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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-30

FoR SALE-BEES, ABOUT 23 STAN aafd hives, all new and modern
 must Dc sold at once. If bought i.i
 lump, will deliver and set up. Ad- aress H. A. Thomas. 2020 West yalien, or phone 361. 5-27-St
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-30

FOR SALE-20O ACRES VERY FINE bottom land, three miles from free bridge, touch and proposed free
 bridge and Althcimer pike. Three
 quarter miles from river, l@0 acres
 cultivated, balance deade.l, five houses one-third cash balance five years. J. P. Cady, the land man, l271h Main street. 3-25-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-30

F0R SALE-FORTY ACRES VERY
 line black land near Moscow, tim- per will all be taken off this yea., me houses and we'll on property;
 land all we'll drained and very rich. J. P. Cady, 127h Main st. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-30

|'VA sALE-ONE 1916 OVERLAND !oaoster and one 1916 Chevrolet wafing car; both in fine mechani
 .; @l condition; equipped with good ules These cars were taken in ex- cnsnge on new ones, and are bar saihs at the prices. Laser Motor Nohhpany. 5-27-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-30

HAVE A CLIENT WHO WILL ,pnt for the next 6v days, six or asht mules. or who will purchase, f bargain, a pair of mules about < years old and weighing about HOO pounds. Don't offer unless price is cheap. Sandefur Curry.
 5-29-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-30

FOR RENT-TWO STORY BUILD ing No. 311 Main street ton alley.
 Apcly Chas. Veil Supply Go. 5-22-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-30

TX ALE - FIVE-PASSENGER t;u uoro, In splendid condition, good S.' S.es' will sell at a bargain. Ad
 N'ess '. F., care Graphic. 5-25-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-30

kaNTED-FIVE OR TEN ACRES land, not over three miles from
 6tflfouse.s VIII paycaslrs~ePrice must be reasonable. Address Farm
 Land, care Graphic. 5-24-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-30

FOR RENT-NICE FURNISHED
 room for young man: good expos ure, close in; bath adjolnlne: phono 127o 5-10-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-30

'.M BALE OR EXCHANGE FOR A so.s soou automobile, unimproved 40 sss ssles Tn Arkansas county, suitabl9 M cotton, corn, rice and other lap lIvps' $500 worth of timber on 4u Box 156, Humphrey, Ark.
 5-24-St
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-30

WI wn SA LE A NICE LOT IN aays aMlsys Addition, 6Ox15S; cheap. App'y Sl7 w. 18th ol phone 2052.
 5-25-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-30

LosT-FROM' AUTOMOBILE, IN Cherry, between 17th and 22nd' or to 17th and Elm, chllds gray overcoat. Please telephone l2.1.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-30

FOE SALE - COTTAGE FIVE rooms ard bath with sewer, light, water and gas; lot 73x300 feet;
 east front with good shade trees; see or phone Hollis Real Estate Co.,, 1231a West Sesond avenue, phones 2 and 112. tt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-30

flyTED-PARTNER WITH $5.000 to 10000 to invest as half interest 1 in cotton business, in Pine Bluff. Party we'll experienced in the business, familiar with foreign and domestic markets, specializing ill staple. Moral and competent. Ad- dress P.' o. Box 95, Como, Miss.
 5-27-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-30
CL AS SPEED
 w A N ! <::; Brinq ResultS-Try One

faces East at 18th and Poplar. Plenty oak trees. Telephone 1880 or 923. A. Young. 5-13-1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-30

M lat. SALE CHOICE BUILDING ha., n on Laurel, Oak, Beech or Elm, ."een vo.. 18th and 20,n avenues. If cap esa are not ready to build, there ans oe no safer investment. Cal Paa,set a set our prices, to be convinced.
 eland & Co. 5-23-1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-30
Chicago Produce.

