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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-17
BANK REPORTS.
No SOL.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF The
NATIONAL PARK BANK,

>, Non, York in the state OF New York. at the
close OF business January H. IVA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-17

Total sales for the day, $3.50, 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-17
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.

New York. December olsI iT TSr
c,ocisl Meeting of the stockholders or az. IL
cGR% EXCHANGE BANK will be held on ~, tue
nineteenth day OF January. one tnous5", " "' az
,;rcd and fourteen at two o'clock r. pa; -,
the once OF the eorporstion a; Mo IS wi cty
street I'm the Borough OF Mah' ~ tbe nur,
ca,,n,v and state Of New York, TOT tne pu
pose OF Voting upon proposition , 20 Dallas
H. csnital stock from Three Million 20 90 cno,
40 oco nool consisting Of thirty thousand ,SV,wD
shares OF the par value OF One hunarso THAI
Sars Zach IN Three Million Five Hundrso .no
.and dollars 49, 800 O0o,. to consist OF mr.
az thousand 49, 0OO) shares OF the par 'NiN'
=, ona Hundred Dollars each ,,.
o' O"' WALTER F.. FREW, President
FREDK. 7. MARTIN, Cashier ana secreeeI ,,
-T0TTCE Is HEREBY GIVEN that me snhua
zinc If the stockholders OF the Aotnene,Is
Cornora,ion will be held az the once OF w
corporation No 1875 West 18th street bo,ous
-, Manhattan New York city, New norh,
ocIock in the afternoon on the twenty, n,l
5a,, ~ January. 1914 for the purpose OF eieo'-
inc directors OF the corporation Tot tne eneu'ns
year and until their successors are eiey.eu az
Tor the transaction OF such other business d
may properly come before the meeting
D' + W JENNEY, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-17

Charleston. buying par. selling l-isc
premium. Chicago. exchange before
clearing loc premium. San Francisco. Csc
premium. Savannah. buvinS 2-iGc dis
count. selling par: ST. Louis. exchang.
25c premium bid, zoe asked.
SILVER MARkET.-Ba silver In Lon.
don was steady at 26isd. unchanged.
IB-TREASURY.-Th United States
Sub-Treasury was q debtor NJ the Clear
ing House yesterday 10 the extent OF
s249 1893.
BANK CLEARINGS.--New York. eX-
changes s37O376.5SS, balances S2?3se 137
Boston. exchanges s33. is9. 1858. balances
s3.572ls7: Philadelphia. exchanges $50.
Ga. 9O7. balances s3.547.359: Chicago. ex-
changes 500. 3O3. sos. balances $3.50. 40:
Baltimore. exchanges SOL, s25. bal
ances S573.3i3. Pittsburgh. exchanges
ss.s3s. 9O2: ST. Louis. exchanges sl5.si2.
sJs balances sl,57S,2s9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-17
ON THE CONSOLIDATED
Trading on a Large Scale
MANY Stocks Dealt In.

Trading on the Consolidated Stock TX
change was again on large scale WIN
the sales OF 1870 shares, representing
fftv-nine different stocks. OF United
States steel 20. $50 shares changed HANDS
OF Reading 1920, OF Union Pacific ll'ozo
and OF Amalgamated Copper 1880. Inc
greatest activity was in the final hour'
when. following n sudden rush up, prices
gave way even more rapidly in the clos
ing dealings.
On the opening call rather genera
fractional declines were recorded. Read
ing sold on the call as high as lfVs'
Steel touched early a low OF e2Ss ana IN
the afternoon It got as high as eS9s'
AmaIgamated Coppers high was 7f7s and
Union Pacihcs 1898.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-17
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

THE MONEY MARKET.-Call money
Rates: Opening. "a per cent; highest. pa
per cent: closing. Pa per cent. Renewal
rate. pa per cent. Time money-Rates:
Sis per cent for sixty days. 3i2n3s4 per
cent for ninety days. 3s.n4 per cent for
four months. Sa.a4 per cent for five
months 4a4. per cent for six months.
Mercantile paper-Rates: 4i2n5 per cent
for sixty TO ninety days Endorsed bills
receivable. 4izn5 per cent for choice four
10 six months single names and 5l2 per
cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Yes yesterday s
quotations. Demand sterling, 4.ss4On
4s3AsG4S3is: short francs J1S4 less
1854, short reichsmarks. 94is.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Boston, par;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-17
EUROPE'S MARKETS
RULE STRONGER
ConsOIs Make Notable GALL
French Rentes LOWer-Berlin
BOerSe Firm.

