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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-03-22
Legal Advertisements
GEORGIA, Crisp County.

GEORGIA, Crisp County.
By virtue of an order from the Court
of Ordinary of Crisp county, will be
sold at public cutlery on the first Tues
day in April, 1916, at the court house
door in said county, between the legal
hours of sale, the following described
lands, to-wit: One hundred acres Of
land, more or less, being the west
half of lot of land number one hundred
forty-two (142) in the Fourteenth
Q4th) District of Crisp county, Geor-
gia, said sale being for the purpose Of
paying the debts and for distribution
This March 9Th, 1916,
w. ]. WHITFIELD,
Administrator Estate of Sarah N
Whiefield. 49-4t
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VILLA CHANGES COURSE. REPORT

El Faso, Texas, March 20.-Villa
has doubled east and south TO Mani
Quipa, according to a telegram re-
ceived by General Gavira at Juarez
today. He reports that Carranza and
his troops are arriving from the south
while the Americans are continuing
their march from the north in an eff
fort to close the ne, around the
bandit.
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GEORGIA, Crisp County:


To All Whom 1t May Concern:
Lawrence Taylor having in proper
form applied to nae for Permanent
Letters Of Administration on the es
tate of George Taylor, late of sale
county, this is to cite all and singular
the creditors and next of kin of Geo
Taylor to be and appear at my Office
within the time allowed by law, anC
show cause, if any they can, why Per
manent administration should not be
granted to Lawrence Taylor on George
Taylor's estate.
Witness my hand and official sig
nature, this 9th day of March, 1916
w. p. FLEMING,
49-4t Ordinary.
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KEEP YOUR BOWELS REGULAR

AS everyone knows, the bowels are
the sewerage system of the body, and
it is the greatest Importance that they
move once each day. If your bowels
arc constipated take dose of Cham
berlain's Tablets just after supper and
they will carrect the disorder. Oh
tainable everywhere.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-03-22

GEORGIA, Crisp County.
Under and by virtue OF the power
nd authority contained in the certain
Iced made by Mrs. Bertha l.. Jones
IN June 9th. 1914, in favor Of the un-
,ersigned, the Ashley Trust Co.. which
iced is duly recorded i'll the office OF
he Clerk of the Superior Court OF SAID
'ounty, in Book Seven, page 400 of the
,ecord of deeds, will be sold on the
18th day of April, 1916, before the
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-03-22
BIDS FOR COURT HOUSE.

Cordele, Ga, March Z, 1916.
70 Whom 1t May Concern:
Bids will be received at the Court
House in Cordele for the erection of
. wooden Court house in the Four
zenith District of Crisp county, plans
md specifications can be seen at the
Ordinary's office.
All bids must be sealed and in the
lands of the Clerk by the 31st Of
March, 1916.
S. w. COMFY, JR
i9-4t Clerk County Commissioners.
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GEORGIA. Crisp County:

Whereas, w. II. Mckenzie, admins
traitor of H. E. Brown represents to
the court in his petition duly filed and
entered of record that he has fully
administered the estate Of said II. +
Brown; this is, therefore, to cite al
persons concerned, kindred and cred
tors TO show cause, if any they can
whv said administrator should not be
discharged from his administrator
and receive letters of dismlssloh OF
the first Monday in April, 1916.
This March Z, 1916.
w. P. FLEMING,
M. Ordinary.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-03-22

Radium has been reduced from
$125,000 a gram TO $4,000. No rush
reported for bargains.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-03-22
GEORGIA, Crisp County:

GEORGIA, Crisp County:
There will be sold at the court house
loor Of said county on the first Tues
lay in April, 1916, within the legal
hours of sale to the highest bidder
tor cash, the following described prop
arty, to wit: 20 bushels Of corn more
or less, 500 bundles Of fodder more or
less, 400 pounds peanut hay more or
less, 60 bushels corn, 1000 pounds fOd-
Ter more or less, said property lev
ed on as the property of c. j. & E.
& Foster to satisfy a mortgage fl ia
issued from the Superior court on the
End, day Of December, 1915 in favor
If the Tennessee Chemical company
against c. J. & Z. l.. Foster.
This 9TH day Of March, 1916.
I9-4t ]. IL. WARD, Sheriff.
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GEORGIA, Crisp County:
ceased.