Chicago, May 9.-Butter-Lower; creamery, 37RMd2c.
 Eggs Higher; receipts, 41,43i cases; firsts, 34M34 7-Sc; ordinary cludcd, 32m33 %c
 Potatoes s-Unchangcd; new, re- eeipts, GO cars: old, receipts, , cars.
 Poultry-Alive, lower. fowls, 1SHc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-30

LOST-BUNCH OF KEYS, MOSILf Wales and Corbins. Please return aa m
 to Graphic office. o-AI-ot
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-30

foR oRSALE-FULL-BLOODED COL
 ne pups, five weeks old. Phone ! l'1o. 5-27-3t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-30

Y" ,sn sALE-ONE 1915 FIvE-PAs- soa.' user Apperson Jack Rabbit
 sesay "y painted; one 1913 model five ils ilseenger Cadillac, newly painted ht nsw: one 5-passenger Chevro- i7so ,. U. Veil Motor Go. Phone
 5-1S-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-30

c.. oALE-OVERLAND TOURING
 har,.ls recently repainted and over- V;,l same taken in on debt and car, pe U sold cheap. Address w. A., u1aplic. 5-18-dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-30

California has this year planted about 100000 fruit trees
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-30
St. Louis Produce.

St. Louis, May 29.-- Poultry-Un- changed, except springs, 32035c. Butter-Unchanged.
 Eggs-32Hc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-30

The center of recently invented reading table is so mounted that ii can be swung upward to serve as d book holder
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-30

FOR SALE OR LEASE-MY BUILD ing corner Second and State street;
 warehouse, or , or 6 stores. Ed
 McCammOn. 5-S-u
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-30

FOR SALE-FIFTY ACRES UNIM- proved land at Dexter, Ark, almost on Dollarway. Terms if desired Address "A. H." care Graphic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-30
New Orleans Spots.

New Orleans, May 29-Spot cotton steadied 13 points off. Sales on the spot 1,064 bales; arrive, none; good ordinary, 19.62c; strict good ordinary, 2012c; low middling, 20.62c; strict low middling, 20.S1c; middling, 21.0O; strict middling, 21.19c: good middl- ing, 21.37c; strict good middling 2155c; receipts, 2,973; stock, 21O, 123.
 New York Spots.
 New York, May 29.-SfOt cotton quiet; middling, 21.75c
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-30

FOR SALE+WE HAVE A MODERN
 cottage, six rooms and bath. neal
 car line and paved street in good neighhorhood which we can sell on easy payments. If you want home see or phone Hollis Real Estate Co.,. phones NOS. ard 112. tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-30

" SALE-ExTRA LARGE LOT;
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-30

Y <. E< 7; r N '
The Detroit times., 1917-06-27
SLEEPER NAMES
BUDGET BOARD
George Lord. Detroit, Among
Men Picked BY
Governor

LANSING. Mich. June p Mem
bers of the Michigan commission
witch will frame budget system
for the state were announced by
Gov. Sleeper today as tnllnwe
Dana r. Hinkley. Petoskey; @. c
Tompkins. lansing George Lord.
Detroit. Joseph ". O'Brien. Grand
Haven; Charles d. Thompson. Bad
Axe.
Thompson will be special invest
gator for the commission
The governor has appointed 70 his
personal stan. with rank OF colonel
John G.. Clark. Bad Axe Burt D.
Cady. Port Huron; Gurd " Hayes.
Lansing Albert E. Peterson Calu'
met. Rogers NJ Andrews. /Menom-
4 inee
The governors staff VIII not be-
uniformed and vill serve without
pay John Clark. OF Bad Axe and
Thomas n Kearney, Of Ann Arhor
are 10 be two members OF the rail
road fare commission
The Detroit times., 1917-06-27
FEELING HIGH IN
|. MOONEY TRIAL
Jurors and Counsel Clash With
Court; Attorney
Fined

San FRANCISCO, June 27.-The
RAna Mooney conspiracy case will
.probably reach the jury in about
three weeks.
- Before today's session opened the
state indicated that 1t would Aon-
Solude its case before the end OF this
week and the defense probably will
ryoqnire two weeks for it's evidence.
Considerable ill-fee1ing existed
among participants in the trial to-
day as the result OF developments
-Jate yesterday afternoon. including
-these:
Objections by Jurors Claiming
and Beal TO having their mail open
ed and reaj by the court and threats
: By Charming TO prosecute Judge
eeawell for interfering with his
hail.
The fning of Defense Attorney
Edwin V. Mckenzie $40 for con
tempt when he talked back TO th'
Judge.
Threats by the prosecution 10 In
vestigate DR.. George De Lorenzo,
witness, who Is accused OF changing
his story regarding remarks mad
by Mrs. Mooney after Mrs. Mooney
R -1ister and a Miss Vivian had visite
him.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-27
GIVES $4,000
FOR U. OF M.CIRLS
Levi ID. Barbour To Provide
Residence Hall and
Scholarships

