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BELIEVE 2ELAYA HAS
FLED TO CANADA
Former Nicaraguan Dictator
Sought on Warrant by State
Department Agents
YORK, Nov. 26. —Agents of
the state department today searched
all New York hotela for some trace
of Jose Santos Zelaye. former presi
dent of Nicaragua, and watched all
outgoing trains and steamers aspect
log to serve with a warrant Issued at
the request of the Nicaraguan govern
ment. The United States government
was asked to hold Zelaya until extra
dition papers could reach here so that
he might be returned to Nicaragua
for trial on a charge of murdering
iwc Americans, Cannon and Qrare.
Zelaya disappeared shortly after !t
was known that a warrant had been
issued. It was believed that he might
have fled toward Canada or Jamaica.
Some of the government agents be
lieve he Is still In New York. One
report today was that he had gone
to Washington. Another w’aa that ha
had taken a boat for Nicaragua.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.—Extradi
tion oi ex-Presldent Zelaya, of Nlo
iraguu. was demanded of the state
department today by the
government.
JAILED FOR FAILURE
TO SUPPORT CHILDREN
For failure to support his "two il
legitimate children, Arthur Grtsdale,
one-time New Thought propogandist,
psychir healer and lecturer on labor
questions, was sentenced by Judge
Lacy, Tuesday morning, to serve I*o
days in the Detroit House of Cor
rection. He was arrested. Saturday,
on complaint of Mrs. Edith Adams,
with whom he lived 10 years previous
to August, 1912, although he had a
wife living In Canada.
100 DOLLARS
or any greater sum in
vested in our automatic
renewal Certificates of
Deposit will yield 4% —
the best rate of Interest
consistent with good bank
ing.
Provision is made for
the remittance of the
interest semi-annually
promptly on the date due,
and interest commences
when funds are received.
These certificates com
bine liberal interest with
the maximum of conveni
ence and should commend
themselves to all persons
interested in securing full
value for their money.
Write for descriptive
booklet.
Mil frost tapan?
Detroit, Michigan
Systematic Savings
w • | r * of habits of thrift, and
Leantl the Value k' prepared for the busi
ness opportunities which
present themselves, by systematically saving a part of your
income.
The People’s State Bank
Corner Fort and tholby-ftts.
Pays interest on Savings Deposits
•
BRANCHS*t
Cor. Orstlst-avs. and Mepelle-e*. ce». Baker and Tweaty-tklri eta
Car. Rgeeell-et. aad Lyaas-sl BB JeSersaa-ara. weak
Car. Raaeell-at. aad OarSeli-ara. Car. MlehJgaa aad Jaartlaa-are*
Car. Waadward aad Ptgaefta-avaa. lit Waamgtas-ave (Areadel.
Car. Cheaa 3t. aad Mllwaakaa Are.
RESOURCES OVER FORTY MILLION DOLLARS
Detroit Trust (ompany
Capital $1,000,000
Surplus and Undlvldad Profits over .....$1,600,000
Business and Financial Agent for Charitable,
Educational, Etc., Institutions
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Alex. McPherson James E. Danaher John M. Dwyer
Ralph Stone Sidney T. Miller James Couxens
Julius H. Haase Frank W. Eddy Arthur H. Buhl
Edward D. Stair
Tke desirability oi tKe 4% Coupon Certificate* oi Deposit
issued by this company i* not affected by tke new Federal
* income-tax law. Holder*
need not file certificate of
owners kip, except when the
payment of interest to any in
dividual exceeds S3OOO, Cou
pons,‘payable quarterly, may
be cashed at any bank. Fac
simile certificate by mail free.
NO RECORD ON
BOOKS OF 59 HORSES
Controller Engel Says Fire De
partment Accounts Seem to
be Loosely Kept
In btating to the members of the
council committee on ways and
. means, the necessity tor a complete
audit of the city's books, as advocat
ed by the mayor In a communication
to the aldermen, City Uoairuller Engel
mentioned the audit of the fire de
partment books, which la now being
made by the city accountant, and
stated that 69 of the department's
horses cannot be accounted for on
the book*.
“I do not make this statement to
reflect on any person in the depart-
I ment, but simply to show that the sys
tem of book-keeping is faulty," said
the controller. "Nobody believes that
the horses were stolen, yet the books.
I have been Informed, do not whow
i what disposition has been made of
I these horses.”
The controller stated that It would
require about $7,500 for making an
audit of all the city's books and lm
stalling a uniform system. He also'
raid he ought to have a competent ac
countant In hlw office to look after the
books of the several departments
after the new gyetom la audited.
MAN’S SECOND ARREST
DISCOURAGES BONDSMEN
Charles Johnson, Indicted by the
federal grand jury on two separate
charges of illegally coloring oleomar
garine. was surrendered by one of
his bondsmen, Albert C. Morose, in
the dletrict court, Tuesday morning.
When Johnson was first arrested
with Kva Schuholtz, Walter Saels and
Harry McLaughlan, Moross went on
his bond for SI,OOO. letter Johnson
was » rrested on a second charge with
Eva Schuholtz and Arthur Saels. He
was ri leased a second time. Morose
told the court he thought the second
bond, which was signed by another
of Johnson's friends, released him
from the first bond. He discovered
the fact that he was still held re
sponsible for Johnson’s appearance in
court when he attempted to negotiate
a real estate deal.
