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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-11-30
WESLEYAN WILL RAISE $500, goo
-$S5, 800 ALREADY PLEDGED

West Virginia Wesleyan Col
lege is just now actively enter
ing upon big campaign to Sc
cure for the institution q five
hundred thousand dollar fund,
four hundred thousand of which
is to be added to the permanent
endowment and one hundred
thousand to be used for the WHIP
ing out Of all existing indebted
ness making repairs, improve
ments and additions to the pres
ent plant and increasing the ia
cilities for instruction in Do
nestle Science and Agriculture.
President Fleming has been
busy getting every authority be-
hind him in the movement for
over a year. Last June the plan
was unanimously approved by
the Board of Trustees and late
in September it received the
final and hearty approval of the
Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church Of West Vir-
ginia. At the same time DR.. S.
K. Arbuthnot, former pastor of
the First M. E. church at Par
kersburg, was appointed to work
with President Fleming on the
plan and both will from this
time forward devote their en-
tire energies to the great work.
Wesleyan's enrolment is out
of all proportion to the amount
of funds available for carrying
on the work and it is largely to
better the teaching and other
ABILITIES that it is desired to add
the four hundred thousand dol
lars to the endowment. This
much additional endowment
will provide about twenty-five
thousand dollars net revenue
per annum.
President Fleming and Doctor
Arbuthnot plan to raise two
hundred and fifty thousand by
personal canvas. They have the
names of five hundred West Vir-
ginians whom they feel are able
and willing to give five hundred
or more to the movement. When
these have been interviewed a
great public campaign touching
every one of the seventy-five
thousand Methodists of the state
as well as the general public will
be inaugurated. They expect to
finish the personal canvas by the
last of March and hope to wind
up the entire campaign success
fully by next June so that a
great celebration may be held at
commencement time.
Although Doctor Arbuthnot
and President Fleming have
been actively engaged in the
campaign little more than two
weeks, they have secured pledges
of cash amounting to eighty-fve
thousand an nine hundred dol
lars, and have many fine pros
poets that have not yet made
their final decision. Senator
Samuel V. Woods of Philippi has
contributed twenty-five thou
sand dollars, and Judge Charles
w. Lynch of Clarksburg has al
so contributed twenty-five thou
sand, these being the largest
single contribution to date.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-11-30
BABY HAD WHOOPING COUGH

Mrs. Sam c. Small, Clayton, N. H.,
writes: "My grandson had whooping
cough when he was three months old.
We used Foley's Honey and Tar and
| believe it saved his life. He is now
big and fat" Foley's Honey and Tar
is fine thing to have in the house
for whooping cough, Group, coughs,
colds. adv.
GRANT GRAHAM, Belington, w. Va
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-11-30

You will not pass through
this world but once. Any good
thing that you can do or any
kindness that you can show to
any fellow being, do it now; do
not defer or neglect it for you
will not pass this way again.
Plenty of people imagine they
have nothing for which to give
thanks, but imagination is de-
ceptive.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-11-30
NO DOUBT ABOUT THIS

Foley Cathartic Tablets are just a
plain, honest, old-fashioned physic.
They act promptly and effectively on
the, bowels without pain, gripping or
nausea. They keep the stomach sweet,
the liver active, and the bowels regu-
lar. They Danish biliousness, sick
headaches, sour stomach, Indigestion
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-11-30

AS we go back to the old home
to spend Thanksgiving Day with
father and mother and sister
and brother, let us have thank
full Thanksgiving and a joyous
one.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-11-30
Rust Prevention.

To prevent rust gathering on an
iron pan that is not often used, give
it a coat of linseed oil and whiting
mixed together to form paste This
is easily removed when the pan is
to be used for cooking purposes.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-11-30

Marriage is only beautiful,
moral or holy while love rivals
two hearts and peace and har-
mony broods over the hearth
stone.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-11-30

The best trained teachers can
never relieve the parent Of the
grave responsibility and God
given privileges of being the
spiritual guide of the child.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-11-30
Grant Graham

FOR SALE.-One 1916 mod
ell Ford touring car in first class
condition; will sell reasonable.
adv. I'll. A. Mccoy.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-11-30

We will not be responsible for the
views of correspondents.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
MEDICAL SCHOOL
ASKS FOR HELP