ANN ARBOR. Mich, June 25.-A
slit OF $4,000 for the erection of
A new girls residence ball for mo
university and for the foundation
Of a scholarship fund for oriental
girl students. was made 20 he uni
versify this afternoons by Low D
Barbour. OF Dctroit q graduate Of
tho literary and law colleges- All
bu' $4,000 :, ser aside for the con
structlon and equipment - The nov
house. 70 be known a. the Betsy
Harbour house. In honor o. Mr. Bar
bour's mother the remaining 500,
600 being used for the scholarships
Announcement OF the gift was made
AZ a mass meeting IN Hiil auditorium
this afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-27
.U-BOATS NOW
BATTLE NETS
Automatic Steel Arms Clear
Away Traps, Is
Report

PROVIDENCE. r l.. June 27-
Automatic steel arms which reach
out from German submarines and
push them away from the Allies
trap nets are saving the German L.
boats and increasing the. undersea
menace. according 10 "a statement
from a British governmental on
cial" published by the Providence
Journal today.
That the submarine menace IL
increasing. IL everywhere admitted
In inner circles OF the British ad.
miralty." says the statement. AN
other menace making for shortage
OF shipping Is the fact that available
tonnage shrinks thru severe use In
war work. very rapidly The shrink
age is even greater than the actua'
tonnage Of ships sunk by subma
rines"
The Detroit times., 1917-06-27
Deaths

Boris Eepclucho. Grace hospir.l q,
yeHrs septic Infection. Eernantine
CotGm hiewskt Herman klef-r hospl-
tai - days pemphlgps Dtorat0rur0
month. r'alnUtFlticn- Ida May Do
irs0n. IA Lacrosse. 50 years. nitral
reRurEifati0n Edne Bald. Detroit
Afunictp pal hospital : wears fhlE- n
geal diphtherla Bernard J Par ~.
Jg. - Hobart. years diphther /.
Annie Johnson. ga Rowena. 81 years.
asthma Raymond Sipel Forest IA Vn.
10 davs CONCLUSIONS Charles Mol.
towsn Harper hospital. IS years.
u voCardial failure Elizabeth FLucN-
cHTe smith. 42f Marlborough. ~
ynars. rroncho pneumonia Mar1
wallace $50 Maple S. years cere-
trai hemorrhage Mary J. Curry 10
eaiia Albert Brook. Grace hospital
as cara inquest pending Rcza'ts
MlrrnferEkf Providence hospital. -
tsars cerebral spinal mepingitls
Mary Anderson. Harrsr hospital. p
ears acute hyperthy roidism Anna
uren1ic CONT. ANNA Millgan. Rnceiv-
INK hospital a. ysans mitral iusufA-
Cheney anna Rupinski - Hooker &
day-. nremafurfty Edward Pastusz-
Ia as FarnEworth. 80 DAYS cerebral
couprcasion Helen Wilson. a. Relas-
nan. III months. lohar pneumonia
Jennie O'Den Grac ehospifal -
years general peritonitls Joseph =.
Afror. - Churchill q years pull
ulorarv tubercuiosis Louis Zahn. -s-
raaritan hospital. 10 years inquest
pending MARY Moran Brinner. 2s'
Horarth 50 years. diaheti' nelitus.
Henry Dumaia. Providence h0spital
- years. aoriio regurRitstion Peter
vinckier fs Elsa. about 80 years,
phthiEfH pulmonifis,
The Detroit times., 1917-06-27
,BAvARIAN
! KING PLOTS
. RUSSPEACE
Source of Lenine's
Propaganda Is
Exposed
SPEECH WRITTEN
BY LEOPOLD
Delivered To Congress
of Workers AS His
Own

