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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03
WOMEN IN COURT
TWO DAYS OVER
CLAIM FOR SIS

A civil suit for $l5.l5, alleged to
be due Mrs. Myrtle Wallin from Mrs.
Belle Jones. both OF Highland Park,
was completed Wednesday after
noon. after having taken up nearly
two days. Fifteen witnesses were
brought on the stand TO prove that
Mrs. Jones purchased rooming
house from Mrs. Wallin and that
With the house went everything In
n. Mrs. Jones charged that hot
water heater. some knives and tow
elg were removed from the house
and that she therefore did not owe
anything. Mrs wallin brought up
a numbr Of witnesses who testified
TO the contrary Justice Bendelow,
after hearing oil OF the evidence,
awarded the plaintiff Judgment for
s5l5.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03

Reiczin. 27s Theodore-st, year.
cerebrospinal meningitis; Charles
Lenhsrdt. l25 Thaddeus-str years
about. thermotie prostrstion; william
cholera infantumi Joseph l.evait. l4ol
Vinewood- ave. II years, chronic my
ocArditis Margareth Kramer. $50 or
eson-sve., rs years hem4rrhaSe, col
ave. 10 months, castro enteritis;
Minnie Hall, ia selden-aveo. 81
years. cerebral hemorrhage John
Honsett. Receiving hospital, about 40
Herman Kiefer hospital, 2 years,
larnygeal diphtheria; Ireda JOSS, :,
phine McDiffltt. 632 st. Clair ave, Il
years. septicemia. Margaret Hanck.
Elwood Victor Alter. GlS watson, at
IA years, heat prostration; Fred De-
dow. Receiving hospital, 40 years ~,
berculosis Of lungs; James cullen, 90
Lorraine-ave.. IL years, acute neph-
ritis. Tgnacy Dororz, l402 81. Auhin-
nj nj satankieWicz s2so kgsseii-st, 90
days, cholera infantum; Marion chap
ates. 1898 Ru5sell-st.. l6 years. NAL
nutrition, Josef Rarkewicz. q Mer-
cier-st.. 10 months, cholera infantum.
Mary Sierota, l0S Clayton-aVe.,
months, enteritis; Arthur w; kosZes-
Harry McMltchell. lis Winder- st, u
years. apopleXy, Thomas Curing. III
Guilloz-st., days. inquest pending
Ellwood Victor Allen, Gi3 Watson 81.
"a years heat prostration, Mary Zbik'
owski 1905 81. Aubin- ave, IL months
catarrhal pneumonia. August Darga
$50 JOS Campau-ave., 10 years, chron'
&c mitral reorganization; Agnes Cahall
443 Garfield-ave.. days, marasmus
Baby Mary BARNARD. 923 Medbury'
ave 4 davs. malnutritiOn; Otto Jae'
ger. Receiving hospital. II years hea'
prostration. Erick Schalk. $50 Field
ave. % years, typhoid fever Charles
WINNER. 81 williams-ave.. 81 years
obstruction of common duct; James
BresIin. Receiving hospital, 80 years
heat prostration: Violet May DeHoff
73o Ran-ave., 4 months, entero'
colitis. sarah NJ. Wheeler. 500 camp
behave. so years. heat prostration
Lawrence @. Hahle, 26i Brush-st.
about 80 years, heat prostratton; VII
liam Bates, lO5 Abbott-st., about 80
years, heat prostration.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03
Births