Unless the Detroit College OF
Medicine and Surgery can raise
money 10 meet its annual deficit
which amounts 10 $4,000 1t will be
obliged 10 close its doors, is the
abatement made by Dr Burt R
Shurly. who declares that state au-
thorities have been approached sew.
eral times for assistance and have
refused Or SAurly believes that
large city Is the logical place FOR
state medical school He says that
an endowment fund OF $500 coo
would keep the school going for
>ome Years and that s1.000,U00
would practically he sufficient 10
operate Il lnderr.tely
The three BIZ melical associa-
lions class the Detroit college
among The best it holding the same
position as John. Hopkins end Har
ward Schools in other cities have
teen generously supported by clt!-
zens who consider them of in
esiinablo value IN supplying first
class physicians N al the hospitals
and thruout n city generally
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
VOTE SCANDAL
PETERS OUT
Further Arrests Are Not Prob
able, Says Assistant Pros
ecutOr VOORHEES,

Those sensations have been limited
NJ vaguely ever since the last pri-
mary elections. when wholesale ar
rests were expected for election
frauds, are very likely 70 peter out
In fact II is now almost certain that
there will be no further arrests.
That is the purport OF the informa-
ron given Monday by Assistant
Prosecuting Attorney VOORHEES,, who
has had the Investigation Of charges
In hand.
Mr. vcorheIs says that he is not
thru with his inquiry and has sev-
oTal persons yet 20 examine. but the
further he goes the less likelihood he
has or turning up any fraud that
will justify arrest
we are not looking for victims.
faid Mr. VOORHEES, but We are try
ing 10 arrive az the truth Of the
rumors that have reached Us n we
fail 70 find there has been intention.
al fraud OF a criminal nature We
shall be relieved instead Of disap-
pointed We want the perpetrators
of crime. but f. as II appears now.
there has been no crime and not
even criminal carelessness our duty
win have been performed In any
event there will be no more definite
announcement. for a day or two
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
BISHOP BLAMES
LANDLORDS FOR
BARRING CHILD

NO children allowed. are '"e
zords written~-Ahoye TIE doors OF
Fat buildings in Detroit saws
Blshop Foley in a letter sent 70 al.
churches In his dioccs", ana rcad
20 the ooneregp ions sunday ei'hop
Foley scores landlords for this IN
human ban and also for The ehofoI'
tant rents which are being demand
cd in Detroit, which he believes 20
no the greatest cause of hardship
in this city The letter also states
,ha, the Thanksgiving ofering WI
D. given 10 The chldrens depart
rept of The 81 Vincent Do Paul so
cie,v. priyate charitable ciganiza'
ton witch has never publicly solicit
"a funds II Also appeals to every
,ne who ia adj" TO board chiin'
-raus. FOR the society According
=. rhe Very Rev Walter r y Mar
on chancellor II the Roman Catho
unccse OF Detroit, many people
,t.it .adly take q child u 'heir
.aicrl. I out .riin'na'e
,u-l cfllar"r
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
AID. MAYBEE
SUCCUMBS
Alderman-Elect of Tenth Ward
Is Victim of Complication
of Diseases

William II. Maybee, member OF
the school board and newly elected
alderman Of the Tenth ward. died
in his home. No. l57 Linwood.ave,
Monday morning, at 80 o'clock
from a complication Of diseases,
from which he has been suffering
since last spring,
Mr.. Maybee was born near Kings
vile. Ont, In 1862 and was brought
20 Michigan when an infant. He was
educated in the country schools OF
I.acota, Mich. and was then sent TO
Valparaiso college. Valparaiso, Ind.
from which institution he was grad
uated. He became a teacher and
was superintendent OF schools in
Bllssfeld and Grass Lake and also
county commissioner OF schools OF
Jackson county. He came 10 De-
troit and established a grocery bust
ness az Linwood and McGraw-ave.,
and in 1918 became member OF the
school board
a widow and four children sur
vive The funeral Will be held from
the residence. Wednesday afternoon
al o'clock.
Mr. Maybees seat IN the common
council will be filled az the next
election. in April
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
Marriage Licenses

