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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-06
Sc LAMA 1 Ia REVOLUTION UN
HACENDADO De zACATECAS
in seilOr de apellido Aldana.
de VilIaBHeVa, lac, Sc
alz0 en- arUas contra
ei Cob. carranCiSIa
Sc le unieroa machos paTti-
das rebeydes, y f Ia fecka
tree mds de 500 hombres

Desde hace varios reses, Sc saba
que diversas partidas reToluclona-
rias, algunas con IN efectivo no NE
nor de Glen hom6reS, habian Tenldo
operandc en- Ia parte Sur de. ES-
tado de ZacatecaS sin que Sc les
hubiera combatido de manera encr-
gica. pues que Il gobierno 80 con-
taba en- aquclla entidad con fuerzas
suficientes para clio.
!Adeln;is. So saba taH5iG;, Ta'
desde Ia estancia de Villa en- ci Esta-
do de Durango, nGmerosos grupoS vi
IIistas sc habfan pasa6o 2acateoas
que no pocas haciendas ) peque-
6Cs poblados, habfa1 caido en- 81 po-
der Y seguian signdo asaltados "a
da vez que los revoluc;onsrios re-
nian necesidad de abas,ecerse de 10
cue les hacfa 2alta.
Aver recibimcs de Ia ciu1ad he Ia
catecas, capital del Estade del ms
mo nonlbre nuevas tnfwmaciones
respecto al movin,iento revolucioca-
rio en- aquella en1dad, y hace-ca dci
cual Sc tielen tan eScasas !o3icias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-06
FnbeIo serd Srio. de Rela-
cioaes; Al uiIcr, de Gober-
neci6n; Pab'o Conzdlez,
de Guerra y RofaeI fisto,
de Hacienda
LAS OTRAS SECRETARIAS Sc
GUIRAN EN- MAN0S DE Los IN
DlViDU0S QUE ACTUAL
I}!ENTE iIENEN
Teleerama Especial para IL rRENs,.

Tclegrama Especial para IL PREN"N
NUEVA YORK. dicienIbre 5.-Se
nan -r,io4o hoy :aformes lie i. {.
ty llcY,o - Que * dice que, TN los
citcG!cs politicos. Sc cCnsidera como
10 mas probable cl cue. duran-e l.
seusana actual. Sc. r;.tif.cad0 ocr ia
Camar.l he Senadorvs =. proyevt0,
cue Tue discut:do ) aprobado en- Is
de D;putacoS. en- t! cue So !e%lamer-
"a u organization ministerial! le los
diye-sos departamentos eH que se ha-
la dividida "a administration.
Ssgan titen las acI!ciaS re:ioic;'S.
tan !usgo como sea aprobado el pro
yscto a!ntido por Il Camara dc Sc
tPasa 4 la So. Pag. Col. la.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-06
i LUCIA CIVIL En-
CHINA ENCONASE
0TRA. YEz
Sc disponen a combatir CT
yiEes y gobiernistas

servicio Especial para La pRENsi.
pEKIN. Dicienbre o.-Las tfopas
rebeldes &c Ia provincial de Hu-NaS,
sstsn empsEadas ea ua sncarzEada
ccnbate con las tropas del gobierrc
en- las cercanias de Chungking, Sc
gun Sc anuncio hoy en- esta capital.
Los c6nsules extranjeros en- esa
provincial, han informado que han
hsrho todos los prspaEatIvcss para
(Pasa Ia Sa. Pag. Col. 3a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-06
ESTA VA En- VIGOR
FL ARMISTICIO
EN- RUSSIA
ASi 10 anruci6 Ia Dina. Cen=
trail rusa de telegrafoS
ervieio Rspeciai para Ia PRENSA

Sarvieio Especial para Ia PRENsA
COPENEAGUE, Diciembre 5.-La
Otiei1a Official Rusa de Telegratos,
ha anuneiado que el armisGclo con-
certado entire los representatives mos
covitas y los a!emanes, para la sus-
pension de hostilidades en- el Frente
enisatsl, ssd va en- vieor en- dlcho
frente de batalla.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-06
Ei d:a IS van a repartir
unos cue tionarios | S
menci nadas cEicina =,
y los que olo recibaD
por haber cambiado
de domicilio, sufriraO
las cGrseCucnCIas