BOYS
Wincenty Groinus, CPS Mitchell;
Jakob Mack, ISL Addison; James l.,
Thompson. Providence hospitals John
Frydrych. $50 Thirtieth: Louis Ger
man. 252 +. Milwaukee; Boleslaus Po-
michofski. SIS Peterson; Lade Luzin-
skuY, 90 Lambert Gardiner VII
mond. 70 Hartford. John Blavat. 43l
Twenty eighth. James A. Young. 1913
Lafayette w; stephen Almos. 1ls
Post; William Bauers, ass Lovett;
!. leonard Defebach. g52 Hurlbut AL
eek Sbablewski llT7 St Aubin, John
l.. Croner 70i Ferdinand; Samuel
Starkes 305 Rowena: Vaughn y. An
derson 2 Taft; Roy Rourteaux. 3i6 st.
Clair Alexander Nikolies. go Mon
roe; Fred Jancic, l7G Dubois, Au-
man V. Hanigsen. 90 Neal. William
A. Rbar, 7i9 Brainard. Eldridge
$50 Volvidere; Carl Leuk-
ermsn. 5S6lz Baker; Charles Helm. ISL
CicOtte; William Nikolaus, 1865 Rio
pelle. George Bentley, 1873 Wilkins;
Antonio Cortege, 1923 Harper, lsa-
dore Gold9ysky 339 WindeT;, John
Newton; Hubert \. Hart 1921 n Wa
terIoo: Charles f. Carrico, 529 Green
GIRLS
Albert PESO rs Otis; John Padla
$50 STU, JnnctI HW Henry J Franz d ISs
Hartford; Vito Lsfrauea. 26l L. La
fayette; John Syrek. 81 Goldner: John
Gaia. 1853 Cecil. Rronislaw Niegow-
ski. 573 Wesson. Louis Augusta, 496
F.. Lafayette. Frank Cziuraj. 1913 Pu-
laski; Angelm Horbaszewski, 2l0 r.
Garfield, Tony Nosal. 80 Brecken-
ridge: Jan Cajkoska. 339 Rich, Heysy
Crach, 293 Hammond Frederick
Felts, 100 w Lafayette, Mike Grass
man. Harper hospital; Bert Phillips,
Harper hospital Walter Schuchard
20 Robins; Joseph $. Kalisch, 500
Eighteenth; August ]. Helde, 57j
William G. BeCkenhaver, 525
Seneca; Frank billiard, SIS BENZ
teau, stephen Ryduchowski, 1879 Law
ton; Frank IAvandowski 1927 Du-
bois; Michael J. Stein. 19l Williams;
Joseph Sliwienski. us Chene: John
Sage. 565 Lansing; fancy Armes. 413
Meldrum; Gustave Johnson, 22i w.
Willis. Walter Zajao, 81 Kinsmau.
Anthony Lambrecht. 20 Sprague;
Adam Murawski, 20i3 Tarnow; John
J. Ienehan, 500 Dix; Joseph Viyasic.
449 Kirby, Joseph Plachia, IS Clay
ton: Harry F. Donovan. 9l6 Twenty
third; Ludwlk Nuccik, 1917 Martin;
Charles J. Conlin. Harper hospita.
Paul Stempinski, t46 Wesson, Ernst
Schroeder $50 Parkview; Richard
Wakehsm. 1918 Townsend. Andrew
Papciak, Az Garfield James f. Des
Autels, 377 Campbell; Julius Davis,
5+l Rivard; Julius Tonak 90 Kanter.
Sam Seppen. 17a Frederick; Frank
21O ST Joseph. Alexander
Allan. 1879 Twelfth.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03
HIGHLAND PARK NOTES

