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MONDAY, APRIL It, IM7.
The Confessions of a Wife
< hance Offer* Moot Pleanant Surprises.
"You see, Margie," said Paul*. *1
do not want you to writ* a Action
story of my Ilf*, for thst would mean
just a aalaction of episodes—etrlk
Inc the high lights, as It were. 1
have always f*lt If soiu* of tbes*
romantic tales would only five the
other side or rather the leaf
stretches of their character*. U
would be much better for those read
ere who are young enough to be Im
pressed and Influenced by them.
**The average girl, and 1 eipect
the average boy. who reads our
more or lees sensational Action, la
very apt to think her or his exla
tenc« very monotonous, when, If the
story were told Just as It happened,
both of them would And these ex
citing Incidents occurred between
long stretches of every-day hum
drum existence •
*i became private secretary to
Congressman Smith (w« will call
him Smith, aitho that was not hla
name! purely by chance. Congress
man Smith had reached the position
of congressman of the United State*
by one of those strange Aukes that
happen often In politics.
“He had been nominated In a
rock bound Republican state to lead
the forlorn hope of the Democratic
party, and thru a spilt smong the
Republicans was elected quite ss
much to his surprise as to that of
his constituents
“He was s young man—a hard
working lawyer of small practice
He was married to a sweet young
woman of no brains and great social
ambitions, and he had one son, a
beautiful boy of three
“He had not expected to open hie
nffloe until the fall after his inaugu
ration. but some grave affairs of
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME
Bv THORNTON W . BURGE BB.
Danny and Nanny Meadow Mount Start Home.
• Copyright, till by T. W Burs--
“I couldn't think of such a thing'
1 really couldn't! It Is very nice
o? you to Invite me. Cousin Danny,
but 1—1—"
“You are afraid." chuckled Danny
Meadow Mouse, "Re honest. Nib
bier Be honest You are afraid,
and that is all there Is to It."
Nibbler the House Mouse trt«*d
to look dtgnlffed and Insulted, out
bis whiskers were twitching so
nervously that he couldn t. He w.ia
si raid, and he knew that Danny
knew that he was efratd. You tor
I tunny and Nanny Meadow Mouse
who had spent the winter In Pam.
er Brown's barn with thetr cou*ln.
Nibbler, who lives there all the
time, had grown homesick for the
beautiful Oreen Meadows now that
It was spring and had ann#mced
(hat they wure going hack there
Dunnv had Invited Nibbler to go
along with them and the very Idea
ot such a thing had quite upeet
Nibbler
Perhaps If Dannv had not
sc light of the dangers In the bam
compared with the dangers on the
Oreen Meadows It might have been
different. It seemed to Nib
Mer that with Black Puaay bunting
»n the barn every day his life was
quite as dangerous as any life could
be. But Danny Meadow Mouse had
laughed at Black Pussy and had told
him of the much smarter hunters of
the Oreen Meadows, and how they
had to be watched for every minute
day and night. Nibbler oouldn’t un
derstand bow Danny and Nanny
could even want to think of going
hack to such s dreadfully danger
ous place
But they not only thought of go
ing, they actually were going It
would be a long, long Journey with
ereadful dangers all the way Prl
vately Nibbler thought that Ttanny
snd Nanny were simply crasv The
Idea of leaving such a comfortable,
< imperatively safa plane ss Parmer
Brown's barn for such dreadful dan
gets’ No one In hit sense* would
think of *ueb s thing You see Nlb-
Her always had lived In that barn,
snd that made all the difference In
the world
TANARUS» sorry you won't go along
with us," continued Danny. ”W.»
would show you what real life Is.
And we would have all aort* of ad
ventures You have no Idea what
bin It la to fool Reddy Pox when
he Is sure that be Is going to catch
you."
Nibbler shivered, but said noth
fng "And there are such nice fresh
things to eat out there Why. you
don't know what fre*h food |*,
Cousin Nibbler.” Dnnny went on
•You Hhe »he dried strawberries
you And In the hay there, but you
ought to taste a fresh, ripe straw
berry And It Is such fun to hunt
crickets In the gra«s' Better
change your mind and come with
u*“
Rut Nibbler said no. snd urged
them not to go He might a* well
have talked to a stone wall. The
Oreen Meadows were calling Danny
snd Nannv, snd go they must and
would. Nlbb'er went with them ss
fat as the door Into the barnyard
Pven then he was terribly nervous
•nd kept looking behind and on *.il
•Ides for Black Pussy and Jumping
»t every little eound,
"Good bye," said he. “It has been
perfectly splendid having you here
stt winter, and It h going to be
rery lonely. I hope you'll come hat k
next winter." He said this very
wistfully
“Hood bye,” replied Danny. “Take
•r.r# of yourself and watch out for
Rack Pussy. I wish von would
some with ns. but If you won't yon
the nation had caused the president
to call an extra session of congress
less than a month after he weal in
"Congressman Smith was a good
friend of Alma Huntington. They
iante from the setae town. One af
ternoon when w* were In Willard s
at a tea he came over to our tatil*
md greeted her effusively.
"‘ls Flossie here?* asked Alma.
Plossls Is the nlcknapn* of Con
gressman Smith's wife.
”*No.‘ he answered. '1 don t think
she will come until after the extra
seaslon opens. Say, Alma, how would
you like to give up your Job on that
Philadelphia newspaper and become
a congressman's secretary V
“ ‘Couldn’t do It. Toro/ *atd Alma,
and then she heeltated snd said.
Perhaps my friend, Paula Newton,
would like the Job.'