Una lamenJable ignorancia de las
dispoSicicaes iegales ultimamente dc
tadas para Hear & cabo el recluta-
r,iento del eiGrcito de los Estados
Unidos, ha dado lugar que rlucAoS
de nuestros nacionales, sufran tras-
torncs graves al ser llevados las
filas q pesar de su condic!6n de me-
xicanos, que q Ultima hora teRgan
cue haeer esfuerzo. y diligencias mil
para ascapar a las cornplicacionss
Que fueran re.ultado de su incuria
de 81 desconocirnient de IA ley.
Nosotros hemos tenido particular
empeno en- ir poHiendo al corrieHte a
nuestros lectores, de todo 10 que {
este respecto deben saber, clio de
SECURE habra se~vido 4 muchos cue
a IL hora del llamamiento Sc han
cncontrado preparados para alcgar
sus derechos Y han sido otdos en-
justicia.
Sobre este asunto, nueras e lnte-
resantes informaciones han llegado
a nosotros, las cuales trasmitimos
nuestros connacionales que hayan me-
hester de elias, con 10 cual podran
ponerse cubierto de posibles diff
cultades.
Los camhios de Gomicilio.
Las einco ofiein.s locales &C ex-
espsi6n, sstsblseidas On San Anto-
no para eonocsr de las rsclamacio-
nas hechas por los registrados con-
formes q Ia ley de reclutamienco ul-
tinlamente dictada, acaban de reci-
bir instrucciones para que hagan sa-
Der todos los j6venes, de todas las
neeiosahdadss, comprendidos sn q!
(Pasa q Ia So. Pag. Col. 3a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-06
Ante el Juez Federal.

va ante e. Juez Federal, los meNi-
canos detenidos dijeron llamarse En-
rique Gomez Y Leopoldo del Rivero,
Y ser propietarios de un rancho Ger
cano a Ia poblaci6n de Texcoco en- el
Distrito Federal, en- Mexico.
-Nuestra propiedad, dijeron, est&
eonstsntemente en peligro de ser
a.sltad, por las psrtidss de baneole-
ros Gu. mercdean por s. Disrrito Fee
deral y que coneten en- los ranches,
impuDemente, toda suerte de trope-
las, poc cuanto que nj las autorida'
des nilitareS nj las civiles estar er
posibilidad de dar Ia suficiente su'
ma de sareai5ss para pongros Z
! (Pasa a Ia So. Pag. Col. 1aj
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-06
I'm importante moyimiento.

Hasta mediados del mes pasadc.
sole eran pequeHos grupos ie re-
beldes + handoleros los que ope-aben
en- el Estado. : hacian suS correrlsS
Dor Ia parte SUI = oeste, asolando 4
has rareherias y los indefeasos po-
blades; pero el dia caucree de No
visrbre. oeuyri6, en- una pea1eaa
poblaci6n zacatecsns, IN suceso q7:o
hoy t;ene grandemente preoeunadas
q las autoridades del Estadc, que
hs sido el principle de IN ve-dadero
movimiento revolucionario-
/ En- Ia pcblaci6n de Valanueva, uno
de los homhrss mas rieos = mas Co
(P1sa a Ia ss. Pig. Col. ea.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-06
La region IaguHera,
asOlada p0r nluItitud
de partidas reteIdes
PABLO SiAREZ SiGUE COME
TlEND0 !R0PELIAS
De Durango estan l!egando
muchos grupos rebeldes
a! Estado &c Coahuila

