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The Detroit times., 1916-11-13
VIM. Sylvester Fights
Cigarette Evil Among
Pupils
SPEAKS TO 5000
IN SINGLE WEEK
Iowa Man Addressed
Big Mass Meeting
Sunday

A mass meeting for BOYS and their
fathers in the interest OF the clean
life" campaign was held in the
Woodward ave Baptist church. sun
day afternoon, under he leadership
cf William S Sylvester. o. Cedar
Rapids, Ia. who assisted in ne boys
work Of the Btly Sunda, campaign
during the last few weeks.
The work so weli begun Dy the
Sunday people vas thought so Inn
portant that the Y VI. G. A. desired
Mr. Sylvester 10 remain IN this city
and continue IL
The boys were iei by Mr Sylyes-
ter in singing anti-cigarette and
clean life song- and G. M Carson
factory manager Of the cadillac
Motor company Who spoke 10 them
on the policy OF tho company which
for siN year has disoouuteuanced
cigaret smoking among its employees
William Schumacher. active in The
Sunday campaign. also addressed
the BOYS on the far reaching effects
Of clean Twins and thinking and he
with Mr. Sylvester. sang together
the FIRST verse OF tho Clean LIE
Song" followed by the rcusing chor
Us TO the tune OF "Tipperary"
Mr. Sylvester has reached over
1000 BOYS during his week and in
most Of the ohools boys have hand
I'd over 10 him smoking materials
Of all sorts lie stated. Sunday. that
he wished more than anything else
20 be the friend OF the newsboys
and % all BOYS who have no friends
So well does Mr Sylvester under
stand how 20 reach The heart OF the
boy hat they have no hes.tancy in
telling their own experiences and
their own viewpoint The meeting
was o great fuccess ard Will be fol
lowed With others In one uneradcd
school. Mr. Syly eater stated that he
found practically every boy a user
oi tobacco
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13
BOSTON is
STIRRED UP
BY BILLY
CCentinued from rage ono


fore Herod and declared religion
the city's greatest financial asset
At night he slammed society in
mis- famous sermon THE Sins Of
Society" compared what Christ said
with what society does. and de
fcribed the society woman's daugh-
ter.
"A LOT OF preachers are going
dary about social service" said
sunday. Il believe in social service
II Il has Christ in Il. but as for the
Christless kind. none for mine. and
a. for the people who sneer NJ re-
ligton, you're n disgrace 10 Amerl.
can citizenship. you are killing
every grand and noble thing in the
human heart"
He also took up Fool women -
There are three million cigarette
1ends In cur country" he said Let
me tell you. sister when | see you
smoking & cigarette I don't want 10
know anything more about you I've
got your number
Sunday favored the Roman Catho.
Tic views ~ divorce
"On the question OF divorce I'm a
Roman Catholic from the ton of my
head TO the bottom of my feet, ho
said. n man came TO mo to 20
married lie said his divorced wife
was living 'Beat IT, cried Twen.
ty-three for 20" YOU lobster There
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13


--
cided to leave the athletic religion
10 i'm
Dr MacInnis said that no was op.
posed 20 having Billy come 10 Syra.
cuse ~ first because he had heard
him - wears ago and was disgusted
He finally submitted 10 the desires
OF others and agreed TO cooperate
in a halfhearted sort OF a way.
u soon learned" no said. that
Billy Was doing a wonderfully eTec.
tive work. God made only one Of
him. however. and He ehas not vet
told US that Billy is type that lie
wants US TO conform TO Billy is A
special agent and God is using him
for n special purpose. Don't try to
initiate thing that Is for a special
purpose
He declared that in Syracuse
there we're. as here. a large number
OF factory workers among the trail
hitters. and that vigilance commit
tees were organized in the large
factories 10 keep In touch with the
trail hitters or 900 men in one
factory. he said. only two went back
The large percentage. he said was
due 90 the wOr kof the committees
He urged Detroit workers 90 ere.
ate n religious atmosphere in the
shops and factories and encourage
man not 20 be ashamed TO admit
that he WAS a trail hitter and a
Christian
lie suggested that they have Billy
Sunday business mems clubs In va.
rious parts Of the city These clubs
in Syracuse proved TO be a Godsend
he said
Tho speaker also urged his hear.
srs 10 wait for time before accept.
ing into their church membership
the trail hitters so that time would
show whether they wanted 10 con.
unue Meanwhile ne urged that all
the trail hitters be visited and en-
coureRe1
"Michigan's dry victory" the
speaker said. has put new heart
into many ~ NJ. and shows thar
great Industrial state can so for
temperance and for God
He suggested that the churches
get together In big union meetings
from time 10 time.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13
SENSATION
PROMISED
BY GRAVES
Continued from Page onsD

