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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-08
Glenn Springs Massacre
Inevitable Echo of Parral
Raid by Carranzas Realizes Fears Expressed by Robert
Dunn of Obregon's llclpessness to Hold in
Check His Troops Hatred of Americans
By ROBERT DUNN.

change for new 500 bill. such chicken
feed as he would havp-bestowed for an
old twenty and. after heated argu-
ment. he would give them nothing else.
Was il up to him. indeed, TO distinguish
the various national shlnplasters. even
though the Csrranza government has
decreed that they alone be taken in all
payments?
Keepers Close Their Bars.
A riot almost followed among the
troops crowding into the place. ne
authorities, unable TO compel the kid
to accept the government ratio. or
fearing at these ticklish times to use
force, cleared out the bar and closed
IL. simultaneously all over Juarez
such places OF entertainments, both
gringo and Mexican, shut their doors,
preferring not TO do business at all
rather than be skinned IN consequence
OF an order by Carranza. And the sum
Of il all-not odd when you consider
the haplessness Of all things Mexican
is that the garrison's resentment IS
less against the Americanistas who
spurned their coin than the govern
ment that cursed them with IT.
straw OF reellng, iii tnls, PeihhPs' W.
one Of the many showing the boosted
Control" Of Senior Obregon over his
troops. another pointing 20 the begin
ming Of the Carranza end. And its
significance is not lessened by the fact
that the above all took place under the
war minister's nose, just as he himself
was returning from the session with
our generals in the immigration
Bureau.
In the room there. as we we're wait
ing TO hear its result, and the street
was lined with our khaki-clad uniforms
and their stacked rifles. we're several
Mexicans Of Obregon's encourage. Con
sui Garcia was among them, and he
has the reputation OF being the whitest
man for a Mexican. except the former
Villista general. Angeles. within fifty
miles OF the two towns.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
BANK TO OPEN
new BUILDING
Rebuilt Highland Park State
Is Model Institu-
ton

The formal opening OF the new
building for the Highland Park
State bank will take place Wednes-
day. Aug. 2. The institution will be
open for the occasion from a. m
70 y. m. that all who desire to
inspect the new building may do so.
The new structure 10 $50 feet
deep and 80 feet wide. the public
lobby being 100 by 26 feet dimen-
sions, and having a ceiling 81 feet
In height. The banking room is one
OF the finest In the country. The
idea throughout has been to provide
q structure which Is thoroughly fire.
proof, the only wood being used In
the doors, frames and desks used
by the officers aud employees. Con
crete. atone. steel and brick are the
materials which predomlnate in the
structure A special department
has been set aside for the women
do not have TO stand in the public
lobby
A feature OF the bank are the safe
deposit vaults in the basement
There are 1900 boxes ranging in
size from two inches IT, height 10
22 Inches In height There is also
room for trunks This * the
only bank between the center OF
Detroit and Pontiac having a com.
plote safe deposi; department
The bank has "a employees. The
accounts number over 2iG00. The
banking hours are from a. m. -
8 p. IN. The safe deposit depart
ment will be open during the same
hours
The officers ard directors OF the
bank are: James t,ouzens, presi-
dent: James T. Whitehead. vice
president, F. l.. Klingensmith, vice
president; w, J.. runham. vicepresi
dent; +. .. Rice, yice-president; f
C. Yer Beck, cashier; r. VI. Jones.
assistant cashier; c. b. JuGsOn, as
sistant cashier. Tirectors-John w.
Anderson, Edsel b. Ford, James
CouZens. +. l.. Kliugensmith,
Charles A. Dean. A. l.. McMeans, W.
J.. Durham. r. o Rice, James r.
Whitehead and Henry Ford
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
J. Ellmann Nj a k e 8
Charges Against Vii
lage Police Head
CHIEF STANDS
ON HIS RECORD
Welcomes Full Investi-
CATION of His Acts,
He Says

