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WEDNESDAY. .! l T N E 21. 1916.
PESSIMISM
PREVALENT
IN CAPITAL
Lansing Doubtful of
Peaceful Outcome
In Crisis
BLOCKADE OF
COAST RUMORED
No Yielding To Car
ranza Demands Now
Possible
BY CARL* D. GROAT
(fftaff Corrrxponitent United Pren».)
WASHINGTON. Juno 20. Passim
fi«m over Mexican matters predomi
nated In official quartern today.
Even those who had hoped Amer
ican mobilisation would tame Mex
ico’s martial spirit were today less
confident that this would he the
case. A stronger feeling was that
the militia of the i’nltod States may
see Mexican service
One story was that the admtntn
tratjon expects to bottle up Mexican
port* nt once Official* admitted
this could be done, though they did
not admit early today this thin Is
the anticipated course.
The Pacific fleet is cn route to
the west coast of Mexico. Other
ships dot both coasts. All are ready
for action.
Tampico i* the special point men
tioned in blockade discussion. There,
p was said, a blockade could he laid
without hampering the supply of oil
for the British flee, from the held*
up the Panuco ri\er Thi- tipply
must not be stopped, nffii ml- - ay.
lest Great Britain and the I'nlted
State* become Involved in a dispute
The frank penalmism of Secretary
of State lainsing In hi* di-< ussion of
Mexico gave affairs .1 sinister turn
that he has not hitherto admitted
ms note to t’arran/; -aid to lie the
strongest document yet *• nt -onth,
was to he mailt pil lie during tin
and >
Mexican Ambassador Vtr*dondo
was slated for a conferenee with
Ijxn-dng this afternoon The ohject
of hi x j swa* not revealed If he
planned more efforis to have Ameri
can troops withdrawn, as some re
ports said, he was to he told once
for all this. now. I* Impossible
Reports of warlike declarations
from Mexican governors served to
show the trend of affair* though
they had not come officially h* r.
thi* forenoon
One state department message tv
vealcd that the cost of living ha*
risen find per cent in Pity
since June 1 For weeks past, chaos
has been pictured bv consuls Much
of thi* Information has been with
held in the hope that conditions
might take a turn for the heifer.
Many Americans remain In Mex
lco City, hut mo*t of these an
finally heeding repeated warnings
to leave.
Mobilization in many states pro
reeded rapidly today. Reports ifid'
rated that the northern states an
in the best State of preparedness.
Secretary of War Baker has not
yet. revealed orders to any slat* 1 to
move to the border, but with affair*
growing more sinister momentarily
these orders may come at any time.
I Classic Dancing
Carnival Feature
St**
jut - ’ '
ALEXANDRA HURST.
Who will present the rlnaalc
Greek "Spring dance," in the cab
aret to be given Thursday evtilng
in connection with the streni carnl
val on Chicago bivd west, between
Third ave and Hamllton-blvd., for
the benefit of the Animal Welfare
association
Miss Hurst Is a Iketrolt girl, who
ha* developed front a child enter
lalner at amateur affairs into
dancer of talent, and a teacher of
prominence. She will leave shortly
for New York for several weeks’
Instruction tinder Sergius BankofT
director of the Russian Imperial
ballet
Miss Hurst in conjunction with
Marcus I.a Blanche will stage sev
eral attractive numbers for the Ani
mal Welfare association carnival.
He’s Often Taken
For Justice Hughes
(L
»
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I
■ ■
DR. W. E. BUEHLER.
H*> Is In Detroit with the Chicago
delegation to the convention of the
Veiled Prophets. Because of the
sl'le of his whiskers he bears a
striking rescifiulancc to Justice
Hughes, Republican presidential
nominee. «nd ts often taken for the
candidate.
BOYS BE6IN
WARONTHE
PESKY FLY
Junior Sanitary
League Organizes
For the Season
HAROLD BERG IS
CHIEF INSPECTOR
1 5,000 Youths To En
ffa«:e In General
Clean-up
The annual tl\ swatting season is
now In full swing With the com
ing of the pleasure* and pests of
*iinnner and the usual resurrection
if the *crc« n* front the <lu.-t of the
Dtp and f'dlar. the winged little
foe of health and g« rm laden car
rier of disease once more I* ,to be
seen clinging to -croon doors, res
taurant pie* ,md bald hi ads And
with his r* turn comes also the an
ntial cr\ of Hw at the fly "
Foremost among those to go forth
and battle w r ith the bain of man’s
summertime existence is the Junior
Sanitary league, an organization of
two year*, which is composed of
5.000 Detroit boy- Those youthful
‘fly swatters.' with a perfected or
ganization and a detailed plan of
campaign, have started to war upon
the insect with a vigor and thor
oughness that threatens the com
plete annihilation of the species
Mnsca fVttnestlca.