To All Whom 1t May Concern.
B. C. Fraser, guardian of Mrs. Katie
May Fraser has applied to me for dis
charge from his guardianship Of Mrs.
Katie May Fraser, this is therefore
to notify all persons concerned, to
file their objections, If any they have
on or before the first Monday in April
next, else B. c. Fraser will be dis
charged from his guardianship as ap.
piled for. w. p. Fleming,
49,4t Ordinary.
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GEORGIA, Crisp County;

GEORGIA, Crisp County:
BY virtue Of an order from the court
of Ordinary of Crisp county, granted
at the September term, 1915, of said
court, will sell at public cutlery, fol-
cash, to the highest bidder, on the
first Tuesday in April, 1916, in front
of the court house door in said coun
ty, between the legal hours of sale
the equity in the city lot No. fourteen
IA in block No one hundred and for
ty-nine GAO, said lot being held by
]. C. Benton under contract for title
from Mr. Alex Martin, on which there
was due at the date Of his death, -four
promissory notes of ten dollars $50
each, maturing on the first days of DC
tober, November, and December, 1914
and January, 1915.
This March 6, 1916
w. II. MCKENZIE,
Administrator of J. c. Benton, de
ceased 49-4t
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GEORGIA, Crisp County.
The heirs at law Of the estate Of
Mrs. N. O. Adams, deceased, formerly
IF said county to wit: 0. T. Adams.
Mvin b. Adams, Oscar c. Adams
1ames Alison Adams, and AlfOnzo C.,
Adams, are hereby notified that | will
1t the April term, 1916, Of the Court
i Ordinary of said county, apply for
III order from said court requiring the
administrator Of the estate of said
Mrs. n. 0. Adams to execute to me a
leeds to certain lands III the county Of
Iouston, said state, in accordance with
he terms Of a bond for title executed
md delivered to me by said Mrs. n.
}. Adams on the 2Sth day of Septem
ger 1905. This March 9th, 1916.
M. l.. COOPER,
ny his attorneys at law, Duncan and
Num-. 49-4t
The Detroit times., 1916-07-14
HOTEL. FRANKLIN
TO RENT-FIATs
FLATS TO RENT

Fine new upper and lower. 6 rooms
and bath each. fun separate base
ments. attic and large lot. ON Ho-
garth ave. Call Iomiock it9S
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MOrtuary.

ApEIs--Angelika. beloved wife of
Charles +. APPEL. mother or VIII
liam O. APPEL, Mrs George Bartling.
Charles J. APPEL. aged 80 years En-
neral from residence OF his daugh
ter. Mrs. George Bartling. AL Can
ton-ave. Monday. July II, at 2;3O
n. m.
GRoEsBECK-July IL. 1915, Edmund
s.. aged IS years, son OF Louis ana
the late Julia Groesbeck and broth
er Of Ernestine. Adele. Clarence g.,
Louis and Alexander J. Groesbeck.
Funeral from residence OF his
brother. 1890 East Grand blvd. sat
urday. July Is, ut $40. and Holy
Rosary church at . o'clock. Please
omit flowers.
X ETCHI July IL. 1916. Caroline
Scotten. In her seth year. widow OF
the late c. p. Ketchum and mother
OF Mrs. s. Arthur Fuller; Funeral
services at residence. 33s Field
ave, Saturday at y. m. Burial
private.
KREIs-July IS. 1915, Charles. at
Grace hospital, beloved husband OF
Anna Kreis. dear father OF Mrs
Michael Bauer and Mrs. James j.
Brady, Funeral from his home, i55
East Grand-blvd.
IyNCH-July IL 1916. at his resi-
dencc. 22G Mt. Elliott.ave.. Edward.
beloved husband OF Ellen and faith
smith. Anna. kathleen. Helen, Ed
ward and Frank Lynch, and broth
err OF Mrs. Frank w. sherman. Sis
ter Mary Adelaide, OF LouisvilIe.
Ky; sister Mary Lynch. Chicago,
nj. and Michael Lynch. Funeral
Saturday. July 10. from residence
al o'clock and our Lady OF Help
church az $3.50. Burial ut Mt FL
Uott. Chicago. Poughkccpsie, ~.
y, and Pittsburgh. Pa. papers copy.
vIRPuY July IL, 1916. Daniel. be-
loved husband OF Nora and brother
OF Cornelius and Thomas Murphy
and Mrs. Margaret Cronin. Flu
neral from residence, 242 Mt. Ell
iiott-ave, Saturday morning at
$40. and ST Bonaventurcs MonRs-
terry chapel Mt 3.
sPAETU-July II. at her residence.
55b st Aubln-ave.. Otlllln Spaeth.
aged 20 years, sister OF Mrs. Anne
liz Stawrke. Albert Schemansky.
Johanna Dominik. Funeral Satur-
day at $50 n. m. from a. J. Brodie's
chapel 7l7 Uratiot-ave. and at 3
o'clock ut st. Joseph's church.
sPAETH-Juiy ~. at his residence.
555 ST Aubin-ave.. Ferdinand
Spaeth. aged rs years. brother OF
Mrs Henrietta Schultz. Funeral
Saturday at sac a. IN. from A. J.
Brodie's chapel. 7t7 Gratiot- ave.
and . o'clock at st. Joseph's church.
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Deaths