Shirley T. Kavanash, so Mabel I.
Waybrant. 90
Joseph Laramie % River Rouge.
Lillian Jones' 20. Drtroit
Luka NyI.dzam, 3 Louisa Bbrak-
eadich. IS.
Frank L Morris. o. Pearl smith.
Is.
Cecil Lennon. =. Fostoria. o.. Alma
1t Schicuss. Is. same
NtkolaJ M.rtk. q Wanda silva. lg.
Charl y. I.uk % Jennie NJ Mur-
Arthul J McMinnes, 80. Detroit.
Morris Il SleEcl. % Detroit. Mary
Buhlcss, 81. PITTSBURGH.
Toncy pItak q, Wyandotte, Annie
stotkovch %. same
CALVIN t Rotbrock %, Grace F.
Hober wilson. al Ruth NJ
Aribog woodwor,h "a Gather
inc 81 fersuson. 20
guer,t J9lkn-'sS Ncrima Mass
N''aw a. Ieduc. 26 Windsor.
Martha g. Beltramc. g.. Detroit
AItngr fI.herE g. Detroit Anna
Gri.Ger 90 81 Joseph
20 - Louis Mo
Vincent w ritz a. " Hghland Park
Alma SuufatI w % NrKecsport. IN
Anthony shram~k,. 20 Bessi" Mon
Ia ~ ra-,o. 81 81 clalr Heights.
Carrie 81 .ouiiu %. same
Anthpu! Ngwaczcwski %. Anna
WaS Kramor n Emma Ager. 20
Henry a. Lanich. 30 Rrss Hesig
Gass Hmeted - Pearl clark. IS.
Ferdinand Weber Jr. g. Hough-
ton Mitch Auastosia T.. Slattery -
/ g.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
SUFFRAGE HEADS
TO HOLD MEETING

The convention of the Congress
,ional Union. ne suffrage urganiza
ZION which formed The Woman 5
rarity and has the passage ~ 80
suffrage federal amendment as It's
chief aim will take place In Bay
CITY. Dec G, Mrs. W Nelson White
more presiding as chairman.
Many noted suffragists VIII be In
atiendance. among whom are Anne
Martin. who is credited with having
won suffrage tor the state of Nevada.
Mrs. CYRUS Mead, chairman OF the
ohio branch of the Congressional
Union. Dean Rhoda White of tho NJ.
A c., Dr Mary Stevens and Mar.
xare, yhlttemorc. of Detroit
Miss vhi,temore has just return.
ed from the presidential campaign,
where shr vas in charge Z the state
OF Oreg' The Union in an effort
20 DEF, rem0cratic party Ore
gon - voted Republican and
the pross of that state gives Miss
Whittemore credit
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
HIGH PRICES DO
NOT HURT TRADE
Detroit Electrotype Company
Does Large Business De-
spite Rising Costs

The rise in the prices OF materials
has failed TO have any effect In the
volume OF business being done oy
the Detroit Electrotype company
No, 1T Larnsd-st.. which is one OF
Detroit's most reliable concerns. All
O, the latest equipment and machin'
cry for manufacturing eleotrotypes
ia being used
Theodore Neish and Otto Miller
control the business, which was
built up foug years ago. Many OF
"a leading advertisers and printers
of the city are numbered among
their patrons. =,
The company employ 10 men, All
n, whom are skilled woIkmen' nav
,nr been with the concern since ''s
inception. Work rs turned oU.
promptly and customers Al" assured
Of efieient service.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
Call Main 4520

Park. Minnie Neal. "a. Detroit.
William l.. schweninger' sS' i'e"'
John Balabuch, 30; Kalasyna Mar
William i. Tate. ssrRs.rOit. Ethel
Fred Davies. IS Annie u Cox. o.,
Augustus r. Webster, 70, DetI9H'
Joachim Russk. 80. Hslena kac-
stanley Ulanske. rs. wyandotte;
Ana1tasia Wottowiak IS. same.
Gsorge saplis. 80 stefania DuoN''
John Spcha. 90, Agnes Komss. 49,
Rene Cook, rs, Katherine fause''
Neck TtlliEgs. 81. sprlngweils Ad-
Nu,c Ahmad 20 Annie Hsschks.
Edward Hennessey. 2a, Irene Null
George schmidt 25. oskwood; Han
nah Krourel, 25. Detroit.
.Stefnn Bogolia, 80, Leary CroIAn'
John Krahn. %; Elsie stelblns. 7;;'
George W. Kruck. 81: Emma -
ALVIN Peacock. 81; Marssrete Thoy-
ter, 81.
I'lschden Saunders. sS; Blanche
Young 20
en1amln GOrhhm, 40, Deu'Nh
EIolse smith 23 same.
Ferdinand E1eber. Jr. 81. HouSh-
ton Anastasia r. slattery. ~ De-
troit
George Morcon. 20; Alvina Tur-
NELL 80
John Kene. d. Mabel Freese. 10.
Edgar Z Fshnestock. 35. Elizabeth
Mcdonald, "a
John Doucet. 80. Sadie ONeill, a..
Hans Anderson. %. Johanna Eli
ertteu. IS.
Frank A Surprise. a.; Irene NJ. Pa
quettet. IL
Peter McGregor. ?5 Mary McFsr-
land. lp
Chalon r. NcsIer, 21. Detroit; Eu-
nice Reufro. 10. Rosiclare Ill
Frank Walkowski ?li Josephine
Zielins<i. Is.
Harry Linover. 2s Ida Kstzner. ls.
Fred earn 26 Mary Fontana, 20
Joel Brown. 25: Emily Boiley. SO.
Edward T Hurley. q, Helen Dun
FrSderick Guthrie 80; Flora Cold
~ await 81
IS
Lester Clark. %. MAZDA Kerr -.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
Births