TORREON Diciembre IA Pc
sar de todas las afirmaci0nes oficla-
les. de que Ia campana i!evada
cabo en- los Ultimos meSes. nabla
consegui6o reducir q Il mas corap!et2
imvotencia los .rebeldeS de a CO.
marca iagunera. todaS las notS!as
liIrimarerre recibidas prueba todo 10
contrario: cue Ia agitacion rebe.ce
es cada dia mayor. cue aparecea
nuevas partidas. ta2to 2or ei runoo
de Chihuahua como por el de Du-
range, Y que las fuerzas carrancls-
tas Sc concreUan al presente ceien-
der esta plaza, en- Ia cual Sc tene un
ataque villista.
En- Ia hacienda de HorTos.
Desde que las tropaS carranciStas
batieron a Ia partida rebelde de "a
blo Sianez, no muy lejos de "a es-
raci0n GiEta, Sc ternio que Ia dlcha
partida Sc dirigiera una de las ma
ciendas principales de Ia comarca, IA
de Horncs. IA cual estaba defenoica
por un peQueno grupo Ge hoE!bres.
El suceso de Gilita fue conocido de
todos. debido Z que en- q perdio "a
vida un conocido subdito espaIol, n
dicado durante muchos amos en- La
Laguna, el senor Juan Santurtun, de
cuyo trageo fin La PRENSA dic
noticia en- 81 oporrunidsd-
AVER, Sc recibieroR notieias, que
no han sido oficialmente confirma,
das. pero que tienen viSos de verdad
ssegruando que el mismo Pablo
sianez, al mando de una partida dC
Ia cual, cometidas las depredacione
ds siempra, IleTados csbo los acos
(Pass s la So. Pag. Col ea.f
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TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee LA PRENSA has a
larger circulation than any other
Mexican newspaper in the United
States.
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(Pasa a Ia So. Pag. Col. 1a.)
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tPasa 4 L. Sa. Pag. Col la.)
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CPGsa a Ia ss. Pig. Col. ea.)
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(Pasa Ia 5a. Pag. Col. 5a.)
The Detroit times., 1917-08-03
Marriage Licenses

Emiel Lodzina IS. Detroit; Anna
pietrowska % same
Joseph Kruc1ewski. ~ Detroit.
Theresa Boyer IS same
stanley sivity so, Detroit. Stella
Piotrowsks ia same.
William Appleton, %, Detroit Bar
bara Russ.f p. same
RAYMOND n Mccoy. a. Detroit
May y Doherty % same
Albert A Leyey. -. Detroit. VIZ
ginta EckeAt "a same
Marvin T. Chockley, "a Detroit,
Ruth rouis a. same
philip j. Bristown 20, Jackson,
Ada V Barr so. Detroit
Edward Reidy - Detroit Elsie
Burger a. same
Max ~ Morgcnsten, % Detroit,
Lillian NJ Fidler. p. same.
Carleton a Shafcr. 20. Detroit. OIL
"a robson 81 same
RAY Brayles. a. Detroit. Gladys
McCasitn 90 Indiana
David Densnherv. %. Detroit. Ce-
liza PETIT q same.
Ralph Cummins, 20. Gary, IND.
Grace NJ Warrington, 81, same
John g. Theuh. % Detroit, Lydia
Renstow. q. same.
Charles E small. 81. Detroit Ruth
VI smith -. same
William P Hladilek. 20, Detroit;
Nahie Abbott. ?, same
Max Goldin. IS. Detroit: Lena Ksp-
G.orFe Keonig. az Detroiti Elenor
The Detroit times., 1917-08-03

kunn. -. same,
Fred Lilfa. 81. Detroit: Minnie SEN
ig. 81. saginaw,
Sam Weinberg. ~. River Rouge.
Celia Briskin,, ~. same
Leo Donnelly. ~. Detroit. Anna
Manifold. 70. same.
Schimsn. 49, same
Morris IIzkovitE. -, Detroit, Metts
Fred A Gabriel. %. Detroit, Elsie
Wuttke. is. same.
james j Yowei ~. Iowa. Clara
Arndt 80. omaha
Andrew 81 Coon. "a. Detroit Ma
bel q Rowland -. wisconsin
Jacob Stigiitz -. Detroit Lillian
II shspero. n same.
Morgan J. Hammers. AZ. Detroit,
Isabelle Patton. 20. same
Donald G Wilson, 81, Detroit, lss-
bella Marie. IS. same.
Jake Bumenthal a. Detroit, Han
nah Chaser, 81. Chicago.
Leo Bourassau. %. Detroit, Rosan-
ma BcPlHute, "a same.
Norman II. sackrider. 80. Detroit.
Maud Rondston, ~. same.
Edward Radford. %, Detroit' Lola
Brown. 10, same.
steve sronge, IL. Detroit, Rose VI
CHARLES McLAchian. ~. New Jer-
sey Ida Packs. 2s same.
vs. l.. J Dobirson. 30. Detroit' Lie
ltan YOrke. 90. same.
Herman westfal 81. Detroit;
Catherine Mcdonald. 20. same.
Ben II voRler. -. Saginaw, Flor
ence wilkinson, o. Detroit
Salvatore Misuraca "a Detroit;
Tacoma Leone. Is. same.
Richard kifchou 80. detroit. Pearl
Is Grirve. - same
Garrett Gochenour. 20 Tolcdo Amy
Wilcox. 30. same
Joe Coll, 81. Detroit, Elizabeth
Wish 80 same
Louis Tslbert. az, Missouri. Anna
Mayer. 80. same.
Harry ". Manrier. %, Cleveland:
Ida r Miller. 20. same
Walter Conine. %, Detroit; May
pearsley. 40 same
George p Philip. 30. Chicago, Hel-
en- NJ Mackenzie, 81, Detroit
Wilbur Ludemsn 10. Detroit, Rose
Falk. .. New Haven.
Burnett Raymer. 81, Detroit; OLE
tia Smith. 81. same
Tgnacy Debelak %. Detroit. Gene
We've wysocka. H. same
Guy l.. Belyes. 20. Detroit Edna
Flewelllng as same
Harry s. Pierce. 40 Detroit; Anna
VI Hansen. "a, same.
Pierce Grader. Al. Detroit; Mary
Whitcomh, rs. same
BENJAMIN Fsulmnn. rs. Detroit;
The Detroit times., 1917-08-03