WASHINGTON. June 27.-That
King Leopold of Bavaria, command
ing German forces, has conspired
with the Russian agitator Lenine
toward getting a general peace with
out annexation or contribution was
the deduction from state depart
ment message received today
The message said Lenine had
spoken before the Russian work
mems and soldiers congress June
~. In favor OF general peace Nj.
vierensky then spoke. announcing
he would repeat Lenine's speech.
Reading from a manuscript, he prae-
tically duplicated the agitators ut.
terances, whereupon he announced
that the document was in reality an
intercepted wireless signed by the
King or Bavaria.
The conclusion from this is that
Lenine received the message and de-
livered It as his speech.
vierensky's revelation stirred the
congress. The extreme Socialists
had planned an anti-government
demonstration for June %. but aoan'
doned tho idea after the government
prohibited the assemblage. The gov
ernment had the support Of the con
gress in this step.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-27
a CLASSES
EXEMPTED
FROM DRAFT
Men With Dependent
Families To Be
Excused
By WEBB c. MILLER.

stan Correspondent United Press
WASHINGTON. June 27--Four
classes OF men are named as ex.
empt from military service in the
draft regulations 10 which President
Wilson gave hnal approval today
These classes are
Men physically UNIT.
Men employed in essential posi-
lions In swar industries.
Those with certain religious be
NSfs.
Men with wives or other relatives
wholly dependent on them FOR sup
port
The regulations cover 50 printed
pages. They will he made public
az a date 10 be fixed later and viii
probably be given he press TO he
held for release tomorrow or Fri
day
The rules provide that local ex.
cmption boards already named. have
power 10 exempt the physically unfit
and members OF certain religions
The appellate board in each judicial
district viii have power 70 excuse
men for occupational reasons and
will hear the pleas.of those with de
pendents.
Appellate exemption boards will
scruunize carefully All cases OF
clerical workers and farmers before
granting exemption
In the cases OF munitions work
ers miners. shipbulders and other
workers on lines ~ national inter
est. there will be practically no
question
The appellate boatds-not the 10
al groups-wflL determine the in
dispensabili,y OF tre industry and
az The man in The industry
While in most cases the employ
ar's AFFIDAVIT VIII be sufficient. the
boards VII guard against mere self
ish interest on The employers part
and will require individual evidence
by he applicant
Should a man be exempted from
duty by virtue Of his occupation. he
cannot maintain this exemption IL
b transfers himself 20 other lines
not vital TO the nations needs.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-27
CAFE men WILL
HAVE HEARING
Mayor Will Judge Cases of Men
9 Attacked By Couzens
a On Merits

" Mayor Marx has gone to northern
Michigan on fishing trip and will
be absent about a week. He has
not received the communication
from James Couzens. police commits
.sioner. asking him TO revoke the H.
censes Of Louis Schneider. No lls
Woodward-ave.: n. a. Franklin. pro-
4 yYietor OF the Toxic cafe on Cadil-
1ac-sQ., and w. FERNANDO. proprietor
-of the German cafe on Elizabeth-st.
vest. Mr.. Couzens declares they
have continually violated the law in
3erving liquor 10 minors. both boys
: and girls, and have permitted vici-
sous women TO frequent their places.
- Edward Fitzgerald. secretary 10
The mayor. says when the mayor re
+ turns to the city he will be glad 10
! cooperate with the police commits
. eioner In an effort to rid the city OF
! Objectionable saloons and he will
2 call trials of the accused proprietors
( II Mr. Couzens desires II and pass
upon each case on its merits.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-27
ColOrad0-the Great Family
Summer Playground

Turn the children loose In Colorado
and watch them romp and play and
gct healthy tan Best OF all. watch
them cat. for that's one OF the many
good things that colorado does-it
develops the appetite.
You arc literally care-frse out
fhcre. W you want TO go on long
hike" YOU go; II you want 10 ride
horseback. you ride. or W you prefer
60 tuft out-and- out Loaf. Why
there's mo- ono 80 stop you from
drinking iu an tho sky. scenery and
uzolla fn tho whole state Of Colorado.
And with an this YOU are going -
d. SOME real alccpius the kind that
makes YOU start tho new day right
oud sends YOU back from Colorado
foriinr nt for any task-feeling as
you haven't felt IN years And no
wonder You've had Natures very
own tonic.
The hest part ~ ~ all Is that ~ =.
so inexpensive 10 1.-Two out there I
have ali TIC i1formatipn about the
country n MY oftce. and N "a ~ your
fiarorai without charge n YOU can
drap tn We will f4fif ~ over or ~
Won write q POSTAL ] VIII send you a
frieHfv Interesting folder on COLI
clada. with Waps and pictures and
fuif details. ahnut the new long limit
I .rrat .tur-over. diverse route sum
NOR eXcurslon tickets
y Francis. Gen. Pass. ARt. G. y n
O r. p. SCI W. Jackson blvd. Chi
cago Adv
The Detroit times., 1917-06-27
WIOEN|NGOf
GREENWOOD
ADvOCA
c. NJ. Harmon Makes
Suggestion To City
Officials
WOULD RELIEVE
NORTH TRAFFIC
Cost of Improvement
Would Not Be Great,
It's Claimed