EARLE NOT ON STEAMER.
HER CAPTAIN SAYS
BOSTON, Masß., Nov. 25.—F. Fin
ney Earle, alleged kidnaper of his
son. is not on board the liner Mar
quette. according to a wireless from
(’apt. Findlay, received in Boston to
day. •
Henry W. Wack, attorney for Ma
rie Fischbacher, first wlf* of "affin
ity” Earle, declared, however, that ha
would ask for a writ of habeas corpus
against the artist, believing he may
be aboard the Marquette in spite of
the captain's assurance.
Police Commissioner says he will
a*k the board of estimates for about
200 more pollaemen, and that over
100 more men are needed In the cen
tral precinct alone. About 70 men
are now patroling this precinct, and
the commissloer says that there
should be about 200, to properly police
the downtown district.
THE DETROIT TIMBS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2fi, 1011.
COMMITTEE KNOCKS
SEAMAN’S MEASURE
Brings in Unfavorable Report on
LaFollette Bill Now Before
the House
• ' ' - I !■"—
The committee on national legisla
tion of tne Detroit bourn of Com
merce, in its report to the board of
directors, takes violent exception to
that portion of the LAFolleue tea
man's blii, now under considerhtion by
the house, which provides that all pas
senger . carrying vesael# shall be
equipped with life boats enough to
cariy every passenger and crew mem
ber and declares that there seems to
be no reason why vessels plylug the
inland seas should be subject to the
same regulations as those eugaged In
ocean traffic.
In a set of resolutions presented be
fore the Board of Commerce the com
mittee sets forth that pasrsage of the
bill will result In great damage to
shipping interests of the Great Lakes
and will seriously cripple a large por
tion of the traffic. Compliance with
the provisions of the measure Is a
physical impossibility in many cases,
It la alleged.
The committee suggests that the
Board of Commerce inform Congress
man Dor emus that his position in op
position to the bill meets with the ap
proval of that body.
JUDGE CONSIDERS
RETRIAL OK CON A
Attorney Louis Colombo made his
formal plea before Judge
Monday, tor a new trial for Francesco
Cona, convicted of homicide.
Cons was convicted of killing Pa
trolmaa Charles Behoof, but Colombo
filed affidavits tro uiseveral Americans
living near the scene of the shooting,
that they had seen the policeman s
slayers, and Cona was not the man.
Assistant Prosecutor Kilpatrick, how’-
ever, had also taken statements from
the witnesses, in which they declared
that they could not say whether Cona
was the man or not.
Judge Phelan took the matter un
der advisement.
BEAKES PREPARES FOR
RETURN TO CAPITAL
RAYMOND W. PULLMAN.
Timet Wathington Bureau, No. 704
Metropolitan Bank Building.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.—Word
came here, today, that Representative
Ueakes, who is renting for a few days
ax Ann Arbor, will return to Washing
ton, Sunday morning next. The pro
gressive from the second district of
Michigan, like most other congress
men, looks forward to a hard session
with intensive work by the Demo
cratic majority in continuing Presi
dent Wilson's constructive legislative
program.
TOLEDO DECLARES FOR
THREE-CENT FARES
TOLEDO, 0.. Nov. 26.—The sudden
and unexpected action of the council,
last night. In passing unanimously
an ordinance giving Toledo three
cent street car fare, and universal
transfers, after March 27. 1914, when
the Toledo Railway A Light Cos. fran
chise expires, caused much discussion
In political and cogporation circles
here today. The ordinance was Intro
duced by City Solicitor Cornell Sohrle
ber, defeated Independent candidate
for mayor.
Mayor Brand Whitlock, who is out
of the city at present, has advocated
three-cent fare for years, and Is ex
pected to sign the measure.
YOUNG SHOPLIFTERS
SHED TEARS IN COURT
Alice Freeman, 23 years old, of No.
64 Abbott-st., and Etta SpeidmAn, who
now says she is only 15 yeajrs old,
and lives at the same address, burst
Into tears when arraigned before
Justice Stein, Tuesday, on the charge
of shoplifting.
Miss Elizabeth Elfetrom, store de
tective, says that the two girls had
two plumes, a vanity box, a hat, a
waist, a skirt, •two fans, and two
bunches of artificial flowers, con
cealed about them, when arrested.
They pleaded for a chance to try and
make restitution, and the case was
adjourned until Saturday.
NEGRO GIVEN 60 DAYS
FOR ATTACKING GIRL
Frank Smith, a big Negro, giving
hla address as No. 103 Larned-sL east,
was sent to the workhouse by Justice
Bteln, Tuesday morning, to serve 60
days, for attacking Miss Emma Mark,
19 years old, almost in the shadow of
police headquarters, Monday night.
Miss Mark was on her way to the
City Rescue mission, with which she
is connected, when the Negro grabbed
her, and ordered her to accompany
him. She screamed, and Patrolman
George Graham rushed to her assist
ance and arrested Smith.
GUNMEN HOLD UP
BARTENDER; GET SIOO
Pour men, armed with revolvers,
held up a bartender in Dominick
Bogozsl's saloon, No. 304 South-st.,
Tuesday morning, aa the bartender
was opening the saloon.
One of the robbers grabbed SIOO
from the cash drawer, and the four
escaped.
