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TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1917.
TEACHERS
CA.i’ f SAVE
IN DETROIT
Asaociation Shows Av
erage Saving Is But
sls Per Year
The Detroit Teachers’ association
la convlncel that teachers ta the
rubltc schools abouid bar# hotter
salaries. It la not ao much aa ap
peal for tba teachers a« for the
youth of tba city The Teacher' aa
aoclatioa believes that unlees batter
aalarlea are provided tbe pupils will
not be able to have tbe high class
of teachers who now preside over
the classes.
A memorandum from the teachers
has been forwarded to the common
council and board of oatlmatee with
statistic* regarding salaries and llv
inf coot. In which the proposed sal*
ary Increases are discussed.. The
communication has been signed by
Edwin L. Miller, general chairman
of the association, and statistics are
submitted showing that It Is difficult
If not Impossible for one to be a
teacher without running into debt,
unless assisted by relatives.
The communication Is In the na
lure of an appeal that tjie children
of Detroit be well taken care of and
It declares that the school pupils
are actually In Jeopardy because of
j'jbe lowness of school teacher*’ sal
aries. It sets forth that the aver
age salary Is 11.100 a year or less
Then It goes on to show that the
average coat of living Is 1796.M0 a
year for one peraon. These figures
w#&> compiled before It became ao
expensive to live, ao that the cost
now is greatly In excess of the flg
ures given
Tbe estimate la for a single per
son, however, tho msny of the teach
ers have one or more depending
upon them The allegation Is that
at present rates it Is Impossible to
be a school teacher without running
Into debt. The teachers also draw
attention to the fact that they re
ceive less money than do factory
hands and laborers, yet tbev are ex
pected to produce up to-the minute
educational results. The basis of
comparison of salaries of former
THE UNITED SAVINGS BANK OF DETROIT
STRICTLY A SAVINGS BANK
o rmsas maccTOM
I**6 »• ISLAND, rwUSwl THANK B. LSI.AND.
IH» M. WABNBH. VIM-fru AI.SVRT f. PM4 K.
* . VNY M IHSMKSRBANN. VlwSrM. SKXHT W. ITAVDiRT.
< iivNi.Fs a. raAsas. os*m.r. tmkd s ta «hm:ii.
JAMKS a. BARKHAM. Wt Catbltr. RRVRT S. IINSKRHAVIV.
LAtBRVK BASSBTT. Allrntr LAVKKNB BASSBTT
Condensed Statement of Condition, March 5, 1917
RESOURCES
Municipal Bonds and Real
Estate Mortgages $6,438,170.53
i
Cash on hand and in banks 1,336.518.86
Total $6,774,684.89
It it worthy of every depositor’s attention to note that the resource* of this
bank consist entirely of Municipal Bonds, Real Estate Mortgages and Cash on
hand and in bank*. Safety |/ Qt compounded semi • annually,
is thus assured depositors, the highest rate paid by any
besides interest is paid at bank in Detroit.
itavtmr'it isownro sbawtr or pw mit» um amrti or
niu sasa diwino tub urr roi rthbm tsar* as
TSBT APrSAR OS Til RJSOORO* OP TM
PTATB BARKISM DIPARTHItT i
o* awaits Asset*
February 4, 1»0I I 101.701 47 9 104.062 II
January 11. 1»04 ~ 140.15* 17 460.669 54
January 11,1101 471,406 17 111. 122 16
January 2t. 1104 141.24121 111,731 45
January H. HOT 1,571.805 29 1,111,561 75
February 14. 1104. 1,411.474.12 1.720JH 60
February 4, 1104 1.470.556 48 1.f46,110.91
January 11.1114. 1.195,71176 1,411.104 46
March 7,1111 1,471,61* "0 1.001.760 11
February 10. 1111. 8.194.42 1.647.617.41
February 4, 1111 4.086,20':>« 4,406.041 10
January 11. 1114 4.512.6&6 12 6,174.140 01
March 4. 1116 4.147 116 60 6.441.416 14
March 7. 1114 1.141,201.14 4.414.116 64
March 5. 1917 96,090,394.08 $6,774,684.39
Ope* Monday evening trem • to • o'clwck
Send for Booklet. Banking by Mall."
204-206 Griswold Street
“Delay”
Spells “Danger”
SECURITY
TRUST
COMPANY
DETROIT
years with tboee of the present,
predicated on the present cost of llv
Ing, show that Detroit teacher* are
now receiving. In effect, $2.13.31 tor
each 1600 of aalarlea. Thle is U»
comparison with food and rent
prices of 1916. Aoeordlng to the flg
ures of the teachers, the purchasing
power of a teacher's salary In De
troit Is lower than In any other city
In the state.
