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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
WanEsd-Bids.

BIZ TT REsoLyED2. BY Y, tn FiI go go N0o-'
mat the CITY clerk Pc a 20 2 5fi conl7rlt-
fiS1 ~ a pavement on stevens avenue I Ir9zil
the Intersection Of the g. r. q = a
said Bsvement in an Tesneets 70 s9aiPr.l IN
the CITY E4siEeff54 sr1.aseifications have been
'frlce- wnl.n it4ll C1T3rciI SAID adverrl-..-
5',1, 'sfal APPEAR in each issue u ne %, On
i' ia, WI nrior 10 The an dav ~ Iangi1 .
1917 All bids must BE- sac eeis3f ucfack in the
suni " one thousand IS oso gq5 90 81 P..so
f f5 YIN In The event tha' the bidder ri,, Z
II The acceqtapce y his ps5 70 com
fiete sid uaveueut N accoIdsnfSe f- -,I the
time q. 49, en st5 Tie t-tv clerk on or be-
fore ten Gel o'clock a. mo- the fth '.iF Oh
-ia TPs INV ~ Fl Paso reserves the right TO
ss sp' nd d an sbproyed this the -izt dav of
December 1910 Tom MAJOR Nae
] + Dawson civ Clerk
RE 1T RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUN-
on or THE CITY OF FL PAsO-
That the. CITY clerk Dc AMI aere nv. IS S-,i az
rect-i 20 adverlls ~, i 5 lg srrast from
me Intersection of Iuproy e4e I'D District No
SAG pa ficatio1s therefor urenared bv
t4s CIV whicb Said s1ecifesilons. have been
aDnT,@'s11.. ,1 s.npesr i'm each issue OF the Of
fei aa3er w1f y, ar, f9of ar dsv r af Ianif ,
, 1917 All bids must De .stled i sinI etch 10
si' ~ r71.. thousand Isl 600 0QI dollars nav
e 70 the Major b OF 1Re he 6 OF %
~ Ctv N. the event t,hat tns ni9tls1i Ii ys
~ rhe acc qtap % hiss 4 4 M ~ me- ,'
c9ntracf MN M ir s,cor,iaTe with said
n g5.rifi.a lions within three months from The
I4i -- H. H. eiied With the City Clerk on or be-
. fo-e ten Gel o'clock a M the 4th daN 81
Tfe CIV II Fl. Paso reserves the right -1
7ei Pssei and sb6Toved This the -lst dav Of
Tom I Isa
A'is7Fs + Dawson CIV clerk
RF 1T RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUN-
9 on. OF THE CITY OF FL PASO-
Th3t 10 5hsd S S-H S f5E BIDS for Th
ZION of a pavement on SCUM In nm Dis
irirt No. I the north line OF to4rIn Fl -
Iii ne Specifications therefor prenared b,
tH, ei CIV S-hieh ssid sDecfieationS have bee
/ approved bv this Council tsaid - tba ri
iiciai uaDer which SpoesFs HnIi iiS IiTr,a-
+ az "a1 bidS must be sailed AMI each 2
, : lc-ar1rissnied bv a certified check IN tl
7tis -o the Msv0r OF the civ q r Pas
44h2a eir4 in ne event that the h.sder; i
successful does nol lll4 e. - enter into
o 1- With the CIV Of e Paso 70 com
-o-ciile i " nm ~ ne confract All
I'm ~ ie fiIsi yith tie City Clerk or be
fore ten lel o'clock a m the 4'h CAV
'' Th i' civ Of r Paso reserves the right
Pe5.es 4E 1 15 a6br05ed This the -1st dav
December 1910 Tom J 5s2
AtI->- r,---., f-.-,- clerk
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
FOR ~

FOR SALE-Eesta in live town. doing
$50 daily. good location. doing i"stin@ bus
mess ia town. un@ competitor. Have -IiiSift-
tory reasons FOR selling. Immediate deiiN-
,rv with good stock 81 goods. f"r 80"
Terms 20 right party Write or wire T. O.
box l4-. Midland. Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03

