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The Detroit times., 1917-07-24
BANKER IS
SUMMONED
BY DEATH
Alex. Mcpherson Car
ried Off By Attack
of Pneumonia

Alexander Mcpherson. one OF the
best known bankers in Michigan.
died Monday afternoon, NJ 8 go
o'clock, in his home. No 0S9 Cass-
ave he was taken I'M with pneu
monia ~ weeks ago and serious
complications developed which, be
cause OF his advanced age. he was
unable 20 Withstand. He vas 81
last month
Mr. Mcpherson was conspicuous
figure in Detroit banking and bust.
ross circles AZ tho time or his
death be was chairman of the board
of tho First and Old Detroit Nation.
al bank. vicepresident OF the Ruhl
Malleable company, director OF
the National Can company, the scot
ton Dillon company and tho State
Bank az Fowlerville, Mich tie was
one ~ he organizers and former
president OF tho Detroit Trust com.
pany. H. elCnCed 10 the Detroit
Board Of Comm9rce. the Detroit
club. Country club and 81 Clair
Fishing & Shooting club He waa
member ~ the First Presbyterian
church and served on It's board Of
trustees for seevral years
Mr. Mcpherson was three months
old when his parents brought nina
TO the United States from Daviat.
Scotland. where he WAS born June
T. 1896 His father. William NJ
Pherson. settled in Livingston Cen
ter. later called Howell In 1868
Alexander Mcpherson established n
bank in Howell under the name of
Alexander Mcpherson & Company.
IN which he retained his interest up
20 his death
In 1891 he came 10 Detroit 10 &C.
cept the presidency Of the Detroit
National bank. later known as tho
Old Detroit, which subsequently
merged with the First National 20
form the First & Old Detroit Ma
dional bank.
In addition 10 his local interests.
Mr. Mcpherson owned large pine
tracts in northern Michigan Mis-.
sissippi and Louisiana. and model
stock farm near Howell
He leaves a widow. who was Niss
Julia c. Ellsworth. Of Greenville.
Mich. Two brothers. NJ ! and +
G.. Mcpherson, of Howell, and a sis.
ter. Mrs. Mary l.. Browning, OF the
Pasadena apartments. also survive
Mcpherson Browning. one or the
yice.presidonts az the Detroit Trust
company. is a nephew
Funeral arrangements will be'com
pleted today.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-24
BIG MILITARY
PAGEANT TAKES
PLACE TONIGHT

Preceding the military pageant TO
be held Tuesday evening. on Navin
field. for the benefit OF a fund for
the Thirty-frst Michigan infantry,
there will be a parade OF tie streets
adjacent 10 the field, in which G. A.
r. and Spanish veterans. National
Guard. Home Guard, Boy Scouts and
mounted police will take part
The marshal OF the parade and
pageant Will be Gen. c. w Harrah.
who Will be assisted by Capt Thorn
as w. Payne, Captain John A Slb-
ley, Col w. G.. Latimer, Col. Pack
and Commander Samuel Dixon who
will lead the different troops TO
which they belong A chorus OF =
600 school children will sing patriot.
ic songs. with Mrs Leon Rosinska.
as lender and will give q flag en-,
under he direction OF George Ash.
OF the recreation commission. The
bands Of tho ThirW-frst the Pack
ard Motor Car company and Moslem
Temple. Mobiles of tho Mystic shrine.
will play Drills and maneuvcrs by
the SOLDIERS Will be part Of the pro
gram which will close with a sham
battle between companies OF the
Thirty.frst
In case of rain the pageant will
be held "Wednesday evening or thc
first clear evening thereafter
The Detroit times., 1917-07-24
MEMS SERVICE
STATION OPENS
| nique Business Place In Cor
man Building Does
Thriving Trade