The survey of the mod* of life
of teachers In Detroit school* show*
that 131 teachers are unable to save
anything from their salaries. 80
aft unable to exist on their salaries
an<r must be helped by relatives,
more than 700 cannot afford to
carry any kind of Insurance; the
average saving per teacher is $16.4D
a year.
Under the tow wage schedule, the
survey shows, the man teacher can
not afford to marry until he has
been In the service for at leaat live
years. The percentage of male
Teachers unmarried Is 2$ •; tbs per
rentage of married male teachers
without children is 3T 2; average
children per family of male teach
ers, 1.8. The survey shows also that
with the exception of Buffalo and
New Orleana, Detroit school teach
ers receive leas pay than do those
of any other large city In the coun
try.
U-BOAT CREW
SURRENDERS
I.ONDON. March 9 —efty Mill )
Mutiny aboard a German U-boat aid
ed by the demoralising effects of a
submarine bomb, msde the diver a
prise of the British admiralty and
her crew the witling prisoners of a
patrol boat. The German officers
were missing and were probably dis
posed of by the erew.
A British patrol boat made the
capture. If approached a merchant
WMsel which whi being held up by
the submarine. The latter sub
merged. Then tt ceme to the sur
face and tbe crew scrambled to the
deck aloft. They were captured.
ALDERMEN CUT
PIGEON HOUSE
A plan to erect a home In Grand
Circus park to house the several
thousand pigeon* that are seen
(round the downtown streets was
obstructed by the council parks and
boulevards committee, Monday
morning Tbe vldermer voted not
to allow an item oj 12.600 asked
for this purpose. All members of
the commitiee voted for cutting the
Item with tbe except .on of Aid. Rob
inson
VrlallM—plain Ms4—(ba(
to ripkt—n»ra Jew n»wt. — Main (MS
You have doubtless often
thought of making a Will
and safeguarding the interests
of those dependent upon you.
Why delay and run unneces
sary ri*ks?
Security Trust service is at
your disposal. Come in and
consult us at any time
MENDEL, by Gilbert Cannan, a re
markable story of s family of Pol
ish Jews who omlgrato to Eng
land and live In London.
Ollbert Cannan belong* to the
younger group of English novelists
who seem to partake of the nature
of tbs Russian* In their gripping
reality and their ability to put into
words tbs vital experiences of life.
U was this author who discovered
for us “Jean Christoph." and Is
translated ,4nto English so faithfully
that w* ipse little of the power of
the original Moodal, the little Jew
boy. reminds us of Jean Christoph,
tho he has more of tbe curious
primitive desire for the true values
of Ilf# than had the other. Mendel
becomes a genius and goes thru
the different phßses of the artist s
existence. Ills father, hard. cold,
yet passionately clinging to his
Ideals; his mother, Idealistic, full
of love, yet with a broad, splendid
practicality, are masterpiece* Hl*
girl friends are drawn with a grasp
of truth which seems to place Mr.
Cannan in the lead. The days for
the story for the young parson are
passtng. We now demand literature
for our Action. England Is respond
ing nobly, but vies commissions,
self supporting, are handcuffing
America with steel clamps
George H. Doran, publisher. New
York; $1.60.
e • •
AURORA THE MAGNIFICENT, by
Gertruds Hall, a novel which has
been running In the Century mag
azlne for aomo month*, but which
la now out In book form.
Taking crude Americans, New
Englanders preferably, and trans
porting them to the roflned. cultured
atmosphere of Italy, is not anew
idea. W. D. Howells did It in one
of his first stories. “The Lady of
the Aroostook." and it ha* been
popular ever since. But this l» a
thoroly well written and sane storr
without any exaggeration* of style
or matter. Aurora Is the natural,
simple product of her surrounding*
and reta.ns her sweet, generous na
ture thru the vicissitudes of the so
cial life of Florence. Oerald Fane
Is the cold, critical type which Is
evolved when a man becomes blase
and Is a bachelor. He cannot trust
himself and his own feelings until
the last chapter when he succumb*
to the Inevitable All of Aurora *
crudity annoys him and all of her
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock ... T. $ 600,000.00
Surplus (all earned) 160,000.00
Undivided Profits 14,290.81
Reserved for Taxes, etc... 20,000.00
Deposits (all savings).... 6,090,394.03
Total $6,774,684.39
BOOK REVIEWS
HORNBLOWER £ WEEKS
-MEMBERS-
New York, Boston and
Chicago Stock Exchanges
Ordexs Executed bi An Security Market*
J. J. HAYES, Manager
261 Penobscot Building, Detroit, Mich.
DETROIT TIME*
goodnesa and cxn be ranee of spir
its warms his critical soul. He dose
not iu* an to love her and treats her
shamefully and she accepts It all
with the bigness and loveliness of
a true woman. He Is her child and
she loves even his faults. Just how
a life together will turn ont w# are
not permitted to know. The book
Is well worth reading. Interesting
fr* m the first chapter to the last.