A new paved street readily passa-
bic by motorists is needed to make
Palmer park accessible from the
center OF the city, according 90
Claude NJ. Harmon. former p-esi-
dent OF the Real Estate board who
points out that new highway 20
this district would be provided hg
widening Greenwood-a This, no
says. would DO much towards 20
lieving congestion on woodward
ave. John R-st and Cass-ave
The widening would Involve less
than third Of the distance from
city hall 70 Palmer park. for Ham
ilton- blvd. which is an extension ~
Greenwood-aye from Holden-ase. IS
already lOofoot wide paved street
Greenwood ave. Is now only az iee'
vide. and has a single track car line
running on IT,
III Greenwood were w.dsned 90
100 feet. Il would make free out
let over Hamilton blvd 20 tn fas-
growing northern section " said ~.
Harmon The properly west of
Highland Park would benefit as
would that west OF Palmer park. for
il would all be more accessible.
The cost OF widening won'u rot
be great, Mr. Harmon says Nearly
all the buildings Involved are "
frame construction
Mr.. Harmon has taken NJ fhe
proposition with city officials
The Detroit times., 1917-06-27
Fireman Overcome AZ Blaze.

Damage estimated AZ $4,000 was
caused by FIRE OF undetermined orr
gin late Tuesday night TO the prem
'fes OF the Armstrong a Graham
company, harness makers. No. 54-5s
Woodbridge. Fireman Fred Rsig.
hold. Ladder company No. 1, was
overcome by smoke while lighting
the blaze and was taken TO Receiv-
ing hospital His condition n not
serious Tho fire started on the sec
ond floor Of The building where bales
Of straw used in the manufacture OF
horse coliars were stored.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-27
NORWAY NEAR
BREAK WITH HUNS
Attacks On Shipping Stir
Wrath of Her
Citizens
BY LOWELL NELLETr.
Sfan Cor s2ondcHt United Press

Sf1N COyf 6 oCndcHf Urtfed Pren
LONDON. June 27.-Norwsy has
reached a crisis in her relations
with Germany Judging from infor-
nation received here today there
is reason 20 believe she will not
submit tamcly 10 Germany's AFRO
CANT demands asSto her commerce
and shlppng. despite her desperate
desire 90 maintain peace.
Wcillnformed Norwegians IN Lon
don recognize the military purposes
OF Gormany's continued and Illegal
destruction OF Norway's shipping
They see the reason for GermAny's
systematic campaign 20 w1pc out
Norwegian ships by submarines no
less than the remarkable German
bomb plots recently uncovered at
Cnristianlas The German campaign
has already reduced Norwegian ahip-
ping by almost one-third OF It's total
beforetho.war tonnage. II II II con-
tinued. u means the practical elm
inatlon 81 Tho nations shipping
Norway s. now exporting great
quantities OF fish. iron ore and
nickel 10 England. while exporting
practically nothing 10 Germany IL
is this fact. Il Ia believed here.
more than anything else. that I'm
PEELED the German authorities 10
try the terrorist scheme OF having
German agents smuggle bombs into
Norway 10 put aboard Norwegian
ships-a delibcrate effort to wipe
out Norway's merchant marine as
well as TO frighten her shippers and
her ssamen.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-27
eoy Shot In Row over a Hat.