London. Jan. ia decided improve
ment was shown in the trading on tne
Stock Exchange to-day. due par l'ou
larlv to the collapse Of the South African
strike. which. II continued much longer
might have forced foreign countries "
take gold from the United states. Mone-
tary conditions also improved WIN pros
poets of reduction i'm the bank rate heN'
Thursday. II was believed that the trans
vaa1 troubles prevented reduction yes
terday.
Consols showed the largest gain FOR any
one day in several weeks. Gilt-edseu re-
curities. home rails and mining shafes
were all higher at the close. RIO 1lntoS
we're strong on the improved demand Tot
copper. while recent new bond issues were
firm. in sympathy with the rest OIL ''e
list
The opening In American shares touhu
large buying orders for New for" account
i'm Erie and United States Steel III the
afternoon New York sold little STOCK
and the market eased off at the close 10
parity.
Consols closed 3. higher at i2ss TOT
money and 72is for the account. cana
dian Pacific was L.. higher at 2l6i4.
Gold premium at Madrid to-day was
80. against 10 yesterday; at Lisbon ~
unchanged.
Paris. Jan. i6-Tradng on the boutse
to-day was qulets hut the feeling was bet
ter
Three per cent rontes closed 12is cen
times lower al S. francs 2ie centimes Tor
the account.
Exchange on London, % francs c1l2 CEN
times for checks.
Private rate Of discount. 3Ss per cent
Berlin. Jan. l6-Despite the announce
ment that Prussia would issue slpVoooo
{ per cent Treasury warrants on January
T. the Boerse displayed a strong under
tone and IT the close prices were higher'
Exchange on London, % marks ~ pfen-
niss for checks.
Money . per cent.
Private rate of discount. 80 per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-17
INACTIVE STOCKS.

'EX dividend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-17
BANK aaposrs
REPORT OF THE &osorrroy or
The NATIONAL CITY RAW

Of New York at New York. In N. ~
New York. At the close OF bas,s1n Z
Jan. 70. 1915:
RESOURCES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-17
HANDY REFERENCE.

Yields Of leading active stocks oaseu
on the present selling prices ana nieo
dfVidend rates:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

Friday, JAM t6-Tota for the DAY oo<'oo' '
corresponding day IN 1915
Total sales January January TO- inclusive f'''0'
shares for period IN 1910
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-17
u. S. TREASURY FINANCES.

., TNG7N0OT'
Washington. Jan. 16. Tho condition OF
,h. United states Treasury al the beginning
., business to-day was. Net balance III
senersl fund S1O6. ISL 445; total receipts
Testerday. S. OGl $50: total payments yes
t.rday. 81 .5sl. EOS. The deficit this nscal
year is Sis JG8 1875 against deficit OF SlO.-
or 90 las year. exclusive OF Panama Canal
and public debt transactions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-17
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
mn rKr>ToN pOTrtRIEs co.


Trenton. y. J.. January u. 1915
DIVIDEND 30. IS.
Al a meeting Of the Board OF Directors. held
this ccy. 4 dividend OF ONE PER CENT. ufcl
was declared on the Non cumulative Preferred
stock Of the Company. payable on January y,
1914 TO stockholders Of record at O'CLOCK
y NJ January 10. 1914 Transfer Books 90
not close
c. w.. LAYTON. secretary and Treasurer.
TN ~. II. CLAfL'N CONTAIN 49,,
Church Worth SITS New York, Jan lG' 1915
A quarterly dividend Of one and ne-quartsr
ui&cl Per Cent on the First Preferred STOCK,
and one and one-half OhfD Per Cent. on the
second Preferred stock Of this Company will be
paid January 3ist. 1914. TO holders OF the Pre-
ferrcd stocks OF record at g. NJ. Friday jan
wary I'D 1918 -. y. FORCE. Treasurer
UNITED DRY GOODS COMPANIES.
HObokeu y. J.. January 10. 1914
quarterly dividend Of Two Per Cent. '%ol
viii be paid January slst 1914. 20 holders OF
Common stock of United Dry Goods Companies
OF record a. +. M Friday. January 30. 1914.
MOSES Ely Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-17
OOVERNME lent BONDS.