With 40 captains, assigned to dlf *
ferent districts about the city, work
ing tinder Chief Inspector Harold
Berg, the boys are preparing to
wipe out the flv family and to gen
orally improve sanitary conditions
around the city.
The plan developed by the league
consists of scout work by the Indi
vidual "privates" working under the
various captains, lieutenants and in
spectnrs When a member of the
league discovers a place infested bv
files due to some remediable condi
tion, he notifies his captain, who In
turn makes n request of the person
n sponsible that the condition he
remedied. If nothing is done Ihe
health department is nottfled.
Henry F Vaughn, epidemiologist
of the hoard of health, will co-oper
ate with the youthful campaigners
and will handle the complaints they
bring to the department. Accord
ing to an announcement of the hoard
if health made at the end of las*
I mturner’s campaign, the number of
e.ises directly traceable lo the dl*
ease spreading activities of the fly
were reduced by half, owing to the
work of the Junior league
NO POSTERS ON
POLES OR TREES,
SAYS GILLESPIE
Police Commissioner John Gilles
pie. Tuesday morning, Issued an or
der that all political advertising on
trees or telephone poles he torn
down.
Complaint front the Safety Fltsf
Federation of America invited the
order when it was stated that sev
ernl linemen are dally being injured
by tack* and nails protruding from
poles, and that such Injuries often
cause blood poisoning The depart
ment also considers such poster* tin
sightly.
The order Is to take effect inline
dlately. Commercial advertising
matter Is Included
Exercises are to be held today
it Mlddlehury college In celebration
of the innth anniversary of John
Godfrey Saxe, the noted humorist
l*oet, and a Mlddlehury graduate of
’39.
Outbursts of Everett True.
z^. ,|V r/ HeYi sm.
», i* W//S>»T .DO YoV^B
mcan by cubing
POSTCRSV
The Evening Story
Bleeding Heart.
Copyright. 1910. Ity \\ Werner i
,\t the third persistent ciang of
the telephone lull Jean Bradlsh took
down the receive-, i-.vpertence fore 1
warned her that it would be David
Post's voice coming to her over the
w ire.
“You're going to Mr* Crippen s
bridge, Jean'’ That's too long a walk
for you I*et me take you in the
car ”
Between receiver and transmitter
Jean face twisted in a provoked
little grimace "Oh. thank you.
David." he replied, "but I shall starl
early and loiter, so I shan t mind.
There's a place or two I mean to
drop Into
"Then I'll be there to bring you
home."
"Well Jean laughed faintly ;
and hung up It seemed useless to
protest further. As she turned from )
the phone she met her mother's
eyes
"Whnt would you do with a matt ,
like that?" she asked despairingly
Mrs. Bradlsh. slender, calm and a*
lovely at fifty as Jean was at twenty j
five, passed her tatting shuttle back
and forth in two or three intricate
stitches before she replied "I
should marry hint."
"Mother!"
The shuttle became motionless "It
seems to no*, dear, that you are sub
jecting him to needless vivisection
You wouldn't hurt a fly yet you are
tearing David Post’s heart into hit*
every day. The worst of it I* you j
rather enjoy seeing hint squirm un
der your cruelty I hope there won’t
come a time you regret It.”
"But, mother, you don't tinder
stand If he suffers it is his own
fault. I don't want to keep him.
I’ve told hint so, yet he persists It's
every day and every day. I I'm
realy In a state of >lege, but when
all’s said and done, I shan’t marry
hint "
Mrs. Bradish did not speak aßaln
She merely ntnde her shuttle flv,
and after a moment's waiting for
something more Jean went upstairs
to get ready for the afternoon.
She hated bridge, she did not like
Mrs Crippen or the women she
should meet about the eard table*
However, one must do something
with one's time If one Is not ntar
ried It came to her that she might
have been married long ago to
David. But she was waiting for
someone better than David —no.
not exactly better, for he was good
enough, but different If she could
And a man like that wonderful Eng
lishman who had married Elsie Pe
vine! The Hon Percy Maxwell was
redolent of the odor of romance.
After all. It was the romance she
hungered for IJfe so far had been
simply an affair of facts—plain,
solid, sensible facts It was like
being fed on cold roast beef when
one wns dying for Ice cream and
chocolates. Not that Ice cream and
chocolates would make any kind of
a steady diet. Jean wanted her ro
mance, nnd she exported the titan
she loved to furnish her with it If
was David's misfortune that there
was nothlrg romantic about him. He
was as impossible of change as a i
problem In geometry. There were
no surprises In hint, and after four
years of his prosaic and persistent
wooing Jean had no mind to commit
herself to a long lifetime of the
•vatne
There was the usual little crowd
at Mr*. Crlppen's. the usual prizes,
the usual gown* And as usual Mrs
Larkin was late.