The Century company, publish
ers New York; $l6O
• • •
the STINGY RECEIVER, by ffle
anor Hallowed Abbott, la • little
book oasy to put In one's peek at.
It Is also an entertaining story
and, as usual, about an Invalid.
Juat why Miss Abbott prefers
si' k people, we do not know. But
anyway, sba does and the young
doctor is usually the hero about
which the tale revolves. The young
d< ctor this time Is of the variety
which goes to the root of tblnge
and practice* the neurologist's moat
modem tactics. siven a woman of
s*'. rich, and sick because she has
no interest In life, the move of the
doctor Is naturally, to provide an
Interest. This he does by arrang
Inga never ending process whereby
tnc sick woman may be able to give
things away; this being her special
hobby. The invalid’s comptainla
that people a’-e such “stingy receiv
ers” gives the title to the book.
The giver would like a little vicari
ous Joy. reflected from the Joy of
the receiver, but almost never Is
satisfied. Anyway tt la an original
Idea and worth a few hours* time
The Century company, publishers,
New York sl.
• • s
CARTOONS, by Luther 0. Brgdley.
a volume of cartoons reproduced
with a biographical sketch of the
uneventful life of the artist by
Henry J. Smith.
I Jit her D. Bradley, known ewer
the country as one of the best Amer
ican cartoon artists died suddenly
in his home near Chicago In Jana-t)
ary. Hr was away from his work
. but a week and what he has left
| shows that his last thoughts were
ou the great European conflict and
the part America might be called
upon to play He was an advocate
of preparedness, tho not of war.
and one can trace the intensity of
his feeling in his pictures. This
book has been published assn ap
preciation by Ms friends and will
be of historical value, as well. In
howlng the history of tbe times In
tlctures.
Hand McNally A Company, Chl
npo, publishers
• • •
HE TIGER'S COAT, by Ellxabsth
Dejeans, an absorbing story In
which a canny Scotchman, a Mex
ican and an artist, with the com-
All books reviewed on this
nage can be obtained from
MACAULEY BROS.
BOOK STORK
78 Library Avt.
ltd
Hr
RE-ELECT
JEFFRIES
for JUDGE
Recorder’s Court
1 —
aithful Public Service
plat# outfit of artigtie tempera
mont, play Important parte.
Would anyone expect a Scotch
man to fail violently in loro with a
ftrl who la an Indian (part Mexi
can! «py, who has decal vad him In
a shameless manner? The Scotch
man thought It wax “all off” but
the reader know bolter. FYnm the
time bo found her In her rod kt
raoaa np In tbo mountain! he was
a "goner “ As for the art let. It
couldn’t bo helped that he ehould
hare brain etorma over anything
•© entrancing I y beautiful and eo
mysteriously pnoay footed aa tbla
young creature la. Add to that the
fact that ahe consented to let him
paint her pioture and fill in the
ohapter* with tome descriptive mat
ter and let It go at that But thli
amaetng Indo-Mextean la a real
woman She loves the Scotchman
with a real, aelf aactiflclng lore.
She is willing to leave him for bis
own good, only he cannot stand It
and she comes back We leave them
together and feel tolerably certain
that thing* will )og along In the
beaten path of Ihrlng happily ever
afterwarda
Bobbe Merrill company. Indianapo
lis; 91 60.
e e e
MOSES IN FARAQRAFHB. by Bert
Moose, Is a email volume, well
gotten up by the Reycreftera, con
taining aphorism* on all ktntfe
and manner of things from soul
saving to the care of automo
bile*.
Tbla book la dedicated to people
not faatldloua about Addisonian
English by one who doe* not take
life too seriously. It contains moat
of the wisdom of Marcus Aurelius
done up In short paragraphs but
with a slightly different accent. It
has a decided tinge of modern life
even while giving up philosophical
recipe* by which to live and breathe
and we are plunged from the heights
Into the commonplace often with a
Jolt. But the author is no poeer
He does Just what he says on tho
first page and here are one or two
of the “paragraphs” as specimens;
"About the only thing .you can do
today without violating a law ia to
breathe. Thank Qod that congress
hns kept its hands off the ozone ’
"No matter which path you take —
whether osteopath, homeopath or al
lopath—lt leads but to the grava."
"There Is only one real excuse for
war and that Is peace.”
Bert Moees, No. 576 Flfth-ave.,
New York. |1
ELIZABETH 8. HITCHCOCK
U-BOATS SINK 76
SHIPS, SAYS BERLIN
BERLIN. Tla Bayrilla Wlrelann,
March 27. German submarines
have sunk during the laat few days
a total of 25 steamships. 14 sailing
ships, and 37 trawlers. In addition
to losses already made public, an
official announcement stated
In addition to the ship losses an
English biplane was destroyed by
gunfire from submarines.