guard him from What he called the
greatest personal danger Of his
whole career"
The case OF pr. Graves had today
developed into that ancient prob
lem Now that they've got him
what will they dp with him.
Washington, which seldom has
been 80 thrilled by mystery in its
Cvn r idst, Is waiting for Wednes
Gays preliminary hearing with
great anticipation Revelations con.
corning the secret service methods
Of the Furopesr governments are ex-
Iccted. particularly since II became
known today that Count Won Bern
storf ha dnotihcd his government
that a sealed package directed 20
him by tho foreign Office had been
broken open and part OF It's contents
ltolen Whether the ambassador
had in mind the letters taken by
Justice department agents from the
Washington hotel safe where Dr
Graves had deposited them, Is net
known
Graves himself hints these letters
are ~ the highost importance 70
the German government--that they
are the letters which ne expected 10
sell 10 ;he ambassador. not the let.
ters addressed TO Countess Won
Bernsto-n. As for the latter letters
he and embassy members are one
in saying they contain nothing cal.
oulated 10 "embarfass" the countess
personally. The embassy has de
clsred Graves thought they would
have this effect and that he demand
cd money for them ON that ground.
Graves has made two statements in
answer to thia one Is that the let
iers, from a prominent German wo-
man to the countess contain hidden
meanings and form an important
communication from the home gov
ernont TO the an bassador The 9th
er is that he knew they we're of no
importance and simply was exhibit.
lne them 20 Prince Ilatzfel1t az
Iroof that he had obtained ponsos-
sion of other mail for which tho em.
bassy would be willing TO pay.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13

"Ousting of Saloon" Is
Only Start" Says
Times Publisher
ADDRESSES
SUNDAY SCHOOL
{. +. Knight Has Praise
for Clean Newspaper
and It's Head
--JAMFs sCHI;RMEHHORN

There were two hammered hosts
In the battle FOR state wide prohibit
tlon. There was the hammered
church and the hammered saloon
and glorious victory perchcd upon
the banner OF the church" said
James Sohermerhorn 10 % grep; audi
ence OF Sunday school children IN
simpson Methods church. sunday
morning
This shows the Bible school TO
have been wonderfully effective
training camp thru all the years
Billy sunday was just the geaorai
70 como upon the scene, mobilize
the forces. and thrill them with in.
spring slogans and battle cries but
the churches and Bible schools have
been the West Point and Annapolis
OF This bioodless triumph for no
bic citizenship. happier homes and
more etrcient industry
Now the shibboieth should DO tho
song YOU has" iJsf sung onward,
Christian Soldiers. Mr. Scher
merhorn cont nled we mustn't
yield sector or trench % the terri
Tory gained We must keep busy 81
The abolition uasti0u We've abol
ished The cumbersome school board
and board % estimates hiding places
~ saloon picked mercenanes and in
compctents now 40 must clean up
other places where thc enemies of
the city lurk-thc common council.
Royal Ark legislative states. etc
That's whore Tho Bihle school. with
rs desthless lessons IN old fashioned
morality and ukhieous heroism.
comes In May t be stimulated by
the success 90 last TUESDAY 20 keep
holding up he splendid Scriptural
heroes. Elijah and Amos and Daniel
and Hosea for tbe inspiration of
he coming citizens
The Bibio school is going 10
Nin The battle against intemperance
in the whole nation. said the speak
or - mllodty of the states have
1een emAnCipatcd constitutional
amendment will do the rest And In
The world acld OF endcayor, the
exaltation OF the Cross over the
word VIII Dc established In a
pact OF permanent peace subscribed
20 by all he Christian nations
G. r. knight. superintendent OF tho
Bible school. gave The Times credit
for being large factor ln th" Dc
cisiye victory over the liquor tra a'iic.
IN introducing the publisher OF Tho
Times. he said
II want you 20 meet man who
has for many years subordinated
business suCcoes 90 the triumph o'
he cause we arc an celebrating he
haS been willing 90 sacrifice all that
ne had or hoped 10 have in combat
ling the saloon and Us supporters
n business and public station
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13
MOrtuary