Your Safest Investment
Is a properly protected bond.
Your most satisfactory invest
ment is a safe bond paying
you Sc.
SEND for Creaia, B-4o
Colgate, Parker ca Co.
2 Wall Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-17
no 20
REPORT OF THE CONDITION or rHy
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

at New York city In the state OF N.~ Zen
al the close OF business January 18th. 1911
RESOURCES
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&apitalifil6er &iuoermoro.

r5iinf Sabre .piirbs eins YroaeIlirn
oller in Der Snouitrie bei6dfttgten
Sinoer in glnipru6 nebmen, ipenn
iie an Sbnen poriibcr befilieren mir
De-, ertldrte 2elpis gD. 9ir3 ouf Dem
in Nen Orleans beenoeten &on9reB
Der aonferen5 CUR unteroriiduns Der
&inoerarbeit, nadoem er Elm oiiiteres
Bib bon ben &leinen seasi9net batte,
Die in Der proaeliion gu ieben ipdrer.
Mit idorfen Wprten perpies er auf
bic furdtbaren Shdben, hie bic ain=
oerorbeit niht nur fir bic &inoer,
lonbern oud fir bic son5e <iibrige
geiell1duft binterldbt.
Cine anoere Oeleeotin mar bic Ioz
aialilti16e 9ederfifaftlerin paullnc
Nepmon, Seem g)ort, bic ersGblte, pls
lie zines bieler in Der 5abrtt pbpli1W
uno seiItig pertommenpen ainber
froete, mann es nenn ipielt. rSpiez
len?" ipor bic iiberrol ol6enbe Grlpioe=
runs bes tleinen 12jdbrleen ainpes
in Connecticut, uih ipiele ME-" llnr
Die Hepnerin ber!btete bann BON III
rem eigenen bitteren Grfobrungen, ipis
ibr Dos Spielen 1don i'm friiben Il>
ter BON nod niht IA Sobren perz
pebrt ipuroe, ipie lie in Der Sabril
Iteben mubte unb tnopp nit lebn=
Iiihtigen Iueen 5uieben tonnte, ipis
bic anDern SprDblinge Der bepor5ug
ten alaile i'm Yart 5pielen tpnnten
Nohbem iie eberfol!s auf bic Shi:
ben oieies 'Spitems, bus 8erbreden
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2aiter, arantbeit, Mrmut beraufbez
fdpOrt, peripieien batte, rief lie aus,
rlpenn ar bos pubr 1T, tporum mill
len mir als ein intelligentes 8olf
oieIen 3uitanb ipeiter belteben la1ien?
@arum hot bic &inoerarbeit nod
einen plab in unierer @elelllhuft2"
Slorence &ellep bon Seem Dort
tonnte eine glnttport onrauf geben.
Sic aeiste bic S1Gben Der fapitoliltiz
Iden notwithstanding. in Der olz
les nur barouf anselest lit, bos rpriz
poteisentum" bes &apitoliiten, ieinen
profit uno isin uReht", bic probut~
tionsmiitel gu eisnen, gu iidern. Weil
bic 8inoerarbeit ben Ropitnliitet
b!onten profit brirgt, parum tpiro
tic nidt nur sepuloet, Yonoern u,=
terltiibt.
OoB bisIe 3uItdnoe i'm Staotc
Sbio niht minDer ichredlih iino, bal
Der 8eriht bes Stoatsorbeitsfonmi1-
ldrs i'm DECEMBER 1912 bepieI Ien.
Seitber lit olleroines bns BON Den
Heottiondren 10 piel betGmpfte ainz
oerlhubgeIsb gei6offen nprpen. Wtan
bat aber ouh Dos 9lmt oe5 itaatlihen
9lrbeitsfommiI1drs oufgeluIlen uno
es ourh ellie SnDuitriefpmmiiIon crz
iebt. Gs ipdre interellant gu bDrell,
ipas BON bieIer Stelle aus our Ser