Special Nvuces.
s-TOsE Man Phone 1913
Yo5E mattress renovated. Sl-15 up; carpets
cl-. l,.i- Erwin Mfg- Co. phone III"
CNFPENTER will figure new or repair WORK
-fioreh=s and garages speciality IN Jul
TIE. eriv steam carpet cleaners. sXl2 russ'
81. Acme Mattress * Feather Co. Pn- -
G5FT YOUR fertilizer early; large load Sl-9e'
delivered anywhere On city Phone -y4s-
W0NAN's EXCHANGE and employ men'-
GRACE. ELOCUTION. DRAMA; terms low
pupils wanted for entertainment Pm oS'pW-
W4NTED Three or four puppies TO
,I.tvs old from large breed Of dogs 20 hu'91
breast apply 1903 Mundy-
WOOD-CAIL 67oI. oak. pine. mesquite;
f,r all purposes. We always have plenty ga
it- pine EindlIug. 25c- Prompt delivery
WANTED-To do crochet and embroidery
,1or1. guaranteed. prices reasonable MISS
Cox "a Fisk apartment Phone 'ns'i'-
FOR SILL wheat. seed barley alfalfa
seed 2dtre-s Clint Mercantile "a b.iii-i-7
Company clint Texas
THE HOUSTON TRANSFER CO. origina-
TORS OF low cost OF moving We give green
trading stamps. Piano moving our spe-
ciaity- Phone 90.
LET rhe IL Paso House and Window clean
ing Co. go your window and house cle. an
most reasonabIe prices SO = S-aie'-'-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
Financial.

Financial.
: OF; on! OLE.
A new field discovered near Aldirosorno'
NI.., De- "a -.cond Beaumont Five dollars IN
vested now may make you wealthy For s.
vr. ,v5I stake you off claim 81 20 acrts
and have il recorded Act aulcNlf IS tAl
and IS being taken up rapidly For furtnef
information address
STANLEY AND NOODLES
Box $40. Alsmosord". y 81
rfer.u-es-Art Woods Cactus ---n f-l
Peso Peoples state Bank AlamaSH co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
CLEANING AND PRESSING BIS
II =. l.OR We.

Central location good lease .A-
.-.utiuually low rent. fair equip
m-nt. under present mana cement
ihe business is netting more Than
100 D er cent ou investment sickness
reason for selling
NETTIE NJ Van EPP>. sole Agent
20. ATe~r Ave Phone 1896
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03

y
~-~oo~~-C-c-C~ - -0 - ~
81 or TT CITY or FL $50 ,-As,'-,. t. H. 1
reCted 20 advertise for bids l9r lne sgns...ur /
lion q1 se ~ 2 A Hs5t ln Se Of A5re
street 70 the west line, 81 Aitnleit aseI,, s,
re Cirs t,1rinesr and nov, on file in his /
ny. nt e6ali ..ur.r in each ISSUE Of the Of
iig,tl oaper " nign fiopeI law 'i f
',,rI.sii.d nv "a -ertified check in the
r++la OF on nj 49, H., so ~ 81 p.-o
snd hicF shs tsg2IHf ihf nrG sI'i- II
eeefgl does not Vi a.! g., zen m, 90 n ing, asv
o6 l a g 5ase iss 81 & e E.-" g e
4a II t 9 aninS II te; b., So, ,rrz on or be-
Ii.sa.1sy3'rrv isi5. go guy ',''
line .'f , any g.. Of If II hos 's ''
Tom Tea
A'ie~if- ,......~ ,..,. ,,.-s
ISIS nj RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUN-
IL on ~ ,ll4 or l ., 80. is d.
ion Of \ pavement on North dcho3 street
from intersection Of the north lne Of RE
street
said uaeeinent p all r.Snecls i1 cGni"T.p
enc, which, s.,id saecificstiors have been
uien1 shall anpe1r in each issue 81 He Of
,io5 dsVs prior To- tie 4jh d..t ~ january
..,.,.ar NJ, MED bv a certified check in the
sum IF one t5qus1nd 81 GO. go. dSi- IN 80 5s
ana which s6all See9ms The nrG GTsTty e
s.sesssfuI. does NOT WITHIN. ten do' ,,,, ;,a'
5t5 i5s o, f is 5 IS "A F@so 20 COM
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
Helm Wanted-MaIe