“The congressman looked at me
Inquiringly. 'Of course I’d like the
Job If 1 could do It.* I said a little
tremulously, but you see I don’t
know anything about the duties of s
secretary/
“ Well/ said Mr. Smith, with a
smile, ‘you certainly know as much
about being a congressman's secre
tary as I do about being a congress
man 1 bad thought of hating a
man. but some of our suffrage wom
en got bold of Flossie and told her
they elected me and I should have a
woman secretary, so I suppose It la
up to me to do so Will you iry ftf
"I looked at Alma and she nodded
"‘Yea.’ 1 said. Ms you wlah me to/
”1 went Into Willard's, Margie, an
out-of-a-Job actress and came out a
full-fledged secretary to a congress
man. As Alma satd, thst was going
some."
(To Be Continuedi
iH?
'‘Good-bys." replied Danny. “Taka
oars of yourself and watch out far
Slack Pusay.”
won't. We've had a Ane winter
here, and perhaps we’ll come back
again. Good-bye"
Danny daned out Into.the bam
yard Nanny said good bye and fal
lowed right at hla heels Nibbler
vatched them scurrying across the
barnyard, and then his heart
temped right up In his mouth. There
was Black Pussy just coming around
fhr comer of the bam snd she had
reen Danny snd Nanny Meadow-
Mouse!
Next story: The Adventure* of
Danny and Nanny Begin.
catholics"
CALLED TO ARMS
Church MuM Never Be Found
Wanting. Says
Cardinal Farley
NKW YORK. April I«—Cardinal
Farley Saturday laeued a call to arm*
to Catbollo.p.
“No demand on our Amaiioan
manhood or American cltuenahip
will go unanswered or will not find
u* true Americans, true children of
our church that never was found
wanti 114 In any crisis of American
history." be said In the call
TOO MUCH DATA
IN HEALTH BOARD
SAYS DR. INCHES
Dr. James W Inches, health
officer, admitted to the hoard of ee
tlmaten. considering the health
budget Saturday, that the trouble
with hls department x today Is "too
much statistic* and not enough out
side work”
“I frankly admit," said Dr. Inch
ea, "that altogether too much time
has been devoted to the keeping of
data that perhaps never will have
any great value, and that other
things of Infinitely more value have
been over 100 kiwi."
The health officer's statement was
made In connection with an inquiry
concerning an appropriation for a
new filing system that will coat in
excess of 14,000.
“I hsve had 10 years’ experience
in auditing and accounting, and
know that after a certain time men
become outa’ about Installation of
systems,” said Controller George
Engel, one of the estimator*.
“There is such a thing as becoming
altogether 100 sjstematlc.”
Children Ory
FOR FLETCHER'?
CASTO R : A
PRISON-BOUND
CRIMINALS SING
Crew of 14 Offender* Taken
to Jackson by Deputy
Sheriffs
A crow of 14 young criminals from
Detroit Joined lustily in s marching
song of convicts Friday afternoon
as they started away In charge of
deputy sheriffs for Jackson prison
John W. Nieboer, chief deputy, was
In charge of the squad
"Can’t you give us aom* encour
agement. boss?" asked one an the
shackled prisoner* reached the De
trolt station In the sheriffs cus
tody. The “enconragemfnt” meant
whlaky. Sheriff Stein withheld It.
but he allowed the distribution of
some oranges and cigarette* for con
sumption on the smoking car ride.
William Bangs, a young Negro
whom Chief Deputy Nieboer brought
hack from the prison for s new
trial, made a curious contrast to the
charges he had taken up. Bangs
had aerved but 32 days of hls sen
tence, but he declared he would
rather stay for life any place elite
than go bark. He had seen a fellow
prisoner killed last week In the big
dining hall during a Aght over some
potatoes, he said.
Alimony "Slaeksr" Jailed.
Because of John AlAen’s refusal
to pay alimony of $6 a week to hls
former wife, Mrs. Frances Alflen,
Judge Chester Saturday morning
committed blm to the county Jail
for contempt of court. Mrs. AlOen
won a divorce more than Ave
months ago Aitho she has a young
daughter to support, AlAen has
paid only about 910 In this time,
Carl Schoeffel. counsel for Mrs.
AlAen represented to Judge Chester.
AlAen was formerly a street car
conductor but has been In the real
estate business of late.
Marriage Licenses
Michael ZaR-waki, 3>. Detroit;
Mary Jurrtnskl. j|, Wyandotte.
Kelts K«wak«, 31, Detroit, Hattie
M llot'ii, -'u, lima,
Jos Beti-ti, |e. Detroit. Roaeßelach,
JO, Wyandotte.
Daniel Lal'orrit, JO, Detroit. Mary
Walts. 10, name.
Andrew Porraynakl. 24. Detroit,
fvasmlera haja. 10. »am«*.
Thsron V. Roller, 24. Detroit;
Blench* V. I-aK iru'- it. eam*.
Joseph A. Bolter. JO. Detroit. Helen
Knla-a. JO. urn a.
Krling A Lararn. 25. Detroit. Flor
ence (k-nmldt. Jl. earns
John P l?arn*y, 24. Detroit; Mary
O'Brien. 22. name.
• ’larenf- W. Houghton. ZL. Detroit;
I'aullne 7. ehnier 20 Auburn
Abraham Paul. 25, Detroit. Boats
Keder. 15. eume
Anthony IVooblewskl, 21 Detroit'.
Laura l*aiit»nde. 25. name.
Le<> Jarxoinb*k. 22. I>etrolt, Tger
ena Markte. kl, 2*>, same
Burt Mar Share IS. Detroit; Flor
ence Coacolenda. 21. earns.