OHIO HOUSE
GREETS RUSSIA
COLUMBUS. O, March 26—The
Ohio house of representatives today
adopted a resolution congratulating
Russia on the overthrow of autoc
racy and pledging America's aid
and encouragement to that nation
Marriage Licenses
Arthur Madge. 21; Katherine
Burks, 11.
Vlotor Kochi* It. Greenfield; Milks
Bogovtch, 11. tarns.
Michael Jakuh. 21; Marla .Tonk. If.
Ouetaf Oustavteon, 20 Christine H.
MoOletsh. 11.
Raymond A. Gladding. 21. Detroit;
Jtds M Haakln. 11. Hhoda Island
Winfield F Weir. 24. New Tork;
Mabel Booth. 17. Roanoak. Va
Frank Metes. 11. Alma Junnula
.Toaeph F. Palnmbo. 24. Columbus;
Rerihs Ctrlesla. 11. Ohio
Steve Mo rid a, 22. Anna ftoeses. It
lunula lesson. 21. Philadelphia. Pa..
Sarah M Wurka. 24. Detroit
Kenneth J. Cruse, ft. Allean Wel
day. 11.
Pater Luba ah. It; Russnna Jordan.
>•
Howard B Nevlns. 17; Florence
Funk. 21.
John Fask, 27, Akron. O.; Rllrla
Julan. it. same
Sara Mannanson. >l, Ruth Miller,
II
Kdward Whitmore. 21; Leona Kun
ath. 24.
Thomas Jonas. 21. Martha A Davie.
20.
Ray w Niles. 2«. Detroit; Ruth H
Feelby. 21. Dearborn.
Ham Lsvtne. 22; Bophta Wolanaky,
11.
William toll. 10. Anna Mill
•pangh. II
Erneet Spark*. 22 Marian Kay. 22
Peter N. Johnson 27; I-llUan Han
eon, It.
Walter Boots. 24; Mary rinendork.
20.
Salvatore Realise, IT: Roearta Ouaa
'»U« M _ _
• harlea White. Jl. Lr>rMfTM<*kereon,
It.
Harry C. PattlngtlL 14. Lottte Hoyt.
21.
Fdgar Beet. II; Dcrte Eeqiitn. 10
George Merrill. 11. Cmawell, Mich :
Malda Carr. 21. Detroit.
Anthony T. Z Baker. 14- Mary F
F. Rratth. 11.
I<eon T II Rm* Martin. 21
Thomas Wojolk. 24; Guatle B«rha
tyn 17
Oartno A. Nlchola. 221 Vtnew.iod,
Detroit; Hasel A. Woodln. . Beld
!ng, Mich
Norman C Vlvlar. 11. Fstrella M
Moddocka. 17.
Kiron Vaaile. 21. Dome ka An*,
drong. II
Oliver K. Richards. 24; <"*©ra A
Kaly. 11.
J>hn Rarrla. 24; Bessie Oafrnweki.
II
o*-ar f Hartman.: 11 Ftenor Hart.
It
l<ee Aahworth. It tjoulaa ilomar,
is
Ve’ma William*, it, Martin Hen
drlfka. 21.
Thomas Rirchall 11. Jane F Mur
phy, tl.
fluaa-11 It. Drgedorf. 26; f*oria P
Hutwall. 21.
Births
J Jung*. IS3 St*. Si P. Loock. SIS
Her burn; J. M Donald. S3* Whitt*
k*r. C. R Pierce, MS McClellan; T
J Thompson. Harper hospital. T De
Mlnnlck. (7 Oalster. J. Larry, 171
San Barbara. E C. Peabody. Irvin K
Smith. R. W Br*jrlajr, Providence
hospital: P. Maitlnjr, 101 Hancock
W ; A. Zlata. 16? Gilbert; J. Garbocs.
II Clcotts M. latan, 44" Hart; C
Heard ill Engl* J. T Jennings. 103
Vinton; D. Oeorgolf, 611 ("Ilnton; G
Marshall. I*4 I'earl p Patch. 110
Bathbona; F 11. Buchanan. Provi
dence hospital, G How itt. 11l Hei
delberg r 4*l Alfred; J
Doran, el Dubois; H D. Raker. 311
Marston; F. Roe, W. J. Cascadden.
Harper hospital W. Grudslnekl.
Javkson and Thirty-second. A K
Walter 100 Michigan; I*. Jordan
Wast Branch Harper hospital. A
Jaslov, 22 4 Wilkin*, M. Uosen Wo
man's hospital; A Horn. 1453 Wnod
•II. R. Bp altar. 43 Cardonl. M Brelt
enbeck. 3*o Carter; 8 J Evlson. Wo
man's hospital; TANARUS„ Gtmbino. 34 4 Di
vision; O. Palossolo J** Monroe.