binbsruns Der ungeIebli6en ainber=
urbeit bisber seldehen lit. Oas Sc
ies olleD tut es niht, es mub aud
eingebalten tperoen.
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ocs Stoates, bas ,Gho", bel1iibt
bot. sla oie onoeren 8enoiien, fall
uhne slusnabnte, hoben in oieier
,,Trage bisber cine eeraoe5u riibrenoe
Seilnabmloiigfeit an oen Sag gc.
le9t. Sber ipor es ltubebolfcnbeit2 2
Sas uGhn" piiroe Oen slrsfaa
an Ibonnenten, ben es in Gincin=
nati ourh Die 8rilnoilng eines eige-
l!cn Sofalblattes epentrcI erleioer
fonnte, ertragen fonneu. @ie ober
lollte III Cincinnati eiuc eigcne 60
ful5eitllng Ser oellthen Sosiaillte.1
crihelnen f0nnelL nenn sic 8enoS.
iHn nid)t einnlal imltanoe lino, fiir
Has @ohenblutt ser oelltden So,io.
liltell Oes Staates cine grobcre Sc-
oelltllng SIT crlan9en? Nus beibt Ben
Scoen Der renlcn SSirflidfeit obor
iclon pollItdnoig inter Sen. sSiiBell
perlieren.
ySir miiroen Ser 10 nebenbci bin.
1elporfenen @enerfllng ocs Gen.
Born feline aroBere @eoeutung bei=
,nel'en lulO fcin @ort oa5u iaaer,
;uenn lie lns niht slufihluB geben
:oiiroe iiber fir Die bcutid)c iosial;-
isiidc 9eipegllng ocs Staates be-
5cidnenbe 3uItGnoe. 8elpib, sic
Staot Cincinnati fnnnte fir cine
oel1tide io5ialiitiihe 3eitl.na cine
groBe 9eoclltpng baben. Cine ebenlo
grobe geoelltllng fonnte oie nihitc
llmgeblmg ser ~aonigin oes @c-
tens" erlangell. 0ersett lit BORT, lei
ser nub es aeiagt iuerocn fir Die
bclltIde io5ialilttihc 3eitl,ng oes
'Staates, fir oas vGGo", naheSu eli,
totes @ebiet.
slue &eril,fe allf cine 9lenoerunn
h:cIes 3uftanoes haben biShcr, lon:
ner Ginictllnq elnes Ercbfonlitec:
III Cincinnati, fcillen Grfplo &c.
brod,t. Sic tiihtiglten Ycrionen bn
BON oa uolllionoig periagt @arrln
tn Ser slelberltng oes @en. 3or,
icheint llns oes Hdtiela Soilng s,
licgen. Sic Oelltldoen @enoIien tri,:
!nen bclr iboncn Iroltn elmer eige
ncn lofalcn io5ialiltiid)en 3eitlng
| %hr &onlmen ioll nffenbur niht er
ldlluert lpcroen, illoem cine anoer;
,2eltlng sur @eoeutl!ng aelangt. 6:
luiirbe lms frelen, lpem mir Iii:
iiren ipllten. Wfit elmer epcntlcllc'
GloBen 9eballptllng, oaE mir I'M ltr
: :edjt ieien, iino mir, ocs iagen lbi
gleih iett. abcr nift nioerlegt.
ltnicre Meimmg fl,rS 5,llummcll
, fa'ieno, ppllcn mir cs nod emma
io1en: Die ;3eit, slt Der Die @riill
J, >un9en neller oelltlher Io5ialiItiid)c
, ,Icitlmgcn in Oicien 2alloc cine slllS
'lIit allf G.rfplg botten. lit lang
unriiber. @iu mon oa5 8eaenteil h5
meilcn, Damn nulb mar crit 5eigc!
: haB man imitonbe lit, fiir norbul
Acne belltid'e Io5ialiitildle 3e!tlnae
. Eeoclltlt1osnolles 5u ibaffen 9!
: Gem vGho" lic9t es lift, iuenn Die
+. tiaber niht geidob Seize l1an i
> llnterItiitllng rno 9titarbeit beil
!, rGebo", oab man &ru't lmo Sc
7 irIngsfubigfeit bot Selbit pen
t Mon cine eigere 3eitlng min, /
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Mrbeiten, niftt trdumelt.