Joseph Han field. SI. Detroit; Belle
Conran, 15. came
William Hchoeeow 22. Detroit; Er
na Muthel. 24. name.
John c l*>n"hue. 25. Detroit. Mel
vin t’barron 21. same
Joseph Gout, 22, Detroit: C*e*lla
Tepallnnkl. 21. same
Charier ketienmm ?J. Detroit. Bar
bara f>. Allen. 15. fame
Frahk Ofcroy. 20. Detroit. Marie
Gavie. 11. same.
R Ivan GUI. 25. Detroit; Carrie M
Swain. 25. Detroit
Peter H Ma>ee, JS. Detroit; Anrnii
Klertnawak*. 19. aame.
Olaf f*. Oleen. 42. Detroit. Marts
Anundem, s*. name
• "harls* Amolarh, 12. Detroit; Ca
therine Fearn. 25. same
George Pearson, 54. Detroit; Kate
Prortor. 55. aame
Clifford A Mtllwelt. 27, Detroit;
Lillian G. L**te 22. aame
Joseph Rajakl 27. Detroit; Kate
gmnllnnkt. 24. name.
T»*vld Trachtenberg Detroit;
Felt* 7i-lnv»ky IS. name.
John Wert*. 24, Detroit. Augusta
Woodiiinkl 22. aame.
Gerald Cantl*. |9. Detroit; Helen
Kenyon S*. same.
Ralnh Walace 55. Detroit; Mattel
Del Mara. SS. name.
Oenrae
Tltua. 21 aame.
Kenneth K Worts. 21. Detroit;
Grace llnh»rt. 20. name.
David Wester. ?7. Detroit; Anna
Aelrel. 22 aame
Basel Napora. 20. Detroit Mary
Bachor 21. same.
Atantey AtrPth. 27. Detroit; Kath
erine Cone. 25 aaem
riarnev Pudnl'-k 50. Detroit: Au
gusta Rudnlrk 54. name
David Trar-Menber*. 24. Detroit
Zetta Zaalnvskv 25. same
Aieve lank 5?. Detroit. Rardara
Dumbovlrh. 2< aame.
Tvan HtepanoV. 54. Detroit. Mary
Peter, 25. aame
Joe Wtnegarden. 24. Detroit Mary
Taarkbug fl. aame
Ren tjihorin. 21. River Rouge;
l/rona Hawkins I*. Ray City.
Adam r*t«awta, 21. Detroit; Jadwlgn
Kretowlcs 21. aame.
David Flaenberg 14. Detroit; Min
nie Kaplan. 20. aame
Gordon Goodwin. 15. Detroit; Olive
Owena, !S. Sarnia. Ont
Gabriel Melener 22. Detroit; Ger
trud* Luakman 19. earn*.
Harold Applehaum 20. Detroit;
Minnie Yackman 18 aame.
WMtnev M<'Gulr*. 24. Detroit:
Elisabeth A. Amttb 54 aame.
John I rbata 28. Detroit, Peggy
Faver, 20 aame
Roy V, v * .del, |5, Detroit; Ella
Teman. 25. Richmond.
John Akorupa. 21. Detroit; Marla
Aria 15, nmr ff
Makloff, 22, Detroit
Arw« Woianaky 15, aama
HaroM Rartho*om*w, 21, Detroit:
Nora Mitchell. Jl. same.
Alfred Htrmlngham. Jl, Detroit.
Helen Rogera 15 aame
George CJ*-ble Jr., 24 Petfntt; OHv*
P-teraon. 12. aame.
Warlaw Koferkl, 20 Detroit; Atan
la’awa Rnnkownkl 24 aame
Isadora
nie Kollln 25. earn*.
Charles C Vew»U 24 Goshen, Ind
M»na F Martin. 21 F-dford.
Asm O*. JS. Detroit; Anna Dienes
20 aame.
Joseph R Kelerha. 21, Detroit;
Agnea T Rrntske. 15 asms.
Edgar A Gurfc. 22. Detroit; May
he||,. Peltier. 22. asms
Jan Karmab, 22. Detroit: Maryana
Atei-fca, 24. aame
Asm Clnts. 25. Detroit Fannie Fine.
20 aame
William Thompson. J 9. Detroit:
frm* Rvan, 21 same.
Alport larr"'’U 11. Detroit. Louise
Katelewnkl 21 same
.lark Ade'->»n 24. Detroit: Celia
Edleroan. Jl. «ame
Charles Dold. 25. Detroit; Mart#
Tforln, 25 same
Frank R#h** 51. Detroit; Mary
Ferguson. 22. same
BertrSn T R Allen 47. Detroit.
Florence Gee, 24. Port Huron.
John M< Auater, 19. Detroit. Daisy
flohlnson. 10. name,
Hyman Goldman. 25 Detroit Am
phis Pollock. 20 aame
Ravmond Pa»k*r. 21. D»tr' t Mat's
Anton. 14. same
Bernard Jarxcb v. jk. 22. L >r triatl
Rose Kupts. it, -same
Claude W Pvait 2T l<e»roi* V
tone Pag# 24 aeme.
Geo w. Ilayea. 27. Detroit R-ae
DETROIT TIMES
Ilondgarh. 19, Rentun Harbor.
James V. M« Kay. 22. Detroit; Olga
A. Sorth(|ulet. 20, same.
Joseph It. Wilkina<>n. 21, Detroit.
Lillian J<>rd<>ns. 20. aame
Arthur Gibbons 24, Detroit; Bva
M Msrtlneeu, 20. same.
I*eand*r J. Illeefuaa. 21. Detroit.
Mabel K Graham, 24. Fair Havan.
