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The Detroit times., 1913-11-13
SAVANT TO LECTURE ON
FREER MANUSCRIPTS

Prof. Henry M. Saunders. Of the
Latin department Of the University OF
Michigan, will lecture before Oriental
lodge in the Masonic auditorium. FRI
day evening, Nov FL, on the Freer
manuscript, bought by the wealthy
Detroit collector In Egypt several
years ago. These ancient Greek
parchmentE have been discovered to
be of the greatest importance to Bbbi-
cal scholars.
DR.. Saunders undertook the task
OF decipering these manuscripts. The
meat important. probably. Of the four
comprising the lot. IL accorded the
most attention, and many interesting
details and conclusions are presented
The manuscript Of the four gospels
was written not later than 400 A. u
1t n In q small graceful hand which
finds its parallels on the papyn OF
the second to the fourth centuries. A
fragmentary manuscript Of the BOOK
of Enoch from Akhmim. and single
leaf of Sappho's poems. also from
Egypt. are the only parallels on parcn-
ment. Some slight pecularities in Ian
.suase- aud spelling indicate that the
gospel manuscript was written by
Coptic scribe and In lower Egypt.
The ancient manuscript omits many
familiar texts appearing In both the
King James and revised versions:
DR.. Sapnders' lecture will be Illus
treted with lantern 1lides.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-13
BOOK AGENTS TO BE
BARRED FROM SCHOOLS

Agent and representatives, Of text-
book concerns will hereafter BE- re-
CURED TO keep away from the schools
Of Detroit, according TO . decision Of
the committee on textbooks and
course Of study Of the board Of edu-
cation, Wednesday afternoon. Signs
reading Book agenta keep out" were
ordered placed on the different build
ings. The board already had . rule
In force against agents visiting the
schools for lobbying purposes. Mem
bers Of the committee assert that Il
will be enforced henCe(orth.
A contract for 800 work benches 20
be used In 10 new schools into which
manual training work II soon to be IN
troduced will come up for conflrma-
ton by the full board, Thurs6ay even
ing. The lowest bidder for the con
tract wss e H. Sheldon, Of Detroit.
Tools for use In connection with the
manual training courses will be fur.
nished by the Charles A. 6trelinger
Co. at q cost Of shout $1,000.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-13

AN ORDINANCE to amend Section .
of an ordinance entitled AN ordi-
nance .prescrtbing certain cert, limits na
looms in which spirituoua :ntoxicat-
beverage shall not hereafter be e.
tabiished and maintained. ana apir-
sold therein. and to repeal Al o.di-
consistent herewith" approved Jan
Il HsI Z S Hereby ss' era.iasS 81 the people
Of the City OF Detroit:
Section /. That section Of an Ordi-
nE son limit. 1eSln &. city Of
Detroit where sAloeRs- In which aplrtt-
uoua. intoxicating or malt liquors are
sold a. q beverage shall not hereex.cr
s 50 intoxicStinx or malt liquors
nancss or parts OF ordinances incon-
;,stsns hsrswsss fSpps rnd ths ssms
hereby amended 10 a. TO read Al FOL
Soc. 2. No saloon whore sptrituous,
an Ssversxs o. shall serssssss Be .,taS
lished and maintained within the ter
rftory within the City Of Detroit .e.
scribed az follows: All that portion %. o.
Dortherly city limits. on. the east by
the center line Of Beaubien street. On
the south by the southerly city litnitx
and on the west by the center hns q
Sec. This ordinance shall take I'm,
mediate effect.
Approved NoS Ssc sthi i 3. MARK.
Mayor.
RICHARD I d'sg ci.i;s.
OFFICIAL papers please copy.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-13
MISS MARIE JAMES
GETS COURT POSITION

Judge Lacy. Of the domestic rela.
lions court. announced Wednesday a.
ternoon, the appointment Of Miss Ma
RE James a. one of the ave additional
asststants allowed the court by the
board of supervisors In its recent an
nual meeting. The Judge asserted thai
the other three will be selected within
q week.
Miss James IL q daughter OF O. A.
James. former pension agent for the
United States government In Detr0it
and A prominent @. A. n. man. she
vas recommended to the court BY
manv. social workers Of the city. Her
duties will begin DEC. 1.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-13
OFFICE or THg DEPARTMENT. ol
PuoLlc WORKS
Detroit, Nov. -, 1919.
lateral SEWER
ASSESSMENT NOTICE