The newest and most uniquely
original OK business places Is the
Mems service station" opened Sat
urday 10 q rushing trade in the base
ment OF the German building, at
Michigan-sve. lafayettt ave. and
Griswolds
The directors. who have placed
The institution under the general
manaeership OF G. Z. Mills. have
solved the question OF tips" They
wished 90 make A definite charge
FOR any service without drawing on
any customer fer extras. Yet they
did not wish 10 see any faithful
worker go unrewarded So they
have provided "a prOhls sharing plan
for the employees
4 man WHO cutters the station al
tho Michigan ave door and passes
down The marble stairs TO the ter
razzo-tioored lobby. can choose al.
most any form OF service
A. he comes 10 the bottom OF the
stairs he can turn to the left and
enter one OF the telephone too1hs
or ne can take his place in the six
chaired harb"rshop. attended by tx
pert BARRIERS In white uniform. Here
he will see The only woman who
ever enter these masculine pre-
cincts. the manicurcs All other de
partments OF the station are for
mer and by men only.
Next 20 the regular barber shop
he will see the second shave your
self shop" 70 be opened In the world
Here he may secure any razor he
prefers. and may shave himself In
a neat compartment He may lepve
his own razor mere for self-shaving
and 81 will hc kept in condition
II he wishes, can 80 on and take
bath in one OF the six shower
baths Perhaps he would like tc
have the pr,ssers take the suit he
has on, and press II for him Will,
he waits in the dressing room. Per
haps he would like 10 change his
clothes, or his shirt or his collar
There Is accommodation for him foi
any OF these purposes.
He can have his hat cleaned while
| he waits He can step up 70 the
shoestand and have expert boys give
him shine lie can bring his laun
dry or his suit hero for one-day ser
vice. He IAN buy any newspaper
or magazine. occasionally or reg
ularly. He can. in fact, secure any
one az the little services that hell
10 make living pleasant. and which
are so often vital 10 comfort anC
efficiency IN business and social life
The Detroit times., 1917-07-24
WILL LAY PLANS
FOR CONSERVING
FOOD SUPPLY

There will be n mass meeting for
fomeh Thurrday afternoon. July %,
y 2. 80 o'clock. In the Century build.
ns. 10 complete plans for fo/1 con
|ervation week which begins Mon
Jay. July 81.
Mrs w. a NcGraw. chairman of
he patriotic garden bureau OF The
twentieth Century club, and clair
nan OF tho food conservation week
Committee urges that housewives
rom all over the city attend the
mass meeting.
Food conservation week will fol-
bw upon the heels of the Hoover
|ood pledge card campaign which is
till going on The two campaigns
epend entirely for their success
(pon the cooperation OF the women
n the city.
The pledge card district chairmen
viii meet Wednesday morning, in
ommittee headquarters, No. 81
{resge building, TO review the work
accomplished in the last week, and
o report those sections Of the city.
any. which yet remain 70 be can.
Fassed with the pledge cards
Fresh canyassers will be sent out II
necessary aud the work will be push.
d 90 that before the food conserva-
ion forces take hold OF the city the
%. 900 pledge cards Will have &C
TAINTED the housewives with the
cal object OF the food conservation
campaign
Herbert c. Hoover. United States
ood commissioner VINO II Is hoped
nay come IN Detroit Aug. | or 2. "a
ddress a public meeting. declares
hat In conserving the food o. the
ation people do not need TO deprive
hemselves OF food. but should cat
Flenty but wisely. and without
waste, practicing the. gospel OF the
lean plate"
Buy with thought" adds Mr.
Ioovcr. Cook the food with care
erve Just enough, save what viii
|eep. eat what will spoil, and don't
taste"
The Detroit times., 1917-07-24
Deaths

