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The evening world., 1911-12-01
Radical Reductions tomorrow in
Women's Coats and Suits
economies worth talking about

zenith and the volume OF scasonable
But those women who have delayed
and those who are looking to discard
IN in Winter styles, will both have
/ remarkable collection Of beautiful
cal reductions from former prices. No
tie to describe the advantages that
values. the actual reductions them
Fourth floor.
as this It is important { O make
disappointment in its Wake.>
Women's Polo Coats
former prices $3.50. $500 and $3.50
reduced to 1880
Plain white or white with tan, pink or baby
blue. In several attractive models. all effect
lively trimmed.
Women's Coats
former prices ESQ and $500
reduced to 1880
Fashioned of rough doublc-faced materials.
A splendid coat for rough or knockabout
wear. Smart collar and turn-back cuffs.
Women's Black Broadcloth Coats
IoHnc price CIV
reduced to 1880
Three models. All with long revers and
different shaped large collars. which are
ovcrlaid with velvet. Lined throughout.
Women's Black Broadcloth Coats
former prices $500 and 1880 .
reduced to $500
Made with new shaped collars. trimmed with
braids and ~velvets. Garment buttons to side
and is extremely effective.
Women's Velour Coats
former price 900
reduced to $500
Scmi-htting model. all lined. Long rcvers
and new large collar. This is an extremely
attractive garment and wonderful value.
Women's Fur-trimmed Coats
former price $3.50
reduced to $3.50
Made Of imported broadcloth. .emi-ftting
model. lined throughout. Large collar and
wide cuffs Of sable opossum. skunk opossurn.
Australian opossum, French lynx or %caracul.
The evening world., 1911-12-01

Misses AppareT-Szes r. t. Il years
Misses Suits ..... formerly UO and $500 ......... reduced to $500
Misses Suits ..... see. formerly 1850 and $500 ........r reduced to 1880
Misses Suits ..... . formerly $500 and 1880. ....... reduced to $500
Misses Coats ..... $500 formerly 1900 to 1850 o.. reduced to 975
Misses Coats 80. 49,. formerly ESQ to $500 .......... reduced to 1900
Misses Dresses ......... formerly 1850 ..... reduced to 1926
Misses Dresses .... formerly $500 ........ reduced to $500
Misses Dresses ......, formerly $3.50 to $500 .......... reduced to 1850
Apparel for Juniors and Cirls-Szes 4. IS, II years.
Junior Suits formerly 1850 to $500 ......... reduced to 1925
Junior Suits .....f formerly 1850 to $500 ......... reduced to 1880
Junior Suits ... formerly $3.50 and 1850 .......r reduced to $500
The evening world., 1911-12-01
Clearance Sale of Apparel
for Misses, Small Women and Girls
at most remarkably low prices Saturday!

GTomorow a pe,t collection Of Misses and Girls apparel whose lease
Of space in the department has been but a matter Of a few weeks, will be
offered at splendid reductions from former low prices, and those who have
waited for this opportunity may now choose from almost limiAess assert
ments, but at the most limited prices. some new item Of apparel wherewih
to be as festive as that festive season which now approaches. Second floor.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-29

mentarily through the opera. The
waltz proved to be similar TO the we'll
known Niennese brand OF musical
comedy and light operetta. and II ~
did not bear the magic name Of Rich
ard Strauss would probably not make
any more lasting impression upon the
musical public than The Merry
Widow"
The program was brought TO close
by very colorful arrangement OF
Liszt's Polonaise in Il, one of the war
horses OF the piano soloist. IL was
played as might be expected from this
admirable organization, with all the
sweep and fire that it's swiftness of
tempo and brilliancy demands.
The audience was very large and
fashionable. Pretty gowns were hid
den beneath heavy evening cloalSs and
furs, for the blasts from "Greenland's
Icy Mountains were not more severe
than the temperature in the armory
barn which serves Detroit, with it's
wealth and proud boast of half mil.
Hen population, fer a concert -hst4iii hst4iii.
The next concert In the series will
be given Saturday evening Feb. 3, by
the incompatible Boston Symphony.
presenting complete Wagner pro-
gram.
ELLA MAE HAWTHORNE
The Detroit times., 1911-12-29
ASK COURT TO REDUCE
HAYMAN BROTHERS. BAIL