To All Whom II May Concern:
Take notice that an aseessment roll
cor tho visrasd crook 81
sewers hereinafter descrtbed has. been
completed and IL open for imposition st
Common Council at q session tksr COZ
to be held Tuesday, the 18th day OF
November 1918, az Z p. m. standard
The lots and parcels Of real estate
abutting on or adjoining the alleys
hereinafter described have been Al
for the sSc and Of q.
made may ais with the City Cisrx :
written protest at any time prior 20
heard before the commiilss on sewers.
to whom such protest Will be refer.
red. at Q meeting thereof. TO be held
ON sncs sas g. io N.Y. ms = Il.
x.ss::%sns ESl No. ;sis' I:ssssi
S bound 10 By 1 Florida. Proctor. Panama
xssessment Roll No. 1890. Lateral
ssSsa.d Ne Sy EsnoI ss K SlsSa
ana %.. MasssiH0 Roi Sn No. 77ss L..sr.,
Ne , lsy .na n w niocn
avenue and Euclid and Montross ave.
nueo.
Assessment roll NO. 11sA Leterri
bound Bounded IL by Wilson and schmittdisi.
Euclid and Montrose. avenues
Assessment Roll No. '779e. Lateral
Sewer No. Nse--IR alley In block
ward. vickAburg avenue and city lina:
Assessment Roll No. 779s. Lateral
Sewer No 34eo-In alley In block
bounded by Meadow brook. 4ontclair.
Marsh and Jelferson avenues.
Assessment Poll No. 1901. Lateral
Sewer No. 14e1--In alley in block
BOUNCED by yprtngle. Lenox. waterloo
(No. $3.50 GEO. H. FENKnxx. )
X-1if = Commissioner.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-13
DOWNEY ANNOUNCES
POLICE PROMOTIONS

Sergt. Harry Kinney was promoted
to the rank Of lieutenant, and Patro:.
men Fred Raymond, William Fisher,
Charles Wiggie, John McLennan and
N. Schuknecht were made sergeants,
In q general order issued. Wednesday
afternoon. by Supt. .Downey.
Lieut.. Kinney has been on duty IN
central station, a. sergeant; Fisher
and Raymond have been on the mo-
torcycle squad. and McLsnnan and
Schuknecht have been on the tra6io
squad. wiggle was on duty In the
Michigan Central station.
Lieut.. Kinney will Ill the vacancy
left by the retirement Of Lieut. 10
seph Pritchard, Nov. i. All of ths
promotions are effective Nov. Is.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-13
LIVESTOCK


East BUFFALO Nov: i!-Csttis:
Recsipta $ cars; market slow;
corn Ia would bring Sc or more: best
sse'S ssod w .siis st:.rs I'LL fsil
s s s0S x.: :sssp .s..r :.';s oScs:
iinga t7t5SI!s; Ssss hsndy WEIGHT
s :s s ssw soo srH Ss:eh sS
4e.9sQs.to: common to good cuttsrs.
{sney Ssifsrs. 81. YES: Ss:, hsifsrs,
81. 9 s:sdss. 1 ssIs e 200 ssS
mon ssccters SliseS; best butcher
bullH 2s.5soSsk; ssoos bulls ek0s:soi
:Ssiay:rs. TO: mediums to sooS.
''ssS:.p and smo.: Receipts. q s s.s::
martet stronE; top 1amba 17.se4e;
I .ss: :.:.. Jtss:ssSSas.s "''A'''' 80
:.tSadv: al gradss. heavy and yorksrs'
s'7s; p' S6ssiosH sI slocx YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
kst strong. mixed and butcher. S7.sS
See1s; .so7ss; iisSs. s9.s5 81 r9 Slsts.
SS5e 7.io! cattle; Rsc:ipts 7o6S;
0S.lS: cows and hsifsrs. l3.50Olit:
s :sosk'rs ga fscasr, Tit
sRssp: Eseslrts. $4,000: msrh:t, weak:
nss: 3s.sSsis: w ws:ssrn. sss$sis:.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-13
Pontiac Men May Haze
Persshed tn BhSSard