Della columbus HordaV. i5l How
ard 81 wears. chronic endocardlti. -
George D.. Merrill Reoeiving hospital
56a Trumbull g. Years. apopleNy;
Jul Suwrackt. 200 Ora ndy. about
50 v.afs drupsv. Frank Arthur Holt.
203 Toledo wears drowned stella
Par s'-kuta Providence hospital. ~
CLAYTON 8 months. mara anus poro-
thea =. Twin. St Louis. Mo, III years.
ch olrrEsiItis Irene q. Alhrecht Grace
hosn.rai 51l Rademacher. ~ years.
meningitis JeOry Reed. 400 Lafayette
r ysar lobar pneumonia. Louis
NnNl-enuth. 80 Vernon. "a years. in-
terral worrhaEe Emile Stoln.
100 Nrrn0is. rs years. utrrn" cam
cor. Iottie Uauer Ives Receiving
hospital about IS pulmonary r ~.
Nerlau Jung, ~ years, West ~ide
sautfgrlum. Lcmentia Evelyn Mel1nn-
Aid TI s.tdrrre EosDftat DAYS.
atelo,'a Elmer + shields Receiv-
inE hospital. dclcrium tremens Nor
man Brady Receiving hospital IS
Krurp wears acute gastrn-enteri-
tis Baby Martin Grace hospital. 2,3
Cl.veland. 10 days mNnutrition. Lil-
ii7n E Kirknan. l55 Livingstone. ?
ycars meningitis Alice conn, -
t~i-oster-ct. years diphtheria
W. Manuel. SAT Radcmnchcr. ~
yoit-. artcrio sclcrosts, Kazinic'z
Ar9rzei ewski. 557 Forest r.. about
CO. trbar pncumonlat Sarkis Eolaa.
fSG Franklin. wears. drowning
Edna r. Mellow. Providence hospital
80 years. peritonitis Rudolph StiW-
lltz. SD I<nodcll. year. brorcho
nncum rnla. William Ndans 275 Eu-
rhanan about 80 years, carcinoma -
pylcrus sophia Rothsohiid, lJ{ ucla-
,fay-. So years angina uortoris Mary
Frances Lambert. Jio teN x 80
veprs. chronic pnron rivWetour ueph-
rite VIM. \ shock Harper hospital
HUNTINGTON. Ind. ~ years cerebral
hcmorrhagc Dora Lewis ~ Garland,
ent n Mccarthy. 35l MeldIum. 10
Szczesniak % Waldo Z DAYS hrnp-
enc pneumonia Mary Oak. SOL camp
bell. 5 months. cholera infontum
Mary ksras. 11N Liccrnols wears,
burns. Frances LuhiszewEkl about 80
wears lohar pneumonia R'icsiaua
I.aiewicz. so Williams, year castro
entcritis Ralph y smith 1873 Van
couver. - years. carcinoma of pan
rreas and liver Adolph Svacha, Re-
ceiviug hospital. 20 years. fractured
skull. George J.. Bruce. 526ia Tcnny
son. s lays. convulsions. RAYMOND A
NnuEhton. Providence hospital inc
quest pending. "a wears Henry
squire. Harper hospital / years.
$751; Eth. tctauus Stanislu So
Smizzek 554 superior. rs years ~
phoid fever. Catherine Page 2ii por-
ter. years. ieukeuua Mary Mcbride
Municipal hospital 40 years. pulmon-
airy r b.: sophia Mccarthy itI AZ
lcndale. IS wears. acute Brights dis
ease.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-24
SLAUGHTER
IN STREETS
CONTINUES
Killing and Manning
Carnival Is Not
Abated a Whit
CHILDREN ARE
CHIEF VICTIMS
City Achieving Evil
Fame for Lawless
Motoring

One man was killed and many
people hurt Monday afternoon and
evening by automobiles. The major
~ OF the victims being children.
Philip Campbell. aged 50, No. s2S
Novelist. Flint. Mich, was crushed
| 20 death by a motor truck as he at
empted 10 avoid Fort-st car In
cadillac-sq. Monday night The driy.
or OF the truck. Frank Galpin. 80
fears old. No. 2s5 Fifth-st.. Is held
~ the police.
An auto driven by Clarence Bou-
rier. No. 755 Military ave. ran down
Two children on tricycle. at Law.
on-ave. and McDonaldpl., seriously
njuring one and badly bruising the
pther Albert Faliz. aged i've, No
|! sS Lawton-sve. was taken TO PROV
. dence hospital, and Walter Wcso-
owski. four years old. MAS taken
% his home. No. 3 Mcdonald pL
Bowler Is held In the Grand River
tutor Robert h. Speed.
Elizabeth O'Ieary. aged three. was
struck in front OF her home. No. 4is
8agg.st.. when William Guttem. No
l65 F1rst-st.. trying TO avoid hitting
aer with his car. was struck by n
btreet car and thrown up over tho
surb against the child. The giTl
ras not injured seriously. and her
hounds were dressed in her home
suttem escaped injury.
Emma Guertin. three years old
A.r Arfe ~
Pred J. Heidman. Who gives his al
Dress at No 2s5 BauleDk. on Win
ier-st near Woodward. and injured
butte seriously. She was taken home
in a police auto. Baulepk is MOI
listed in the city directory.
Dorothy Miller. aged six, No. 242
Rooseyelt.ave. was taken 10 Receiv-
Ing hospital suffering from injuries
SUSTAINED when a machine driven by
Fred Kessler. No. I12s Mckinley
bve, struck her on Myrtle-st. near
koosevelt.aye. Her condition is NO,
erious.
Anthony " Summers, aged 60.
No. 739 Woodwarl-ave. while riding
n an express wagon. was struck and
teriously injured by a machine hriv
fn by John Katz. No l0G Hanley
AVE- Summers was taken 10 Receiv
ing hospital. Thr accident occurred
II Garheld.ave. and John R.st.
Mary J. Porter aged II. No 201
nuclid.ave west. WAS knocked down
md injured about the body when A
machine driven by Mrs. r. Leet
No 355 Fcrndale-ave.. struck her al
Perry and Fourth.aves
l. l.. Jordan, aged 30. No 81
lood was hit b a macNne
IL Columbia and Beaubion.sts., Mon
hay night The machine was drives
by Arthur Lucas. No 81 Sproat-st
Jordan was taken home
Peter Brelic. aged %. No. 754
rillman-ave. was taken 10 Receiy
ng hospital, Monday night. suffer
ng from injuries sustained whou
he was struck by machine driven
by Joseph Leonard. No 7sl Twelfth
b., at Woodward and Jefferson-aves
lis condition as not serious.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-24