SSn elmer iebr biibieben aorreipon.
oen5, Oie Gen. Sllius 3orn oil Die
Seitlng oes slrbeiter- -Sdn9erbllnoc5
bca goromelten5 lbrieb, melhe III
scr lebten Summer bes uGho" 5ltm
Ihorucf fan1 bieb es NIT 9e5rg al,f
bie Stoot Cincinnati, g., l,no ibrc
oeutid,e irsioliItiibe 9elpegung:
ng8as Inns chen bier in Cincinnati
'"hlt, lit cine quite Ip5ialiltilhe Go
toI5eitlmg gtln ia, mas nod nid)t
lit, fnm ia nod lno mllB ia nod
!ucroen, man borf MIR Die 0offlnmJ
niht pcrlieren rnb nid)t peiiimiltild,
meroen"
Gs lit nidt oltsoriidlid, eeiogt,
nab burtit cine oeltihe, Io5iallltild,e
Sofalscitl,ng genleil,t lit. Ser Sll=
bolt Ser gon5en aorreippnoen5 ldBt
aher niht gut cine aloere Shl,bfpl-
g2rlng Su. 60 bat man @rllno, all.
5!1nebmcn. oaB bel Dem Gen. 3orn
!uno nit ibnl nohl ulld1 bel eineln
Seil unoerer oelltlher So5laliItel
III Cincinnati, g., Ser idone Sral,nt
elmer eieenen oelltihen 2ofal5 5eitllng.
ei,ler ip5ialiltiiden natilrlif, &c,
| trlllmt miro.
gSic Die 9inoe I'M 2onbe MN
| n5cr liegen, lit es cine Eflid)t, es SIT
logcn, oab ein iolfer @eoonfe lei
Ser cine lltopilterei lit, Ser nad)Sll-
:o1en n,r mebr gfadteile, aber feline
Enrteile bringen fam. 0ie 3eit,
r., Ncugrilnollngen belitiher, ip5ia
| lutilher 3eitllnge1 in oieiem 2ano.
Ale 5offlllng auf GUplg gebabt bu-
bcl, lit enogiiltig poriiber gs miro
aicl Ntiihc, 9lnitren9llngen llnr
Spfcr folteit Inn oas sll balten, lnlr
,pas nod ipichtiger ilt oos anssn'
bamcm, mas al oelltld,en lo5laliiti-
| itlen 3eitllngen ocrseit beIteht.
SSn Cincinnati DEN 5rol,n1 oel
C5riinolulg elmer eiaenen oeiltid)el
@ohen5eitung 5ll trurmell ioIltt
I'm 10 mcnieer ntoglidb icin, als mol
II oicler Stoot nad) Ser Hid)tun(
1s.1on Elm pollgeid)iltteItes Aliob DO,
Crfabrllngen gclonnlclt bat; GrIah
-,lngen, oie oaes onoere als srnllti
,cnO iinb. Sabci geihab Dies );
elmer 3eit, 81 ser Die oeiltid,e Se
noIferllna oes 2anoes ltno oes Staa
tes. ia ser Stoot Cincinnati ielbIt
cine gonS onoere 9eoclltlna achab
lnt, lpie oieS iett Der san it,; be
sllfbau bieler oe,ltldlen 9epolferln,
A:llnouerI6icocn mar.
@ir lhrciben Dies nid)t, peil mir
ou oas vGho" bns oelltlhe Tartel
platt fiir ben Staat Sbip, ollo ouc
ons engere Eorteiblott Ser oelltldc
So5ialiiten IN Cincinnati it, burt
F, sic @rilnolng zines eigenen Bent
I it.lcn Torteiblottes in Gincinnut
n;cllciht eiilel1 oll5lt groben gcid)0f
iithen S!usfoQ 5u fiirdtcn bitter
IN Scr groBen S:aot Cincinnati
nit iciner nod INNER 5ablreidNe
5 oertihcn @epolferlng iuar cs bi;
) hcr eigentlid nltr ein @enplle, Sc
n ;;ii,, bel o1 Sen @ibernortigfeitel
perinnlid)er l,no anberer Notltr, III
Sos beutilhe io5ialiltilhc Yarteibla
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Die Stuttitif sGhli in ben We.