"Hhe’s got something new to wear
and wishes m make a sensation,"
said Mr* Parker richer spitefully.
Mrs. f’ar v er’s blue foulard w»s he
ginning to look rather dingy and
she knew It.
"Or the • gathering a freah bit of
DETROIT TIMES
By Condo.
go-sip to spring on us. Wonder
w hat it will In-." remarked Miss
J* s-itp. with a pondering look in
her eyes Misa Jessup circulated as
much news as did the weekly Tat
tler and was proud of it. Bui even
o. f-he scented a rival in Kate Lar
kin
\t five minutes past four Mrs
Larkin entered.
"It wasn’t anew dress this time. -
sigh* and .Mr>. Parker in relief
"Then it must have been "
Miss Jessup began.
"Oh. ladles’ The most awful
thing ha* happened.'* Mrs. Larkins
high voice sang through the rooms
like an overturn fiddle string
"That s why I’nt late You know
m.v husband and Mr. Post are such
friends ”
Jean lifted her head and took a
tighter grip on her cards. It was
the first she had heard about Ton.
i.arkin and David Post being friends
What did the woman mean, anyway
Someone was crying. ‘What's hap
pened ? Tell us."
Then Jean heard Mrs 1 arkln say
distinctly, "Mr. Post was crossing
Main stiept, with his head down,
deep in thought - lie's acted so wer
rled lately and he never saw or
heard a thing apparently till th<
motor truck struck him "
Jean crumpled forward upon the
card table. The next thing she
ktii-w she was sneezing into a bottle
of smelling salts She pushed it
away and got up on her feet. Then
quite firmly and without a word
she walked past them all out of the
room and out of Hie house
Mrs. Parker eame running after
her. "I'm going with you," she
said
Jean turned upon her fiercely
“You're not l don't want you.”
"But you'll g*-t run over, too
"I don't care. I wish I could."
Jean moaned.
She walked on rapidly. Present|v
she came to Miss Cosgrove's old
fashioned house, wiih its bit of old
fashioned garden hentnted In bv a
high Iron fence. Jean felt her
strength going suddenly and the
deathly faintness returning. She
leaned upon the fence to keep her
self from falling
What she saw as she leaned there
she will never forget In-- id* the
fence grew crisply a row of delicate
green plants, and springing from
these plants, strung on bending
stems, were hundreds of small pink
blossoms. "Bleeding heart"’ she
thought, and shuddered
Every fairy flower seemed to
mock, to accu-c her, a* if it. Indeed
were the warm, tender heart of the
man which she had Impaled on her
foolish fault of not loving where
she would have adored She covered
her face with her hands she felt
herself sinking in spite of the fence
A big. reliable arnt gathered her
up. a big, gentle band caught her
hands away from her face "Got to
you Just In time, eh?" said David
"What's the matter. Hnnev ’ Didn t
you hear nte toot at you as I tore
down the street after you ’ I called
at Mrs. Crlppen's. and they »aid
you'd gone. I was afraid you'd hear
about by being knocked down and be
so I Jumped info tit*' ear and hurried
right over It wasn't anything, voit
know. I almost got out of the way
ran over the tail of my coat that'*
all Com rt . get Into the car Now
you’re looking better, hilt, for God'
sake, don't cry I can t stand that
unless—unless It’s because you care
Jean "
"Oh, I do—l do'" sobbed Jean,
clinging to his arm
['avid turned on the power. "Don’t
say another word till we get to your
mother’s." he said. hrcnthles-lv
“Then—oh, Jean’”
Ten venrs ago Chnrte* E Hugh***
the present Republican nominee sot
president, was starting on his actlv*
career In politics bv campaignin'
against William R Hearst for th* -
New York governorship.
Marriage Licenses.
Will. A. Mneiker. lfc. Bertha <l.
Du nt. *l mu ti jj
Joseph i l .isHun, 22, Detroit, Nona
Iteinn-i, .t lie tiinati.
Russel lv Wini* r, .1, Hlldegard
Fpi* r. .’I
i limii<-» i 'ampbcll. 21, Goldie
Thompson, 22.
Harold j* Morris, 27. Detroit, Eve
lyn la*i id 27, t lii-iih, «»
Barney Bilk 6x. Anna Begun, 4*.
H* rtwit t III!. 27, Lillian Dorsey,
G- • rtf. I-;, k. .•:«. Mary Kittell, 71*
edelan Kropidluwski, J*. Antonina
Mnlinn J .