Serious charges were preferred
against Chief OF Police Charles w +.
Seymour, OF Highland Park. in the
meeting OF the village council, Mon
day night. by James |. Ellmann. an
attorney and counsellor with ofilces
in the Penobscot building. and In
Highland Park. The charges affect
the entire police department OF the
village.
The communication which was ad.
dressed TO the president OF the vii.
lage, and the members OF the coun.
Gil. reads. In part, as follows
Il respectfully charge Charles W.
Seymour. chief OF police OF our vii.
lage and his subordinates involved,
with misconduct in office In the fol.
lowing respects:
I'm using excessive and needless
force while making arrests In the
inhuman treatment OF prisoners
while In custody. denying them the
ordinary privileges or human be.
ings; in preventing prisoners from
seeing counsel. except at their own
will; In being needlessly rough and
discourteous: IN depriving prison.
ers. before trial, Of their constitu-
tiona rights 20 bail by the refusal
TO accept proper bail when rendered ;
in. making improper and unlawful
arrests; In unlawfully OBTAINING
prisoners after arrest and before
trial. until the arrival OF the fav.
ored justice: in indulging In the use
OF epithets involving race prejudice.
in denying a citizen the right to be
heard in complaint against the
abuses OF the subordinates: retus.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01

H. w. Toosood. No. 90 winons- ave.
Tor several months. have left for
Garretsvilie and other points in Ohio.
Charles A. Perkins. q partner In
the Highland Park Paint 4 GLASS
Co. and Miss Soul Fenner. OF No. 4s
West Buena vista-ave,, furnished a
surprise for their friends by going
to Marine City and returning as Mr..
and Mrs. Perkins
NJ. and Mrs. Fl. J. McDousali. OF
No rs West Buena vista-ave. are
spending several days In their sum
mer home.' Bloomfield Hills.
Miss Lelah Holmes. of Frankfort.
Ind. IL being entertained In the
home OF Miss Marion Leet. OF No. 1853
cortland-ave.
Or. and Mrs. Lane. of Beresford-
ave. are the parents Of q girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lorang ana
daughter. Miss Clara, of No. los Az
slon-sve.. returned during the week
CSicsxo' niagara Fails. Buffalo. New
York city and other points.
Miss Josephin. Msntug Ct sav ,,n.
Rosedale. at Pine lake.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
Births
ROYS

BOYS
scxepan wylerzyjski, 239 Twenty
ninth: Andrea Favy, 100 Rollins; Vito
Mantealbano. 547 Clinton; Francesco
Tata. s47 Riopelle: Arthur Drew. 2e3
Montgomery: John VI. Mulroy, 81
Park; Joseph Miledki. isl Dubois;
Brabeau. 97e Mcclellan Walter NJ
Reid. 100 Arndt; Edward Sumpenski,
az Farnsworth; Mike Stermer, 49s
wilkins. r.. II. Partridge. 6i5 can
ton: Dwight A. Bryce. 3l3 Taylor
Thomas p. Koran. 1888 Porter. Carl $.
Walsh. 3s6 F.. Lafayette; Charles 1.
Crane. 29S Pallister. Joseph MudlaH,
3s Mack; louis b: Fijux. Woman. $
hospital: Alan F.. Vosburg. Woman =
7ss sixth; John W Davenport. $50
Ferris. Adam Frier. 1898 Garfield T..
Stanley Korte, IL Kercheval: Thomas
c. MCINTYRE, 1854 Burns; Albert Ste
phenson, e3s Mcclellan; Charles Phil.
lips. S1s Robins; Pasquale Tscaro, 17S
Riopeile: Louis V. Hecht 81 Lincoln
Edwin q. Beach. 80 Monteith; Harry
p. wilkins, 1913 Michigan; George E
Singer; ss2 Marquette; Alex , SienG-
2sSx Holden: Paul Mstusicky. 22lo
". Jefferson; Peter Maczek. 80
Barnes. orville shulwilt. EOS Lincoln;
Peter A. Dearson. 767 Fisher; Gilbert
r. Cox. 373 Third: Herbert Harvey,
nand. Walter Gusdecki. 81 Thirty
fret: Tryphon Braet. ~ Harrison
Robert Smith. Samaritan hospital;
Herbert Leadbltter, 4e5 Emerson
Charles II. Jcntz. 1859 Helen: Frank
Green. IFS Porter: Giuseppe Tract. 14l
sherman, James c. Kendall, 625
Twelfth Edward Gavin. 15l Brook
iyn: Anthony Kraus III Lakewood.
Jan Zbuega. 25 Otis; Arnold r. Sim
mons. Broadstreet-b blvd. Gievano
Manso. 49, Macomb; John J. LAWYER.
Providence hospital. Harry VI. stern
fels. 100 Putnam. Alexander l.. Lay
cit, Sss Vinewood. Salvatore Sspien-
IA. 20s Fort e; Peter Christian. SIS
Seminole: Louis Low. Woman's hos
pitai; Nixon Hines. zoo Marston: Wal
ITO Junction. Anthony BRIGHTER. 36s
Lawton. william 4. West, q Horton
George 7. Bernsc, 1855 Tarnow. John
Y. Baumey. IS Bessmore; Harry q.
Nelson. All Longfellow Arthur ".
Boeck, 67s williams; Joseph W. Pick
ering, 7sS Coplin, Lawrence Erickson,
3se Robins; Frank VI Gentz. 1898
sheridan; Charles 10th. 81 Wander
bilt;. stanlslaw siekierski i2ls 81.
Frank Ukroy. ssl Hancock F., Jozet
skoumal. 1I3s st. Aubln Ernest To-
Zu, l15 Thirty-drst. George Priebe.
1891 vinewood Charles Bennett. 49l
Beauhien, Filippo Tocoo. 25s Rivard
Samuel Escrow, llb Delmar. Jozet
Oleksiak. $40 Hendric; William =.
MuenE. 747 Robins; Jesse A. Kline. 2S5
bois: Joseph Ditkof. Woman's hospi-
tai; Harry j Yates. 2s2 Michigan
Ignatz Kubiak. 1889 Chene. Stefan
Kozlowski. 1925 Dubois.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
CONNOLLY OFF
FOR new YORK
Judge Goes to Confer With
Vance Mccormick On
National Campaign