Attorneys McHugh, Gallagher & Nc
Gam, representing julius. Harry and
Max Hayman, charged with assault
with intent 10 kill, in connection with
the cutting affray in Max Hayman's
delicatessen store on Hastings-st.,
Dec. p, when. Attorney Louis Smilan-
sky and julius Berman, real estate
agent, were terribly injured with a
long cheese knife, filed a motion in
Justice Jeffries' court. Thursday morn
ing, asking that the bail OF the three
brothers be reduced from So 900 to
$500, In two sureties
The motion, which will be argued,
Friday morning. sets forth that the
three Hayman brothers are permanent
residents Of Detroit, with property
here. but are unable TO raise the re-
quired $4,000 surety and thus are de-
prived OF their constitutional right to
bail
Smilansky and Berman, who are in
Harper and st. Mary's hospital, re-
spectively, are both reported as re-
covering from their wounds
The Detroit times., 1911-12-29
MARITAL TROUBLES DUE
TO HUSBANDS SNORING

Long investigation of the marital
troubles OF Roy and Martha Ellsworth
finally simmered the situation down
TO the fact that Roy snores, abomin-
ably and in various keys, at night.
Justice Jeffries has been trying TO
get some results from a nonsupport
suit brought against the husband, for
some time. 1t was very apparent that
there were irreconcilable differences
between the two who seemed to quar-
rel on the slightest provocation. 2fld
were always ION the outs" Finally,
they Separated. Questioning failed TO
bring out any real trouble between
the two. They just quarreled.
Friday morning, the secret slipped.
The trouble all started over Roy's
snoring. 1t led to quarrels, and the
quarrels led to estrangement.
Roy agreed to pay his wife 81 a
week and snore all by himself.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-29
REVEALS MORE SECRETS
ABOUT PACKERS PLANS
Veeder Says They Were To Give
$10,000,000 But Whole
Scheme Fell Through.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2S.--Haying shown
bt documentary proof that the ten
packers on trial before Judge Carpen-
ter had made repeated efforts 10 or.
ganize a syndicate which should com
bine all the packing interests OF the
country and that they finally organ.
lied for such an end the National
Backing Co., Attorney Pierce Butler,
-feF-the- government today resumed
the examination OF Alfred II. Veeder
In an effort to show in detail the dis
eussion and plans of the packers al
their informal conferences when they
were trying 10 induce Wall-st. to help
them float billion-dollar concern In
1902.
Veeder says there was much discus
sion among Armour. Swift and Morris
as TO how they could pour plenty of
water into their proposed organization
without having II become too appar-
sSt.
They discussed many schemes, "
said Veeder, and finally the plan OF
turning over their properties to the
rew concern at two for one was offer
ed. The packers saw the humor in
tHdC liihe-lOHOfeu pldn anu ueclueu 10
devise some other means. Then it was
decided 10 use twenty-five times their
individual net earnings for the year
as a basis for capitalization
IL was by this means that the pack
ers added nearly $650,000 900 OF water
TO their proposed billion-dollar CAPT
talization.
II was also brought out when Attor-
ney Butler began seeking details sur
rounding the written agreements that
,Needer admitted that besides borrow
ing s90.000,000 from the Standard Oil
Harriman-Gary interests. the packers
proposed to give the Wall-st interests
$l0000,000 OF the stock OF their syndi-
cate in consideration of the loan. Be
side this they we're TO repay the loan
with interest in three years.
When this scheme fell through
Veeder testified, the packers immedi-
ately planned their second proposal
which also went for naught
The witness was then taken by At
torney Butler back over many of the
documents TO explain the methods in
which the conferees arrived at the
signed agreements.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-29

NEW YORK, Dec 28-That Alexan.
der r. Moore, publisher of the Pitts
burgh Leader, will shortly become the
fourth husband OF the fair Lillian Rus
sell, was coyly confirmed by the
bridegroom-elect and some of his
closest friends today. Moore, when
asked regarding Miss Russell's state
ment of last night that they were 10
be wed next May at first said
We'll, | hope that IL is true"
Later, however, he admitted the
soft impeachment but stated that all
statements regarding their plans must
be made by Miss Russell She is go
ing to retire from the stage and cease
her magazine writings, he said, in or
der TO take a prominent place in Pitts
burgh society
Miss Russells first husband was
Harry Braham, the musical director
who got a divorce. while her second
was Edward Solomon, whom she fin
ally got rid OF by proving he was al
ready wed when he married her, Her
third was John Chatterton. the sing
er, better known by his professional
name OF Signor Perugini. She divorc
ed him In 10, sayeral times
since then rumors OF her engagement
TO Moore have been circulated and
denied.
Alexander p Moore is an influential
Republican politician of western Penn
sylvania and stated today that he will
call on Col Roosevelt tomorrow to
The Detroit times., 1911-12-29
Sales Slips Of Following Stores Good for Votes