HNHr-Noy. q. 1916. MARY Parke-.
NvCe - Joseph N'hItfendcn Hart.
and mother ~ Frederick II Hart
aud Mrs James Irapo CIlstl Flu
neral TursdaN Nov f4 az 80.
from - Dsk-st.. Birmingham.
NMnEHT Nor ro no h.s residence.
PCS East Congress James T
aged g. years. husband af thr ia'o
Adelaide and father ~ FredericS.
James Henry AMI William Lam
bert Funeral Tuesdar n 2 % M
MoNDARY -Nvv o. Minnie .nsa
Wollsl. agcd - Years beloved W 70
~ Hcury MoudarN. dear thrr ~
Irwin. Florence EhsWorfn. Beul1h
and Paul. slstcI nf AIRS Frcd
Krause. Mrs. Gilman and Mrs
Rplliu Fuueral IuctIaN 1t rrsl-
denCo. % TIuut-st, ~ 2 30 % m
Pural at Lutheran cemetery
TIHBENHAM Soy 12 at uis rrsI
dcncc. ga MtssourH ave Frank be-
lived husband ~ Mac Tlnhenh1n'
Funeral service az res.4cuce N "d-
nesnay AZ p n. Services VIII hs
under tho auspices 90 damascus
WERNER Nov l2, at his residence
235 sheridan ave. Louis. aged m
wears beloved father ~ Louis =
Werner Funeral services Tueela2
evening. 1.30. from residence. Bur
tai az Richmond Mich
WILCOX Nov 49, 1915. a. residence
s6S Fourth-ave.. Florence wilcox
Notice OF funeral later
WRIGHT Henry NJ. Al his residence
73g Jefferson ave, Saturday morn
ing Funeral private. Kindly 0mi'
flowers.
WHITING Nov i2. 1916, a. the No.
bile sauatoTIUn-24t0 East JeGor-
sou-avo.. Frank J,bFrrNed husband
OF Margaret g. Whiting ron, ~o
James a and Emma =, and brother
of Howard NJ Whiting Ffnera
services from Palestine lodge hous'
Tuesday afternoon at 2;3o.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13


Progressive rrotectionist" Of Lou
isiana
The lineup by states on the pres
ent returns, follows
House Republicans California,
g. Colorado J Connecticug4; Idaho
p Illinois 81; Indiana Q Iowa II;
Kansas Kentucky z. Maine a:
Maryland 2. Massachusetts II;
Michigan l2 Minnesota 9. Missouri
2 Montana ! Nebraska 3 Nevada
1, New Hampshire New Jersey
10, New York 26 North Carolina
j. North Dakota 3 Ohio Q Okla
homa .; oregon 3 Pennsylvania
"a Rhode Island 2 South Dakota
2 Tennessee 2: Vermont 2 vir.
ginia Washington West Vir-
ginla 4 Wisconsin II Wyoming /
Total-2i7
Observation-Disclosures 10: Arizona
Arkanfas T. California 4: Colo
rado 3 Connecticut /. Delaware t.;
Florida { Georgia u. Illinois 6 In
diana Z Kansas 3 Kentucky . Lou
islana T. Maryland 4: Massachu-
setts 4 Michigan / Minnesota T.;
Mississippi g. Missouri IA Mon
tana ! Nebraska 3 New Jersey .:
NFw Mexico !: New York 1s;
North Carolina 9 North Dakota 3;
Oklahoma 6 Pennsylvania s. Rhode
Island South Carolina Z South
Dakota Tennessee g Texas rs.
Cah ? Virginia Q Washington ! ;
West Virginia . Total 21S
Three independents are Socialist
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13
ETR OFT TIM E S

are some things legally right bur
morally wrong as hell
Sunday says he will preach the
funeral OF booze.
=, "Ah, President Wilson ne eH-
claimed lie went through the
country aiding congress for the
passage of such measures as the
child labor Law TN go 20 the end
with Wilson on that But there was
not BoiG from Wilson or Hughes
regarding tho greatest evil booze.
Were gong 10 hold the balance OF
power. though. and were going 20
sax who goes TO Washington four
years from nov I'm going 10 live
20 plcacn the funeral service of the
booze interests"
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13
MOrtuary.