PONTIAC, Mich. Nov. 13.---,Spe-
former auto manufacture and Pres
ton Strong who left hero to hunt
Lust SATURDAY.. are believed to have
perished 70 tho storm which swept
the waters Saturday night and Sun
day.
They sailed from Lakeside In q 20
foot canoe, last Saturday. intending
to land on rawberry island. nine
miles out. They expected to return
Sunday.
A party Of friends went to Lake
side today To look for them.
FORT WILLIAM. Ont. Nov. 1S.-
(SpeciaD-The steam barge Buffers
and her crew Of 20 men are believed
lost between here and q point on the
south shore $50 miles from here.
The Buffers left this port last Fri
putting out in the face- Of the
gale. She should have reported to
her owners here not later than Mon
day.
The Buffers - one OF the old-timers
of the upper lakes. She - Of wooden
construction, 200 feet long and has =
capacity OF 100000 feet OF lumber
LUDTNGTON, Mich. Nov. 3D.
(Special)-Tom Mahon. q government
diver reported having picked up eight
matches evidently from large lake
craft, between this point and Kings
Canon, ave miles north. No marks
of identification were on them.
Five of the large cribs Of the north
breakwater, In this harbor. were
shifted several feet by the storm. The
storm caused damage estimated al
$4,000 to the docks here.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-13
PROPOSAL FOR CnEmI.
GAL TANK

Sealed proposals Will be received At
the office Of the Fire Commission untlI I
Furnishing the Fire Commission OF
Detroit. with one so gallon stationary
Chemical tank. together with hose reel
having capacity OF 800 feet .incn
for attaching. Reel TO have plain rim
without handles. Bidders win: IN sub-
hitting bids. state how soon they can
make delivery. The succeesfui bidders
will be required to furnish pond IN
lIIiment OF contract The right to re-
ject any and all bids In expressly rec
served. Bids will be endJryed "PrO.
posal for Chemical Tank" snd deliv-
Secretsry. (A-27V>
The Detroit times., 1913-11-13