soon" declared Mrs Emmcline
Pankhurst. England's surragette
leader. today. we had known II
was gathering for weeks We know
the Germans were ~ work. but ho%
or where their Vaccinations would
break out, no one knew
AS an American. YOU can see
from this situation what We had 70
fight against IN England God only
Knows how nany Enslish lives were
lost because England permitted thc
Germans 10 remain working in oHr
idst You in A'nerica VIII hnd
sooner o. later perhaps AZ terrible
-cOst that you must lock up cvary
German sXmpa'hizer.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-24
JOHN w. FORD
4 is HEADOF MOOSE

4 PITTSBURGH July 24.--Iohnl w.
Ford. of Philadelphia. acting su-
prone dictator OF the Loyal order
OF Moose of tho World, today was
elected supreme dictator by the
twenty ninth annual international
Moose convention.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-24
FOE RAID ON US.
CAMP BALKED
French Flyers Keep Hun Ma
chimes Away From
Americans

AMERICAN TRAINING CAMP.
FRANCE. July 24-German air
planes have been trying 90 locate the
American camp. They have been
UNSUCCESSFUL Today an attempt Of
the German hiers was frustrated BY
the French American officers in a
touring ear witnessed Is air ma.
chimes fight In the sky. The Ger.
mans were driven on
The Detroit times., 1917-07-24
VICTIMS OF A DA Y

Philip Campbell. aged 80, Flint; killed.
Albert Faiz aged No. 26S Lawtonave seriously injured
Walter WesOowski aged t. No. 3 McDonad-pl.; bruised
Elizabeth OTeary 3, No. los Frsst slightly injured
Emma Guertin, aged 3 serousy injured.
Dorothy Miller aged g. No. 2i2 Roosey elt-aye. injured
Anthony j. Summers, aged So No. 739 Woodwardave seri
ousy injured
Mary Porter aged IL No. 2O7 Euclid west injured
L. L. Jordan, aged 30 No. SIS (sOOdwin-ave. injured.
Peter Breio aged % No. 754 Tllman.ave. in jured.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-24
mELr ANrnp-nALE
KINCAID