Mr. and Mrs I.estor Morningstar.
OF No, lS Geneva ave. hsNe been
visiting for several days with friends
Mrs Dosse. OF No. ISL Rlchton-ave..
entertained IL little guests at her
home. W ednesday afternoon. in honor
OF her niece who IL her guest from
Mrs Is. A. .Cioutisr. OF lockwood.
Mich. spent Wednesday with MISS
Marguerite Roserson. OF No. 2is
Mss Helen wheaton. Of Harvey,
III, who has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs r q. Buroh. OF $50 Buena Vista
ave west. for a number OF days LEFT
where she will spend some time with
Miss Irene woehi. of No lis Csnd-
after having visited for a few days at
Lake orion with friends and reia-
Mis-. Dorothy Bradley. Of No. AZ
NG Mr. and 'SM Mrs Ed Her and family
have returned 10 their home at No.
sn :s. ri:, .s K xHs snisr o n
for several days with relatives:
Mrs RudelI has returned to her
home at No. - Highland after
sPenndins few weeks with relatives
Ms h lever and family. of Monterey
ave. have left to spend the remand
er OF the summer at Fair Haven.
no Nelson a, F No rs es sssna ns vists.ae
west. from a short visit At Lake
Mr. and Mrs Dan T. smith and
at No. 81 Richton-sye.. from a two
weeks trip to Mackinao island and
william woshl. Of No. l1s Gambler
LAX. with friends.
The funeral services for June Fran
ces. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs I. D..
S 5:rs,cH .sH s.o rrr e. Ave. nsr
were held wedn esday mornins from
the 81 BENEDICT church.
Miss Ruth Case has returned 70 her
ao Tis,t a. viii; IN friends ana relative. ' IN
Miss Mabie woehl. of No. lis Can
dler-aye; 10 spending the week at
Mr.. and Mr.. W. J. Ramsey and
family. formerly OF No. 50 Perry-ave.,
are now residing at No. So Ruena
Nista-ave. west
Bert Bassett has returned to his
home ut No. 1tp Rlchton-ave.. after a
six months tour through the south
ern part OF the United states.
Miss Lura Johnston. OF No. 10 Flor
ence-ave. IL spending the week at
Lake Orion.
Mr. and Mrs. 1. n. STRATEGY have
returned to their home at No. $50
Richton-av after two weeks mo-
tor trip to Chicago.
Miss Ethel Phillips. Of No. Is Elm
hurst-ave., who IL spending the sum
mer at her cottage on the 81. Clair
river n visiting this week at Lake
Orion.
Mr. and Mrs c. r Moore moved
Wednesday. from No 81 orsnd-ave.
east. to Birmingham, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs Jewell and son. How
ard. OF No 40 Monterey-ave., have
returned to their home after visiting
with relatives and friends at Pom
tiac for several days
Louis woehl, tr.. OF No 80 Gambler
ave, In spending the week at Csss
Lake.
Charles H. willis and family. who
were former residents at No. 1ii4
Grand-blyd. west, are now taking un
their new home At tho corner of
Peimcr-blvd and Ward-ave.
Miss Msble Reed has returned to
her home at No. lis candisr-sve., aft.
er having visited for few days at
Lake Orion.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. c. Morris and
daughter. Miss Eva have returned to
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03
BLAZING TRUCK
is CAUSE OF
EXCITEMENT

Enveloped in smoke and thin
circle of fire, large truck loaded
with thing. between the blocks III
which had been placed infammable
excelsior. brought the department TO
the front OF the new building being
erected for the Detroit Gas Co.
Bagicy-ave. and Clifford.st., shortly
before noon, Thursday.
when the fire, which started
under the truck. began to gain head
way. the driver, becoming confused,
started TO lead the horses ahead.
Parolman George A. Parker rushed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03
Deaths

Anthony Sierra. foot OF st. AubIn.
llyears accidental drowning sebas-
tan tan prahecki: i4I tockwood-ave.,
Frank Reta. col Brewster-ave'. 1
months. hroncho pneumonia: Enrico
Colombo, GAL Riopelle-st.. 10 months
7oe St w. about Il years. I pat
ralysis; Samuel Drsmln Harper hos
pital. about ~ years. peritonitis: Will
helmine kirchoff. asl 25th-st. 10
years. acute dementia Helen Cum
minss. 271 Harrison-ave, months.
cholera infantum; Frances Jereko-
months mslnutritIon; Richard w.
Laying 34S Parker-ave. Is years
ssenile dementia. Iva II. Drenkle, 3t5
2sd-st.. is years. uremlr poisoning
years. INQUEST pending; Frank FAX
izer. 647 Piopeile- St, g. years. heat
prostration; Teresa Demeclti. 7S stan
ford-ave; 2 years. acute iho-colltis:
years, intestinal obstruction. Choglcs
Frank Holder. ~ Commonwealth
ave. about ~ years, carbolic acid
poisoning: Margaret Marley. 57i
tlon FLORENCE Naomi siddaii $50 sec
Thomas cannsr. 1856 2Ith.St. Il
ks ssrs.:. heat prostration;, Gastsy
heptic cirrhosis 1sadore Ginsberg
Childrens Free hospital years
fractured neck Raymond Perllnski
206 Frontenac-blvd 2 months, maras-
mus; Martin Bcllenway. 12fs Town
send-sve., co years seniHty. Theresa
thmann, 2iT Benton-st., so year,
Paralysis Alma Schroeder. 1869 81
Antotne-st. 65 years. metastic carci-
MONA; Theodore Wiess. 500 Ferry
ave p. years castro enterltls wal
ter Czakrzewslt 1851 joe Campau-
ave. rs years. gunshot wounds Mich
ael Housak. Belle Isle. about 20 years
accidental drowning William Kos
accidental drowning: edward p
Young, 230 Owen-st.. 20 years, val
yular insufficiency, Nnn Marks. 23s
u. Warren-ave.. 80 years, cerehrai
iand,st y SVpn ,n TrsnGn r en- lie
frank Grahowslsi, t6t Frederick- st.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03
POLICEMAN'S
FUNERAL WILL
BE HELD FRIDAY