william Hanlon. Scott and or
leans, IS years, sent lity John j. Or :
I'm. l39 Twenty fourth. about -
years. arterio- Ecierosis Mary Eliza
beth Bell, Detroit Tuberculosis san
ttarium. - years. pulmonary tuberS
culosis; Lillian Remand iO47 MeCie :
Ian, one day. exhaustion; Anna c;
reorganization clifford \. Poe, l57
Seward. q years. carol mona or rec
tum: Emma Hill. SOL Sixth, about 6S
years diabetis: Albert Kaps. 2lq
jefferson. - years. inquest pending,
Amelia Louise Sarvis. 1923 Lafayette
w. % years. diabetis: Margaret
Schopf 43l Mcpougal. 81 years.
gastritis Mary Luherda. zoo Bran
don. II days, prematurity Mary
Niezgoda. 81 Martin. Ave months,
cholera infantum; Jozef JarzkieyicZ.
1925 Junction. one month. cholera
hospital. % years. pyosalpinx; Gus
tave Kubbc. s2 CharievoiN, % years,
heat prostration. Peter Jhonides. De-
troit Athletic club. % years. trac-
tured skull. Edwin Hanks Harden
bcrEh. Isl Cameron, IS years senil-
lty. I.elah Masters. 2371 Logan, -
years acute nephritis; Adam Miller,
asa Leland. 10 hours, malnutrition
Florence Boyer. 1874 Thirty second.
four days cholera intantum: Frank
RastkowskL foot OF Twelfth, 20
years, suTocation by drowning Ruth
acute intestinal Infection Adolph
william Donant, 566 Eighteenth. sly
months. cnteritis; Pauline krutt, 30
Warsaw-pl. ~ years. pulmonary tu-
bcrculosis. stanley Kucharski. $50
Kirby E.. one year. dlphtheria; John
wisiolowski. ass orleans. 29 years
valvular heart disease; Mariannl
gtinzNl 500 Forest T.. about IS
years. obstruction OF bowels, Wlad-
islawa MoZewska. Si5 Riopene. I'VE
months, CASTRO enteritis: Anthony
Szankin. $50 Forest f., = days. post
nata dermatitis; Antoni Zielecki, 1s6
Riopelle, about 80 years. senility;
Maryanna woss 40 Twenty-third.
50 years, cholera morbus.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-14
Power Boat Burns,

From an unknown cause tho 30
foot cabin power boat owned by Il.
c. Seymour OF the Detroit Yacht
club, caught fire at It's mooring at
the yacht club early Thursday
morning, and was almost totally de
stroyed. Fireboats were called 10
extinguish the blaze. The loss If
about $1,000.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-14
chlcauoan Struck BY Auto,