Judge William r. Connolly will
leave. Tuesday night. for New York.
whittier he was called by Vance c.
Mccormick, chairman of the nation
al Democratic committee.
The Judge said he had nc knowi-
edge that this might De a general
gathering OF the clans 10 outline
plans to thwart the opposition in
adroit campaign movements. The
Democratic candidate for mayor
said he doesn't expect to return be-
fore next Monday, In answer to ii
supporters expression OF worry over
his honor's apparent neglect Of his
campaign, he SAID:
II don't believe in long cam
paigns. The people get tired lis
tening TO speeches, many OF which
must needs be reiterative, really
haven't begun my campaign let.
Three weeks is long enough"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
HIGHLAND PARK

ing TO furnish the name or number
OF the ofiicer to a citizen for idenun-
cation: In committing an unlawful
assault upon the writer"
Ellmann asks that a committee be
appointed to investigate and to set
a time and place for the hearing OF
the charges and the witnesses,
Besides the IL leading charges
listed. Gilman gives others In detail,
the following being taken from his
letter:
81 charge that in refusing a prop
er legal bond. the responsible party
al the police department was guilty
of a misdem eanor. for which II Is
practically impossible to prosecute
him. Will not discuss the propriety
Of making a joke OF the courts man
date. ! claim. further, that II the
man Ht the desk has no authority to
act. and seemingly cannot exercise
his own Judgment, is Il not fair to
expect that somebody would COM
municats with the chief at any hour
OF the night when a persons lib
erty Is involved?
u charge that In the police de-
partment. discrimination has been
shown in favor Of one OF the justices
for considerable time. ! would.
perhaps, Lave no right to make this
statement were not the average citi
zen's liberty involved In this fact.
The Justice in question Ia engaged
In a good deal OF private practice
and other work. He Is at his ONCE
during certain hours OF the day vary
ing naturally In accordance with the
exigencies OF his practice. The 9th
er village justice Is at his ONCE al
most all the time. engaged In no
other occupation. Yet prisoners are
bound TO wait for hours at a time
until the arrival OF the police-favor'
ed Justice. Meanwhile. the prisoner
is deprived Of his liberty"
Gilman states that he Is ready TO
back up every charge that he has
made.
President Pro TEN r. A. Caldwell
who assumed the chair In the alb
sence OF President Thomson, refus-
ed to have the charges read In pub
lie. and will have a secret meeting
AZ which the charges will be read
by a committee and discussed.
81 stand by my record" said CHIEF
Seymour, when asked regarding the
charges. There is absolutely no
foundation for them"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01