y, - !
Fall A Mitchell Employ Inent Agency
eos san Francisco s.
.-,- .-,..-5.-- Sns
Wyr-I- avenue
$50 ~ 1900
NAN'-h BOY WIN Ni-'.'- -'ti'-
Grocery tni -iii-f--I
,1,N--1-n 7r, f.- h.-1--rl--iriue Phone
f>@f-
-1,--yr-r ,-..-,-.- t..vz with ..i.vcIes-
- ---...l.-.~ -.-yi... sos SAN Antonio.
n ANTFD-Boy fnr bicycle delivery IN gro
...--- s-a.-. -rs Brown 81
WANTED-Dsllvery bog HitE wheel Apply
80 ~
ANTFD-BDOhE EEPER- APPLY H. y
OREGON st.
-
BOY with wheel L" N"FA D. n.-=
good wages uo nisht N".i-- tl' y
I,-,,.,-z-F, A., ----l.-..5 .--,.-.-, sales
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
HER BULLETIN
1 : DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTU RE
WEATHER BUREAU

Observation taken AZ
o. m 18th merld-
IAN time. IS o. m
II Paso time. January
. 1916
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03

III 2 = SD anu HAH AAAt -r
Generally fair to-
night Thursday IN
settled
New Mexico - To
night and Thursday
Increasing cloud
ness with snow in
northeast portion to-
night or Thursday
warmer northwest
portion tonight.
Arizona Tonight
and Thursday rain
south portion snow
north portion colder
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03

The ordinary cost Of a Want Ad in
The Fl Paso Herald is. - cents u
reaches an average OF about 100000
readers each issue
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03

PEGGY WOOD IN YOUNG
AMERICA"
Find an American.
REBUS.
Article OF food.
YESTERDAYS ANSWERS.
Upside dorm dgGiRst right hand.
Canton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03

north portion Thursday
West TcNas-Tonlghr generally falrs
Thursday unsettled
Relative humidity d. Fl Peso 80 noon
Wednesday. - per cent
Precipitation in last q hours dnches ----
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03

BARGAIN
-.FoON AND lunch ROOM
l...f location. rent only $50 mo-
.,.--H good lease stock and fix
ru-.s invoice $500 Receipts
rr.u bar sI0e- from lunch room
$50 per day This is good
Substantial going business ana
.sr b. bought for $500 on rea-
-avahIr terms
See JENKINS
y. g.. BUCHOZ \ CO.
rrsn. -s-- Hotel sheldon u'"e
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
Furniture Wanted.
Wanted-Bids-

CASH PAID Tor second hand househol
goods. r u. STERCHI. s45 Myrtle. Pm 80
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
Business Chances.

DOCTOR AUEB
Chronic diseases: female diseases Nervous
diseases 500 Two Repuh- Bldg PHI ie4--'l4v
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
Money To Loan.