Artbui J l.iillo, River ltoug«, Min
in- M < 'axabon, 19, same.
Will in in lilt derich, 56, Harliara A.
Wilson, 53
Henry Schmidt, 22, Alice I-’,
foiln*oii, iy
I-rank Dunajczan, 2®; Josephine
Jttellx* m>ku, lit.
.1 din Kelly, 31. Eleanor It 1
Bbue , 19.
William <Howell. 36, Waupauck,
•• M it)l« Brown, 31, Lima. O.
Wl.idvslaw lllhmv.hK Helena
laro< ka. Jo.
Will in in M Bruce, 31, Bicknell,
but Dean Pinkstaff, 36, same.
Arthur It. Brewer, 21; lrvn* K.
Prochaska
Me hae| ijomoluwlri, 26; Walen
ivi.ii I-od*-s/< w ska.
W«it»-r Gilbert. 21. Detroit, Irma
' urtiMs, I'.*, Muskegon.
Warren Graf 26. Ella lieffllng. 26.
John Ki-ii.pi senski 32, Stanlalawa
H Sobczak. 18.
Howard L. Norrla, 24; Dorla D.
Colton. 17. 0
Waller Llndtilom, 23. Pearl Rob
ert*. 26
I Brands), 25, Katherlna
Taylor. 2t.
Walter If. Kiann, 22; Gladys Fair
banks, ji.
■laim- I* t'arnea, 35. Detroit; Ada
M S bolz, .'j Woodstoi k. Ont.
Howard E Norris. 24. Detroit.
I 'or li I* Colton. 17, liamtramck.
W’alter I.i ml bloom. 21, Pearl ltob
•ru, :5
I an Mi-yro, 33. Highland Park, An
na I ’opes* vi. 14. same.
• 'harle* Henning, *O, Belle Colli*.
\be| Allard. 24. Detroit; Julia For-
I- it. 21. Ml. Diemen*
Vlfied l-‘ Herrmann, 25, Elai« M
llofman. 22
lohn Kosienskl, 34; Mary pogo
zi'l.-k*. JO.
I 111 nmni H Davis, Kleria, O , 54.
M.ii'iUi:t< I’axeon. 46, same.
H m > i; l-'orbush. Elsie Brandt
n*-r, J.
'••• H Hildebrand. 30, Myrtle
\ e k' i y , 3<i
'vlli. a in Kehmerllng. 36; Martha
Put ial z, 39
Catru k J Murphy. 25, Marie O’Con
nor, 22.
Peter a Barnes, 60. Lima, 0.. Mar.
H-iret A. Hliks, 52, same.
Lewi* ,\ Bedard, 26, Detroit.
Glad's J Downs 21, Portsmouth, N
II
Bavmond J. Carroll, 22, Pauline
H• -rr• n• h. 22
B.ilph Pbonoksky, 20, Jennie Bind
en, 19.
liny W'lliiixon, 21. Madeline Len
nox. 17.
1 re. I*r n- k w Hornirtscher, 26. Kllu
I. I.amtieit, 22
• 'inirles >. Mills, Jt, Edna E. Rolf,
lames M. I.aughlin. 36, Jeunle
Plant, 29
Herman Kramer, 24; Carey L.
I»i uni ntonvl J l
William l Curtis, il. Detroit. Tilla
V Mill, 14, St Thomas, unt.
living, y.umlier, J 6, Bose Israel, 22
\nthonv |. Si hneider. 26.
< j Col burn 21
Trumin Moore, 68. st*-am*-r Olcott;
1 loniu Kelt hum. 64, L<>raine, <»
Ivt • r Ki a w 'uty sznv. 21. Detroit;
80/.m)lh Sti-faniak, 18. Highland Park
- hlilp T Moran, J'. Eva C. Erl, 20,
Si.inlcv Barran, 2J. Anna Kokiw
ziak. Jl.
Martin B Biley, 36. Clara S. Estell,
l »ter L Towne, 26 Flora /.Ink. 20.
I rank P Beil, 36. Indianapolis.
Ind Minnie Artrees, 56. same.
l-.iialv M Stewart. 58, Cambridge,
M.v - Anna K James. 10, Detrfdt
Clareni e H Harris. 2t. Tltelma K
Boberts, 19.
Joseph Xederntey er, 22, Columbus,
i• . Maty AJ F.pt. 2*. same,
J lOmmett Sairin, 27. DeUa A
8.-urssneur, 26
Thomas .1. Hatpin. I*. Fllen M Car
roll. 58
John R aalik, 23 Zofla tacek. 21
Leo V. Kolti, 21. Marysville, O .