GIRL*
A. Kiefer ll* Arndt; A. E Kiss. IT
Nichols; A. Austin. Ml McClellan: H
J. Hsrsog. *43 Mantstlque; O. Dlsbe).
1111 Sheridan; C Norton, 2*4 Mir
aolla, L. Davis, Woman s hospital R
’ohe. 11l Moran .1 Tmskcsafl, F
Blleleohy. M P. Kllnkhamer, Provl
donoe hospital, F. Ivurta 10*6 E Jef
ferson; C. B Parsons, 713 Phillip H
Jamross. 116 Copeland. L. Hchults.
11l Canfield FT L. Orlwek. 1041 Milt,
tary. C. E Bergeron, 311 Morrell; J
C Wag ner.loll McClellan; J Lom
bardo, 7*« Fort E.: H P. Willson
•II Llnwood. I. Rressler, 171 Mer
rick: 8. Me rich. 614 Hastings; J
Musters. *o* Fifteenth; W Marrhln
skl. 1137 Bcotten; M pohravltaky. IST
Division; J. Benjamin. 114* Hastings;
D. Allverstetn. 117 Trombly; 8. Luc
ko. 1131 Rues-11. J Rakaurskas. I*7
Cardont; B Zblhowskl. I*ll Chene:
8 Bos. ll* CHppert; C. Fraysse IIS
McClallan; A Nsewo. Plnmer; 'O.
Oelts, 131 Montgomery: C. W Law
rence. 144 Field; P. Gardyreka. 114
Twenty-fourth. J Bambor, 110 Lea
vltt; O. Lutky. 134 Kercheval; V.
Bolanan. 1441 Clinton, A. Ssyrnela, I*
Otla
Deaths
Mary E Grabl*. 30 Thornton. 74
years, lobar pneumonia; Nicholas
Orlesekok. Children s Free hospital,
6 months, acuto tleo-oolttts; Aram
Alntableln, 416 Davison W.. l year.
1 year, broncho pneumonia; Hector
nine Morris, 6*l Field. 76 years, sen
ility; Ruth E. Baker. 1 Sylvan. M*
days. Inanition; Louis Bogi.rat, 303
Brady, 4 ysara gunshot wounds. Do.
rts P. ('lncsbaux 1170 Fourteenth. 1
month, marasmus, H B. Hnwey. 414
W. High. 1 year, whooping cough.
Sarah Bannion, 471 Williams, shout
6* years, lobar pneumonia; Ham Ma
thews. Receiving hospital. 3? years
gunshot wounds. Mike Katie* De
troit Tuberculosis sanitarium. 13
Lears, pulmonary tuberculosis; Irene
ahman. 154 Klrbv-ave. K.. 1 year,
diphtheria. T. Flferllk. 477 Water
man, 77 year*, mitral Insufficiency:
Stanley C. Nowakowikl, Samaritan
hospital. 33 veara. general peritoni
tis; Rosalia Mtrmurowlci. 6*o Kirby
1., 61 years, alcoholic pneumonia.
Htanlslaw Rwayrk. 31* Palmer R., It
years, Inquest pending; Tony Grant.
Receiving hospital, snout 34 years,
lobar pneumonia. Helen Hughes. Re
ceiving hospital, ]t >e*rs fractured
skull. Witold Podgurskt. 17 Ade Le. 10
month* lobar pneumonia. Elmira
DeLaurler. 1411 Iroquois 71 years,
bronchitis. Martin Kw*tkowskl *77
Russell, "3 years cirrhosis of fleer.
Rose Brotxkl. 15* Kanter. 34 year*.
tulmonaijr phthisis: Mary A. Oalas
a. 613 Theodore, 1 month convul
sion#; Peter Krajenk*. 37* Garfield.
74 years, ascending paralyais. Arth
ur Cwlejkowskl. I*2 Huperior. 3
months, gastro-enterltla. Frederick
Rice. 333 May bury Grand. *7 years,
carcinoma of stomach; Btella Hnmla
skl. 33 Pollard. 4 year*, laryngeal
diphtheria' Paul Bananowskl 71*
Farnsworth about 62 years, chronic
nephritis. Henrlck Wlejowskl. 1297
Chene, 5 months, lobar pneumonia:
Julia Rkllta 701 Dubois. 74 year*,
acuta bronchitis; John J Casey. 847
Montgomery. 73 year*, apoplexy; Ag
nes Butf!n 3*3 Bcll-vu*. about It
years, lobar pneumonia Joseph Gros
sek Receiving hospital. 3 years
crushing Injuries- Minnie Tellke, Re
ceiving rosplfe ' ihnut 45
plexy Barsh R O- hman 133 Ker
ch-val 3* y-ere e-phrltls;
8,-bwedt 1012 M-Ahurr. 32 years, ar.
terio-»cler «|s \rasano Guerella. 773
R<- - -,t < ve*enf| post dlpbther'tlc
psr-'y-'e 1 'll<en Psnderson Harper
hospital. 14 rears, scute hepatitis;
Albert F W'llleme, Receiving hospl
tal. 34 years, pulmonary tuberculosis.