ii Anna. AGED s.
years. wife of Michael dear moth
or of Mrs W Tromie John,
james. Frank william. Joseph.
Margaret and charles dear sister
81 Nellie and James Ryan and Mrs
Thomas Berney Funeral from resi-
dence. $50 Adelaide st. Tuesday.
Nov ~. at $50. and 2 oclock a.
cathedral, corner adelaide and John
r. interment at Mt. olivot via
limousine.
Nov ie. 1915. Rev Nj
chael j. brother Of Thomas o. and
John T. Comerford. Mrs Efyaheth
HetherinEton, of Detroit. and Mrs
Ada m Gibson. of Philadelphia. for-
merly paettr 81 ct Matthew =
church ~ Flint Mich Remains al
The residence of his brother. 2f0
East Grand blvd Notice OF fu
neral iRter
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13
Marriage Licenses


Lucius l. Holt 25 Martha Kau-
charlie. II GaIuson % Angellne
clarence Edon % Helen Burns 10
Felix Bolcc. 26. Toledo: Josephine
SnoehoWski 2t Detroit
William Pilucke. %, TiIlie Kline.
Martin = Eoemcnon "a Lillian
c1esiaw Rudnlckl 90 Alexandra
cfre Rekeveu. e. Theresa Nor
John Buchanan, ~ Harriet Nc
William chirota 25 Julia Kostec-
Harry T.. Haskell. 20. Toledo,
Mary - Partridge % same
Mtyr Pr,ustene % Fanny Wien
Rudolph Massa % Fnomena
Felix Baekford, a. Cora Fowler
Clarence r Peine. 81 Cora Curtis,
Henry Habitz q; Louisa Hoffman.
Nike oryoc rs. Anna Nebesko. %
Mikoiai pznmok, 45. Teohie Dro-
charles witkowskt. - Catherine
AieSander Wofon % Evdkia Ko-
waltrva, q.
Garfield j Williams. 90 Pearl r.
George Gaebel. "a Irene Kuehl. IS.
Rudolph Knaucr "a Mnrl O..
clark ga
Emmanuel TerezakIs. - Ermi
Renerski o.
Alesander Girso. Bay City BERTHA
Lurrh lF. same
Otis coates. &c Detroit. Mabel @
BARRIER. 49, Cunstuck
Lewis r. Quntai o. p.troit
Blanche a Charles IS. Green BAY
victor ostromsk 90 vera Klan-
Homer IARoehcne "a Hazel
Lcwis. IT,.
Bert r Blshop - Whithall, IN;
Ruth 6allsgher ~ WoodS"n.
NhdarW hldia'hNh n --' PeFaF
Kate Zhoek, =, SAM
marry ~t"l''I. 80 I'FtF0lt Mary
NIUf' ~ Nl'N"lhhd.
,-Nl'h BONA Nth'Ni"' go ASIA hlnflli'
t..,, ,,..t.,...,.- o., Va. ri..,.,
stein, ,,l,,i', v..ta ,,..
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13

anu % udtniHt guns
LONDON. Nov. 13-Russlans. Ru-
manians End F'ranco-Serbians are
continuinF their hammering against
,hc lines OF the Central powers on
every eastern and southeastern
'front.' today AZ some points Ger
mans ana Austrians are attacking
rercely, but according 10 advices
from all the capitals, the larger ruc.
csses are being Won by the arms
OF the entente allies.
French troops are today co-ordi.
mating the trenches and positions
they wrested from the Germans
Yesterday at Sally. .Saillisel on the
vest front. AT which point sporadic
German attempts TO recapture the
positions are going on with increas-
ing intensity A comparative lull
maintains on other sections OF the
western front.
The hgh.ins about Cernsvoda for
possession OF the great Danube
srsn that forms the longest bridge
in Europe and where for days the
Russian right wing is reported from
Petrograd 10 have partly succeeded
In turning Mackensen's left fsnk
apparently has reached its mos
critical stage. Since the dispatch
which told Of Cernavods in flames
ard OF Constanza. where the Aus
trc-German Bulgarian extreme righ'
hss had its base on the Black sea
cred. only meagre details have
reached here regarding the Dob
'udjs clash.
Military experts believe the result
n Ccrnavods will depend partly on
tht hfty nile forward dash OF Rus
so-Rumanians against General Fal
kenhayns armies I'm TraLsylvania
far below the BukoWine border
where defensive movements have
been succeeded hy a sledge hammer
offensive. Any measurable successes
IN this region. experts say. must
weaken the Cernavoda.C .Constanza
front OF Nackensen.
BulEars. reinforced after Friday
SerboFrenCh successes on the Ger
ma front. apparently have failed to
stem the advances. for King Peter S
headquarters last night reported
,urther material progress including
Advancement OF the allied lines and
taking OF considerable booty.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13

