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The Detroit times., 1916-09-09
HIGHLAND PARK


John Lockwood. OF winons-ave..
has returned home from Toledo.
where he had been spending a few
". case. OF No e46 Highland ave.
loft today 70 visit with friends In
Toledo for few days.
Miss Marion Simous 90 No. 279e
woodward-ave. ia spending the week
end at Flint with friends.
Rex Conely. az No. 22s Richton-
ave, loft today 90 spend the next
few DAYS At Brighton. Mich.
Mr. and Mrs T. Simons and family,
OF No. IsS Glendale ave. have re-
turned from trip 60 Woodslee. ont.
whore they visited with relatives for
The Misses hilton. Chick and Met
calf. OF Roston Mass. are the house
guests OF Mrs r. r. Henderson. of
No zoo Highland ave,
Mr. Brown. OF No. 81 Wsverly- ave.
has left on a two or threc-months'
business trip 20 California
Miss Rachel Chadwick. former
girls phypcal director Of the nigh
school. left Yesterday 10 attend the
UniNcrsUy ~ Wisconsin. whore she
VIII take up course ~ study.
Mrs. Cornwen and son, hudson, OF
M 50 Waycrlv-ave. arc spending the
week on = water trip To Duluth.
Nj Beitzel and daughter Miss
Lois. Of No. go Highland-aNe.. have
returned home from a short stay at
MIR and Mrs Down and family. Of
Wavcriy-avs hnv" returned home
from syracuse where they spent sew
cral weeks with friends and rela-
tivcs
Mrs Ralph r Henderson. 81 No.
coo highland entertained at a
drllehtful luncheon party Thursday
In honor of her ont -of-town guests.
Those ursseuf were Mrs Parson and
MIS- No her. ~ Detroit and the
Misses Netcalr chick. and Hilton, 81
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs Trathcn. 81 No Sc
Nvaton-avr have been spending "A
Few DAYS ou motor trip 10 Port
HURON and To- vicinity
Miss Dorothy MACK. OF New York
city. ts the guest of Mrs, R SHEER
Yatt. Of No. t2t Elmhurst-avo.
The funeral services for Leon Nord
SON ~ Nj ana MA Eben Nord were
hold THIS afternoon from the rosi-
deurc of his parents, No i7e Buena
Mrs Rurns. OF No. a5 Bucna vista
ave west rs visiting friends in
Cadillac Mich for few weeks.
Master lack Welsh. Of Buena
Nistn-ave, west, is recovering from a
serious attach ~ appendicitis.
daic-avs, spent yesterday with Mrs
: A. Cloutlor. 81 lockwood. Mich
The funeral services for Patrick
Martin. who passed away last We'd
ncsday we're held this morning from
the family residence, tonnor's Creek
rd and Siv-milc-rd. az sac and at
tho - Thomas church at 2 n. IN.
Mrs. NalpRRs. ~ No. 2i2 Cortland
ave. spent Friday with friends near
Trenton
very pretty wedding was solemn
ized Wednesday evening when Miss
Orpha Ellen. daughter ~ Mrs. Edna
G Law. ~ No. 90 'Buena Vista-ave
cast, and Thomas Edward Near. OF
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Acton. Ontario, were united In mar
Mrs. Near will be at home after Sept.
IL, at No. 7 Marston-ct.
The Misses ola and Teresa Pin
soneault have returned 10 their
their brother. p. A Pinsoneault and
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Dyer. OF No 233
Mrs Ed shaughnessy and daughter,
Estelle. OF No. 222 AValon-ave.. spent
Friday with friends at lockwood.
Mich.
Miss Evelyn Thompson. of No 223
so%s from Lake LnGs ss where sSe
has been entertained by friends for
the past three weeks.
The funeral services for Mrs Hat
tie Ruch, who died last Wednesday,
were held this afternoon from the
residence. No. SO Ford-ave. Surviv-
ing are her husband. Adam Ruch. and
two children. Mrs. Roy Richardson
George Y. Lux. OF No. 2s4 winons-
ave, and Miss Celia Z. shepherd. OF
81. Louis. Mo. were welded last
Thursday at the home OF tho bride.
Following the ceremony. the couple
left on an automobile tour Of several
southern cities They will be at
home Al the Winona-aNe. residence
Mrs. Kyselka. of No II Portage
ave. entertained the Ladies' Aid OF
the Congregational church in her
home at their regular business meet
ing. Plans were discussed for the
fan work
The nrst meeting Of the woman :
union. following the vacation period
was held in the Presbyterian church
Thursday afternoon. Mrs James II
Macdonald being the leader
Rev. l. Paul Taylor. Of waverly-
ave, has returned home from his
vacation spent at ONtey. Canada.
Miss Ruth Sergeant. Of No. So Rich
ton ave. who has been spending q
few weeks at Kalamazoo. Mich. mas
rturned home,
Samuel lIail. Of MaEsAChusetts-aV
Is spending the Weekend In Buffalo
and Nihgara kAllA.
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Suburban News