Adam Grztwinsk. 672 Frederick
Harold Spa1ord sG6 Hancock west.
Joseph Krause 7t2 Frederick BERN
ard Feto. Sol Palmer Herman, II.
tnentier 22s Crane Franz Biebel. 81 :
Eighteenth Bride Skursk 2o1I
Proctor, Frederick g. Sebulske, $50
Seminole: Thomas I.angford, 100 FIJI
eph Horvath. i26e Hurlhut. BENJAMIN
Bri ckner. Us Napoleon Leo Skow
roonsk Isl Ninew,3od Walter Novek,
ie4s Florida Herman Dletrich, s57
Wabash. Arthur Long. lo2 Artillery;
stanley Moria. 1898 Junction Andrcj
Pawlak IS Boone. Gregosz Szydto.
az Consnt. steven J vargo, 50 pel-
Virgil V Gainor SIS Seventeenth
Steve Tockoics. 1855 West Jefferson
Lewis Neumann. 2s3 Twenty FIRST;
Roberts as9 East Milwaukee Andrew
Lassak. 2522 West Jefferson, Michael
Parmon 81 Delray. Wm. A Silver
horn, 212 Glover. Edward j. Tramps.
e5s GARFIELD Henry Huesing. 500 wat
Rnisreski isss Junction. Joseph
Mieut, ~ Hammond Max schwartz,
'0i Catherine GIRLS
= o Elmer Smith. 1908 s., Antoinei
Dickman. 1000 HastinEs Hernha I'd 2
Paseli 2sp Berlin. Jacob Osib. - c.
cotte; Antoni Jozco. 2sa wesson:
Frank J Stone. COZ waterloo. Mike
Knigitzkv. 1s4 Rivnrd. Ralph V
Moultcn. 692 Holmur: Richard r.
Davidson, Grace hospital annex VIM
Henderson; Ralph Haney. 6S4 Tommy
son VIM A. Licht, 80 wolf Jozet
Szymenski, ssa Trombly Antoni
Qkonskl ~ Rockwood; John oevgely.
s32 South, Floyd s Perkins. 1913 CO.
lumbus. Geo r Jobson. als Dragon.
Stanislaw Perpulowicz .tol Lovett
Joseph Majewski 23 Krakow place
Walter Winch tss Towrsand John
Jahlonski ii70 Russell. John Kotch-
er. ~ Hook place; Joseph Gorman ls
Illinois. ChRs Rose. T3i Lnkcvicw; F;
Tomasz RozanskA. s7l Garfield Sam
Craparotta, 2s3 Macomb: Antonio
Brucculieri. 2os Clinton. Delmon o
Shsttuck. l79 Mt Elliott Canirir
woleska. lisa Junction. Stanisiaw
Buialsk' 7ss Thirty ntth Jan Rejsm,
1888 Vinewood.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
MOrtuary.

METZ 25 ~ Prescott.
Ariz., samuel. beloved husband ~
Bay and dear father 90 Hercy and
Laura Netzorg Funeral notice
later.
REEvEs-Nov. "a. 1915 MARY r. A..
Feeves. mother or Clarence A.
Reeves and Mrs FIrrence r chris
topher. Interment az Richmond,
Ind. Notice OF time later.
RYAN-Rev. Edward vs.. y r.. sat
urday. Nov 20 Funeral Tuesday.
Nov rs. az ! o'clock from the rest
dence, 1888 Fourteenth-ave
sMITH-Nov g. suddenly. Viola.
aged % years. beloved daughter %
Mollie BormAn smith and The late
Julius Smith Funeral V ednssdRy.
230 p. m. from her mothers resi-
dencs. 1919 Ferry-ave east
UPPER-Nov 2b. 1878. Melessa Ads-
line. beloved wite of Jacob Upper
and dear mother OF Mrs william
Rudd. aged II years Funeral from
her daughter residence 102
Fourth-ave.. Tuesday AZ Z p m. Flu
neral private.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28