Anna wcsenberg. 81 same
Arthur Dee. IS. Detroit; Anna Ar
kiss a.. PENNSYLVANIA
Benjamin Grandsier 81, Detroit,
Rose susemAn. 81. same.
Charles J Worden 10, Detroit;
George " Ferrii. 70. Detroit,
Minnie Pickerpack 30. same
Andrew Shord ~ Detroit DER
trude shay .. same
John A. Barker. a. Detroit. Grace
Frank Kalp 80. Detroit Masdsline
Gruber. 81 same
Walter n Dollhouse. Jr,. 20. De
troit Edna " Shshhle, 20 same
Carrie r. Smith. % Detroit.
Victor LuStey. al Detroit Efne n.
Cleghorn. - same.
Joseph J Rohslich o. Detroit Lot
tie Rothstcin. 27. same
Iohn Buchanan. 60 Detroit Fine
line l. Roberts. "a. same
Richard RnosH Is Detroit; elem .
ence Van WalleEhan IS sar1et
Charles Beierky, 20, Detroit Neva
Rowe. 22 same.
Walter Yates Is Detroit Pearl
SNYDER rs same
Glenn n sheldon ~ Detroit. He'd
wig 7. steiner. 20. same
Edward A Witenhafer %. Cleve-
land Lillian L~vinson, 20 same.
James p. Bovee. o. Detroit. Helene
Gerhard is same
Joe V Kelley. 49, Columbus Pearl
Helneman, 90 same.
George Rose %. Detroit Cleo Lane,
Fl same
Edmund L Rurlye. 20. Detroit.
GLADYS T. Scollny 81 same
Ralph ~ peck. q. Detroit Glenora
I Morrison. %. Algonsc
stanley SohsIewsli 20 Detroit
Anna PRwlcnski. 81 same-
Anthony Botley. q. Detroit: Anna
JRcek u same.
Thomas Leading g. Detroit: Ella
NJ Winterhen. 20 same
John Favtek. %. Detroit sophie
Smetsna. rs same
Vincent FIechowsh. es. Detroit.
Martha zekrewski 81. same,
George Krumm ~ IAvpnia town
shin Alice Wsgenschultz -. same
Hampton Rowen. 81. Detroit. Wilha
Kennedy. "a same
William Fricker. ~. Akron, Angus
"a de Quincy. 81 same
samuel Wallace 40. Detroit. Mae
otto e Reiker. az. Detroit, Marie
Schultz. a. same
George Roat. Jr.. .s Detroit. les
sic r. Penney. a. same.
Harold " Row'les 90 Detroit Mar
garet NJ Campbell. %. same
Luther Ceprey. % Detroit; May
Goosen. ~. same
George Rarus. ~. Detroit: Mauda
stoif. n. same,
Julian Dickinson. 81. Detroit; Ruth
wilkinson. "a same
Fred Counter Is. Detroit; Ruth
Goodali 70. same
Allan r. BreSlcr IS Detroit; Helen
Zollcr. rs same
Edwin r. Kiesi b. Detroit, Daisy
Burke a. same
Jack " Janeck. % Detroit Julia
Kelsch. % same
Fred Weaver 80. Detroit; Clara NJ.
Rateson 90 same
John J Ryan. 20 Detroit; Rhea n.
Jsrmay. - same.
Michael Kaczsr 20. Detroit stella
Tirecgak ~ same
John Courtney rs Detroit. Frances
DieRert. 20. same
The Detroit times., 1917-08-03
DON'T LET TT HAPPEN AG.