Michael U art lan 34. Detroit; Roale
Nkendyar, 19. aame,
William Wall. 24. Detroit. Margaret
Knaiska 24. Mine.
Edward Kgrsesntak. 25, Detroit. An
ne Cornelia. 23, same.
Albert Mann. 21. Detroit: Olive
Fa a*-r. 22, aeme.
William F. Marschner, 24, Detroit.
Rtna Kalaow, 20 earns.
Dominick C Dsurda. IS. Detroit.
Rtella Herocka 20, same.
I>a% Id Wilaon. 22. Detroit; Ruth
Wlleon, 19. same
Waller Chamho. 22, Walts; Clara
Hoeft, 22, Flat Rock
Michael McNeely. JO. Detroit. Ruth
Cluney, 19. aame.
Ham Hhapiro, 52. Detroit; Fannie
Goldberg 20, seme
Frank Machuta. 22. Detroit; Anna
Ronkokakl. 21. same.
Htanley Hcspanskl, 21. Detroit; Hat
tie Wachowlak, 19. same
Carl A. Pearson. 21. Detxptt; Marie
Anderson. 50, same.
Albert J. Helms 24. Detroit; Celia
Polo* n 20. same.
Frank Turowskl. 25. Detroit; Elsie
Tlllle, 191. aarne.
Walter Klehha. 21. Detroit; Marie
Htuve. 20, same.
Ham Donder. 24, Detroit: Minnie
Miller. 20, same.
John Trrrnake. 24. Detroit: Antoni
na lajwa. 22, aam*.
I* - A. Wlllcockaon 21, Detroit; Ida
Blo*-niWer. 20, same.
Frank Trua. 22. Detroit; Mgry
H' Iks. 20, same.
Arthur P Kurm. IX, Detroit; Anna
Miller, 19 IDdfnrd.
Albert J. Bohrer. 24. Detroit; Ella
I>e*longchamn 22, same.
George F 'burner. 21. Detroit; Ca
rol F. Ktllsnn, 31, same.
Andrew KUu, 35. Detroit; Mary
KuMelnik. 11. same.
N’lkoder* Drpkua. Jl. Detroit; Be
nzathine Wlakst. 25. same.
Arthur Peter*«>n. 24. Detroit; bil*
lian Nufer, 29. same.
Matenes W ioh«-|. 12. Detroit; Lud
wika Gevlosds. 20. same.
William B Thomas. 14. Detroit;
Mae Hatano, 25. aame
Edmund A. Kalts, 21. Detroit; Rose
M Burr 22. same.
Peter Topolewaki. 24, Detroit; Ju
lia Gout, 11, aeme
Frank Wojt uese wakl. 2L Detroit;
Ix>ttle Welclechnwaka. JO. same.
Isadore Kpstein. 21. I>etrolt; Lenna
Goldstein. 21. same
Jack Rlugnian, 21. Detroit; Rae
Ooldateln. 20, same.
Charles’ W. Moore. 28. Detroit;
Grace CatnpgHa 21. same.
Wilfred Munahsvr, 25 Detroit;
Catherine Aanner, 27. same.
William A Llpekt, 24. Detroit;
Clara Keahl. 21. same.
Edmund Manor. 24, Detroit; Vera
Johnson, 20, tame.
Bernice H Woddell. 24. Detroit;
Auean I Collins. 24. New York.
Hamuel Ouerlan 25, Detroit; Fan
nie Vlener. 20, same.
Fred Merritt 24. Detroit; Geral
dine Nor hole 22, aame.
Gauleepp* Orirnmanaa. 22. DetToM;
M->rla Gerrantell, IX. earn*.
Fr»nk Temple, IJ. Detroit; Pearl
~m'th 14, same.
Ife-man Wegner. 35. Detroit; Ma t r
**»•»( gr-Cth same.
Dave v w 't r 55. Detroit; Ida
A<-bc>rr 20 same
Fdwtn * A-dr-wa. 40. Detroit:
Clarlhel Mathew*. 29 same,
Deaths
I ph Rurk-, 197 lAbroaae 41
> e*ra. gse as, j.,r, n Mat*.
45 Grandy, 1 month. Intestinal tox
emia. Joe Prabowllirh. Children's
Free hospital. 9 month*. Intestindl
intoxication; Frances O'Hagen. 112
Junction. 54 year* cerebral hemor
rhage, Gustav* E. Repull. 4*3 Clark.
51 vears fractured skull l*>ul* Hard.
Detroit Tuberculosis aanttortum, 57
year*, pulmonary tuberculosis; John
Palijewskl, 495 Milwaukee K, about
I* y*ar*. pulmonary tuberculosis.
Anna Zaremskt. 478 Moran 5 years
spinel meningitis. Angiele Smlelow
akl. Samaritan hospital. 11 years,
acute nephritis; Anna It Htarkev. 197
Parker 75 years myocarditis; Harry
7. Nelson. «Harp* r honpitHl, «».i
branch. 51 velars, burns to body
Phillip Qstn*r. *4 2 Field, ?4 year*
asthma. Hattie M Hotly. 9» Hogarth.
.‘•4 years, lobar pneumonia: Emma
ng Greiner. v 54 Monti aim E T
) ears, uremic poisoning lieckv
Hchuch. Herman Kiefer hospital. 1
year, laryngeal diphtheria Bessie
Zimberg. 322 Alfred. 4 months, con
vulsion*; Helen Cholak. 20 Wanda. 4
months. pneumonia; Dorothy C.