Clarence Roth. is years old. No.
s27 Grand River-sye is in the Re
ceiving hospital with a gunshot
wound in his Jeff arm as the result
OF an alteration with Amiel Sihie
bon, No. 713 Franklin st, night
Waterman al the Palace gardens
over lost hat The police are hold
ing the Waterman on a charge Of
felonious assault
The Detroit times., 1917-06-27
GOES "FISHING";
LANDS STRING OF
NEW AUTO TIRES

Albert Dahlak. - years old. ~
Trenton. went fishing Tuesday after
noon and Ashcd ont several brand
new automobile tires from some
where in the Detroit river AZ least
that's what Albert told patrolman
who found him carrying The tires
home and arrested him on suspicion
He refused 70 reveal tho location OF
his ASKING grounds.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-27
would-ee Suicide Reeoyerino.

After swallowing poison. Helen
Jordan. II years old, No. 432 Chest
rut-st.. leaped into a Belle Isle
canal Tuesday night. She wanted
20 die. but now she is recovering in
Receiving hospital and IL glad. She
was respondent over the way she
had been treated by a qoung man
q her acquaintance. she explained
The Detroit times., 1917-06-27
sehreIbers slayer Gets LIE

n took the fury only six minutes
n find Walter J. Godfrey. who killed
Max schneider. No. 57s Hsstinggst..
May :, guilty OF the charge in Judge
Jeffries' court Tuesday The court
sentenced him 70 life imprisonment
in Marquette prison.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-27

A hearing is 70 be held today be
fore Assistant Secretary OF the In
terror Bradley in Washington on
questions that have recently arisen
In the Five Civilized Tribes and the
Usage nation concerning the settle
ment for Indian royalties on oil pro
duced on leased lands in Oklahoma.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-27
MOTHERS MISTAKE
CAUSES DEATH
OF INFANTSON

Mistaking carbolIc acid for lime
water. Mrs. John Seidner. No 1929
s, Aubin-ave, poured tho poison
into bottle OF milk and gave Il 20
her months-old son. David. late
Tuesday night The child died a
fcw hours later in the Children's
Free hospital
The lime water. which was kept
In the pantry was taken from is
place On the sheh Tuesday after
noon. and as the mother reached
for the bottle in the dark she picked
NJ the one containing the poison
When the mistake was discovered
The child had drunk nearly half Of
the milk The police were notified
and the child was rushed 20 The
Children's Free hospital IN police
auto.
Coroner's Clerk John Creedon or
dcred the body removed 10 the
morgue pending an investigation.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-27

the room and a rifed safe lie sets
hlmseif % the task % nnraveling the
network ~ crime and mvstery into
Which he has fallen A notable pro-
ErHr Il added attraction has been
arranged FOR the holiday week The
Mad son concert orchestra. under the
direction OF Eduard Werner VIII
pay The Evolution OF Dixie. as n
ratrlotlc overture and Harold Jarvis
will sing az the Monday, Wednesday
and Friday uAtinees
TIE Patriotic Girls" with IA Ber-
gore the dancer az an added attrhc-
ton viii begin weeks engagem~nt
ir tho Cadillac thester sunday after
noon. The lively hurlesques. with
plenty ~ singing and dancing and
vaudeville speciAlties. viii b- pre-
scented The company includes Dolly
M-4Erfsor. Mabel clark. Connie Fuller.
Ren'e Vivianl. Al Franks Earl Hail.
John - Grant Harry Peterson ana
ehorus OF % girls The Hiiiyers
prreanting - Miniature ga bar"t viii
b. feature 81 the vaudeville section.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-27

The 'hrst national conference of
college workers in landscape art IL
10 assemble today az the Univer-
sity OF Wisconsin.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-27
special Dayh

special DAYLIGHT Trip to cleveinnd
Fniov a daylight trip % Cleveland
aboard the luxurious steamer leaving
Thursday. June rs AZ $50 a m.
Central time. Fare. one way. $500,
steamer leaves foot ~ Third-st --Af.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-27
The nrzduatina exercises % the De-
tror Commercial rollsge VIII he

held In the auditorium ~ The ttrarr
of Commerce. Thursday evening
when 100 students viii receive
their diplomas The Rev. oft0 r
Haas will give the invocation and
the address VIII be m adn hv the
Rev. : Parkss Cadmsn n Brook
lyr \ musical program has been
arranged and will hegln az 90
o'clock r J Naclean. president ~
the college. VIII present the diplo-
mas.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-27

Charlevoix. Mich. - 20 be the
meeting place today OF the annual
national convention OF the Kappa
Alpha Theta sorority