a -het "a ere week aEo This Vill
he ste Jas, week. az booking ar
ra-xcmeufe 'Jr other p.c,1res DO not
r"rui. less Than the D,st 20 be
to't otsr longer Marguerite clark
IN Miss George Washington viii
.s 'tc feature picture mex week
Less Than fAc Dust. u Ia be-.
hsved has created record thR' b
vl be hard .or anyone else 20 ever
oror.ome locally All LAT wee6 tac
s5 'a 81 .safs w8e discontinued after
O'Clock AZ night h~cau" uo NOR"
ier ons could be accommodated anu
ra3qasrd. aer Unrd saA> unable
tn secure admission Tie previous
Majestic record saa hold 5y Mr and
Mrs Vernon castle ~ The Whlrl
% i4fe
ca. TaaV no Dav" iss story OF
'-t.a and EusAhi with Niss PICK
ioyd IN 'he role OF an English cast
lnAy n permit Mrs pickford 20
display those talents FhIch have
lade her 80 popgl1~. Nnd "a uudouhf-
ed,y tho best vehicle ste has ever
bad splendid murich program
accompanies tsc feature. Ieary San.
rry sings and there is az enjoy
aaie key- one comeC, and tho lopi
cal revies ~ current n"Ws events.
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PRESBYTERIAN
BRANCH CHURCH
is DEDICATEE

Grace Presbyterian Mission. re.
Gently organized branch OF the
Highland PARK Presbyterian church.
md loca, - NJ waverly and Her
man aves WAS dedicated Sunday
afternoon a. 9 o'clock The ser
vices verc attended by many lead
.nE Presbyterians and addresses
we're mae by The following The
Rev James Mcdonald. pastor ~ The
Highland Park resbyterlan church
Rev Hagi, Jack pastor % the Ger
sral Presbyterian church be Rev
a Atvood superintendent o' 'y-
uoaa. mission work in Michigan.
ard Rob-rt NcGnneN '-easurcr of
ths -hu- extension committee ~
the Detrct qresby'ery Nhich Cor
,-ba.ed 1000 toward the new
ta1d.nE
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IT'S TWO BELOW
OUT IN DENVER

DENVER. col, Sov f3-The
present cold Vave has broken veafh-
er recordE ~ The northwest and Ia
m Rocky mountain regions. accord
inE 20 Forecaster Brandenburg of
rhe Denver weather bureau poca.
'elio and Boise CITY. IDAHO. reported
low marks of four and y above
zero. respectively. The lowest TEN
2rstures ever recorded in November
hose cities
Denverites shivsred in a tenp~rs
tgrs of tTo below zero a. RI
today and The forecast vas for an.
other ~ hours ~ continued cold
The snowfall has been compsratiYeiy
light The low pressure area. nov
just south of Colorado and overlyiug
Ssv Mexico. must travel far east
ward before warm weather fesuits
In thls region The crest ~ taee
cold wave wAs In - Montana af
night. with temperature Of 10 below
zero
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13
BILLY
AND SOCRATES

Prof 3 s;o-gs- Holbora vh5
is delivering series u isc 1reo ca
Greek civilization saturday evenings
IN The U1iversal.st church yar.ef
The order Of ai. itc'l-e course 81
introducing his lecture on Socrates.
n which he -oos occasion Sa.l-das
evening 20 contrast Soertes and
Billy SUNDAY
SocrGtes was The most typical ~
all Greek- while SUNDAY ta- ,yp.
cf The iwentieth certur- TIE ia--
Ter made al appeal 10 rhc gallery
The modern crove was uo, sgr.
cienyiy developed to und. r~.anl So
crates The reasar said De -re.
ierred 70 criticize SUNDAYS au1.ence
rather than SUNDAY himself
Socrases went about DENYING hln-
self the lgTgr.e- OF isfe SUNDAY &c.
uied himself nothing. A 10 which
was The greater and higher there
was nor room f0r doubt Socrates
taught faen 20 l1ve the c4a-tif1l
and good Sunday taard 1gs were
entirely negative. Tie speaker said
With his Prot HoIbo-u d.sn sses
Billy sunday and leyotei he great
er portion ~ his time - -ocrates.
shom be dsser. ,ed as tha greatest
educator ~ all time
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13
WAsAINGTON