Ia tile local Methodist church sum
day morning at 10 o'clock there VIII
be "love-feast. followed by a COM
munion service with sermon by the
pastor, the Rev l.. NJ. Blakelyi hap
tism will also he observed. Recep-
tion al members also Will he held.
The topic for the minister's sermon
will hc Following Christ"
"'Thc greater 10Y" will be the topic
Of the morning sermon ny the Rev. y.
T.. Samuelson OF the Baptist church.
Walter j. Hoshall. county dry cam
paign committee manager. and other
prominent dry workers viii conduct
n union temperance meeting sunday
evening In the Grace Baptist church.
union choir. consisting OF River
Rouge Episcopal. Baptist and Metho-
dist church singers. VIII sing at the
meeting
The topic OF Hoshalrs address will
he THE saloon--facts, not fancies."
Mr. Powell. also 81 the committee,
viii talk on The saloon In politics
All the local ministers OF the above
named churches are working hard TO
have a record crowd. as is the local
cOmpniftHe
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BIRMINGHAM

The womans Literary club VIII
hold - meeting Tuesday afternoon.
sept. -. at tho home Of the Misses
Post. on East Maplc-ave,
Bert Baldwin. OF Grand Ledge, Is
a guest AT the home Of his mother.
Mrs. John Baldwin. on tIamilton-aNe
a miscellaneous shower was given
Thur sday afternoon for Mrs. Harry
Mcbride. at her home on south Wood
wnrd.aVe, by the mc b"rS 81 tho
woodward-aye. Bapti { church, or
Detroit.
Mrs. n. J. Taylor and two dauRh-
ters. Maxine and Virg MIA. have re-
turned from a summer stay az Long
lake, near Alpenn.
Edward Nichols. OF Burton MICH,
IL visiting his nephew, Walter Mich
Christian science services will he
held sunday Al 10. so m IN inc
birmingham club house on South
Miss Rachael yesterday has gonc
10 Monroe 10 attend st Mary :
academy, this year.
Lee Lowry has sold 20 acres OF
farm land in Troy to Fred Daniels.
Or. and Mrs I. II. Cue. ~ Cieve-
land. are visiting AZ the home Of Mr..
and Mrs r. II. cobb. on North Wood
Allen brown and Raymond Peck
have returned from a tWo-monthS
trip through Wisconsin,
Farm land OF i70 acres I'm south
field. owned by the late samuel Bell.
has been sold by order Of the circuit
court IN order 10 divid" the proceeds
among heirs. II Was bought by pan
iel McCiarcy ~ Pontiac and Wiley
BeIt OF this place. for SIS, 700.
The Foreign Missionary society. ~
the Methodist Episcopal church, VIII
meet Sept. 81. in the home of Mra'
Thsd Leland. on North Woodward
ave.
Julius Rundel has returned from n
rAhinE trip TO Maiceday lake.
Mr. and Mrs. David NewComh, or
Milan. have returned after spending
a few days At the home of MIR. and
Mira I n Hale, on Martin-st.
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REQ CONCERNS
FORM MERCER
Car Company AbsOrbs Truck !;
Latter Stock Jumps
Five Points

