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Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-19
HEATED APARTAIENTs.
THE "A AILMENTS HERR LISTED
TAIL AND rHH, Rf1NTs ARE RIGHT.
CLOsE-IN APARTMENTS,

HEATED APARTMENTS.
THE a. AILMENTS HERB LISTED
TAIL AND THE RENTS ARE RIGHT.
CLOsB-IN APARTMENTS.
THE CARLYLE.
SOS 5. 18TH ST.
t-Foom-Apt. No 1, first floor, consist
ing of large parlUr, dining room, bedroom
and kitchen, with tiled bath opening off
OF interior hallway; sass range refrigera-
tor services furnished; private locker
room and modern laundry facilities. .S2.bO
summer $3.50 winter. Vacant Oct. 1.
same e. AT. Nc. PriS SSr q, sSu SUMMER slSs
and N5 winter open for inspection
THE LAFAYETTE
CORNER nth AVE. AND JACKSON
This high class. olose-in apartment
mouse consists Of very choice 3 snd T.
rom Zee Ia. spartments' well arranged and IN
the equipment IL first-ciass in every de.
tai. Only 8 apartments left. Open for
"SO" '0T TffE 1ooMIs
Grqom-.l0O5 s. Goth Ave; a high class
apartment IN the Hanscom Park dis
trict, consisting OF s large rooms, we'll
an Outside HSa s o Ssc tss second oor
ana, besides having tho usual advantages
OF apartments II has private front and
rear entrances private porch and private
1910.
THE ROOT
roon1s--313 Pacific, one OF the choic-
est heated apartments In the city, having
exceptionally large rooms, finished in
quarter sawed oak throughout, tiled bath
and private laundry; heat Jaiiitor serv-
ices. hot and cold water furnished. Va
cant october I,
100 3. 9TH AT
Z rooms AMI sleeping porch a very
choice brick dwelling in tho most select
residenc0 section Of Omaha, with heat
and janitor services furnished. open for
inspection today.
We have others. See our complete
printed list before renting. RI
PAYNE a SLATER Co.
GIG Omaha National Hank Rldna
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-19


no ACRES. G miles from Minneapolis.
one mile from town; 10 acres under
cultivation balance used for pasture:
can practically all be cultivated, heavy
soil, good set buildings, consistlng OF s.
room house, large barn, granary, corn
cribs, wind mills, etc. the land Will pro-
duce 90 bushels Of corn per acre. tele-
phone in house; country thickly settled |
complete set OF machinery n head Of
stock, consisting OF II cows, balance !
and 2-year-old six good horses, a hogs,
chickens; one-half OF this years crop
and everything on the farm goes at 80
per acre, half cash. Schwab Broe., 1O2S
plymouth Blds.. Minneapolis. MINI.
Missouri.
GOOD HOMES In South Missouri. cheap
and on easy terms, write me for
prices. ]. c. Wynkoof. Mountain View.
IMPROVED south Missouri U-aore farm
1890. Good soil, roads and schools close
20 railroad town. Improved 30 acres, 81, 500.
We have some choice unimproved lands
at SIS per acre on easy payments in tracts
OF 10 acres UP. People are getting rich
there. Literature free. c, MerriapA Ellis
a Benton, Kansas City. Kan,
STOP Llstsni leD-aore farm, 81 500.
other farms. Mcorath. Mountain View,
Mo-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-19
Louisiana.
IF YOU WANT
QUICK MONEY
READ THIS?

2.i30 acres rich alluvial SOIL n miles
from New Orleans. the city OF oppos-
tunity--two railronds--river transpor-
tatiun, and shell road.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-19
Apartments and Flats.

: kEsilSasif'RIsAh Furniture S'0Fs'' FRE1
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-19
REAL ESTATE
FARM q RANCH LANDS ron SALE.
90 Acres Cheap

on river 70 river road 3 miles froih city.
~ acros corn. ~ acres alfalfa, small or
chard very good land. tl25 an acre. Good
terms
MoEE REAL ESTATE CO..
l6 Pearl 81 Council Bluffs. la
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-18
TO STIR UP
CIVIC PRIDE
WyandOttes Plan Meet
ing to Arouse Inter-
est in City