I\f nrf i»o»*V
RARNRTT March 24 I*l7. at hla
lata r»iM»nc«, 210 Medbury-ave.
Edward. beloved husband of Flora
and mn of Hattie, brother of Jen
nie. Lnula. Charles. r.-nl»min,
Abraham. *"Ve rrr g. and William Bar.
nett. Funeral Tuesday from abore
residence at 2 p m.
ri*HRR—Hr Charles A Fleher, aged
17 year*, aon of Colonel c E H.
Fisher of London. Ont Remain*
will be taken to London. Ont.. for
burial.
JOHllTOy—Anna J wife of Frank
P Johnaton and mother of Eiwood
Charles and William Durand, at
her late residence, lit Van Dyke
ave Service* at Roae.lale cemetery
mauaoletim. Tuesday. 1 p. m
invo—March 21. I*l7. at Chicago,
111., Edward beloved aon of Mr. and
Mra. Jeremiah Ty>ef and brother of
Jamea Ts<ng of fft. Paul, Minn, Mra.
A. P Phllllpa. Mra M. C. Murphy
and Mia William P. William* of
Grand Rapid* Funeral Tuesday
from residence. 11l Spruce-at., at
* HI. to Holy Trinity church at •
o'clock.
MeMII.I.F,* March 25. Mary Ann Me-
Mlllen. beloved wife of William
MMltlllen Funeral from residence.
11*1 FM»t Orand-blvd . at 2 r m
Wednesday. Burial at Forest lawn
lawn cemetery.
RAMI lCl.a March 25. Nanay. be
loved mother of Leonard and Car
rie Samuel* and Mrs. Harrv iJtle
baum. Funeral from re»idence. MS
Brush-at.. Tuesday at 2 p. m Kind
ly omit flower*.
VAlL—March 15. 1117. at the ra*l
-of her grandmother. Mr*. B
A. Craft. 216 Tuiedo-av*.. Highland
lark I>aura Vail, mother of Jerome
Vail of French landing Funeral
services from residence. Tuesday.
March 17. at 1 o'clock Ruflal at
Wayne, Mloh.
■ sir waitku—• a.MALI
EXCEPTIONAL
OPPORTUNITY
Excellent working condi
tions. good salaries anti many
unusual benefits make the po
sition of telephone operator es
pecially desirable.
The work Is not difficult to
learn. We teach you the busi
ness and pay you while learn
ing. Salaries advanced often.
Sickness and accident bene
fits paid at stated period of
service. Vacations with j>ay.
Apply Operators’ Training
School, Madison-ave. and John
R.-st., between 9 a. m. and 5
p. m. Michigan State Tele
phone Cos.
NO INTEREST—NO TAXES J
SIOO.OO '
_ K°&rpl pßinwmili
Down '? Am * lot Tth sSfft m
B’ky. It* cheaper than paving rest and laatang ass 1
m ® n# F inTClandlord'* an ghat' jj| \
$20.00 ■"»*“ zr? .dSz
of year* and am able to offer you tit Is rir«|d*M| ■:
bargain only beaaus* of my anormoua purenaaiguff
A A/TrNee»4-V» po . 01 *t«. I even buy my lot* wh«l£
x\ MOntn •*■** from th* OWNER in order to save you Mb*
•" * *? taxK
'T also build 6 and 3-room bungalows oa same uma
Come down to my office at »f Griswold-gt. the drat
thing la tk* morning and let me show you tka
plana for thaae dandy little homes, a* ? have only
a limited number of lota left and they won't lag!
long Don’t be disappointed -com* down either la
the morning or In tne evening, aftar work, f«■
be here to talk things over and show yon th* ptaufik
Wm. Burnham Phil Peter*, Mfr.
BUILDER OF MODERN HOIfEB
92 Griswold St
■KU> H*«TtU—lt At, a
WANTED—High-class real **t*A#
salesmen who can prove their abil
ity handling OJlbway property.
Guaranteed income to right men
beside Interest In the company.
Bo> A-53, Times
WANTED—Errand hoy! ‘ Apply Jo b
Printing Dept. Datrolt Tlmaa 71-
76-77 Bagley.
WAVTCO—KASHI
IMAIJ. FARMS WANTED
3 to 10 or 36 acre# within 40 miles
of Detroit, with or without stock
and Implement* Send full particu
lar a
ROSS LAND CO.
Michigan's Greatest Farm Agency.
I*o3 Penobscot bldg. Pnone Cad 6611.