Announcement OF the merger of
the REQ Motor Car and REQ Motor
Truck companies, Of Lansing. caught
members of the Detroit Stock ex-
change off guard" Saturday morn
ing. and created considerable sur
prise
The news was received in Detroit
in letters mailed out to the stock
holders, Friday night, from Lansing
The merger was being made, the let
ter stated. on the basis OF a share
OF Car for share of Truck, the
latter concern, which has been a
subsidiary. being absorbed. The re-
suit was that Truck, which har been
lapguishing around Sc, 81 and 80 all
summer. jumped five points. Car
also advanced a point. There was
q great rush for Truck when the
session opened. but the price started
AZ Al rs, and while several small
trades were made N that figure, few
pressed the demand for IL.
The announcement by letter was
the first intimation OF the CONSOLE
dalton. and many broker walled
because he had overlooked loading
up a few days ago The price Fri.
day was 80. an dthere was kerry lit
tie activity i'm the issue.
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Marriage Licenses

Herbert Hartley. IS. Providence.
Mary r. Williams. 3D. Rarneveld, \ Y.
Herbert J. pihert. 23. Garrett Ind.
Katherine Bohor. 20 kalkaska
stefan Rychlicki %, Jennie Bal
Floyd J. Curran. 20. Garrett. Ind;
Edna Schneitzer. Is. Auburn, Ind.
Walter l. ovens 81 Victoria He
Edward Baker. "a Mary Vein. e.
Michael Chanik. p. Ford city,
Deril Poponik, 2s, same.
Harrison NJ. Murray 81 Detroit
Myra r. Olsen, -. Duluth MINI.
Henry Ruston, 81, Edna Free, 81.
-, Cashier widute, 26. Alexandria
Roy G. marman. 90 Brown city:
Bessie Robinson. go, Detroit.
Joseph Reno %, Josephine Rutter.
George Curis. 20. Detroit Hazel
John simon, 81. Mary szeiagi. 20.
Lafayette l. Monroe. % Eva NJ.
Edward " Kriebel 81 Mamie
George Mochoeinko. IS Kate Much
Louis j. Hagaman. 30. strouthers,
o.. Cecilia Ransom. Is, same.
william X. Dawson. so; Rose Bel
Leo Mcouillin, %. Romulus; Nellie
Shook. 27. same.
Joseph r. Christie. 27 Edna NJ
Bur. 20
Ralph T.. Baker % Inez f, Slick
90
stewart Leily. q. Warren. o.; Ava
Nasbinder. Is. same.
John Stoirsli, 26 Tracey Golocho-
Wicz. 20.
!. r, Goss, Jr.. 81 Hazel q. Reed.
20
George Biool o. Caroline spor-
neak. 81
Moe NJ Jacobs. 81. Chicago Han
nah HiRgiubottom. 20 Evansville.
august Glatz, "a Minnie Bron-
claw. "a
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Births