I
SECURITY
TRUST COMPANY
foarfoatcvoLOtcammrMiv
Classitiedi Cent
Rates.... Ia Word
Cash with order It charged. To a
* l *No transient advertising Inssrtad
for leaa than lie witb ceiui Lie '*
charged p»-r insertion-
Tha above rates apply to ail classi
fications except Birtna. Cards of
Thanks, Obltuarlt-s. Mealing Notices
and all Ads preceding Mala Help.
Births. Deaths, Cards of Thanks and
Meeting Notices--Minimum charge. 85e
for ti words or less. Over ll word*
one and one-third cents for each extra
Personal*—Minimum charge. 10c; Ido
Rer llna. (Count aix words to ihe
ne.)
MARRIAGE LICENSES^
Htephen Yakuts, II; Anna Murune, 19.
Fred W. Campbell, So. Merit* Em
mons, 2d.
I Henry Wetalvr, X*; Hester Standley.
Joseph Boner, 24; Hose Marts, IN.
llervey Psrklss, 24; Florence Har
mon, *b . .
i Grover Grant, 21; Charlotte tJtto. 21.
Arthur Long. 88. Flat Hock; r.mma
Ott. SI, same. ,
John R. Kerby. 24, Grouse l’olnte;
Corrlne Hackman, 25, sume.
William Brewer, 27; Lula Vincent.
29.
Thomas Collins. 39; Ella Bennett,
Joseph A. Sullivan, 48; Winifred
Brim, 17. _ ...
Peter Kuroi. 32; Agnes Drevenack 81.
Harry Williams, 34: Helen Forsythe.
41 Thomaa Mather, H 8 (’umber, Canada;
Lydia Stutser, 4*. Detroit.
Samuel Goldberg. 36. Florence Wolf.
24.
Arthur l’agnell. 27; Nlgrld T’alm. 23.
Frederick Burhuin, 84 Helen bray.
26.
William Oldenbrand. 21; Joaepha
Johnson, 11. ~
Edward Schwlezer, 26. Sprlngwells;
TUrUa-ry. Kramer. 21. name
Malcolm MacKellar. 33: Rather Jar
dl«, 27.
Fred Eagle. 28; Amelia Miller. U.
Edward Meininger, 23; Elsie See, 19.
George Blatt. 37; Lena Splelman. 88.
Robert Tollno, 30; Julia Drleehang,
>4.
Frod J. Trauh. 29. Warren. Pa.; Myra
Jeffords, 24, Detroit.
Mas Seln, Jl; Eva Berman. It.
William Burton, 26. Detroit; Lilly
Drutlllard. 21, Algonae.
Edward Stark. 22; Mae Ross, 19.
.Tames Hoek«, 46; Minnie Krause. 31.
Edward Townsend, 28; Anna Gust,
32.
DAILYBIRtITTiST
BOYS.
G. Carr, 17 Horton; J. Thibodeau,
368 Townsend; G. Smith, 578 Jos. Cam
pau; H. Fenshaw, 719 Iceland; P. I’rod
unovlch, 129 Weight; J. Marklewlc*. 647
Forest. P. “Zuchora, 14 Winter: A. Pile,
628 Palmer: John Wesnlak, 952 Palm
er; J. Heldbrant, 1034 Jos. Campau; .1.
Martzlnskl, 405 Leland; 8. VVosny, 3*l
Willis; F. Miller. 421 H Anthon; I).
Luntz. Providence hospital; W. Mlchal
skl. 674 Kirby; A. HoalaK 1194 Rivard;
G. Parker, 600 Michigan; 11. Fisher, 114
Tenth; V. Hlllnsky, 109 Clippert. C.
Varls, 365 Fort; J MacC’loud, 1275 t ish
er; A. Palmer. 22 Williams; V. Dorn
hrowsky, 163 Hale; H. Altken, 1770
Scot ten; W. Bobly, 17* Morrell; G.
Breha 87 Addle; P. Baranski. 924 Du
bois; J. Nalepa, 666 Mitchell; M. Koehl
er, 466 Seventeenth; A. Schuler, 1183
Trumbull; C. Degnan, 836 V» Vermont;
F. Miller, 71 Heidelberg; A. Stagg. 00l
Garland; J. Leonhard, 96 Adams; E.
Graff, 561 Elmwood; E. Randall, 922
Beaublen; J. Krallk. *6 Roby; H. Oea
lewskP 1168 St. Aubln; J. O’Donnell. 26
Commonwealth: W. O’Connor, 19 Lom
bard; E. Sherman, 979 Wabash; F.
C’haee. Providence hospital. L. Monroe,
894 Third.
GIRLS.
L. Snyder, 252 Melbourne; E. Swain.
165 Sixteenth; J. Robinson, 21 Lung
worth; K Proefke. 995 Frederick; L.
Hilbret, 2* Elba; J. latgodna. 273 Hei
delberg; T Freda. 749 Rlopelle; FC.
Mutranowski, 927 Dubota; A. Olaze
wlcs. *67 Hancock; C. Januach. 43€ t%
Anthon; R. Levenhugen, 1997 W Grand
Mfd.; F Merrick. 283 Twenty-third; W.
Smith, *l9 Dlx, G. <*-\s«o 589 Artillery.
R. Junes. 068 Trumbull; A. Duncan, t*
Ward; O. Downes. 2161 Russell; W
Haines, 685 Twelfth; E. Pokrlefka. 736
Parker; A. Avery, 624 Antoinette; F.