WA3TIPTW gl’V—MHCkl.tAltaot t
CASH for old false teeth, gold crowns
broken Jewelry, diamonds, watches
etc., full value paid Liberty In
Oa.. *7 WoodWd. 4th floor elevator
TO ggVT-HOCIKI
A A A. A A. A. A A.
Hannan Rental Ajfency
A free Hat of bouses and Bata Call
In person at tko oldest and largest
> real estate exchange In Michigan.
1 MoORAW PTTTLDTNG
TO H3T-gI,AT3
2-FAMILY FLAT
New. 1143 Philadelphia; rent l«0.
Walnut 3*3-W.
TO ggST—gOOg*.
HOTEL FRANKLIN
Cor Larned and Batea-sta Make year
home for the wlntar at tk* H<it*l
Franklin Special weekly rate#
from 64 to fit.
■■■■■■■nmam^mmaa
FOR SALE—KBHDMC* rgOPIftWTT
NEAR GRATIOT, $2,860
New 1- story.' 6-room house. Will
take lot as part payment or sell on
terms.
KI NOON READ ESTATE CO;.
7*4 Whitney Bldg. Main 3176.
They’re Leaving Town
THEY HAVE TO RET.7. AT ONCE
This beautiful eeml-hungalow with I
bedrooms, everything modern and
almost new. splendid garden paved
street. Just two blocks from Gratiot,
near Catholic and etty *chool*. This
house la worth 36.000. but you may
have It for 94.60*.
$1,600 Down; $27.60 Month
THIS MAN'S NECESSITY 18 THE
RBABON.
L. J. FASQUELLE
611 Holden Bldg Cherry 611.
Would a list of best bargain* la
DETROIT REAT ESTATE
vacant and Improvad Interaet you?
DICKINSON’S GUIDE
gives you this, mailed on raquaat.
Dtcklneon’s. T*ept T. Detroft.
ar vi iciTtTk orroitTiMiTim
“ MAKE SI,OOO
Got Your !/>t Now
in the
GREEN SUBDIVISION
lO'T Down and \% Monthly
FROPERTT LIEB INSIDE OF THE
CITY f.IMrTS. BFTWEEN ford
TTRQHWAY AND ORAND RIVI.R-
PrlatlH—(hr ptai* neot kl*4—that
I* rifkt—Tt«*« iwk D**t- —4M*.
FOR IALJk-1 A CANT 1 OTI
WILL pay cash for vacant lots,
houses, flats, stores, acreage,
real estate equities. I4uid con
tracts bought; quick and sat
isfactory t!**als.
EBERT. 309 Majestic Bldg.
ON BUILDERS’ TERMS
Blaln*. near P*wt«r, 11.J.'0. Kertrln
a\e. »500 4 lot*. MoJ>ougali. n**r
PavMaon. at a *pedai bargain for
qui'-k *al*.
ASK Fi»R INFORMATION.
L. J. FASQUELLE
511 Holden Bldg Cherry 111.
42 LOTS
BUILDERS ATTENTION!
Ne* r Davison car line Just north of
Curputbr Only 1125 each.
HOMER W ARREN 4 CO.
1227 Chamber of Commwrea
Would a Hat of bast bargains la
DFTROIT REAL ESTATE
vacant and Improved, Interval youT
DICKINSON S OtHD*
give* you this. Mailed on request.
DICKINSON'S. DFPT T. DETROIT.
CART ENTERS. RfILDERS. plan*
*nd eetlmatea furnlahad; Jobbing
promptly attended to
TMOS K AND O A DDKE.
44 MHlraw Pldg Thona Cad 29M
rim sale—F4iof*
rHEAP FOR QT’ICK SALE—gb-acr*
dairy farm, well watered, half
■reded. • acra* rya. 40 acr** good
timber. *o|l sandy loam and muck,
orchard and email fruit for large
family comfortable 10-room house,
rhop- 500-X Milford. Mra Ann* P
t e
400 Acres Alpena County
150 acres under cultivation.
11S acre* pasture.
2* a*re* timber
100 •cre« slashed
4 acre* orchard bearing
2 house a, 2 barna and several small
buildings Price 10,000, M. 500 down
sod 5500 Annually.
F E MacQVKKM. 51* Stevens Rldg
RENT FOR ovr farm CATAIAOTTR
containing 100 farm bargains with
in 50 mllea of Detroit.
EYSTER, The Farm Man
507 Majestic Rldg
FARM buyers send for "Rlger'a Para
Bulletin." It's free Many bargain*
W c Piper. HoWen bldg. Detroit
SCRMIRAL
NOTICE—If any p**w gtrl la la
trouble, needing advice frten 1*b1»
or help, write or call on SBCRJ
TART MaROARET DUFFY. Wit
Fort-at. W Salvation Army.
*rl*tle* —<kr plain aval kla <-><kai
tm >tght—Times Jab Dept,— Mala Ol*
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WALL board, plaster - board, mT
ment. cinders, order now. VL iKI
Dickinson Cos.. Grand 6716.