The funeral ~ Patrolman Gus
link. of the Highland Park polio"
force. who was shot AMI killed In
Detroit early. " edresday morning
will he held from the home OF his
married sister. Mrs. Charles Croton.
ROYAL Oak. Friday afternoon. nj :
O'Clock. The pallhearers. all patrol
men on the village force. viii be
Roy Anderson. Minor ShaNer, Harry
Iockrow. Frank Ponenhuaseu.
Claude Barnes and All ert Scott.
link "a survived by two brothers,
Frank and Henry link. OF the Nine
mile-rd., ROYAL OAK and his sister,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03
Produce

The berry supply Ia light and mar
ket firm. Red raspberries are In de-
mand and the price has been ad-
vanced 81 per bushel. Other berries
are In fair demand. but the supply Is
not sufficient to satisfy the wants OF
buyers. All fruits are hrm and scarce:
Butter is firm and In active demand
Poultry Is steady. All lines OF vege-
tables are firm and the supply lie
small Sugars are quoted loo lower.
.Appl..-New. N.7D01 per OoI. $50
pa banana. - Good shipping stock.
u'2sG2 per bunch
b,mis 'Hg 1855! - pc,
sp hu g leSeTTs: sSas' RsaahIns;
red rasp6errios. ,sae,5o bu.
California Fruits -rIums. s2d2.zS:
pears. s3.25d3.5o box; peaches. 1926
C c.S,,a.w.srsiI ,sg9ss ssH crate.
York. isMs; G SWISS. g q SOC; imported
l5c, lib. l5hc; brick cream. l6ho;
long horns. 1910; daisies 10 n q
cherries Sour. si7Saa sweet
Currant.|Red. s25O9s bu
s2.25 crate. lOc basket, radishes, &c
bunch, parsley. 2593Oc dor cuoum-
house ma, s..a 5aS1,s 81. I'D bur-
wax beans. s2?Sa2.bo bu.: green
beans. s2u?25 bu.; green peas. tl75
@2 bu.; watereress, 2bgsoc doa;;
s sreen, 80 S 99@aso hi bSg iS' do1 green
Honey Fancy wnIte. new, 16417c;
amber. l0gllc lb.: extracted, 70sc
~ r.,. h,.. -. ~.vtu
the f fSlIa "SiTS pri ssipP bsIed il
car lots (. o. b.. Detroit: No. ] tim
othy. new. 81. 5oql5; standard tim
othy. s1s5oQl7; light mixod. $3.50
Cd So SisGi tmS%t d miSed ,s Sc m NS
wheat and ost straw. s6.5OG7 ton.
lemons, Ios, 70 AZ per p.r eG 100.
Melons - Rockyfords. standards.
s35og3.75 crate; watermelons. ssf
oranss-Esya,Ileneia::., stG.2I5o box y.
i Peashe.@s i75sa bu.; n6OeL7S
per 6-basket crate.
, Ii'nrapriess;nssSs5o;:, crate: $3.50
potatoes-New southern. 50. sos 80
Pouitry-Best broilers. 25G2ec;
NS sc eT2 S6 6 ;eG s'f ffiGey s 9ess
lsc To-
JOBmNG PRICES
Canned Good.-Appiies szBgs5c
T TaBi5 oe sa'n 5; '' Ps Fancy
early June. $3.50. standards, 81 SAL
mon. tall. 81. 80; fiat pings, soc. To-
matoes, s135. Marrowfat peas, 81;
early June. $50. sifted early June.
reed -Jobbhug prices In H-bbl
sacks Bran. s2l; standard middiings,
s2G; hnc middlings. $50; cracked
TIour-1ohbing prices: Hest Miehi-
gan patent. s6 CO. second patent. $40;
straight. ts.2U;. pure rye. So spring
patent. 81 bbl in paper sacks.
boiled linseed. 74c gal in barrel lots,
Kerosene in iron barrels: Diamond
headlight. Sic; perfection. s.6e: pala-
cine. l0.9c, red crown basoline, lsc
Hnrdware-Nails, $3.50 keg base;
suncaled wire, s2.e0 bundle; galvan-
ized barbed wire. 2-point. S2.22 spool,
ssnsa ; sh'et ss2.ds. sSS e.
axes. single handled, $3.50; double,
si2 so doz.; black sheet metal. 20 and
e ss"qs .ss ssssus $50 per ow VT
Carriage bolts, small. soc. 10 and
of large, l0c and S or machine
bolts. small. soc, 10 and 10 on; large.
t0c. 10 and or list
Hides No. cured hides. lee: No
green hides, &c; 10. / cured bulls.
lac; No. green bulls lac: No.
cured veal kip. 23c: No. ! green veal
kip. Gle; No. ! cured murrain. 1sc;
No. i green murrain lee: No. / cured
calf. 29c; No. / green calf. 27c; No
horse hides. $3.50; No. 2 horse hides,
8 80; No, tallow. INC; No tallCw.
kip. and calf. I've on: sheepskin Gas
TO amount wooD, Soc a az.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03
VAGRANCY ACTION
ENDED THROUGH
OFFICERS DEATH