Waslowskl. 684 Kirby; S. Kaluta, till
Jos. Campau; E. Brown, Woman’s hos
pital; V. wasung. 524 Mitchell; M. Kag
erer, 1407 Belvldere; H Kbger. 7*
Homer; CL Hayes. Providence hospital;
G. Wilson, 1012 Trumbull.
DXILY^EAtHLIST
Joseph Chmiol, Wabash roundhouse.
26 years. Inquest pending: Robert C*.
Young. 283 Merrick, 63 years, angina
pectoris; Charles B. Brown, 356 Hara.
65 years, cirrhosis of liver; Charles
Pahknler, 489 Wilkins. •« years, an
aemia; Peter Wallace, 616 Seventeenth.
91 years, bronchitis. Margaret MateJ,
House of Providence, 8 months, enteri
tis; Emanuel Breseett, 241 Columbia,
40 years, tuberculosis; Anna Robertson
2*6 E. Congress, 36 years, mitral In
sufficiency; Clara B. Mercur, Palmer
apartments. 70 years, apoplexy; J. H.
Parshall, (Thtcaro. 111., 4* years, tuber
culosis; Howard B. Anthony. 1216 Cass.
45 years, annerism; Mary A. Dernber
ger, 666 Barg, 70 years, cerebral hae
morrhage- Walter Pusawskt, L. S. A
M. 9. R. R. and Grand River, *5 years,
crushing Injuries; Thomas Smith, 22*
W. Jefferson. 68 years, heart disease;
Isaac Voorheis, 1804 West Grand-blvd..
3* years, nephritis; Julius Batka, *3B
Russell. 28 years, Intsrna) haemorr
hage: John Oapskl, 194 Thlrtv-thlrd.
19 years, phthisis; Josephine Feroella.
960 Gratiot; 8 years, meningitis; No
rlne Faebendsr. 1065 fieyburn. 10 ysars,
tneumonla; Elisabeth Hchebel, 484
ovell, 89 years, carcinoma; wtlhel
mlna Seaman. 984> Vlnewood, •* years,
dropsy; Matthew Toung. *46 Beaublen.
74 ysars. mitral Insufficiency; Salva
tore Paraga, 17* Hawthorns. *7 days,
convulsions; John Macowskl. 188 Rus-
Rll, l*o months, pneumonia: John Lang,
4 Illinois. 36 years, phthisis; Mary
Fecteau. 608 DU, 42 ysars, uraemia;
I>afayette French. Grand Rapids. Mich..
76 years, cardlsc asthma; Frank X.
Bousquett. 336 Mt. Elliott, 6* years, di
latation of heart; Htrsoh Levit, Fln’se,
Mich . 87 rears, apoplexy; Gerald * r»st.
668 Lansing. 4 months, hernia; fitants
lsus Besta. 142 Copland. 1 year, enteri
tis; Edward Ktatowskl, 738 Jos. um-
Sau, 7 months, convulsions; Frank
iojk. 89 Kinsman. 7 months, meningi
tis; Elisabeth A. Eagar, *2o_Twentl®th.
64 years, diabetes: Jane U Burgess. 68
Alexandrine. 80 years, angina pectoris:
Mary J. McCabe. 774 Sixteenth. 68
years heart disease; Gilbert H. Jack
son 36 Twenty-ninth. 6f grears. pneu
monia; Frederick Pchults, 928 Bald
win 63 years pancreatitis; Joseph Pll
knwakt. 800 Orandv. *3 years, gunshot
wound: John D Mitchell. 301 Stanley,
1” year* mitral regurgitation: Bulali
Jones 201 East Columbia. 24 years, tu
berculosis: Glad vs O. Rureelv. 294
Third 4 veers, diphtheria; Thomas is.
«h.-rld'in 767 Cass 80 veers, bronchitis.
p-
BERLTNG—Nov. 24. 1913. Henry, be
loved brother of M»** Emma Bvrllng
Greiner and John Herllng. aged 57
wars Funeral from residence. "14
Montcalm-at. east. Thursday at 2 31
p. m. by funeral car to Elmwood
cemetery.
OFI9LEU Nov. *4. 1913. at 9«bewelr.g.
Mich Barbara Gvlslor. dear mother
of August of Denwr. Col , Heniy of
Youngstown, 0.. Mrs. Bert Ptessa of
lemiette. Pa., Fred and John Geislcr.
Mrs Fred Behultz and Mrs. William
Millet of Detroit. Funeral from 216
Mt Vernon-ave. Time later.
HEMPEI# —Nov. 24. at 954 Mt. Elliott
nve Alfred C.. heloved husband of
\nna and father of Adelaide S Hem
pel Funeral from residence Wed
nesday, 2 p. m
NFLBON —Nov. 81, Florence, beloved
daughter of Peter and Emily Nelson
Funeral services from residence. 1280
Ftfteenth-St.. Wednesday at 1:46 p
m. Interment at Grand Lswn esme
tery by funeral car.
RIEMER —Nov. 22, Edmund, hgloved
son of Mrs Augusta Klerner and
brother of Wm. Rlemer. hrother-in
|i«w of Emma Rletner am* uncle of
Norman Kulow. Lydia Rlemer. Her
bert and Henry Rlemer, aged 2T
year* Funeral from residence, (u
Rohns-at.. Wednesday, 2 p. m.
st’IIROCK -Nov. 24. 1913, at his resi
dence. 282 Hecla-ave . Fred H «ged
>J4 ye «rs IT months, beloved hurl and
of Bertha, father of Evelyn and Nor
man Hehro<qt. *on of Mr. and Mrs.