Money To Loan.
~-~~~~---~---~--~--~~-~-~-~
MONEY TO LOAN en good inside business
rrar.r-- Der cent interest A T. Coles &
Bros. -r- y. oregon
S=aOo TO loan on ciry real estate. per
..-- r-fr.-f. rsrrv. Address sos Gaze Her
QUICK SMALL LOANS
To the worthy il need We employ iaWll.
methods only. that's Why we succeed ne
personal note Of honest wage earners Is '-i
,-a -e.ufra- Cau todly- 40 delay Dr1k-.
-nr Roberts Banner E.dE
THE EQUITABLE LOAN Assn. SIS Trust
U.de loans money ON dairy stoch- ners-7-
mules. automobile furniture. piaues' Day
and sell secured notes at reasotan-- l---S-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03

WANTED - sTENOCKAPHER. COMPE-
TENT NpI 1t, Man FOR >TENOGKAPHaC
AND CLERICAL POSITION N ARIZoN b.;
vi 1T HAVE RECENT NHOlES ale GRO
Gerry E-NPERIENCE MAIL APPLIg ATION
STATING AGE. ct ALLEGATIONS. ENPE-
HENCE ADDRESS , $50. CARE HERALD.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
STOCK ISSUES
KEEP GAINING
Steel Rises to 1922 and
Allied Industrial Shares
Are Also Higher.

NoTE-Ouotations reflect closing prices.
"a ednesdsy. Jan g
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
MoGey 10 Lean.

Money 10 Lean
CATTLE MORTGAGE CO. 4o7 lst Nat bldg
Nancy no LOAN at per cent on good In
SIDE property for periods Of three TO IlN1
wears. So Leo r. Schus-er- Sl+ Mll-s Bld5-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
Business Chances.

Business Chances.
-~~~-~-~---~--~~-~~~~~ ~
FIRST CLASS CtFE Tor sale. or trade Adj
dress =. 80. care Herald
FOR SALE-Horse. vegetable wagon and
route doing good husiness- Phone s4ts or
call 1N1s Ft- boulevard
MAN who has fifteen hundred dollars o.
ioin me- realty security can make DIS
uoncv. address W 3Ss. care Herald
WANTED communicate with party in
terested in leasing d tubercular sanatoriuin-
Address A $50. care Herald
FOR SALE at sacrifice. long established
cash grocery. clearing 500 L" $500 per
month: must be sold before next month Can
Is + Boulevard
FOR >ALE-T,,o stocks dry goods. $4,000
and $1,000 practically new. well locflrd-
VIII give big discount If sold at once ah-o-
lut-Iv worth l-5c- Box 10. Bronte- Texas
SACRIFICING paying established busi-
ness account Of sickness il taken 90 once
will sell $3.50 less than invoice, investigate.
Address J. go. care Herald
LET u SELL your business. we have i'm
ouiries and ina all probability your pli licllar
business is just what is wanted
ARCH HOTCHkI>S COMPANY
Phone a.. 40 SIMS ulaE-
YOING MAN. = years old. has $1,000 with
MS services To- invest in business where
his mechanical knowledge viii he valuable
Addre-s j.. $50. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
Wanted to Rent.

WANTED by lady. furnished room WIZ
nice p4oule. will pay $40 Phone rs
TWO YOUNG healthy business men ISL
,,iG. large room with bath and use OF sa--
age close to business center " uas 600
fi7r,frrl-- Telephone the Cashier At wv
- . - -.-,arrrr,-nr three or four rooms
-,itb sleeping porch. preferred waking
.,5-+--re Phone 1gssJ morning.
WANTED-Furnished Flat-Smali furnisf-u
srerrr,enr downtown by refined young eou-
Mo- or spiu share large fiat Al ON-e-
phone swan. Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03

TWO CONNECTING rooms with 6ath- Pm
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
R.nfed HelnAFepaIe.

