PACE TWO THE M I CI-IG AN D A IL Y rTUESDAY

', APRIL 16, 1929

Famous Opera Star
Will Retire To Farm

MATLPISTFEDerotThatr
MALPST FELDot hatr
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Mail for the following persons is
on hand undeliverable. It may, be
secured by the owners if called fore
fon or before. April 20, 1929, at thce
Main Post Office.
Mrs. Eliz. Bower, Joseph A.
Brown," Sam -Clark, Mr. Davis,
Ruth Edwards, Margaret Finley,
W. D. Fitzhugh, -Fred W. Gerhardt,
Herbert L. Hart, Chen Tao Heng,
in care of Kuo .Chen Pi, Ralph
Howard, N. B. Jock, Dr., W. Louie
Lack, Margaret Lamnont, John F.'
Madden, Walter J. M therly, Arvin.
Philapart, Chas. A. Reinke, Dr.,I
and Mrs. C. K.' Searms, William.
Store y, ,George .ten SHoor, Ying -Tse,
Virginia VanPatten, Hilary J.;
Weason, Yu Shao :Woo.
WILLIiAMSTOWN, Mass., April
13.--Coach Charley Caldiwell, :for-
mer Princeton athlete, will take
charge of .the Williams .freshman
baseball squad here next week on
his return from Virginia, where he
has been assisting Coach Art Fox'
with the varsity. nine during the
Easter vacation.

SHUBERT
Matinees Thurs.-Sat., 50c - $1.50
Nights ..5c to $2.50
Detroit's .OneReal Hit!
HARLE
CASS THEATRE
NOW PLAYING
Ngt,$toSaturday Matinee, .$1 to $2 50
BOOM.BO
With Frank M}cIntyre and
Jeanette MacDonald
Sensational Jack ]Donahuc -.John
- ..,Boyla Dancers
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Marion Talley
Made ,famous overnight by jump-
ing into the limelight as a Metro-
politan Opera star at the age of
nineteen during 1926, Marion ,Tal-
ley, Kansas City girl, will retire
after May 4 to .a farm and chickens,
to enjoy the wealth accumulated ini
-her three years as a singer.
Chas.L. Brooks
Off ers:


1610 WASIITENAW

10 rooms and sunllroom. Lot 3ox {)7-.
Beautiful tr-ees and shrubs. Double garage.
All coniveniences incl'udinig automatic heater,
cistern and water lift. to superb condi-
tion. 1 ocation the city's very finest. '
Priced right, terms exceptionally attractive.4

The Art of the 'films
s LAST TIMES'
Surrender
An adorable spitfire ' .Allun-
tamed beauty . awakens to the
tlu'ill of her first love ...a
dynamic romance of youthful
dreams and desires.
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VALT[RBYO


1411 GRANGER
3 roins and sun ronm, bath and lava-
tory'. Vapor steam heat, oil burner. "Every
convenience. Double garage. Sleeping
porch. French doors, fireplace, laundry'.
etc.- Shade and fruit trees . Awnings. In,
that fine, quiet shady section of East
Granger. where property is so much in;
demanid. Price right.
1 1244 .FERDON
6 .roomis including combmniation break-
fast room and butler's pantry and tiled
bath- with shower. Lavatory first floor.
Vapor steam heat. WVater softener. Shingle
and stone. W'alnut finish- downstairs,
enamnel up. Refrigerator and linoleum, in-
eluded. G;arage, laun dry, clothes chute.
Only . i3,8oo. Terms.

A Man Who Trifled . A Girl Who Loved!
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2016 SENECA
g roomis, plus lavatoiry, sun parlor,4
breakfast niok and two tiled[ baths. Vapor
steam heat oil burner, auto water heater
and softenmer. Kelvii Iator . Double garage,
lalmdry, etc. Lot 8ox 32. Shade. and fruit
trees. Priced very reasonably, and terms
that arc truly attractive. Location ex-
trelniely line:.
RENTALS
If(O SES.--Southeastt8 rins., sun porch,;
dormitory, att. garage, S iou to Sept., $123,
'thereafter. Southcast. 6 rms., irl, garage,
$,32- monthly; Central, i<} rmns., garage,-
modern. Make offer. Southeast, upper
duplex, s rins., bath, garage,. .

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