Barnev Barnard. one of the best
known % -ago comedlsns and
hose creation ~ Ahe Potash IN the
ttase version of Potash and Perl
uuuer sas one Of the laughing sue
,essea OF tho continent for two
5 ears. ls 20 DO seen on the Washing
ton screen thiS week as David Solo.
man in a Prince In a Pawnrhop "
Mr nernard. who baS the faculty
0f revealing pathoq under comedy.
has The role II a Hebrew pawnbrok-
er. who. while demanding the last
penny from hi. Customers. spends
his money lavlshly 20 aid the poor
and needy n IL role that gives
Er ~ rnard every opportunity for
tie hne character acting fo~ wktch
10 IL noted
Soloman is devoted 20 his son.
Inc latter has married unknown 20
hs father. but thru the mAchina.
Ions of an enemy has cast aside
his wife. believing her 20 be fAi,n
.oss Years later tho elder Soloman
comes across he girl and her
child. and not knowing their identity.
aids 'hcm. because the child looks
so much like hls son. Maurice. In
mo cnd. the truth II revealed and
Grandpa" makes everybody happy.
An amusing comedy. the interna
tlonsl weekly. orran Folos and or
chestral selcctlona, and songr hy
Harry Jones complete tho program.
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~ THE -, :, - -. - -.
AZ n. ESH E3
EaEs E3
nsraolr OPERA AousE.

=
The Philippines and Hawaiian ISL
ruds were The SUBJECTS % p VI New
1ans ,ravei,alk sunday evening q
rhe Detroit opera house. brias.ne
,he delightful ser.s- 20 lectures ON
lie orient 20 a close Mr. Newman s
Visit 20 The Pacific ocean posses
ou. os ne Uni'e3 state. VAS made
% rive spuns u ~ pgesen' year and
o ma.eria. IS an naA
The Inference b@,~e~n fh, native
aaa the Amer.canl1ed po-ious ~
.ts stands vas shown tv Nr Nea
man ~ story nd picture and fh~
contrast proved Instructive agI ~
'srrWnlns The philippines ard ffe
Hawaiian stands h-ve mu-h oi o1aI-
~ IN scc-ert and o9a.ntr. -s as Nen
as The ca-'ou. ana r'au.sFr Man
ia is shcvn .o ba tno-4ig modern.
progressive r'ft o.th uftre ecu
-euiences ~ tha American cities
M q m4s; D. -st-i si-o many ~
'halr a1ominations
IA Hawaii 'he native customs thf
.bgla hula dance tfe boiling orate- ~
hiI44ea revealed the romance and
-re'l Nb..a 'Hr bird ai .ara1.s"
o. -L- Pacific Hesfes about 40 RAo
slsr D.. SIR Nsv ma. t.fa-.s
were remarkable pamplss of }en
aytor uhy proc red for tae most
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13
BY GEORGE KAR7YT

tEtd1 Co respOndsRt United Press
NEW YORK Nov ls-The herrs
show one of socictys annual rr.
cuses Cor showing its Prize stece
end stockings. Is in Full snlne TO-
day az Madison square garden
The program Il long and tre
horses fails- are short
FouT1eEFe9 monarchs aat FF1
legged queens reign in TIE sea or
brilliant decorations that has been
poured over The interior of the gar
den with lavish hand and moro Iay
ish pocketbook
Notable among The exhibitors te
the ersfwhiie EuKenia Kelly ghr
Is showing King Simon. her nov
hunter. and Al Davis. her new bus
band Eugenis has had a gveat deal
10 trouble with both fIers uo'hef
registered front page hbI -lfon to
her marrying Davis for days and
King Simon tried 70 break hor nook
when she rode MIN
Morning clsascs i0dat He.e H.
voted 20 animals ~ spor sl Interest,"
10 breeders high stcprIng road
sters saddle horses. pony teams .r
toris and brouEhsm pairs and water
jump hitters 1llei The af'crnocr
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13
AVENUE