WANTED-Esuglish-s peathii- 74'-'
homework Phone 6s5>-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03

Personal
~~-~~-~-~-~-~-0-~~~-~-~- -~---0----~@----o
SPIRELLA eorsets- Mrs HuietL IN 90
CHIROPRACTOR.
Room COS Herald BLDG Phone $500
SCIENTIFIC massage at your own home.
Prof p l. Sanders. Phone SsS--
LACE CURTAINS cleaned beautifully
Kramer. phone 1913
CHIROPODI>T and 1uassour. phone 5eel, an
..ilruente Of IN. feet successfully treated
reasons bic. open evenings and Suude- s.
Prof Newton room 49, Morgan bldg -''
Mesa
The Detroit times., 1917-01-27
WABA H TRAIN
KILLS YOUTH
Allen Warren, Is, Leaps From
Auto Into Path of Pas
senger Engine

Allen Warren, - years old. Of No
e2S Longworth-aye., was killed by
q Wabash passenger train, at juno
tion-avc., Friday afternoon. The toy
was in-an automobile delivery wagon
owned by the Detroit News and driv-
en- by Oliver Blanchard, CT Nc. 40
Twelfth.st. When the gates were
raised. after the pas sing OF freight,
he machine started 10 cross the
track. whom the passenger bore
DOWN on it The boy Jumped. but
landed squerely in the path OF the
train and was instantly killed. The
rain hit the automobile. bu; tho
diiver wa not seriously hurt.
Blanchard and the gateman.
harles CLOUD. werc both taken to
! olice headonarters and questioned.
they we're ieleased until after an in
quest has been held Both men
said they did not see the train APP
lroaching when tho gates were
lifted.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-27
Disease In Mild Form
Appears In Every
Section of Town
BUT FEW CASES
ARE REPORTED
Many Children Don't
Even Stop Playing,
Says Price

Detroit children are Just nov en-.
loying the annual chicken pcx festi-
,al Many Thousands Of Thorn are
wearing these little blotches IN their
young faces. Possibly never beforc
have so nirny Detroit children had
this disease How many there are
IN tue army Of chi, ken pox victims
cannot even be giicssed ~. but phy-
sicidns eay The discafc was never be.
fore 50 prevalent
Or William II Price health OH
Ger. SAYS that chicken pox is a re-
portable disease bur the physicians
regard q 50 lightly that they do not
make reports 20 his department. 10
any great numbers. so ne only
knows in general way that the ois.
case extends from end TO end of The
city and taat thousands of chill lren
arc victims.
In man' cases tho little cnes and
their parents dc no' know what IS
wrong because the disease this wear
appears TO be very mild and the chil
Gren continue at play with their
faces looking Ike Chinese laun.
dry bill. with scah- and blotches ara
bits of court plaster stuck all over Il.
Dr. rrieo cali, attention 10 the
fact that physicians ere becoming
careless about reporting comment
cable diseases. He urges the I'M
portance OF This so that his depa-.-
ment can take steps TO nip m cpi.
dcmic before II becomes so flourish.
ing that Il D. hard &c stop. lie also
declares that viola ions OF auaran
tine laws arc becoming too comiron
re regards The breaking of quar.
anime rs criminol nd highlt dan
getous &c the health OF the commr-
nifty
The Detroit times., 1917-01-27
BUDGET CONTAINS
$4,000 ITEM FOR
PARK BUILDING

An appropriation for the erection
OF recreation building in Clark
park will be embodied in the 1917
budget OF the park commission u
will provide for $4,000 structure.
and is fathercd by Aid. John G.
Bleil. OF the Fourteenth ward. N
10 Is decided to build large swim
ming pool as an addition TO the re-
creation building, the structure will
cost the city sss,0o0. the preliminary
estimates show.
Henry W. Busch. secretary OF the
department OF parks and bouleyards.
now IS in possession % plans for
the building. which have voluntar.
ly been submitted by r l.. MoIby,
architect
The Detroit times., 1917-01-27
Entire Block In Heart
of Business Section
Wiped Out
MANY STORES
ARE WIPED OUT
Grand Opera House is
Among Destroyed
Buildings