DRY GOODS.
r. Henderson. 9l4 Grahu hiNe'
L,oIdan coo GratiOt Ave. -
y. polf. I15i-1153 Gratiot Ave
- siegeI. 1879 tirattot ~ -
", w I,, pros 800 Chene. cor. MILWAUKEE,
,t,1t. Erapp. e5G2 Jefferson Ave
,,if"',Y,,'ss.rford ,i"Y's q Caughey. lFll ttailoL
ll,i,,7.1 Il HOOK 1l79-ltS3 NoodWar"
:,rta taenI 1896 Gratiot Ave
S,r,t, A. Schmidt. jl1 Bnker'
er>Ts, FURNISHINGS.
- -. A. Craef eco Gratiot Ave
rs, n Graef, l21l Grnuot SNe.
- - - t,fsgher t456 West Fort y.
r.,nK 4 Rolf it5i-ll53 orator Ave
-..storia a Homer. az Gratiot ave
~ ttendrrson 9t4 Grand RlNer ave.
= 80 i.snn ~ & Nesbitt 1852 WOODWARD.
r'orye Upwstoue. 2s9 clay Ave.
81 Itoseuthat, River Rouge
rrRNITURE STORES.
,,t.,,, A. MARTY. 52i Grattot Ave.
CANDY STORES.
tt.,nr,elef Candy Co. % trhhd RIVER
tl,nE q, Nadeau. River Rouge
HaRDwARE.
,.,.. a Wiclcy. g2s Grand River Ave.
,sous ,.' Stfardvynre Co AS Grand River.
"a, Srhpttz. l704 Russell ST.
NEAT MARKETS
=. ~ s;noehr. I4e0 West FUTt 81
|,,,,,t, Market Gt,a-3S5 Clay Ave.
i,S.' i,S,., Gasdcke. a4SS Jefferson Ave.
pehtov. llg5 Fourteenth Ave.
I.atsse Rros gfo McDouaall ST
Frsd WUrster. River Rouge
CATHOLIC CHURCH GOODS.
KrieE Bros. Isl Cratiot Ave
The Detroit times., 1911-12-29
Windsor Architects Win.

The Windsor board of education,
Wednesday night, accepted plans pre-
pared by G. Jacques & Co, Windsor
architects, for the new school TO be
built in the east end OF the city dur
ing the coming year. The selection
was made from 10 sets of plans re-
ceived In secret competition. a pre-
MUM OF $500 being offered for the
plans chosen and $3.50 as second
prize. The latter goes TO J, l.. viii
son & Son, of Chatham, Ont. The
new school is TO have II rooms, and
the estimated cost is $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-29
STRANGE DISEASE
KILLS so PERSONS

BERLIN. Dec. 2s.-An epidemic OF
strange disease has already claim
ed % lives in the Municipal Night
shel ter and other asylums here. One
hundred other cases are reported to-
day There Is fear that the victims
are suffering from cholera or the
plague.
Several paupers have been taken
violently III on the streets and died
within a few hours after they were
stricken The deaths were at first at.
tributed 10 ptomaine .polsoning, caus-
ed by eating tainted herring. but IL
became known today that a large por.
ton OF the victims had not eaten
ilsh Physicians are unable TO dag.
nose the illness at this time.
Victims of the mysterious disease
are seized with violent fits OF vom-
iung and expire in the greatest agony.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-29
CHICAGO BROKER is
KILLED ON HIS PORCH

" CHICAGO, Dec. 2S.-Charles b. Nor
row, 81, former member of the Board
or Trade and reputed wealthy. was
shot to death on the back porch of his
home early today. The body was
fSozen and Morrow had evidently been
dead several hours. There were two
bullet wounds in the head and re-
volver with two chambers empty was
found near the corpse.
Police are inclined TO a suicide the
DRY, but members of the family insist
iiat Morrow was killed by burglars
Whom he must have surprised trying
to enter the house.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-29
FINDS WAY TO MAKE
MAN SUPPORT WIFE