Sam Meals big show and Pa
risian Beauties" who were seen in
no Avenue thca'er several weeks
sgo. returned Sunday and will re-
main all week with an original oircr-
ing never before shown here.
The show IL divided into two bur
lettas and several olio numbers. The
FIRST hurlotta ls known as TN Pan
anna" and the other. Sailing Down
tho Chesapeake A number of tho
latest song hits are sung by tho
principals and chorus ot rs pretty
and Wellcostumed girls
The cast is made UP of Sam MI.
cal. Harry Carr. May Kern. Vire
ginla Hart. Edna Schrader. lack
Cassin and Curt Kayanaugh. Vir-
ginia Hart is prima donna OF the
company. singing number OF well
rendered songs
The show Is above tho ordinary,
as far az good acting and clean
comedy is concerned
The feature is Princess inez.
,ondon dancer. and W,llfred Bar
reti. mlddleweighi wrestling cham
pion ~ Michigan who meets all
comers AZ the performances a prize
OF $40 is offered by tho management
10 any ono who can stay In the ring
FOR 70 minutes With Barrett.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13
With the Minister'S

There were six tables IN llaA A.
tNe Detroit whist club on Mondaf
atertug Net e when thc follow ~
s~ores we're made IN the Tesulal
W eekg contest game
Norih and south , q BATES anl
" Blown, Plus " Aatiel +.
ana W y E8stn. plus ?, O. PsT NJ
ans " I. BroWn plus Nfef
r,atn ans J Frrntls plus
Hose and ~ s raylor minus
T. BielmAu and G. w kese
" "a, and west W MeCaussy
Ana Thomas Watson plus
Bradley ard r : .ratt. plus -
Boehm aud = Koran. ayersge
" Kurts and C. Strll sEen.
mirusI , " Brsht ard
Commons minus fa4hN i4'
And t. r. McKechnie. minus
The following scores were mace 'h
North and South L hAlkN
ana " Bradley. Vius NJ and
Ms y I. Rrown plus Mrs
psnnet, and J " MrCal seY plus
M ans Mrs n p Ncehm minus
Mrs X z slick and W Tsy Tor
East snd.wes Nrs " = BAuells
and - IS Rates II-s Mrs A
M-s a. = Y.eiean ard Mr' 70
Kastsuearg.e. n-nta' IN, NJ minus
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13
CADILLAC

Tho Frolics ~ 1911 staged ~ ths
veteran Jean BedlnL opened =
weeks engagement sunday arter.
noon Ga the Cadillac The com
rany - well balanced and a liberal
addition aG-feature numbers on tho
program make tho show one ~ tho
Kind which ioesn' dismiss YOU with
he feeling that Tho price OF tickets
Is running high
Lillian l4ppmann leads the trnin.
inc contingent Her Staging and
acting arc secoudary 'o beauty OF
'scc and an abundance % figure
Gladys Sears has some excellent spe,
rIaI Numbers Arthur Connolly.
Jim Uazel'on ~ Rayrob and Frank
rcsaon are no male members OF
fhr rs-' who lead in the funmaking
Fg,d IA Rsine and company In sn
c'ertvlcai novelty performance, pro-
vide much 'Bn and az the same time
gre en- an act that r. interesting
from sciontlso standpoint. Mabel
Sthc.b the human dynamo" is a
distinct feature ot the novelty A
group ~ poorly dressed but highly
FN"''lFf CoiuNdtAiH e'i4f ApfAH AiDDi
the audience and give uproarous
limitations ~ men who are sensitive
20 tho slightest connection with an
.loctr rally charged object
The four Haley sisters are back
again They ar" pleasingly different
from most female quartets They
wear their own hair sing Won and
one n them is a Commodianna.
Two burlettas. fully up 20 the Cad
lilac standard. arc vehicles for much
~ The amusement
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13
Equines Are Least of the Sights
AT New York's Horse Show, Says
Dazzled Newspaper Writer