BOYS
Giuseppe Nosotti 3S4 Brewster Jo-
seph Garbarino. 56t Orleans, Leon =,
Garrick. GIL Garland; Winfield IL.
Lange. Paul \ Jams. Walter Allan,
Providence hospital, Lawrence Hart
ner, SEQ St Aubin. Charles vincent
SIS Sylvester. William Flemming.
s0la National Paul VI Benzien. Bou-
levard sanitarium, Glen French. 800
Second. Jack Bomena, 436 tongre 50
+ Anthony Christopoles 1871 Russell;
christ Pappas, ga Brush steve De-
regowski S9l Ferry, Peter g Roth,
SCI Philip. Christian Hemmingsen,
704 Forest r.. Emil Klsko, 2l2 ia /
timorc W Man Parciewinska, 6bs
Wesson Charles T.. Glossenger. 1Sl
l. Congress. Jacob kustielny. go
Wosson. Louis C. Esch. Is Mohawk.
George Papas. lS6 Hastings Giuseppe
Lucldo. rs Fort Harry ZnraH. 81
f. Warren, Morris Horowitz III Illt-
nois Michael Tanutick. ISL Belmont
Zach A. chandler; 20 breckenridge
r. A. Hutclesen. 1911 Mt Elliott
Orny Simeck. 7S1 Eighteenth; Wlady-
slaw Patowska. 1918 Tnrnow Charles
Wagner. David Lorency. Providence
hospital William Buchanan, 194 JOS
Campau. John CZcsZe wslIa 3l6 VII
liams. william Lellich Harper hospi-
tai. George Beadies, Harper hospital,
Ambros + Rooms 2h2 Waterman
John l. Jorgenscn. Woman's hospi-
Ferdinand ! Hunletmau. 81 pufheld
Ed BAH. 1856 Lafayette W; Chester
Orlowski. SOS Thirty -tnlrd; Tomasz
Pataszewski 1i3 Dane, John Sobota
ass Leland. Harvey ~ Splizell. 299l
r. jefferson Ton Startek 1855 June
ton. Edgar Bcrcan coo Helen Archie
e Gardner. Samaritan hospital. JET
ferson l.. CANNON. PCS Michigan, Joe
Buccillato 49, Lafayette v Harry
NJ Greinherg. Grace hospital branch
Abraham Eatz. ae9 hastings samuel
Black SCI West Grand blvd; WI
liam " WArl'nr 2aS Porter; Arthur
r. Frh ca. Van DYKE, Jan Dziwik
SCI Orleans. Brouielaw SemiN. Sto-
.Vcl-pi ANTHONY FU4ZkeWNer. 1921
Russell Bill Kfrk 20 Russell; Nor
man T. cate S5} Grandy.
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TRENTON

Funeral services for the late Dee
IIolbrock. 70, who died Thursday at
midnight. viii be held Sunday after
noon. at o'clock. from the home OF
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Hol-
brook. with the Rev, Or. William
Thomas officiating. and the Trenton
BloOmdale,
Rev. George Guichard will conduct
services sunday morning and evening
In the Presbyterian church.
The last service before the confer
ence will he held sunday In the NJ. r.
church. with the Rev. Elmer X. Smith
in charge. The official budget. esti-
mated AZ a banquet Friday evening.
viii be presented 10 the conference.
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FACTORY srrEs
Factories and Sites
FACTORY SITES

he sold bar
VEST GrrErzoN-AvE- $1,000
cR>wFoBp-,vr FACTORY SITE. rorlr siding Price
EAST woopeerneE near 900 square feet noes
space
EAST PNGorER eeo noor space Land
ryCAsTE-A nd r.. $500
s,sc
DIX g. VI r. R
MaNvrH Motor Go About 81 acres Very
FERNpALE AND WATERMAN riirosa fntss~s
on rtcyr ,v y aer~s
$4,000 Dtfot Teru,nV r.. tSssa
1872 OF
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RIVER ROUGE

Plans arc complete for the twoS
weeks mission. which hcgirs SUNDAY
morning In our Lady NJ Lourdcs
church and which IS 20 he colduct-
ed bv the Rev Fathers French. mona
hue and Finney. Holy Cros' mission
aries from Notrc Dame university.
The nrst week 81 services. Which WI
no held twice daily, will he FOR men
only. while the second VIII be Tor wo-
men only. The pastors % the church,
who will assist tho Holy Cross tath-
ers. are the Rev ". Emmanucl Glenn
OF ana the rev. Pr r. = Jordan, as
sistant.
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ANN ARBOR