= Die Statiitif sdbli in ben @erI
Staaien 1900 3eitunsen uno 3eit1
ichriFten. Die in elmer fremoen, nidt1
engliitsn Sprahe 9eoridt lperoenI
Ouoon 'ino 632, olip mebr als oi(
Sodlfte, oeut1h. Inter ben iihriseI
aibt es allh 8 iapaniIde, 6 finefi]
fhe, 5 ormeniid)e uno 3 arabif9|
3eitungen. Oieie 1900 8ldttsr er|
Tdeinen in 20 perfhiepenen Spra|
den.
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parteie<n>ii<n riiitet fir Sic .>11ai>$<i<r!

f.es ser @eg a1f ocm man Die
@raft iammeln u1o fir oas erltrebte
3iel> ibulen fam. gtidt traltmen, ar
hciten bclBt es, !ucnn nan Grfolge
nil.
Sol. SOB bauer
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Oerienige, Ser mid ausbun9ert,
bat nidt bos Reht, ielbit in 5rieoen
3u beroduen.
Ml pntesqlliell.
Nein, Ser Sobn bes glenosn uno
Nrmen 1T niht oa, BLOB um Elm 3ao
III treiben, 'beIIen Sang einen .itolsen
pefaiossi,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-08
GRAMMER SCHOOLS TO
HAVE OUTING, JUNE 6

The annual grammar school outing
and field day Of the Detroit public
schools will be hello at Sugar island
Saturday June G, under the direction
OF the supervisors of physical train
ing. There will be the usual races
and other field events The cham
pions of the four baseball leagues will
play semi-fnals and finals for the
championship OF the city. There are
also four boys leagues OF Newcombe,
and four girls leagues, and the cham.
pionship in this game Will also be de-
cided
The Tashmoo will leave GrisWold.
ST. at o'clock. and is due to reach
Sugar island at 1918 The schedule
of the day is as follows: 1880, semi
finals in baseball, Newcombe for girls,
track meet for boys of 100 pounds
and under; 1890. track meet for
heavier boys; 1880, semi-flnals in
Newcombe for boys: 2:30, finals in
Newcombe for girls; 3, finals in base
ball. $3.50. finals in Newcombe for
boys The Tashmoo will leave for De-
troit at O'Clock. The prizes will be
awarded at Gas. on board the boat
Medals will be given the track meet
winners. and cups TO the winners of
the other events.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-08

fearful and wonderful style, kick her
heels twice when the rest in the line
kick once, or. any nonsense Of that
sort. AS matter of fact. the girl
who tries those tricks finds herself
minus q Job and on continual can
vass OF the booking Offices. case
in point OF my argument is this: In
one OF my companies was girl who
from the first day that ! watched a
rehearsal impressed me with her
{arnestness. No matter how seem.
,ngly unimportant were the stage
managers instructions she paid close
attention 70 them. When she had
nothing TO do she carefully watched
the principals. After the rehearsals
and performances she went to her
home and cut out late suppers with
other girls and the 'Johnnies.' She
was noted i'm that company for mind
ing her own business and having little
10 say What was the result? The
first time | needed girl for a part
chose her. She forged steadily
ahead until today, she Is one OF the
most successful and popular girls in
the forefront OF musical comedy stars.
And, I'll wager that. II you asked any
one OF her co-workers In my chorus
how that girl came to get her chance
The reply would be. oh. she stood In
Nth the manager. Boshl She stood
in with me because she worked hard
aud cculG deliver the goods"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-08
Nut Bread.