Frances tew ell, 2*. same
Henry (' I’ross, 21. Iva A McKin
str.v. 21
Hubert T Mullen. 38, Bertha Cp
liouse, 28
Henry Paschal. 2j. Fannie Hull-
Itard, 53.
Hulhert J. Haas. 23; Marie T. Lan
nen. J 2.
Kin" Fletcher, St. Paul, Minn.;
Maiy A llavill. 25. I>etroit.
lames Champagne, 21; Martha
Srhowhow-, 19
John Flshhack, 2°; Florence
Sciimled. 19
James Close. 31, Vinnn; Rrdvertlne
I.emieus, 27. same.
T.evviM Libengood, 22. I.eltlin John.
18
Henry W Datnrow, 28. t>etroit,
Martha M W'olfrom. 26, Mt. Clem
ens
Thomas B Whitney, 28. fietrolt;
Bessie I’uiken. 21 Connell Bluffs
Joseph B Smlechowskl, 22. Mae D
Oakes. 2i
George H Kormanek. 21, Detroit
l-’thel J, Warwick. 19. Wyandotte.
\V 4111 am Powell, J 5 Ktioxvllie
Trim Dorothy Beam, 19, same
Edwin Armstrong 21: lUlhc Borg
hardt, 19.
Arthur Long, 31 oja Richmond, 31
Vincent Pautv, 23; Theresa Wargas,
*O.
Deaths
Basel Thlemer. 495 Jos Cgmpau, 3
years, dlphtherisi. Anna Klersch, 387
McDougall, J3 years, pulmonary tu
herculnsi*. Robert Young. Receiving
h'-spltal. 6 years, inquest pending
Lily 1. Benson. 29 Stanford. 30 years,
hemorrhage; Louie Polo, 591 Myrtle,
about 46 years, gastric hemorrhage.
Alice Axford, Harper hospital. 58
years, intestinal obstruction, Susan
Scott. 147 Avery, 59 years, cancer of
stomach Nicholas Zahlrl, Ml 9 Hol
comb, about 62 years. apoplexy
Philip Drlnkaus. 1J79 Seyburn. 6S
years, chronic nephritis. Helen L.
Keenoy, 322 Klizabeth west, 9 years,
diphtheria William Kuhn. 176 Antte
t.vm, 65 years, acute parenchymatous
n* pi litis, Fv-a B Cron. 883 Concord.
79 ve»is, senility, Frank Laforet 129
Wight J 5 years, pulmonary tuhercu
loaia, Donald De Schryver, 925 Fast
Fort, 5 years, mitral Insufficiency
Charles Marhovlchs, Children's Free
hospital. 21 days. a< ute parenchyma
tous nephritis. Ida Hogan, 947
Twelfth, 35 years, cardiac embolism.
Hannah C. Mathewson, Grace hospi
tal. 60 years, dlahetis stargaret Ba
goal, 590 South. 8 months, capillary
bronchitis; Mrs. Charles Sessions
Harper hospital, 46 years, intestinal
obstruction Selma G»nthe Grace hos
tdtal. 50 yeara, carcinoma of gall
bladder.
Mortuary.
KI.nRK.nt4R Flixa B. aged «2 wld
ov.- of John V D , mother of Curfi*
B Funeral Thursdav at J .10 p
m. from 252 Putnam-ave KlndP
omit flowers.
"Try Bemb Floral Service ”
“Flowers for Everj’hotJy”
The 1,. Bemb Floral t onipany.
Albert Pochelon.
Main 2002 153 Bstea-st.
C. E. BIRD & CO.
Funeral Directors
27 West Hancock Ave
Phone Grand 215® Detroit. Mich
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WANTED Timekeeper. Apply man
ager's office *t S o’clock Tuesdav
Western t'nion Telegraph Cos., Sh*l.
by and Congress.
v \\ T'KT> Knob and tub men high
• *.t wages to competent men Phone
North 6977-J.
WANTED Truck driver, *te*dv work
and good wages National Rlscult
Cos., 47-66 East Wood bridge.
WANTED Night sulo watcher, good
wages to right man white. Pasa
dena Garage, East 2662.
WANTED Young men 16 to 25 year*
of age to ]e*rn trade Applv Pen
insular Stove Cos., superintendent'*
office.
36 ANTED -An assistant In shipping
room Safety Furnace Pipe Cos., 1212
Second -eve.
WANTED- Four or 5-room fiat wit* l
In mile circle. Box E. No 12
Time*.
anon HORRESHOFR wanted 167
Caa*.
3 1 > i Nll If AN about fig *
foe purchasing office work 79$ On
bldg
TOT "NO MAN for W»n E Metzger Cos
s*ll-60', Woodward-ave
HELP W 4NTKD—a'FWU.F,
AAAAAAA A A A A A A A
WANTED A competent girl to do
general housework at 24 4 Van
l>yke-avr Telephone Eaat 2299.