Attorney George sample was re-
nominated az county Republican COM
mttfce chairman and Victor r. Van
Ameriger secretary-trearurer, OF the
organization here Friday In a meet
ing of candidates who outlined a
plan OF intensive campaign for the
fall election.
The Ann Arbor high school win
institute system Of domestic chem
istry here this fall. also one In com
msrcial salesmanship for young wo-
men and men students. Both are new
steps In high school work
Mr.. and Mrs, Don A. stark were
buried yesterday afternoon In the
"a above them hy n bugler OF the
spanish war veterans, Of which Mr..
stark was member. Paul Reule was
also buried Friday afternoon. All
three were victims OF the sandusky
auto accident.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-09

Secretary's Office. 80 broadway.
Detroit. Mich. Sept. 5, 1915.
nIDs--ERECrIoN z0-ROOM SCHOOL
BUILDING. MCMILLAN AVE-, BB-
TWEEN CAMPBELL AND CAvAL-
RN AYES.
Sealed proposals. will be received
at this Office until o'clock p. m.
TUESDAY, Sept &c. 1915 for furnishing
All labor and material necessary Tor
the erection OF twenty-room scnooI
building on Mcmillan avenue. between
Campbell and Cavalry avenues.
Proposals will be received as fol-
Proposals for the entire Job.
Proposals under the four-bid form.
General Mason Specifications.
General Carpenter Specifications
Heating. Ventilatiug and Plumbing
specifications,
Electric Wiring
Also proposals for 81 separate
classes ~ work.
plans and specifications ucHer the
direction ~ the archit-cts. may be
seen m the Office Of Maleomson q
HiEginhothen. 40t Moffat bldg.
plauR and specifications under the
direction Of the consulting engineers
may be zeeu at thr ufGce OF AInrrer-
man r. NoCoU 23AS PcnobscOt bldg
PropCsHIs must be suhmitted on
forms Furnished hv che architects or
consulting engineer and must pe
accoupani hr Hrri0sd check or
cash ruuUl TO ~ Ht goo NC
Genera contractors must submh.
attached - choir proposals. the names
OF their sub contractors.
\ depoNt az $40 il required Tor
each Get or piars. 60 he repaid whom
plans arc returned; also rental OF
s. per dav viii be charged cortreet-
orr who retain plans longer thsn
agreed.
The Board OF Education reserves
tho right 10 reject any or all bids-
CHAS. a GApD.
Secretary.
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Deaths

Andrea Stable Monroe and Lafsy-
cite. SO years, kuuShut WOUNDS, Ma
tie MetlSus. 10 r.. 10 months tleo-co-
Tits: Rlsnch FlhfuWskL 20 Waldo, 10
months. cholera iufautuW Cecilia
Bouchard. $40 B1idwin, ! years, cc-
rchral sbsCeSs, Jacob Nelmtck, GfaCe
hospital, 32 years, fractured Skull,
Arthur klciustcuber. samaritan hos
Harris. Harper hospital ~ years dia
belts mCllitus. element karrer blN
seneca. IS years nrphriiIS Jrhn Ley
den. Receiving hospital. 70 Years.
droWumg; Mary ConcSNy, Little sis
ters of Poor. - years. diabetis melli-
tus; Albert Ianicrki. providence. hos
pifal. about 81 years. internal homor-
! hacc Archie McGr1w, Receiving
hospital. about 80 years alcoholism,
steve Sebersten, Fort ana Green, SO
years heat proStra tiOn: George HUI
dolph. 215 r.. Jefferson, So years, mi
trail insuffcieucy, Harry PesseiL 2h5
Brewster' rs wears. "cute appendlci-
It's; Frederick VI Devinc. 196 Scmin-
ole. s5 Years. pulmonary tuberculosis.
Lucy W Scott. co. Fouricenth. 81
years endoCarditts. Edlth NJ. Harmon,
$50 r.. Jefferson, g years. acute gas
tritis: Joseuph 4. Burns. t6 Mel
bourne. AZ years. cerebral cmholus,
Evelinc +. Adams. Arnold home. y
years, summer complaint, Victoria
Kuhn, &c Mulett J month. maras-
mus: Henry Machofsky. Providence
hospital 8 months, acute infection OF
cervtcal glands. Charles T. Brakeman.
Harper hospital IS years, fractured
skull Irene EmiCc2. col Twenty
third. years. pharynEcal diphtheria;
Joseph Barczewski. o75 Chene, 81
years general pcritonitis TomaSZ
gt3 Riopcllo, about ~
years senility, Anna Bratkc. III For
est e 20 years. phthisfs pulmonitis.
Helen KurCzn hinski. lI1rper hospi-
ial, As years. sarcoma Josehnc Ku-
huz 734 Harper. : months. cntero-co-
Iitis: Ellen Nctterl. Receiving hospi-
fa1 60 wears. apnpleNy Emma Hale.
go Hubbard. GO years mitral reEur-
citation. Henry Schmidt. Receiving
nospital. SO wears valvular heart dis
Ease. steve SZymanskf 100 Eivnrd. 50
years. mitral fnsufdcieucv. TIodwiC
rabosnsv. 1865 Military. Z year. chol-
IRA infantum Elizabeth Franklin ll9
ruscola % wears, hamilton.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-09