Chadwick 1411 John It. II years,
acute autointoxication; James h
Htevena. 249 Maple, 42 years, mitral
Insufficiency; John W McLstchl*
Hotel Normandie, about 55 years, ap
oplexy; Norman Apptehee. Herman
Kiefer hospital. 4 years. scarlet
fever; Concetta Blondo, 183 Rivard
7 months, fleurltia; F. Heinta Horn.
Harper hospital. 2 months. n< n-. ins
ure foramen ovale. William Ronald
lAngrtll, 292 Engle. 6 months, neph
ritis. Hattie McNutt. 284 At Jean 40
years, acute dllttatton of heart. Key
met Knalev, Municipal hospital. 7
years, scarlet fever. Francis l/ain
dowsky, 940 Twenty-third, about *0
years. chronic Bright's dis-ase
George R. Hudson. 749 Junction. 40
years, carcinoma of right lung
Franclska Bomwska. 921 Rlcard 24
years pulmonary tuberculosis. Htan-
Islaw Zalewskl. 42 Goodwin 12 years
lober pneumonia; Ladtslas Nienaltow
skl. 422 Ferry B. about 52 years
mitral Insufficiency; Martha Kulaa
xewakl. 84t Jos Camps u 29 years
cerebral hemorrhage Zofia Kowal
ski. 284 Thirty-fifth. 34 years, pul
monary tuberrulocla: Janlns Mfsa. 24
Kinsman, 10 months, bronchial pneu
monia Josephine Rohlerelskl, 924
Fredericks. S3 years. pulmonary
pbthlala; James Chrlstol. 444 E Con
gress. 4 months, convulsions Resptno
Pernecuro. At. Mary s hospital, shout
IS years, lobar pneumonia. Pete R*v
mond Grace hospital, about 2 yes’-*
tubermilar meningitis. Helen Lennalt.
44 Elmwood. 4 years, laryngeal dlpb
therla. Anna Balfour. 385 Northwest
ern. 77 years, acute nephrltle. Louis
Hamilton. 491 Woodlawn. 24 v*ar*
puerperal septicemia. Anthony Paw
iua, 195 Hammond. 25 yeara. chon
cho. pneumonia: Charles John F.ngei.
1159 Seminole, l hour, prematurity.
Mortuary
April 11. at hls home. 147
Waterloo. William J., beloved hus
band of Rebecca, and dear father
of William A . Nellie. Allre, Clar
ence and Harold. Funeral from
residence Monday at 3 p. m , St
Ftephen's church «t 2 JO.
KARi,—April IJ. at 145 Euclld-ave
west. Mary P.. beloved mother of
Mrs. Paul L Randall of Detroit
and Mrs. Joseph R McLaughlin of
Seattle, Wash. Funeral services
from residence at convenience of
the family, interment at Pontiac,
Mich.
KVA99— At her residence, 44 Brown
place. April 11. 1917. Nelly R.. be
loved wife of Price F.vens and
mother of Jack Evans and slater of
Ed Fagen, Peter Fagan Mrs
Mamie Meaner Mrs. Liatle Mhaltev
Mrs Thorns* Sharkey of At. Louis,
Mo Funeral Monday at 850 from
residence and Bt. Leo's church at 9
o'clock hy La Bell funeral car.
Ol'TOW*—April 12. at hla home. 1045
Wlllle-ave. east. William J, aged
55 veara. beloved father of William
H . Jr„ Mfa. Joa Molttor and Edwin
brother *4 Herman and Charles
Outow. Notice of funeral later.
HOl.Xtl'Kl—April 13. Anna, beloved
wife of the late Anthony. Funeral
Tuesday morning from her resi
dence, 1198 Hastings. and from
Sacred Heart of Mary church
kMtBT«O9 April IV 1917, at the
parents' home. 5122 Commons ealtii
N»-ve. beloved daughter of Mr snd
Mr* T R Kerbvsofi. aged It **a ra
i <n-tal Monday at ;• p m
9 ITK9 April 13 1917 at re-,d*
114 Phi l s <!•( ph Is-a ve west 'Ten
Mite beloved mi'i her of I4crb-rt
It Vatan Noih-e of funeral later
C. B. BIRD a CO.
Funeral Directors
17 West Hancock Ave.
Phone Grand III! Detroit M'eh.
FOR SPRING PLANTING
VEGETABLE AND FLOWER HE EDA.
I AWN SEED AND FERTILIZER.
ONION SETA AND ABEDA POTA
TOEA
LOHRMAN SEED CO.
RANDOLPH->T. and O RATI OT-AVE
■ 141.5* wssrau—au-s
LaBoRERH wanted, steady work.
Apply National Car A Foundry Cos..
Clarke and West Jeffereon.
OOOD money made at home knitting
hoeiery. Machines furnished on
time We buy or sell your goode:
constant work Wheeler Cos., (Inc.)
117 Madlton, Chicago.
PATTERN MAKERS—FOUR
METAL PATTERN MAK
ERS. PENBERTHY IN
JECTOR CO., 360 HOLDEN
AVE.
HRI.r W 4\TED TK94ALB
TO YOUNG WOMEN
SEEKING EMPLOYMENT
Do y.ou want to work where
conditions are pleasant and
aalaries £ood? You will find
a fine opportunity in the tele
phone exchange.
Steady work at all times.
Your position will not be af
fected by business depression.
Students paid while learn
ing.
Frequent salary increase.
Rapid promotion for those
who ihow ability.
Vacations with pay. Pay
ments while ill and life insur
ance at stated period of ser
vice. Many other desirable
features. Apply Operators’
Ti ffining School, Madison-ave.
and John R.-st., between 9 a.
m. and sp. m. Michigan State
Telephone Cos.
WANTED Women. II or over, oe
government clerks. I*o month.