END .rnIng program
Trs ~ ourse fbe oreIaI or
rae eat f7r Ern-styiss 20 asser, them
-r.ap
-offae ha among fhs tea
-fa' 'te 1el shape bas -a-
e4 -Ne 11Ie0i Ik hat Even
aef lre rld bur mot .yeiste-ous
- ha -rure t- .rzh below
'lf se'cps -a much f9- t4e men
ia' " .frE7 are again
0rte a Pew 1 sa omen
Their f1roa.s ih-ottled
s.ng.s's ~ uf 1referabif ermi..
There arc costs and rcarfs ar
ahaV .ttf wraps ~ H too. and ~.
-kf'a sfs so trimmed also
-enert' rea.ug rDorr bot
as 'o gowns and tte Earnlshfng of
'hr garden are hH ,over IN tone
iNan. ,as' wear, His( and vh,to
irpie arat auf such ilso color.
oIr inh'rfanra from rhr mournirr
s'w0 prfrr OF Elr0pr 1f war. pre.
dominate a.-fs are longer bv Two
nIH"s MAN .et ferr and fhe RaI.'
anywhere
Irr1 once In awhile SOU rc sup
used ro loof af VINO horses pran,
! ing around rho fanhark. TOO B4f
that's optional
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13
DINGEMAN PU SHE'S
GRADE PLANS

corporation Counsel D.uEsmer
.a6R -.a -- get ae9rl'r action on
u4.-lud-a. grade operations Sa--
.rta. $50 rsoruet fhe state raj
road commission ht had estimates
o, asu'-a damages ready and Nan'
ed ro meet che commission a. az
ea-.y ia.p
DELAYS In aoa'-1' estimates have
knIt past sTor-s 20 separate Io-
rular,sr grades The c.'y has nor
saou5tted tbeu i6r TWO reasons
.erause lt did nor know me comml--
sla-s exact plans and oacsuse 'he
c.'r always paws such damage and
cd rot consider ), necessary 90
submit them 10 the commission.
TfnEeman ID bis letter 20 the com
mission. suggests alteration ~ grade
opara on plans on Jefferson ave
where ir - proposed fo lover tse
street rs feet and DISTURB 'ar a
Gistarr- - f.I11 Feet - Je-e-so7-
ave Is one o' fhs city widest
streat- frgeuan wants some
change e plans 20 r9' down ,hr
expense
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13
FRIENDS PAY
LAST TRIBUTE TO
w. S. ABBOTT

The home OF the late " $. Abbott
q No. l04 Alger-ave. was filed with
friends who gathered to pay tribute
90 q career OF quiet dignity and
Adelity, Sunday afternoon.
The Rev. J. p. Huget, pastor OF
the First Congregational church,
which Mr.. Abbott served as trustee
and Bible school superintendent.
read impartings OF eternal hope from
the Scriptures. and spoke tenderiy
OF the unshowy sincerity and genu-
ineness OF Mr.. Abbotts life. ? l.
Fraser sang Lead kindly Light
and Abide With Ne"
Mr.. Abbotts faithful stewardship
vas also reviewed with feeling A.
the Sunday services IN the church
and Bible school.
The interment was az Lapeer
Monday morning. The services there
were conducted by the Rev J p
Macdonald, OF the Highland Park
Presbyterian church, formerly pastor
In Lapeer.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13
MOTHER AND HER
FOUR CHILDREN
SEEK SHELTER

Charity WORKERS ere maNns an
EFFORT 20 md a rome tor Mrs Mary
barr mother ~ four children. ali
nte- seven years ~ho is making a
brave st-lgg,e EaiEst poverty and
lines ',rs Barr and her brood
recently we're forced 81 move ol' oy
home becatsa ~ failure 70 pay
rent and are' nox quartered In a
basement n ths rear % 40 3S9 Ia
-ave-te.ace @as TIE woman is
sick aud her husband IS said TO be
unemployed Women who have be
-ome interested ln .he womans sad
2ltgh have offered 70 raise So Tor
a month. rem