Joseph Ballack was forced TO con
tribute $25 toward his wife's support
in rather novel way in Justice JEFF
fries court. Friday, when their long
pending case was threshed out, In
the presence of a large gathering OF
Humane Society attaches, who came
20 see Ballack get his and his wife
and children get Justice.
Bsllack had stubbornly refused 10
pay the s. a week ordered by the
court. for the support OF his family
so the Judge fined him $25. with the
option OF serving 30 days I'm tf1e work.
house
friend OF BallaelS az once stepped
forward and paid the fine.
The Judge promptly turned the
money over 10 Mrs Ballack and
marked Ballack's file, convicted, sen
tence suspended"
The Detroit times., 1911-12-29
MAN WHO STOLE STREET
CAR DRAWS SIS FINE

George Lester. the man who stole a
street car, was fined S25. with the al.
tentative OF going to the House Of
Correction for 80 days. by Police Jus
tice Stein, Thursday morning.
Dec. l9. Lester took car that was
standing in. front OF the Baker car
barns and drove II out Dix-ave he
escaped after Wild pursuit by a D.
u. u. crew. but was later arrested
by Special officer Abt. OF the ID. u
X. His excuse was that he WAS In q
hurry 70 get home and took that
means instead of waiting for regus
lar car.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-29
MAYOR HARRISON
.BESIEGED WITH PROTESTS

CHICAGO. Dec 2S.-Mayor Harri
son was today besieged with storm
of protest" from the clergy OF the
citv and church societies because OF
his announced intention of permitting
the New Years eve reyelry TO go un-
chScked Sunday evening.
The scores of protests communicate
ed by delegations and through the
mails today followed the adoption of
resolutions in many mid-week meet.
.ngs last night, where prayers were
offered for the mayor and the honor
Of The city.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-29
DRUGS.


Arndt BIOS 73S Gratiot Ave.
Herman l.. Becker 473 Gratiot Ave.
r. r. Bodimer 3Si Clay Ave.
Clarke Pharmacy liz Michigan Ave.
Duncomhe Pharmacy. gSI6 WOOdwafd
y II Webster 9S2 Champlain ST
A j. Filler. 9S3 Jefferson Ave.
John r. Paddock. 9S6 Michigan Ave.
r s. Geppert 1900 Grand River Ave.
Geo A Mahlmeister. 1865 GratiOt Ave.
Morris Drug store 9t9 Grand River.
Mt Elliott Pharmacy 1902 Gratiot Ave
- A schwartz. 255S Jefferson Ave ~
Edward Young. 76l Oakland Ave. -
Eastman's Drug Store. 1854 Wood
John 4 Dyer. 1915 Gratiot Avs
Scpull n Travis sgS Woodward
Greenthal Pharmacy, 1919 Grrs
Alfred : Abbott. Fourteent,
waukee Ayes
Felix FeSter. SIS Baker
Geo J Billing. 1892 Wood
r. @ Bteningstal, S52 r.;
rhOs. Belanger, River r.
SHOES.
VIM. Eyre a Son. 932 Gt
T. Herman. 2t5e Jeffer
Geo Ilewstone. 3S9 Cls
carl Krieger. S37 Gratl
Wm X Krieger, l1g
Macpherson & Muer
Thos l.. Scheick. IS
.. y. Rockwell 2st
~. Burghardt y
Otto simon. iSS
Alva HUM Js1
River Ave
! DuTand 4 Co.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-29
To Observe sylvester Eve"

The German Lutheran churches OF
Detroit will observe sylvester Eve.
Sunday evening. with services of sol
emn retrospecton These services
on the eve of the departing year were
established In the sixteenth century
by Luther, to Offset the revelry which
usually marked that night in the years
calendar New Years services will
be held in the churches at $50 o'clock
Monday morning
The Detroit times., 1911-12-29

urge him to accept the Republican
presidential nomination.
II am afraid that Col. Roosevelt
does not want the nomination ana
heiher he would accept II IL were
forced on him is hard 10 say, he de
clGred at breakfast this morning.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-29
SAGINAW WOMAN HoNoREp.