Write Immediately for list of posi
tions now obtainable Franklin In.
siltute. dept 489-D, Rochester. N.
T.
BOOKKEEPERS, stenographer# and
genersl office help wishing position,
kindly* call or write the Daisy B.
MtTrrr Agency, 454 Chamber of
Commerce
1 011. jlu —'an nr-waw
U 4 STKD X 4LE9MKN
MAGAZINE SOLICITORS, crew or
ganixer*. 4l< snd 56< niagaxtne
proposition* Red hot sellers Big
pi. Its I'nlimlted territory. State
experience when writing. Postal
Subscription Company. Minneapo
lis. Minn
. wr-r ~.i
WAR VP TO SDt—WI9CXI.I.A9IH ■
CAgH for old false teeth, gold crowns
broken Jewelry diamonds, watches
etc., fult value paid Rfg
Ce.. t? Wood*'! Ilk door elevator
W 4NTKP—TARIXS
SMALL FARMS WANTED
I t* 10 or 25 acres within 40 miles
ol Detroit, w.th or without stock
and Implements. Send full particu
lars.
ROSS LAND CO.
Michigan's Orestest Farm Agency.
1102 Tenobscot bldg. T r.one Cad. XXII.
WANTED to hear from owner of
good business for sale. State cash
price, full particulars. D. K Rush.
Minneapolis, Minn.
WANTED—To hear from owner of
good farm for sale Northwestern
Business Agency. Minneapolis Minn
WASTED—AGENT*
NEW KNIFE SHARPENER puts ra
**>r cdne M any knife Instantly
without grinding 30 sales a day
easy. Carry right In pocket. 100
per cent profit. Wr'te for free sam
ple offer nxw F. M Keltmen, sales
manag r, 124 American bldg.. Cln
< Innatl. O
TO Rtn-NOt lE« »
A- A A A A A A. A.
Hannan Rental Agency
A free llet* of I ouees and flata. Call
In person et Ota old- et end largest
real estate e*< hanae In Michigan.
1 UrORA W PtH!>DfNG
: Ijj 1 11 .arf ill"r—r 1 sni..-js saw
TP NIC NT— moVMM.
HOTEL FRANKLIN
Cor. Larncd and Batee-*ta Make roar
home for the winter at the Hotel
franklin Special wse4tly rale#
from |4 to lit.
LARGE front furnished room at 198
Mlchl*an-ave two ladle* employed
preferred Kitchen privilege* If de
si zed.
till. SC9IVIK QirortTt NITIICB
MAKE SI,OOO
Get Your Ix)t Now
in the
GREEN SULDIVISnON
w Doivn mm| 1 r ; Monthly
f ROPERTT LIKA ’VNIDK Os THE
CITY LIMITS. BETWEEN FORD
rfiGnzvw and grand river-
AVE. TNf)i ,titi 504 CHBMRER
Os COMMPRCK or tux GRAND
ETVrn-AVE CALL CHERRY 1471
•• % t -T* «||
. * -■? ’■■■ >■-—■» «■■■!■*■ I'M" Mi
fc*Ol€ HA I K-~NK»IDIC*<'K PHOPKHT%
FOR IMMEDIATE
SAI.E
LIST YOUR
VACANT. RKAI HENCE. DOWNTOWN
AND FACTORY PROPERTY WITH
HOMER WARREN & CO.
1 257 Chamber of Commerce.
BEST BARGAIN
M *dern. 7-ro im cottage on Rronk
l\n-eve. Bill* circle. 8500 down and
|to per month 1524 D'm* Rank
Rldg John I. Crlssman Tel Cherry
2»2f
OWNER MT’ST BEU.
New modern B. V. 2-fsmllr. 1141
Philadelphia. Will rent for t«Q
Apeclal Inducements for cash. Wal
nut 592 W
DAVISON AVE
Near Oskman car line. 4 rooms, full
basement .electric light .hardwoud
'ALEX. WATSON
*«2 HAMMOND RLDG
KIRBY A\ E
v room house. 3 bedrooms, furnace,
electru light* flreplxre B**o down.
|‘ri. . Ifi.co-' Grand toll -T
roR «ai a&~-rarm .
16-ACRE MAIIKET OARDtN KARM
pa I lvnioutti road good building*,
litre* greenhouse. fln*at garden
•oil. ready fur bmlnru immediate
poaaesslon If desired
BROOKS 4 MINTON
m Hammond bldg. main «i7*.
l* FA KM 4 <* mils* from Wll
ll*. >3 mil** from Detroit, V»cr»
orchard, |K arm under cultlva*
lion, balance pasture and woodlot:
fenced with aoftn wire, well tiled;
7-room house with full basement
33*40 barn which needs some im
pairs. 14*40 row barn. S poultry
house* tool house, corn cribs, *tc.
114 mile* to town. 11.100, with
91,000 down buy* It. See Mr. Cot
trell.
CYSTFR. The Farm Man. 007 Majes
tin ll 4«.
FA KM buyer* send lor "Piper's Far*
Bulletin It s free Many bargain*
W C Piper. Hoklea bide, Uetro'l
0L0«O FORTY ACRKH. one mile
south Traverse City. Mich ICsrel
lent for fruit and general farming
or exchange for city shuttle*
Juateson. 426 W. Alexandrine. De
troit. or Orand I*o3 J
42-ACRE FARM on beautiful ftllver
Lake. Livingston county, *0 mile*
from Detroit, lie mtl*a to two rail
road towns; splendid house, ba«e
ment barn, poultry bouses, well
fenced, and very best of clay loam
and gravelly clay loam soil. *4 000,
half cash, no exchanges
Our farm catalog, describing 100
farm bargains, will be mailed at
your request.