ueess-Persian. new. 701Hsi Eards.
sQsNc per ID: Dromsdsry. ssss Per
Dsss.es calves - Fancy. lsRlshc.
si Dsss":s '' &sss p-' Medium. ioelie
r,|-rmporssd. nolse per III:
California. ssc per box.
yrssH vsesssSses-dresn psppers.
sumbsrss hot house. !i0 SO per do.; :
lettuce: hot house. s0ioc Der H.; best.
es ssms sso su io R.Ss: os:: D:r
Grsps Frsst---ss $50 per boz.
30 ; sis c.,o%S.s. sse 'ss Sssk..
uessy-Fancy white. new. 1sQIc.
amber. iooiic per To-; extracted. 7oso
,. M;ss.p.src,s shipper, are p.y,ns tn, tn:
lots 9 Q. b. Detroit: No. J Timothy;
Timothy, 3l40lA.so: No. 4 mixed. SIS 50
s Sls .sSs ws s:s .pa ost :sG:w
'i!i:.:r. Nuts .lsoeL!s per sa; /,
ni1s,.No. 7 cured. isho: NO: !
fss:a s s.ss; i nss S Ss, s sSs:a so
cured veal kip. lec;. No. ! grs:n veal
kip. lee: No. cured murrain. lie; Nc
I green murrain. 10c: No. I cured cali.
sMs &C. NO. s:s.. f a. No. d'G; . Hi
SIC; No; tailow. 6Ec: No. z hidss
sheepskin Gas to amount wool. 800
Esas.s-Mssstnas. sS.soosse box.
Li.es-si @isa per dos; 49,.
"a 49,: 81 low ;s per s.; 'l''
Hsasv-Kis1srs. sgo1Sc per bu.
rstatess-car lots. track Detroit. in
saeks 70 . !sc: In bulk; ssg7se per 90.
,sss cs$ Too:ssE: seiSea' SSSc.. n $50
1 Is, geese. i40i4he; turksys iso'oc
j.:::' Rs, e'et:s
Per bu; Jersey. ss.cs per Dbl: slss per
Tsnsw-No. 1. &c: No. 4 SIC per ID
JODDING PRICES.
,s Gc, :: "a Siss s.n Js':S q ms
Sssns. NQl.SI Corn; Fancy MainS
Lao. Psas; Fancy early june ?l.So:
SSeEsys tail, Si.S nss. ai:st; 1iasEs
rsda $50; AlAska ptnks. S1slk. Tome.
June: 1i.so: sifted early June. si.N
sacks. bran, @16; coarse mtddliGa. vi:
I co S,a SScrs corn corn ana ": g.
ohSR: s3s ps per ton. $500. ~, r,,,,
s1see sss.n ::es end , stss
Hssawss: .s si.ss case: plain
sa1s:1 x, rr 1 ss sH s :r :po.s
s:assal;;;a s :n;;s ass;;s e
81 ILL.,: s.i.s STSsns.d AZ per cIt: 1 Dol.
TsYTs. SilG s7-ss1ss. IxtG iS-gsugs.
a. I. I r.s e: sssFs a. ,. ssl:. and
ID per GENT OF list: machile boits
70 and q pei, cent Oh; -. a.,
seed. Sic; Diamond hs.Aiisas kero-
sene. iSNc: perfection. l1o: Palacins.
iss cFSxn sselip pasrf fse ri, RE E1 m,,y.
s s.i:E ssfia i;,o aas ham. .as
i30lIhci baccn 1e0i!kc; lard In
''i ss:s.toi;r.ss.S i s ally s. " ". H
d si s.iS. c51; d s.sI: s.s sIv.s
3SlS cut lea1 ~: csSsa: ls:iS:
ders1 $S.ie; s!snSistsd, sxtr. cesrss.
osss. o. a1 IN er nS'a sds o,S S s ssas
3-lb. and y-n. cartona e casse kle:
9ismond - S3:fS: eeaasctlensrS 4.
t5s: Nc Re. III; Ne Ns. ( ILL., Ne. :
81. u 80; No. Is. jAS!; No. Il. t4.is:
s:s pe:S:r. '9 p. 100 g S
n ~ pAP case.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-13
THOUSANDS EXPECTED
FOR MISSIONARY FEAST

Enthusiasm over the prospects OF
q mammoth meeting In the Detroit
armory, 70 start the united mission
airy campaign in this state, Dec s.,
marked the session Of the general
campaign committee, Wednesday
evening. in the Young Mems Chris
tian association building. At that
time Detroit people will see and bear
for the nrst time Dan Crawford, the
most talked Of missionary In the for
eign field today. His recently pub
lished book. Thinning black" which
describes his experiences OF moro
than 20 years in Africa, has created
more comment than the average best
seller" The famous missionary II
now touring America and comes 10
Detroit from three-day session In
Cleveland.
The dinner at which Mr.. Crawford
will make the principal address, will
include laymen from every church
denomination In this city and the
state. Blocks Of tickets were allotted
TO the different churches, yesterday,
and Il 10 expected that one thousand
men will )sit down to the tables In
the armory. Ladies' VIII be admitted
to the galleries. N
Appearing at the same time with
Mr.. Crawford will be DR.. J. 3. Nc
Afee. secretary Of the Board Of home
missions OF the Presbyterian church.
and J. Campbell White, general Sec
Rotary Of the Iaymen's missionary
movement, who for ten years was
engaged in Y. M. c. A. work In In
|dta. Mr.. White will speak before the
ministers Of Detroit. 1t compliment
tary luncheon. on Dec. 5, concerning
the general phases of the missionary
movement ~ ~
The chairman Of the general CON
mittoe In charge Of the Michigan
campaign ID J. B. Howarth. Of Detroit,
aad I. J. Davies . Ne eeeroeaSys
The Detroit times., 1913-11-13
PRODUCE