PITTSBURGH. Pa, Jan 27-Firc
which az $50 was eth burning. but
under control. today practically wip-
GO out an entire block in the heart
OF the business district bounded by
Fifth.aye.. Smithficid.st. Diamond
and Wood-sts. The loss was yari-
ously estimated at from sl.500.00O
to $4,000 900 at that time So far as
known no ore was killed or injured.
The block was one OF the oldest
IT. tho central business district
Among the large and small 5uild-
nss destroyed were those occupied
by the following establishments.
J c. McCrory. and io-cent
store The fIoIton Co. clothiers
Frank a Scder Co. department
store: Palace Reytaurant Grand
opera house and two nearby moving
picture thcaters
The Detroit times., 1917-01-27
ALLIES UNIT
IN VIEW OF
PEACEPLAN
Favor l. ague, But
Must FirstDefeat
Germany
'tEss-'--r.r
RUSSIA GIVES
WILSON APPROVAL

LONDON. Jan 27-Fresh proof
OF the solidarity of the Allies was
furnished today in the belief of
officials in the identical opinions as
to President Wilson's senate adj
dress voiced by official and semi-ofii-
cial sources In Paris, Petrograd.
Rome and here.
The view that the presidents
aims and ideals in general approxt
mate those outlined by the Allies
in their reply was held in all of
these expressions. Russia furnished
perhaps the strongest statement.
officially announcing her approval
OF the American presidents views
AS TO all nations having outlet to
the sea and as to an independent,
autonomous Poland and as to his
general aims after the war TO pre-
vent any future world conflict. The
statement, which was issued from
the foreign Office. noted with sat
isfaction that President Wilson
makes 0 sharp contrast between
the definite reply OF the Allies TO
his first communication and the eva
sive note OF the Central powers,
and concludes.
"As TO the nature OF the peace TO
be concluded, whether it he a peace
without victory or not one should
remember that IL never has been
the aim OF the Allies TO crush their
enemies. and that they have never
insisted upon victory in that sense
over Germany II Is Germany who
has taken that view and who wishes
TO dictate peace as n victor"
Other peace news which aroused
comment here today included the
action Of the Manchester. conference
of the British Labor party in in
dorsine the presidents speech and
IN urging that when the peace con.
ference does eventually come. or
ganized labor be granted represen-
tation on the British committee
which will meet 20 fix terms. Paris
reported that United Socialist dopu-
ties of the chamber had formally
adopted resolutions approving viii
sons aims and urging that demo
Gratis Of all nations" join IN hasten
ine peace The 50 members sign
inc the resolution are OF the ex-
IRENE Socialist wing
London was filed with reports
today that the kaiseTs birthday
would be marked by some import.
ant move by Germany II was
pointed out that under the guise
OF celebration OF the German en-.
peror's anniversary. a notable gath
ering had assembled az the German
great headquarters. Those there IN.
cluded. besides the kaiser the Aus.
tro-Hungarian emperor. the Ausiro
Hungarian foreign minister German
Imperial Chancellor Won Bethmann.
Hollweg. Foreign Minister thinner.
man. Field Marshal Won Hinden.
burg. Quartermastor General Won
Ludcndorr and other high officials
OF the army and navy
The Detroit times., 1917-01-27
YOUTHS HELD
AS BURGLARS

Two youthful burglars were ar.
rested by Detectives Golden and
Bandemcr Friday evening. one just
a ne was about to attempt 10 break
into "a store. ON the other were
found the alleged proceeds OF a pre-
vious robbery
Jacob Lichtenstein. IS years old
was found on Randolph.st. acting in
a suspicious manner when search.
ed by the DETECTIVES a watch and
various articles of iewolgy found
upon him were identified ~ the pro.
cecds OF a robbery on Richmond ave
carly in the week. IL Is alleged
l.ichtonstein Is held for further ex-
animation.
Get out Of here or I'll give you a
bust in the Jaw" said l2-year-old
youth to tho detectives, who foun
him IN m" dcorW of 49,, Mlnnai
tan hat store at.No. 2ttI. Ran.
dolph.st
New ono dollar bills stuck Ina The
cand- of hats display M fhe sin
dow are said 90 have led the eouth
20 attempt 10 br.ak into lhe store
when found Do had broomstck it
q. alleged. With which he was ir5 ina
TO force the lock fsom hats in q
case outside the store three bills
had been taken The youth whose
name is not divulgcd. is held for OK.
animation
The Detroit times., 1917-01-27
OF 1,565 ALIENS
EXAMINED, 50
ARE DEPORTED