AAA *IIRJ. for general house
work, pleaaant treatment and good
wage* Cadillac 176 u3l Mnple-at.
\ | x \ girl for kitchen work.
two In family. Moat he a good
cook. 168 charlotte.
A Experienced xxaltress, lunch. d>n
n* i Applv I<> pi to 5 30, 21 Willi*
«*st. Grand 1832-7.
\ *}*m»D. reliable ihamhertnald. r»f
iien ■ ••* \pnly Hotel Hioadwell
114 Winder-st.
x MIDDLE- BIRD woman to i
in general housework 25.8 Lin
coln -axe.
ACTIVE and capable w->man to work
f->r huahi»*nl':i room and hoard ami
wages 730 Cass
BINDERY i)ll(lg) wanted Detroit
Printing A stationery Co s, 3o Li
brary.
i’ \ NVAHMKRH I'* |>er xx e.*k atid
commission \ppl> 44 2 Bru«h-af .
'•a m. m 4 p m
•*4 >M PET E77T GIRL who .an conk
good Wages 116 LaSalle-b| • and
Phone Walnut 162
DISHWASHER No Sunday work
Cl 2 Woodward, over tailor store
KLTiERI.Y l»Af'3’ for offl * work.
Dr. S<horr. 1.336 Hasttngs-»t.
111.1. P U'ANTKD—FKU \LB
I EXPERIENCED colored or white
girl f..r general housework, re
laundry work good wage*; city
references 860 Secon«l-*ve
EXPERIENCED resident laundress
for private family; high wages
Aj.plv 10,10 (Iruaa* I’olnTe Shore*.
Tel Hhk 2122
l EXPERIENCED counter girl. Apply
at on> e Kal'tsen's Cafeteria. Clif
ford and Woodward
EXPERIENCED AOENTS for vacant
and Improved property. 312 Hol
den bldg
I lItST-CLASS stenographer who has
had experience In construction
work Ijarrowe construction Cos.,
lilt* 3Voodw’ard-ave.
FOLDING MACHINE operator want
ed. must understand plunger type
machines Tullai Envelope Cos.,
fourth floor. If. W <’onpr<*K»-st
KXPERTEN* 'Eli WAITRESS at once.
Applv 231 John R
GIRL for general housework In
small family Call Immediately
14*1 Philadelphia east North tlf," 1
GIRL for general housewoi k must
understand plain cooking 8* p, r
week. no laundrx work. Call 315
Caas-ave., near Warren
OtRL for genernl housework; must
he experienced. best xvage* paid
Phone Hemlock 2826-.I i':i'i 2!*
Tyler-ave
GIRL wanted to work in confection
ery and aaslat xvlth housework
1234 Fiacher Ridge HB7 ft
GIRL OR WOMAN wanted for hoiiae.
xx*ork Apply at 107 E. Congtea*.
GIRL for general houaework. Ap*
plx 235 Twenty-fifth.
j GIRLS for work In bottling room
Silver Springs Water Cos.. Third
and Baltimore.
[ GOOD GIRL foi general housework:
no washing *7 167 Hancock W
iGt *OD COMPETENT GIRL xvanted
sot general housework: no wash
ing Inquire 163 Culvert.
Goon WAITRESS wanted. Apply
1231 Gratiot.
INSIDE WIKKMAN; must he first
class men Apply 516 Trumbull,
basement.
Nt'llSK GIRL *';«ll immediately Ilf)
Philadelphia ea-i Hickory 669-J.
NI'RSE xvlth experience xx anted f• • r
July 10. for care of tw’o-year-old
box Must haxe best reference*
and he willing to go away for the
summer Apply thia xveek to 156.7
Jefferson east
oi l ||'E GIRL wanted. .712 Holden
hldg.
S\ I ,'-'SLA Dl ES Wc want two sales
ladies at once, a chance to make
ssu per xveek 303 Farxvelj hldg.
sits ion A PHER An experlenreil
.voting lad\ of good nppearance;
must he rardd and accurate typist
70.5 Ga* bldg
ETENOORAPHER wanted; first-class
position xvill he permanent If your
services are satisfactory Apply
39 i New Tdegranh i .da
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
WANTED
Owing 1 to th« constantly in
croasinp number of calls, we
require additional operators.
Pay while learning. Advance
ment rapid. No slack season.
Apply
Michigan State
Telephone Cos.
C*»r. John R. and Madison.
W INTER 1... and x of ne.it appearance,
familiar with Detroit, accustomed
ft. the use of telephone and xvilllng
t<> work. Applv 702 Breitmeyer
bldg
WANTED Good virl for housework;
no xx'ashlng, modern house, good
xvages. lost Cass, corner Ferry.