Lazarous Shapiro. who recently
was arrested by the Highland Park
police charged with being a va
grant. was released. Wednesday at
ternoon. because OF the death OF Pa
trolman link, who made the charges
against him. The case attracted
much attention, as IL was the cause
OF charges preferred against the
chief OF police and the police de-
psrtment OF the village James J..
Ellmanu. who acted as the attorney
for shapiro. preferred the charges.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03
BOY, LOST TWO
DAYS, UNCLAIMED

Has anybody lost little boy
For two days kiddie about five
years old, with blue eyes and light
hair. has been waiting in the High
land Park police station for some
one TO come and claim him. He
can't remember where he lives or
what his fathers name Is. Neither
does he remember whether his own
name is Mike or Steven. He claims
TO live on Cobb-st. IN Detroit. but
no one there knows him. All OF the
orphan asylums OF the city have
been asked IL the boy belonged 10
them. but none know anything about
him. He is dressed in blue blouse,
dark grey bloomers. black stockings,
white canvas shoes and cloth hat
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03
FIRE DESTROYS
ADRIAN FACTORY

ADRIAN, Mich, Aug. Fire
caused The total destruction of the
Adrian steel Casting company's
rlant at about 1870 this morning.
throwing a considerable force Of
r,cn our 90 work ana causing loss
estimated at 10000
The tire had made big headway
before discovery ind in spite of
the efforts OF he fire department
only The Cfice was saved. Employees
were also successful in ayihg val
liable plans. The origin Of the fire
Is unknown.
Owing to the prosperous business
conditions It IL probable that tho
plant Will be rebuilt Immediately.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03
Marriage Licenses