Chas. Fisk. Sc years old, OF Chi
cago. sustained "a crushed hand and
several body bruises when he was
struck by an automobile driven by
Felisharne Decoriniea, Of No. S25 Nc
Dougall-ave. Fish was walking
across the street at the intersec-
ton OF Gratiot-ave., and Brush-st.
He was taken TO the city receiving
hospital.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-14
NEW. BOOKS IN
UBLIC LIBRARY

New hooks in the public library
trim; "fdois." w. {. Arensee mg
France and the War" J. NJ, Bald
win. baseball Notes for Coaches
Up, America" W; T. Castle; "Asrl-
culture and Life. A. d. Cromwell;
"Eleetrie Lighting. and Starting FOR
Motor Sars." II. II, U. Cross ''First
ain,srnew." D. Z, Fsber: aPiays.'
clyde Fitch Russia, tho Balkans
and tho Dardanelles." q. r. Fortes-
cue. BEGINNING Right" n G. Fow-
Ter: Materials OF Corporation
Finance" G, W. Gs.stenbers; "Cior +.
mans In Belgium" l.. r. nrondys,
O. I. Lee; Leaves from a Field Note
book. J II Morgan, The Kaiser"
ton: Science and War" SIR william
osieri spanish Mission Churches OF
Tide" Mrs, GO. NJ. Richards, comp.
Through Glacier Park" Mrs NJ y.
Rinehart. Selling Methods" Two
Virtues" Alfred Sutro; The New
Golf" J. A. Vale "Swoet Germ" A.
T.. Wilkinson
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Sugar Market

sugsr-Correcteo daily by w. IL.
Edgar a Son: Crystal domiaoes. alb,
?ll.b5 po. b-lb. til.Sb; kasie tab
$50; xxx pS s ,S isto: s sSGsds:
ard powdered, ts.ib: graduated, ex-
ira. coarse. $50; granuiated, ine.
y, ,nn suis 's.os s srspudI LATED, as,ls; cot.
ID. and bib. cartons. IN cases. te.3s:
crystal domino gran. HF cases. tsB:
diamond A. .s1s; confectionery A.,
~ H. 80 ,1ss $50 80 No ! , + ss no No. 3 sss
No. 10, s7tb: No. ii, t1.io: No. ii,
S7.ss; No. IS. $3.50; No. IL, $3.50: No.
is. $3.50; non-caking mixture. 80;
household powd.. rs. 20 TO case. S2.f0.
De ~ to case. t4.7o 7er case
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sCRANTON-July II. at hts daugh-
ter's residence. i7s Groquols-ave.,
James Pardee Scranton. aged -
years. father Of Mrs. Walter NJ.
Trevor and Miss Lydia NJ Scran-
ton Funeral Saturday. 230 y. m,
from residence Burial private.
yOUNGs-Walter at his home, 80
Eighteenth July ~. aged so
years, beloved husband OF Eliza
beth Youngs. Funeral from the
home Saturday, July 10 at 1880 y.
m Please omit flowers.
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Births
ROYS.