WANTED An experienced saleslady,
must speak Getman; reference u
E. Kaplln. 712 Gratiot.
WANTED Experienced skirt opera
tor. O. K. Skirt fin., 397 Wnodxvnrd.
WANTED Girl foi general house
wnrk; small flat; family of three.
North 3518. 1002 Second-axe.
WANTED Girl- for clerical work In
bookkeeping department. Apply
Mr. i lurry. Western T'nion Tele
graph Cos.
YOt’NG GIRL to assist with house
work: small family adults; go
home nights: tl p**r week. 162
Euclid-live. west. Phone North
3131-J,
YDI’NO GIRL to assist with hoiiae
work and care of one ehlid: three
In family. Address 403 Virginia
PHrk. North 267 5 - .1.
YOt’NG LADY for souvenir store
Phone Cadillac 3135.
At TO M u 1111,13a
AT, ADD IN GARAGE sl6 55 Alima’
terlal complete. Shipment made
dav order received. Call 607 Ford
bldg , or nhone Main .786*5.
Bl BJM3XS omiim Mi iF.a
OR< >* l.I: A AND ’ONFRt’TI« tNKRY
A aacriflre if sold by Wednesday
Seven connecting looms, latgc gar
den; inventory sß.sort; rent S2O n
come 8150 pei' W'-' k. pr*rr $760
cash You must bux by Wednes
day if for the above price Ce.bir
ill R
QUICK PROFITS Build an Aladdin
House on your lot and make quirk
and profitable turnover. Call 607
For I hldg , ->r phone Main 3860
PRHBO.7 81,■*
NOTICE If any poor girl Is In trou
ble needing advice, friendship or
help, xx rlf> or «ull « n SECRETARY
MA RO 3 RET Dt’KFY. *93 fort-at
west. Salvation Arinv.
it Dl ro it» x - xi; <M ii i xxi :m s
CASH for old f.tls * dh. gold crowqs.
broken Jewelrx-, diamond*, watches,
etc., full value paid Liberty Rfg
Cos 97 Wnodw'd, 4th floor elevafor
TO It l \ I- 11 (> I » I »
Hannan Rental Agency
A free list of h'>u-. s arid fiats Call
In person at the obb -t and largest
real estate ex -n'riig. In Michigan
1 M. <SItA'A RLDU
i*i liiA I—NOON*
HOTEL FRANKLIN -
Cor I.arnri and Hat. u.iy a Mock
from Woodward *nd Jefferson ave*.
and onlx hall a block from the new
Interurhan waiting room Extra
fine rooms at 7Jc, $i and fl 50 per
day
I.v ROE FR< 'NT R« »M ■ • ''•n In
ute* from Packard's 53*T Rohns-ave.
\8 %\ 1KI)—ro Ktt it BTint
v ' EXt ii kNOK you* old fu/ntt ire
for new or give vmj .ash Main
* '0» 163 Michigan tee
»t«* m: » l i <» 8 -
CONST RI'CTIoN LOANS Liberal
amounts. .1 F Weber. 104 Oratlet.
WF. BUY LAND CONTRA«"rsT
Detroit Land Contract Cos.
US 113 Hammond Bldg <*ad. 5*16
Kim * UK—MIM 1
HAINES’ WIGS, 11
TOUPEES |
And Ladies’ Hair Good* , 1
Best made Wigs and Too*
>ocs in the world for th« H
money. Ladies’ Hair Goods j
wholesale and retail. Fine first .1
luality French Hair Switches j
find Hair Goods. Prices right. *
Established in present Hair jj
''tore—lß79—over 37 yeari.
76 GRAND RIVER AVE. W. j
2 Doors from Bagley Ave. j
WM. A. HAINES •
Typewriters—Late Models
_ ■'T»i I'Kierwood, Corona. 3
H jyal. Smith, Kinlnf*
ton. slu to 1.0; or rent
TFffftifrJ? *■ to month, Detroit
Typewriter Cos.. ISO Jef
ferson. near Woodward.
Main »10«. 9
TENOR M ANDOLIN HA KOAIN—One 'i
I.' land Hrilllantone Mando; genuine
ro.-u wood buck and sides; ebony ■■
trimmed. Inclosed patent heads; 1
used less than two months; like i
n> w, regular $35 style Thla week
sl7 take?* it with leather-bound
nut van <aso. ORINNKLL BROS.'
Branch. 57 Monroe.
Typewriter Bargains
sls to ssu, direct from tactory, easy
terms UNDERWOOD, ROYAL. CO
RONA. etc Hunting $1 5o up. Lark* j
eat stock in city, U. S TTPE-
W Ill'll-. It CO., Cadillac 6696. 7 Cam
pus Murtlua. next Detroit opers
house.