FYSTFR. Th# Farm Man. *O7 Majes
tic Bldg
11.000. 14 CASH, buys good 00-acr#
farm In Michigan's bast potato
district H P. Glldden. *l3 Htev
ens bldg Phone Cad. 7101, Owner.
Small Farms
Close to Oraliot. only IS miles out.
choice land only 3300 an acre; *
acre#, 10 acre* or 20 acres.
10 ACRES
Close to Wayne and Michigan ave
nues. house, barn, granary, chicken
house; suitable to divide; only 14.-
000. 91.000 down
6 ACRES
In Brighton, with proud house, Just the
thing for a chicken farm; only |3,-
300. 9100 down.
120 ACRES
40 miles from Detroit, good brick
house, bank barn, windmill, lota of
fruit: only 90.000.
MALONUY-CA M I'MKI.L REALTY CO.
*O4 Free Press Bldg
11-ACRK FARM near Brighton. Liv
ingston county, 56 acres under cul
tivation. to acres pasture, 10 acres
timber, part roll ng and part level,
living stream through farm, with
lake on rear of same, over 100
bearing fruit trees, gravelly loam
and clay loam soil, well fenced. 7-
room house with basement and
porch In good condition, 13x42
basement barn, poultry house, corn
crib and other outbuildings neces
sary. large cistern. *pl*ndid well
of water This Is only 114 miles to
town. Price |4* per acre; 12.000
rash down and mortgage on bal
ance for King time. No exchanges.
Se- Mr Cottrell.
EYftTKR The Farm Man. 807 Majes
tic Bldg
WOR 4 4l.k—V U AAT HIT*
HOMER WARREN & CO.
VACANT
Whitfield. 2nd block . 91.476
At. Clair-blvd., 100x176. south
of Kercheval 8.000
Ms rlk-»rwngb 4-0* ? 44. Just
south of Ji-fferson 1.700
Kuclld. south side 2 100
Blaine near Twelfth... . 1,778
Euclid W.. 70 It. apt sit# . 5.200
Palmer Woods, cor 100 ft 7.860
Devonshire, 80 ft ~ 0.700
Devonshire. 40 ft. cor 2.1Q0
f-skevlew. near Kercheval . 1.000
Lakevlew near Charlevoix 075
Drexel. near Charlavolx #OO
Poplin 860
Lenox, nr. Alack 475
Worcester Place, 60 ft 3,l«0
Pal llster-ave.. 40 ft *.♦«»
Calvert, near Twelfth.. .... 2,004
Foreet-ave. K oor.. per ft,... #0
Coplln corner, 8t ft 1,000
l-akcVtew corner. 3* ft ... **•
Woodward. near 0 Mlla-rd_
100*300. per ft 000
Gladstone, near Lin wood 1.150
HOMER WARREN & CO.
1227 Chamber of Oommerce
110x184 FT.7 $650
30x134 Is larger than most city lots.
This tract Is three times as large
as 30x134 feet. Price of entire
tract 1* only |6f>o, half the price
of nearby lots. 60 minutes from
city hall, near Grand River Three
abstracts; 136 secures tract Bal
ance eaaV. Owner. Address box
A-No. 1 Times.
SEEBALDT
Block from Grand River. 40 feet, high
ly restricted. It,000; Owner. Main
0100
WILL pay cash for vacant lots,
houses, flats, stores, acreage,
real estate equities. I .and con
tracts bought; quick and sat
isfactory deals.
EBERT, 809 Majestic Bldg.
n\ w. corTclTfeord -
AND ELIZABETH.
40x100—550,000.
HOMER WARREN & CO.
1227 Chamber of Commerce
CARPENTERS. BUILDER* plana
and ••tlmxtM furnished; Jobbing
promptly attended to
THOU. K AND O. A DTTK*
44 kfcGraw Bldg Phone Cad. 3100.
WABASH
Near Boulevard
80 feet. Ideal apartment alts, unre
stricted 13.360 Main 4100.
ERSKINE STREET
•IST BLOCK
50x140—120.000
HOMER WARREN A CO
1227 Chamber of Commerce
W« wish to announce the opening
of our
Terminal Branch Office
on Grand Rlver-ave., In the new
section beyond the Terminal rail
road We are In a position to de
liver lots In Greenfield P*rk. Glen
dale Gardens. Git idale Courts,
Wyoming Park and Cedarhurst
subdivisions We are also sbl* to
deliver lots in R K. Taylor's \V*st
iswn end Snuthlawn subdivisions
and adjoining subs Call Mr. Con
nor* In active charge of th* Ter
minal Offic*. phon* Garfield 44. or
call Mr O'w.fl at the Main Office,
phone Cadillac 7t«4
List your lots with ua when you
wiah to •'•II
CLEMONS, KNIGHT,
MENARD & PAUL
727 Farwell Bldg.
SPECIAL mTroMN
'** * -• 1 Mock, only
HOMER W \RREN A CO.
12 27 Chamber of cnmm*ree.
rosMix—RaußNxcarsopggi% miUft-MMamifMMM
Own Your 1
Own Home
By home we don’t mean merely four walla
and roof. But a beautiful 4-room bunga
low on a nice large lot, 35x107 feet
Our property is in the North Woodward
section where it is bound to increase in
value, and is surrounded by homes already
occupied and others under construction.
But you can’t afford to wait as we are
rapidly selling our lots very fast, in fact all
of our GRAND RIVER PROPERTY is gone
and we only have 9 lots left in North Wood
ward.