The big feature OF the produce mar
ket yesterday was jump OF two cents
In egg prices. due to supply and de-
mand conditions. The poultry market
- also very arm and 10 creeping
higher. Stocks In hand have been
fully disposed Of and with both dress.
ere and retailers Lidding. sac moderate
receipts will hardly 20 around. Dressed
caves and hogs are nrm and the gen.
eral list steady.
AUple0-75c0 e1 per bu.: S2.2603. IS
Pes DBL; western box apples. ea250
:. ss:::s...sx.0ocd shipping stock. SIS,
nsass--Dris6 Lima. 707xc Der II
Co1eoenon ppuoa--Pears, S1.7k03: To-
xay erapes. ez.2s; Malaga. U.766s Der
~; y91egvAnites. o9.t0 per case.
Cu1ooooyerv-o1.sO o1.76 per dor.
Ce!esy--kelamsxoo. $50 36c per dos
X CSebeop--l1Q3.2S per Dbl.
XholesaIe prices: Nichiran
nAsn ~1S416tc: New York, 17OT &c:
,z2Surgss. itM q $50; domestic sw}sc
Ssc; Imported Swiss. S5O3THc:
1e4l horns. 17c per ID.
Co&CnutD--13o1ee; Spanish. sOfoc
y - ..f...
The Detroit times., 1913-11-13

Duttef-rresh receipts. extra cream.
~ s saSi ai Sie per sr'i H. s'e' PACK
1ggs-Current receipts. cases includ-
ID. Sc per dos Receipts. 3ee cases.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-13
|. Y. COTTON EXCHANGE

NEW YORK METAL.
NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Metal cx4
change closed weak Spot copper.
$685. offered: lead, S4.30@l40.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-13

449 foalowing hrmP are priv.
<ESls 80 Ixehaags: Carlyle .
\ III. j Reilly 8 Co, William
~ sss = 81 + wssss w e Sc : Co
The Detroit times., 1913-11-13

ret: As:.f = s::. !. -' y. ,.;s.s
Of history.S before the Ptsfeit
aFs4s s ,ssI:sf z Il; s y u:
And s.h tS5nsF ms%SsY e sss
books. Including .Excs vstisns an the
Roman Forum" Many slides will be
used TO tllustrate hts tall.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-13
EcoRsE.

r. A. Buhl post, @. A. r.. will hold
q meeting Saturday afternoon.
The Fellowship club will elect osc.
GERS at meeting to be held Sunday.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-13
SUBURBAN NEWS
vpslLANTl.

BVOueAWvus
The collegiats-sorosis az the Univer-
sity OF Michigan win give an at
home" to meet Miss Haviland. Tues
ddy. Nov. Is. from to 8 O'Clock. :
Miss Vivian Gilpin has gone 70 New
York city TO take . course In voice
culture, under Oscar Saengor.
Miss Mary Bible, OF Dexter, II the
guest of Mrs. l.. l. James
Lynn Crosby was arraigued In Jus
tice StAdmiller's court, Tuesday, on
q drunk and disorderly charge, and
sent to jail for 80 days.
Mrs. Cynthia Malcolm. Of Jackson.
IL visiting her mother. Mira. william
Rowe.
Mrs. Elsie Swartz will be the next
hostess TO the Club Of Ten.
Mrs. l.. NJ. James will entertain
the Hamilton Whist club, next Tues
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Ross and
son. Donald. left. Tuesday night, for
Chicago, where they will spend sev.
eral days shopping and sightseeing.
Miss Irene Miller 10 on the sick list.
Mrs. Peacock will appear In . song
recital Wednesday Of next week. at
Normal hall.
On Friday afternoon. from 8 to s,
the primary department Of the Pres
byterian church. of which Mrs. Har-
low d. Wells IL superintendent. will
entertain the mothers with spread
and program.
A chicken pie supper will be serv'
ed In the Baptist church dining room.
Friday evening. ~ the ladies' Of the
church.
Mrs. De Forrest Ross will 20 to the
Sunday school convention 1T Benton
Harbor. Thursday.
Miss Grace Lawrence 10 home from
Cedar Rapids, L.. whore abe was q
guest Of Mrs- Mlmey Allen.
Florence and Bertha Marsh, chill
dren Of John Marsh, are guaranteed
with scarlet fever.
A band OF gypsies camped on the
outskirts Of the town are attracting a
good deal 70 attention with their fine
array Of horses and q mAhomoth
brown bear. VIII oseems a. tame as
10 kitten.
Mrs. Eugene Koch and father.
Frank Bush. Of Dixboro. left, Wed.
nesday, for Q weeks visit In Ovid.
James Caplin Is hunting deer In
the upper penlnsula.
Mrs. Cora knight il entertaining
Miss Grace PHILIPPE. OF Utica.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-13