the place, Henry Croll, OF Beaverton,
and Wayne Rice, OF Newaygo.
During the last session most OF
the members of the house signed a
petition asking Charles w. Smith,
then speaker, TO be candidate for
reelection, and he would have been
selected beyond doubt, but he was
defeated for the nomination.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-09

Vice. President Marshall, Con
gressmsn Hehin, a. Alabama and
Congressman Ferris, OF Oklahoma
are scheduled. 10 speak today a.
Winchester, Ky. a, big rally TO
mark the formal opening III the
Democratic state campaign.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-09
ECORSE

Although ia new North End school
will not be ready for several months
Ecorsr high school will commence
Monday morning. Sept. II. The en-
tire system will he crowded into the
old high school building.
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31-33 Edmonton

Hair block Grand River, very choice
new hrick Nat, paved street, 3o-ft.
lot. side drive. double garage open
every afternoon Immediate posses
SION.
Maloney Campbell Realty Co. 5oi
Free Press Bldg Member Detroit
Real Estate Board.
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Modern Bungalow, 1888.

AAONNA "a Inc NN'N''f w.
Aladdin Home containing six rooms
and bath. Price includes all ma
terial cut-to-at No waste Of ium-
Der Quickly erected. Complete
information and catalogue showing
hundred other houses at 507
Ford bldg Phone Main 3seO.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-09

Prtntinr-the plain neat kind-thst
H. rteht-Tlncs job Dept.-Msin 45-0.
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c. f. BIRD & co.
Funeral Directors
~ West Hancock Ave.
Phone Grand Ass Detroit. Mich.
HELP wANTEU-MALE

HELP wANTEU-MALE
BOOKK EEPERs. stenoEraphers ana
general office help wishing post
zion. kindly call or write the Daisy
b. Miller Agency 52e Chamber OF
Commerce.
CIVIL. SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
tCity Of DctrOiO
TUESDAY. SEPT IL, 10 a. VI
PROFESSIONAL. SERVICE
Superintendent Of Bureau " Public
Welfare. Female, 81 900; Hospital
Nurse. Female. $500 20 5000
CLERICAL SERVICE
T.. VI
stenoEraphers. Grade I. Female,
5000 90 $500.
THURSDAY. SEPT Il
10 s. NJ
StcnoEraphcrs. Grade q. Female.
$500 90 81. 600.
2p NJ
stenoRraphers Grade 3. Female,
8 ooo to $3.50
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 90
10 A. NJ
Playground Leaders. Female. $500.
All applications must be made In
person AZ the office ~ the civil Ser
vice Commission, S02S10 Farwell
building at least one week prior 90
date Of examination
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PrtntinE-the pistr. neat Eind--thnt
IN riCht-Tfmcs job Dept.--Main $50.
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TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
WANTED
FOR sALE-REsrDENcE PROPERTY
5-ROOM HOUSE. 1928