WYANDOTTE, Mich, Nov. IS
The Wyandette Community Council
Will mold meeting in the city hall
Friday evening at o'clock. to
which the public Ia invited The
meeting will be a general one, for
the purpose Of arousing interest in
the subject OF "Wyandotte. The
meetings OF late have not been we'll
attended and the board OF directors
wish to muster the whole council
OF which there are $50 members. 10
this meeting.
Civic Improvements and civic duties
is a theme, on which the president.
J. II. Bishop, has been dwelling in
his public letters. and on this theme
the general tenor OF Fridays meet
ing. The secretary is sending out
letters and notices 10 the council
members. urging them 10 be pres.
cnt at the meeting. y that the work
OF the council can be transacted.
The officials have requested
presence OF the general public.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-18
YPSILANTI

Rev Julian = West. >of oxford a
forwer pastor at thc Roberts open
charge. viii lecture. Tuesday c'".
dist Episcopal church ON "Tha'
yellow quarter Mr West gave tht
same lecture some time ago in the
First NJ r. church iu ,his city. and
many hoped they would again ot
able 90 hear the same address
Remington Voorhees,, SON az MI
ant Mrs Fred Voorhees,. rs suftrIu-
viii. q broken les
Word has been received from oak
land. calf. OF the death - Mrs
Carrie Jewell aged A. years and "a
former resident 90 south Washtug-
tuu-st Her death occurred Nov q
ma her funeral was held last SatuT-
daN after which The remains were
.reuatrd Two sons survive. Roy
and Chas. both % California Mrs.
H. y. Harris % NpsilEuti township.
is sister and g. g. Norman a
The q \ r. win meet Friday eve
ming at $50 o'clock following she
patriotic Thanksgiving dinner which
j. 20 boz given iu the ~terma -I.aeeh
Memorial hall by the Daughters ~
Meetings ~ the Foresters ma
knights - pNfhlas VIII both be held
Nor dav evening in their respective
halls
A business meeting of the T.. O r.
NJ Queen CITY Hive. No. 6i.s viii he
held Thursday evening
The willis Methodist Episcoral
Ladies Ntl society will give AN
oyster surFer. rriouy evening. 10 fhe
churc' auueN. and large deleEa-
tior from this city expects 20 attend
iWprovemeu In the DeIghborhood
81 P.aSs auditorium have been going
ON ever since tho opening OF tho col-
lege and the adjacent land 20 tho
uagrifiCeut new building is now in
such shape thar the coming spring
VIII see healthy growth ~ new
grass Agitation is being heard re-.
l1tjNe 20 The probability 81 paving
this section Brewer ~. and Forest
ave, are among The streets which
the council is considering paving.
aud This VIII exert an effect upon
the appearance OF the CAMPUS. "a has
the work ON ErOES-st recently du-
ishcd \ wide concrete sidewalk has
been lately finished between the Iu-
O. terts- ard fhf sidewalk N thp
ea = ~ tn, main building.
Esther ~ Warden ~ this city has
fIr8 liu ~ divorce against her
husband. Archie lI Warden The
couple were married by Rev Mr.
ont any trouble. until March 10. 1918.
when Mr. Warden - alleged 20 have
leaving two children.
Bruce, aged three, and Helen. aged
seven months.
Oren Seaver viii come over Friday
from Ann Arhor, whore h. Is attend
ing the University OF Michigan. 20
spend the weekend with Mr. aud
Mrs John ;. Seaver. on stony Creek
Arbor. Grange wtli meet saturday
with Fred Bl-hop. on Geddes-rd
date because - re lecture OF Ex-
President WIZ ~ TAFT
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-18
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. Mich. Nov iS-Open-
Ing Wheat was unchanged In tnt
Detroit market at the opening fh,
tone WAS easy M Chicago and lower
prices were quoted iu Liverpool
OpruIug prices Thursday cash No
rod wheat. Slice pcremhtr g. o..
Man. Sllri- No white. sl.0gi-
The corn market i- dun and easy
at tNr for cash Nu and GHc Tor No,
3 yellow Receipts are small and
there is little demand
oats are easy az 29tsc for STAN
dHri. r>r foT cash NO. 2 white. and
a-l - f 1fc for 40. 4 white.
Eye - quiet and easy 40 92c Tor
ra Sh $40.
rfests 8~, ir Nght supply and Hrm
80 $50 for immediate and prompt
shipment $3.50 for NoytWber and
$40 for December
Cia,srsrrd is qut,t az 81 for prime
spot, December and March. and S1V.-r
for prime alsikc.
TimotHys. ed IS quiet ar $500 Tor
pr 'wr spot
Grain receipts at Chicago. Thurs
daN. were ISf cars of wheat ISIS ot
Curn and i4f ~ oats
NAV wheat iu Chicago opened
Thursday az s. n5i- 1855. corn 1t
90 a. <b<c and oats at 597sc.
liverpool wheat closed l. re- %
lower and corn p n Ia lower
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-18
BOY-ED I'm
BAD AGAIN
Name Brought Into
Plot Probe By Gori-
car Revelations
BIZ UNITED PRESS.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1S.-Dr. Joseph
Goricar. former Austrian consul al
San Francisco, today concluded his
revelations 10 tne government IN
the Investigation OF alleged activi-
ties of German and Austrian agents
IL this country. and planned to go
90 Cleveland to spend few days
with relatives.
What new evidence the former
Austrian consul has given the fed
eral authorities in the past few days
has not been disclosed. But United
States District Attorney Marshall
limited today that the name OF Capt.
Boy Ed. German naval attache. Will
be mentioned Monday when Ham
g-American officials go TO trial
charged with furnishing supplies 10
German commerce raiders from this
port
About s750.0oO is said 10 have
been spent here in chartering ships
and obtaining supplies 10 be taken
to- the German warships Boyd.
the federal authorities suggested,
was in position 10 know where the
German ships were and about what
supplies they needed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-18
Local
Scarcity of Choice Beef for Holiday Trade
Is Threatened: Lambs Feature Livestock Market