SAGINAW, Mich. Dec. 2S.-Mrs.
Emily Putnam, wife OF the superin-
tendent of the state blirfu>school here.
has been appointed national aide on
the STAFF OF President General Ida NJ.
Galloway. OF the Womens Auxiliary
Of the National Spanish-American
War Veterans. She will report at once
TO Washington
The Detroit times., 1911-12-29
$5.OOO.OO NPRIZES
For Labels and Sale Slips


votes
Jeii-0, The Dainty Dessert, save 80.
Karo Corn syrup. save red label. io0
karo Corn syrup, save blue labei iVo
kingsford Corn starch, save front ,.,
Arxo Clos. starch, .ave entire car
INMATE Tapioc., save entire ear 49,.
Dunham'. Original Cocosnut, save
front of carton. ....,,' A"o
Runkers Premium Baking Choeo-
late, save wrapper 100 ana zVo
Runkeps High Grade breakfast
Cocoa, save tin tops ...,.....,. 200
RunkeTs Cocoa, labeled tins, save
RanIel. Dairy MIA Chocolate, :.
save wrappers ,....,,.' "'
RupkeIs Almond Mhk Choeoia'e' "a
RunkeTs Vienna Sweet Chocolate,
save wrappers .....-..s .'.'.'''.' ivo
Calumet Baking Powder, save IL
Morton,. free Runpins salt. save
Po,t Huron Triangle sait,,save con-
wri"... rHI Maple syrup, save label,
250, 500, 1000
Boar. san Mario Conee. save ,
hours pilot Coffee, save wrappers 2se
Hours Conaueror, steel cut, save ,.o
Bour'. royal Garden conee. save go,
wrapper ..,.-..' :. :. =. - =. : 49, S0'
Rour's Old Master Conee, save =
wrapper ......s'ss. ''' - '' =. 'N,'
Hours Royal Garden Tea, save
~r,,,er r......... 200 tO 1000
Prrson'. Household Ammonia, save
label ...s...r 49, :. =. -. !. ~ y" -
Franco american Food Products
save labels ...s.... .'' wv 20 S"'
incl. sans Mscsroni, Spaghetti,
Egg Noodles, save entire car.
ten ~ "f'' -
.rIstos Flour, save sack $50 To $500
aiaby shoe Polish. save carton,
Red Hen MoIasses, save label lOu
CIuuer Cake Moiasses, save inbei. loo
EIesh Cleaner. save top or can iVo
saginaw Tin Match, save coupon ."
kInr q Match, save front OF ear
tou. enclosing three boxes soo
uncIe Jerry Pancake Flour, save
front of carton ..... -rr'''... Iou
Dutcb Tea Rusk, save wrapper w"
WrIsIey's OIiviN Toilet soap, save
wrapper ...-.'... -. -. ~"
uen,Ingway Surprising Brand Can
ned Goods, save wrapper ...... 'oN
hemingway Alpine Brnnd canned
Goods, save wrappers ...'.., i""
Hemingway Auburn Brand tHnneu
Coods. save wrappers ........''' io"
The Detroit times., 1911-12-29

Votes
Beck. Polents Rolled Oats, save
Beck's PoIenta Rolled Oats, save
carton ..'................. ....... 100
beck's stone Ground Oatmeal, save
carton .......-....,.... .......... 100
To"ar Creamery Butter, save wrap
PCT ''....'.... ........... .-........... S5o
Queen Anne Soap, save wrapper. 80
Queen Anne Washing Powder,
save heads .............t. .,...... 100
Queen Anne scoGrer, save heads. 100
buckeye Evaporated MIX, save
sphinx brand spices. save carton 100
sphinx Brnnd Extracts, save ear
Lee q Cady's Powdered sugar, save
Columbia brand Currant-, save
'front.' carton .................. 1OO
White Lily brand Asparagus, save
Pansy brand Rnisins. save carton.
fronts ...'....,... ...,.. ......... Ice
keI-I-Cin Gum, save outside wrap
True Blue and Everybody's Gas
Mantle, save carton. =. 100 fo go
Beaudoin's Mustard. Catsup, BIuing
and Horseradish, save labels. -. 1Oa
IiOrdeau's Potato Chips, save wrap
shriII's Wrapped Cakes, pure. clean.
delicious, wholesome cakes I'm
Wrappers save IOO nn0 lJu
Osmun's saIted Peanuts and But
terscOtch, save carton. ....... so
La AOraz, "the cigar OF cigars" Sc
size toperasD. so votes, Zoe size
100 votes.
Mall Pouch Tobacco, save front OF
package .................. 80
san Toy Toilet Water, save car
ton .......... ....... 30 tn 1000
san Toy Perfume. save carton. 500
10 e-..'- .-A... fUOb
san Toy TnIcum. save box $1,000. t5D
soap-a-side, save coupon 100 to 25n
Grand Laundry, save laundry slips.
OLD customers one vote for each
cents new customers, 10 votes for
each cent.
Townr's MIX. New customers pur-
chase Of 81 worth OF tickets shows
nv receipt stamped, new customer.
5000 votes.
J. CaIvert's Sons. coal aud cokei save
drivers delivery slip. Old customers
SO' votes per tons new customers
SVOO votes per ton, ON hard coal
aud coke only
MIhneI Mcnamara Narnish Works.
Hart stein FinIshi save labels, 250.
500, 1850 and $500 votes.
GrInneII Bros Pianos. save purchase
slips on Grinnell Bros own MAKE
only. Ten votes for each cent paid.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-29
BUSINESS BRIEFS.