wojiech zarkowski. 22; Victoria
Ludwig oleskI. &c. Jozefa Jeziors-
Cashier Grumat as Anna Mike,
vasilie Botos. 26. Marie Kocxan. rs
Albert Wagner. 49, Marjorie C.,
James ii. Lopez. ~, Edie JOY Ana.
John H. Fuery 20; Nina b
william A westcott, rs Ruth L
Harry Bernard. 30, Detroit, Ethel
Horne, e, slocombe,. Ala
William c. viegelahn. 2e. Detroit;
Elssie J. Rhoden, 81. Cleveland.
Howard f., Valdez, 81. Toronto;
charles n Heisier'. IS; cathleen A.
Clarence r. Benson. 81. Detroit;
Priscilla J Hooks. go, Calumet -.
Richard A. McEtheran. 25; Edna
l. Taylor, "a.
Carlo Mentola. %; Caterina venti-
ignacy Baldyga. 25 Victoria zIeba,
Theodore j. wolter, Jr.. 20; varrie
Livingstone. 81.
I'A'N DGi 'Fbdh Ept 'atHNi iiiN
Chmiel 90.
James T. Kendall. i3. Detroit; Mat
tie Darnell. 81. Atlanta. Ga.
Jackson w. Hayman. 2S; Leila X.
Irwin. 81.
Alexander zaferopulas. "a Elaine
Zarahonetov, %
Fred y. woodlock 2S. Detroit.
Zellah Parrish. FentOn. 22.
Anthony ElZerman. n. North De-
troit, Barbara j. Hamtsra, -. same
Lnnnie Handy. 20. Jane smith, 81.
Alfred Holbrook, So: Magic Horth-
rup. "a.
Albert Noble. 3S Detroit; Alice
Schier, "a. WyandOtte.
Rudolph Rohn Jr, 10 Emma Pope.
woiceich Knoll. %; Katherine sobe-
Yak %
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03
HIGHLAND PARK

William MADDEN. No. 81 Alabama.
ave. disagreed. Burkhard. who Is
SO years old. told n straightforward
story According to his statement
Hadden siill owes him s22 for ser
vices Burkhard admitted taking the
tools but said that he only took
them as security for his money,
and that he would return the tools
a. soon as he received his wages.
A new trial was set for Aug. IL.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03
BODY is FOUND
IN LAKE ERIE

MONROE, Mich. Aug S.-The
body Of an unidentified man. ~
years old was found floating We'd
nesday afternoon two miles on
Monroe piers, in Lake Erie. The
man was smooth shaSen, with black
hair, and wore band ring on the
right little finger. He was clad In q
union suit only.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03
oisorderiy Quartet Fineo.

Joe Allie, Allie Hassan, Sam
Small and Charles Dauhet. all OF
Nc SS Cottage Groye-ave.. hign
Park. worked fer & NJ. Dihbler. h
contractor at M 30 Augur-aye Ar.
or n quarrel with Dibblcr, last week.
they quit work and demanded hci-
pay. Dibbler refused TO pay them
until the end OF the week The men
then pulled knives and threatened
10 kill Dibbler II he didn't pay up.
All were fined S. on a charge OF
disnrderly conduct by justice Lana
gan, Thursday morning
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03
Iurx pI,aarees in Theft Case.

After being out for more than
three and a half hours, A jury In
the case OF Joseph Burkhard, No \
Log CsbiD-ave, Highlsnd PARK
charged with stealing tools from
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03

'nto the breech, and, though almost
blinded by smoke, managed TO un-
hitch the frantic animals and lead
them out OF harms way.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03
1 .''lE:DpL:;;E:';s !:
= FACES
ONE CENT A WORD

Cash with order. IL charged. 7c a
line.
No transient advertising inserted
for less than l5c with cash, II
charged, 1Sc per insertion.
The above rates apply to all CLASH
fcatlons except Births Cards OF
Thanks. Obituaries. Meeting Notices,
etc.
Births, Deaths. Cards OF Thanks
and Meeting Notices - Minimum
charge. SIC Tor 25 words or less
Eaca additional word. Use.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03

When Baroness Won Hutton, for.
merly Miss Betsy Riddle. of Penn
sylvania, passed beyond the five
mile limit set in England for zen.
envy aliens" she was arrested. She
protests she is an American citizen,
having been divorced from her Ger
man husband eight years ago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03