eign wool markets are working TO
"A higher price basis every day.
The live hog trade seems to be
bound for lower levels With little
hope that the declile will bc
checked before the holiday season
is passed Recently, nearly all Of
the leading markets OF the country
have been glutted with pigs and
light weights. development which
f. n surprise In view OF the fact
that the farmers are said to have
so much soft corn that Will hardly
do 10 crib Inquiry shows. however.
that thousands OF hogs have de-
ollned TO eat the rotten and decay
ing corn. making II necessary to
send them forward in order 10 avoid
serious loss by death and shrink
age. Tho farmers OF the country
who were so unfortunate as TO have
their corn crop injured by the frost.
are facing a heavy loss az there is
no way known To make use Of the
damaged grain before II spells. High
ocean freight rates nave had the
effect 10 greatly curtqil exports OF
provisions recently. but shipments
for domestic consumption are great
ly in excess OF the same date last
year Chicago is sending out a
third more pork stun. every week.
than she did during the same period
last year
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-18

IS WANTED
Down River Suburbs
Would Combine
Resources

ECORSE, Mich, NOV. is.--A a
meeting Of the physicians and the
township board ednesday even.
ing the idea OF building a commun-
ity hospital for 'the care Of con.
tagious disease cases la lakewood,
River Rouge. Ecorse and the town.
ship we're discussed. and met with
the approval Of the entire body No
definite plans have been made, but
several meetings wiI be held In
the future 70 which the Wyandottc
officials VII be invited, in an EFFORT
TO interest them IN the proposition.
Abel y Lezotte. township clerk,
said he Was heartily in favor OF the
idea. and would do ali in his power
% carry II ont
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-18