age and saie Of Junk. rags. old
ROPE paper bagging. old iron.
brass. sopper, tin. empty bottles.
sluSh or lead shnli not hereafter
De used established or main!ained
and the storage or buying and sell
ing % Junk carried on and 20 ra-
peal all ordinances or parts ~ or
dinsnces inconsistent herewith" by
~sddins new paragraph 20 be
known -s paragraph -Four 10 said
IT rs HEREBY ORDAINED BY
TUE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF
DETROIT.
section I That an ordinano. en-
titled An Ordinance 20 amend an or
dinancC entitled An Ordinance 20
amend an ordinance entitled An Or
dinsncf 20 amend Section Of an
Ordinance entitled An Ordinance 20
amend Section ~ an Ordinance en-
titled An Ordinance prescribing GER
tain limits within the City OF Detroit
where junk shops or what 10 com
monty known as junk shop for thu
purchase. storage and sale OF Junk.
rags, old rope, paper. bagging, old
iron. brass. copper. tin. empty bot
Ties. slush or lead. shall not hersaf-
ter he used. established or maintain
ed and the storage or buying and
selling Of Junk carried on. and 70 re-
peal all ordinances or parts ~ ordi-
nsnces Inconsistent herewitn." by
adding a new paragraph 10 be known
be and the same IL hereby amended
10 read as follows.
Sec. No building plsce or lot
where junk. rags. old rope, paper.
empty bottles. slush or lead. shall be
hereafter used. established or main
teined within the territory within
the city OF Detroit described as fol-
lows
All that portion ~ the city bound
ed on the north by canneld avenue.
on the south by the north line or
Woodbridge street on the east by
tho west Tine 81 Chene street, and on
the west ny the east line Of Dequin-
fre street
Also. all th.t portion OF the city
bounded on the north by the center
line OF Garfield avenue. south by the
center line OF Alexandrine avenue
east east by the center line OF Hast
ings street and west by the center
line OF Beaubien street
Also. all that portion OF the city
bounded on the north by the center
line OF csnneid avenue. south by the
center line Of Woodbridge street.
east by the center line OF Hastings
| street. and west by the center line
| OF Beaubien street
Also. all that portion ~ the City OF
Detroit bounded on the north by the
center linc OF Brewster street. IN the
south by the center line of Alfred
street; on the west by the eentes inc
] VI 'tltanN eNitets anu on ilAr Vase ~
the east line OF Dequindre street.
/ Also all that portion OF the City
bounded on the north by the center
( line Of Wilkins street. on the south
I by center line OF Brewster street. on
the east hy center line Of Dequ ndre
street. and on the west by the center
! line Of Orleans street
sec . This ordinance shall take
Immediate effect
Approved July al 1917.
OSCAR y MARX.
Mayor.
Attest RICHARD LINDSAY.
No 81 City Clerk.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-03
l.. S. MAY TAKE
OVER SOUTHERN
PACIFIC RAILWAY

CHICAGO. Aug 3-That the Unit
ed States government will step In
and take charge OF the Southern Pa
cifc railway system, IL the four rail.
road brotherhoods carry out their
threat 10 strike Saturday night. was
the opinion expressed today by rail
road men The road has been de
voting much OF its resources 20
transportation OF men and freight
for the government W r. Scott.
general manager OF the Southern
Pacific. has offered 20 arbitrate.
Southern Pacific officials say they
do not expect a strike
The Detroit times., 1917-08-03