70 Werf lYr-. t. ouu pusfothCr
Good rorI rep1ir men
t.ireuen /y.fcTs, mo- papcrS So
Nfn Car slters' % driil press
rIo"r n lafefr S punch press
Pow .lurh lfor helpers.
10 Chassis Assemblies.
Inn.N srr-on. l.lbbF lathe
aaet rua Hclnors auto spray
painter
Tus. sn. and anisher
f I'Hs Re- 'sc. TOOL dress
E,a .nd hlas SOC
hfft. washers
b t4rftr rrt4ir. e service repair
I|Eht aufa repair mon o. 4 = op
4 Toolmakers. 4 Tool Lathe.
lactor, electricians
Armature winders.
Auto truck repair . general repair
carpentar mniwrlsht machine
sfttera
outside tuner p & sob setter.
Barn mon. o electric wolders.
, Acme automatic. Il g. q. screw.
Hand screw. Rockford dril
! Armaturr Nlnder Internal grind
erF
ENtcinal grinders 5 Lands grind
2 Tool repair tool screw
Inspectors on
Ahff4f.il Wfi.N. I.fNf NANNWN
Enanoi tops final tool.
2 Tool reiail tool milling
2 Blacksmitnr and q Ool dressers.
8 ShBft oilers. . belt laccrs SAND
cfa
LAYOUT Inspector piston grinders
Electric truck drivers > truck rep
10 IotGh carpenter cylinder lneT
mai asSetnhlers primers.
around paint'rs- motor rep
8 shoW card painters furnace rep
= Cam shaft strain IfNuale
Road testers
Body glnzrrs. color varnishers.
Wire basket maker Z motor repair,
. Motor asscmhlers rough crind-
Men for assembling green hands
z Power press helpers, hand chip
pers
Production lathe boring mill
Handy machine men; 5 teamsters
s Ice wagon helpers 3 factory truck
? Tire vuloanizers office porters
Frlne auto hnishcrs. solderers
. Auto truck drivers.
o AcctvIcno weldors
: sheet metal workers, auto work.
I power hammer men. heaters.
Rlar krmitA helpers Z enamel Dip
Hotel and Restaurant Help
Second r1oks. . 3 % cooks ! fry
. Kitchen mon 10 dishwashers
Counter men. 4 bus boys.
B'r portors. Autci.ors.
20 Girls for Factory Work.
Women cool,s. : counter girls.
" aitrraf"s o bus girls.
chs DoTr'o ids
Office Help of All Kinds.
Storckeepei compositors.
TrNCers ono dctailcrs
3 y y car checkers.
nraftsinan estimating dept
: ~ tchhoorf nnd etenographer.
7 Male and 6 Female
Stenographers.
{ RooEkecTcrs S1o0
> High school boys. SIP
! stock collector. cost clerks
? Factory ~lorks : gt-i hookkeeper.
FARM HANDS
open cycninl until 10 D. ma.
$3.50 for tho p3s''tn- ~ ~ suits you.
KINCAID, II w. FORT.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-24

~ W " ~. Nu ri EhD
stan pond ~ 'tfeg Prcss
PETROGRAD, July "a Russia
viii shoot down a. traitors the mu.
tineers in her armies and the Ger.
man spies in her cities.
Clothed with unlimited powers
the new peoples cabinet was pre-
pared today 10 invoke measures of
bloodshed 10 stop the rout OF the
southeast army and to clean ont the
nests Of German provocators scat
tered thruout the nation. Premier
Kerensky arriving az the front to
day was expected to order loyal
troops. without mercy 20 shoot down
such OF their fellow soldiers who
yielded TO German propaganda and
started the mutiny
The rigorous policy OF repression
OF traitors and OF German sympa-
thizers Is the peoples own plan
The all Russia's workmen's and sol
diers and peasants congresses
formally approve f. A proclama-
ton declaring all who disobey the
provisional government battle or.
ders viii be regarded as traitors
and towards" and shown no
mercy" was issued today.
Pctrograd IL hoping that Keren.
sky will again perform miracle ri
the front With Tarnopol gone and
the Teutonic armies pushing for
ward on a front OF close 10 40 miles.
the whole of the great Russian line
as far north a. Pinsh Is menaccd
Turning OF the Russian flank may
be attempted To avert a disaster
the malcontcnts will be wecded out
and shot and a firm stand made,
Not alone on the front Is the new
policy OF determination OF undesira
bles Of traitors and pro-Germans Co
be carried out Today In Peirograd
strong forces OF soldiers and special
agents began systematic uproot-
ing OF the German Spy system as
we'll as sorting out OF all suspi
cious troops. The frst machine gun
regiment was disarmed Four hun
dred machine guns and truckloads
VI iilllNniN thHHiAFN Ntt' ofAAfu
The regiment Itself marched "a
| Winter Palace so and formally sur
rendered II was transferred 10 new
barracks and will shortly be sent
10 the front. Parts or this regiment
were among those who participated
In last weeks rioting in petrog-ad
PETROGRAD, July 2i-The exist
ence OF huge German plot 10 over
| throw the new democracy by coun
terrevolution was definitely proved
| today I'm wholesale arrests In the
capital n was German money thai
| melted anarchists last week - trea
SON. II was German agents and
| provocators at the front who lee
| the mutiny I'm the army.
The German plot for counter
revolution must have been forminl
for months Millions must hay,
been spent in Matching the scheme
| Among several hundred anarchists
and resolutionaries os scant means
and no income. who we're seized to
day. The authorities found large
sums Of money. None mad less thar
200 roubles $3.50. and many car
ried several thousand
But from out OF tho shock or this
German perndy. Premier Kerenskl
emerged today stronger than ever
lie Is now clothed with all tho pow
ers Of an absolute rller--a mark n
universal public confidence.
I'VE arc glad the storm broke 50
The Detroit times., 1917-07-24
'SLAY ALL
TRAITORS
RUSS ORDER
Enemy Agents To Be
Hunted Down and
Shot