Mrs George pierce. % $50 81 Az
aion-avc. eutertaIurf fhe Etocisior
class Of thr Triu'tr Methodist church
Tuesday evening Bro honor ~ her
niece. Mss Lofty Err5 formerly o.
Highland park
Miss Roth case. ri $50 gtf High
land-sNe. Waited friends n Royal
oak. Wednesdat
Miss Esther waiter. % Cl4rkston.
Mich. is visiting 80 ttr home ~ Mr.
and Mrs W J. .ldinE ~ 40. ile
Monterey
Mrs. j. l. Tlnsm8n. ~ SO 200 COM
necficut Lave Del recovering from a
broken ANGLE
The tanourt served rp the bows Of
the Senior hizh .booi Cor the girls.
TUESDAY evening. was groaf sue
cess Not oulf Naa thc meal ntOy-
OIL tut also fue vueak'
The girls - the senior class ~ the
high school viii Hrr,e Tho refresh
Wonts a. thr opening ~ the rev
high school building. Tnursday eve
They viii 10 paid by the board Of
education the money VIII Do turned
into Tho Fond Tor 'he annual trip TO
Miss Msren Taft Of 40 81 Brlgh-
'ou ave. be- confined % her home on
account ~ iiiuesf.
Mrs s. Case. ~ 80 2fs Highland
ave. was called 20 Toledo. WedneH-
day on account 81 the FERROUS Illness
OF her brother. Mr. = Ryan.
The Highland PARK members ~
tho North Woodward Presbyterian
church will hold a social Thursday
afternoon In the home 81 Mrs Phin-
ney. 81 No 109 C0iinRwood-ave De-
trott
Miss y Radcliffe. ~ So. 1fs high
iaud-ave.. is SD On her nome
The Highland Park high school
football team VIII paN the football
team % the Royal oak Nigh school
on Friday afternoon ThNs ia the
inet game 90 The season and biz
affair Us anticipated. There Wltl be
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-18
Mt. CLEMENS

Rev Father Ryan. pastor ~ - Re
ter's Cafholi' church SUI cred
sllghf stroke 81 aV0ple&F W"dneslaF-
He IL confined to his bed. but Dr Pa
risot. attending physician. states tnat
his condition is NOT alarming FaInrf
RYAN has had ths LOCAL cunrE" since
the death % Father Kennedy fpur
years 20 md : vcry popular among
This e.cninc iu the First Method 81
church. Or George Elliott VIII de-
liver his famous l"rturr Ine corn
ing generation u w II be given for
the hrneaf % the local Boy scouts.
Lillian Hudson. charged with hav-
fnK conducted g nous" OF III ram" az
~ 5qI. North Frort-st. and who's"
raaa has on three different occasions
Ieeu adjourned in justice court. was
Yesterday afternoon again arraigncd
and bound over 20 the circuit court
Her trial will take place durlnE. the
present term ~ court, and VIII De
called At ~ o'clock Monday morntnR.
An automobile owned BY pr Fred
Lenf.stsy was stolen from IN front
% che NJ. Clemens garage ye~teI-
dav The machine. an Overland. coup"
model bears license number . .4-s
Dr. I.eufcStcy now in New YORK
where he is taking speciai posi-
graduate course, had left the auto al
AlTr~d Gambler. Detroit real estate
man. lost hls suit here ~ tlr'ul'
court The jury Wednesday noon
brought lu verdict ~ no cause ''I
action. David Doercnoeron. ~ li7f
riaDn township. was the defendant
aud Gambler wanted dana yes Do tnf
sum OF 5000 which b." claimed ""ufi
have been his commission Tor ne
sale 81 property owned by the de .
feudauf mad not the latter back fd
out - the trausactiOn. T"day ~
case 81 sarah Wappuer. OF TINS Guy
against the - T.. r.. II in progress.
Ma Wappner alleging street car
afruck her auto. about two years ago,
or the North Gratiot-rd.. seeks F",'p'
sarah smith. Cross-st.. was yester-
day granted a widow pension bF
Iu1re Reid in probate court Tho
woman in tire mother ~ two Snali
children and the three were abandph
ed by the father just prior 4" We
secopd child's birth Mrs smith. IN
~ IN health prevented. had cared Tor
{ herself and little ones.
Mas katherine Johns VINO unoeT
went an operation AZ the ~ JOSEF
sanitariurn this week is said 10 De
Z rapfdly recover luE.
Mrs Harriet bankers. wife 81 county
CIark George bankers, underwent ln
operation for appeudiclis At INC
Washington santa rum Iue-daN. ~ ~
condition liz said 90 be very favorable
4 To rapid recovery 49,.
The annual meeting o. tho King
daughters and sons vii De nrln w
/ ne nome % Mrs. VI. G. Cronin' No
a. Ctand-ave. Friday afternoon. ..
Mas Mary skillman, CaFs- ave, lett
,,js morning for CalifOgnla, wnere
sTe will visit her Droth"r. " hll'I'
I nov residing there. -.
urs Mary Brown. Of Marquette
} u,s1 has been the guest ~ Dirs JAM
Csnaeid the pact month. left yeatet
dav for Cleveland 20 spend the WIN
Ms Fred J.. Lenfestey LEI Voc
,o.dav FOR New York city. WherN sac
ali toin her husband. br. IenfrStey
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-18
RIVER ROUGE