*_•*;<i FnR KNABi; PIANO—Fine roee
wood whs $6oo; full else; sweet
tom finely refinished. Wonderful
value on ep.«y terms. GRINNELI*
BROS., $46 Wood ward
ALADDIN REaUI-CUT HOME—Save
four profits by building thla way.
Call at 607 Ford bldg or phone
Main 386 u for full Information and
prices.
$1 ok FOR WILLARD PIANO, regu
lar $250 style; rich mahogany;
thoroughly modern; wonderful
value. See our window. Easy
terms ORINNF.LL BROS.' Branch,
67 Monroe. * >;S
SODA FOUNTAIN, hilitaro and pool
tables, new and second-hand. Geo.
Marsh <'•> . 20 E At water. K Z terma.
s:>2 FOR TAYLOR & FARLEY OR
GAN, was SB3; solid walnut; B oc
taves. 12 stops; knee swells; coup
lers. flm condition. Easy terma.
ORINNF.LL BUt>B.' Branch, 67 Mon
roe.
ROOMS Furniture for roemi com
plete, $1 week .Sumner, Mich. A 4th.
PTt >IIAGE furniture, nearly new. bar*
giln price Sumner Cos.. Wlcr.. 6 Ith.
rOR SALR—BBSIDKJICI PIIOPICRTY
. ... —... < i ————— mm
WHY PAY HIGH RENT when you
esn huy a coxy bungalow for a
small payment down and 1 per cent
monthly'' Let us show you what
w. have. Call Grand 3732 after
7:30 evenings
.' ■— ■ ■■ '■ - ' —— mmmmm ———^
IF YOU HAVE A HOUSE nr 6-famlly
flat and your prices are right wa
can sell them for you. Call Orand
3732 after 7 30 evenings.
DICKINSON’S GUIDE FOR
REAL ESTATE BUYERS
Prices, terms, streets snd numbers
of over 200 different properties gar
month. A telephone call will gut
vmi on our mailing list. Cadillac
333. or address Dickinson Real
Estate Exchange. 23 Campau bldg..
Detroit, Mich.
5-Room House, $298
Complete material for building a 6-
room cot tire $298. Save four prof
its. Call 807 Ford bldg., or phona
' Main 3860.
i
204 VANCOUVER—Two-story single;
$4,>60. Walnut 3104-W
FOR MU—VACANT LOTS
$26 TAKES EqThTY
Four l"t«. each 35x150 ft., for sl7s,
' wh<ch If t a lot, 15 minutes from
1 t' hill, out Grand River. Think
of ,t l lots for $375. Terms. Own
: er. box E, No. 35. Times.
ROY A Have smell
I j I taken foi ■ »*h at onoe.
Rot b, D* irolt Times,
Modem Bungalow $595
< • building flve
r .. m modern bungalow $595 Shlp
ler received.
Pall 607 l ord bldg or phone Main
3860.
Kill sii.k—(Alias.
iloosahatehee River 310
I icics, fronting mile and half on
Dixie Highway Write uulck for
rie«‘ riptlon and price. Address
I'oak \ydelett. Tullshoma. Tenn.
H IH'I II—MAL KITATI
WANTED
A number of good lots with water
nt.-l * u.r for building at once.
\\ 11 t>i up to $1,900 per lot and
nt • fc> tl n n in lots of five or more.
Box B. No. 1. Times.
L‘iT OWNERS Double your ordin
ary profits by building an Aladdin
F idt-Cut House. Quick erection.
.XT-ill lv low costs. Call at once.
Id* r phona Main tit#.
5*40 ft for a two
fav.ilv. * hud) able Walnut 3tt-w
i «tu a a lb—HKsnarn
jF< >R SAl.i: \T LA KE fifUON-Tvo
!<»r\ boarding house, |1 rooms,
st ii lo.it. turn woodshed, chick
n park, outside eellsr, large gar
do- Al- • high-class fastest motor
bat ■ ■»• 1 s Ice Dr. C A DeCou, look
box '.’'i6. I'ontla-. Mich.
sTtilt At.!'. AMI I ART AOB
ACME -Borage mammoth warehnuae.
St<-age, moving M 899. 41 Oilman.
CUN'RAL STORAOE CO., moving,
pa- king fireproof: rates right. Mo
i toi van- for suburban movtak.
Phon- • ■idillac 3*
RGEML BIIQ3 Storage. Cartage and
Pa king Office, IHJ Alfred R.dge »•
TARTY MOVING to California na
rent pert of . ar. Central Storak*
Cos. CadUlae 39
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