One cake Fleischmann's yeast; 1-3
cupful sugar; / cupful. milk, scalded
and cooled: Tablespoonful sugar;
3 cups siftsd -four; . tablespoonfuls
criyco; whites OF one egg 81 CUP
ciEopped walnltts; l-3 teaspoonful salt
Dissolve yeast and one tablespoon.
ful sugar in lukewarm milk. add one
and one-fourth cups -four and beat
thoroughly Cover and set aside in
warm place fifty minutes, or until
light. Add sugar and crisco creamed
white of egg, beaten stiff nuts. re-
mainder of -four, or enough TO make a
dough and the salt Knead we'll
Place in criscoed bowl Cover and set
aside for about two and one-half
hours 10 rise, or until double in bulk
Mould into loaf or small finger rolls.
and I'LL well-greased pans half full
Protect from draft and let rise again
until light, about one hour. Loaf
should bake 45 minutes, finger rolls
six TO eight minutes
This recipe will make one medium
sized loaf. or one dozen rolls.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-08


!. !: ]: !. G. I. !. !. !.
gone 10 the very heart OF ~
The art OF cooking and es Ei%&I
necially the matter of cake IN I'll
baking. Her instruction - .. II.
along this line is going to SIi4 IsN ISL
enable many women VIII; 80 ~
nave hitherto been unsuc lil II
cessful in this branch oiTNIT
cookery. 10 make cakes
they will be exceedingly proud o.. tier
skill In decorating cakes has allraCt
ed much attention ana women nav
Neon so eager to get close 10 anu
learn lust how she does II that MISS
Elus has been very kindly giving IN
structions along this line TO those
Wbo have been especially eager 10
laarn 10 make decorated cakes. ~
evidently requires strong nerNeless
dngers 10 make the beautiful howers
which trim Miss Ellis cakes. some
times these are pink, and white SWEEP
meas and again they are roses OF
various hues She also makes Vlolets
and tulips and various other spring
blossoms that look as real as II they
actually grew in Detroit gardens.
Women Come Early.
The women OF Detroit are SO eager
IN get all OF the good things MISS
ellis has 10 teach them, that many
of them come early and remain quite
late and altogether Miss Ellis mas
snent a rather strenuous week, but
sle saws she has enjoyed 1t. All she
asks Is that women show real inter
est in what she is trying TO do; that 49,
10 create an enthusiasm about better
no
has certainly been shown Dy hei
classes here. A perfect mon Is al
ways or hand after the demonstration
To ask questions and discuss points
az interest and express their hlgn aP
preciation OF what Miss Ellis rs doihs
FOR them. ant,
The dishes prepared in Miss Ellis
cookery lesson this afternoon were
voted by some to be the best OF the
whole week There were veal cutiels
and as she was preparing these MISS
E,llis gave some valuable advice IN re-
eard 10 buying meats. The deNls lood
.c0ke Miss Ellis made and served 10
Tor Cooking school guests, was an tx,
centionally fne one. and Vas also IN
tarestinr because of its extremely
low cost. She. also map me loal o,
hread and some dainty clover leaf and
u, mrock rolls. Miss Ellis SAYS no
.voman has a. better claim to being
called a good cook than the one WY
can make good bread She not only
demonstrated yesterday how this can
he done. but carefully explained every
son she took in producing as me
cad as was ever seen in Detroit
sre eovs there is no reason why every
,roman who goes at it in the right
.a.a,, ehould not be able to make good
bread and all who saw MISS riilS
make bread, and tasted the result oe'
lieye that hers is the right way
Much regret is felt over the lde.
that tomorrow is the last day OF tue