cholera infantum: Louis T. O'Brien.
Receiving hospital. so years, heat pros
trstion wladislaw Wnitoka; ~ Can
Friedrich W. Dreher, 326 Carter. 32
years, pulmonary tuberculosis Flor
ance wielend. 1913 Humboldt. "a years.
tuberculosis OF lungs; Ludwik Pu-
spinal meningitis John l. sidley st.
Mary's hospital. % days, malnutri-
ton; Harry Syligo. Children's Free
hospital. years. lung abscess; John
diabetis mellitus; Margaret NJ, VIII
liams. 31s East Grand-blvd 81 years.
apoplexy; Lewis German. 252 MilwaI-
kee e.. hours, lack OF vitality.
william McMichael. House OF Corrcc-
sis, Ernestine Moehl, 49s Radema-
cher. 50 years, aortic stenosis; Chas.
c. Donohue. Jr.. 759 Coplin. s days.
heat prG %ta, Edward G inmnT
rhage; Anna E. Gray. GA seyburn. -
years. pericarditis; Mary Plan. i6l
Theodore. 3 months, enterits; VAIN,
wright Schroeder. Jr.. 1875 Burns. ]
ceiving hospital. 80 years, diabetic
coma, Charles = Bunton. 223 Michi-
gan, As years. hroncho pneumonia:
John w. Manning, 81 sixteenth; o.
SO Chene. Sc years, .broncho pneumoo,
MIA. Katherine Gordon. $50 Bagg. 30
years, heat exhaustion; Glopa Kat
msz $50 Kirby r. | month, entero-
colitis: Amelia Ptak Receivlng hospi-
tai, about S5 years. puerperal intcc-
ton. lflward Urban. 81 5Williams. I
months. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: Margaret
Tauba. 1907 Twenty NTH. 2 months,
coliitis: Vincent Zajaczkowsk. 96S
Mckinley, SO years. hepatic cirrhosis;
Bernice Wiehland, Children's Free
hospital. months. marasmus, Jo-
sepha Kaiser, 2Ss Humboldt. 36 years.
myocarditis; Rosa NJ Boucher, BIS
Lansing, months collitis: Norman
Herbert TAB Townsend, 40 years, APP
pendicitis Mary Sjolak. Is Lyle, 2
months. broncho pneumonia; Carl r,
Jackson, Providence hospital. 80
years. acute Emphatic leukemia;
John Jakubcziak. 1868 Otis. ) months,
cholera infantum: Frank y. Moors.
252 Hillger, month. heat prostra-
ton: Vincent Hardy. 1913 cha ers.
10 months cholera infantum; Robert
=. Chadwick. s09s Cadillac months,
marasmus: Agnes Bowie. $50 Park
view, months. gastro-enteritis; An
drew Mass foot OF McKinstry, 80
years. accidental drowning: Ignao
Partinski. 1886 Michigan, about So
years erterio- sclerosis; Louise Kaes-
tie. Receiving hospital. 50 years, heat
prostration: 1adislauR Biron, l57 Nc
Oregon. months. cholera infantum;
Hattie Sieracki. House ~ Providence.
about 90 years, typhoid fever: Ken
meth X Kinsman. 500 Campbell
months. cholera infantum; Catherine
Killer, $50 Robins. years. convul-
sions.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
Deputy 10 Friend OF Birds.

william Dorland, deputy sheriff In
Judge Lanagsn's court, working In
conjunction with the Highland Park
Humane society. Ii a lover OF AMI
mails. During the hot weather Sun.
day. he felt that the birds around
his lawn at No 1853 Grand-ave. east,
needed water. He placed pan OF
water before his house. and within
an hour 1870 birds OF all kinds. three
dogs and two cats stopped to drink
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
INSANITARY
DWELLING is
ORDERED RAZED

Judge Edward j. Jeffries. in the
recorders court. Monday, ordered
that the dwelling at Taft.pl.. and
Jefferson.ave. east. lie vacated and
demolished on account oil ali insani-
tary condition. Inspector States, OF
the board Of health, reported that
the place was in a revolving condi-
ton. Steve Charkonoski occupies
the place together with his wife and
IL boarders. The Judge severely
lectureG Charkonoski for allowing
such filthy condition TO obtain
in his home and said that the place
was menace TO the community.
Several others were ordered 10
clean up their premises.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
Is MEN ADDED TO
TRAFFIC FORCE

On account OF the rapidly increas-
ing volume of traffic on the down
town streets. Traffic Inspector Will
liam p. Rutledge, Tuesday morn
ing. detailed 10 additional patrol
men 10 do traffic duty or some of
the unprotected crossings. II is ex-
pected that with tho additional
force Of men the number Of down
town traffic accidents will be mate
rally reduced.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
Deaths