KNABE PIANO only 634 TANARUS: regular
6600 style; boautlßil walnut; ad- j
tractive design, sweet, pur* ta**t
Easy payments. Special durlgf
last week of our Co-opemtlva IwK I
QRIWNHLL BROR. 3*f WooiwmrC
plete 11 week lumwer Mich 4 «&,
T ' newriter!—Late Modaia
Underwood. CeroMb
Royal. Smith, Reminds
JK
yevw nitwfMVA ■■hir"
any upright: full site; taelv rufiy
lahed; new Interior. Regular ttVy
■tyle. Rare opportunity Baa lift
piano at one*. ORINNfILL BROdL
146 Woodward.
trolt opera knuae Cadlllae
SODA fountains
STORE FIXTURES
of all kinds manufactured and said
direct to retail trad*. We unn
10.00* *q. ft. for displaying oil
samples Show eaaaa. ootsntadß
■helving! wall ease* etc. “Qualttff
and price* our secceaa "
DET. STORE FIXTURE OQ.
ld-l# Catkerln*. near Gratiot and At*
tolne its. Cad. *731.
3U* for waoiter piano.
•710 style; fine ebony; very attma
tlve; sweet tone Small mnaMa
Oall or wrtte Immediately. ORXN
NEIX BROS.’ Branch. 37 Monrsa
•°^ A .™ F SSC A^SbTr r .M^M
S' vnJ Nsu)^
ETORAGB fu retry re. nearly new. kuw
gain price tuaser C* msh 4 *Wk
BABB OLARWET BAROAUf FuR
Boehm system, grenadllla wood;
rubber mouthpiece, low pitak; K
first-class condition; C9ap*l*li|a
make T# sell qulekly owner win
con elder any reasonable offer,
GRFNNTTLL RROif Branch, ft Mam
roe.
MOREY TO MAE
JOIN THE LEAGUE „ ‘
Then you can obtain
3% MONEY 8%
to buy or build a ham*, pay off that
mortfbff*. repay asm* la entail
monthly payments ties* than retafJ.
Writ# or call
Co-Operative League of
America
MONEY TO LOAN*
ON VACANT LOTS
Liberal loan- on real estate.
8-cord mortgage realty to*na.
Will buy equities In vacant lots and
Improved property.
EBERT, 809 Majestic Bldg.
BUILDING LOANS
Get ready for that new horn* or Ant
In the spring; own a lot Wa
will loan you all th* money ta
build.
MEANB A WADE,
Mortgage Bankers.
1130-1139 Ms teatic bldg.
LAND CONTRACTS bought*
Quick and satisfactory demit,
EBERT, 399 Majestic Bldg.
CONSTRUCTION IA3 A NH—LI k# rad
amounts J. W. Weber. 20* (SratlaC
WE BUT LAND POWTHaCTIL
Detroit Land Contract Ca
312-313 Hammoad Bldg. Cad. •»«*
tfHOIATRRIin
W* will reupholeter your/is
5-Pleo* Patlor Suite in'K | *■
I-Pc. Parlor Suita In tap-'w I m
aafry or leather Frame* I X
polished Ilka new and -A- A mi
new eprlng If neoeaoory ..
Conch reupholaterad tn dje AA
tapewtry or leather
Davenport reupholstared d*Q AA
in ta 1 e*try or leather . q/N.vA/
Phone write or call and our raw
re«er I full 1180
of samples Work guaranteed.
Reliable Upholstering Cos.
91 Jefferson Are. Phone Cad. 14W.
tTORAUI AND f4RTAUI
Ce*R RA R crrnßAO* OCX, Mlttk -
packing, fireproof, rstea right. Mo
tor vans for aahurboa aavUA
Phone Cadillac 59.
RQEHL RROf. Storage, carte go OM
Packing OfSoa 199 Alfred Rldg* til
ACME Storage mammotn w»■ -OouasL
Storage, moving M. *l* 41 Oilman
PARTY MOVING to California •no
rant pan af ear Central -torago
On. Cad ill a« 15
czssaanMßOPMaaaanngl
WINDOW Ct. BANINS
EX PERT WINDOW
CLEANING (XX
GENERAL JANITOR WORK.
OfSee 111 Farmer-at
Floors and windows properly cIeOMA
and work absolutely gwaiaataos.
Our matron* include O-nerai If. tor*
Cos Packs mi Motor Cos, nfiß
Wrug Cos, Detroit Times Old* Motof
pMie. Burnham Stoagal A Ca., R
• Radiator Cor*.. Northern MofeOf
©O. wm F. Ron 'right 4 Cos Woo
den. Ntona A Cos. Yrisaed CeaM|
hvjidtng and moor other a PWea
Ckarr> 711 for trhhl
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