Aliens examined by Dctroits i'm.
migration bureau during the last
month numbered l.565. and Of these
IS were declared undc irable Thee
statistics are contained IN the
monthly report ~ G Oliver Frick.
in charge OF the immigration bureau
here.
Laurcnts Paul Anderson and An
drew Visit both frnm sweden were
ordered dpp0rt. q Friday, Visit vas
.WcurNi here from Ncwberry " Oh.
where he was anl inmate in the state
lnsan@ asylum am Fping Yen, a
Chinese from Pontiac. whose case
has been pending In the United
States courts for the last two years.
has been delivered TO the immigra-
ton authorities for deportation.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-27
AUTO SHOW
ENTERS ON
LAST DAY
1917 Exhibit, Most Sue
cessful Ever, Will
Close Tonight
DEALERS PLEASED
WITH RESULTS

When the doors of the old Billy
Sunday tabernacle On Grindley field
closed Friday nigh approximately
Zoo persons had passed thru the
aIsles during the day, viewing the
polished exhibits OF the Detrodp
automobile show.
At the same time, sales managers
and their helpers, despite the late
ness of the hour. we're getting ready
for getaway day. The closing to-
blight will be the end OF the most
successful show ever arranged by
the Detroit Automobile Dealers as.
sociation. Both in he point of bust
ness and in attendance, the 1917
show has set record.
The next big show opens in Chi
caeo. and many OF the exhibits will
be- sent directly TO ne Windy city.
While scores of orders have been
taken by most OF the dealers during
the show days. the real benefits of
the show. from a trade standpoint,
" i'll be reaped within the next few
months. and perhaps It will take
even a longer period
For II is only the reckless buyer.
or the one who falls in love with a
car on the spot, who clinches deal
without delay. There have been
many such purchases at the Detroit
show. One company had 70 keep It's
rlen in the tabernacle after the
lights had oeen TUNED off 20 com
plete the sale of motor truck A
fearchlight on the truck was thrown
ola table so the check could be
signed
The thousands who have gone
among the exhibits. locking them
over carefully. listening TO the talks
Of the salesme and hearing the
comments OF motor car users, and
thon walking away for another rom-
Tausou at difeisnt exhibit. are
the ones who will furnish the hulk
Ul The cash returns TO the motor car
sellers.
Most ri them own cars and have
had experience in comforting with
the selling gentry. The others Ger
tainly expect to have machine
some day. II Is an accepted fact
among automobile men that once a
ruan drives a machine he is bound
to buy another sooner or later SO
practically tho entire army OF 100.
COO or more who viii have passed
thru the gates before the show
closes Is looked upon as gigantic
prospect.
You couldn't lose by talkirr to
the poorest.lookine men in the
crowd" is the way one veteran OF
the sales profession put H. ~
man is here to lock az an automo
tile he intends 10 have one some
day. and H. he hasn't money how
hell have ~ later. and he'll know
inst about what hc wants The auto
mobile dealer who could get q regis
try OF just a small percentage Of the
visitors To this show would have
enough pros poets to keep an army
OF statesmen busy"
The show IS especially attractive
10 women folk New curves and
fright hues have won far the 1917
show a larger percentage of the fair
sex than any preceding exhibit in
this CITY
Ralph lie palus and the marhn NJ
with which hc son u.e 5NCuiic
classic H indianapolis Hlli Do ono
e the features Of tho closing Nay.
The Iack1ri Motor Can comn1ny
also has 0iunishcl az special rae
ton. having placed on exhibition ono
II It's new acroplane motor The
Studebaker hand will furnish tho
musical entertainment for the last
day.