The Married Peoples Pleasure club
" IN give a dancing party tn Laba 70
dies hall Friday evening.
Charles Tr0mbicy. whose home
town ~ - Augustine. Fla and who
has been ir- River Rouge for some
time. viii ieavrU ov. % Tor his home.
accompanied BY Herman Nsdcrmeier
and Charles Bomyta Cf Newport Mr..
Tr1uhlcy viii return iu spring
Mrs AuEehne Newell OF Newport
is visiting M ana Mrs Joel Labo. 81
4.lndeu-pl
The Utopia club VIII celebrate SIS
fourth arulyFrsayy with a supper and
evening
Elmer Rnaubi.u. of Oldport Is Wis
ting friends and relatives in River
Rouge
Dur Lady OF Lourdez Dramatic club
Bii repredur. "N Midnight charge
90 tho auditor um sunday afternoon
lr.. evening
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-18

fore the glut is cleaned up,
Recent auction sales OF cattle in
central and lower Michigan have
been very disappointing TO owners.
prices being much lower than was
expected. and the demand so nckle
that i'm some cases sales were post.
poned for want or buyers.
The current lamb trade Is easily
the leading feature OF an otherwise
extremely duh livestock trade Kill
lers are unable 10 purchase stock
with which 20 satisfy their regular
trade and prices have made a new
record for November Fed western
lambs have sold as high as sells. d
phenomenal price when the dullness
~ other meats is <aken into consid-
Grafton. Eastern demand for lambs
Is improving every day. and the big
packers have plenty OF competition
from shipping interests. The trade
In mature sheep occupies a pivotal
position. Just now. with prices work
ing higher. but very small de-
mand at the advance. Nearlings
have felt the effect OF a rising lamb
marker and prices are higher, The
demand for Eat ewes Is 'hckle and
prices hardly more than steady,
Western sheep that have run IN
stubblehelds this fall have not done
we'll. and the bulk OF this grade Of
stock will he held for a grain finish
before Il Is sent forward. Wool is
booming and the outlook for prices
in 1916 Is very bright AZ this writ
ing. The goods market is gaining
strength "a time goes on. and for
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-18
ECORSE

Mrs g. 81 Sailiotte Mrs. > Gent
and Mrs Suucraut attended the ~
neral Of Louis Nedeau Ia Flint We'd
nesday.
AIS STEPHEN LaEire@s and Mrs Al
sNardcr ru@!-ess. ~ New Boston, are
visiting with Mt and Mrs =. j. Mon
tie. Jr.
Xavier Dramatic club viii be held on
Friday evening. instead OF Wedneg-
day. as scheduled. The O. -. OF +.
occupied the hall "Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Grundel or
WalkerytIte. Ont. are visiting rela-
tive4 and friends IN Ecorse
The Catholic order or Forester
have fled nominations FOR candi-
d.fau Iu their membership campai n.
Ton we're admitted "Wednesday even
tnr The class VIII he initiated IN
December
N,aIreedav evening. decided 20 give
another dancing party Dec.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-18
SHERIFFS DEFEAT
WYANDOTTERS

WYANDOTTE. Mica, Nov Is
The Sher1s' bowling team. which
Invaded the town Wednesday. do
risi,oly defeated the local bOWlers
The deputies had with them several
of Detroit's finest bovlers including
Joe HaucF. city champion. Ton
Haley. s. p. g. champion. and Coop.
crsmi,h. The down river rollers
we're sadiv N form. and made sev-
ertl low scores. The score was
ShcrIffs-946 pa. 915. total
2sG5
W'yaudottes-7O3. S37 7I2, total
1883
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-18
RN n. n. MACK.