KINCAID


Il west Forrest. opp. Postof1ce.
Wants II Idle and Can qualify:
5 Tool Designers.
Tool Makers. Tool Lathe
Punch Press. { Die Settlers
2 Glass Grinders. Milling Machine.
3 Hand Screw.
Drl Press Cabinet Makers
Z Production Lathe, Speed prill.
s Jones & Lamson operators
Z Paint Body Finishers.
10 Big Men To learn inspection, 35c.
| Bank Janitor, References.
S Handy Young Men 3 Billiard Fly
Wheels.
Tpoi CRIB Men. 81 years old
Garage Repair, Norton Grinders.
3 Crank Lathe. 2 Tapping Mich. Men.
: RadiRl Drill 1 Crank Layout
Is Electric Wireman, Factory
Work.
2 Auto BODY Repair. Metal Bump
10 Rough Factory Carpenters.
: Rough Grinders. Belt Repalr
2 oilers on Shaft. . Warren q swa-
Auto Door Hangers. Power Press
7 Women Auto Drivers
8 Motor Assem- blers 3 Men 10 Learn
Car Wiring
Final Assemblers 7 Window Wash
6 Motor Repair.
3 Millwrights.
= cutter Grinders, 2 Sand Rlasters
3 Furnace Helpers. ] Run Roller
8 Forge Heaters; Miter Saw
9 Drin Press. ? Factory Tinsmiths.
A fFinsad HnAy RnflAara
! Enamel Inspector, ! Generator In
spector
1 Poiisher Insp.. Tool order Man.
4 Axle inspectors. Machinists
2 u A. s Hand Screw. Rivet Heat
= Factory Blscksmiths. Bucker
TIPS
2 Blacksmith Helpers. Salvage Tnsr
Auto Frame Riveters. Aluminium
Inspectors on
Bench. Floor Parts Motor. Tool
Inspectors on
Cylinders. Paint, Final Auto
7 Gridley nut,. 3 AcetyIene Welders.
Steam Filters. Plumbers
I cutter Grinders. Lathe on Die
s Concrete Carpenters 2 Bath Grind
. TOP Filters. Rotary shear. 2
1 Ding Bumper on Tenders. ; Punch
Press
! cleveland Automatic Set Up. 3 Tool
Milling
Ford Repsir Men soc: 1 Furnace
Checker.
2 Vertical Boring. 10 Auto washers
Garage Repair. s Service Repair
; steam Filter Helpers. Bearing
Adjustcrs.
Mlilwrlght Helpers 3 Factory era
ters
Enamel Dippers. Internal Grind
era.
] Drill and Broscher. External
Grinders
Tool clippers. : Acetyiene welders.
Fender Finishers. ; Bevei Gear
Testers.
Chassis Assemblers Z Bench Hands
? Gray Iron Molders Squeeze
holders
steel Molders Brass Moldors
Men 20 Learn Core Making
I Blue Print. l Auto BOY.
open evenings until 10 o'clock
t2.50 for the position n IL suits YOU.
KINCAID, II w. FORT ST.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-03
HELL wANTED--rnMALE
GOOD POSITIONS
At Good Salaries

We can place capable young
women in desirable positions.
You draw good pay while
taking a course in our Oper-
ators' Training Department
and learn a business that
means more money and steady
advancement.
No slack seasons. Steady
work the year round under
very pleasant surroundings.
Benefits too numerous to
mention.
Apply Operators Training
Department, Madison avenue
and John r. street, between 8
a. m. and 5 p. m.
MICHIGAN STATE
TELEPHONE COMPANY
The Detroit times., 1917-08-03
OFFICF or TIII
nF,pr OF q tNfee ANn moi fTN-ns

Ifo-Irtt Nlrh. fuI. 60. 1871
seafet pr'posals VIII b., feeeived
at t. al Fe office uI tu O'Clock
noon o. .a kIk 10. iftT fnr CON
t~rtr alkF a. required un "A
faVetfr rf fhs Grsnd RoulsVards
rfr1F fle seal year ending Juno
80 t1it
o. - mated thst approx lniately
10 100 square feet ~ walks vii be
reiaid or repaired.
successful bidder viii 10 expected
tn enter into contract and all pfn-
posais should ~ acc1w panied Pa
check amounting 20 t& 20 TIE
amount 20 the bid
The ffgl4t - reserved 20 reject any
or ail bids qr parts thereof
WILLIAM r. DUST
commlssionNr
~. " BUSCH. See and Gen. sup
The Detroit times., 1917-08-03
DANCING srHooIs


~ OHDiNA.ScF 10 amend an Ordi-
nnncr emitted An Ordinance 10
amend an or'iNa4ce sntltied An Or
diuaucs "a alend section ~ an
ordinance entitled An Ordinance
to amend Section 81 an Ordl-
nance entitled An Ordinance pre-
scriblnF certain limits within the
CIV ~ Detroit where Junk shops
or what ~ commonly known as
q junk shop FOR the purchase. stor-
The Detroit times., 1917-08-03
ron sALE-nEsinxv CE PROPERTY
MODERN BRICK V. SIX
FAMILY TERRACE
BY Pop.