kING-Mary Ann, Nov. Is. IpiA IN
her reslderoe. 294 Fairvjew-ave.,
mother OF John. Mrs. Frank Moreij,
Mrs. Petar FecteAu, Mrs Frank
Neu, George and Henry Kipa Fi-
neral Tuesday from residence st
40 a m; . O'Clock ut the Church
of AnnunciPtion - Louis and
Chicago PAPERS please copy
BURNS -Jamcs j.. arod "a years be-
loved husband ~ EDNA and father
~ Joseph, az the residence Of his
mother-i law, Mrs, Joseph Hill
44b Artillerv-ave servlcos Tues
day. Nov. 2s nt Holy Refocmer
church. IN a. m
pLNC AN-Nov a.. 1916. ut Omaha.
Net Margaret, widow of Matthew
Duncan and mother Of Mrs. H. J.,
Sterling and J " Duncan. Funer-
al services from residence of her
son lhg Magnolia-st Tuesday ef-
ternoOn AZ O'Clock.
HENTIG-Nov, % 1915. at Los An
gelcs cal. Frank Macnmb Hentig.
Notice - funeral later.
IHWIN-Nov - 1918. 81 residence,
b0T Bagg-sts liazel Irene dau~h-
ter ~ the late r. T. Irwin and be-
loved niece OF Matte Irwin. Fu-
neral from house Tuesday at 2.s0
y ",
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
CHICAGO BLACK
HANDLERS SLAY
THIRTY FIFTH MAN

CHICAGO. Nov 27-Joseph Dio.
vard' grocer IN Little italy, lies
lead today IN thirty fifth victim
this year OF Tho sawed on shotgun
~ the black hand In a desperate
effort 70 check The deadly work of
Death corner" assassins le0 de
tcctives yesterdcy arrested ESQ sus-
nicious character from which they
took dozens OF rcvolvers. knives.
blackjacks and many rounds OF am
munition
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
SOCIOLOGY IS TO
BE TAUGHT HERE

Prof 4. Z. Wood, N Philadelphia.
has been chosen as practical 80
Geological instructor in applied so
GEOLOGY for the University OF Michi.
gan. Detroit having been selected
as the ntting place for his work
;ho regents have been looking for
he right person 10 conduct such
course for seven years
Crlminology rural conditions, city
charity organizations and relief work
'gill be conaide ed, No extra de-
iree Will be offered students. this
coming under the economic and so
Geological course Detroit men espe.
cially interested are Judge Henry
Hubert. Judge Alexis e. Angel,
Henry q. stevcns. Tracy McGregor
and Harry Bulkioy. the last named
being one of the regents ~ me mi
vsrsftT
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
CLERK HELD UP
BY LONE ROBBER

Edward Farber "a cicrk in the
cigar store owned by \ shuttle, at
No. ) Monroe ave. VAS forced io de
scepd 20 The basement ef-the store
by a lone robbcr at q 30 O'Clock
Monday morning The chief took
$3.50 from the cash register and de
Larted. after locking the door on the
clerk Tho man hrst asked for a
package OF cigarettes llo paid for
hem. and while Forber was placing
he money IN thc cash register, the
roBber pushed a revolver against
his back and demanded hat Fatber
hold up his hands fhe clerk com-
piled. and wat ordered 10 the base
rcnt. Farber freed himself by climb
Ine over an open partition
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
FOR sALE-MIscELLA~Eous
LING'S LATEST LLs4
OF Upright piano Bargains
Easy terms Of rental or sac