president Emory w. Clark, OF the
First National bank Of this city, was
appointed a member of the finance
committee OF the American Bankers
association, in a meeting OF the ad-
ministrative committee in New York,
last week
The Detroit times., 1911-12-29
TRAIN ROLLS OVER BANK;
ONE KILLED, ONE DYING

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, Dec. 2S.-
One man was killed, one fatally in
jured and several passengers hurt
when the Fast Flying Virginian" pas
senger train on the Chesapeake &
Ohio railroad was wrecked early today
at McKenards. near here.
The engineer. William Dunnington
was instantly killed and Lacey Ter
rell, OF Huntington is dying.
The engine left the track and rolled
over the bank. Several coaches were
derailed. The cause of the wreck was
not determined.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-29

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Dec. 2S.-Two
interurban cars on the Buffalo, Lock
port & Rochester Electric railroad col
lided, rear end, six miles west OF this
city, inJuring ten persons who were
standing on the back platform OF one
OF the cars None was seriously In
jured.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-29

n,
First National bank of this city, was
appointed a member of the finance
committee OF the American Bankers
association, in a meeting Of the ad-
mnistrative committee in New York,
last week.
STANDARD Bros. Ltd. wholesale
hardware dealers. gave a banquet.
Wednesday evening. in the Penobscot
Inn, to the travelling salesmen and
department heads in the employ of
the firm 44 guests being at the table
Talks were given by George C. Stan
dart or Chicago. a brother of the
members OF the firm Joseph G. Stan
dart and Robert w STANDARD and al
so Robert f. w. Ranney. secretary OF
the .Ranney Refrigerating Co. Green
Vile Mich. Robert w STANDARD. who
acted as postmaster, was presented
with a. handsome leather rocking
chair by the employees A theater par.
ty In the Temple followed the ban
,Quet.
The Iron Trade Review. of Cleve-
land, says: Business transacted dur
ing the holiday season never furnishes
q safe basis tor predicting the degree
OF prosperity which will prevail later
I'm the year. but the length of the va.
cations given to employees indicates
tie pressure of orders to be already
placed This year nearly all the mills
OF the central west that roll steel
products resumed the day after
Christmas. Iron mills are operating
Very irregularly, and in some steel
mills in the eastern territory the
period of idleness will be more ex-
tended. There has been some decline
in the demand for Digiron owing TO
the holidays but a very fair tonnage
has been disposed Of during the week.
+ Ii is expected that alter Jan. /, the
general operations of tn. steel cor
-poratinn will be considerably in.
creased"
The directors OF the Dime Savings
tsnnk declared the regular dividend OF
Two per cent for the quarter and i'm
addition an extra dividend OF one per
rent. making the total distribution in
rash for the year nine per cent This
Is the same as was distributed last
year but in the spring the stockhold.
'ers also received a 90 per cent divi-
hend in stock and rights to subscribe
to so per cent of their holdings sew
eral points under the market when
the capitalization was increased from
100000 TO $1,000 coo.
There is talk in New York OF some
changes In the manner OF handling
the subsidiaries OF the New York Cen
trail system, though the project OF
=nerging parallel lines such as the
Michigan Central and the Lake shore
raises the question of legality. 1t Is
stated that Henry B. fedyard, OF De
sroh, will be given the fun manage
meat OF the building OF the terminal
here. Nothing more than reorganiza
ton OF the working staff is expected
IN case the lines are merged.