August fichroek, brother of Mrs.
Hint. Mrs. Plock. ( harles. Gustav
Paul and Herman Hehrock Funeral
Thursday from residence at t p m
UILU.
O'NIiUU/—t'tllicnnv O’Neill. at htr
reaideiu r, 777 FKUHnth-rt. bslo'Sd
wife of Harry O’.NVIII nml dear
mother of Ann i. Matte and Gather- ,
ln«* O’Neill and ulster of Mri. I*. A.
laniam- >i Wm. Halley. Louie and
Joseph t'huitxe funeral Wednesday.
Nov. 26 at "*.*4 r *. and St. 1 eo'a fchuech ,
•U 9 ii m Uirtal at Si. MarCy a '
ceim.-ti.ry. It.iir Id. by funeral car ’
WMUiKN— Nm l’3. at his late reel-i
denoi.\ 203 Mucomb-st.. Wni. J.. be- I
loved husband of Mrs. Martha A. I
Warren, father of M m Mary, Emma
XVarien, brother of John D. Warren
Funtial from acute residence Wed
nesday afternoon at 2 p in. Inter
ment at Elmwood
DAMITIO—Nov. 24. Isidore J., aged *4
years and H months, beloved son of
Thomas and Mary Daimtio. and
brother of John Edward A. and
Hylvister T D&mitin. funeral from I
parents' resident e, 119 v (Janton-ave .
Wednesday, Nov 26, at VlO, to St.
Anthony's church at 9 a. m.
IS RE I .I*- Jane, mother of Mrs Fred If
Aldrich, ftuby Ishell Van Kensaalear.
Detroit, blank 1. Isbell, Toledo, t» .
widow of Henry S. Isbell, at resi
dence of Judge Fred II Aldrich, 70
Frederlck-ate , aged 77 years, 10
months and 25 days funeral s«r
-'lces at residence, 3 .10 Tuesday pri
vate. Services uurt burial from M. K.
‘ hurch. Delta, Ohio. Wednesday, 2 p
m. Mrs. Isbell was sister of lul-i
Judge Toledo. Toledo papers
please copy.
W ANTED— MALK MlCi.f*
AMATEUR ACTS every Tuesday night.
Dreamland theater Oakland and lie
thune Any ag**, color or sex; |lo In
prikes.
ALFRED, 77—MaMtU'-rado suite and
wigs to rent. Grand 228'*. I’artj
gowns.
A STRUNG. good-run tillered boy wilh
wheel, ami comintssions. f»l2
Hodges.
AGENT wanted. 493 St. Aubln-av*-.
A A.A. Highest prtues paid for hOLX
hold goods Crotty. Cad. 4462-M. 80j
Michigan.
- -■ ■ ■■' - —— - •
BOY, about 16 years. Apply 1517. Vine
wood.
BOY, about Ift years old. to work In
and deliver on wheel. 80
lenry.
BRIGHT, honest boy to leurn hard
ware and tinning. 1177 Jefferson.
—■—■ -i
Bov wanted. 125 West Warren.
OOATMAKER and hushelman wanted.
1496 Jefferson east.
TIMEKEEPER. experienced young
man, $65. 526 Chamber of Commerce.
THE MICtUOAN FREeIeMPLOYMENT
BUREAU Is located at 40-44 Wsst
Lamed Main 48tt.
WANTED—Men wishing steady posi
tions as firemen, brakemen, Interur-
Itfin motot men or colored train port
ers on first-class Detroit roads write
at once. No experience necessary.
$66 to SIOO month start on. No
strike. Name position wanted. En
close stamp. Inter Railway, rare of
Times.
WANTED—FSMALK HELP.
CHOCOLATE DIPPER, two or three
days a week. 246 Gratiot. Cherry
39 48.
COOK for restaurant; $9 and room. 463
Concord.
- —■■■ i ———■■■■i ■■■ ■nii i. ■—
GIRL for light housework; go horns
nights preferred 25$ tg Twelfth-st.
OOOD GIRL for general housework.
654 Orandy-ave.
GIRL for general housework.- Apply
72 Porter.
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GIRL for housework Hickory 1231-M
It Rivard-hlvd., Orosse Points.
GIRL for general housework 41 IBu
clld-avo. west. North 2085-J.
GIRI, for general housework. 109 E.
Philadelphia.
GIRL for cooking and housework. 200
Russell.
HOUSEKEEPER wanted ?>95 June
tlon. Call evenings. Take Baker car
LADIES—CaII on Columbia Beauty
Parlors. $6 Washington Boulevard,
and make appointments for treat
ment. Special—Scalp Electro Mag
netic Massage and Medloated Turk
ish Baths; also Manicuring. Pedicure
and Chiropody, latest up-to-date
methods; wish to show you the ad
vantage of our advanced superior
treatment. Hours 10 to Is—l to I.
LADIES, ws are experts at fur clean
ing Hawring's. Cherry 572. Ridge
Ladies' hats cleaned and blocked
-—Panamas our specialty. Exclusive
Ha- Frame Shop. 61 Grsllot-ave.