Leo J Sunday. Henry Ford hospi-
tai ~ years. fracture of spine FL
leen McClain. 3la Woodbridge t.. s
months. malnutrltion: Esther Cdvar.
dy. Herman Kiefer hospital about 4
years, measles; Della MoVay AL Eu-
cid w, IS years. artcrio- sclerosis:
YEARS. diabstis mellitus. TeodOzya
Staniszewski. s7s Frederick. l month.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01

U. s. Cotton Report.
BY United PRESS

WASHINGTON. Aug. THE bu-
reau OF crop estimates. department
Of agriculture. today estimated the
condition OF the cotton crop July
% was 1913 per cent normal. com.
pared with Sill June .. 1916; 1874
July %, 1915, and 7sb average on
July % for the last 10 years.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01

from the pan. Several OF Dorland's
neighbors saw what he was doing
and followed his example by plac-
ing nve other pans OF water on the
lawns for the birds and animals.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
Altar 1000 Years Old In Ruins.

SANTA Eve. n. NJ, Aug. 1.-The
discovery OF community house
probably 900 years old in the pre-
historic settlement 80 miles west of
Santa Fe was announced recently
by Mrs. l.. l.. Wilson. She has
charge OF an archaeological expedi-
ton OF the Philadelphia museum.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
Seven In Family Under Knife.

Seven In Family Under Nnire'
WICHITA. Kan. Aug. In less
than an hour seven children OF MT.
and Mrs. j. II. Williams, ranging
from six TO Is years old, were oper-
ated upon in one hospital. Most of
the operations were pinor and all
are recovering.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01

Russia. the United States. Poland
and Austria. in the order named. are
the four countries having the larg-
est Jewish population.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
[)E0!PILEE'@s
I Pages
ONE CENT A WORD

ONE OENl a WOhO
Cash with order: II charged. 10 .
No transient advertising inserted
for less than l6c with cash; IL
charged, 1sc per insertion.
The above rates apply to all ciassi-
1cations except Births. Cards Of
Thanks. Obituaries. Meeting Notices.
etc.
Births, Deaths. Cards of Thanks
and Msseting Notices Minimum
Eacn additional word. Use.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
Sugar Market

Corrected daily by w. II Edgar T.
Som Crystal dominoes, ALB. Sll.55;
do. b-lb, 3ll.55; Eagle tablets. 1925;
powdered. $3.50; standard powdered,
Ss4b; granulsted, extra coarse. $40.
granulated. 25-lb. cottons. ss1b; crys-
tai domino granulated, alb. and 5-lh
cartons. in cases, 1896; crystal do
mino granulated, HF cases. 3st6;
$ s. No. 6 $50 e No. ; g; N 80. ). ;IsS
s7,s5; No 10. $50: No. H. $50; No
10. $500 non-caklng mixture. 80:
beet granulated. s7.S5 per 100 lbs.
household powdered. is, 20 to case.
s2.to; do. s to case. $40 case.
NEW YORK PRODUCE
NEW YORK. Aug. Flour: quiet
s so nr% %.rd fV quiet. f maa. %sss .po
sis,,,. a. sugar ssy, nrm.
dull; cut LOAF, $3.50; crushed. ss.ss;
10. Coffee Rio No. on spot. sis G
Tallow. Dull, special. Sc: city. &c;
P F1Tm 6r, GosntTy ak7HS7So az ! H lay
clover. SOC d.N .oS, Dressed poultry;
steady turkeys, 23q25c: chickens
a q Ssc; fowis, l4a 23c; ducks. Lons
see geese isc 1VS ducks. XVI is s sT fowls. % !,
2lc: turkeys, l5d1sc. ROSTERS, i4nct
chicken. broilers. 7O62 Cheese
Firm; state milk. common to specials
l3d l6Ac; skins. common to. specials
81 dl3Ac.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01