PETRoGRAD, July 24.-Rep.
resentatiVes OF all Russia late
last night unanimously approved
delegation Of supreme author
ny" 10 the Russian provisional
government
The Detroit times., 1917-07-24

The annual convention OF the Ma
tional Association of Plate Glass
Manufacturers Is 20 meet in New
York city today for three-day SEES
sion
The Detroit times., 1917-07-24
Observation-Disclosures ron sALIs-mrscELLA .rous
HAINES' WIGS. TOUPEES, LADIES' HAIR GOOD:
March !, 1879. Haines HAIR
store Oponods Feb. Is Zc

wv Alf'AANA a.
iHis. iiatnes Fiat
store closes. rs
been 20 wears IN
the same store
snIne location. do
ing the same work
Patrons and 9TH
ers. N YOU have
any desire 10 have
, iiaines do your
work get ia your
I orders Remember.
ifaines IL the vet
slan Wig and tou-
pee maker OF De-
troit and Michigan
I have made all
those wears the most
atural looking and
Il ntting wigs and
lipecs on the mark
the least money WIZ
~ next February 81
NAY more for wigs
The Detroit times., 1917-07-24
NAVY SEXES
7 OIL TANKERS

WASHINGTON. July 2i-The
lavy department today requlsii>->ed
even oil tankcrs and ordered them
70 report AZ Atlantic and Pacific
|orts in order TO meet urgent fuel
(ii needs OF the navy.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-24
wANrr,,---,Rws
WANTED

I ANM " IN I'D
NC want arm. .u the state 81 Michi-
gan. prcfrruha near Detroit. that
can DC exchanged fDr Detroit In
come proper. ~ ,ou have cash
and nu equity ~ $4,000 or 81 1000
m good property. get Ian touch
with r- a. once. We also have
calls for g or 3 very large tracts
90 land
tNNESTMENT DEPARTMENT
SANDERS -nHENNAN SCHINBI%E
co. a40 renobscot bldg cad S97
FARMS WANTED
We have calls Tor improved farms
OF all Averages within 100 miles OF
Detroit n you Lave farms for sale
write US at once or call
ROSS LAND co.
81 Forrest West Opposite p. o.
Phone Cadillac ssh.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-24

and wis because they don't H. not a mad
hcv VII
10 ma
VA n,iN1s 7s Grand
The Detroit times., 1917-07-24
Births



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The Detroit times., 1917-07-24

PrlntlnE-the plain neat ktnd-thnt
O. right--Times Job Dept.-Msin $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-24
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 K. street, between 3
a. m. and 5 p. m.
MICHIGAN STATE
TELEPHONE COMPANY
The Detroit times., 1917-07-24

WILL pay cash Tor vacant lots,
houses, flats, stores. acreage,
real estate equities. Land cor
tracts bought; quick and sat-
iSfactOrv deals.
Ebert. 800 Ma .esfic Bldg
The Detroit times., 1917-07-24

Prtnting-tne pials neat kird--thst
} rght--Tfmes Job DeptS--Msia $50.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-24
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NOTICE -If any poor rri 81. IN
trouble ureding advice friend snir
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Fort a. Wcaf salvation ARMY
The Detroit times., 1917-07-24

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The Detroit times., 1917-07-24

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