BOYS.
Emil Lowsnberg, Woman's hospi,.
tai, Oscar Barnett, GRACE hos hospital;
fbllGs T. If5akfss? H HGG&sF'cjk
Tromm, 81 Livernois; solomon Rah,,
hal 50 Chestnut, Lucas Cabay. COL
hospital Max Lit Harper hospital:
David Ruell s01 Fourteenth: Char es
Hamilton. 1922 Brooklyn: Frank So
boskl li5 Ksnter VIM. 4 4; ~ brs 10y
go Leland: Edwin stewart. AZ
sixth Bqleslaw Dymkowski. 1872
Twenty hfih; Harry nHeagen' iee
SiHteen Si VIM =. Holland. $50 Kir-
by w. samuel McQuilkin. 1854 Navy;
Marmion Peters, 22i5 Navy, John
Martin, 2is3 Whitaker. Jake Janow,
Kritzman. 5o1 Grey; Peter scheman-
sky. 500 AleNaudrine: Peter Ken
ckorski. II krakow pl; Joseph Car
man, los7 s. Auhln; J9zef knl9v
1898 Proctor; Elias I Marcus We yo
gcrsoll; Walter Augustenial, 2Gl
Wills F.. r.; Anthony Inny T Ssi. 80
i0i1 ST Aubin. VIM. WaltensberRer.
POI twentieth. John Romanowski
i4e Twenty-siSth.,s
Joseph. 372 Fort f.; Harry Felsot
Grace hospital; Frederick Falkin-
burg. go Fifteenth; George T.
Hodge,, 4ts IaBcne. Earl r. sutton.
81 Blaine. Joseph Baakin. Harper
hospital. Albert Pekrul, 500 Con
gress F.. Joseph KINNEY. tS5 Can
ton. David n Clcwell. 69l Thirtleth;
Wassily Siderowich. 533 Cardoni:
william Gee. $50 Wheelock. Arthur
T. Rcrtram. JT2 Schmitdiel; Charles
Rarnowski. 351 Hunt: otto Geschke.
932 Sylvester. Claude Eisenlord, lJ2l
Fischer, kenneth Morrison, 1866
Hague: Ernest : whitlock, Samari-
tan hospital, Joe Kirk, Woman's hos
pltal, George :. Rula:. = Finley: AL
bert Rork $50 M"dhury. Charles j
Dennis. $40 Robins Wladyslaw Tar
anski. 90 Warsaw-pL. Edmund Rem
aud l0i7 Mcclellan. Horny Popszy-
wnicki. 1911 Junction; Tony Wisnie-
wski, l73 Thirticth Szczcpan Nasal
Is u. Joseph Dudek. 557 AleNan-
drlne r., i.udwik JaZar. 30 Roby- pl;
Anrhony Woohlewski. 2S3 Williams.
Floyd G Carpenter. is3 Orleans.
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For Stt.E,-BO ATS

wANTED-To EXCHANGE
The Detroit times., 1916-07-14
BOYS OVER FIFTEEN

SALESM EMF you are not satisfied
with results come and see u.s. we
have property close in. near Davi-
SON blvd. and 36-inCh water main.
A building proposition. six beauti-
ful houses started this week. close
Ia Ford Motor Co. and Dodge Bros
Every assistance given, Farnham
& Hanna. sol Ford bldg.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-14
Produce

DETROIT, July l4.-No important
price changes were reported this
morning Raspberrlcs OF both kinds
were in setter supply than usual. but
berries OF other Kinds were "A little
light Peaches are coming quite free -
ly, mostly I'm hushel basket. and as
for the first time the market is not
cleaning up on the days receipts.
the feeling IL a trlde easier. Apples
and melons are in good supply and
are Knowing well. Eggs are hrm 81
the last advance. and the market as
o whole was active at a steady range
OF prices.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-14