LONDON, Nov Continuing
their pursuit " retreating bulgarian
forces which were driven out of
Prtlog IN the Cerna front fighting
Serbian troops have captured lyen.
north of Polps
The hghting in This sector has
been continuous night ana day. the
cfhcial statement, which told ol
lven's capture, saii Bulgarians,
time after time, attacked and occa.
siUnally gained a temporary advan.
tnge which they failed, however, 20
maintain.
Fighting was particularly fierce
along the Floriua railway
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13

To the owner or owners OF any
and al interests in. or liens upon the
land herein described
Take notice that sale has been law
fully made OF the following described
land FOR unpaid taxes thereon, and
that the undersigned has title there
90 under tax deed or deeds therefor.
and that you are entitled 10 a re-
couvcyance thereof. AT any time with
in six months after return of service
OF this notice. upon payment 20 the
undersigned or 10 the register In
chHucery uf the coNnty in which the
lands TIE. Of all sums paid upon such
purchase. together with one hundred
per centum additional thereto and
the fees ~ the sheriff Tor the service
or cost ~ publication OF this notice.
90 be- computed ~ upon personal ser
vice of declaration as commence
went 70 auit. and the further sum of
1ye dollars FOR each description, with
nitt other additional CoRt or charges
~ payment as aforesaid Il not made
the undersigned will institute pro-
cecdinss for posse,ssion u the land
DESC RfPTiON
Lots and TO- East springwells
avenue Alexander \ Webers sub 81
tot n. that part OF lot Is OF NJ G
r Y OF sub or +. c. IT'S city OF
Detroit
Amount paid. az FOR 1919. siss
Amount required for reconveyance
t13 - plus shsrtr'a fees
'sisnedl ELIAS -, g ADO 20,
Lott IS ana SO. North Gilman ave-
nue. AIeNander 4 Wehcr's sub Of
lot r and that part Of lot ~ %
81 g. r " OF sub ~ = O. us, City
or Detroit
Amount paid. ax for 1919 ssE2
Amount required fof reconveyancs.
f1S59 adVerfisluF cost. So total
tS252 plus sheriNs fees.
Signed ELIAS O. ABDO.
Detroit Mich
state ~ Michigan. County of WAYNE.
So I hereby certify and return that
after carofll Inquiry Z ana unable q
ascertain tre whereabouts or postof-
Gee address ~ Wm - Wcbtr or his
heirs. or the Whereahouts or pustof-
See address of The eNecnt1r adm ms.
traitor or trustee or guS tdian ~ SAID
WIN NJ Wther
Dated this 21tn day of october.
1919
MILTON OAKWAN SheriN
By A. VI fO%ICk.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13
Signed ELIAS <, ABpo.
c,ate ~ NflchIRan. county Of wayne

state of Michigan. County OF Wayns.
ss / hereby certify and return tAat
after careful inquiry | am unable 20
ascertain the whereabouts or postof-
nee address OF Thos a Nall or his
heirs or the whereabouts or postof-
Ace address Of the executor. admin
Istrator or trustee or guardian OF
said Thos A Nall.
Dated this 27th day OF October,
MILTON OARMAN, sheriff.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13
WINDOW CLEANING
EXPERT WINDOW
EANINE co

GENERAL JANITOR WORK.
Office. 1856 Farmer-st.
Floors and windows properly cleaned
and work absolutely suaranteed.
Our patrons Include General Motors
Co. Packard Motor Co. Michigan
Drug Co, Detroit Times, olds Motor
Works Burnham -Stoepel 81 Co. u.
q Radiator Corp. Northern Motor
Co VIM. p. Bonbright a Co. Hay
den stone g. Co. Truesed Concrste
building and many others Phone
Cherry us for trial
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13
NOTICE FOR REcoNvEYANcE