STUDY BUSINESS. SHORTHAND and
typewriting at The Business Insti
tute, Cass-ave., Just north of Mtchl-
Pan. "The largest, best equipped
uslness training school In a- 'hi
gen." Phone Main 4524.
WANTED—GirI to a*«lst In house
work. 106 Devonshlre-rd. Walker
vtlle.
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WANTED—Waitress. Hemlock 869-Ms
WANTED—A gooil girl to do urneraJ
housework. Apply 24 Ragg-st.
YOUNG GIRL for nursemaid; go home
nights. 62 Chur dler-ave.
TO HEN T—ROOMS.
Stop at the Franklin House
On East Larned-et.. Just a step Loin
Woodward and Jefrereon-aves Ex
tra fine rooms 60c, 75c, sl, $1.60, per
day; $3 to $7 per week. Popular
priced dining-room.
H. H. JAMES * CO., PROPS.
ROOMS —Furniture for rooms complete,
■ ■ .'JLi "j,
TO k£6 I—UUIIXJ.
HANNAN RENTAL AGENCY
ONE MoGRAW BLDG.
TO RUNT—FLATS.
- - " ■ 1 —-*
C-ROOM modern flat, except furnace;
ready to move Intu; rent S2O; 130
Watson-si., near Brush. Jewish
neighborhood. MILLER cherry 1814.
FOR kALU-HEIIUKNt U PKOPKHT V
FIELD-AVE. BARGAIN
I-gOom house, hot water heal and two
80-foot lots, large garage. ll»C m«
$46 monthly: $6,2u0. sl,ooo down; s2*
monthly.
LOUIS G. PALMER & CO.
408 Chamber of Commerce. «’ud 4o 11
NORTH WOODWARD
FIRST BLOCK
Brick, 8 rooms and hath, modern,
lot. large garage, rents fur |24 per
month. Price $7,500; easy terms
LOUIS G. PALMER & CO.
408 Chamber of Commerce. Cad. 4611
* DOWNTOWN
First block off Woodward; 10 rooms,
brick; lot 3t)x175. Ideal location for
bachelor apartments.
JLOUIS g. palmer & CO.
408 Chamber of Commerce. Cad 4611.
"out grand river
First block off Grand lllver; brf< k. 9
rooms ami brick, extra toilet first
floor, modern, easy tar ms
LOUIS G. PALMER & CO.
j 408 Chamber of Commerce Cad. 4811.
"north woodward
. First block, 8 rooms; modern, 40-foot
lot; north aide of street, 85.000;
I terms
LOUIS G. PALMER & CO.
i 408 Chamber of Commerce. Cad 4611
j ' WATERWORKS—2-FLAT
1 bedrooms, brand new ; svpitiatr fur
naces. car one block; |3.4OdF SI,OOO
down
I LOUIS G. PALMER & CO.
408 Chamber of Commerce Cud. 4511.
FOR SALIv—RKB4DF.\< E I’ROPUMTI.
FAIR VIEW BARGAIN
7 rooms; modern home; first block oft
Jefferson; 35-ft. lut, garage; S6OO
down; $96 monthly; rented now at
LOUIS G. PALMER & CO.
408 Chamber of < -.rnmcrce Cod 4611.
ALLEN DALE-A VE.
Near Grand River; 8 room.i and bath;
modern In every respect; |4,200; easy
terms.
LOUIS G. PALMER & CO.
408 chamber of Commerce. Cad 4611.
A NEW MODERN 6-ROOM HOUSE. 3
bedrooms, steam heat, block to cars,
at 671 liurlbut. Terms moderate
Warren, 6V7 Hurlbut-ave Hickory
1164.
FUR MALK—FARMS.
40 ACHEM, clay, amull house. neW barn
18 3(1, ♦>(s miles from town. $1,550,
85*00 down.
300 acres. |3O per acre, SI,OOO down,
aiiiall house, liew barn, good streum
on south, 40 acres \1 black sand
clay null. Ed. I>e Orundchamp Cos.
1207 Gratlot-uve.
FOR MALK—VAC 4 MiT LOTS.
SEEBALDT-AVE., $875
40-foot lot.
PACIFIC-A VE., sß£>o
32-foot lot.
LOUIS G. PALMER & CO.
408 t’hamber of Commerce Cud 4611.
Bt MIMttMM OPPORTI NITIUS.
BIG BARGAINS
For sale, flrst-clasH i leaning, dje.lng
and tailoring establishment with 3-
vr. 1.-ase and living room, steam
| heat, electric and gas; rent reason
able; in rooming house district down
town Apply 9 a in. t<> 9 p. m. at
330 Randolph Selling on account of
( death.
COAL YARD
Business and largo factory sit**; will
be s«dd on easy terms and ut low
price.
LOUIS G. PALMER 4 CO.
408 Chamber of Commerce. Cad. 4611.
TO EM HANOE —UAL ESTATE.
8 FREE and clear lots out Gratiot to
exchange for land contract, first pay
ment on house or village property
MILLER
FOR SALIC— .MISCELLANEOUS.
A.—Typewriters—All Makes.
New Visible, SSO; tine rebullts, $U> to
S4O.
Rented 4 mos., $4 up, 6 mos.
applied on price. DETROIT TYRE.
CO., 16*0 Jefferson, near Wood. Alain
4102.
ART GARLAND basebumer, range.