The scenes have Deen shifted
again in the cattle division of the
li,cstock market. and there are de-
volopments IN sirht that remind MS
that there is an inevitable end to
all things earthly The supply OF
western cattle has dwindled during
the past week, and the trade TN
butchers steers and heifers has
greatly improved The market Is
stu glutted with Gull COWS and
prices for this kind are working
lower rapidly. but the cheaper
Grades OF steers and tidy heifers
of steer quality have moved up In
value and The end is evidently not
quite yet Recent arrivals OF me-
dmm.priced cattle have been disap-
pointing 40 killers anu a revision
OF values in this department Is the
result
Choice bullocks, selling above 50.
are growing scarce already, and
dealers are wondering how the
coming holiday market will be sup
piled with choice beef. Heavy
steers have been marked mp and
choice yeatrlings are selling at the
seasons extreme high point. The
hardest cattle TO sell, just now. are
the pretty eood steers that have
had a little corn ana are appraised
between s. and 50 per Cwt The
hopper Is kept full OF this kind and
they are hard TO place without
shading. values. Gamers, cutters
and bologna bulls are sharply low
or and bid FAIR 20 40 lower still be
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-18

play the Wyandette high team az
AikaH paris. saturday afternoon. AZ
o'clock
The iIer Roost club Will meet FRI
day evening.
The WytnIotte ludcps ndents has
krt ball team has organized, and VIII
begin practice ga Arbeiter hall soon
WIN GatKke iS financial manager and
the players include White Head
man. VIII Cashmere. "Jtgs' Law
renee. carl Genthe. Lee McClenahen
former high school star John
"GainL Poole
The one More Sewing club Will
not meet next Wednesday evening
10 WAS decided al meeting We'd
nsdaY evening. in the home OF Miss
S4alass
The past matrons OF the - = :
viii give q pedro party In the hcms
~ Mrs = -. Trites. No. 81 Orange
st FRIDAY evening
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-18
NEW Nnni, rnnn,,r

NEW YORK, Nov is -Fl1Ir n..
sctlNe ana unsettled Pork. Firm.
mes. $i5a17.5o LARD. strung r.'t.
Gle west spot. fq.1Gli -rrar
Raw. dull; ceatrlfugal at fe4t 400.
uusc0yade. So test. Sf2I. refqed. fIrj
cut loaL $500. crushed. $3.50. po..-
Zee Rio No. on sp8t. 1--..
Iollow Dull, special. Sc. Uitv. ~.
country, 7HIiac Hay. Fairly 4r.
tive prime. o. D. n 100 So sf ,,
Ito; clover. 20c0{l e2Is Dressed
p, uitiFi STEADY tutkeya ffu 1I-.
chicken 49, n &c, fowls. Te1T-f
ducks, 2N &c Live poultry St,adt.
geese. l50 lGc. ducks. 15u2g. fowls.
IL y n u kc. turkeys lSH-|c. ro1st.
era. IL nc; chickens. broilrrp. ian
10 &c Cheese Firm, state milk,
skins. common 10 specials. SIaNT2l,c
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-18
Two.Headed Turtle.

MULLINS. s c., Nov. l7-Ever
see living animal with two heads?
No? Then YOU should sec Eugene
Smlth's little turtle " was caught
in the Pee-Dee swamps and has two
welI.developed heads. each separate
and distinct from the other. Smith
declares that the turtle eats With
both heads
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-18
eEN.MOTORS
GOEST0425.

NEW YORK. Nov. ls.-Generai
Motors advanced 20 points az the
opening OF the stock exchange To-
day. making new record price at
as. -,
The opening was active and
prices generally were higher Unit
I'd States Steel was mp 3's ana
81 IS. Bethlehem was on point
n 47s, and Crucible loet l-2 at 20.
Great Northern was the leader
among the railroads. gaining 81
and opening at l26 "a.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-18
NEW BOOKS FOR
SCHOOL LIBRARY

WYANDoTTE, Mich. Nov Is
The Board Of Education has proyid
ed fund for tho purchase OF CUT.
rent 6ction, which will be bought
every month. Ten dollars has been
appropriated for this purpose
Heretofore. the school library has
been added on only every few years.
and all the current fiction OF qual.
ity was not brought, so that the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-18

library was very much behind the
times. When the present inspectors
took Office, they ~ once began %
see the necessity tor more books OF
all kinds. and this move resr
The money Is taken from the annual
sum. winch the board must pay To
improve the library
Fifty dollars VAS voted for the
purpose OF buying number o.
Standard literature works.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-18
WYANDOTTE

nav q " Jones. Miss Bina KEEL
a. T,esiie C0ckburn end Mrs Edna
0e,tisman Ward Will participate ~
- rrograu given by the lockwood
Ia.are~attonal church. Thursday
evening There will be hazanr
Tau.Sa Catalan. NJ. and Mrs u. S
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