ron oALD-nDDuDUUCD
down. sspasa34 eeeddn =
iins-roS% On, pss3f2sse ~ ~
rw6: rAMiLY. stssG h1lA
st fses NV e4isWsS6-Ss:zEs5itssy
sss: A. : rooms dows end : g
BUNGALOW - optansutal-oD1s
rooms. : bedrooms. nrepleea ~
eS:ss steam heat OAly ~
HAHiLroS-Xvr.. 4s-st. lss ! -
$500. $4,000 down. for1SG ~
month. WIN take vaeaat - =
cRAkIEvsolx, . ree.a ! $780,
S Beam nn, o.ii,o o,n'nfs ssss 49, 49,
water heat. garage ekeee, ocl|
FORREST. east. 4e-ft. lot. Il We
bedrooms. hot water heat 00C11 ~
for = cars; only $1,000. terulas Z.
lo o.r nn,s brick vsnscss, $500
heat. cement porch, Raskee ~
$4,000. $4,000 down. House aioa1e &
worth $500. -l--t-- E2l<<5
Ask for Mr., Goodhand. see yEol1o@
Bldg. Cadillac ss21.
GOOD INVESTMENT
store and nat. corner on new be1|
line In northwest section. Prtc(
$4,000. $4,000 down. Call ~. IN
DAVID H. APPLEHOF 4
600 Holden Bldg. Cadillac ee31.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
Modern Bungalow $6S8

Contains six rooms and bath. Price
includes all material cut -to-ht. No.
waste OF lumber. Quickly erected.
talog showing hundred other
houses call GOT Ford bldg. Phone
MAR 1880
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
FOR sALB-vACANT LOTS

60 FT. cONTINENTAL-Av 1saA.
II you know values you Will recog-f
niZe these as bargains and You
never can buy cheaper than today.
II means money " you Will G.
Everett.
- Griswold-st. CadilN.c 12<S
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
WANTED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

CASH for old false teeth. gold crowna
broken jewelry. dlsmonts watches
etc. full value paid. Liberty RfR.
Co. ~ Woodw'd. 9Th door elevator.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
FON NALE--MIsCELLA
HAINES WIGS,
TOUPEES
And Ladies' Hair Goods

Best made Wigs and Tou-
oees in the world for the
money. Ladies' Hair Goods
wholesale and retail. Fine first
quality French Hair Switches
and Hair Goods. Prices right.
Established in present Hair
Store-1879-over 81 years.
76 GRAND RIVER AVE. w.
2 Doors from Bagley Ave.
VIM. A. HAINES
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
HELP wANTED--MALB

LABORERs WANTED-By George 4.
Fuller Company at Ford Motor
Company. Woodward and Terminal
Railroad. Highland Park. See fore
man on job.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
MOrtuary.

j., 1913 Six
feminist. beloved daughter OF VI.
]. Christiansen. Died July 30. Fu-
nesday. Interment at Woodlawn.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
HOTEL FRANKLIN

I'm Woodward End Jcnerson- ayes
and only half block from tho new
1ntcrurban waiting room. Extra
fus rooms at TSc. 81 and $50 per
day
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01

SMALL ORANGE GROVE ON bsautts
full st. Andrews bay. one acre lss
extent. Building site In centtys1
over 100 bearing trees. OrauvesS
grape fruit, lemon. Japan-per.tm-x
elevation, perfectly healthy. beautt<S
full scenery, fine fishing (bIacks
bass), boating and SURF bathine.H
Motor boat goes with the placoSJ
cheap. Write NJ e. Jackson. Col~
1away. Bay County, Fla.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
TWO-FAMILY
HAGUE AVE.

Well built brick veneer. large so(&l
one OF the best buys on this stres<sI
at $500. $4,000 down. See Mf<
Johnson. Guerin- Ia bcock -0odfvoXs'
Co. Cadillac 1880. l14 Farwell B1d6<s
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$500 TO $1,000 DOWN

Highland Park. paved street. strictly
modern. rooms and bath. Price,
only $500.
AUTO CITY REALTY CO. Hem. tssos,
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AUTOMOBILES
GARAGE, S46.55

Prompt shipment and quick erection
make this garage n bargain. For
further information call 607 Ford
bldg Phone Main 1850.
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BRICK VENEER
SEMI BUNGALOW
$500 DOWN
$7,7OO
TWO-FLAT

Rosedale court, brick. 8 rooms ana
bath each; large living room, paSl-
eled dlningroom. brick supporting
wall In basement. garage. Very u
Y terms. Call Mr.. Squier for this
real buy.
PARKER. sCHUNK a FRY.
FOL Majestic Bldg. Main bOS0.
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SODA FOUNTAIN. billiard and poo,
tables, new and second hand. Geo.
Marsh Co. 20 r. Atwater. 4 " terms.
STORAGE furniture nearly new, bar
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FOR SALE AT LAKE oRI9N-Twe-
story boarding house. ~ r1e4A
en- park outside cellar. larfe -
boat on lake Or. 9. A. DeCoo. 49,
boz 7se. Pontiac. MicA NJ