Round Oak. boys bicycle, laundry
stove with water Jacket. 1036
Twelfth.
A—s6so KNABE piano; large fancy
style, like new, $l9O. Buyley. 10 East
Grand Circus park.
A—s4oo STERLING piano; good con
dition. $lB5. $3 monthly. BayleY. 10
Wltherell-st. ______
A S9OO KNABB square piano. S2B; $8
monthly. 10 Wltherell-st.
A 4 50-FOOT cast Iron steam house
heating boiler, phone F*ast 6sf.
A FREIGHT elevator for sale cheap.
Apply 239 llrush-st.
T PAR LA) R ORGAN. 11 stops, good
condition. Ktdge 2649-W.
A GOOD White sewing machine only
6. 717 Champlain.
A NEW" steel garage for sale. 60
Elisabeth west.
* A SINGER SEWING MACHINE
Only $7. 76 Alfred-st-, apt. ss.
BILLIARDS and Pocket Billiard Tables
with the only genuine Monarch
cushions, new and remodeled at mod
erate prices and easy terms; wm
supplies and repairing.
Balke-Collender Cos.. of Michigan.
100 Randolph-st
SI6—GARLAND GAP RANGE; used
two months; In perfect condition, for
$lO. 11 Mullane-st.
IjcmikcasH. hall tree, pictures, coal
ran par. chairs, dishes, etc 26 West
Alexandrine.
BRAND new basehurner cheap. 858
Thlrd-ave. Used only two weeks.
BABY BUGGY and go-cart for sale,
also phonograph and records. 40
Oulllos-st.
BEAUTIFUL pony coat, reasonable.
Sl7.e 38. llemluck 2509-M.
- LING’S LATEST LIST
Os Plano Burghu.s Returned rentals
or received In exchange on player
pianos Easy terms. Prices based
on our No-Agent and One-Price
Hystem. _
Crown upright, like new. $250.
Crown upright, fine. $276.
Hchlller, like new, $176
Schlller-Bachmann. fine, $199.
Stultx A Bauer, fine old eastern
make. $125.
Kraukauer, fine old eastern mako,
$240.
Krakau-r, like new. $326.
Newby A Evans, like new. $326.
Newby A Evans, tine tone, $225.
Newby A Evans, good but old. $175.
Bacon A Raven, very poor, SBO.
Weston, poor, $76
Several good bargains in Player-
Pianos.
Ling Piano House (the oldest),
78 Library Ave.,
Over Macaulay's Book Store.
L_
FOR YOUR BARGAINS in show cases,
counters, shelving, wall cases, floor
cigar and display cases, etc, Go di
rect to manufacturer We take your
old fixtures In trade
Detroit Store Fixture Cos.,
Main 4022. 837-341 Gratiot.
Rupe. Bfilp, Mattresses. Springs
Mill and factory samples Hair pelcs.
NEW ENGLAND SAMPLE RUO CO..
7SI Qrand Rlver-ave.
BoD A FOUNTAINS, billiard and p«oi
tables, new and second-hand. Geo.
March Cos.. 9 Farmer-st. E Z terms.
TO WHOM It may concern—Take
notice! On Monday, Dec. 9th. 1913.
at 2'So p. m, ill 1 Abbott-ste. In the
City of Detroit, all articles or things
from No. 2,uio to No 3.350. left ir.
pawn with the Abbott Loan Office,
~f the City of Detroit, shall be solo
at public suction. In accordance wltu
t’hapter 126, Section 8. of the 1904
Compiled ordinances of the City of
Detroit ABBOTT IA) AN OFFICE,
bv M. Fuchlant.
IIOHStC* AM* VUHICLKS. MOKSKS AM* \ KHli I.K*.
Big Horse Sale'
Teamsters. Contractors, Farmers
TAKE NOTICE! \ 4
We have just received from the Michigan Trust (0,, receiver* j
for the Peters Salt and Lumber Cos., of East Mich***
a consignment of four carloads of horses and mares and their
harness. These horses are right out of work, in good ahap* ..
and weigh between 1,200 and 1,700 lbs If you are i n thjmAK*
ket for horses, come to the Auction, Thursday, November 27*J
A D„ 1913, commencing 10:00 A. M.. rain or » <UM *
vinced that they are the greatest bargains that you ever
of before. These horses must b* «old at once to the luUM
bidder. Each horse to be as repirsiited. /
STANLEY BROS. RELIABLE HORSErOj^jjg^l
1640 Michigan-Ave.
~haines' wiGa
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WM. A HAINES
Haines' Wigs and ‘foupeas »re
made, the must natural effects betas. '
produced. 1 have no comsetitor 4|Rr
quulitv of work and reasonable pricejk ■
My wigs end toupees sro la use Übn
ever the world. and »-i
lot dice Hair Goode. 1 carry theses >
sands of French wavy BwttchSS
German wavy Hwltchea, straight Mlaiut
Switches, stock of gray *ag>.'
white. Pompadours, Puff A Waviai<*
Curls. Half Wigs for ladles balg <*r-
With thin hair. (I don't deal la CM- ,1
n«*si( r**flned hair, nor sea grass). -
dies’ hair dyed by compotsnt handset
H'dr dressing, shampooing, chlldrsiyS
haTr cutting. Most modern up-ts-dSfs .*
hair dressing parlors in thS Units#*
States. Wigs to rent for pnrtlss .Sn#’ v
lunsquerades. If looking for S rsllsblg ‘
Hair Goode House don't overlook MS:
34 years In my present hslr etors ougkt 1
to appeal to the public. Established la
niy t reaent hair stors ISTP.