Just think of it —house complete and mod-
I em and a large lot for only $1,400. And our
I terms are only
SIOO Down—s2o a Month
No Interest No Taxes
Positively cheaper than rent; and you will
not have to pay tribute to a landlord, but
can put that money in your own pocket
Hurry down and select your site for the
home that you have been working for be
fore the last 9 lots are gcine.
WM. BURNHAM
BUILDER
I PHIL PETERS, MGR,
92 Griswold Street
rot SAL*—Yf A.CAJOT LOTS
Lake view Nr. Charlevoix
S lots with Improvements. 3O*10»~
only 9018 each.
HOMER WARREN A CO.
1327 Chamber of < ommeree.
SOME BUYS
Three lota on Hamllton-ava. at $778
each; paved street; terms.
Fourth lot on Manlatique south of Jef
ferson at 11.076; paved street;
builders' term#
Two lots on Doebel-av*. Just off Van
Dyke at 2375 each; terms.
EAST 3447
MAKE your old frame, brick or ••-
ment house look like new by ap
plying our old reliable
ASBESTUS STUCCO
Do It now and save painting Work
guaranteed Let ua figure with
you H J. Barber, East 344 7.
7-MILE FRONTAGE
JUST OFF WOODWARD
02x111 —900 per foot., pavement and
city water.
10 lota. 30x100—9060.
I lot |7 26—equity 9329.
HOMER WARREN A CO.
1317 Chamber of Commerce
FOR BALK FACTORY BITKB
FA CTO RY~SIT E
8-MILE CIRCLE
One-half block from double track
car line.
Land 64,000 sq. ft.
Bldg. 22,000 sq. ft
M C. a. R- and L. 9 M 9. siding*
In property Paved atreete, Price
940 000
HOMER W ARREN A CO.
1217 Chamber of Commerce.
CHOICE FACTORY STTES
Residence and business lots In De
troit’s rpoat popular subdivision*
Mt Olivet Schaefer sod Nuernberg
Ft pyroea and term# < n at ■
this property call
PETER KEHOE
Ridge 435-J
FACTORY SITE
24 ACRES
INSIDE CITY LIMITS
SEWER—WATER
PRICE $4,000 PER ACRE
Car line pa*»e* property, < ver 1.200
feet railroad frontage.
HOMER WARREN A CO.
1 227 Chamber < f Commerce.
"~M.IT R r 7“
WABASH R. R.
17 ACRES
$15,000 PER ACRE
Paved streets, water, sewer, car line*.
Western part of cll>.
HOMER WARREN A CO.
1 227 Chamh r of Commerce
run lAD. i'Diik** I'hui'xbm
COLUMBIA WEST
IST BLOCK
40x90 FEET
Will sell f. r considerably lees than
anything et*c 'n th» b'oeh. Don't
let it r-rt a way fr<>m > o*i
HOMER WARREN A CO.
• F' n • tene w• h go <« r>. w
I and ease Will »ell cheap Ad
dress box A-06. Times
ro«0 IALB- HUOibAAi tfw
AUCTION SALE '
Unclaimed Frtight <rf ..
Various Railroada
TUESDAY, MAY 15
AT 10 A. M.
Edgar’s Sugar House
239 Junction Ave.
TTrrwnTF'Rß ALL MVKKR NFOP
AND INlfe 220 to 240. Largest
stock easy tsrroa. Renting fl *0
up. Call No. 7 Campus next I>a
trolt opera house CadtOac 0991.
•OPA FGI'NTAITfV. st* aad used;
steam taklks store furniture, ••of.
fee urn# Rasy terms Geo Marsh
Cos.. 20 East \twater-st Main *7»|
RtXJSf B—Furniture tor rooms eng
plate |1 Week Sumner Mich * 4th.
STORAGE furniture, nearty new btr*
selw price Vnmner Cos Mleh 4b 4th
■ I 411X44 OPPOBTIBITIM
HIGH-CLASS Automobile Acceasor.
ire Man from California offers td
tend!.- coast - M-rman
Kierisr. Berkshire Hotel, City. Box
A-02. Time#
ITOBAUB AND CABTABB
CENTRAL STORAOS CO„ mo*io|t
packing, fireproof rates right 10<v
tor vans for subnrbaa mtislad
Phone Cadfflgg 00
Af*VK Storage mimm.it* ware how aw
Storage moving M #4O 41 OMmt%
PARTY MOVTNO to California <«a
rmt part oi car t'eoiml sturigs
Cos. » sdlllac 09-
ROKHT. BROS/ STCm AGE IWC. Stof
are. Cartage. Packing 102 Alfred.
Cherry 4400
MO.MCI TO LOAS
MONEY TO LOAN
ON VACANT LOTB
Liberal loans on real estate.
4-cond mortgage realty lOgaai
W I II buy equities !n vacant lots aad
linsr ved propertj
EBERT, 309 Majestic Bldg.
LAND CONTRACTS bought
Quick and satisfactory deala.
EBERT, 809 Majestic Bldg.
noN*Tßr<-rioN r/i.4NOL-Li b*r a I
amount* J F W-her t#o Grattnh
wf mrr land TnrrKAcra
Detroit I .and Contract Cos.
111-010 Hamm.»ad WMg 0019.
rmaau———as—saaa
PBBMUIAi
PRIVATE I.VTFSPrTOATndtI ASP
DETECTIVE WORE PONf B t |l
- AI4LE AND FBlfAf-L OP
KR.4TIVM DOMFSTICTRU t BLBS
A ALTT. BRUT OF I.wlal.
srrvitTs.
Sterling Secret Service
701-2-2 CONGRESS *»I.DO MAIW *«0»
NOTlC®—fl agy sew gift If If
U”iX 'ga.'vliirjMiMf
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