Central-ave. block north OF DiX 8
rooms each. 2 bedrooms hall. ter
razEo foored bath. full basement.
laundry trays, furnace, gas heater,
most attractive terrace on west
side, must be seen 10 be appreoi-
atcd Apply 500 Union Trust bldg.
Main 231S. between and $3.50 y.
m
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STATE or MICHIGAN, County Of:
Wayne. SIS
In the Probate Court for said County.
Juvenile Division.

STATE or MICHIGAN, County OF:
Wayne. SIS
In the Probate Court for Said County.
Juvenile Division.
Al session Of said Court held at
tire Court Room In the city ~ Detroit
on thr fwenty-third DAY Of Iuiy 4.
D.. 1917
Present hon Henry s Hubert.
Judge OF Probate.
In the Matter Of Clara Kline,
Charles Crittenton, Josephine Bar
bsra Beck Dorothy Wertz and John
Doe, alleged dependent and neglect
Complaints having been made to
this court alleging that clara Kline.
Charles Crittenton. Josephine Bar
hara Beck. Dorothy Wertz and John
Doe are neglected md dependent
children within the meaning Of the
statutes of this state. and praying
that said Chlidron - rr--vehended
and brought before te.- court 10 an
swer said complaints. and then and
there be dealt with In relation 20 the
same as law and Justice md the Pub
lie Interests and The interests OF said
children may require
II Is ordered, That the sixteenth
day Of August A. n 1917. AZ ten
o'clock In the forenoon, al said court
room be appointed for fhe hearing
OF the matters alleged IN the said
petitions
And II IL further ordered. That a
copy % this order be published three
successive weeks previous % said
time 81 hearing In The Detroit Times.
q newspa Per printed and circulated in
the said County ~ Wayne.
HENRY s HUBERT,
Judge Of Probate
GEORGE " READ.
Probate Clerk
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.NpV rOoEt< FFPUR. SIS. book
keeper and stenographer. SS5,
cashier switc hboRrd operators al
ing clerk checker. tvpist, sales
lady. biller. policy writer factory
mall girl tfs collector 526 Cham
Der Of Commerce.
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THE LEONARD b. ORLOFF
COMPANY
Mitchell Distributors

1917 Mitchell 3-passenger
roadster; used less than 500
miles as demonstration; car
like new. A bargain at
$3.50. 1t will pay you to
look at it.
1917 Mitchell Six, 7-passenger.
Paint like new, winter and
summer tops, Al condition,
$1,000.
1916 Regal, equipped with very
fine winter top. sedan type
also summer top and curtains.
Bargain at $500.
1915 Chevrolet Baby Grand, 5
passenger; excellent condition,
$475.
Cole az, 5-passenger. Price
$3.50.
Studebaker Series 1915 So,
7-passenger, $4,000.
LEONARD 3. ORLOFF co.
475-477 Woodward Ave.
Cherry 4415
Open Sundays and Evenings
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HOTEL FRANKLIN

Cor. LaTned and Bates-sts -Four
blocks from River Steamers; one
half block from Interurban Depot
European. 81. 81 so and 20 per day
Weekly rates.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

HAVE $1,000 10 invest in small man
ufacturing business Address box
~. Detroit Times
The Detroit times., 1917-08-03
Dicky DIppy S Diary.

FRIDAY: PICKED UP y RING
WITH \ BLUE STONE IN IT
ITS a TURQUOISE" JA,O cLONpI
PRONOUNciAG IT TUR kOlZ.
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personal.

NOTICE IF any poor girl Is IN
trouble. needing advice frt~nd.hip
or help, WIT ~ call on SELF TT,
Forrest Wesf Salvation Amy
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SEMI BUNGALOW
$3.50 DOWN
HILLGER AVE.

Frame duplex At sacrifice. Call
owner Cherry "a
RIVER EOTGlE-6 room house. new
bath. electricity. near jefferson
800 down. $40 monthly Presna-
han, 1926 Dearborn East. River
Rouge
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called n the front Must sell my
DiN-ave frontage regardless OF
cost. Excellent opportunity for
shrewd Investor Call Cherry SO.
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