Appie.-New. si,S09i.T5 per box.
Bsnaass-Good shipping stock.
si.25u2 per bunch
rie--Biackbcrrics f3a5 so per
2i-qt case, hucklcbetries. s3'. ~
per 2'-qt case. goos9oerries' "
ries. l6-qtsr 81 i5u2, red raspber-
CsIttornia Fruits-plums. si.75T
s2S; pears. s2.I:a5 per box
I Csbbase N@75a2s5 crate
Cheese -Michi gan fats, l4Ac: New
York, iShc;;. Swiss. 2Sa aoe; imported ID
long horns. l6%c. daisies 1914 ~
cherr,e.@sour. ,IlOal25 per Is
curran,.-Red. .l5o@l75 par "a
Dressed Caiye--Fancy. i5aisc;
Fresh veGctsbie.--GreeE pepprs.
$40 crate. 40c basket; radishes.
SC per bunch; parsley. 25 I3oc doz.'
hothouse tomatoes. l2q l2tac 10; car
rots. sc dO2,, head lettuce, Iceberg.
81 a 20 bu.; wax beans. f25O n 10
bu.. green beans. s2n Is per bu..
Florida tomatoes. 50 75Hi case, as
paragus, sections, ti25a l SO box.
green peas. ,i.76a2 bu.: watercress.
lsc doz.; green corn. sI5ou5 bbl
Honey1f.ney white. new. lsql7e;
amber. ioglle h.; extracted. rose
Hay-Detroit shippers are paving
the following prizes fVr tailed nay In
car lots o. D., De,rott; ~" | tim
$3.50 $3.50 a2i: ipgnt mi r" ,.s.5oaaff:
ii5;50ais. 10. mixed. ,i!4la; ~.
] clover, tl3n "a; rye straw, si.50ns;
wheat and oat straw. ss.5e1 per
I'.mon...'t75g5.25 per sox.
Iimes-sl.l a 80 rer 100.
Melons - Rockyfords. standards,
eiISg5 crate; wstermelons. aSg soc
a or..x..rvalenc,as aat7s box.
valencias, t3.5ogt per box
.oonion.-Te3Yas Bermuda. yello9ww.
p .asg Psr hTnag Ss5 RSu p"r bu
rsa 80 dog; FlS 9ad,s:r 500 case as :
Pouitry-Broiiers. 2592Sc: medium
hens, ia Sc; stays l2m L.. geese.
l1dt2c; DUCKS. ls42ec IL
JOBBING PRucEs-
gal: n Lima S"%%s. ,iRRpi.as. Corn: Fan sh'
cy Maine. s1.15; standard. ~. Table
ss ss. iis ss .tsndI Rs' Fancy a faG,y
tl3b. Marrow'at peas. ~: early
June, $50; sIfted early jane. $40
reed-Jobbins prices In n-bbi.
sacks: Bran. s2t; standard ;niddlings,
,2s; nne mlddllnss. ,st. cracked
FIour-.Jobbins prices: best M!chl-
patent. $3.50 per Dbl. In paper sncks
boiled linseed. 7sc gal. In barrel lots.
Kerosene In iron narrei-: Diamond
headlight sac; perfection. s5c. pail
acme. lose: red crown gasoline. isc
per gal.
annsalsd wire. '2.9o per brno.e: gal,
per spooi. galyanlEed sheets. "a
gauge gauge. ,5sss sosa ssessss ss ' per cwt:
, $3.50; double. Si2,60 per don: black
sheet metal, 22 and z4-gauge, s3.2S.
2G-gauge, $3.50; 27-gauge. $685. as
gauge, $40 per cwt. Carriage BOLTS,
small. Soc 10 and OF: large. 20 and
8 Phi d machine ,,I bolts, small 50. 10
Hidss-.No. ] cured hides. 1shc; No.
] green hides. 15c. No. I cured bulls.
cured veal kip. zoe. No. green veal
Kip. lSc; 20. | cufsd murrain. isc;
No. green murrain. isc; No. 1 cured
horse hides. So No. aorse hides, IS;
No; ! tailow, Sc; No tallow. &c; Nc.
LIZ on 10 s =, sh 'as to hmoun' OF
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BROOM HOUSE. 1898

Complete material FOR buildinb a
hve-room cuttac,. S29S. Save foGr
profits Cali co. Ford rldg., or
pnoro Main $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-14
Willie Knew.

Willie Knew.
"Now. Willie" said the Sunday
school teacher, "oan you tell me
what caused the flood7"
Eyes, ma'am," answered Willie.
THE rain"
The Detroit times., 1916-07-14
MUSICAL

PIANO PUPILS going away for the
summer make room for n few new
ones. Special rate OF SOC TO those
beginning In July and August. Box
r. No. II, Times.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-14

uEsr wANTED-FEMALE
NJ RSE--Doctors' references. Phone
Hickory 36i0-M.
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TO RENT-HOI SEES
TIC ut:NJ -ROOMs.

a NICELY FURNISHED two-room
house keeping apartment; : rooms
and bath modern. in private home
GSt FOurtsenth-aYe. Grand SO22- X
The Detroit times., 1916-07-14
10 Rolling mill heaters.
INSPECTORS ON
Bench, Floor Parts, Final
Parts.