x01Qs Nov. 12.--TIour: Dull
ne)6onged. Pork: steady: mess,
49, Lard: Easy: middle west
IA oeo1e.ps. Sugar: Raw. Arm:
% teet. 3s.sl; muscovado.
1870 2s;.o; poxdsred. ll.ls:
d ss! ssin e; s IsIsssesS2 es$:sNss:
2iss:s sfis s.yI:;. 1895:
q: 1872 Hsssfas II scMc:
The Detroit times., 1913-11-13
wYANPoTrE.

Boat house owners who are occupy
ing parts Of streets on the river frort
viii have to pay the annual rental of
IS per year at once or get Oh the city
property. A large number who are
included In this rental proposition
have failed to nQuidate. and unless the
notices are needed the city VIII move
the boat houses itself.
Perry and Warmbeer will give 8
dancing assembly at Arbeiter hall,
Friday evening.
The National Union gave q pedro
party for all its members last night.
The funeral Of Mrs. Hetty Weather.
wax was held from the residence Of
her daughter, Mrs. Sarah Trites. 81
Orange-st.. at 1880 o'clock, standard
time, this afternoon. 1nterment at
Woodlawn.
The Wvandotte high school football
team will play Monroe high at Mon
roc tomorrow afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-13

uo nc ), Cent. S1 TO-DAY The .,s:
that prevailed last week.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-13

GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

II
pUrRoIT. Nov. l2.--Wheat; The
Liverpool market has failed to rsspond
| to our government report. and came q
| half penny lower this morning on re-
ports OF rains In Argentina. The news
| from South America 10 still very unsat-
opinion 10 that the Argentine pros
right up to the end OF the season. The
IL now stated that severe drouth has
developed In the Puntaub. from which
district the drouth stricken territory
sopp Es'n oSh. now s =. sAS0aSh nd
An exporter. From Germany also there
south o Sas OF ns f poos
that foreign wheat II already being
freely bought. The news az home e
xs.t po;n,, w az:
confident that Il Win ali be wanted
:SIsTAsrs esssrs . s9sshes
Sspsn.1, ASHc lower d dd.S :. 90 e g. =
eir ne. 8 p..so .r &. t aS.S Ssy lower
ana closed &c lower Tor the day.
Wheat: No; red. Sc; Dseembsr
elS sasr At ssSs; NAY S;s Sps M It
a No. .ef E sS sosas s S Ss1 SI'''
,oc c.'r: car Ne :. 1s .;1 H. i'i y. ES
Oats: standard, q cars st 4aMo; No.
En nn. &c; Ne; White s4S al tle n per os-
Bssns: III imm me- sc snSS I'd November 70;
Si;Ss; January. N.so per bu. country
. cicvsr.ssd: Spot sac: December:
si.irs ;is'so!:'iS 5; :s%Diis : bars a .
1 1Is:iss :::s Prime s.!%%:: ,iss g:r eu
Receipts Of grain At Detroit included
ana ar Of hay sA eo1pS 2. see1 Win = S Ss
. Sfn ne ee.sss tea q ZOO ZOO sss
asS . sr No. 49, =. ~ s e see Closed in
corn : ls ana $50 :sssas.ra 81. :. 10 SIC
h:s:iPsss :. css!cs.e w. yer q, :, car: 81
$. s ::s'H r.. x:ss =: ana
LIZ ears . yeay aso.
eonps!.2 With 3sssss s'i b. ' year $50 So
wsss iIxsos ss. sssinss 81. 900 81 :
z3sssssolss stocks incrsss. ses.oss
The worid's visibis supply Of Wheat
against IN incrsase OF 10.S13.0oO ou
cnICAu0 onATx.
CHICAGO. Nov, 11-Opening -
sc. Corn: December down No; Nay
down Nc. Oats: December down nc:
Nay down 40 Provisions: Easier:
Nay down Ko Corn: Docember steady
Oats; peaemheP steady; Nay stsady--
Cloee-WheAt: December down Nc:
Nay steady. Corn: December up 40;
Nay up Nc Oats: Deceuber up Nc:
Nay. up We. Provisions: Firm. shad-
1Ag haonsr.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-13

