PAGE FOUR THE WANTED-Young man to w rings. Busy Bee, 313 S St. Dancing at the Armory ev urday evening. Fisher's 0 -Adv. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF General Books FOR ALL CLASS Sheehan & C C. W. Graham, Prc THE WOLVERINE DETACHMENT NEW ork eve- o. State 13-3t ery Sat- rchestra. no more than right Tear ( rGise~is c with appropriate na I ~ General Hell and Gs M isplaced Literary Ability1 ' 1tE t Yl TIM TA (From Everybody Reads It) I;l MA I FRO He was a man of considerable liter- ary ability, having once been editor of Private Paul Mark an Ann Arbor newspaper. few days ago from in THIS FACT alone would entitle one the interurban wrerl to have an appropriate place in "Who's was taken by Private Who." pany A of the trai PIINDIE IS showing signs of life Wednesday morning again. He's quite a modern Siegfried: the funeral was held Heat Don'ts Private Markowski (From Chi. Trib.) Custer. Ile obtained Don't use alcoholic drinks. Don't look the second divi get excited over anything. urban. Several mile HOW COULD one comply with these the interurban ran in regulations when Michigan is dry. urban freight, whirl "KAISER BEATEN; Wants Peace- injured 37. Headline in the Swindle sheet. Some more Hun cunning. He'll have to WANTED - Experi come lower if he wants toget out of August 15 to Oct.I this fuss without the Indians taking ity and a successf his scalp. sary. Salary pi WITH ALL the diabolic strategy references and exp evinced in the part of the Tent it is this office. to have general mes, e.g., Major neral von Belov LIEN hOME 1 DETACEKEN' owski, who died, juries received ii k near Chelsea A. Lalonde, Com ning detachment to Alpena wher, 1. Str fro ~ m Flaherty to Lecture Friday Afternon The lecture by Mr. Robert Flaherty on "The Belcher Islands-Their Dis- covery and Exploration," will be on Friday afternoon at 5 o'clock, not on Thursday as was announced in the Times News. Dancing at the Armory every Sat- urday evening. Fisher's Orchestra. -Adv. Fisher party at Packard every Fri- day evening.-Adv. K. OF C. PROGRAM POSTPONED BECAUSE OF SOUSA CONCERT The regular program, which was scheduled for tonight in the Knights of Columbus war tent, has been postpon- ed on account of Sousa's band ap- pearing in Hill auditorium. The or- ganization plans to give an entertain- ment next week. Dancing at the Armory every Sat- urday evening. Fisher's Orchestra. -Adv. nI ES AO. op. ... ... SO.USA IN will cond SOUSA BAN - at HILL .AUU fwas rrom camp I a furlough and sion of the inter-the s out of Chelsea, Sav e Pieces to a heavy inter- Broken Eye Glass Lenses ground In our own shop, same day hs killed 11, and TRY OUR SERVICE. EYES EXAMINED LET US SHOW YOU OUR enced salesman ARMY AND NAVY FRAMES 1. Good personal- ul record neces- You Should Have One roposition. Give H l erience. Address Hallrer &SrState Street jewees PERSON uct the CONCERT ITORIUM TONIGHT-TONIGHT, 8 O'clock Sixty Members Four Special Features You will not have another opportun- ity to hear this greatest Band in the World until after the war. Buy your tickets in advance and avoid standing in line at the box office while those with tickets go in and get the best seats. uller's, and Foster's on State Street; Calkins' and Scott's on on Main Street, Walker's on Miller Ave.; Alsmendinger's on Pack- orth University Ave. by Wadhams & Co., Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Arcade Cafeteria, [hite Elephant Shop. JOHN PHILIP SOUSA LIEUT. JOHN PHILIP SOUSA Before he joined the Navy, and as lie will appear at Hill Audi. torium tonight. TICKETS ON SALE at Wahr's, Tinker's, Quarry's, Haller and F South University; Edison Co., Hutzel's, Mills', and Goodyear's Drug Co., ard; University Music House on Maynard; and The Arcade Theatre on N FOR BENEFIT OF RED CROSS this space has been contributed 1 Educators' Association, Betsy Ross Shop, Arcade Jewelry Shop, and W Prices: 50c, 75c, and $1.00