Bench, Floor Parts, Final
Parts.
Factory tinsmiths. soIderers,
2 Tool crib, , solder scrapers,
? Machine box nailers 3 forge black
smiths. 40C,
! Die setter. young man for ship
ping room. Sl2,
Truck drivers. . private chaufTeurs.
6 Blacksmith helpers. s auto washers,
5 Garage Repair,
4 Service Repair,
Chassis and final inspectors.
Handy carpenters. I shop carpen-
ters,
Drop forge men. helpers,
10 BOYS for factory work $3.50.
3 Jones x Lamson operators.
Warren q sway screw. Acme.
5 Cleveland automatic screw.
1 Layout man. floor machinists,
A Cylinder Grinders,
A Billiard Boring,
10 Good bench hands with tools.
Rough carpenters, bench hlers,
l Drill Foreman,
2 Cutter grinders, hot grinder.
2 Tool grinders Z external grinders
Expert filer men To learn inspec-
ton,
Casting checker. rough inspect
OGS.
Garage polisher on autos,
Firemen tpapers), / third-class en-
Rineer.
10 Big Americans TO learn assemb-
ling,
Americans for stock room.
Punch press. auto door hangers,
sheet metal hammermen.
Cabinet makers. oilers and belt
laccrS,
Polishers and buffers. riveters.
Men TO do trucking in auto factory.
Men TO learn fender riveting am C.
3 Men to learn punch press work,
, Brass grinders, 9 brass fnolders.
Union coremakers. factory sweep
ers,
3 Knob and tube electricians, 2 rip
saw,
I Gisholt lathe, l Fox lathe. I Grid
ley,
3 Finished auto car inspectors,
9 Road testers. . colored auto wash
ers,
The Detroit times., 1916-07-14

TWO EXPERIENCED FISH MEN.
l.. Solomon Fish Co.. Shop No. ~,
Broadway Market.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-14

To PRESIDENT OF
large manufacturing plant. Must
be stenographer OF ability and cap
able of handling correspondence
selling departments desirable, but
not essential for right party. SPLEEN
ala opportunity. WadswOrth Mfg
Co, 1856 jefferson east.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-14
AUTOMOBILE

ALADDIN GARAGE. s46.55. All ma
tCrial complete. Paint 20 match
house shipment made day order
received cali 607 Ford bldg" or
phone Main $500
The Detroit times., 1916-07-14
TO uENT-PIANOS

PIANOS-Bcst makes, greatest as
sortment; years rent allowed on
purchase. GRINNELL BROS. 245
Woodward-tve
The Detroit times., 1916-07-14

man thoroughly eN-
perIenced in designing and produc-
ing dies for making automobile
body stampings In accordance with
the latest up-to-date methods Good
salary and permanent position for
right man Address box Il, No. 20.
Detroit Times.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-14

WANTED-First-class Warner
and Swasey operators on ac-
curate brass work for days
good wages for steady man.
General Aluminium & Brass
Mfg. Co., Boulevard and st.
Aubin.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-14

WANTEp-Singlc man with some eN-
perience with hogs. TO work on
farm. Principal work 10 feed and
care for hogs and pigs OF all slZ"s
from birth to marketing condition.
other farm work TO he done, but
this comes first. Apply q. III. Wool
Icy. Hotel pontchartrain.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-07
ADJUSTMENTS
MYRTLE STEDMAN
 PROVES b|G CARD

Reflecting the characteristics of each foreign artist the studios of the different painters in The Amer icdn Beauty" are all distinct. Each studio differs from the other by some racial traits of the owner that are hard to define, but are none the less evident In this Palias- Paramount photoplay the ssartists are shown as sembled at gay. cafe dinner party. 4 party is being given by Peruzzi. the Italian artist who has sold q picture. Such an event must be celebrated by all.
 The host in his elegance and his emotional pride reflects his race. Be side him sits the bored and listless Englishman with monocle and faint mustache; next the handsome, vola- tile son of France: the gesticulating German of theories: then the bulky Russian peasant with talent and a magnificent beard; and on his right the complacent, well bred looking American. As the stimulation of the wine, the music, the complex shift ing scenes and the dancing stirs their imaginations. each in his own way praises his ideal beauty. Each boasts of his national type. The contest resulting makes for very clever plot and allows for some artis- tic scenes of classic posing. This in- cidental feature of Myrtle Stedman's starring vehicle at the Lamara thea ter is one touch in a fascinating story of the sea, the metropolis, studio life and homes of wealth.