\VM. A. HAINES, ; j'l
76 Grand Rlver-ave. West cor. BaglSfLj ,
AAAA—CUT PRICES **
NI7W LUMBER—USED LI’MBER.
Timbers, shingles, sash, doors, stc. . s
PREPARED ROOFING—CHEAP. ' TK
ASBESTOS 8H INGLES.
cheaper than wood —wear . t £.
PI.ASTERGON WAUL. BOARD. *rJ
better and cheaper than piaster. , y.x •
PAINT—SI PER OAL
Iron pipe and fittings .chsaa. *iC«
Union House wrecking Cos. jJJjS
FORT ST., NEAR 14TH. WOT
A.—s46o VOBK piano, like new. fit 9;
monthly. Raytey, Qrand Clrcas parpjT'
and Broadway.
VICTOR VICTROLAS *!;
Wo carry a complete stock of
Viet roles, records and SUMOfM
Prices sls to $260; any style Vlstar A
Victrola or Victor outfit on MHK
weekly or monthly, parmsata Cogji
and hear them played.
THE CABLE PIANO CO., tlf Woo4WiM|
WANTED—Cor. Michigan and Fovrikeh
to furnish rooms complete; 91
Sumner.
' SB6O PLAYER PIANO FOR
The reason: Wo build them and sail -
direct from factory to buysa VK
njE*OAnl’.K n f °*ANO co.»u
WANTED—MISCBLLAITMOgg*
CASH BUYERS wanted ft* IrlA’jj
steam-heated, single houses nnd Hmßh
family flats. Can do business. Mm
onca Frsnk E. Briggs. Ohsrty ftSfPt ■]
81$ Dime Bank M<g* . .-Sal
CASH for your otd furniture *P W|m
exchange for new. IN MtOMEßgfln
Main 1904.
OLD feather beds wanted. Jewel jwjnjiC' r
er Mattress Cos., sls Mich. Cherry
Highest drices paid fumltars, *twnNh
carpets Lapham. >Bl Ormt Cherry
AUTOMOEILMk.
‘ MOTOR WAGON
AUTOMOBILE PARTS. Q
Must be sold. Apply to
UNION TRUST COMPANY. A
Main 4470. Aj
WANTED—WARMS.
LIST YOUR FARMS with me for fell
and spring delivery. I can get yea
either s oash sale or good exohanga 1
VTenk E. Briggs. Cherry INI. fltf
Dime Bank Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAJL
MONEY FOR SALARIED ’«*
PEOPLE IT*t|
and others, upon their own nasMtl
cheap rate: easy payments; oonUdwygi
tlal. UNI6N CREDIT CO., rooalfrt
179 Shelby-st
CONSTRUCTION ' LOANS
amounts. J F. s Weber. IS4 QraUO(L
TOR ENT—l*l A NOS.
RENTAL PIANOS—Good ones; uptight
or grand. Prices and service sntshr
factory. Year's rental appUed on
purchase. J. L. Hudson Plano
171 Woodward-avs.
OOOD PIANOS for any length of tinted
and ’'ental paid (up to one year), aiM«.
plied on purchase. Satlsfactsi|f
prices and good se-vlcs. J. **
son Plano Dept., 17$ Wood ward-'awav
BTOR4GE AVD CARTAOB. M .
■
FARR AND Storage A Cartage Cos. Mop*,
tng. storing, pecking, shipping PholtsD
North 1401, night phone North !<>.' ,_
PERSONAL.
NOTICE —if any poor girl Is In tmulblSi’'
needing advice, friendship or help,
writs or oall on SEC. MARGARET
DUFFY 988 Fort-st. west. SaJratlon
Army
East sew-Il5» I'rlat iagl So fuss arid 1
•no feathers. The plain, neat kind that ,
looks right. Tlatee I'rlatlis Ce„ It 1
John R.-at Phone Main 1498.
- i ———... ——— ■ - ” * i isy*
STORAGE‘ASH CARTAOE.
min■ - —i
ACME STORAGE, mammoth warehouse.
Storage, moving. Main 391. 41 Gilman.
ROBHL BROS.. Storage and CartafK
Office, 487 Beaublen-st R 828 C. 11.
RIVERSIDE Storage and Cartage Co.— ‘
Fireproof end Non-flreproof storage.
M. 898 Moving and packing. City sVf.
WAYN& COUNTY MOVING A STOR
AGE CO.—Furniture ntored in Oom
partmenta; large vans Main 3681.
” AICTIOA 9 \I.R9.
T u WHOM It may coneerrv— Taka
notice! On Friday, Dec 5, 1913, at
2 00 p m. it 117-119 Ml. bigan-ave.
In the City of Detroit, all urtlcl* % or
1 thlnge from number » ’*’■>• to 7'd,P
left in paivn writu Si«i»»b*-rga L«*an
offleo, of the Cltv of I>e;rult. shall bn
■old at public am tlon in aciordanee
with «"hapt< r D•. -ertion 8. of the
1 'cm Comptlrd oriUiuwl'-ea of th
rlty of Petrol’ -H'l I\HI KG’.- LA)AN
OFFICE. b> .Mima Steinberg
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