ASSsenenn' sSse 'a,r mn. 'o"e' "'g u25
Webor. deep. rich tone ~
Schult good for beginner liV
schiller Bachmsnn. I'm perfect
condition .......,.-, ,..+..' AfF
Krnknuer Bros beautiful.
sweet tone ....... ...,.... 80
krakauer Broe, nus'cslly
good as new .... IHu
Bradford. returned rental ... 50
Behr Bros. old blnck case ~
Fischer. In fine condition t-o
Milton. fne tone and action
Milton. sweet singing tome -42
Newhy 4 Evana excellent ton, -''
Newly 4 Evans. cannot hc toid
from new ..... .-.. tiV
Newby a Evans, very old tono
still good ........ hn
Weber In good condition
Regal. fair tones,,.,... .t.-. So
Regal. full size. ....,.,,..
E!crnnH ''''..'''.'.' ,.'...'f' ia
Smith a NIXON n bargain t21
weser Bros. returned rental 2
Paragon, new. eNpcr Five case l7o
krakRuer Bros. slightly usrd.
Krsnlch n Bach. celchra
Heineman. oak or mahogany.
case ................. lN. 1'
Newby a Evans, very sweat
LIMO PIANO HOUSE.
~ Iihrary-ave
lover MecHuiey's Book -tofeA
N Years I'm Business
No Agents. One Price
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
Deaths

Rosa Minlsci. Sss Erskiue. sbou, 81
ven~s apopieNy. Nicholas Cherilla
fO9 Ufvision about 20 wears. cancer.
TfEn. Henderson Detroit Tuberculosis is
snnffpIium ? years pulmonary tuber-
cuIoeiq Waeelei SidorowicZ 537 Car
inan1 Stutz. 1907 Peter Smith build
ing residence, 434 NermonD 6.
wars. angina pector Pauline Matt
asrh Mandn lay Il years cerebral
apopleVv. Mary Ann Young i3S Vine
wood 80 years rhematiC endOCard'tiS.
Anna Nyrdich. 40 TiIlWer. about -
years senility. Edmund D"rNcki.
2t7 Russell. 2l days 'rfant'r con-
vulsions MARY wandcwslta. 253
hace, Adam TeNas. So Marys hos
pital - years aortic lnvurficiencv
Bomeu'co PittiClio Samaritan hospi-
IA 90 wears inquest pending; Alex
Joseph 80 Dubois ! wear. Chokcd 10
death John N'lfv Mafvs hos
pital. G yoaJs. hrOnic Interstitial
nephritis. Agnes Michael - Mary =
Toeorh smith Grace hospital 2S
years pulmonary emholiem Harry
Parior. t12 Riy3rG. mouths dirh-
theria Eliza Montgomery 252 F.ret
grick. tf wears mItral etonCsie. Lud-
wik Niozgoda cN Gilbert months.
gslnutritiou Ms IoCa CzapslSi 2a2
Wesson-aye.. Nalvular disease ot
heurt G~otgo J.. Pollock ,RcceivinE
hospital about - wears, tiphtherla
Joe White. Receiving hospital about
20 Nears typhoid sever, Charles Hunt
pneumonia Marscc Elizabeth stew
crt i@9 ath-st ~. 81 days or1 sipciae
Albert Laszckak sec Medhury-ave.
25 years. loher pneumonia
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28

ELEANOR Hazard Peocock, dramatic
soprano. indorsed by European end
American critics Concerts and reci-
tails. voice and Interpretation. so
King-ave Phone Nnrltet 5e4S.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
FOR sALE-REsIpENct. rRnrrnrY
5-ROOM HOUSE. S208

Complete material for building a
nve-rcom cottage. secs Save four
proffts Call sO7 Ford building
or phone Main $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
ron sALE-HusrNnss PROPERTY
9 kLATS n STORE

Corner. near Grand blvd. and LASalla.
$4,000 cash. balance $1,000 year;
nov rented M s3.S12 Leaves 81, si2
after paying Janltor. new building.
No phone Information. WILLARD
g. WILLARD. 300 Holden bldg.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
I A WORD
IL And Worth 1t
wANTEDToBUY-MIsCELrANEOUs

CASH for old false teeth. gold crowns.
broken tewelry diamonds, watches
etc. run value paid Liberty Rfg
Co. ~ WOodwd. 4th floor elevator.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
SINGING

WILL Boy east side vacant from
owner only. Builder. Hickory 2Tst
The Detroit times., 1916-11-28
Tvnewriter Rnrnninn

terms. UNDERWOOD. ROYAL. CO.
ROMA. etc. Renting 81 SO up Targ-
est stock IN city T. s. TYpEWRTT-
ING CO, Cadillac seab Campus
Martius. nenr netrnit Jpera house.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-24
Jack La Vier
(The Talkative Trapezist)

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HUGH D. M'INTOSH, governing director,
Tivoli Theater, Sydney, writes:
"Dear Mr.. La Vier-I say goodbye with
many regrets and place upon record our APP
probation of your act, one of the most sue
cessful that has yet appeared on our cir
cuit". III. Il 3-6-19l6.