r. - s, e. Is j sss:' i .;sss
The Detroit times., 1913-11-13

Gc4sn AZ: s 1857 . ..:r:
ekime. 1905 - .: young Americas, IS g
2tSxc potatoeo: Michigan. 100 7ec:
Eisoonsin, ORC: nnnssota CSC 1Sc
Si!Nc; reese: isSi:H Sc: spiinss. u
The Detroit times., 1913-11-13

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
CHICAGO. Nov. l3-Wheat lacked
H. &c ssgSss,s q =: cable Gable t ,Sy and
tef1ay'e cloeIng prices. suffered furth-
er decline OF &c Ter December and e Q
1or Hay IN the FORENOON aession. Llv-
the Argentine pampas, whore crop con-
Altio0o hAve boen regarded - unkavoY-
4ble, and this news caused some liqul-
Corn was down Nc at the start. bat
suffered no further loss In the fore.
neon. splendid weather for marketin9
wes TIE RrineIpsd Ssar fscter
after starting down . fraction. held
steady.
Provisions were easier 1T the start
"a later In the day with speculative
The Detroit times., 1913-11-13

SIS: pss.nS:r ssxe S Ssx, ,l.sS* s.
Nay, y Sc, Oats: cash dc: bscem,
c es ~ 80 b Ss: SS:sA s: :sd
Dsesmbss and March. jlo.1 fimotSy:
Cash. eagk; December, e1e5x; March.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-13
FIVE SHIPS ENGULFED
BY LAKE HURON

(CentlnusA fRen Page OneD
have also been sent to aid life-savers
and tugs In pulling damaged boats
from reefs.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-13
BIRMINGHAM.

BIRMINGHAM.
Mrs. Percy Parmenter will enter
tain the Ladies' aid OF the Baptist
church, at her home this Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Elmer GOWNS 10 visiting
friends at Ovid. Mich.
Mrs: Walter Mcbride IL quite i'll
at Harper hospital. Detroit.
Miss Emma Vokes has gone to
Spokane, Wash, to spend the winter.
A gold medal contest will be held
at the Southfleld church this (Thurs-
day. evening
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. J. Metenger.
q girl.
Mrs. Odds will entertain the For.
eign Missionary society at her home
on Woodward-ave., Thursday, Nov. 20.
The w. G. T. u. meeting was held
at the home OF Mrs. Fred Turnbell,
Wednesday afternoon.
Glen Bingle. Of Wayne, IL guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Carter.
A chicken-pie social an dbazaar will
be held ut the Maccabee hall. at Big
Beaver, Friday night, Nov. IA, In
stead Of Thursday, a. stated.
Mr.. Rosenberg has sold his prop
erty on Daines-st. to L. A. Jones, OF
Detroit.
The Cleaners society Of the Meth
odist church of Southfeld, met at the
home of Mrs. l.. M. Dunbar, Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Dave Roy, has been guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Ethel Dudley,
1t Pontiac. ~~Hy,N
The Pythian Sisters will give q ba-
saar, Saturday evening. Nov. %.
Mr.. Telefaro has started suit
AGAINST the unknown heirs Of Samuel
The Detroit times., 1913-11-13
FORD.

Alger Gee has returned from trip
to Fair Haven.
The authorities have been unable
to get any definite information as to
the address Of relatives Of Charles d.
Peck, who was smothered by smoke
in Ford hotel early Tuesday morS-
Ing. II was learned that Pack had
formerly worked in an automobile
factory In Pontiac. An unconhrmed
report has 1t that he mans parents
live In Wisconsin.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-13

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