Complete material for building n
five-room cottage, s29s. Save four
profits. Call COZ Ford bldg. or
phone Main $3.50.
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TO RENT--FLATs

FOUR ROOMS with bath. steam heat
ed. down town. suitable for two or
three adults employed. DR.. ADAMS.
ia Gratiot-ave.. corner OF Brush-zt- 4
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AUTOMOBILES
wANTED-AGEN'rs
wANTED--rLATs

wANTED--Furnished house or coli
tage by Christian family OF Ave. Mo-
small children. Best care guaran-
teed Would become caretakers of \
large house or property III I'm De- 7
troit and would pay small rental IN Z
addition. Family engaged In r0-t
form work IN city. best referencce
furnished State fun particulars'
and make appointment In first Lett 4
ter 70 box J.. No. 2. Times office.
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hoard OF EDUCATION

Printing--the plain neat kiBd--that
is right--TImes job Dept.-Nnin 452O.
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ron sALE-arscELLaSEous

SODA FOUNTAINS. now and used:
steam tables store furniture, COT
fee urns. Easy terms. Geo. Marsh
Co. 20 East Atwater-st Main 4Tbl.
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To RENT-RooMs
HOTEL FRANKLIN

Cor, Larned and Batee--oniy block
ffom Woodward ana Jeferson-svea.
and only half block from the new
Interurban waiting room. Fxero
fue rooms at T5c. VI and ti.eo pss
day.
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wAyTED--FARNs
wANTED---MoNEY
wANTED-HoUsEs

WANTED Four or hve-room nat.
modern and inside three mile circle.
Address box G, No. II. Times.
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COLONIAL HOME
OPEN SUNDAY

Printipg-she plain neat kInd-thst
. rig ht--Ttmes Job Dept.--Msin 1870.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-09

Printing--tbe plain neat kind--that
IL right--Timc~ job Dept,-Nniu $50.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-05-04
M. & Church Report.

SARATOGA, y. Y, May 4--The
Methodist Episcopal church expended
for foreign missionary WORK last year
a total of over 1900, 900 according 10
? report made today by DIT. Early s.
Taylor, corresponding secretary of the
board OF foreign missions. OF this
amount the foreign mission board
spent s1.70O,573 and the women's So
ciety 1891. 900.
The report asserted that the condi-
lions caused By the war require added
contributions for missionary work In
other countries.
The average contributed last year
by the women church members was
less than a cent a week" said ~
Taylor IF all the Methodist wS2en
would Join the missionary Society and
pay dues OF two cents the total would
reach over s2,o40yO00.
The per capita income OF the board
OF foreign missions last year was so
small that there is no piece OF money
in the United States small enough
to permit its payment in weekly in
stalIments. One street car fare u
week from each member Of the church
would accumulate a sum OF $1o,0 o0, 900
annually for missionary work
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-05-04
FOOD ~


Yesterdays homers: LAJoie. Of the
Athletics, Peckinpaugh, Yanks.
1t looks like Larry La Joie will have
just one more great year, he wants
before he quits. The veterans star
circuit drive with one man On yester-
day, won.
Grover Alexander OF the Quakers
was the only twirler to go the entire
rout in the big league games yester-
day. The Braves couldn't find the
wizard pitcher at the opportune time
and lost to 0. The Philiy star got
two hits In addition
Rariden, Of the Giants, and Killifer,
Of Cincinnati, we're the batting hEoea
Each got three hits.
Benny Kauff stole maecA q II
Cobb He got two hits Yesterday.
The Dodgers made It three out Of
four from the Giants, though it took
Them IN extra inning to win the final
game.
TIE rAiliies made all theiy DoNe