To the owner or owners OF any and
all interests in. or liens upon the
land herein described
Take notice that sale has been law
fully made OF the following described
land for unpaid taxes thereon. and
that the undersigned has title thereto
under tax deed or deeds therefor,
and that you are entitled TO re-
conveyance thereof. at any time with
in six months after return OF service
OF this notice. upon payment to the
undersigned. or TO the register in
chancery of the county In which thu
lands lie. OF all sums paid upon susf
purchase together with one hundred
per centum additional thereto. and
the fees Of the sheriff for the service
or cost OF publication of this notice.
TO be computed "a upon personal SER
vice of n declaration as commence
nent Of suit. and the further sum or
Ave dollars for each description. with.
out other additional cost or charges.
n pAyment As aforesaid "a not made,
the undersigned Will institute pro-
ceedings for possession % the land
DESCRIPTION
Lot 55 and east Eve feet OF lot Sc.
South Bacon street, Rsthbone's sub.
OF lots 10 and II. Private Claim us,
City of Detroit, according TO plat
thereof
Amount paid tax for 1912. s5.2a.
Amount required for reconveyance.
st6.46: advertising cost. Sl2.2O; total,
t2Tff. plus sheriT'R fees
.Gtypgdl ELIAS 4 ARDO
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13
PERSONAL

NOTICE-n any poor girl 10 Ia
trouble. needing advice. friendship
TARY q MxRSAHrf TseI ET f'' bGFrY GF TEoH 1911
Forrest. W. salvation Army.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13
HELL wANTEI,--MALE
WANTED BOY WITH
WHEEL. BRING REFER
ENCE TO TINES OFFICE.

PIN BOYS wanted for bowling al
leys. Micus Bros. 500 Congress-
~ east. corner Chene. Salary paid.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13
FRANCO SERBS
HAMMER Bull
CARS BACK
,Continued from Page Ons

hians have further progressed north
of Veliselos. Since Sept. r. the en-
emy has lost 5000 prisoners, 70 guns
and 80 machine guns
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13
HIsI.r wANTED-FEMALE

WOMEN WANTED-Fuu time SO.
spare time 25c an hour. selling
guaranteed Wear Proof hosiery 10
wearer Experience unnecessary
Enormous Christmas business Wear
Proof Mills. EoyristOwn Pa
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13

CHILDREN from ! 90 years 10
board best mothers care licensed
homo. Phone Grand S372-M
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13
FOLLOW-UP
WORK URGED
BY PASTOR

CCon,Inued from Page nno
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13

FURNISHED ROOM for two gentle
men. steam heat. bath. telephone.
ts5 DreNel-ave. Tel Hickory 3ess-
r.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13
2l8 VOTES
REPUBLICAN
IN HOUSE

,ContInued from Page oneD
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13
>oTICE ron REcoNvEYANcr

MILTON OAKMAN. Sheriff.
Nv y M CONTCK
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13

STERLING .an0-lul} s23G wa
1850, beautiful golden oak spIen.
di8 condition Taken in exchange
ON Player small payments At
once GRl&NELL HEOS, PAS
Woodward
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13

rTintinR-the plain neat kind--thst
, rfEht-Times Job Dept.-Nnln ts.O.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13

tfs3 for $500 ARMSTRONG plano
Nue walnut thoroughly overhauled
splendid condition sweet tone, re
nlafka bic value Small payments
gUfNNFlL HRoS Branch, 81 Mon
roe
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13

ELEANOR Hazard Peocock. dramatic
soprano: indorsed by European and
American critics Concerts and reel
tails voice and interpretation 50
king-ave. Phone Market 524b.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13
Tvpewiiters-I,ate Models
Typewriter Bargains

typewriter bargains
SIS 20 see. direct from factory. easy
terms TNDERW OOp. ROYAL. CO.
est stock IN city T. : TYpfsNRtf
ING co. Cadillac 6695. 7 Campus
MRrtius. near Detroit Opera house
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13

FURNISHED ROOM, modern, private
family. near Grand River car. Wal
nut 2l25-M
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13

and other Riilt Suudav melodies
in Player Piano music rolls words
and music complete on the roll
This week on sale at soc and up
GRtNNEf.L BROS 2f5 Woodward
The Detroit times., 1916-11-13
STORE FIXTURES

Piano going M t22s
regular S2f5 stvlc. beautiful ma
hogauN thoroughly modern. like
nov Easy payments Write or
call at once GETNNELL BROS
2ti Wood ward