While some little girls are romp-
ing on the beach or in parks. little
Thelma Shell dresses in heavy win.
ter coats and warm velvet hats. She
Is a fashion model.
Little Miss Shell poses every day
for the Chicago Garment Msnufac-
turers association. which Ia prepar.
ing for a great fall style show. She
il one Of the youngest models 10
the country.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03
HELP wANTED--MALn
PIANO statesmen

Wanted by large Middle West manu-
factursr 20 work In conjunction
with special selling system. An
500. 90 per week and more. A good
permanent connection with oppor-
tunity for advancement. Exper-
fenced and competent closers want
ed AT CNCE. Good clean men only
need apply. Territory: Ohio. Penn
sylvania, Michigan. Indiana and
Kentucky, All replies kept strict
ly con1dential Address Box r.. 40.
Times.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-03
ron sALE--RssrDuxos rnSpsavy
NoTICE-HoMEs

NoTICE-HOMES
Chslmers-ave.. w g.. rooms. Z be0-'
rooms. hot water heat. sun parlor.
vestibule. open fireplace. bcokeaee
and buffet, oak and enamel nutsh,
$500. 81. 400 down.
Congress-st, e. frame, : rooms and
summer kitchen. 8 bedrooms and
bath. open fireplace. $4,000. ef.s00
down.
Pennsylvania. w. g., 8 rooms, cement
block, bedrooms. Ss.sso. $3.50
down.
Hamilton-ave.. e, g.. 8 rooms. Z bod
rooms. oak and pine hnish: $500.
5000 down.
Charlevoix. w. s.. frame. Q rooms Z
bedrooms. hot water heat. 5000.
$4,000 down.
Parker-ave.. w. 8. 10 rooms. bed
rooms. hot water heat, oak and pine
finish, china cabinet. etc.; porch,
Construction brick veneer; es.20o.
$4,000 down. en
Forrest. east, N. g.. IL rooms. bed
rooms. hot water heat. garage for
four cars, $4,000: terms.
Ask for Mr.. Goodhand.
DAVID ". APPELHOF.
600 Holden Bldg. Cadillac 1921.
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MEN wanted 10 build md erect kali
ofninc and tin-clad doors. Apply
Flood 4 Hall. ga Eighteenth
PORTER wanted. 81 Jefferson.
PORTER wanted. 81 Jefferson.
PATTERNMAK ERS-Fi t-class wood
men Acme Pattern Works. sixth
floor I West Woodbridge
PLA STERERS wanted. four good
plasterers and three laborers. Up
ply with tools. Schooicraft Station
q. r.. Tayl1rs subdivision.
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ALEsMEN--House- house demon
stration OF the new Radio-X gas
lamps, starting AT once. references:
can use several additional high
grade men. Apply 1880 10 $50 in
mornings or 20 3 afternoons. 9Th
floor Detroit City Gas Co. build
ing.
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WANTED--Dsy and night tool die
makers Apply Clayton q Lambert
Mig Co.
NANTED-Man and wife for country
home near Detroit. Telephone North
76i. 100 Pingree.
- .
ANTED-Teansters at l75 Baker
G.. s. Breed Carriage Co.
WANTED-25 nrst-class carpenters
GA Hodges bldg. Call Main 1919.
Wanted-Two house carpenters
and six rough carpenters. APP
ply
Wisconsin Bridge & Iron Co.
Studebaker Plant No. 3,
Campau AMI r. R.
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= FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CHASE PIANO goes this week for
Si2s. regular $3.50 style; fine ma
hovany; thoroughly overhauled;
splendid condition; sweet. pure
tone. Small payments. GRINNELL
BROS, 2i5 Woodward
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urLp wANTED--FEMALE
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WANTED-CAPABLE STE
NOGRAPHER WITH SOME
EXPERIENCE IN BOOK
KEEPING. RESIDENT OF
WEST SIDE PREFERRED.
DETROIT SULPHITE PULP
& PAPER CO., 2607 WEST
JEFFERSON, DELRAY.